South Dakota Wins Missouri Valley Debate Title
South Dakota defeated Oklahoma University by a 6 to 4 two to vote margin to win the Missouri Valley debate league crown. The final in Central Administration auditorium featured strong arguments over Congress overruling Supreme Court decisions. Judges awarded affirmative to Lawrence Ingham and Johns Yee, negative to Leach Wright.
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University of South” Dakota
University of Oklahoma
Central Administration Building
Univer
South Dakota
Congress
Supreme Court
Frank Strong
J. H.’ Lawrence
Harold Ingham
Johns Yee
A. E. Leach
C. C. Wright
Bryan Gilkinson
De‘bate
K. U
Dream Cave cave rescue tale of Floyd Collins body found
April 28 reports recall Floyd Collins body found after a mine shaft collapse in Kentucky. Miners describe a simple hole in the ground with no cave formations nearby. Rocks fell into the pit after extraction and a miner recalls hearing a rock hit after the body was removed.
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City
Floyd. Collins
Collins
Plane transports pianos from Mineola to Washington
A twin engined air liner carried two baby grand pianos and six men from Roosevelt Field Mineola to Washington. One piano was bound for Mrs. Calvin Coolidge via her secretary at Rolling Field and another for a Washington piano dealer. Colonel Harold Hartney, president of General Airways, aboard the plane, said a freight line between Boston and St Paul is planned.
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Mineola
N. Y
Rosevelt Field
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Deaths and funerals and revival meetings noted
Earl McCleery Jr nine months old dies at 1286 New York street private services at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at Oak Hill Cemetery. Revival meetings at Second Christian Church Elver 19th and Tennessee streets led by Rev W Topeka with themes Believing in Prayer Tonight The Gift of the Son The Lost Sheep Keep the Commands and The Design of the Lord's Supper Public invited to attend. Also a note on ship changes and financial figures from Associated Press.
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Earl
McCleery
Earl McCleery
Earl McCileeny
New York Street
Oak Hill
Second Christian Church
Elver
Tennessee
Topeka
Fitch Visits Here at Fifty Ninth Scottish Rite Reunion
About 150 Scottish Rite Masons registered for the fifty ninth reunion at the Masonic temple. Thomas G. Fitch of Wichita, sovereign grand inspector general in Kansas, attended as an honored visitor. J. E. Thomas, Topeka’s new mayor, also visited to take part in the reunion and meet with Mayor Holliday. Senator S. J. Hodgins of Topeka was another notable guest. The reunion closes tomorrow night with a banquet for Scottish Rite members and their ladies. The thirtieth degree, Knight Kadosh, will be conferred at 8 o’clock tonight. Tomorrow’s program lists Inspector-Inquisitor, lunch, Master of the Royal Secret, and a final session for members and their ladies.
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Masonic Temple
Thomas G. Fitch
Wichita
Kansas
J. E. Thomas
Topeka
Holliday
S. J. Hodgins
Prague Radiological Institute Protects Radium Holdings
Prague April 23 Associated Press Great ingenuity protects radium at the Prague Radiological Institute. The substance rests in stoppered phials within a sealed glass container and thick lead box, locked in a modern safe. Surrounding chains trigger an alarm if moved, guarding the treasure from burglars.
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Prague
Associated Press
Prague Radiological Institute
Will Lindquist Plans Three Month Trip Abroad to Sweden
G E Lindquist director of Haskell Institute applied for a passport to Sweden. He will depart in August for a three month stay and represent the United States at the Universal Church Conference on Life and Work in Stockholm August 19 to 30. He also received an invitation to address the International Swedish YMCA convention at Kristinehamn August 5 to 9.
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G. E. Lindquist
Haskell Institute
Sweden
Lindquist
Congregational Church
Universal Church Conference On Life and Work
Stockholm
Swedish Y. M. C. A
Kristinehamm
Ikea Tg One
List of Quantrill raid survivors name call urged
Journal-World publishes a greatly reduced current roll of Quantrill raid survivors with many names and towns listed. A university ceremony Saturday will spotlight the survivors and old settlers, while readers are urged to send any missing names or corrections to the newspaper.
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Quantrill
Journal- World Today
Journal-World
University
Department
of Journalism
Journal- World
The
T Dews
Arkansas Street
Katie Roller Wise
Lawence
Sarah Mack Pinkston
la Nessa
Sue Brass Kretsinger
Kate Brass Greenlee
Sally A. Brass Fitzpatrick
Lloyd ‘Brass “Smith
Sant Diego
Cal
Ella Brass
Colorado Springs
Gal
Louis Bowers
Wisconsin Street
J. Anderson
Ella M, Ayer
Margaret Berry
K. A. Bodell
Kate’ W. Boettcher
Bessie Reynolds Borden
Branham
Josephine Brechtelshauer
Mary Brechtelsbauer
Gertrude Oliver Bretherton
Burkhart
John Calvert
Luther
Cone
Cynthia Whitcomb Conger
Marty Davis
Lillian Harding
Samuel Davidson Alts
John Demand
Louis Preisach Dingelstedt
Daniel. Duck
L. H. Edson
George Ellis
Mattie Ellis
Ella Hubble Field
C. B. Fisher
H. F. Fisher
Johnin
Fisher Edward. Fitch
Lulu Fitch
Harriet Adams Frank
Itzgerald Gilbert Ark Gothvin
J. D. Greer
Henry Loesch
Ritz Lowman
E. W. Lucas
Lizzie.Cone Mann
B.A. Marcell
J. Matthews
A. H. Matthews
Mary
Farmer Mclntosh Clark McPheeters
Juizabeth Milleravidson
M. Jones Hattie R. Atonoe
EL Moore
Mary Moursison
Julia. Watson Nicholson
Charlés’ Oehrle Ie
Merman’ Parpertick
Light by Day and Night Window Lamp as Centerpiece
A compact window display shows a small reading lamp on a table providing steady light and decorative effect both day and night. The setup focuses on keeping a bright, pleasant view from outside while serving as a central light source in the room.
GUN MAKERS TURN TO MAKING TEETH
Essen Germany April 23 Associated Press Krupp firm once famed for battleship turrets and rapid fire guns now makes artificial teeth and surgical instruments. Transformed without laying off skilled workers, Krupp’s huge plant covers about 300 acres with 115000 workers, now down to 28000 on payroll. The shift mirrors postwar readjustment as the company experiments with turbine engines and refined steel, while postponing prewar staffing levels. Then notes Atlantic City convention and demonstrations at Green Bros. this week.
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Essen
Germany
Associated Press
Friedrich Krupp
Krupps
Uged
Krupp
Eszen
Kiel
Ruhr
American Association of Bank Women
Atlantic ‘City
Women object to obey changes in marriage service sought
London April 28 Associated Press reports that the National Union of Societies for Equal Citizenship and the Women’s Freedom League called for revisions to the marriage service. They oppose the word obey and urge a form demanding equal duties from both spouses while preserving the service’s sacredness.
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London
Associated Press
Henry Wil
National Assembly of the
Church of England
National Union of Societies
Freedom League
Florence Underwood
The
Miss .Underwood
Tea plants now hedges old time trees transplanted for landscape
Hundreds of ancient tea plants gathered worldwide during early U.S. tea profits are being dug up in Summerville, D.C., for borders and landscape use. Dr. Charles A. Shepard, who built a tea empire, collected Chinese and Japanese stock and studied cultivation here before his 1915 death.
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Summerville
D. C
Associated Press
United States
Charles A. Shepard
Connecticut
China
Japan
Shepard Plantation
Worden
New Emerald Oil Promoted for Varicose Veins Cure
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a two ounce original bottle remedy for varicose and swollen veins. It claims rapid swelling reduction with night and morning application, using a soft brush, and even asserts disappearance of enlarged glands and goitre with steady use. The Round Garner drag store is named as the source.
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Springer
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Henry Schwalm
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Henry Rappard
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Albert Hornberger
Mary Alt
Freda Adt
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Daily Musical Bulletin
Bell’s Music Store
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Henri Verbruggen
Matinee
Marie
Tiffany
Metropolitan Opera Company
Round Corner Drug Store
Bell's Music Co
School OF Fine Arts Office
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