Kansas graduates count tops 15 999 in state schools
Figures from the office of George O Foster registrar of the University of Kansas show more than 15 999 high school and junior college graduates this spring from 625 schools. Wichita leads with 489 probable graduates, followed by Central High Kansas City Kans with 400 and Topeka 370. Western towns show large totals due to district consolidation.
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State of Kansas
George O. Foster
University of Kansas
Wichita High
Central High
Kansas City
Kans
Topeka
Hutchinson
Salina
Iites
Tage City
Atchison
Coffeyville
Chanute
Clay Center
Columbus
el Dorado
Emporia
Tola
Independence
Lawre
Leavenworth
Son
Manhattan
Pittshore
Tovueka
Wellington
Wichita
Winfield
Union Pacific 1928 plan includes major Kansas spend
President C R Gray announced a 90 million dollar Union Pacific improvement and maintenance program for 1928 with 23 million in new capital. Kansas sees 2.62 million for maintenance and equipment, plus large rail, bridge, and station projects. Marysville will get a new station as tracks on all units are lengthened for longer trains and faster freight handling. Jim Barnes eyes British Open after arriving in Liverpool on the Cavonna. The Haskell Indians game with Peel of the Kansas City industrial League was postponed indefinitely.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad
C. R. Gray
Sansas
Union Pacific
Marysville
Haskell Indians
Peel
Kansas City Industrial League
Lindbergh's Mother Arrives in Toronto for Educational Meeting
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh mother of Charles A Lindbergh flies from Detroit to Toronto arriving at Leaside aerodrome at 1115 am on a flight hampered by strong winds and light snow. She attends the Ontario Educational Association convention opening tomorrow. A separate notice lists a Tri State Industrial Arts Conference at Pittsburg State Teachers College with attendees from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma and a marriage license issued to Arthur Johnsen and Alberta Wagler both of Bethel Paris.
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Toronto
Evangeline L. L. Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Detroit
Leaside Aerodrome
Tri-States
Pittsburg
Kan
Tristate
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nia
Judine_L.i H. Menge
Arthu Johnsen
Alberta Wagler
Bot of
Bethel
Paris
Easter Observances Highlight Lawrence Churches
Easter services filled Lawrence churches with large crowds and varied programs. Sermons on the Resurrection and eternal life were paired with choral and instrumental music. Baptisms and church memberships were noted, while interdenominational events and lectures announced by pastors added to the holiday observances. Local congregations from First Methodist to Unitarian reflected on immortality, spring renewal, and community outreach through Easter activities and programs.
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Baptist Church
Tate
Christ
Churt
Galilee
Thomas
Jsigie
Jesus
Guilt Gress
Plymouth
Congregational Church
Charles MY. Shelton
Topeka
W. Headwell
First Christian Church
Off Church
Synfa
Ondax
Ret Drembn
Tean
Mar
Filis
Kt Martin
Sila
Handel
Charles A. Tichard
Minorlayr
Eve Levy Persin
Aarent
Heasher
Iverys Sealk
Wadeaver Society
Avis Shirley
F. Tl
Perior
Lawrence
Monument to Robert E. Lee Dedicated at Stone Mountain
Huge bas-relief statue of the Confederate commander is unveiled as dignitaries from north and south attend the dedication on Stone Mountain. The event features a 200 foot head of Tec and the image of the horse Traveler, with Lee IV and city, state, and national officials present.
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Atlanta
Robert. E
Lee
Stone Mountain
Washington
James J. Walker
New York
Georgia Supreme Court
South
Aw Tn
Robert Edward Lee IV
Tec
Traveler
Winter Social Visits Across Families At Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Conroy and their four children spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Conroy's parents Mr Higgy and family. George Carter from Lawrence visited last Friday with his son Shipman and family. Mr and Mrs Shipman Carter and their son Richard spent Sunday at Mrs Carter's sister home with Mr and Mrs.
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Brose
Bigsby
Familly
Ranadall
Arthur Richards
Douglas Schroyer
Lawrence
Jim Schroyer
Ross’ Gole
R. F. Schroyer
Oie
Effie Banks
Liela
Banks
Dor'’.Clair
Lecompton
Hermin Barks
Willis
Coleman
Hermin Banks
Billie Brass
Ghout
George. Richards
Ida’ May Richards
Oldham
Big Springs
Julius Bearman
Clara Stevine
Schroyer
Rev. Hamlin
Shipman
Carter
Rall
Easter
George Carter
Shipman Carter
Richard
Piles Now Cured Without Surgery
Advertisement offering a free mailed booklet by Dr. C. A. Johnson, Kans as City proctologist, claiming the ambulant method cures piles without surgery for over 15,000 sufferers and also alleviates related ailments. Written request to Room 114, 1324 Main St, Kansas City, Mo.
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Tr. C. A. Johnson
O. A. Johnson
Main St
Kansas City
Dioxol ox gall tablets advertised as liver stimulant
An advertisement warns that dyskinesia and constipation ruin health by stressing the liver and other organs. It promotes Dioxol tablets as genuine ox gall to boost liver function, claiming fast, cleansing results. A free sample offer is extended through a local druggist.
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Round Corner Drug Co
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver Bowels
An Ohio physician advocates a vegetable compound as a gentle substitute for calomel. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are said to stimulate the liver and bowels, improve vitality, and cleanse the system. Available in 10c, 30c, and 60c, with a claimed olive tint.
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Edwardsi
Ohio
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Graduate School of the University
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Charles AL Sheldon
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the. S. Aitina
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Wali
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Fred Falker
Janes Gil- Che Young
Cottonwood Falls
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Goffeyville
Eliza Pope
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Mountain
Parsons
Will Snyder
H. H. Cottingim
Mrnday
George Richards
Rose Wymer
Wintec
Margaret-Gonn
Zeinsep
Zinsep
Vernon McPherson
Gaapman
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Durant
Victory Garage
Hyidinus
L. L. Rising Furniture Store
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Burgner-Bowmon-Matthews Lumber Co
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Pettit the Plumber
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