Williston to Speak on Creating a State Medical School
Dre W Williston addresses Commercial Club members on establishing a full four year medical school at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. He outlines the need for a hospital costing $75,000 and annual net expense of about $5000 to attract 300 to 400 additional medical students and connect the program with the university.
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Dre W Willietan Wil
Commercial Club
Lr Williston
State of
Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas chemists note KU ties in Oregon praise
Prof E C Franklin reports from Dr Arthur Lachnan dean at University of Oregon commending OH Stafford last year's graduate now teaching there. He praises Stafford as mature, earnest, well informed in chemistry and popular with students and colleagues. Several campus notes follow about metallurgy study, organic chemistry labs, upcoming American Chemical Society meetings in Kansas City and Lawrence, and faculty appointments at Kansas and Kingston Rhode Island. A Kansas women's mission board committee visits to greet Payne for Bible teaching chair at University.
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E.C. Franklin
Arthur Lachnan
College of Science and Engineering
University of Oregon
University of Kansas
OH Stafford
Oregon
Stafford
Bailey
Bartow
McFarland
Kansas City
American Chemical Society
Outoker Hofman
Lawrence
W L Leighton
Tufts College
College of Agricultural and Mechanic
Aris
Kingston
R. 1
Kansas
Woman's Board of Missions
Chrisham Church
Payne
Cowley
Columbus
Ingles
Leana
W Going
Topeka
Rav
Irelan
Graham
Carroth
Better Comforting Waista Fabrics Pleases Mothers
The text praises a fabric or garment named Waista for its gentler drag and comfort to children and mothers. It claims longer wear and lower cost than inferior kinds, presenting a favorable comparison and practical recommendation.
Kansas University Defeats Ottawa in Short Nine Inning Game
Kansas University beat Ottawa University 2 to 1 in a curtailed eight inning contest at Ottawa yesterday afternoon. The game ended at 3 15 to permit the Lawrence squad to catch a train home. Both pitchers excelled with few errors, Cook for Ottawa and Alphia for Ranlan University fanning several batters.
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Kansas University
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Lawrence
Cook
Aing
Alphia
Ranlan University
K. U. Chambers
Gramley
Death of Mrs Sarah A Foster at 1109 Tennessee Street
Mrs Sarah A Foster wife of H S F Foster a Santa Fe mail clerk died suddenly at midnight from apoplexy at the family home 1109 Tennessee Street She was well through the day had a heart weakness and left behind a husband and three children Neighbors and friends extend sympathy to the grieving family as city notables and acquaintances travel for various assignments and visits across Kansas and nearby states.
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Sarah A Foster
H S F Foster
Senta Fe
Tennessee Street
Foster
Social happenings and club entertainments listed
Mrs Sol Marks hosts the muse club tomorrow afternoon. Invitations went out for the junior prom at New Eldridge hall on April 19. Dr and Mrs Willistow entertain the Graduate club at their home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Geo Taylor hosted a pleasant Easter party last evening. The Federation of Womens clubs meets Thursday afternoon at AOU Wohall, with The Review club running the program and Mia Merwin presenting a paper on Women’s Clubs.
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Sol Marks
Muse Club
New Eldridge Hall
Willistow
Geo Taylor
Federation of Womens Clubs
AOU Wohall
Review Club
Mia Merwin
Haskell Bees Hope To Meet Independence Next Season
The Haskell basketball team failed to arrange games with Independence, though Independence expressed willingness to play next season. Officers Jeans and Monroe of the city police are in Topeka as witnesses in whisky cases before the U S court. John Campbell died at Williams Town Saturday night from bowel inflammation and smallpox. Many Mason case witnesses went to Ottawa to appear at the district court trial.
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Haskell
Independence Five
Jeans
Monroe
Topeka
United States
Mason
Ottawa
W W Ciellandi
Haskell Institute
Munson case in Ottawa court and unrelated notices
The Munson case before Judge Smattin in Franklin county district court Otawa began with the state introducing evidence. A motion to instruct the jury to acquit was overruled. Defense evidence followed later. Also noted with university events a lecture by Dr Roger Lature on Egyptology and archaeology at university hall. Additionally notices about changes in ownership at Lawrence Drug Co and local society news including weather, baseball, and obituaries.
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Munson
Bafota
Smattin
John H Aubey
Laurence
Aubey
Tupelo
Texns
Missouri
F. Tennyson Neely Co
Carina Campbell Eaglesfield
Eaglesfisld
University
Ottawa
Smith's News Depot
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