Prince A Patient At Bell Hospital In Kansas City
Prince Challoughlezilezise of Abbysinia, bishop of the 42nd diocese of the Reformed Coptic church of East Africa, is hospitalized at Bell Memorial Hospital KU Medical Center after an automobile accident damaged his sight. Doctors report eyes responding to treatment. he expects to return to Abbysinia in October. The royal traveler discusses Ethiopian history, religion, and the Coptic church.
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Kansas City
Kan
Royal House of Ethiopa
Wyxzerwixard
J. Challoughlezilezise
Bell Memorial Hospital
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Kansas
Prince Challoughlezilezise
Credoctiua
Abbysinia
United States
City aims to crown Emporia as Redbud City
April 7 Emporia plans a citywide redbud planting to line streets and parkings. William Allen White proposes the project modeled on Lisbon Portugal with funds raised by selling young plants. Critics from Emporia Teachers College oppose planting in parkings and favor yard planting, but the movement likely to succeed.
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Emporia
Redbuds
William Allen White
Lisbon
Portugal
Emporia Garden Club
White
C.R. Phipps
Emporia Teachers College
Lawrence hires two teachers from Emporia College
Miss Kitty Hedinger of Canton, a student at Emporia Teachers College, is elected to teach kindergarten in Lawrence and will receive a life certificate in June. She belongs to Alpha Sigma Alpha. Mrs Rhys W Holmes of Elindale is elected to teach intermediate grades in Lawrence and will graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Education from the Teachers College in June.
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Kitty Hedinger
Canton
Fimiporia Teachers College
Lawrence
Hedinger
Jine
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Teachers College
Rhys W. Holmes
Elindale
Holmes
City Commission to Discuss Zoning Ordinance Monday
Afternoon session set as the Lawrence commission meets at 1 30 PM in City Hall to discuss the proposed zoning ordinance Herbert Hare consultant will attend Paul Dinsmoor chairman says no petitions on nonconforming uses will be heard as the planning commission has reported the ordinance to the city commission The meeting is open to the public with no time allotted for petitions
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City Warning “Commission
Herbert Hare
Lawrence Commission
Paul Dinsmoor
City Commission
Prohibition hearing stalls as talks on Steck Brookhart contest loom
Senate weighs Steck Brookhart contest while prohibition hearing drags on. House farm relief proposals move forward despite delays. Vague figures reference high scorers Haglund Reavz Houk and Hetzel with scores around 200 to 256, plus named totals for Miller Hetzel.
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Senate
Steck-Brookhart
House
eHartegiew
Reavz
Houk
Haglund
Wee
Hetzel
Miller
Next Week's Campus Events and Athletic Meet Highlights
The campus week lists April 12 13 14 15 16 17 events spanning music sports and pageants. Frances Robinson violin recital Fraser Hall Ellis Minstrels leads KK WU baseball at Manhattan and a School Tageant on April 14. Kansas Relays appear April 17 with interscholastic field and track meets and a gridiron banquet at K U.
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Frances Robinson
Fraser Hall
Ellis Minstrels
Cit
KK. WU
Manhattan
Mie
University
Kk. U
K. U. Comwne
Steal Money Orders Turbulent Post Office Theft Wave
Washington April 10 United Press inspectors of the postoffice department investigate an epidemic of money order thefts from 41 postal stations across the country. In six months 51 post offices were robbed of more than 8300 blank orders. Snitchers grab blank forms when clerks are away then sell them to forgers who fill them for varied sums. Confidence men then attempt to pass the forged orders at banks and firms. Sleuths have recovered over 1000 stolen blanks and used serial numbers to detect fake money orders.
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Washington
United Press
Postoffice Department
Dunmire Opens Self Service Grocery in Lawrence
W A Dunmire returns from California and takes over 718 Mass street building to open a modern self service grocery store on Tuesday. He previously ran a Lawrence grocery for nineteen years at 935 Mass street and gained coast cash and carry experience. The new store will offer usual groceries plus fresh meats and is operated with Sam Farley managing the connected market.
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W. A. Dunmire
California
Mass. Street
Dunmire
Lawrence
Sam ‘Farley
Dean Walker to address Rosedale and Kansas City
Dean Walker of the University School of Engineering will speak to the Rose dale Civic Club and the Argentine Activities Association next Tuesday night at the Rosedale Masonic Temple. He will outline a city water department cost survey used to justify a rate increase and Kansas City officials will hear the report. Some expect a warmer reception if he recommends a rate cut. Also James Naismith will address the Western Highlands Presbyterian church Men’s Bible class at 9:45 AM Sunday inviting Kansas City men to attend.
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Noun P. FL Walker
University
School of Engineering
Rosedale Civic Club
Argentine Activities Association
City Water Department
Kansas City
Rosedale Masonic Temple
Dean Walker
Kansas Citions
Naismith
KK. C. KB. Ny
James Naismith
Western Highlands Community Presbyterian Church
Kansas
Water colors by Raymond Jonson on display at KU
Professor Albert Bloch announces a 22-work water color exhibit by Raymond Jonson from Santa Fe painters. The show runs from next Monday through the month in the university painting department exhibition room, daily 9 to 5 except Sundays and holidays.
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Albert Bloch
University
Raymond Jonson
Santa Fe
Bloch
Jonson
Europe
Chicago
New York City
Art Institute of Chicago
Royal Academy
Stockholm
Chicago Art Institute
Mr. Jonson
State Museum
Labette County Wins Suit Over State Bank Guaranty Fund
Labette County commissioners won a suit against the state bank commissioner for eighteen thousand two hundred thirty dollars from public funds on deposit in Oswego State Bank when it failed two years ago. The supreme court held the bank commissioner responsible for notifying the public that deposits were no longer protected, a ruling that could cost the guaranty fund over three hundred thousand dollars. County Attorney Ratner sought to pin responsibility on predecessor Carl J. Peterson, arguing the bank should have been posted with conspicuous notice that guaranty protection had ended rather than only advising removal of the guaranty sign. The case hinged on the law’s aim to protect depositors, not the bank.
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Topeka
Kan
Labettte County
State Bank
Oswego State Bank
Supreme Court
Guaranty Fund
Roy L. Bone
Payne H.ratner
Carl J. Peterson
Ratner
Kansas
Bank Depositors Guaranty
Dream Waters water carnival at University of Kam
Plans are set for the annual Dream Waters water carnival at the University of Kam this Wednesday and Thursday. Verna Ayres directs swimming parts and practice has been daily. Florence Godd wrote the fairy tale play about a princess dream. A full rehearsal is Sunday. tickets go on sale Monday at seventy five cents each due to gym capacity. Loving Cup story notes a Fort Riley camp award for best record earns a roving cap from Kansas American Legion.
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University of Kamas
Dorothy Barter
Verna Ayres
Florence Godd
Vna
Topeka
Citizens
Fort Riley
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Ralph T. O'Neil
International Talent program at University of Kansas club
Representatives of several nationalities will take part in an International Talent program at Lawrence Memorial High School next Friday evening. The program features music reading and storytelling from about a dozen foreign countries with performers from China Hawaii and Russia. Prof. Allen Crafton of the University adds music and war dances plus a dramatic look at world humor. Mexican delegation members from Manhattan include Felicitas Silva Manual A. Alvarado Robert N. Marcias Santos Silva Simon Ortez Quido Silva and Julian Silva. Tickets cost fifty and seventy five cents.
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University of Kansas Cosmopolitan Club
Lawrence Memorial High School
China
Hawaii
Allen Crafton
Paul Peter Chervanofff
Russia
Manhattan
Felicitas Silva
Manual A. Alvarado
Robert N. Marcias
Santos Silva
Simon Ortez
Quido Silva
Julian Silva
Cosmopolitan Club
Norge dirigible departs Rome for Toulon then toward Spitzbergen
The Norge dirigible of the Amundsen Ellsworth North Pole Expedition left Rome at 9:30 AM for Toulon. It signalled from Toulon that it would not descend there but continue to Put another to Oslo and Spitzbergen where a hangar awaits. The polar flight is expected to begin next month.
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Rome
Toulon
France
Putham
England
Norge
Oslo
Norway
Spitzbergen
Pole
Reinfeld Murder Jury Discharged After 44 Hour Deliberation
Ottawa Kansas April 10 AP after 14 hours without agreement the jury in the murder case of John Reinfeld Garnett city marshal was discharged by district judge Hugh Means Franklin county district court. Reinfeld stood trial for the July incident in Garnett when Earl Welsh a druggist died from a head blow following an altercation with Reinfeld and other city officers.
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Ottawa
Kansas
John Reinfeld
Garnett
Hugh Means
Franklin County
Anderson County
Reinfeld
Earl Welsh
Official Announcement of Air Mail Service Launch
The starting of the air mail from Chicago to Dallas via Moline St Joseph Kansas City Wichita Oklahoma City and Fort Worth was announced. Postmaster G B Hosford received the notice this morning with schedule times for westbound and return flights including Kansas City arrivals at 11:08 am and 1:47 pm and Chicago arrival at 7:20 pm.
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Chicago
Til
Moline
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Dallas
Texas
G. B. Hosford
Wichita Youth Identified in Newton Apartment Robbery
Wichita resident Joe Brown age 22 was identified by Mrs. Walter Bunnell as one of the men who robbed the Newton Kansas couple last night. Brown is being held in Wichita jail while Churchill McIntosh, 2, is also in custody though Mrs. Bunnell could not identify him.
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Wichita
Newton
Wichita, Kan
Joe Brown
Walter Bunnell
Kan
Bunnell
Brown
Churchill McIntosh
Grain Elevator Burns in Viola Southwest of Wichita
A 5,000 bushel grain elevator at Viola, twenty miles southwest of Wichita, owned by Kansas Flour Mills Company of Kansas City, burned to the ground. Late last night 8,000 bushels of wheat were destroyed, total loss about 7,000 dollars. Spontaneous combustion is suspected as the probable cause.
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Wichita
Viola
Here
Kansas Flour Mills Company
Kansas City
Riverside school election returns treasurer and board action
Riverside voters chose G. W. Shearer as treasurer. The budget rose to fund school property improvements. The new school board reengaged Mrs. Lucy R. McVay as teacher for 1926 27. Minervian club plans a meeting with the Misses Watt on April 14. Mrs. G. W. Shearer spent Thursday and Friday in Topeka visiting her daughter Winona and State PTA sessions. Mrs. J. S. Taylor attended the Junior High PTA meeting.
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Riverside
G. W. “Shearer
Lucy R.’ McVay
Minervian Club
Misses Watt
G. Wi Shearer
Avigay
Topeka
Winona
State
Parent-Teacher Association
J. 8. Taylor
P.T. A
Dunmire Announces Opening Advertisement in Journal World
Dunmire issues an opening announcement advertised in today’s Journal World. The notice highlights a new start, inviting readers to visit the shop as it opens.
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Dunmire
Black Jack Community News And Notables
Local social notes detail visits among Mrs Martha Sheppard Mrs Veryl Sheppard and families plus Miss Grace Hays and Mrs Watson. Reports include Mrs Esther Wilkerson returning to Ottawa after a month with niece Mrs Paul O Neil and Maurice O Neil hauling lumber for a farm shed with a feed grinder. News on school events April meetings exams and health work with Mrs W A Scott attending a Lawrence health conference. Easter visits, Topeka trips, farm notes and a serious pneumonia case followed by updates on local church community. Also covered are Henry Miller the veteran actor manager’s death and a Reese’s Drug Store Child’s Packard Auto contest winner William Arthur Fowles with local results and a planned dance at H I hall with 0c admission.
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Martha Sheppard
Veryl
Sheppard
Jay
Dickinson
Black Jack and
Baldwin
Farm Bureau
Ieader
W.A. Scott
Lawrence
Chamber To Commerce
Pearl Martin
J. J. Breithaupt
Ralph Kalb
Glenn’ Howard
Topeka
H. T.’ Howard
Glenn
Elks Clu
Ben Larner
Russell Hays
F. E. Kalb
H. J. Warnock
Stephen Osgood
F. C. Bell
C B. Osgood
Denver
J. H. Hays
K. L. Kerns
Lttter
Helen Holland
Nowood
Wyo
Helen Haynes
Reese’s Drug
William Arthur Eeees
W. D. Fowles
North Fifth
Sumner. Cole
George Marts
Kansas City
C. Grubbs
K. U. Dramatic
Wiliam Arthur Fowles
David Courter
Jack Houk
Iden Nelson
Bobbie Johns
Dons Stockwell
Marie Carpenter
Sammy
Morris
Vernon Flory Camella Scott
Betty Ann Ferrier
E. B. Farley
Roberta Hartman Frank Smith
Julia Ann Weaver
John Burton Hundley Wu
Pageant life immortal at First Baptist church Dodge City
Wade Pierce as Peter delivers a dramatic line in Ene 2 Haster Pageant Life Immortal at the First Baptist church on Sunday evening. Marion Cowles as Jairus daughter pleads with the widow of Nain, Mary Magdalene Mary Sisson proclaims the risen Christ at the tomb. Readings by Henry Metardy and the quartet enhance the performance as a large cast presents a powerful scene. Doors open 7 15 pageant at 7 45 corner of Eighth street and Kentucky Dodge City Kansas April 10 invitations sent for April 16 and 17 fine arts contest track meet 86 southwestern Kansas high schools entry closes April 10 last year 1500 contestants attended the event district oratorical prelims set for the first day winners advance to Kansas City for national championships in Washington DC
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Wade* Pierce
Peter
First Baptist Church
Marion Cowles
Jairus
Nain
Margaret Craver
Mary Magdalene
Mary Sisson
Henry ‘Metardy
Eighth Street
Kentucky
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Kansas City
Middle West
Washington, D. C
First Presbyterian Church Services and Music Planned
The First Presbyterian Church at Ninth and Vermont will hold Sunday services with a 11:00 morning worship led by the pastor. The choir under Dean Swarthout will perform selections from Rossini and Ward-Stephens. An evening service follows at 6:45. A Prenatal Clinic is scheduled for next Wednesday at city hall from 2 to 4 PM. Mrs. D. S. Bennett and daughters Ethel and Virena are visiting St. Louis after eight months in California.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ninth and
Vermont
Ward-Stephens
C. E. Societies
D. S. Bennett
Ethel
Virena
A Tribute to John Wesley Junkins Pioneer Settler
John Wesley Junkins died April 6, 1926 at West University Heights Douglas County. Born November 4 1857 in Bedford Indiana he moved to Baldwin with his parents as a child and spent 37 years in Douglas County mainly Baldwin and Vinland. He was a farmer known for industry uprightness and hospitality and helped those in trouble. He married Jennie Martin in 1882 who survives him. He was an elder of the Vinland Presbyterian Church later transferring membership to Lawrence. He leaves three children Robert M Junkins Mildred Frowe and Nancy Hess and a sister Emma Knopp and a brother Frank Jenkins. Services were held Thursday at Rumsey.
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John Wesley Iankins
West University Heights
Douglas County
Bedford
Indiana
Baldwina
Baldwin
Baldwin and
Vinland
Junkins
Jennie Martin
Presbyterian Church
B H. Gragg
Lawrence
Robert M. Junkins
Mildred Frowe
Ft. Pierce
Florida
Nancy Hess
Jeaves
Emma Knopp
Wakarusa
Kansas
Frank Jenkins
Kansas City
Missouri
Rumsey
Heroes of Lawrence tribute at funeral service
Reverend B H Gragg and Rev Gerdler led a memorial at West Presbyterian for the deceased with a male quartet Ben Underwood John Shively Phil Wedell and Oscar Snyder performing. The service honored Lawrence heroes and lauded their past deeds as not in vain.
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Condi
B.H. Gragg
Vinland
Ger der
the West
Presbyterian Church
Ben Underwood
John Shively
Phil .Wedell
Oscar Snyder
Lawrence
Jay
Rooms Needed for Athletes Near Thursday Friday Nights
High school and college athletes aged over 15 and 16 seek rooms for Thursday and Friday nights. Call K. Us 84 on Saturday, April 10 for arrangements.
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K. Us
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