Lawrence Romps In First Dual With Topeka-86 to 49
Lawrence High overwhelmed Topeka on Memorial Stadium field in the season opener. Capt. Rob Young led the red and black with 11 points, winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes and anchoring both relays. Topeka took early 50 yard dash, but Lawrence claimed the 100 and 220 to even the score. Both teams split hurdles. Lawrence won most events while Topeka earned five first places.
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Lawrence
John MacMurphy
Ted Parisa
Aggies Lead as Oklahoma Slips in Missouri Valley Baseball
Missouri Valley baseball standings shift after last week results. Kansas Aggies remain top while Oklahoma slips to a lower spot, pushing Kansas to third. Oklahoma visits Manhattan and Lawrence this week for two games with the Aggies, then with Kansas. Also noted are All American and National/American League scores, and Haskell Indian baseball game schedule with Pittsburg Teachers.
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Iead
University of Oklahoma
University of Kan
Manhattan
Aggies
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Jawhawkers
Universpurt
Valley Stanslinge
Moisture Spoils Trip to Missouri for Jayhawks
Rain crippled a three game set in Columbia as Kansas lost the opener 3 to 4 with Neuman dominant for Missouri while Kansas pushed runs across in a rain shortened second game before play was halted. Dave Wright fanned Tigers in the second game as Kansas built a 3-0 lead before rain ended play. Kansas to host Oklahoma next weekend.
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University of Missouri Aite
Columbia
Missouri
Washington University
Tigers
Neuman
Tiger
Jayhawkers
Bengal
Cranwith
Gles
Phinney
Kansans
Dave Wright
Reeves
University of Olahoma
Potato Club Convenes and Local Clinic Plans
The Jayhawk Potato club held its regular meeting last Wednesday at Arthur Heck’s home. County agent H. Colglazier could not attend. They discussed potatoes and a forthcoming club tour. A refreshment committee was named: Lawrence Leonhard, Ernest Pine, Arthur Heck, and Fred Lap tad. City Hall will host a pregnancy care clinic Wednesday from 2 to 4, though the baby clinic likely won’t occur this week. A petrified tree trunk on display in a local store window was found near a Comiskey gas well in Lyon county.
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Arthur Heck
H. Co Colglazier
Lawrence Leonhard
Ernest Pine
Fred Laptad
City Hall
Council Grove
Comiskey
Lyon County
K. U. Band to Perform Concert in Robinson Gym
The University Band under J C Canles will present a varied program at Robinson's gymnasium on Wednesday evening at 8 20 o'clock. The program includes Overture to the Opera Pique Fantasia and solo numbers by J C McCanles plus pieces like Spirit of Youth Canzona Espanola Gavotte and a Hungarian Fantasy. Frances Robinson Berdanette Robinson accompanies. Descriptive pieces The Death of Custer or Battle of Little Bighorn to follow.
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J. C. McCanles
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Gavotte
Grileg
Ph. Fahrbach
Ols Solo
Fanta Hubay
Frances Robins Berdanette Robinson
G. Rossini
Chas, Go
Murder charge filed against Joe Thomas in Covell case
Wellington May 10 A first degree murder charge was filed against Joe Thomas, linked to the disappearance and death of Charles Covell, a retired contractor. Thomas was captured in Summner county jail after being brought in handcuffed from Marshall Arkansas in a Marmon touring car. Covell vanished Christmas day last year. his body was found in a shallow grave near a garage on Thomas property.
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Joe Thomas
Charles Coyell
Sumner
Thomas Matlock
Stafford Kans
Claude Doéhier
Arkansas
Marshall
Ark
Thomas
Covell
Goyell
Local man faces check fraud charge in two trials
H L Seat awaits a two o’clock trial on a check writing charge. Bond set at 400 dollars after arraignment. Seat, returning to Lawrence, drove a four cylinder Willys Knight from Oklahoma, sold it to a junk dealer, and may be turned over to Oklahoma authorities after serving his sentence here. The report also notes a stock market update and a separate theft of a boat named Selena from Verdigris River moorings.
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Seat
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Fisher Reverses Testimony In Russell County Murder Trial
In a Russell county retrial of the Foley child murder case, Charles W Fisher testified he had no role in the shooting of John Michael Foley and that he lied at the prior trial due to his father Charles H Fisher’s threats. He described witnessing his father fire three shots and admitted his own previous false testimony. The elder Fisher committed suicide in December 1925 as his trial neared. The trial resumed amid intense examination, with jurors expected to hear more before a verdict. The Foley boy, John Michael, died January 3, 1925, in a Hays hospital from a gunshot wound. the Foleys had been visiting relatives in eastern Kansas when the tragedy occurred.
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Kan
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Fisher
Charles W. Fisher
Hays
State Supreme Court
Russell County
Foley
Charles H. Fisher
Charles Fisher Collans
John Michael Foley
John M. Foley
Colorado Springs
Kansas
Market News Wheat Down While Corn Rises On Weather Beliefs
Chicago May 10 AP Prices for wheat eased after rains in Canada and the Dakotas temper demand while government crop forecasts hinted a smaller winter wheat yield. Corn advanced on scarcity of offerings and cold weather forecasts, with oats firming alongside hogs lifting provisions.
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United States
Canada
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Minnesota
Nebraska
Hogs Price Report and Drugstore Retail Notes
Fragmentary Chicago data from May 10 mentions rheumatism pain and Bayer package notes. References U S boxes of twelve and small price changes. Hogs numbers like 1,381,000 and packers highs with 24 to 25 cent increases appear, alongside druggists selling hotties at higher prices.
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Dept. of Agr
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Arizona
California
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U.S
Bond quotes and a Kansas City tax note fragment
The snippet lists bid prices for bonds with various notes such as 312s at 100 and 26 2nd 4s at 1006, plus ord 4s and 3% U bonds. It also mentions Mrs. J. H. Cohn and tax-related gax int in Kansas City, indicating a fragmentary financial notice.
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B.S
J. H. Cohn
Kansas City
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