Mack to stay as highway official amid resignation talks
April 18 report from Topeka states John C. Mack of New 1 A may resign from the state highway commission after a half hour conference with Governor Clyde M. Reed. Mack, suffering kidney trouble, plans hospital examination in Halstead Kansas to decide if surgery is needed.
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Chiefs Like Their Baths and Silk Underwear
Chicago April 18 AP report notes Chief No Flesh aged 88 and Chief Earie Thunder younger, both fond of baths and silk underwear. Izaak Walton league observer Bedt F. Bell of Rapid City notes Indians arrive from Sioux reserve to perform rituals while preferring daily baths, and desire new underwear after each bath amid odd commentary.
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No Flesh
Earie Thunder
Izaak Walton League
Bedt F. Bell
Rapid City
Bell
Gove
Woman Shot Herself By Clothes Hanger Mistake
Chicago April 18 A妇 Mrs Mariam Bamberger mistakenly believed she had shot herself with a pistol in her husband’s coat when a clothes hanger struck her back after she grasped a dark closet in search of a dress. The noise led her husband Dr Arnie Bamberger to summon police before surgeons determined the true cause an hour later.
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Chicago
Mariam Bamberger
Bamberger
Arnie Bamberger
Indian Commissioner Nomination Reported Favorable
Washington April 18 AP reports the favorable vote from the affairs committee on the nomination of 7 Rhoads of Philadelphia for commissioner. The confirmation followed the committee's action within minutes.
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Washington
Rhoads
Philadelphia
Rail lines and grain trade clash in Chicago showdown
In Chicago a dispute over rail routes and grain shipping pits Thoek Sansides against unnamed associations. Despite rough wording, the case centers on rail access, grain flows, and city trade impacts with possible legal action lingering through the week.
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Thoek Sansides
Chicago
WRECK HEADQUARTERS IN GASTONIA STRIKE ACTION
Masked men demolished strike headquarters of the National Textile Workers Union in Gastonia North Carolina wrecking a relief store next door. No injuries reported though fights and shots were heard. Guards kept mill property under watch while union leaders could not be located. A separate fire started by a stove in a brooder house caused damage and several people were treated. Kansas City reports a 14th motor vehicle death from a crash involving a car and motorcycle on April 18.
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National Textile Workers Union
Loray ‘Mil
Lnion
National Guard
Fred Erwin Beal
National Textile Union Workers
George
Daily Worker
New York
Kansas City
Herschel Ochs
Red Standay
Newspapermen Meet in Seventh Annual Editors’ Convention
Washington April 18 AP Newspapermen from across the country gathered for the opening of the seventh annual convention of the American union of newspaper editors headed by Walter M Harrison of the Daily Oklahoman and the Oklahoma City Times. The meeting runs through Saturday with shop talk and speeches by industry leaders on various facets of the craft as editors travel to New York for the Associated Press meeting set to begin Monday.
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Washington
American Stu
Walter M. Harrison
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Times
New York
Associated Press
Dressed-Up Sour Owl at Kansas Relays Preview
The Sour Owl, KU's humorous weekly, unveils a revised Relay Number with typographic makeover and new column rules. Sigma Delta Chi members say student art jokes and articles shape an engaging edition for University visitors.
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Sigma Delta Chi
K. U
Thursday- Pine Jayhawks and Bakers Park Event Schedule
A fragmented schedule lists Thursday events at Jayhawks and Bakers Park with times from 6:30 to 9:00 pm including performances at Central Hotel Orchestra at 8:00, and various acts such as Yeast Foamers and Lehn & Fink. Friday lists programs including Three Little Maids, The Choristers, and a Kansas City markets briefing.
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Thureday
Pym Jayhawks
Bakers’ Dliack
Virginia Arnold
Pia. m
Kansas City
Kansas
City
Hell
Sugibh
Patrons Day Features at Lawrence High School
Parents and friends are invited to visit the Lawrence High School on Patrons Day April 26. The event includes three class periods starting at 7 30 pm with students helping teachers and acting as hosts in well arranged classrooms.
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Lawrence High School
Frat Observes Founding At University Chapter Dinner
The Kansas Sigma Delta Chi chapter marked its twentieth anniversary at the Pi Kappa Alpha house with J. W. Murray as speaker recounting early days of the organization and the journalism program. Officers for the coming year were elected Arthur Circle vice president Homer Miller secretary treasurer and Embrer daitetie was elected president.
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Sigma Delta Chi
Pi Kappa Alpha House
J. W Murray
Journal World
School of Journalism
Embrer Daitetie
Arthur Circle
Homer Miller
Epson Segee Eee
Arrests Reported in Japan Roundup Of 300 Plus
Tokyo reports indicate more than 300 arrests across the country on Tuesday night, mainly students, tied to the earlier May roundup. Officials say the action used information from prior arrests and was not spurred by a new plot. The news was locally forbidden but learned today by AP.
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Japan
Ename Ip Aon
Topeka
Robbers Take Deposit At Oakland Bank Heist
J A Bender store manager walked into the Colleza Avenue bank just before closing as two men armed with revolvers announced a robbery. He deposited $500 and officers say the robbers then took $1 800 more to fill a suitcase before fleeing.
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J. A. Bender
Rebbons
Bender
Unsettled Weather With Showers in Kansas Tonight
In Topeka on April 18 AP reports unsettled weather across Kansas with likely showers and possible thunderstorms. Light showers fell overnight. temperatures should reach about 70 this afternoon, drop to around 45 tonight, then rise to near 65 tomorrow afternoon.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal Weather Bureau
Washburn honors judges at twenty fifth school exercises
Justice Rousseau A. Burch of the Kansas Supreme Court and Judge George T. McDermott of the U S court took part in special exercises celebrating the twenty fifth Washburn school of law. The event highlighted legal milestones and the college's history within Topeka. Also noted was a new system for license plate distribution beginning next year with county treasurers handling issuance rather than the secretary of state.
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Rousseau A. Burch
Kansas Supreme Court
George T. McDermott
United States Court
Washburn School of Lat
Topeka
H. F E. Shrack
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Star
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Youngstown
Secretary of State
Hackberry seeds age dispute rocks Phillips county find
Fossil hackberry seeds found with rhinoceros bones in Phillips county Kansas over 40 years ago are identified as 15,000,000 year old. Seeds and bones have rested in Carnegie Museum. Betty Watts Brooks of Pennsylvania College for Women linked seeds to vegetation arrest in Pennsylvania.
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Phillips County
Kansas
American’ Plains
Carnegie Museum
Betty Watts Brooks
Department of Botany
Pennsylvania College For Women
Pennsylvania
BIXTS TO THE FARM y- BIXTS TO THE FARM
Shelling seed corn by hand is profitable and tips kernels for quality. Separate each ear into batches, discard damaged or blemished kernels, and sieve with a quarter inch mesh. Stake young fruit trees that sway in wind to help them gain footing and prevent further loosening.
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U.S
Innovations and farming tips from a historical agricultural column
Packed excerpts describe new three row corn planter attachments, all in one unit four and six row planters, and methods to ensure milk supply year round by balancing calvings. Guidance covers livestock forage, alfalfa seedings, lamb markets, chick growth, self feeding sows, clean seeding, and weed control. The piece closes with a note on suffragist Helen B Taylor’s death at 34 in London.
Relief from Curse of Constipation
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes misery, but Rexall Orderlie tablets offer relief by drawing water into the dry colon for a gentle natural movement. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for a bright next day. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Store, F. B. McCulloch Drug Store.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Drug Store
F. B. McCulloch Drug Store
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