Haskell Indians Face Ottawa In Weekend Exhibition
The Haskell Indians prepare for a weekend football exhibition at home with Ottawa as the opponent. Coach Hanley aims for a strong showing, trusting fast, blood brothers on the line while injuries are few aside from John Stoli’s ankle. Hood returns to strengthen the line after vacation as the team enters its first game under new conditions.
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Fall Tournament Drawn for Country Club Rogues
Fifty six golfers will compete in the Fall Tournament at the Country Club with Wallis Wilson posting a 75 in qualifying. Pairings are listed by flight for the match play rounds, including Wilson against Irving Hill and several other head to head first-round tests across eight flights. One match per week will be played until completion.
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Art Woodi
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Wrestling at RKU shows growing college team effort
The wrestling squad at the university, about thirty men, trains in the gym under Coach B Patrick. Strong early results are reported this year with several wrestlers named including Stunfer ingy Isten Watt and others. Heavyweight prospects are highlighted as a source of depth for the team.
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Freshmen Tested in Saturday University Gym Exercise
Freshmen enrolled in the university are undergoing a test exercise in the gym on Saturday. The event outlines a series of fitness and endurance tests to evaluate early athletic readiness and overall health.
Boxing Program at School Extends Through Thanksgiving
Boxing among itself since school started under the direction of E. Philleo. They will continue boxing until after Thanksgiving.
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Scarce Prospects Blamed On Semi pro Base Ball Growth
Pittsburgh scouts blame industrial league and semi professional baseball for few promising players in the minors this season. They note college men taking real jobs with added pay, boosting semi pro play. Scouts say quality in semi pro has risen to near Class A level, inflating player prices for major league attention.
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Two Football Standouts from Kansas Aggies Named
Manhattan Oct 7 Head coach Charles Bachman shows keen judgment in elevating two outstanding players Swartz quarterback and Beaton half back. Swartz moved from defense to quarterback and thrived, earning unanimous MV coaches second all conference team last season. With more experience he may win first all conference honor.
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Modern college life warned against Spartan athletic cult
Topeka Kan Oct 10 Reverend John Wells Rahill of the Central Congregational church urged Washburn College students to eschew excess athletics and the "I am greater than thou" frat culture. He said modern students focus too much on physical prowess and too little on religion and mental achievement.
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Lawrence High Notes Prepares for Drake Seven Contest
The Lawrence high notes a fest with about 125 dollars from local support for Roosevelt high school football. The visiting team was thanked for traveling by coach Krein. The Jayhawkers head to Des Moines to meet Drake after a defeat by Haskell last year and aim to rebound against the Bulldogs top rival.
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Grand Lodge Mixer At F A U Hall Sees Music and Dancing
Last night the Grand Lodge mixers for Qda Fellows and Rebekahs at F A U hall featured a varied program with Miss Aimee Piper singing, Miss Louise Wiedemann on piano, Mrs H E Don Carlos with Miss Wiedemann in negro dialect songs, and Mrs Myrtle Bair delivering two readings. Tonight a mixer for Grand Lodge members and friends will be held at 8 30 in T O O F hall with music and dancing.
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Year Round Club Meeting Postponed to October 2
The Year Round Club meeting planned for LORE has been postponed until October 2. This notice informs members of the new date and venue pending confirmation by organizers.
Lawrence Chamber opens rest rooms for visitors at city lodge
The Chamber of Commerce has opened rooms as a resting place for visitors with separate rest rooms for men and women. A host and hostess will care for guests at the building. The lodge issues a bulletin titled Lawsonice in which Lawrence’s educational, transportation, industrial, and municipal assets are summarized along with bank conditions and modern improvements. A city map is provided for visitors.
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Sheep mascot fails as exotic horse's travel sidekick
Paris reports Gaurisankar a three year old racehorse and 1914 Grand Prix winner who journeyed from Massons-Laffitte to Doncaster with a jet black sheep as a favorite companion. Embargo bans sheep landings in England delayed arrival at Dover. English sheep resisted, ending Doncaster race with Winkfield aboard and a fourth place finish.
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Horse Damage Hits Brand New Auto Near Wichita
A horse on a Wichita highway damaged a new automobile from Kurx Motor Co. as it was herded with others. The horse backed into the car and delivered several blows with both hind feet, smashing a fender bending an axle and pulling the vehicle into a ditch.
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Rooters Club Permanently Formed in St Louis
The St Louis Pennant Rooters Club is made a permanent organization by its executive committee with support from the two local major league teams and team managements. The club now has a membership of several thousand.
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New Library Dedicated at Republic Kansas
The Hobson Memorial Library in Republic Kansas was formally opened with an address by HL Kerr librarian of the Kansas State Normal School at Emporia. The library was given to Republic citizens by Mr and Mrs SC C Hobson in memory of their son Rae who died in 1918 while in the service.
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Disturbing the Peace Cases In Police Court
Disturbing the peace was alleged against Laura Tribue and Disturbing the Peace in court yesterday. The two defendants appeared in the police court on charges of disrupting public order.
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Army canvass by Legion and Elks funds Salvation Army work
Canvass volunteers from the American Legion and the Elks begin a house to house drive in Lawrence to raise funds for the Salvation Army. About 90 percent will aid local charity in Lawrence, ten percent supports a Wichita girls’ home, and the rest covers administration. Surplus funds go to city work if quotas are exceeded. The effort highlights local need and the Army’s reach among the very needy, with corps continuing regular duties and volunteers dedicating time to fund raising.
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Free animal clinics urged at Minneapolis convention
Dr F S L Obe of Duluth urged free veterinary clinics for owners unable to pay at a convention of the American Humane Association in St Paul. He proposed a city clinic funded by licenses and charitable care, arguing humane care and education would aid communities and reduce cruelty, with possible expansion to a small animal hospital and better dog pounds.
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Hayes's Arraigned in Hall Mills Murder Case
Nineteen year old Clifford Hayes of New Brunswick pleaded not guilty to murdering Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills. He was held without bail for grand jury action. Authorities announced progress but saw potential new leads that might shift the case away from Hayes and illuminate a motive for the brutal fatal attacks.
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Interschool Games Under Brown Direction Active Play
Lawrence grade schools continued interschool games under I. C. Brown, physical director. Yesterday afternoon in the sixth rate games Quincey defeated Wanda, as postgame reflections on the world series were noted.
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Fifth and fourth grade teams square off tomorrow night
Woodlawn will play McAllaster and Lincoln will meet New York. Tomorrow night McAllaster fifth graders face Woodlawn while Cordley and Quincy fourth graders clash.
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KU Open House Highlights University Displays for Delegates
The University of Kansas will open museums laboratories and offices tomorrow evening for Grand Lodge I O O F delegates. Exhibits include Wyche Museum animals fossils mining geology items and a fine arts display on the East Administration building third floor. The dramatic club will present a one act play Fourteen in Green Hall at 8 15 p m to accommodate visitors unable to attend gymnasium events.
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Red Cross National Convention to Open in Washington
Washington hosts the Red Cross national convention October 9 and 10 with 826 chapters represented. President Harding will speak at the opening, General Pershing and Col Sprague will address sessions, and group conferences will cover public health, nursing, home care, nutrition, and veteran welfare.
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War toll figures: homes destroyed and unbuilt in Poland
A wartime tally notes 1,500,000 homes destroyed and about 500,000 unbuilt in Poland, signaling massive housing losses amid the conflict. The figures reflect widespread devastation and looming housing shortages across the country.
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Diamond Dyes Promise Easy At Home Dyeing for All
A vintage advertisement proclaims Diamond Dyes can renew faded fabrics at home. It claims the product suits wool silk linen cotton mixed goods and guarantees rich fade resistant color without streaking or running. Instructions include telling the druggist the material type.
Clash at Wheat Inquiry With Murdock and Townley
Opening hearing of the federal trade commission inquiry on wheat futures featured Victor Murdock and Townley urging witnesses to refuse questions. The proceedings ran into tension as lawyers argued over who should testify and the scope of interagency inquiry.
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Feud in Guanajhy Cuba Escalates with Double Kills
The Sanchez and Carache families in Guanajhy Cuba face a deadly feud now in its seventh year. Authorities say the conflict must end even by imprisoning members of both families. The latest killings saw Felix Carache shoot Batilde Sanchez then kill himself following a February duel in which Juan Sanchez killed Felix’s brother Luis.
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Five Cows Test Positive for Tuberculosis in Brown Herd
Veterinarians Kuns Wolfe and Chriscengon tested Elmer Brown’s herd yesterday, finding five cows with signs of tubercular trouble. The incident highlights ongoing livestock health concerns and potential spread within the farm.
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Test Results Quarantine Planned At Brown Farm
Inoculabra inoculation at the Brown farm involved fourteen yearlings, three bulls, and forty six cows. Only five reacted to the test, and those animals will be quarantined away from the rest of the herd.
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Old Settlers Meet At Baldwin Details
An annual gathering of the Old Settlers was attended by numerous residents from Lawrence and nearby, discussing local historic matters and community improvements. The talk covered Baldwin topics, with notes on stockyards and extensive street and drainage projects spanning dozens of miles and improving regional infrastructure.
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Peking's Noted Nannies Surpassing All Cities
An observation notes that Peking likely has, during its history, more nannies than any other city in the world, highlighting its unique domestic workforce.
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ICC to Hold Second Meeting in Rome Next March
The International Chamber of Commerce will convene its second meeting in Rome in March. Delegates from member nations will discuss trade policies and regulatory cooperation during the session.
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