Topeka High Tops Class A at 12th Inter scholastic Meet
Topeka High School won Class A with 36 points at the twelfth annual inter scholastic meet held on Mc Cook field. Individual leaders included Smalley of Topeka and Woodard of Lawrence tied for 10 points. Humboldt won Class B with 4215 points and Kelley of Humboldt was Class B top individual. Syracuse led Class C with 25 points. Alma close second with 23.
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Syracuse
Harry Lallarpe
Berry
Alerivten
Thiris
Wilson
Topeka
Wansusits
Data
Lawrence
Neodesha
Seneca
Humboldt
Vied
Tarnett
Chiss C
Mursden
Alma
Noroarth
Chiss
Woodward
Langrqnec
Stephens
Kansas City
Vanersdol
Toqieka
Christopher
Wichita
Cs Rebelles Humboldt
McKenzie
Baldwin
Fraker’ Cirnett
Waatsman
Wanege
Gardner
Stonne
Alina
Secomds Divan
Billings
Maple Than
Dineth
Foe
Thamelos
Dilwa
Conquest
Nanisa
Brintuan
Ottawa
Thi
Teight
Hiner
Tenet
Harton
Secoml
Lawkivonl
Tlateh
Senees
Sand Moory
Humboth
Ted
Dibheont
Bennett
Florenes
Sebing
Warde
Wowker
Meriden
Ilanvil
Treight
Weedwands
Law- Tenet
Seam
McDonald
Laowrenes
Rgdok
Topekst
He-Kelley
Tarbell
Micheals
Nuodesha
Worls
Phunboldy
Hanew
Vernson
Rhie Diaputs
Gillings
Maple
Sintmots
Harverville
Topeka High School
Kansas
McCook Field
High School
Rence
Tyla
Dedo
Smalley
Woodard
Wumboldt High Seligel
Neadesha
Wamegy
Osage City
Ballwin
Beneca
Olathe
Kelley
Hum“poldt
Perry
LaHarpe
Overbrook
Leterling
Divan
Wright
Brablwin
Aill
Cunningham
Kangag
Cinquaeham
Miller
Firstair
Lallarpe
Brown
Cerney
Thine
Aki
Kansas Takes Honors in Noisy College Run
The article notes Kansas taking honors amid a flurry of names including Pilkenton and Theta fraternity pledges. Rumors point to Pilkenton possibly attending the University of Kansas next year as a prominent claim in local sports and campus life coverage.
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Kansas University
Creenenstlt
Willian WU
Amd Lave
AL Carrel
Knightstown
Fitd
Delanw University
Daulles
Kansas
Hoosier
Pilkerteer
Pilkenton
Ti Hoira Theta
University of iNausas
Violinist Czerwonky Impresses Across Europe and Here
A May 5 concert at Robinson Gym features Rieland Czerwonky, a rising violinist whose European fame matches his country’s. Critics praised his pure tone and expressive virtuosity, noting his career from Berlin to Prague and beyond and predicting a lasting impact in the concert world.
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Limate
Terry Sehardt
Mir
Czerwonky
Chemnuny
Austria
Russis
Tolland
Scandar Avia
Sine
Eott
Ee Neapolis
Road Notice Petition to Alter Road in Douglas County Kansas
In Lawrence area a petition by R B Richards and 72 others seeks a road change in Lecompton Township Douglas County Kansas. The Board of County Commissioners and County Surveyor will view the described route beginning at a point on Read No 5 in May.
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Lawrence Taly Trienal World
State of Kansas
Douglas County
R. B. Richards
Board of
L Ands Commissioners
Kanpile
Board of County
Lecompton Township
Bycardur
Board of County Commissioners
Jeeeman Buoeker
Spanish War Veterans Encampment at Topeka July Dates
Spanish War Veterans encampment to be held in Topeka July 8 9 and 10 with orators and speakers announced. Local camp commander Robinson chairs the entertainment committee with Adjutant General Chaos 4 Martin active in planning. Notable invitees include Henry Allen of Wichita and other Kansas figures. The event may host the Twenty Sixth Association meetings and feature the Military Order of the Serpent Shriners and Masons in daily programs.
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Topeka
Department of War
Annem
Jul
Ai’ Tomek
Yolliery Robinson
Neral
Martin
Kamas
Jucal
Mow Rehinsen
Amory
Kigwiansas Oraigso
de Mehlvesses
Iar
Henry Ol. Allen
Wichita
Spesser
Theodore Roosevelt
Kansas Association
New Way to Make Apple Dumplings
A Boston Cooking School Magazine editor shares a new method for apple dumplings. It avoids using whole apples and prevents juice from running out, with a dough forming two crispy shells to hold the apples and juice. Served with hard sauce or cream and sugar.
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Mes
Janet Aihenuzie Ill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Finnle
High School Notes on Drills Debates and Activities
The note outlines school efforts on fire drills with one likely next week. It reports the Normal Delating Club and Girls Laboratory Society holding meetings, debates on protection versus free trade, and parliamentary drill led by Mint de Woodard. It mentions chemistry and manual training classes, announcements posted, and faculty plans for student assignments.
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Prutyelion
United States
Havel Higes
Grieve Holt
Nora Bennet
Jessie Martindate
Mint de Woodard
April 1915 Kansas weather report from University records
The University of Kansas weather summary for April 1915 notes very high temperatures with a record high near month end and an overall mean around 60s to 80s degrees. Rainfall was variable with several thunder storms and notable rainfall days, plus seismograph disturbances indicating distant seismic events in Cuba or the Andean region.
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University OF Kansas
Ptik
Duniles
Jel Toasiman
Nin
Poms
Deast
Warthipirke He University Seismograph
Cuba
Bry
Cotelimbia
Pam
Ital
High School Budget War Number Plans and Activities
Seniors oppose the ruling and push for announcements in different venues to reach students. The budget issue will be the War Number with pages devoted to snapshots and group pictures of school organizations like Boys Club Debating Club orchestra and Glee Club. YWCA activities featured a talk by Hazel Riggs on high school life and a picnic scheduled for May 7.
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Cep
Sofar
YW. Oc
Atte Nont
Hazel Riggs
Lucie March
Advo
Clais
Ft Aland
School year plans and training department progress
The article discusses questions about family quizzes and daily grade work, mentions a likely extension of training into a late period, notes most articles being finished and ready for use, and references the training department under the direction of Ui. Eatiovil.
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Iany
Hays
Great Whisky Demand and War Tax Fears Grow
Anticipated higher war taxes spur dealers to raise prices and stockpiling. Market chatter suggests possible shortages as stocks dwindle and retailers anticipate tighter supplies. Secretary Wilma notes government measures and price controls, while Britain faces ongoing wartime spending and recovery efforts.
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Mats
Mengenen
Bend
Gsg
Wilma
Virivee
Seletie
Pitnee
Britain
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Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Emil Oberhoffer
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Richard G2zerwoney
Henry J. Williame
Round Corner Drug Co
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