RIND STARTS FOR PAIGH SOHO TEAM
Reber plans a tough midseason program with extra workouts after a two day rest, shifting focus from the Haskell Bethany game. Morning practice tomorrow and an afternoon at K U Normal Camp. Squad grows past thirty with new weights and promising backs, fielding a strong line and faster backfield. Schedule includes Eskridge, Kansas City, Manhattan, Atchison, Iola, Leavenworth, Beatrice with an end date in Beatrice Neb.
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Haskell-Bethany
K. U
Bonnie Reber
Tvork
Rock” Stubbs
Atchison
Atchison High School
Dunmire
K. U- Basketball
Lawrence
Eskridge
Kansas’ City
Kansas
Manhattan
Manhattn
Firsts Rally Tonight At University Football Rally
Chancellor Frank Strong and Manager W O Hamilton will speak at the opening rally at 7 15 this evening. Kenneth Gedney announces the event with his assistant cheerleaders making their first public appearance. Paul Greever and other student leaders will join the program.
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Hamilton
Kenneth Gedney
Gedney
K.U
Frank Strong
W. O. Hamilton
Paul Greever
Freshmen Wear Caps Under KU Student Council Ruling
Freshmen must don caps tomorrow as first year men in other classes are not required to follow suit. The rule comes from a KU student council decision.
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K.U
K. U. Student Council
Judgment of Robinson Boosts Robins With Discarded Players
The Brooklyn Robins benefitted from Robinsons skill in picking discarded players turning them into productive pieces. Veteran Larry Cheney was dropped by the Cubs due to a knee injury while Hube Marquard and Chief Meyers were considered, Ivan Olson found fame with Brooklyn after being released by Cleveland and Cincinnati, and Mike Mowrey earned a berth after the Federal League folded. Jimmy Johnston, deemed not good enough for White Sox or Cubs, emerges as the league’s most dangerous baserunner and a top lead-off man.
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Brooklyn Robins
Robinson
Larry Cheney
Cubs
Larry
Bresnahan
Hube Marquard
Chief Meyers
Giants
Robbie
Ivan Olson
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Mike Mowrey
Federals
Bageman
Jimmy Johnston
White Sox
Maskell and Kansas football season opener hype in Lawrence
Lawrence embraces the season kickoff with spirited celebrations. A rally on the hill and a parade are planned as the opening game against Daskell approaches. Coach Venne has secured officials for the first game, with strong local backing and anticipation for a well handled contest.
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Maskell
Lawrence
K. U
Venne
Daskell
McBride
Kansas L. A. Ruppert
Lawrence Football Scrum Ramps Up With Local Tour Stops
Kansas debates and football tie ups surface as Lue’ igh school and Bethany visit Haskell Institute for scrimmage with freshmen. K U editor and gubernatorial candidate Lunsdon plans a busy week, with plans for shirt-tail parade and a dateless Saturday to boost pep.
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WC. Lunsdon
University of [Kansas
Salina Enion
of Kansas
Bu Hess
Kk. Us
Lansdon
Washburn Starts Basketball Under New Coach Kennedy
Yopeka Kansas September report that Washburn College has begun basketball practice led by Coach Kennedy. Most players are returning veterans from the previous squad with Nelson favored to win the starting position. Other contenders listed include Stewart, Oeh, Dean, Ric, Heller, Art Chamnony, Callan, Howe, Denke and Whitehead among early roster prospects.
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Kennedy
Yopeka
Kans
Washburn College
Nelson
Stewart
Oeh
Dean
Ric
Heller
Art Chamnony
Callan
Howe
Denke
Whitehead
Former KU alumni play Kan City high school in season opener
Former BK W football stars gathered under Swede Carlton and Cough Kennedy to field a team in Kansas City Kansas for a midafternoon clash with the local high school squad. Coach Herman Olcott travels to Kansas City to oversee KR U action as alumni seek unity amid limited organizational support.
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K. Ue
BK. W
Kan City
Kansas City
Kans
Carlton
Cough Kennedy
Haren
Oy Margueh
Conch Herman Olcott
Col Tenn
Karsis
Teavill Tale
High Selon
Abnuke
KR. U
K. U
Jayhawkers Open Season With Strong Prep Scrimmage
The Kansas Jayhawkers, fit and ready for normals, finish a stiff fifty minute scrimmage on McCook field as coach Olcott tests backfield versatility and defense. Highlights include Lindsey and Ruble scoring touchdowns and Mo Ruble delivering gains, with injuries limiting some players.
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Bill Hargiss
Norinals
McConkfield
Olcott
McCarty
Wilbur
McCook Field
Heath
Vernson
Miner
Burton
Lindsey
Cowgill
Foster
St Tull Buck
Kabler
Ruble
Hert
Woody
Palkowsky
Shelley
M. Ruble
Ladd
Neilson
Sevin
Oleatt
Mr. Ruble
Mo Ruble
Jefer
Dagkle
Pringle
Shina
Troublesome word guarantee in loan and auction cases
A discussion on the misuse of the word guarantee in lending and auctions. Dr Burdick remarks the term often misleads buyers and underscores the need for trustworthy dealers. A Kansan recounts buying a Swiss watch as guaranteed, only to find it useless, with authorities offering little recourse.
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Switzerland
Trailer saves trips for Lone Star stockyard hauler
Cal Ward used a trailer hitched to his Ford to make two trips from Lone Star to the Santa Fe stockyards and back before noon. He hauled a load of what was described as hogs or feed, then returned with another load, demonstrating the trailer’s efficiency over thirteen miles each way.
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Cal Ward
Lone Star
Half Bay
Ward
War
Santa Fe
Springfield Enjoins Street Railway Strike Action
A federal court in Springfield Missouri issues an injunction to restrain employees of the Street Traction Company from striking. The union had threatened to strike at 6 o cloc k tonight over the discharge of the local union secretary. The request cites members affiliated with the amalgamated association of street railway strikers. The strike date remains unfixed as of the report.
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Springfield
Iseues Weill& Ma
Uspringfield
Sprit Traction Company
Ordny Federal Court
Red Traction Company
Mexican border incursion ends without shots fired
Washington dispatch reports thirty armed Mexicans crossed into United States near Yaleta Texas yesterday then retreated across the Rio Grande without firing a shot. The band belonged to Colonel Revel Carranza faction and had been warned by General Bell that such action would not recur.
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Washington
Funston
War Department
Yaleta
Texas
Rio Grands
Revel
Carranza
Bell
Meigent
Straight Ticket Leads In Ke U Class Elections
The senior slate shows Rea Heathant and Harold Lytle running against no opposition with George Lee also unopposed for senior president. Junior, sophomore, and freshmen races feature opposing tickets such as Paramount and Preparedness Union with candidates including Blount, Jack Frank Gage, and Art Anderson.
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Rea Tleath
Fred Rodke
Lowan
George Smee
Harold L
Margaret McElwain
Fred Redkey
Fox
Itasca Hillsman
Ami
Coe
George Lee
Hasca Hillsman
Rea Heathant
Harold Lytle
Fred Rodkey
Marsgaret ‘McElvain
Rae
Don Mintayfn
Martin P. Shearer
Lué¢ene Spencer
Martin
Mark UW. Adams
Roy ‘Tourtelot
Mabel Fallis
Ted Richter
Dolph “Ahmanal
Joseph
Si ‘Reasurer
Don
Sore Annugl
Hany’ Morgan
Farry Montgomery
Howard Freeson
Prom
Sari
Parker to Speak for Wilson Across States
John M. Parker progressive nominee for vice president will campaign in support of President Wilson. Parker’s offer has been accepted and he will tour Ohio New York and New Jersey presenting the administration line in the run up to November.
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John M. Parker
Brent J
Wilson
Ohio
New York
New
Jersey
Engineering students to visit several cities next week
Enlglseers on trip will include about thirty seniors and Prof. H A Rice. They will tour four days in Chicago and visit St George and Keakek before ending in Spain. They plan to see the Kansas Illinois game during the journey.
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Tudversity
Prof
HA. Rice
Chicago
St. Geone
Keakek
Fan
Pain
Longford State Bank site noted at Longford Kan event
A provisional report details a bank site at Longford Kansas with local officials noting plans for tourism student dress and a Bohemian supper dance in Robinson Gym as part of a community engagement. Arrests include George Ledeboer on failure to support charges, with Dittmer named president of the K U Dramatic Club and office holders listed for the group.
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Ed Longford
Kan
Kas
Meiracs
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