Haskell Braves Round Into Form For Pittsburg Normal Game
Haskell Indians completed ten days of football practice with a Saturday scrimmage lasting about half an hour. Regulars and twenty of thirty second team players showed ability in the first real melee of the season. Coach Bell shuffled the first team line to the second unit, keeping King at center, indicating the backfield will have strong snap and the defensive line appears stronger due to added experience and conditioning. The same line persists this year, with improved forwards. Ten more days remain to prepare for Pittsburg Normal, whom Haskell tied last year.
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Haskell Indians
Bell
King
Indians
Braves
Pittsburg
Haskell
Interclass Football Tourney at Lawrence High Soon
Lawrence High sports staff gears up for inter class football September 16 with veteran letter men forming the senior squad led by captain Beb. Laptad and coach Francis Morawetz. Jimmie Weed and George Mackie oversee the juniors while Marquis Huffman and Harold Testerman coach the sophomores. Freshmen may field a team if organized. schedule adapts to three or four squads. Coach Klein supervises all teams for possible regular material.
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Lawrence
Beb._Laptad
Francis Morawetz
Jimmie Weed
George Mackie
Marquis’ Huffman
Harold Testerman
Klein
Ford agency sells seven cars in one day
At the C. W. Smith Ford Agency a carload of seven Fords arrived noon yesterday and all were sold and delivered by 6 PM. The agency also moved one new Ford truck, one used truck, and one used touring car. Other notices include a pay suit filed in Douglas County Court and a sheriff’s pursuit in Kansas City.
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C. W. Smith Ford Agency
Lawrence
L. L. Moss
Lougias
Jessie Clayborn
John Carson
Jess Carson
William Carson
Ford
Prison Sheriff Arrest Confusion Clears on Man
Deputy Sheriff Ralph Lawrence and Officer Jess Krum arrested a man believed to be Co. E. Baker who reportedly escaped from the state penitentiary at Lansing in March. After notifying prison authorities and awaiting their return, officers learned the man was not Baker and had been discharged from prison last Friday. The sheriff released the man this afternoon.
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Will, Johns
Ralph Lawrence
Jess Krum
E. Baker
Lan‘sing
Lansing
Baker
Pison
Sherf
Lining Up Varsity Football Talent at McCook Field
Thirty five candidates reported to Captain Jones for football practice behind Mount Dread as Coach Patsy Clark readies the squad for official opening. He expects the best twenty six of the group to make the varsity. Field readiness delays push start toward mid October, leaving a young, inexperienced team to grow under Clark's watchful eye.
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Jones
Mount
Patsy” Clark
Clark
McCookfield
Pete Jones
Zuppke
Illinois
Michigan Agricultural College
Patsy
Miss Shaklee Visits Lawrence During Winter Plans
Miss Marie Shaklee, who expects to teach in Oskaloosa this winter, is spending a few days in Lawrence.
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Marie Shaklee
Oskaloosa
Lawrence
Severe quake recorded near Georgetown observatory
A very strong earthquake was recorded at Georgetown University seismic observatory. The tremors began at 11:21 PM Saturday and lasted until 2 AM yesterday. The observatory estimated the center of the disturbance about 1,700 miles south of Washington.
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Washington
Georgetown University Seismological Observatory
Rush Week Lists and Visit Details Among Kansans
Lawrence social notes list several visitors and members of Greek houses. Dix Edwards from Kansas City spends days in Lawrence as M M Schumard returns to KU. Miss Catherine Oder and Miss Esther Jillette from Kansas City visit Alpha Ni Deta and Alpha Xi Delta houses respectively. Mrs L A Dunmire of Sterling, Miss Helen Shields of Augusta, Miss Mary Tebbe of Lyons, and others attend rush week activities at Kappa. E J Cotner and C W Gould also visit Lawrence amid campus events.
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Dix Edwards
Kansas City
Lawrence
M. M. Schumard
Cherryvale
K. U
L. A. Dunmire
Sterling
Kansas
Catherine Oder
Alpha Ni Deta ‘House
Esther Jillette
Alpha Xi Delta House
Helen Shields
Augusta
Kappa House
Mary
Helen Thompson
Kappa Gamma
Former U S Senator Wetmore Dies in Rhode Island
George Peabody Wetmore, former U S senator from Rhode Island and two-term governor, died of heart failure at a hotel yesterday at age 75. He arrived from Newport for medical consultation and his death was unexpected.
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Raston
George Peabody Wetmore
United States
Rhode Island
Wetmore
Newport
R. I
New Field for Graduate School Postwar KU Revival
The National Council of Research funds $40,000 to KU graduate work, Dean F. W. Blackmar says the postwar revival expands opportunities. He notes wartime declines, the three aims of graduate study, and an expected larger enrollment this winter as Kansas plans broader scientific training and research.
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Southwest
F. W. Blackmar
Graduate School
University of Kansas
Kansas
K. U
Dean Blackmar
National Council of Research
County Board Reverses Road Change Action
The board of county commissioners rescinded its former action on changing the county road east from Eudora to the county line. The north road remains the county road, returning to its prior status after last week’s meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Eudora
County Attorney Calls Road Change Illegal, Action Delayed
County attorney states previous action changing the road was illegal and the matter will be revisited in a different form at a later meeting of the commissioners.
Tanlac Restores Strength of Civil War Veteran
George D. Shaw of Springfield Massachusetts aged seventy eight testifies Tanlac revived him after fifteen years of severe indigestion. He dropped to 117 pounds, now weighs 143, and says his stomach is sound as a dollar. He urges others in the Sixties to try Tanlac and praises its life enhancing effects. Tanlac is sold in Lawrence by the Round Corner Drag Co. and local druggists.
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George D. Shaw
Walnut Street
Springfield
Mass
Ytaniac
Tantac
Lawrence
Round Corner Drag Co
Remedy Promises Marvelous Cure for Chronic Blood Diseases
Advertisement claims Newton's Remedy treats rheumatism and chronic blood diseases with a constitutional approach. It asserts modern science endorses a lasting prescription used by a single family of physicians for 85 years, offering a 16 ounce bottle with 128 doses for trial at the reader’s expense.
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Newton
For Sale and Rent Items From Local Classifieds
A jumble of sale and rental notices from a Lawrence Kansas area page includes fresh Jersey cattle, a short horn cow, a modern room, a milk cow pair, a barn, a 2 story brick business building, a Ford tow truck trade, rooms and board near KU, furnished rooms, and a lost bill book. Also listed are a modern country home rent with baby grand, a 350 acre wheat lease, and various furniture items for sale with contact details and phone numbers.
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Wyan‘dotte County
Tom Smith
Tom Connelly
Smith
McNish
Rankins Drug Store
Drug
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Commonwealth
Gelf
Harvard
U. S
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Broeker
City Drug
Universal
K.U
Firestone
J. L. Hanks & CO
Savage Grip
Excel
Palmer Tire Co
Call
West 9Th Street
Dias
S.s.s.co
Dep't
Atlanta, Ga
S.S.S
Cura
Ae Scs
C. W. Smith
Eae Steerian
Grizdly
Leei
Peei
Shiy Sd
AO Pinenc Noeses
Giing Girls
Zeibas
Samson
Usko
India
Peerless Garage
N. H
Phone
Butler Tire CO
Oor Newson Chemical, Co
Ransas City
Farmers State and Savings Bank
To Or Ge
Inckie Bie
Robert Es’ House
Care Journal-World
Ene
Lf Black
Iisis
Mahorany
Vermont
David Studebaker
Lone Star
Universal Tire& Tubber Co
Michigan City
Indiana
New Shaopshire Street
M. L. Sowers
Dudora
Uber
M. Bh
Sowers
Cure Journal-World
Tenn
Board For Working Men
Black
Vermont Street
Ator
Prospect Ave
WICL
Mord
Higuire
Owanton
Frank Pax
Blue
Close
K U
Lawrence Transfer Co
University Book Store
Lureau
Red
Ohio
Endora
John A. Shellack
O. D. Thomas
C. EK. Corey
Ch’giren
Nehi
Orion
Rarick Stock Farm
Kentucky Street
J. F. A. Care Journal- World
Towersock Mill
Binethorne
Hesse
Asher and
Allison
Olf Stall
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