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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1926

Page

3

Notre Dame Stars to Kansas Relays Card Highlight Meet

Notre Dame sends top sprinters and field stars to the Kansas Relays on April 1 with coach Charles Bash at the helm. The meet features 65 schools from five states with relays field events and special university contests.

Notre Dame Stars Kansas Relays

Entem National Tourney to feature Fl Reno high school quintet

A fragile fragment notes Fl Reno Oklahoma high school basketball team qualifying for a national tourney in late March. Mentions coach Grady and a state‑level selection, with references to participating schools and regions, though text is garbled and some names are unclear.

Fl Tena Okla Mar Fl Reno Oklahoma Wy Cheeta Grady Rena Homa

Reno Chronicle News Update from Reno District Kansas

Reno notes report Mrs Antone Kahn visiting brother Luckan in Reno on Thursday. Dwyer returns from Lawrence. Piercee and McNulty back in Tonganoxie for carpentry. Davis hosts Sweeon and Kansas City relatives. Robert Dickinson injures left arm near elbow while doing chores. treated in Lawrence, expected two weeks recovery. Various local visits, sales, and club meetings. Verda Moss weds Deano Capus in Kansas City Presbyterian parsonage. Verda is daughter of F A Moss.

Lawrence Ve J. Jones J.C. Lanning T. C. Brockett Tonganoxie Claud Hallenbeck J.ij Wilson O'Dea S Ruth Phenicie Reno Harry Skeets Pony Greek Mackay Dorothy Fairburne Macka Margaret Sanders Jos Wolfe Lansing Alfred Nairn Kary Valley Will Pierce Pete McNulty O*den Fred Harman Aid Society Wafternoon Ruth Theniere H. G. Skeets and Sons Tawrence Chas, Wickey

Team returns to finals in Chicago amid state title win

The squad crushed the Oklahoma City Cardinals 23 to 14 in the state tournament final, with Lawrence Meyer named as forward on the American squad and set to travel to Chicago again. A Jarer delegation and Cheyenne leaders accompany the team to provide support and medicine for the young players.

Chicago Tos Econtes Wichita Kans Lawrence Meyer Oklahoma City Cardinals Jarer EL Rene Imen

Athletes Depart for Texas Games

Kansas City March 24 Caps Track athletes from three Kansas colleges head to Texas for the University of Texas and Rice Institute relays. Kansas will be represented by seven men led by Rooney and Wongwai. competitors include Cooner McInerny in the quarter and half mile relays, Philips in pole vault, and Doornbos in hurdles. Kansas Aggies rely on a two mile relay squad of Kimport Mondy Axtell and McGrath. Carter vaults 12 feet. Eight Haskell Indians enter the half mile mile and two mile events. the two mile quartet is expected strong after indoor season win.

Tsourt Valley Interseliaiss Charles WL Bashmam Agkic Quentar Inine Middle West Kay Kansas Kansas City Texas University of Tex and Rice Institute University of Kansas Ivan Lecios Haskell Indians Rooney Wongwai Cooner McInerny Philips Doornbos Kansas Aggies Kimport Mondy Axtell McGrath University of Ilinois Carter Avaries Arter

Junior High Meet Set for April 20 at KU Stadium

The fifth annual Junior High School track and field day will be held Friday April 20 at KU Stadium. Competition will be among the walls rooms of the different and sixteen home rooms used in the meet, with the Varnum cup to be awarded. Washington, Ma. 23 AP Commercial attaches abroad must write radio talks on business and social conditions of their host countries upon return. About 100 have been delivered in the past months from nearly twenty cities.

Lincoln Washington Commerce Department

Submarine P ent to sea for deep diving tests

Provincetown, Massachusetts AP dispatch reports the submarine P ent to sea for deep diving tests in clear calm conditions. The V-2 and V-1 classes undergo 200 foot dives to study structural pressure effects as experts observe the trials off Block Island.

Provincetown Mass.a.p Block Island

Indians to Have 2 Strong Tackles

The Haskell Indians count two rear tackles among leaders from last fall as key to the 1926 football season under coach Dick Han. Spring drills feature more than three full teams and fourteen letter men, including captain-elect Stidham and Roebuck. The lineup blends veterans with new talent, though several linemen will not return. Homecoming at the new stadium is set for October 30 against Bucknell, with schedules including Michigan Aggies Northwestern, Boston College, and Marine teams.

Ieaders Middle West Maskell Braves Indians Ericiron Ig Dick” Hanex Stidham and Roebuck Tae Naskell Hackfield Tog Levi McLaip. Cross Pier Eral Gurneau Center Fairbanks O'Reilly West Danley Haskell J Norton Gilbra Kilbuck McCombs Folsome Asi Stadum Bucknell Unive

Capture Bandit Slayer Identified in Chicago

Chicago police take William J White, named as the alleged slayer of a motoreyele policeman and a suspect in a $224,000 payroll heist. He is identified as leader of the gang that held up the awards payroll at International Harvester and a suburban officer's murder last December.

Chicago Mar William J. White International Harvester Hdwa

Second Degree Manslaughter Verdict Reached in Dietrich Case

The jury found David L. Marshall not guilty of murder but guilty of second degree manslaughter in the killing of Anna Bi Dietrich. Sentencing ranges ten to twenty years in the state penitentiary. Jurors deliberated for a lengthy period today.

Thiladeishin David L. Marshall Anna Bi Dietrich

Hair-Groom Comb for Everyday Gloss and Style

A greaseless grooming cream costs only a few cents at drug stores. Millions use it for a natural gloss and a well groomed look. keeps stubborn or shampooed hair styled all day in any chosen form. It also claims to help hair grow thicker and heavier.

How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu Ad

Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe flu sore throat or tonsillitis. Two Calotabs at bedtime with water purify the system, cause no nausea, preserve appetite, and leave you feeling fine next morning. Family package with directions is 85 cents at any drug store.

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Wedding Ties Bind Moss Family Across Kansas City Area

Mrs J W Moss and her daughter wed with the oldest son of Mr and Mrs G Capps at Linwood. The groom works at California Perfume Co in Kansas City. The couple plan a honeymoon at Elms Hotel Excelsior Springs Mo and will live in Michigan Ave Kansas City. The event coincides with Mrs Moss birthday and follows social notes on local families, students, visitors, and community activities across Lawrence and surrounding towns.

Land J. W. Moss Tai Law Lawsig IG. Capps Linwood California’ Perfume Co Kansas City Michigan Capps the Elms Excelsior Springs Wl V. Hill Lawrence O’dea Lucile Hill Kk. U Pinckney School Divelle Ruth Phenicie Othel Wiley Grippe Barnhart

Memorial day observance plans in Kansas City noted

A special representative discusses Memorial day arrangements in Topeka and Fort Riley with General Booth and a Kansas City observance. Ed Price line indicates availability for appointments, contact 505 via W. E. Wilson advertisement.

Topeka Gen‘eral Booth Fort Riley Kansas City Iw. E. Wilson

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