Living Temple Dedicated at Lawrence High School
The dedication address by Dean Schwegler framed the new high school as a living temple for the living and a memory to the dead, aiming to enrich youth and community. Generals Gardner and others presented tablets from the Grand Army of the Republic and DAR, honoring sacrifices with the American Creed, flags, and bronze tablets bearing names of fallen students.
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Dean R. A. Bchweger
Gt c
Louth
Dean Schwegler
Grand Army of the Republic
Gardner
Gettyburg
J. W. Murray
Daughters of the American Revolution
George O. Foster
Lawrence High School
Mr. Foster
Flawrence High School
Board of Education
C. B. Hosford
A. Kusden
Eleanor Sisson
H. B. Smith
Frank H. Olney
Frank H
Fc Tion
STARTS NEWSPRINT PLANT Western Canada to Have 3 Million Plant
The first pulp and paper plant in the prairie provinces begins near Winnipeg at an estimated cost of 3 million dollars. It aims for an initial output of 120 tons of newsprint daily and targets the Middle Western U S market. The project reflects growing Canadian newsprint capacity from 690,250 tons in 1921 to over 1 million tons in 1922 with further gains anticipated.
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Western Canada
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Associated Press
Prairie Provinces
United States
Ie Woat
Pijlowoo
Dominion
Sewing Machine Sale At Dixons Mass Store
A local ad for Dixon's 910 Mass advertises a Singer sewing machine at cash price two days only. The notice lists Myrtle M. Bair Studio of the Theatre Purine and Mass addresses with a special sale window ending October 1.
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Myrtle.m. Bair
Purine
Dixon’s
Football Openers Numerous Today In State Contests
Numerous teams across the state begin their season this afternoon in opening games. Ames Cyclones meet Simpson College at Ames. Kansas Jayhawkers Missouri Tigers Kansas Aggies Nebraska Cornhuskers and Grinnell start next week, with Valley schools also playing outside institutions. Two Lawrence games featured Haskell Indians vs Pittsburg Normals and Bonner Springs High School vs Baldwin, as Hays Teachers beat St Johns and Winfield’s Moundbuilders defeated Northwestern Normal in yesterday’s Kansas conference action.
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Kansas
High
Missouri
Ames Cyclones
Simpson College
Ames
Kansas Jayhawkers
Missouri Tigers
Kansas Aggies
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Grinnell
Lawrence
Haskell Indians
Doc” Weede
Pittsburg Normals
Pittsburg
Andy MacDonald
Bonner Springs
Bonner High School
Hanley Redskins
Hays
St. Johns
Winfield
Northwestern Normal
Alva
Okla
College of Emporia-Sterling
Sterling
Baldwin
Baker
Dutch" Lonborg
McPherson College
Warren Woody
Jayhawker
Gwinn Henry
C. of E
Presbyterians
Methodists
McPherson
Bethany
Ottawa
Betheh
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Clathe
St. Benedicts
Atchison
Bowling Scores Highlight Local Meet Details
HLKS bowling results show leaders Houk 521 Hill 525 with totals 695 721 230 724 264. Johns 219 Pier son 240 Jones 219 Hartig Het zel among players. Jones Riley to face ten pins tonight with Hartig Het zel as back players.
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Houk
Hill
Johns
Pierson
Jones
Riley
Hartig
Hetzel
Lawrence High School business department earns new facilities
The business department enters its third year in better quarters at Liberty Memorial High School. About 200 students pursue shorthand, salesmanship, bookkeeping, and typing with 31 in shorthand, 33 in sales, 60 in bookkeeping, and 98 in typing. Courses support college entrance and practical vocational use.
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Lawrence
Liberty Memorialgh School
US Largest Yearling Squad Preps for Kansas Varsity Clash
Freshman coach John Bunn leads the largest Jayhawker yearling squad at WKU against Kansas on Stadium field Monday. The group, touted as the strongest yet, trains on Creighton's plays as Karl Schlademan scouts the Creighton Midland date. Read with full rosters of End to Halfback positions and the varied hometowns across Kansas and Missouri.
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John Bunn
University
WK. U
Kansas
Stadium Field
Seation
Bunn
Creighton
Karl Schlademan
Omaha
Midland College
Bunns
Endsy
Lloyd
Hawkins
Lawrence
Jesse Scott
Tonganoxie
Francis Rost
Belleville
Robert Rice
Rosé
DeLancey Westcott
Leonardsville
Theodore Thomas
Narka
Kas
George Swope
Kansas City
John Shannon
Hart Workman
Smith Center
Castle Bird
Faucett
Mos
Barolil
Boghannoy
Valley Falls
Jack Bourque
Julien Fallour
Caney
Donald Patterson
William Dills
Muskogee
Okla
James O’byrne
Otis Blair
Mineola
Kos
Jack
Rust
Arthur Waldner
Rosedale
Virgil Sams
Denver
Calg
William Pierce
Towanda
Nona Snyder
Jack Quinlin
Johnie Bog
Onega
Harold Garrett
Canker City
Don Taylor
Ottawa
Robert Brown
Independence
Oral Wagoner
Alfred Withington
Calumbus
Frank Taylor
Moran
George Powers
Wichita
Leon Oxelton
Lakin
Ralph Cronemeyer
Lewis Davidson
Dan Spencer
Junction Cuy
Othelos Colby
Bernard McGuire
Kansas Citys
Emery Barton
Kansas Gly
Avery Sherman
Iola
Durward Swenson
Burdett
Frances Myers
Alfred Little
Russell
Joe Wellman
Jordon Barnett
D. F. Wyatt
Minneola
Walter McRill
Cigrence
McClannahan
Liberal
John Akers
Albert Hacker
Joederson
Topeka
Harold~ Smith
Elkhart
Harry Leighty
Hamlin
Barnard Kinney
Floyd
King
Herbert Jeakins
Seneca
Wilbur Starr
Hutchinson
Lyman Ashby
McLean
Tex
Wade Cloud
Kingman
Harry
Caughey
Barnard
George "Bush
Atchison
Howard Crawford
John
Local names list from Kansas area noted in OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR item names long list of individuals linked to Shawnee Lawrence and nearby towns. Mentions include Long Lawrence Cyril Scott Shawnee Dick Smith Mitchell 8 Dy Donald Islett Byron Cox Tonganoxie and other surnames like Rolland Middlekauff Vesper Russell Knight Center ville George Mackie Lawrence Vernon Lott Roswell Capsey Soldier Ray Halber statdt Delphos.
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Long
Lawrence
Cyril Scott
Shawnee
Dick Smith
Mitchell
Donald Islett
Byron Cox
Tonganoxie
Rolland Middlekauff
Vesper
Russell Knight
Centerville
George Mackie
Vernon Lott
Roswell Capsey
Soldier
Ray Halberstatdt
Delphos
Valley Races Here for Missouri Valley Meet
Dr. F C Allen announced the Missouri Valley Cross Country meet will be in Lawrence on November 17. KU Jayhawker runners will begin regular tryouts on the track near Stadium field this afternoon with long distance runners running half distance at a 5 mile pace. The squad will be led by acting captain James Keller Grady Pratt and Merrill as new members join the varsity runners.
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Lawrence
F. C. Allen
University
University of Kansas
H H. King
State Agricultural College
Missouri Valley Conference
Jayhawker
Stadium Field
Schlademan
James
Keller
Grady
Pratt
Merrill
Kansas
Kansas Cross Country Preview for Valley Meet Season
The Jayhawkers travel to Lincoln to face a top Missouri Valley opponent while Kansas and Missouri prepare strong long distance squads. The Tigers run Mount Oread on Thanksgiving morning before the football battle. If Kansas places high in the Valley, Coach Seslademan may enter Chicago for the Big Ten meet the next week.
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Oklahoma A
Jayhawkers
Lincoln
Missouri
Tigers
Mount Oread
Massachusetts Street
Kansas
Seslademan
Chicago
Kansas Jayhawkers Adjust Lineup in Pursuit of Best Positions
University of Kansas football mentors Patsy Clark and Karl Schlademan study optimal positions for players as changes ripple through the lineup. Eldon Haley shifts between guard and end, with a utility center role possible. Sanborn moves from center to wing end while Shannon gains eligibility and may play right halfback or fullback.
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University of Kansas
Patsy” Clark
Karl Schlademan
Eldon Haley
Haley
John Longborg
Schlademan
Sanborn
Shannon
Sterling game officiating coach heads to Sterling Kansas
George Potsy Clark head football coach officiates today in Sterling Kansas a game between Sterling and the College of Emporia. He left Lawrence last night and will return tomorrow morning. Assistant Freshman Coach John Bunn referees the De Soto Edgerton high school contest at De Soto this afternoon.
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George
Potsy” Clark
Sterling
Kansas
College of Emporia
Clark
Lawrence
John Bunn
de Soto-Edgerton
Endora High Plays Topeka Industrial On Zillner Farm
Endora High School hosted Topeka Industrial School in a 2:20 pm football game on the Zillner farm southwest of Endora. Coach R. B. Church, heading Endora athletics for three years, has built a strong team and arranged several interesting games for the season.
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Endora
Mud in Prospect Delays Two Lawrence Teams in Openers
Heavy rains left muddy fields for the Haskell Indians and Lawrence high school season openers. Lawrence would play at Bonner Springs in a site described as once a potato patch, while the Indians faced Pittsburg Normal in Pittsburg. Officials expected a clear Indians win.
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Lawrence
Haskell Indians
Lawrence High School
Bonner Springs
Pittsburg
Indians
Eudora P T A Holds Regular Meeting
The Eudora grade school Parent Teachers Association met this afternoon at 2 50 o clock in the grade school building A short program was provided during the session.
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Eudora
Three-Eye league tops 2500 mark season ends
Notes of sforth report the Three-Eye league finishing with six clubs exceeding 2500 points. The Metropolitan A A U plans a pentathlon championship at Newark on September 29. Michigan opens football against Case on October 6. Flyers enter the seventh international aeroplane race at Cowes on September 2. Corising grows in popularity in the U S but lags England where about 2 500 000 is spent on the sport yearly.
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Metropolitan A. A. U
Newark
Cowes
Isle of Wight
America
England
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