Jayhawker Scout Predicts Army Victory Tone
Freshman coach Russell Sproul from Garrison New York scout reports Army strong after two Saturday games. Army beat Springfield 85 to 0 and Lebanon Valley 12 to 0, heavier line and solid conditioning noted. Kansas bound for longest football trip yet with all twenty two players fit and eager.
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Lebanon Valley
Army
Sprong
Springfield
Kansas
Sprone
Jaywhawkers
Miliam
Massachusetts
Jayhawkers
George
Einen Clark
West Point
Clark
Hien
F.C. Allen
Schlademan
Santa, Te
Sta- Virgil-Miller
Fractured Driving Blamed For Ditch Entry Near Lexington
A garbled report notes Harmon and his daughter escaped injury when a bright headlight blinded them causing their car to slide into a ditch on the road near Lexington Missouri. The other car veered off and steering gear was damaged, but no serious harm occurred. In Detroit dated October 24 a separate dispatch mentions an appeal for impeachment support by Benj Marsh of the Farmers National Council of Washington at a triennial convention of railway workers union.
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Uiarmen
Bittle
Fort Rau
Qiy Aard
Lexington
Central College
Harmon
Paugherty
Detroit
Hi Y and W Session to Meet at Congregational Church
A joint Hi Y and W meeting is planned for tomorrow at 7:15 p.m. in the Parish house of the Congregational Church. Dean A ent of the university will address parents, high school students, and alumni. new Williams Investment Company will open an office in the kin building with W. E. Wil emanager.
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A.ent
University
Sche i of
Cation
Congregational Church
Wiliams Investment’ Com
Ich
Wilemanager
Stephens
First Baptist Church
Board of Deacons
Board of Trustees
Plymouth Church Offers Membership Plan At Sunday Services
Plymouth Congregational Church invites University students to join as affiliated members while retaining home church membership. Church offices distribute application blanks. Promotion day featured graduates from nursery to junior departments. Men’s class discusses religion with University Professor Schweiler. Members welcomed into the church at Sunday service.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
University
Isiper
Tas Sunlay
Celesting
Stanley
Edmund Ssenser
Kate Riggs
Suna
Marthac
Eusden
Harper
Eivle Volowing
John Barnes
Frank Frink
Vivian Mckenzie
William Rowlands
Louise Smithh
Ner
Allen Asher
Marion Brandt
Margery Dalton
George Flint
Edith Forney
Dean Fyinky
Watton
Ingham
Frank Jones
Barbara Kircheé
Alexia Marks
John
McNown
Stargate
Adams
Tate Clark
Ross
Lurney
Margaret McNown
Mary S$ror
Frederick Wheeler
Catherine Carrell
Verna Civland
Margaret Chanmes
Asther Forpey
Ben? Hazzard
Ethel Huston
Jianont
Mary McGinnis
Roberta Anniine Underhill
Schweiler
Smyrna
Slisses
Ruth
Luciva Sovkli
School Enrollments Aimed Up To Rally Day October 15
Efforts are under way to raise school enrollment so fall work begins strong by Rally Day October 15. The class with the largest proportionate enrollment gain will win a trip to Topeka and visits to points of interest.
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Topeks
Lawrence News Briefs Cover Local Health and Business
The city hall hosts a free tuberculosis clinic from 9 AM to 4 PM tomorrow. Fire Chief Reinisch and two firefighters attend a state fire prevention meeting in Salina. Lawrence priests parade in Kansas City drawing crowds. City commissioners approved September bills. Ralph Hemenway sells the Haye s Journal to Ed Headley who moves to Haven. A herd of mules en route to the Santa Fe depot passes through town amid rising foreign demand. A Journal-World error reported a $35 radio at Hess Drug. the correct amount is $135.
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Ralph Hemenway
University of Kansas
Hayes Journe
Ed Headley
Mulvane ‘News
Mir Hemenway
Haven
Ashes Carried West by Kansas University Man
Sherwin Kelly of the University of Kansas fulfills his father's last wish by scattering the ashes in the great western desert. He is nephew to Charles Finch of Lawrence, with Captain Allen Kelly once city editor of the New York Sun and later Boston Globe staffer.
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Sherwin Kelly
University of Kansas
Formeyary
Tech
Great Western Desert
Melly
Charles Finch
Lawrence
Cuptain Allen Kelly
Sherwin Kell
Boston
New York Sun
Me Algo
Boston Globe
Captain Kelly
Princisco
Angeles Tina
Imperial Wales
Tolintey
Spek Ma
Achonk
Window display contrasts historic journal with modern issue
A shop shows a display featuring an 1891 Ladies Home Journal beside a current edition, highlighting the contrast between the old fashioned furniture and burnt orange velvet detailing. The central window drawing marks the change from past to present in journal design and content.
Bicycle Race Crash on Locust Street Ends With No Serious Injuries
Will Nelson was riding in a Locust street bicycle race last night when a car struck his wheel causing a wreck. He and the other boys escaped with no serious injuries.
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Will Nelson
Locust Street
Hill Happenings Blooded by Freshmen Homecoming Rush
Local North College rally planned at Rebs gym with band and skits as students prepare for a busy homeward week. Freshmen travel back to Lawrence amid campus buzz. the YWCA stage a humorous farce in Myager chapel to support the upcoming financial drive.
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Ballyard
North College
Rebs Gym
Amere Mei
Lawrence
Hill
Myager' Chapel
Interstate report on railroad rates to packing centers
An Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry found Missouri Valley shippers faced higher rates from Nebraska to packing centers Gibaha and South Omaha yards, relative to Kansas City St. Joseph and Sioux City. It urged no ICC action now, noting Nebraska's broader state investigation may fix the discrimination.
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Washington
Inter‘state Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nebraska State Railroad Commission
New Customs Regulations Prohibit Intoxicating Liquor Imports
Washington reports new rules under the tariff act of 1922 prohibiting importation of intoxicating liquors. Seizures will target operators and vehicles used for illicit shipment, with liability equal to the liquor’s value upon the person in charge. Married by Probate Jude Two couples wed today.
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Washington
Treasury
Jude
Davige Menger
Leonard V. Hatta
Atenfreve Halliday
Ogkalgosa
George E. Collins
Sinus City
Towa
Alice Fb, Walsi
Topale
Destroyers Leave for Constantinople in Turkish Fleet Move
War dispatch notes Destroyers and support ships depart from Ada Malta heading to Constantinople. The flotilla includes several life-class ships and submarine depot units, signaling a significant naval redeployment amid ongoing hostilities.
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Ada Malta
Get
Thid Firsh Uetlish Festroyga Gotlla
Shin Lyeias
Constantinople
Dladiey
Honored Mrs Alrich Receives Roses At WRC Convention
Emma B. Alrich national senior vice president of the Woman's Relief Corps in 1922 returns from Des Moines to spend days with her son A G Alrich. She plans district events in October and was honored at the convention with a basket of roses presented by Mary L. Carr and Ida W. Bailey, marking one of the two living charter members. The High School Parent-Teachers group will meet Thursday at 7:30 in the assembly hall with Prof. Raymond A Wegler addressing.
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Emma B. Alrich
Woman’s Relief Corps
Des Moines
A. G. Alrich
Bonner Springs
Lawrence Corps
Olathe
Baldwin
Abs Lawrence
Alvieh
Mary L. Carr
Colorado
Ida W. Bailew
Atelock
Raymond A,wegler
Announcement of move to Ober's athletic goods department
Announcement of relocation from 1103 Massachusetts to Ober's athletic goods department second Haar in Lawrence Arkansas. Meet friends and new customers in the new store location at Mathews Humber and Coal Co. Phone 34.
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Massachusetts
Dihletic
Ober’s
Haar
Arkansas Anthreeile
Spadina Grute
Mathews
Humber and Coal Co
Moves Of Tees The Mansfield Ingestrert Cam pany
The Mansfield Ingestrert Cam pany has relocated its offices from the Vorkins building to the house building.
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Tees
Mansfield Ingestrert Campany
Vorkins
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mattie J Hunsburger
Mattie J Hunsburger died this morning a mile north of Midland at a local hospital The body will be taken to Hiawatha Mrs Hunsiburger s old home where funeral services will be held
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Mattie J. Hunsburger
Midland
Hiawatha
Hunsiburger
Kansas City Grain Market Report Telexed Prices
In Kansas City market notes, cash wheat gains and losses are listed with firm and mixed futures. Oats show mixed trades around the 38 to 68 range, hay and timothy prices move, with prairie and alfalfa values noted and a Wheat car count of 376. Coal markets report demand tightening. Colorado lamp car in transit.
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Kansas City
Vet
Lhart
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