Lawrence Rotary Club to Attend Enid Rotary Conference
Lawrence Rotarians A B Weaver I J Meade HL Hunger ford and Marcel bn will represent the Lawrence Rotary Club at the Twelfth District Rotary Conference in Enid Oklahoma Thursday and Friday this week. About 2 500 Rotarians are expected with delegates traveling from Kansas and Oklahoma. Governor M E Trapp will transport Oklahoma delegates and national speakers will headline the program. Seven bands and a 250 piece ensemble will provide entertainment at Enid.
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Lawrence Rotary “Club
Will Ba
Enid
Okla
A. B. Weaver
I.J. Meade
HL B. iHungerford
Marcelbn
Rotary
Rock Islan
Topeka Tyrians
Kansas
Emporia
Abilene
Liberal
Great
Bend
Wellingtoft
ElDdrado
Peka
Newton
En ‘Jd
Lawrence Gun Club Beats Eudora 225 to 217 in Shoot
Local gun clubs clash as Lawrence defeats Eudora 225 to 217 in a yesterday afternoon shoot in Eudora. G Hewitz and Frederick Jaeneke led Lawrence with 48 of 50. Henny Siewald top scored for Eudora with 42. Other Lawrence members were Henry Weyermiller and Harry Eply. Eudora lineup included Seival Carter William Alnd Joseph Bryant and Clark Fuller.
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Lawrence Gun Club
Eudora
Eudora Tra
Rence Club
G.hewitz
Fréderick Jaeneke
Rence
Henny Siewald
Eudore
Lawrence
Henry Weyermiller
Harry Eply
Seival
William, Carter
William Alnd
Joseph Bryant
Clark Fuller
Rules Uphold State Inheritance Tax Against Federal Levy
In Washington April tan te nia’s inheritance tax stands. Supreme Court today sustains California’s tax on estates without deducting federal tax. The Watkinson estate case affects taxation across several states and may influence how inheritances are taxed nationwide.
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Washington
Tan Tenia
Supreme Court
Henrietta Pierce Watkinson
California
Easter Service Attendance by De Molay Knights Templar
About sixty five members of the De Molay Commandery of Knights Templar attended Easter morning services at First Christian church in full uniform. Also note a Montana lecture by J P Rowe of University of Montana on Resources and Scenery Tuesday morning at 10 30 in Geology building room 203 with moving pictures. Marie Estes, 17, captured after a week on the run, accused of stealing a car from a garage. warrant sworn.
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de Molay
Knights Templar
First Christian Church
Montana
J. P. Rowe
Ichita
Kansas
Marie Estes
Chicago Woman Cunningham Detained In Exhumation Probe
Mrs Anna Cunningham, whose husband and four children died after brief illnesses, was taken into custody at a county hospital by Gary Indiana officers and detained for investigation into a possible poisoning. Exhumation of the family bodies near Valparaiso was planned for chemical analysis, with the case led by State’s Attorney Crowe and Coroner Wolff and joined by Lake and Porter counties authorities. The son David Jr remains in a Chicago hospital recovering.
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Chicago
Associated Prees
Anna Cunningham
Gary
Viparaiso
Cunningham
David, Jr
Crowe
Oscar Wolff
Lake ‘County
Ind
Porter County
Valparaiso
County
Supreme Court Briefs Challenge Government on Press Freedom
Kansas City Journal Post and Baltimore Post submitted briefs in a government case seeking punishment for publishing income tax lists. Senator Reed argued the revolution and constitution protect free speech and press, urging a strong, unequivocal First Amendment interpretation. Former Secretary Baker urged consistency, warning that separating speech and press freedoms would contradict the Constitution.
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Washington
Kansas City Journal Post
Baltimore Post
Supreme Court
Congress
Reed
Missouri
Kansas City
Baker
Baltimore’ Post
Potassium chlorate tariff rise issued by president
Washington April 13 President Coolidge ordered an increase in the tariff duty on potassium chlorate from 13 2 to 21 4 cents per pound under the tariff act provisions. The unanimous tariff commission report urged the higher duty to equalize production costs with Germany, the main competing nation. Potassium chlorate is used in matches fireworks cloth printing and medicines.
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Washington
Coolidge
Hich
Commission
Ich
United States
Germany
Stop Signals Study Sparks Local Debate on Intersections
Citizens discuss the advisability of placing stop signs at street intersections in the University district and Tennessee Street corridors. Local concerns focus on preventing accidents and comparing with Kansas experiences.
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University
Baliew
Tennessee
Kansas
Engineering as a Profession lecture set at University
The opening talk in a professional guidance series will be given tomorrow evening at 2 o clock in the central administration building auditorium by Lt Lyle Herrington of Harrington Howard and Ask Kansas City Mo The lecture aims to show engineering as a profession and its fundamentals, not to recruit students, with a program arranged by the University Vocations Committee. John R Dyer, chair, notes the lecturers are experts and effective speakers. Lawrence Council of Religious Education reports Sunday school attendance: total 3196 with white 2879 and colored 317. ten largest schools and adult classes listed.
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Igh
Kansas
Lyle Herrington
Central
Vy R. Harri
Harrington
Howard
Ask
Kansas City
John R. Dyer
the University
Lawrence
Stete
First Christian
Presbyterian
Plymouth Congregational
First Baptist
Street Baptist
New North
Side Christian
Second
North Side
Deaths and Funerals List in Kansas City
Death notices for Mrs Cary J Dodds Mrs Kath ry Mary King Mrs Bettie Ericksen and Henry Dunkley outline services at Rumsey funeral home with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Mary Allen Palmer aged 73 6 died April 10 at Linwood home. Survived by husband Frank H Dunkley five sons and other relatives. Funeral plans and arrangements announced as details become available.
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Cary J. Dodds
Caryl J. Dodds
Kansas City
Dodds
Kansas’City
Kathryn Mary King
Kathryn Mary
King
East Fifteenth Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
R.A. Busden
Plysmouth Congregational Church
Oaks Hill Cemetery
Bettie Ericksen
Boland
Pennsylvania Street
Rumsey
Henry Dunkley
Frank H. Dunkley
Maine Street
Paul B. Lawson
Oak Hill
Northhampton
England
United States
Lawrence Wes
Mary Allen Palmer
Kansas
Mer
Linwood
Ters
Barker
George
Henrick
Mary A. Mayer
Bytown
Ontario
Canasta
Ottawa
Ilinois
Iowa
Joseph Mayer
Lawrence
Walter
C. Mayer
Fay’ Huffman
Detroit
Michigan
Minnie ;Hosselt
Massena
Myrtle Hofman
Green
Jasper Joseph Mayer
Los Angeles
Cal
Illian
Wilma
Jasper
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence greetings mark Easter weekend social notices
Lawrence today features a flood of Easter weekend visits and travel. Several residents including Mildred Greene Katherine Osborn and Grace Greene were seen shopping and visiting in Kansas City with relatives. Others plan trips to St Louis and Washington while local teachers and professors spend holidays with families in Wellsville Burlington and Lawrence.
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Mildred. Greene
Grace Greene
Kansas City
Katherine Osborn
Earl Black
Birners
Walter Russell
Maple Street
Julian C. Holmes
J. R. Holmes
St. Louis
F. D. Seamon
Julius Hbtones
Washington
Foreign Service
S ‘Holmes
Mary Olso
Lindenwood College
Humboldt
Lawrence
Mian
Hazel
Harrison
Wellsville
Elizabeth
Marrs
Bon‘nié Marrs
Merle- Penney
Burlingame
Junius Underwood
Mildred’ Smith
Toledo
Ohio
S. R
William Hughes
Kansas State Agricultural College
Dranhattan
Engel
Herman Enel
E. F. Engel
Harriett -Cowles
Burlington
Marguerité Scott
A. W. Cunningham
Poison in Dr Olson organs sparks new tests
Chicago April 13 AP reports an undefined substance found in the organs of Dr Oscar Olson. Coroner chemist William D McNally will test for toxic properties and reactions to determine if the substance is noxious. The exhumation followed inquest questions about the McClintock fortune. Funeral held for Mrs Mary A Mayer with seven children surviving.
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Dr. Olson
Chicago
Associated Press
Oscar Olson
William D. McNally
Olson
McClintock
William ‘Nelson
Emma Nelson McClintock
Harry Olson
Jorge Olson
Sooner Triumphs 7-6 Over Kansas in Tight Duel
University of Oklahoma edged Kansas 7 to 6 in a low scoring clash. Oklahoma led 2-0, with Kansas rallying in the sixth and eighth innings, Corrigan and Swenson among Kansas bright spots. Armstong and Price drove runs for Oklahoma as Snodgrass hurled, while Wright and Phinney limited Kansas, extending the Sooners’ recent success over the Jayhawks. The game lasted 2 hours 30 minutes with Pat Boyles umpiring in Kansas City.
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University of Oklahoma
University of Kansas
Southerners
Crimson
Sooners
Kansas
Corrigan
Smith
Armstrong
Snodgrass
Childs
Anderson
Corrigar
Swenson
Sooner
Halpin
Wright
Price
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma
Hewett
Kenedy
Swetson
Phinney
Archer
Berd
Hutter
Pat Boyles
Kansas City
Cornell Favored in Third Kansas Relay Meet
Cornell College leads a strong field in the third annual Kansas relay at Memorial Stadium on Saturday. Cornell recently set the Illinois indoor carnival mark for the two mile relay and are favored to win, though Iowa College presents a stiff challenge.
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Occidental. College
St Odoo
Ie Cirmaeunt
Firat
Nicholson
Kansas Stadium
Fairmount
Haskell ‘Institute
Yellow Horse
White Bird
Kansas Memorial Stadium
Cornell College
Illinois
Iowa College
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Annabelle Newton
Baker University
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Alee
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Rankin's Drug, Store
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Kipp
Hanley
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San Diego
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Kansas Relays
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