Presbytery Meeting Closes With Success in Lawrence
Delegates to the National Assembly were elected with Rev H L Sanders Rev day C Moore Rev W C Meeker J B Larsim er W W Cockins and J C Bradly named for Louisville. Next gathering set for Kansas City Grand View Park Church on the third Thursday in May. Honorary retirement listed Rev G W Banker formerly of Topeka’s First Presbyterian. Local leaders spoke on Korea missions and the group adjourned after a dinner and final business.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Kansas City
Theresbytery
Grand View Park
National Assembly
Louisville
Kentucky
H. L. Sanders
Oskaloosa
Day C. Moore
W.C. Meeker
Korea
Man Seeks More Vacant Lots for Boys Work
Rev. B. E. Stauffer seeks additional land for boys to work this summer. George Eke has supplied some lots but more are needed. Anyone with spare empty lots or interest should call Rev. Stauffer.
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B. E. Stauffer
George Eeke
Rev. Stauffer
Sample of Medicine Affects Two-Year-Old Girl
A two year old girl, Mable Ledabore, became seriously ill after eating a sample of medicine found in her parents home at 4240 New Jersey. She fainted and was unconscious for a time, but her condition was reported as serious yesterday.
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Mable Ledabore
N. J
Bond the State Seattle to seek highway construction funds
A statewide move to bond the state 15,000,000 for highway construction began in Seattle with a gathering of business leaders from across Washington. A special section of the legislature will be asked to carry the measure forward.
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Seattle
Wash
Miners Accept Wage Pact Says Perry After Ballots
Edwin Perry secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers reports that about ninety percent of miners across local unions approved the two year wage contract after election results. The YMCA agrees to open the pool to girls this summer if enough demand exists, continuing last year’s schedule from 2 to 5 on Wednesdays from April 15 to September 1.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Union
Mine Workers
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YM. C. A
Lottery controversy at university Masque Club
Bonny Wilson of the Masque Club risked legal trouble by proposing a university lottery tied to the play The Lottery Man. Lawyers warned that any drawing could violate law if money was charged, so plans for a 2000 ticket giveaway were halted despite initial excitement.
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Wilson
Preosecuitican
Ax Lottery
Chapel Time
Shemhy
Nho
Lucille Wilkinson Crowned Queen of Kirmess at KU
Senior Lucille Wilkinson was elected Queen of Kirmess at the University of Kansas, with plans for a Sunflower Chain and a charity Aurora fundraiser at the dormitory. The event, set for late April, marks a new KU tradition as senior girls organize the lantern procession and ticket sales for the dorm fund.
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Lucille Wilkinson
Kirmess
Uniwether
Tthe University
Misa
Lucius Wilkinson
Miss Wilkinson
Kansas University
Kyvery
Virssar
Society notes reveal campus events and domestic mischief
The Beta Theta fraternity hosts an informal dance at the chapter house on April 26. A girl’s alleged engagement hints at marriage plans, while Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority plans a dinner at Sigma Nu. Sigma Chi hosts a theatre party for girl friends, Phi Gamma hosts friends at Red Domino, and a mother’s banana errand ends with four missing bananas. Watches and jewelry advertised by local firms Parsons and Edson Jeweler on Massachusetts Street.
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Beta Theta Fraternity
Pinek ney school adds outdoor basketball courts for pupils
The Pinekney school grounds receive their first definite move toward organized play with two outdoor basketball courts and additional apparatus. The plan, led by a city playground committee, envisions similar installations at other schools if successful, supervised by teachers and the physical director HW.1 Sanborn, with equipment including bats balls baskets ropes and jumping standards.
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Pinektey School
Pinek+ ney
HW. 1
Sanborn
Final Debate May 3 For State High School Championship
The final debate for the high school state championship is set for May 3. Debaters include Carnett and Ash Tend in the Fourth District race, with Burlington a favored opponent and AshTawd listed among contenders as the season nears its end.
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Canal High
Mary He
Krirelineton
Askind Ae Carnett
Burlington
Carnett
AshTawd
Glee Club concert at Fraternal Aid Mall
The girls Glee Club at Liauwrener High School under director Miss Bessie Raymond and accompanist Miss Agnes Abriauh presents a program tomorrow evening at Fraternal Aid Mall. The event features a varied lineup including Strauss selections, a Chinese wedding theme, vocal quartets and a life is a see saw number.
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Agnes Abriauh
Unica
Liauwrener High School
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Tle Girts
Ie Chi
Glee Club
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Agnes Akrish
Victor Harris
Ambrose B.strauss
Erie Etrtet
Elizabeth Yeater
Offenbach Sue
Hartlert
Lawry
Mamtmy
Tin Glee Club
Oral Holmes
Lord Lovell
Elfrieds Draper
Feuris
Report of Pope’s death proved false causes consternation
An erroneous report claiming the pope’s death circulated widely causing a wave of consternation among officials and clergy before being corrected. Authorities cautioned against spreading unverified rumors and urged reliance on official statements.
Escaped Custody Sparks Manhunt After Jail Break
A prisoner named Maxstead escaped during a jail dinner break after a parole stint. Deputies led a search as other inmates, including Nimkey Ike Johnson and Lone Bowers, were involved. Maxstead allegedly fled east near Endora, with rough odds of capture and possible penalties for breaking custody.
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Paris
Oola
Pope
Duke
Iast
Endora
Maxstead
Rock Pile
Sming
Nimkey Ike Johnson
Lone Bowers
Max Steadook
Banning
Maxsteard
Penitentia
Debates Highlight Kansas Colorado On Recall of Judiciary
Kansas and Colorado debated recall of the judiciary with Kansas supporting recall and Colorado opposing. Kansas speakers led with arguments on corruption and inefficiency from an irresponsible system, while Colorado argued reforms could avoid court meddling.
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Colorado
TS CoStoe
Seeman
William Olmstead
Cale Carson
Werth Houde Kash
Harvey Uelior
Neemas Jaay Miin
Milten
Miner
Ynk Metalland
Aivk AL Th. Pnivas
Pope Death Rumor Sparks Transatlantic Confusion
News despatches from Madrid and Rome report a false claim that Pope Pius X has died. Officials in Rome and Madrid deny the death, noting the Pope remains ill but alive, while European capitals seek confirmation amid circulating cables and mixed reports.
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America
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Pius X
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Europe
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Sind
Roosevelt Delegation Tops St Louis County Convention
The St Louis County Republican Convention in Clayton elected a solid Roosevelt delegation, with Roosevelt supporters steering the slate and securing votes for the national delegation. Delegates were not instructed, but Roosevelt men carried the results amid a generally calm session.
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St.Lauis
St. Louis County
Clayton
Lenis
Roosevelt
Lacue Pres
Blunt death suspects held after clandestine killing
In Omaha police issued warrants for arrest of three men in the killing of Hoy Blunt. The suspects allegedly abducted Blunt from a local site and forced him to assist in a scheme before carrying out the fatal act. County Attorney Wy ON announced the actions yesterday.
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Neheneka
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Roosevelt Delegates Elected in Fourth District Meeting
In Missouri a Republican district convention chose Ralph O Stauber and J Schinnabarzer for Roosevelt delegates to the Chicago rally. The Nodaway County event followed the district gathering held in St. Joseph. Across the border in Texas, April 11 reports say Mexican revolutionists crossed the Rio Grande aiming to blow a Southern Pacific bridge. Texas guards responded by dispatching a special train.
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Kansevelt
Chicago
Ralph
Stauber
St. Joseyis
J. Sehinnabarzer
Nodaway County
de Rio
Texas
Rio Grande
Dam to Cost in Hatclinson Plan for Cimarron Dam
A preliminary estimate puts the proposed dam across the Cimarron River in Morton County at 60 million dollars. The project aims to back up floods into storage reservoirs and irrigate valleys at low cost, with an amendment now pending in the senate introduced by Senator Curtis.
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Keon
Cimarron River
Morten County
Semior
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Uineerton
Man Charged With Malicious Misconduct in Horse Theft
Tony Smith, a resident of North Lawrence, was arrested this afternoon by Officer McKissick. He is charged with malicious mischief in connection with the alleged stealing of two horses in North Lawrence last week. Smith will be brought to the regular police session tomorrow morning.
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le Pleid
Agale
A. Smart
Michiel
Tony Smith
Offecor McKissick
North Lawrence
Flooded points along Mississippi improving except in Arkansas
Memphis reports on April 11 indicate most flooded Mississippi river locations are subsiding while Tauxora Arkansas faces a desperate scene as the levee base weakens and experts fear embankment holds are unlikely. The outlook remains cautious with rising concern in one key area.
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Mississippi River
Tauxora
Arkansas
Taft and Roosevelt Clash at Michigan Convention Fight
Michigan Republicans converge in Bay City to clash over national delegation. Taft forces win control through side entrance, while Roosevelt delegates clash with police and militia. Secretary King’s signature cards gate entry as temp chairman named. Tense standoff with dozens entering via transoms and side doors.
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Bond Announces Demographic Candidate for State Senate
Salina Kansas April 11 report notes a local candidate for State senator from the August primary. The piece mentions a talk by Prof H P Cady in McPherson Kansas at the high school about a liquid air topic and election participation, with unclear references to a merchant and rail Alaska encouragement.
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H.P
Cady
Tod McPherson
Kansas
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