Kansas University Entries Named for Kansas Relays
KU announces 24 Jayhawkers entered in University class relays and sprint events for the Kansas Relays. squad includes veterans from Texas Relays and Rice Games with four relays, sprints and field events listed. Weather-affected practice may limit performance but coaches expect strong fight from the team.
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Texas
University of Texas
Ried Institute
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Wii|hie
Rooney
Rare Wongwai
Metner de Dournbois
Wilk
C * Sarves
Darhoe
Bronson
Lattin
MrGee
Kraemer
Jackson
Daniels
Underhil
Meluerny
I Woods
Issel
Jmp
Phillips
Jrale
Kansas
Mellerny
Inia Rooney
Worrwal
Grady
Wools
Deaths and Funerals in Local Community
Mrs Katherine Coyne Muneral services for Mrs Wadh iye death at her hour one mile northeast af Der Lr will be hell at St Johns Salm arch Thursday morning at 4 melock Rev Father Fitzgeral will have charge Burial will hear Tonganoxie The body will He if state at Rumsey funeral home Wednesday night John Wesley dunking Funeral services for Jahn Woen Tey Junkins who died yesterday morning at his home will be held at Rumsey Spiral home Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock Rev Gerrit Snyder and Rev B HH Gragg will have charge of the sere vices The remains will be place in the yecriving wal ab Oak Hil tears Vieadure line Funeral services for Theatore Pines who died yuestowing morning at the home of his heather in Se link will be held from the Centene ary Methodist chore hat 3 80 oclock Thursday afternoon Rev B H Gragg will have chargs of the services Burial will be at Maple Grove cemetery The body will are rive at fiff oclock this afternoon on the Union Parifh Mrs Margaret Brown wife of TW Brown commercial agent for the Kaw Valley railroad died at her home in Kansas City Aprils following a long period of ill health She is survived by her husband Myrid Berthalomew of Neniiles Calif and a song behatd Burial wil be in Verger Colorado Friday afternoon Myind Mrs Brown were former residents of Lawrence
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Katherine Coyne
Wadhiye
St. John's Salmarch
Father Fitzgeral
Tonganoxie
Rumsey
John Wesley
Jahn Woen- Tey Junkins
Gerrit, Snyder
HH Gragg
Oak
Vieadure Line
Theatore Pines
Heather
Selink
Centeneary Methodist
B. H. Gragg
Maple Grove Cemetery
Union
Margaret Brown
TW. Brown
Kaw Valley Railroad
Kansas City
Myrid Berthalomew
Neniiles
Calif
Verger
Colorado
Brown
Lawrence
Woman Found Unconscious in Garage Dies
Mrs. Harry K. Poindexter died two hours after being found unconscious in a running car in the garage behind her Kansas City home. Her husband, vice-president of Poindexter and Sons Merchandising, learned she had been in a nightdress with a gown thrown over her shoulders as she lay near their sleeping children. The funeral service was postponed by health authorities after the incident.
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Kansas
Ctly
A. P
Harry KK. Poindexter
Poindexter
Poindexter and Sons Merchandising Company
New North Flight Sets Distance Record Captain Wilkins Leads
Captain George J. Wilkins and pilot Ben Wielson completed a northward flight from Point Barrow without sighting land, reaching 400 miles beyond the farthest previous North American Arctic record. Steffanson praised the feat as proof of airplanes’ value in polar exploration and noted unusually good flying conditions in late winter.
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New York
George J. Wilkins
Ben Wielson
Point Barrow
Alliance
Wilkiabour Steffanson
Mainbanks
Alaska
Hall Ynade
Amundsen
Ellsworth
Steffanson
Wilkins
Bray Range
Wilking
Everstad
Arctic Prairie
North American
Point Parrow
Mrr
Bartlett
Karluk
Poulay
Recital for Visiting Organists Delights Central Arts crowd
The 4:36 afternoon program in the Central Administration Building honored visiting organists with a varied faculty recital. Prof. Carl A. Trever presented three new piano pieces including Pro-Uncle not yet printed, eliciting repeated applause and high praise. Performers included Howard C. Taylor Irene Peabody Waldemar Geltech Eugene Christ and others while the instrumental trio titled Trio in Tl Miner drew strong favorable comment.
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Therogram Thven
Central Administration Building
Carl A. Trever
Entrety
Proyer
Howard C. Taylor
Irene Pea‘hody
Waldemar Gelteh
Eugene Christ
Carl A. Preyer
Fannie May
Ross
Kurl Kursteiner
Donald M. Swarthout
Tl Miner
Soen
Personal notices reveal Cheatham travel plans and visitors
Mrs Bax Cheatham will go to Leavenworth tomorrow then to Kansas City for the weekend. Her daughter Miss Frances Cheatham will join on Saturday. Miss Helen Foresman visits Pittsburg with Miller. Mrs Emma Faron has returned from Kansas City after Easter. Mrs Major Pierson of 5 and Mrs F R Guf- are mentioned with several activities.
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Bax Cheatham
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Frances "Cheatham
Helen Foresman
Pittsburg
Conkling Addresses Kansas Students At Convocation
Grace Hazard Conkling, poet and lecturer, spoke at the University of Kansas convocation this morning. She discussed poetry and poetry making, recited works by Houseman Turner Frost Sandborn Lowell and her own poem The Whole Duty of a Berkshire Brook. She spoke of her daughter Hilda the child poet and noted an upcoming Kansas Te lays event.
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Grace Hazard Conkling
University of Kansas
A. E. Houseman
Watler ‘Furner
Robert Frost
Carl Sandborn
Mrs. Conkling
Amy Lowell
Hilda
France
James Naismith
Allen
Ford Company Assets Show 742 Million in 1925 Statement
Boston April 7 assets of 742,513,565.98 were shown in Ford Motor Company annual financial statement filed with the Massachusetts tax commissioner. The surplus was 622,366,895.34 with assets itemized as real estate 132,107,208.13 machinery 24,445,086.64 merchandise 107,631,157.70 deeds receivable 397,105,077.86 deferred charges 1,624,286.45. Liabilities include capital stock 17,264,500 accounts payable 76,638,618.45 funded indebtedness 145,000 reserves 26,503,562.00 and surplus 622,366,293.03. For 1924 the surplus was 542,476,496, and if profits were withdrawn as dividends like 1924 by Henry Ford Mrs Ford and Edsel B. Ford, indicated profits would be 94,460,397.
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Boston
A.P
Ford Motor Company
Massachusetts
Imachinery
Henry Ford
Mrs. Ford
Edsel B. Ford
Eudora Contest Winners Named For County Scholarship
County Superintendent Q J Lane received the list of Eudora township contest winners who advance to the county scholarship contest at the Junior High auditorium next Saturday at 9 30. Winners include Writing Mark Kanke Mildred Trowbridge Jessie Marley Lola Trowbridge Lulie Zeigler Agnes Coleman Eva Mertz and Ralph Snyder. Silent Reading selections include Jessie Marley Pearl Smith Charlotte Hadl Agnes Coleman and Ralph Snyder. Seventh and eighth grade Spelling includes Jessie Marley Mildred Trowbridge Nevieve Whaley Ruth Coleman Ralph Snyder. Fifth and sixth grade Spelling lists Cleo Guimes Emma Koehler Johnnie Landon Edward Papenhansen and Ward Cory. An unrelated note states that in London public schools for every thirty three married women teachers there is on average one baby born each year.
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Eudora Township
Q. J. Lane
Mark Kanke
Mildred Trowbridge
Jessie Marley
Lola Trowbridge
Lulie Zeigler
Ralph Snyder
Nearl Smith
Gerald Miller
Agnes Coleman
Eva Mertz
Pearl Smith
Charlotte Hadl
Nevieve Whaley
Ruth Colemen
Cleo Guimes
Emma Koehler
Johnnie Landon
Edward Papenhausen
Ward Cory
Mussolini Shot by English Woman in Rome Plot Claims
The article notes Violet Albina Gibson in Rome as the alleged assailant, cites Ashbourne family connections, and recounts Mussolini's past wounds and recent political shifts. It mentions Zamboni’s arrest and Mussolini’s planned voyage to Tripoli aboard Conte di Cavour.
Wheeler Excluded From Senate Prohibition Hearing
Washington April 7. Senator Couzens said he would not chair the session as Wheeler of the anti saloon league was invited to testify on civil service status for prohibition agents. Wheeler attended but was barred when the committee moved to executive session and Wheeler and others were excluded.
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Washington
Senate Prohibition Committee
Senate Civil Service Committee
Couzens
Michigan
Yes World
Weyne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Wheeler
Ite
Seivil
Tam
Kansas Cities See Varied Election Outcomes Across State
Kansas cities report mayoral wins by J W Bogue in Neodesha and W P White in Wellington both backed by contrasting blocs. Independence voters defeat a 30000 bathing beach measure as Sam Harlow secures re election as street commissioner. Chanute sees parks commissioner Heimrick re elected while finance head Ekhind loses. Arkansas City defeats city manager plan. Chicago Standard Oil anti trust hearing postponed to May 3. A notice urges Reese Drug Store votes for Friday. A London Kew Gardens staffer leads fungal studies.
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Neodesha
Kan
J. W. Bogue
F. M. Yingling
Bogue
Weington
W. P. White
Wellington
el Ion
Fred Sesers
White
Independence
A.P
Sam Harlow
F. E. Stoopz
Chanute
A. T
Parks Heimick
CG. E. Ekhind
Girlund
Arkansas City
Lawrence Chamber backs Kansas Relays ticket support
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce directors urge local business and professionals to back the Kansas Relays by buying five tickets per person at the April 17 1926 event hosted by Kansas State University athletic department. The motion envisions substantial publicity and community growth from attendance.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Nanzas
Kansas State University
OWS
Chamber of Commerce
Assault Europeans at Gouripore sparks large strike
Striking mill operatives at Gouripore assaulted several Europeans injuring four. armed police dispatched as thousands of workers remain on strike amid tensions following a prior fatal attack on a European couple.
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Gouripores
Calcutta
Gouripore
Wmill
Appeal to Supreme Court on Gas Company Case
Wichita and Hutchinson gas firms appeal to the Supreme Court after losing in Sehawnes county district court. They sought to block a certificate allowing Atchison Industrial Gas Co to operate. The action, brought by Cities Service Co, Wichita Gas Co, and Hutchinson Gas Co, aimed to stop the Public Service Commission permit.
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Kan
A.P
Supreme Call
Wichita and
Hutchinson Gas Companies
Sehawnes County
Dendsice
Atchison Industrial Gas Company
Gas and Electric Company
Cities Service Company
Wichita Gas Company
Hutchinson Gas Company
Sori i
Atchison Company
Commission
Fire threatens Banff Springs Hotel in Canadian Rockies
A major fire destroyed the north wing of the Banff Springs Hotel operated by the Canadian Pacific Railway. The fire endangered the remaining structure as crews fought to control the blaze. The famed resort, one of the world’s largest hotels, reputedly housed more than 460 rooms and suites and drew visitors from around the world.
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Banff Springs
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Man Acquitted In Obscene Literature Case In Boston
Boston April 7 A P Leaven editor Abenchen of the American Mercury was acquitted in municipal court on charges of possessing and selling obscene literature. The arrest followed action by Reverend J Frank Chase of the New England Watch and Ward Society which had prompted suppression of the April issue. Arkansas City Mayor Arkansas City April T AP R C Howard former public daily traveler was elected in a large mayoral outcome in the same dispatch and the city manager form of government proposal was defeated.
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Jiass
Alenchen
Ane Crivan Mercory
J. Frank Chase
New England Watch and Ward Suiters
Howard
Arkansas City
R. C. Howard
Publi the Daily Traveler
Gas Causes a Serious Condition in Brooklyn
Mr. O Aisricks writes of months with bloated stomach and shooting pains. He describes hunger followed by biliousness after eating and a coated tongue with bad taste. He credits Carter's Little Liver Pills for relief, claiming the first day after taking them his bowels moved without pain. Druggists offer 25 and 75 cent red packages.
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O' Aisricks
Carter
Huffman to Meet Carpentier in Madison Square Garden Bout
California light heavyweight champion Eddie Huffman was matched to defend his title against French challenger Jer Carpentier in a ten round fight at Madison Square Garden on May 21. The era of shorter skirts and longer sleeves continues as fashion trends reveal hidden arms at the Langehang race track grand opening in Paris with dressmakers using fabric savings to extend sleeves and conceal bare arms.
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Rand Eddie Huffman
California
Madison Square Gardens
Jer
Ig Carpentier
France
Paris
Langehang
Valley Chapel Community Notices Spark Local Visits
Wil Curtis called at the Roger Williams home Friday morning while Marvin Bond visited the Ellis Bond home Thursday afternoon. Porter Bond and others assisted Wellesley to open the road. The Bond family hosted relatives of Globe on Sunday. Schrell McNeese is sick with the flu. Oscar McNeese worked Friday to open roads along with Fred McKinney and hired man McWinner.
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Wil Curtis
Roger Willams
Marvin Bond
Ellis Bond
Porter Bond
Murray
Everett
Sanders Boys
Wellesley
John Duen
John Rand
Donakd
Delia
Dudley
Venita
Norman
Alva Bond
Tamily
Globe
Schrell McNeese
Oscar McNeese
Fred McKinney
McWinner
Cal Ward
Social Roundup From Local Families
Mart Flory scooped snow Wednesday at the John Dunn home and shared dinner there. Gottlieb Nieder, Lone Star carrier, delivered mail Friday then returned with the Lawrence carrier. Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Nieder were visitors in Lawrence Thursday evening. Willis Dunn visited Lawrence Saturday. Joe Burton called at Hugo Schellhorn's home Monday. Elizabeth Dunn spent Easter with her relatives. Mrs. Willis Dunn visited Saturday with Mrs. Hugo Schellhorn and Miss Marie. Marvin Bond Donald and Dudley called at Ellis Bond's Sunday morning. Marie Schellhorn visited Hugo Schellhorn Saturday evening. Will Curtis delivered hay to John Dunn Monday afternoon and visited Ozcar McNeese the same afternoon.
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Mart Flory
John Dunn
Willis Dunn
Hugo Schellhorn
Marie
Marvin Bond
Donald
Dud Lley
Ellis Bond
Marie Schellhorn
Will Curtis
Ozcar McNeese
Purification ads promise health via Calotabs course
Physicians say perfect purification of the system is nature’s foundation of health. Purify with a thorough course of atabs weekly for weeks and improve vitality. Calotabs touted as the greatest system purifier. family package with directions available for 35 cents at drugstores.
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