Gould Leaves Columbia After Graduation Doubt
Kingdon Gould son of George Gould will sail for Europe with his father after failing to complete summer courses at Camp Columbia for mining engineering. He has been unpopular since a freshman revolver incident, though he funded Columbia athletics. graduation requires makeup courses in civil geology and metallurgy. The change ends Goulds bid for a degree as he exits with family.
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New York
Gould
Columbia
Europe
Busy Little Bag Worm Invading Shade Trees Warning
The notice warns about bag worms Thyridopteryx ephemerac formis attacking shade trees this spring. Homeowners are urged to act now to prevent a fall infestation of pests hanging from branches and harming trees.
Bag Worms Invade Local Shade Trees Report Threat to Kansas City
The county courthouse area shows bag worm activity with infestations in trees around the city. Officials warn spraying to protect trees, noting bags travel as far as Thirty first and Main streets. Sprays suggested include paris green at one pound per 150 gallons of water and arsenate of lead as prescribed.
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Kansas City
Paris
Hamiltons trees prized as relics sparks debate on origin
Pieces of the Hamilton trees are sold to passersby as souvenirs priced ten to twenty five cents. Some elders value the trees though recent investigations challenge their connection to Hamilton. The Grange estate remains and the old Hamilton house stands nearby.
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Hamilton
the Grange
Hamilton House
May Musical Festival and Kansas Nebraska Meet at KU
Lawrence Kansas May 5 This week at the University of Kansas will be busy with the May Musical festival Friday and Saturday. On the latter day the annual Kansas Nebraska field meet will be held on McCook field. Dean Skilton of the School of Fine Arts directs the festival drawing crowds from the region.
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Lawrence, Kas
University of Kansas
Kansas
Nebraska
McCook Field
Dean Skilton
School of Fine Arts
North End Boys Club seeks equipment for 200 members
Dr. E L Mathias, chief probation officer, asks for donated items to equip a North End boys club. The Juvenile Improvement group plans a 10 000 project with 200 members and has rented space at Fifth and Holmes. It requests a phonograph dominoes checkers games a punching bag wrestling mat pool table chairs tables desk kitchen items linens curtains matting and more.
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North End
E. L. Mathias
Fifth and
Holmes Streets
Mathias
Railroad layoffs hit Springfield as work suspended
May 5 in Springfield Missouri two thousand St. Louis and San Francisco railroad shop employees were laid off for an indefinite period amid shutdown and financial strain.
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Springfield
Sorrorieth
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Cats of a College Town Destruction of Felines by KU Students
Lawrence Kansas May 5 A lighthearted report notes KU zoology students harvest sixty cats for dissection as they trade a captured cat for each one brought to class while facing minor dangers from law and residents. The piece highlights feline scarcity and quieter streets at night due to the hunt.
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K. U. Zoology
Lawrence
Kas
University of Kansas
Zoological Department
University
Husband's Help Backfires In Star Letter
A reader recounts fifteen years of domestic service for a wife who, after inheriting $10,000, sought a divorce by default. He argues aid to a wife hinges on her character, recalling how the wife allegedly squandered the fortune and left him, while labeling the situation a cautionary tale for other husbands.
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the Star
State Board Concludes Medical Exam in Kansas City
Four members of the state board of health assess the state certificate at University Medical College. Seventy four applicants take the exam today and tomorrow. Another session will be held in St. Louis on June 1 2 and 3. Board members present are Dr J A B Adcock Dr T Thatcher Dr R H Goodier and Dr W S Thompson.
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State Board of Health
Kansas City
University Medical College
St. Louis
J. A. B. Adcock
T. Thatcher
R. H. Goodier
R. W. S. Thompson
Dry county vote reaches Mount Olympus
The report notes a county voting dry with Bacchus lamenting he will have to attend though he dislikes water wagons, joking about appearances at the event.
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Mount Olympus
Bacchus
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K. U
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