Kansas to Face Valley Contenders in Fast Basketball Season
Dr. Forrest C. Allen announces Kansas will play eighteen valley games this season with two game series in the conference. The Jayhawkers return veterans like Ernst Urhlaub and Paul Endacott, plus freshmen from last year, as they prepare to challenge Drake and Washington University on January 6 7 and Missouri on foreign tours.
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Forrest C. Allen
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Nebraska
Jayhawker
Ernst Urhlaub
Rody
Green
Rennie Welch
Drake
Washington University
Grinnell
Kansas Aggies
Jayhawkers
Missouri
Oklahoma Kansas Aggies
Ames
Vetera Washington
Pikeway
Kamas
Episcopals Top Wolf Cubs In 19 0 Victory
The Episcopal Wolf Cubs defeated Presbyterian Wolf Cubs 19 to 0 at Mc Cook field on Saturday afternoon. Fast Episcopal players overwhelmed the heavier Presbyterians as Freddie Church Basil Church-former KU tackle Lawrence Skinner and Billy Stewart scored touchdowns. Referee was Dr A R Kennedy with John Bunn umpiring and Major H D Burdick serving as head linesman.
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Wolf Cubs
Presbyterian Wolf Cubs
T McCook Field
Freddie Church
Basil Church
K. U
Lawrence Skinner
J. T. Skinner
Billy Stewart
Episcopalians
Valley All Star Teams Picked by Coaches in KC Journal
The Kansas City Journal lists the only all Valley team selected by coaches from different teams. Ed W. Cochrane, the Journal’s sporting editor, participated in the voting. The report presents the first and second choices for each position by the coaches.
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Kansas City Journal
Ed W. Cochrane
The
Journal
Inter-Organizational Track Meet at University on McCook Paol
weather permitting, several university organizations will compete in a three day inter-organization track meet at McCook Park. events include the 1000 points dash and 160 point sprint down to place values. coach Sehiadenian notes the aim is to identify varsity prospects for next season and award lockers in university sheds immediately. a thirty inch prize cup will be awarded to the winning organization and later returned to the athletic department for next year.
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McCook Paol
Seki
Umn
Unity
Sehiadenian
Blimps for Sealsers in Newfoundland Hunt
St John s Newfoundland November 29 captains of the sealing fleet await a big kill this season under an experiment using two airships as scouts. They will search for seal herds of young seals and relay locations by wireless. Some captains doubt the new method though all hope for higher profits.
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St. John’s
N. F
Newfoundland
Noted Player Visits Haskell Institute Visit by Gus Welch
Carlisle quarterback legend Gus Welch, now a Washington State coach, met at Haskell Institute yesterday. Washington State beat Nebraska on Thanksgiving Day, highlighting Welch’s ongoing football ties.
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Haskell
Gus Welch
Vanity Fair Carnival Promised by Budget Staff
High school notes describe a December 10 carnival in the Manual building with stunts by Physics and Chemistry students and two farces, A Blind Aachen by Ovitas and The Stubborn Family by the Dramatic Club. Wrestling under Max Klein, dancing, music, and YWCA and Domestic Science girls in charge accompany ticket sales at 35 cents.
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Manual
Aachen
Ovitas
Max Klein
Constantine Awaiting Plebiscite Result In Greece
Lucerne Switzerland November 28 Former King Constantine of Greece has left for Brindisi to embark on a Greek warship after the plebiscite, with plans for a deputy mission from Athens to inform him of the vote outcome. Greece seeks pro allied favor from France and Britain as deputies may head to Switzerland to relay results.
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Switzerland
Associated Press
Constantine
Greece
Luerne
Onstantine
Brindisi
Athens
Switzerand
France
Great Britain
Estra
Ribot
Notable cast of Why Change Your Wife features Meighan and Swan
A star studded lineup for Why Change Your Wife includes Thomas Meighan in the husband role opposite Gloria Swanson as the leading lady. Theodore Koslow, a dancer, appears as a violinist, with Bebe Daniels in the key role of the other woman. Sylvia Ashton Clarence Geldart and Maym Kelso round out the Famous Players-Lasky troupe admired by fans.
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Thomas Meighan
Cecil B. DeMille
George Loane Nucker
Goria Swanson
DeMille
Theodore «Iostort
Bebe Daniels
Sylvia Ashton
Clarence Geldart
Maym Kelso
Players- Lasky
Notice to Shriners Banquet and Dance Tonight
A notice invites Shriners and their wives or women friends to a temple banquet at 7 pm followed by a dance at Fraternal Aid hall. Nobles are asked to wear fezes and attend. President N Johnson signs the Shrine Club notice. Also promotes a fried mush supper and Kay Valley mush cakes from grocers or butchers. Schulz suits for dressers.
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Aire
N. Johnson
Shrine Club
Kay Valley
School Board Draws Up Law Recommendation
The school board completed a formal recommendation on new laws after reviewing a month term minimum. The panel outlined proposed measures expected to guide policy changes and establish baseline standards for district operations.
Local Committee Opposes Minimum Teacher Pay Law
A county committee and school officers met with the county superintendent in Lawrence to express views on Kansas legislative proposals. They endorsed eight months for the school term, opposed a minimum salary law for teachers, and supported dental health, improved school water supply, revised compulsory attendance, reform of the school cycle, and rural representation.
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Charles Gale Simon
Galdsin
F . Nelson
Old Belvoir
Reeve Brackett
Gray
Court House
Lawrence
Kansas
Viel
Budera
W. A
Certification and pensions in state school policy proposal
Calls for better teacher certification and standardization, compulsory pensions, equal certification standards for private parochial and public schools, and salary increases for county and state superintendents and staff. Advocates self government for third class cities and wider salary boosts for education officials.
Arnstein on Trial for Carrying Stolen Securities
Jules Arnstein and three co defendants went on trial in the District of Columbia Supreme Court on indictments charging the transportation of stolen securities from New York into the District of Columbia. Co defendants include David W. Sullivan W W Esterday and Bowleinstein. Bowleinstein faces charges tied to the New York ring of thieves. Walter Blaker spent the holidays at home in Pleasanton.
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Washington
Jules
Nicky) Arnstein
District of Columbia Sureme Court
Securinto
District of Columb
New York
Arnstein
David W. Sullivan
W. W. Esterday
Aml
Bowleinstein
York
Walter Blaker
Pleasanton
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Gree Chile
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Woodlawn
Woodlawn Parent Teachers’ Association
Piatto Solo
Marjorie Fleming
Humble
Niotus
Quartette
Miss Constant
Mrs. J. Er. Watkins
Noller’s Big
Mading Sale
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Tino
Framge
Mas
TOF
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Skofstads
J. L. Taylor
G. Clarke
Mass. St
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