Haskell Game Promises Tough Test in Lawrence
In a double header week coach Bell fields Haskell and faces Hays Normal in Lawrence. Abilene high school fans expect a big crowd as Bell emphasizes class and strength while Fred Webster and Fred McLemore work through injuries. The 2 PM Friday kickoff opens a packed football card with strong defensive play anticipated.
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Go Bell
Haskell In- Tay
McCook Field
Indians
McLemore
Phillips
Bell
Haskell
Lawrence
Fred Webster
Webster
Kck
Woodward
Atone
Coagh Klein
Missouri
Nebraska University
Kansas Jayhawker Notes Ahead of Drake Clash
Sport notes preview a hard fought game against Drake with coach F C Allen emphasizing confidence. Warren Woolly shines in scrimmage as guards push pace. Kansas works place kicks with Higgins and Smith while a big McCook Field double header draws a large crowd Friday.
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Dr. F.C. Allen
Jayhawker
Drake
Kansas
Alfen
Higgins
Smith
Two Varsity Squads Scrimmage Ahead of Drake Game
Two Kansas varsity elevens played to a scoreless 30 plus minute scrimmage on McCook Field as coach Lonborg and coach Bunn tested starters for the Drake Saturday contest. Key positions up in the air include quarterback guard and end with freshmen to clash tonight.
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McCook
Lonborg
John Bunn
Drake
Bunn
Mandeville
Kansas
Simon
Kane
Wilson
McDonald
Dunkly
Davison
Hele
Woody
Higgins
Saunders
Welch
Little
Shalves
Bell
Reid
San‘defur
Nettels
Lawrence High School
Abilene
Hays
Varsity
The
Returned to Haskell Indian School Morning Movement
A fragment notes that individuals including Haskell and Jess Bryant were returning to the Haskell Indian School after a morning movement led by the Tanwrenee. The readable text suggests a school return with no further context or dates.
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Haskell
Jess Bryant
Hask
Tanwrenee
Washington State University Eyes Thanksgiving Game With Haskell
The article notes Washington State University may schedule a game with Haskell the Tuesday after Thanksgiving instead of the Saturday after, as Lawrence Scott would see the game moved. Superintendent Frais proposed the later date, but no reply has been received.
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Washington State University
Haskell
Lawrence Scott
Kell
Frais
Homecoming Game Reservations Open for Kansas Nebraska
Dr F C Allen director of athletics at the University says reservations for the Kansas Nebraska football game on McCook Field will open October 1. The big homecoming game is expected to draw a large crowd, with Bleachers and reserve seats totaling about 10 000 capacity. more than 15 000 attended last fall’s Missouri game. Allen urges fans to order early by mail or visit his office to secure good seats.
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Kansas Nebraska
McCook Field
F.C. Allen
Universit
Jo’ Hraw
Tiger Jayhawk
Missouri
Carpentier Wins European Light-Heavy Title
Georges Carpentier stopped Battling Levinsky in the fourth round to claim the European light-heavyweight championship, becoming the world titleholder in that division. The bout followed Levinsky’s hold on the American lightweight title, with Dempsey and other noted names mentioned in context.
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Jersey City
Georges : Nter
Battlingevinsky
Amerie
Carpen
Eugene
Jack . Dempsey
Bastypentier
Levinsky
Carpentier
French challenger earns shot at world boxing title
The article notes both fighters were in excellent shape and that from mid first round the French challenger increased his activity. Levinsky answered with spirited but lighter exchanges as the Frenchman began to dominate the bout.
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Dempssey
Doutcome
Levinsky
Topeka Man Joins Congo Mining Effort
Frank Curry of Topeka former University of Kan student and Phi Gamma fraternity member left for the San Conzo where he will oversee a copper developing group. Millard Shaler, who worked on Nelpian Congo mining when the war began, has returned. Mrs Shaler stays in Brussels during his absence.
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Frank Curry
Topeka
University of Kan
Phi Gam
San Conzo
Lawrence
Millard Shaler
Mrs. Shaler
Brussels
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Kansas City
Edith Elizabeth Hinesley died in Kansas City at midnight, a Lawrence native who studied at the University of Kansas and lived here until a year ago. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Freeman & Marshal on Main Street. Andrew Christensen, 73, a renowned Lawrence contractor, died this morning at 911 New Hampshire street after months of paralysis. funeral plans to be determined with probable burial Friday. he left four children. Mrs. Sam Clarke and Mrs. TH Engels visited Kansas City yesterday. A Mason's Acacia No. 9 holds special meetings Thursday and Friday for degrees.
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Edith Elizabeth Hinesley
Kansas City
Miss
Hinesley
Lawrence
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Freeman & Marshal Funeral Home
Main Street
Kaal City
Andrew Christensen
New Hampshire Street
Christensen
Cascarets advertised as a tonic for digestion
An advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets at night to relieve biliousness constipation headaches and unsettled stomach. It claims the next morning will bring clarityRosey feeling and fitness. Children are said to love Cascarets.
Kansas City Boy Held on Farm Robbery Charge
Frank Sutterland a 14 year old boy from Kansas City was arrested and taken to Lawrence last night charged with robbing the Stanton farm home. He claims his father lives in Kansas City.
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Frank Sutterland
Kansas City
Lawrence
Stanton Farm
Two youths linked to stolen bicycles case near Baliwin
One boy from Baliwin area and a 16 year old named William Talbot were identified in a Kansas City circular as suspects in a bicycle theft ring. Talbot escaped, his companion was taken to Lawrence by Harry Stover under Sheriff Woodward's authority as Kansas City officers coordinated.
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Baliwin
Sutterland
William Talbot
Farry Road
Turner
Kansas City
Talbot
Lawrence
Harry Stover
Woodward
Woodward. the Sheriff's Office
Revisited Old Home Sees Lawrence’s Growth Through Yeager Eyes
Everett E. Yeager once the kid messenger and clerk recalls Lawrence’s telegraph era and visits the city after thirty five years. He notes paving, trees, and University expansion as striking changes and plans to resume residence in Chicago with the International Harvester firm. His wife is staying at Encino Springs for health.
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Everett E. Yeager
Messenger Bay
Express
Telegraph and Express
Merchants National Bank
Rane
Yeager
Lawrence
T. J. Sweeney
Chicago
University of Kansas
Yearer
International Harvester Company
Encelsior Springs
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