Business Rewards and Risks Taught to KU Students
Thornton Cooke, KU alumnus and Columbia National Bank president, spoke in a vocation talk about starting in business. He contrasted roles from bank clerks to real estate, emphasized initiative, capital, and practical training, and warned about risks driven by personal drive rather than odds. He cited examples like Ford and Rockefeller, urging pursuit of passionate, informed enterprise.
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Thornton Cooke
K. U
Columbia National Bank of Kansas
Kansas City
Courar
R. A. Long
John O. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
Pennsylvania
Ford
Perimeating
Independent Students Elect Officers at Banquet
Ballots tied 21 21 in the independents election. New officers to be installed at Wiedemann's banquet on April 28. Council officers include Albert Petersen Dean McGee first vice president Patterson Anderson second vice presidents Meisner Perkins secretary Embree. Athletic and non athletic members listed with names such as Clark McFarland Ralston and others. Editor Jayhawker Anderson business manager Fitch and various college representatives named.
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Wiedemann’s
Albert Petersen
Dean McGee
Patterson Anderson
Meisner , Perkins
Ae Embree
Manhory Grogger Law’ School
Price
He. Krings
Burton, Wall and Wei
Rrussom O
Clark
McFarland , Ralston
Ee Peewie
Green
School of Business
Carlson
sy Bill Rice_ Melander
Baker Engle Davidson Hays
Deaths and funerals in Emporia and area
Mrs. Mary Dolisi aged 83 died at C. F. Lote home last evening burial at Eudora cemetery funeral at 1 80 o'clock Thursday Rev Theodore Houk officiating. In Coffey county jury for John Knobiock second trial remains five men after court session trial possibly moved to Emporia or Cottonwood Falls. Minstrel show April 24 at Siegel schoolhouse 15 and 25 cents. Dwyer brothers attended Bullard sale. cement foundation finished on G Dea farm. local notables D Higgins Larkin Co. and Mrs Coffman Busy Bee club.
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Mary Dolisi
J. F. Dolisi
G.J F. Lots
C. F. Lote
Theodore Houk
Eudora Cemetery
Emporia
Kaz
John Knobiock
Coffey County
Burlington
Cottonwood
Anna Taylor
Othie Wiley
Busy Bee
Prohibition Debate Hearings Hearfrom District Voices
Witnesses defend enforcement of Prohibition and juries in trials as officials debate crime trends under the Volstead Act. Clergy and reform advocates argue rigid enforcement while noting youth revolt and social costs in the U S and abroad.
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Buckner
New York
Gotf
Ohio
Bernsteen
Canon Wiliams Chase
International Reform Federation
Germany
England
America
J. J. Curran
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Charles Stelzler
New York City
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Jong
Hodges Arrested in New York City
Long feature notes Alexander R. Hodges a former Kansas athlete and University of California alumnus is reported arrested in New York. The piece recalls his Kansas, Berkeley, and Cal football, baseball and boxing records, his work through college, and a letter to his mother stating he found work as a bond salesman in New York.
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University of Kansas
Alexander R. Hodges
University
Hodges
New York
Junior-Senior Banquet at Lecompton High School
The Lecompton Junior-Senior Banquet was held Friday in the high school mathematics room with toasts by Wilma Glenn Florence Grane Frances Peake and Leila Banks. Instructors Knapp Robbins and McClelland gave impromptu talks and the banquet featured red and white class colors and a long-menu table set with a college cap motif.
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Wayne Hall
Wilma Glenn
Florence Grane
Frances Peake
Leila Banks
Ing
Parker House
Prof
Roy, Knapp
Lauren Robbins
Nancy McClelland
Nellie Slavens
Florence Granel
Frances Drake
Leila Barks
Faye McClanahan
Grace Gray
Mabel Bertschinger
Almeda Kettering
Albert Hamlin
Frank Walters
Edgar Lancaster
Joe Smith
Arley Dark
Frank Smith
Eldred Day
Wayne Hail
Roy Armstrong
Kenneth Matney
Frank St. Clair
Wicht Lair
Topeka
St. Clair
Wichita
Clarence’ Smith
Lawrence
Edward McClanahan
W. H.ronison
Chevrolet
Methodist Church
Edna Lasswell
Alfred Mikesell
Mikesell
Aaron Custer
Ted Baughman
W.B. Glenn
Radical
Julia Martin
Phil Sebon
Sehon
Wm. Hill
George Banks
Leila
Woman's Missionary Association
C. H. Maust
Mother-Daughter Banquet Plans and Local Visits
Mrs M C Paslay and Mrs John Dick led a social program with singing What A Friend We Have in Jesus. Light refreshments were served by the hostess. The annual Mother-Daughter banquet is set for the second Friday in May. Mrs K E Brown and daughter Margene of Cheyenne visited Mr and Mrs O K Baughman and relatives. A grade school operetta The Forest Court will be given Friday at the high school auditorium. The high school board elected Mr Browning of Ottarda a Gaity of Kansas student as a teacher for next year. W C G Hill was chosen as star for another year. George Whipple made a Wasi paeer trip to Topeka. The Watts family hosted visitors including Arlett Pleishman of Baldwin. Mr and Mrs E P Day have
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Tonganoxie
Dan Doyle
Edith Gamble
Warrensburg
G L. Phenicie
A. E. Crabbe
H. A. .Hallenbeck
Eleanor McKone
Bocan MeKone
IS. A. McKone
Lawrence
Herbert McKone
Hallenbeck’s
Owen
Helen Freeman
Robert Graham
Othel Wiley
Henry Sowers
Harry Skeets
J. E.dwyer and
Johnnie
E. H. Laker
Vanty Farm Bureau
F. A. Dickinson
J. W. Moss
Wilda Moss
Graham
Paul, Lloyd
Bruce Elsey
Independence
Dehoff
L. Dehnoff
Alvis
Jed Ella O'Dea
H. A. Hallenbeck
Chas
Eudora
Ruth Pettingill
Villa Eden
Geo. L. Phenicie
Topeka
C. W. Hemphill
Busy Bee Club
Allen Coffman
John Conrad
Elmer Ousdahl
Midland
Alma
Clara
Ella Glitzke
A. Wartzack
Dean Capps
Verda Moss
G. L. Phenicie
Kansas City
Lacy Phenicie
Stella M. Phenicie
Fred Kelsall
Claude Hakenback
Tom
Sam Gray
Oak Grove
Margaret McCleary
Harry White
Sthock
Reno
Aid Society
Ruth
Jesse Graham
Barber
Torganoxie
Jefferson Co
CL Wi
Hemphill
Lawryane
John Davidson
D. M. Woo
Gladys
Stella Mae
Blanche Phenicic
Urban Hess
Fred Harman
Cudea
A. C. Hess
I Herman Schrer
Helen Schrer
Florence
Kansas
M.c.paslay
John Dick
Jesus
K. E. ‘Brown
Margene
Cheyenne
Wyo
O. K. Baughtman
Forest Court
Browning
Ottard
Gaity of Kansas
W. C G. Hill
George Whipple
End
Claude Wells
Arlett Pleishman
Baldwin
H. FP. Watts
E.P. Day
Local Chevrolet Dealer Team Sale Notes
A newly purchased Chevrolet sedan was bought from H. Robison the local Chevrolet salesman. W. O. McClaughan and Chas. Bauman of Council were involved in the transaction. Grave visited relatives and friends here Sunday.
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H. Robison
Chevrolet
W. O. McClaughan
Chas. Bauman
Council
Purification Framers Health Claim for Calotabs
A promotional ad urges readers to purify the entire system with Calotabs, claiming physicians endorse cleansing as the foundation of health. It recommends taking Calotabs once or twice a week for several weeks and offers a family package for 85 cents at drugstores.
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Nature
Wife Sues for Divorce Filed in District Court
A divorce petition was filed today in the office of the clerk for the district court by Etta V. Seitz against Fred M. Seitz. A separate line notes a Swedish mine with over eight centuries of operation.
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Etta V. Seitz
Fred M. Seitz
Eine Ie
Sweden
Maya's Remedy Claims Dramatic Recovery
A testimonial from a reader describes severe stomach catarrh and weakness for four years. After using Maya's the complainant reports bloating relief and renewed health, claiming the product removes intestinal mucus and reduces inflammation. The ad notes one dose proves effectiveness and offers money back. Sold by all druggists.
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Maya
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