Engineers and Arts Tie for First at Kansas Intercity Meet
At the annual interstate meet at the University of Kansas held Saturday the Arts and Engineers tied for first place with 47 points each. Young led in distance events, while Martin Delaney of the Kansas City Athletic Club affected the relay outcome on a foul, later ruled not counted. Multiple KU records fell including Russell in pole vault and Milton Miller in the half mile despite a lost shoe. Putnam set a hammer throw record, and Priefer dominated the two mile. The meet featured a surprising KU relay 800 victory over KCAC, with strong performances across events.
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University of Kansas
Arts and Engineers
Young
College of Liberal Arts
Kepner
School of Engineering
Martin Delaney
Kansas City Athletic Club
Engineers
James Naismith
Kepper
Arta
Laws
Swift Kcac
Kansas
Clinton
Jayhawkers
Russell
Milton Miller
Miller
Putnam
Priefer
Teachers Institute Opens at Lawrence High School
The twenty ninth annual Douglas county normal institute starts June 15 in Lawrence High School with instructors F P Smith W J Pearson and Geo T Cook. County Superintendent Bowman says course details are available by mail for 15 cents.
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Douglas County
Lawrences High School
F P Smith
Lawrence
W J Pearson
Kansas City
Kan
Geo T. Cook
Baker
New West Lawrence Mission church dedication celebrated
The New West Lawrence Mission church opening drew a large turnout with 91 at the Sabbath School and a full afternoon fellowship. Rev McLaughlin delivered sermons, a donor was moved to contribute toward debt clearance, and church services will continue weekly with Sabbath school at 10:30 and services through the day. A May day dinner by the Daughters of Plymouth Church is planned for April 28 at the old post office building with 25 cent lunches served from 11:30.
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New West Lawrence Mission Church
RB. McLaughnie
Bean
Solomon
Milton
Craig
Henley
Hugh Blair
Keeler
Slack
Lyons
Dews
Brownlee
Young Peopla
T C Maughlin
the Daughters of Plymouth
Safe Wrecked at Herington Drug Store Robbers Flee
Gunfire and dynamite wreck the Herington drug store safe as robbers strike early today. Jessa Carry wounded in leg, a robber possibly shot, and a pursuing posse hunts the fleeing gang amid blood tracked on the sidewalk.
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Herington
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Marchal
Jessa Carry
Carry
Rain advances over Oakland refugees amid open camps
Rain began at midnight and continues heavy in Oakland California, worsening conditions for refugees with little shelter. Local notices promote Achning's hardware Wheeler fy screens, nursery stock, shade trees, and carpet services from F H Bea part and Co. Dr Keever relocates to a modern office, and Robinson Nurseries advertises medicated salesground and massages.
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Cal
JJ Keever
Vermont Street
Vermont
Robinson Nurseries
Mass St
New Hampshire
Social and Personal Notes in Kansas City Visits
Sunday in Topeka Murray Hill Ottawa visits noted. Murray Hill of Ottawa in town today. Val Thomas in Kansas City yesterday. Ord Clingman spent the day in Kansas City. Miss Ida McConnell in Kansas City Sunday. George Belt of Kansas City west in town yesterday. Miss Pearl Treworgy in Kansas City yesterday. Hill P Wilson spent yesterday with his parents here. Miss May Morse Sunday at Desoto. Bert Wilson of Colfaxville spent Sunday in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs A Lamb went to Kansas City this morning. J Patmor of Pittsburg spent Sunday with friends here. Roy DeVasher at home in Kansas City or Sunday. Miss Florence Philips returned last night from Kansas City. Miss Josephine will go to Topeka tonight to near Nordica. Dr Charles E Emley moving to 1302 Tennessee street. Miss Gertrude Pearson of Topeka visited Lawrence friends Sunday. Miss Lucy Riggs and Miss Ava Douthart returned to Kansas City. Mrs Wm Bromersick goes to St Louis tomorrow to visit sister. Elmer Sanford of Kansas City spending week at Sig Alph hour. Mrs F Gneskow returned to Kansas City last night after a week's visit here. A Anderson of Muskogee, J T, was in Lawrence yesterday. Mr and Mrs A Rohrer of Kansas City spent Sunday with relatives.
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Frank March
Lawrences Due
Lawrences
West
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Ord Clingman
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Desoto
A Lamb
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Topeka
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Tennessee Street
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Fire and upheaval shadow San Francisco disaster
San Francisco April 23 thousands were homeless as fires raged and rain began soaking tents. A vigilance committee led by Dr Donald Dodge is organizing near the Presidio and races, while clashes and shootings injure bystanders and aid workers. The real estate board shields tenants. Tilden, a relief leader, is reported shot in a political killing.
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Golden Gate Valley
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N. C. Tilden
General Relief Committee
Ada Brady
Tulsa
T. Was
Menlo Park
Abby Men
Lene
Citizens Patrol
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Rh. G. Seaman
Signal Corps
Seaman
Twenty Second
Guerrero
Tilden
Luke Wright Goes West
General Luke E. Wright, the first U S ambassador to Japan, left Memphis with his wife and daughter for the west. The article notes he has a few sash clasps and belt buckles left that Gustafson received recently, indicating limited remaining stock.
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Ten
Luke E. Wright
U. S
Japan
West
Gustafson
Local notes mixed with political and commercial items
A jumble of short items notes and quotes mention J Sweeney and W A Farris sending a telegram about not naming him before a convention, talk of Harris for governor at Topeka, local business ads for W L Douglas shoes, Baker University president Dr Murtin praised in Palmyra, and various other items. Also referenced are school conferences, Sunday school convention planning, and a heat of miscellaneous society and business notices with assorted prices and products.
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T J Sweeney
W A Farris
Chicago
Harris
Topeka
Former resident reports uninjured after house damage
Mrs Nancy Chadwick, a former city resident of San Jose, reports she is uninjured and her home suffered only slight damage. A brief local note mentions a tailoring shop at ROYAL and BORN promoting made to measure garments and a personal invite to visit Clifton T. Hiatt for stylish, modest clothing options.
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San Jose
Clifton T. Hiatt
Mass
Tal
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