Lindquist Delivers Hope Message at Youth World Conference
Independence Kansas delegates from Locust and Haskell Indian Institute attended the World Conference of Churches in Stockholm. Lindquist described the gathering as a historic cross cultural event uniting youths from Europe Asia and the Americas to discuss ethical issues and postwar rebuilding.
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Independence
Kan
America
Haskell Indian Institute
Jan Myre Linusuist
World Conference of Churches
Lvhich
Stockholm
Sweden
Tinea
Li Indquist
Srarlemarine Conference of Boys
Helsingford
Finland
Kansas
Gage
Means
Europe
Judge Smart Addresses Rotary on Law Respect and Police Methods
Judge Smart urged teaching respect for the law to curb crime and condemned third degree police techniques. He criticized ministers and editors for undermining respect with insinuations of unequal justice and warned such methods fuel hatred of law, regardless of guilt or innocence. The club plans a university football banquet tomorrow night at Wiedemann’s grill room with a mixer earlier, and a Panama talk by Major J.T Gyeon is slated for next week.
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Dudge
Smart
Rotary
Judge Smart
Christobal Colon
Panema
J.T Gyeon
Panama
Lito
Todd Snatchedu
J. H. Bell
Kansas College Association Plans Meet in Topeka
Ottawa and Kansas educational council members announced February program plans for the Kansas College Association and the College section. The event will be arranged at Topeka by a joint committee including university leaders and educators.
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Ottawa
Kan
Kansas College
Kansas Educational Council
Topeka
Eeat
Otis
A. P
Ieania
Towa
Univ
Curmit
Wilson. Aveer
Uni- Dew Dor Vackron
Bhar Agricultur College
I. Hk. Bowsts
Kansas
Wesleyan
Valley football selections honor Kansas players
Harold Baker end and William Mullins guard on Kansas football 1925 team named in Missouri Valley selections. Baker on second eleven end, Mullins on third. First team includes Missouri Drake Nebraska Kansas Ag ies and Ames. Captains: Jackson, Missouri. Notable picks across positions include Hutchinson Nebraska and Cochrane Kansas Aggies. Notes list various conference players and future plans.
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Harold Baker
William Mullins
University of ‘Kansas
Missouri Valley
Baker
Mullins
Kansas
Missouri
Drake
Nebraska
Kansas Agies
Ames Land
Jackson
Bacchus
Sloane
Indenmeyer
Weir
Metiie
Kansas Agpha
Ewarf
Hutchinson
Rhodes
Spears
Trak
C Ames
Cogitzer
Tin
Grinnell
Smith
Cochrane
Aggies
Meeter
T Whiteman
C Mayer
Ames
Mar
Randels
Kansas Aggies
Coe
Stiner
Ballard
Brockman
Oklahoma
Malins
Wallace
May Change Location for A. Weber Plant in Lawrence
A. Weber & Sons Piano Manuf Lining Co once planned a Topeka plant but revived a Lawrence site. Weber says Lawrence offers skilled craftsmen and cultural industry growth, with site negotiations underway. Readers note a letter from a Topeka subscriber affirming no difference if moved to Lawrence. Local business leaders discuss impacts on the city’s industrial and cultural development.
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A. Weber
A. Weber & Sons
Lawrence
Topeka
Weber
Imn Topeka
Class Tourney At U S High School This Week
Lawrence high school to host a class basketball tournament this week under Coach Levert Higgins. Senior, junior, and sophomore squads prepare with practice and games slated for Thursday and Friday. Senior coach Fred Fearing, junior coach Al Graeber, and sophomore coach Bud Kennedy lead their teams. Senior practices begin today, juniors tomorrow, and sophomores Wednesday. The regular team plans two squads of fifteen until Christmas, then cuts before the season resumes after vacation.
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Vin
Lawrents
Levert Higgins
Fred Fearing
al Graeber
Bud Kennedy
Higgins
Intramural Track Meet Finishes Up At KU
The intramural track meet started at the University of Kansas will be completed Tuesday and Wednesday after a weather postponement. Events remaining include the dash 120 yard low hurdles half mile relay throw and one mile relay. Final scores show Epsilon fraternity leading as the sophomore class holds a slim lead in the interclass football game set for Thursday.
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University of Kansas
Zs Pho Epsilon Fraternity
Iead
Mystery fighter Eddie Franks to headline December show
An intriguing mystery fighter named Eddie Franks from Lawrence will appear at the American Legion boxing event on December 4, with the fighter's identity kept secret until fight night. A six round preliminary features Red Kiting against Mic Evans, two young hopefuls in the sport, promising an action packed evening at the Armory. Tickets are on sale at Ike’s, Carl’s, Swedes, and Weyermullers, with the event hyped as a strongnight of boxing for local fans. Mrs. D. I. Gould has returned from visiting relatives in Pottawatomie County.
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Eddie Franks
Lawrence
American Legion
Alwaen Red Kiting
Mic Evans
Carl's
Weyermullers
Dr. Galdwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Easy Bowel Movement
An old advertisement touts laxatives for babies and children, claiming Dr. Galdwell's Syrup Pepsin and Ds. Causell's Syrup Pepsin can establish regular bowel movements for weeks. The copy pitches a gentle, palatable remedy to relieve chronic constipation in youngsters.
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Causell
Haskell Institute Football Banquet Follows Road Trip
Haskell Institute will host an informal banquet for the football team this evening. The team recently returned from a string of three hard games in the East, winning two and losing one 6 to 0. Player Jerry Kilbuck, who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in the Loyola game, is nearly fully recovered.
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Haskell Institute
Jerry Kilbuck
Loyola
Horse owner seeks queer name for Derby hopeful chestnut
Frankfort fans report owner Dick Hatley plans post season uncertain with Indians schedule doubts. Negotiations for games in Florida Oklahoma and Southern California falter while Swigert Taylors horse Isostasy aims for the 1926 Derby.
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Dick Hatley
Florida
Oklaoma
Southern California
Indians
Frankfort
Nec
New York
Swigert. Taylor
Taylor
WL A. Parks
BritishsSociation For the Advancement of Science
Southampton
Engand
Wall Street Reaction Fades As Market Drops
In New York trading amid reactionary tendencies, call money rates rose to 5.45 percent amid reduced trading. The drop followed a smaller reserve cushion and fund withdrawals tied to month-end needs. Rails led a brief rally with Kansas City Southern and Gimbel Brothers hitting new yearly highs, while many firms suspended rising trades awaiting further offerings.
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Wall Street
New “York
Kansas
City Southern
Gimbel Brothers
Unclear stock market note trails by small margin
A fragment notes selling pressure and popular issues trading around 3 to 5 points below Saturday's closing quotations, indicating a cautious session with modest moves and subdued gains for the listed equities.
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Supreme Court of California
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K. U
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Chicago
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Cornell
Steven Donoghue
Yale
Blues
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Eli
Pix
M. Briand
United States
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Mark Cooper
Mary Kiefer
Ruth
Kansas City
J. G. Cormede
Mae
Lancaster
Hlm Hawk
Red” Grange
Cardinals
Chiegen
Grange
Chicano Bears
U.S
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Court of Appeals
Pascagoula
Supreme Court
Journal-World
Armory
D. I. Gould
Pottastatomie County
Dr. Caldwell
BR. W. B. ‘Caldwell
Butler-Sanderson Motor CO
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Haskell
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Doe
Cascara
Portrale
Christian Church Bazaar
Oberworth
Oakisland
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Headtofout Outfitters
Santa Claus
Page and
Shaw
Schroffis
Park- Tilford and
Neavis
Parker—Schaeffer
Roy C. Reese Drug Co
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