L. Hs Students Cheer For Chess President Nominations
Junior high students gathered in a home room to nominate candidates for chess president with a girl chairwoman and a boy chairman to be chosen by home room vote. Campaign speeches preceded nominating ballots as students prepared for a final Friday convention.
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Hombroams
Gshoolemet
Ionye Tien
Vl Mit
Tzabeth
Audra Courier
Josepline Mar
Caen
Fox
US Indicts 150 Over Prohibition Conspiracy Figures
The article reports potential indictments against 150 individuals tied to bootleg operations up to and including affiliated cops, with revenue agents uncovering alleged corruption, hired assassins, and cartel-like activity. Subpoenas were issued as part of a broader probe into illicit networks.
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Bootle
Revenue Bureau
bo’Morgan
Golf tourney leads goings on at Morland country club
Editors from Gole Arkansas City Kans report the Tapeke golfer A P Ray Stewart shot 79 for medal in a modest Rangers tournament at Morland Country Club. L El Motillat Topeka shot 88 first round and won a prize. Final rounds and semifinals scheduled for Morland events. guests dined afterward.
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Kans
Ray Stewart
Tapeke
Wellington
Morland
Inten City
L. el Motillat
Topeka
Nipaliy
Ghffers
Marland Company
Marquernink
Kaiser Return Clause Sparks Prussian Debate
Berlin reports liberal leaders debate a clause in the new German constitution allowing a former kaiser and his wife to live in a castle for life. The Morgenpost warns it could enable William II to return if victorious, while noting his monarchist moves and efforts to place his son in the Reichswehr.
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Berlin
Prussia
Hohenzolleng
Germany
Loy Ific
Burg
Hignosal
Gersyahy
Wiewl
William
Reichswehr
Republic
Deaths and Funerals in Manville Wyoming
Mrs. died Tuesday in Manville Wyoming. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2:30 PM from the Lutheran church, with Rev. C A Puls in charge. Burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Wyoming
Lutheran Church
C. A. Puls
Airvices
Oak Hill Cemetery
Buffalo Cowl Vrants McDonald Heads Finance Committee
McDonald, chairman of the Sindien Finance Committee atv Haskell, leads the Texas Oklahoma celebration plans for October 27 to 30. A telegram from J E Shields Lawton indicates committee actions on buffalo selections for the event. Wires report buffalo cows approved, bulls rejected, and resignation accepted as part of the coordination with Lawrence Tomah Andrew Perda.
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Hell
J. E. Shields
Cat Lawton
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Committee of Indians
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Andrew
Pérda
Buckskin Cable
Bert Perdasolly
Mr. French
Freigit
McDonald
Hindenburg Accepts Von Seeckt Resignation as Commander
Berlin reports President Von Hindenburg accepted Major General Von Seeckt’s resignation as commander in chief of the Reichswehr. The move follows an exposure linking the general to allowing Prince Wilhelm, son of the former crown prince, to take part in a recent Reichswyr maneuvers in alleged violation of Versailles treaty service rules.
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Ovt. S
von ‘Hindenburg
von Seeckt
Reichswehr
Wilhelm
Maneu
Verdigris River Falls Nine Inches at Coffeyville
Verdigris River recedes to nine inches below previous level by 9:30 am, Coffeyville highways mostly reopen except one. Flood remains severe south of Here, with No water county area still rising. Rail line notes fleeting changes as local businesses adjust to lingering high water conditions.
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Amli
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Nowata County
City of Hankow Faces Siege and Starvation
An AP correspondent reports Hankow under siege with Wuchang corpses in streets. Civilians, 509,000 strong, see capitulation as northern troops may join southern forces led by General Liu Tso Lung. Rescue boats return empty while fires destroy homes. Red Cross aids the starving survivors amid chaos and destruction.
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Hankow
Associated Press
Wuchang
Liu Tso-Lung
Henkow
Yangtse
Boate
Tee
Aching
Red Cross
Astrid of Sweden Converts to Catholic Faith
Princess Astrid reportedly decides to become Roman Catholic and has begun conversion, with the ceremony expected in Belgium before her marriage to Crown Prince Leopold. Engagement officially announced on September 21. plans indicate she will convert before the wedding and may not interfere with raising any future children in the Catholic faith.
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Bressells
Oet
Te Snir Today
Astrid
Sweden
Belgium
Leopold
Cotton Drops 41 A Bale as Crop Report Boosts Yield
New York October 8 The government crop report signals a yield of 16 627 000 bales, up 17 000 from September. Prices slide $4 per bale as New York cotton exchange orders flood in. December contracts fall to 12 9 cents per pound, down 5 cents. Club notes elect officers and plans for Oct 21 follow up card party. Marriage license issued to Walter S Smith and Pearl D Curtis. Rev John F Watts performs ceremony. Myrs Rich Washburn Child sues for divorce in Paris against former U.S. ambassador to Italy.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Probate
Walter S Smith
Denver
Pearl D. Curtis
Lawrence
John F.watts
Taris
Myrs
Rich- Washburn
Formadly
United States
Italy
Zuppke and pupil to clash in Illinois meet
University of Illinois coach Robert F. Zuppke will match wits against former star Burt A. Tagwersen in a conference game paced by Illinois eleven at a storied field. The headline notes a master against pupil dynamic as both teams prepare for a key October showdown.
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University of Tilinois
Tows State University
Uline Atium
Onenicg
Ti ” Hana
Robert F. Zuppke
Tilinois
Burt A. Tagwersen
Tilingis
Bad Trek
Wisconsin Ready For Jayhawker Game In Madison
Wisconsin coach George Little orders a light Camp Randall practice before the intersectional clash with Kansas Missouri Valley eleven tomorrow. Jayhawker mentor Franklin Cappon arrives with 28 players, led by Harold Zuber, and Kansas shows a strong, seasoned unit.
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Wis
George Little
Fighting” Badgers
Camp Randall Stadium
Kansas
Missouri Valley
Wisconsin
Jayhawker
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Baldy" Cappon
Michigan
Harold Zuber
Cardinal
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Varsity
Badger
Jefferson Burrus
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Straubel
Lloyd Larson
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Purdue
Art Mansfield
Cleveland
Tom Lek
Valley Outfit
Ted Thelander
Jayhawkers
Washburn Callere
Cappon
Badgers
Missouri Valleyars
Lattin
Baker
Stony” Wall
Stark
Markie
Thornhil
Interference Rules in Football Training Talk
B A Hoban discusses the vital but overlooked role of interference in football. He explains how every player, from backs to centers and guards, acts as an interceptor to clear paths for runners, citing an example of a teammate who cleared five opponents for a 90 yard touchdown. He notes teams like Dartmouth and Cornell using interference to train runners, and outlines techniques to block opponents, stressing timing, aim above the knees, and staying between the defender and the play.
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Mst
Dartmouth
Cornell
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International Sundicate
Aggies Head to Omaha for Creighton Tilt in Vast Weather
Manhattan Kan Oct 8 1925 Kai gus Aggie hoofers sail for Omaha to meet Creighton under coach Chet Winn at Creighton university stadium tomorrow afternoon The squad may be minus four backfield stars BD Meek D Springer C Garrett and Cochrane while Owen Chili Coghrane shows possible return Karl Enns will start at quarterback with Feathers or Jim Douglas at fullback The line features Tomka Eh Bachman Pearson and West as starters with others unsettled due to weather and player health
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Texas University
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D. Springer
C. Garrett
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Owen
Chili" Coghrane
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Menes Ll
Bachman
Nttle Sanshine
Creighton
Tini
Karl Enns
Toe Felsinger
Russell Hoffman
Kenneth’ Boyd
FE. Peather
Jim Douglas
Tomka Eh
Bert Peardon
West Puard
Zur Pearson
KU Scouting Trips Send Coaches to Lincoln and College Station
While Coach Cappon attends a Madison practice, four KU assistants will scout Nebraska at Lincoln and Kansas State at Manhattan. Harold Steele and John Bunn travel to Lincoln for Nebraska Missouri, John Sabo and Guy Lookaugh view Kansas Aggies Creighton. The squad departs Madison late Saturday, returns Sunday, then begins a rigorous week of practice ahead of Manhattan.
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Crimson
Wisconsin
Valley Grid
Cappon
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John Bunn
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Nebraska
Kansas
Lawrence
Manhattan
Rent Art and Realism Drive New Wall Decor Revenue
The motion picture industry cites authentic detail rentals as a new revenue stream for art dealers. Companies take a percentage of each rental. An original Sir Peter Lely portrait valued at 5,000 rented for 50 weekly. Rembrandt works and other pieces have been rented from Clark Collection. A Manchester estate case involves 200,000 pounds with 1,000 claimants. Night school offers shorthand and typewriting at the Business College.
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Qct
Peter Lely
Rembrandt
Clark
Granier - Stillchild
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Raeburn
Franz Hais
Emporia Teachers Set To Meet Hays In Big Friday Clash
Emporia Oct 8 Twenty five Yellow gridiron players plus coach H W Har giss head to Hays for a strong contest Friday afternoon. Key backs Wigley and Astle are out Wigley broke shoulder and Astle is ineligible by Kansas conference rules. Team includes Fish Carrier Campbell Haindline Richmond captain Ridgway Gribble Clapp Hainline Barnett Hont and more. Police court fines cited for parkers with no lights. most offenders did not appear and may be warrantable.
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H. W
Bill
Hargiss
Hays
Wigley
Astle
Kansas
Carrier
Campbell
M.haidline
Richmond
Regnier
Ridgway
Hont
Clapp
AV Hainline
Barnett
Cobb
Treeney
AL Rice
E. B. Schultz
GWU Strathy
P. J. Lutz
Dawson Yukon gold rush memories spark new harvest
The old Dawson period in Yukon lives in memories of aging miners as gold dust once ruled saloons and bars. Decayed resorts yield value from hidden gold under decaying structures, while prospectors dwindling in number sell off the past glory. New student directory work begins at the University registrar and a speeding charge forfeiture in Camden Point, Missouri, share space with local weekend visits and class ads.
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Yukon
Togo
George O. Foster
Foster
Ee Ee
Soderman
Camden Point
Disclose Law Trick in Bad Press and Legal Claims
A fragmented report mentions a deceptive practice tied to personal injury cases and impersonation by company representatives. The piece notes accusations against transformation firms and a misleading contract, with references to the Amer ica Electric Railway Association and names such as Neilson, along with unrelated ads for furnishings and typing classes.
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America Electric Railway Associatil T.G
Toon Suites
Telander’s
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