Intramural Sports Honors Highlight University Winners
Over fifteen teams competed in University intramural events with basketball drawing 339 participants. Alpha Epsilon lead in several contests with notable wins by Alpha through Pi Kappa Alpha in doubles, and Theta Taus claimed the baseball title.
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Wallos
Igina
Chis
Basa
Setaer
Alpha: Tan Omegas
Kappel Alphainerup
Iremier
Ober, Clothing Company
E. Johnson
Alpha’ Tau Omega
5. Randels
B. Gradinger
Pi Kappa Alpha
Wes Ay Andes
Alpha! Kappa da
Toe Ulm
Wood
Anders
Kappa Psi
Sigma. Alpha
Eyéilons
Theta Taus
University of Kangas
Brome
Esnur
Five new courses offered at KWU coaching school
The KWU coaching school announces five new courses as part of an eighteen course session. Courses cover athletics education, track and football, swimming, gymnastics and physical education leadership. Women students eligible as special or regular enrollees, with Miss Et Barto among instructors.
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Ac Qeeulee
F.C. Allen
Sion
Karl "Sehledethans
John. Bunn
James Naismith
Mi ‘Ét Barto
Phie
KWU
Glves'13 Freshmen Baseball Candidates Honored in Kansas City
A garbled note lists University freshmen baseball candidates under Coach John Bun and mentions honors in Kansas City and Marysville. It references weights like 195 pounds and 215 pounds, with names Ibert Fearing and Col. Ibert Fearing as part of the context.
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University of
Nunason
John Bun Been
Kansas City
Marysville
Ransa
Ibert Fearing
TAVY HAWKS CLOSE SEASON AND SCORES MARKS
The report covers multiple league results and scores including Brooklyn beating Philadelphia 10 4 in a second game and St Louis defeating Cleveland in the first game by a slim margin. Bowling scores list Sevenback posting 300 292 303 306 followed by 301-300 31116. Also notes Duke Douglas Grant in golf and political updates on Democratic committee leadership.
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Brooklyn
Philadephia
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
York
Lift Off No Pain Emove Corns and Irritation
An old health ad promises relief from soft corns and irritation with a product named Lift Off No Pain Emove. It touts quick action and easy use, claiming comfort and removal of rough skin for smoother feet.
Ambiguous OCR Fragment on Sentencing and Jail Term
Fragmentary text notes a person possibly sentenced to jail for a term, with unclear names and details. The readable bits mention a jail term and phrases like committed and sentenced, but critical identifiers and context are missing.
Today’s Events and Global Affairs Highlight Day
OCR notes multiple historical items: Sea of Japan battle anniversary with Admiral Toro versus Russia. Topeka hosting United Presbyterian Church assembly sessions for a week. Dawes invited to Birmingham to address Associated Industries of Alabama. Jardine to begin six week Western inspection tour of Agriculture. Washington rum blockade described as wasteful, criticizing prohibition with minimal liquor flow into the U S.
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Japan
Toro
Topeka
General Assembly of the
United’ " Presbyterian Church
Lo White
Dawes
Birmingham
Daly
Ine ‘Dustries
Alabama
Ecretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Washington
Desaeiment ‘of Agriculture
West
Mayated
Ini
Association Against the Prohibition
United States
Memorial Day Service at Clinton Cemetery
A Memorial Day observance will be held at Clinton Cemetery on Saturday afternoon under the Clinton Flower Club. Rev J F Watts of the First Baptist Church will deliver the address. Tribute will be paid to deceased G A R veterans by Charles H Tucker and George Wood. Those who served in the World War will be spoken of. The public is invited to attend.
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Clinton Cemetery
Clinton’ Flower, Club
J. Fi Watts
First' Baptist Church
Cherles H.’ Tucker
George’ . Wood
Two Divorces Granted In District Court
Katie Smothers was granted a divorce from D. Ay Smothers for gross neglect of duty and her maiden name Henderson restored. Charlotte Kreeck Schmidt was granted a divorce from Edgar Schmidt with property settlement and custody of the minor child awarded to Mrs Schmidt. Coached at Colby High, Severt Higgins, former Colby coach, returns to Lawrence and will attend the University of Kansas. A marriage license was granted to Leonis A Figgins and Nellie A Coker, both of Lawrence.
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Katie Smothers
I Smothers
Colby High
Severt
Higgins
Colby
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Menger
Leonis A. Figgins
Nellie A.coker
Zemo Advertised Skin Remedy Suppresses Itching
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a remedy for eczema itching rashes pimples and blackheads. It claims quick relief and skin softening with a safe antiseptic liquid and accompanying soap. Trial sizes 35 cents and one dollar soap 20 cents available from druggists.
Auto Transportion Company Runs Bus Line Kansas City to Denver
The first bus line from Kansas City Missouri to Denver Colorado operates under the Auto Transportion Company. It runs through Lawrence and Kansas Beaver with seven passenger cars now eight, traveling about thirty hours for the full trip.
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Denver
Auto Transportion Company
Kansas City
Kansas , City
Colo
Lawrence
Kansas Beaver
Judgment Granted to Veteran Roscoe Doyle in District Court
Judge rules Roscoe Miler Doyle is honorably discharged after suit in district court. The decision confirms military service status and affects his legal standing in the case.
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Means
Roscoe Miler Doyle
Doyle
Gas Station Hold Up Reported Near Mud Creek Bridge
District court suit filed against the Kansas compensation board seeks judgment for service in World War I. Two young men in a Ford coupe stopped at a filling station near Mud Creek bridge on the north fort to fort highway around 10:30 p.m. displayed a gun and demanded gasoline, then fled. Officers attempted to locate the vehicle but were unsuccessful. An estimate notes it would take 660,000 hours of sunlight to equal the light received from the sun.
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Kansas Compensation Board
Goi
Mud Creek Bridge
North Fort
Fort
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Phi Kappa Psi
Ersity of Kansas
Glves
John Bunner
Swenson
Halpirot
Greer
Mi E L
Quiglex
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Yesteray
Minneapolis
Louisvillé
Toledo
Milwaukee
Ndianapolis
National ‘League
Sevenback
Green
Arnold
Westward Ho
Douglas Grant
Crumma Times
Laincanshire
Epsom
Downs
Associated Press
Serobist
Irdar
Lyndall
Nutler
Sede
Miss
Minna
Dern
Sanderson
Philips
Godard
Tad
Camp Clarks
R Schivegler
Asserted Press
Aliam A. Oldfield
Arkansas
Chatman
Democratic Congressional, Committee
Clem: Shaver
Virginia
Democratic “ National Committee
Bond
Wilson
Clinton
Watts
New York
C. .B. Hosford
D. M. Horkmans
Topekas
Sessay Lo
Arthur Fritzel
Union Trust Co
Thompson Studio
Massi/St. ue
Calliope
Childress
Eldridge Hotel
Goodyear
Fritz Company
Oun
Tian
Aff
Onea
Frank Koch
R. E. Protsch
Samuel Goldwyn
George Fitzmaurice
Eden
Beauies
Marion Charm
Edginton
South America
Blanche
Ronald Colman
Garry Seton
Tom Mix
Riders of the Purple’ Sage
Zane Grey
Samuel, Sax S
Sthunder
Clara
Marvel Dog
Geep
AL Star A
James. Hogan Ahrilling
Black Hand
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