Indians and High School Scrimmage Showdowns
Haskell Indians and Lawrence High School played a brisk scrimmage last night with weight and speed giving the Indians an edge on the ground. The High School team showed progress in offense but defense lagged and backfield depth remained a concern. Coach Reb ery and Venne praised the long end runs and geared up for next week’s scrimmages before the Eskridge opener.
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Serim Mapee
Haskell Hidians
Pis
Jymelaw
High School
Ods Roth
Venne
Haskell
Rebery
Rebert
Musate
Harsfield
McCarty
McDonald
Fife
Eskridge
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Clich
Pittsburg
Kansas
Hamilton
Clay Fiske
Hull
Jay Bonil
Bond
McCookfield
Awith Birker
Maskell
Onlinois
Olcott
K. U
Ilinois
Freshmen Rally to Stop Varsity Gains in Scrimmage
Jayhawkers conducted a tackling drill on sawdust as freshmen and yearlings scrimmaged for about thirty minutes. Foster, candidate for quarterback, showed the best backfield gains while the yearlings repeatedly stopped the seniors on defense.
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K. U. Warriors
Olcott-Clark
Jayhawker
Varsity
Foster
Idol
Hearl
Move toward unified eligibility in Missouri Valley colleges
The seven Missouri Valley conference colleges adopt a common eligibility rule this year. Previously the annual required study hours varied by school. now the minimum is standardized to align with each enrolled institution. The change marks a shift to uniform academic standards across member colleges.
New York braces for violence amid strike threat
New York authorities mobilize 6700 police and ready military power as workers threaten a general strike to aid striking streetcar employees. Trades union leaders of about 700000 members debate a broader stoppage after an early morning assault on elevated trains injures several passengers. Nearby, federal action sends National Guard units and cavalry to the border while Kansas Cavalry Troop A camps at a military reservation.
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New, York
New , York
Bivs
Mitchell
Eivvil Seound
N‘ Trades Union
Washington
Wyoming National Guard
Kansas
Wisconsin Cavalry
War Department
Junction City
Wan
Cavalry
National Guard A
Free Methodist Quarterly Meeting Opens Tonight
The Free Methodist Quarterly Meeting begins this evening led by Rev. E. R. Ford of Topeka. Community members are invited to attend at the corner of 12th Street and Connecticut Avenue.
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Quarterly Meeting
Free Methodist Quarterly Meeting
E. R. Ford
Topeki
12Th
Connecticut Streets
Fire at Kentucky Street home extinguished early morning
Charlie H. Watson reports a fire at the home of A. R. Kugi, 1837 Kentucky Street. Fire department extinguished the blaze shortly after 7 o clock this morning. The incident details remain limited in the available text.
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A. R. Kugi
Kentucky Street
Markets in Kansas City and Chicago Cattle and Hogs Report
Kansas City market shows steady prime fed steers around 9.75 to 10.00 with calves 6.50 to 11. Hogs receipts 2,000 with prices from 10.20 to 10.90. Chicago reports cattle receipts 3,000 with weaker tone, hogs 15,000 with steady to slow trade. wheat, corn, oats futures mixed with cash grain notes and closing levels.
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Kansas City
SIAO
Dee
Chicago
Roof Damage After Stovepipe Scrape
The report describes a stovepipe piercing a shingle roof with only slight damage noted. No injuries or further details given.
Talks by W L T U field secretary in Douglas county
J Zoe Atchison state and national field secretary of the Young People’s branch of the W L T U visits Douglas County. She speaks at Kanwaku United Brethren church Sunday morning and at Haskell Institute Sunday evening. She addresses the First Baptist Church at 7:30 p m and Warren Street Baptist Church at 7:45 p m. A social for the field worker is set for Monday afternoon at First Christian Church parlors and a North Lawrence Methodist reading Monday evening will wrap up the visit.
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W. Ww. Co. T
J. Zoe Atchison
Young People’s
W.L. T.U
Douglas County
Sandy
United Brethren Church
Kanwaku
Haskell
First Baptist Church
Warren Street Baptist Church
First Christian Church
North Lawrence Methodist Church
Women Athletes in Parade Open KU Football Season
A scenic feature will open the KU football season with sixteen schoolgirls who wore embiés awarded by the Women's Athletic Association. The group met last night and arranged to ride together in three automobiles.
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K. U
Women’s Athletic Association
Kappa Kappa Gamma Chapter to Install Tomorrow
The Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter will install the Lambda Lambda Theta sorority at Manhattan tomorrow with Miss Virginia Lucas of Kansas University and Mr. Koble of Adhron serving as installing officers. Members Misses Virginia Lucas Blanche Simons Helen Clarke Margaret Heizer Foasic Lee Messik Alice Guenther Nélle DeHart Ruth Jackman Victoria Burroughs Esther Moore and Katherine Fogarty traveled to Manhattan today for the installation.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
Lamba Lamba Theta Sorority
Manhattan
Virginia Lucas
Kansas University
Koble
Adhron
Kappa Kappa Gamma Soriority
Blanche Simons
Helen Clarke
Margaret Heizer
Foasic Lee Messik
Alice Guenther
Nélle DeHart
Ruth Jackman
Victoria Burroughs
Esther Moore
Katherine Fogarty
Stolen On Fair Grounds Bag At Ladies' Lunch
A black hand bag with a bankbook a checkbook a pocket book and a pocket knife was taken at the Fair Grounds during a Wednesday ladies lunch. A reward is offered for its return to the Journal World office.
Lost jacket near fairgrounds jeweled with lavender trim
A white jacket with lavender trimming is missing between Massachusetts Street and the fairgrounds. A reward is offered. Bell phone 1012.
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Massachusetts St
the Fair
Bell
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