Newton Five Wins State Cage Title
Newton Five clinched the 19th annual Kansas state high school basketball tournament title at Kansas City. Morgan led the scoring with five field goals and ten total points, supported by Forney and Cox as Augusta struggles. The Newton quintet dominated late, securing a Chicago-bound national tournament spot after their tourney win.
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Augusta
Newton High School
Nadsas
Ty of Kansas
Ani Las Mich Morgan
Kansas
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Leidgke
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Cox
Morgan Snoyeht
Owith
Forney
Newton
Huw
Smalley Aygaets
Ato
Funy
Jait
Chicago
el Newton
Ie Wichii Liss
Ame Poy
Saar
Livral
Walter
Vaal
Ray Saker
iNew
Ny Waller
All State Quistets Team Lineups and season wrap
The article lists first and second team selections with players from Newton Augusta and Olathe, naming guards forwards and centers. It notes a season ending double header in Wood marhaed gym, a cafeteria dinner, and coach talks, plus upcoming golf events including Salina Golf Club tournament and Anttan meet in late May.
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Woodmarhaed
Junction i
Salina
Nal
Dartmouth concert tour to Topeka and banquet dance
Dartmouth College musical groups including the Glee Club Barbary Coast Orchestra and Mandelia Club plan a Topeka visit with a concert at the Women’s Club Ninth and Topeka Avenue and a following dance in the hotel ballroom featuring Barbary Coast Orchestra. Also notes a stolen 1929 Ford touring car in Independence Missouri and a brief on state committee sessions.
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Dartmouth College
Glee Club
Lil Siler
Independence
Ted Siler
Locar Theatre
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Kansas Campus Notes Emoria notes at Emporia College
Emporia College and Kansas campus items note Brewster and Choguill Thuis bold entries at Fi Kappa Delta tourney in Petes Park and Fort Collo. Debates win four intercollegiate contests this month. they will cover child labor sides. Also reports on Kansas teachers college relay team, a high school judging contest set for April at the state agricultural college, and journalism department status. Festival events at Emporia College include Virgilio Tazsari bass soloist visits, orchestra performances, and the play Sherwood. Basketball letters awarded to ten men. core squad to return. and the 1926 French enrollment championship slated for July.
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Lakin
Orle Choguill Thuisbaldt
College of Emporia
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Fort Col- Calo
Brewsiey
Chaguil
Nota
Hay
Mife
Thhe H. Teachers College
Tered
Convention Mall
Marcus
Bronson
Yelay
Imperia
Virgilio Tazsari
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Kansas City
Wichita bank cases end in dismissal in district court
In Wichita on March 22 AP reports the district court dismissed conspiracy to embezzle charges against Phil A. Drumm, John T. Haynes, and Ben F. Spaulding linked to the American State Bank failure. Two trials of Drumm yielded hung juries. Haynes faced a trial with a hung verdict. Spaulding had not been tried. Remaining appeals involve John N. Richardson and O. A. Fowell, convicted for receiving deposits knowing the bank’s failure. Each received 9 to 24 years and $15,000 fines. appeals await the supreme court. Farm Bureau note: Loretta McKluurry of Manhattan visited for clothing work, meeting district and local leaders. Miss Elizabeth Randle described it as a very good meeting.
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Mar
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Bani
John T. Haynes
Ben FP. Spaulding
Haynes
Institutere
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Pune
Condit
Jaynes
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Finis
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O. A. Fowell
American State Bank
Supreme Court
SS Oneal Et E
Farm Bureau
Loretta McKluurry
Calleze
Manhattan
Elizabeth Randle
City election registration open with candidates Carman Constant
Registration books are open at the city clerk's office from morning until 10 pm Friday. Voters who moved since the last election or failed to vote must register by Friday night. The two primary winners are Carman and Constant. A Dodge dairy truck crashed into a garage at 937 Ohio Street, causing about 150 dollars in damage.
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C. W. Carman
John L. Constant
Fritzel’s
Ohio St
Ohio Street
Local Social and Church Notes from Marion Area
Dinner guests at the Marion Laswell home and a West Lecompton visit fill a page of community notes. Birth announced for a daughter on Friday March 12. Easter dinner planned April 1 by the M E Ladies Aid with an apron sale. A Methodist church remodeling meeting, a family reunion at Dr. Fleenor’s, and visits by several local families are recorded. Separate class rooms and church updates are discussed. a Loose-Wiles Demo at K P Day store is noted.
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Marion Laswell
Joe Walter
Wesley Crady
Flw. Berischinger
Nelia Morris
Perry
Branstine
Sutton
Ernest Arnett
Methodist Church
M. E
Lerampton
Vunion
J. W. Fleenor
Harry van Derer
Howard
Victor
Emporia
Topeka
J. O. Wetherland
Big Springs
Esther
Lawrence
Harold Schiner
A. I. Armstrong
Roy
Wm. Drake
Frances
Mary
Ted Baughman
Winifred Springer
Lecompton
W. H. Glenn
K.P
Loose-Wiles Bis
Local Bake Sale Promotes Sun Shine Marshmallow Cookies
The event featured Fopeka Coffee Co and Sun Shine Marshmallow Cookies with demonstrations. About half as many boxes sold in Lecompton as in Saline, with cookies and coffee served in the afternoon and evening. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Bettschinger, Mrs Ted Baughman, Mrs C E Baughman, and Pasline at the Wm. Hill home.
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Cuit. Co
Fo-pe-ka ' Coffee Co
Lecompton
Saline
Bettschinger
Ted Baughman
C.E. Baughman
Pasline
Hill
Lecompton Community Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Shaffer formerly Miss Louise Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs Rolla Jackson Lecompton Rev and Mrs F W Bertschinger and daughter Mabel were dinner guests Tuesday of Mr and Mrs N E Whipple Grade school pupils took the bi monthly examinations March 18 and 40 Miss Mattie Caldwell of Topeka called at the B P Day home last Friday afternoon She formerly lived in Lecompton and taught in the local schools and is now a teacher in Topeka While Mr Edward Hutchinson on his route Wednesday morning selling Heberling products the house he lived in caught fire causing interior and contents damage The Hutchinson house is owned by Isaac Hartup Mr John Abel of Perry was a
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Topeka
Miss Caldwell
Lecompton
Edward Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Isaac Hartup
John Abel
Perry
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