Woodland Park Stockholders Meet Over City Sale Plan
A Woodland park stockholders meeting is called by C. Schaake for 2 pm at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss turning the park over to the city in exchange for about 25 000 invested by the city to improve park buildings. The meeting also may consider stockholders assuming roughly 10 000 debt of the Douglas County Fair Association.
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Woodland Park
C. Schaake
Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Schalke
Douglas County Fair Association
Rain and roads force suspension of two Wichita interurban lines
General rain drenched parts of Kansas with 67 inches by morning as government meteorologist S P Peterson reported. Roads trod slippery forcing suspension of service on two Wichita interurban bus lines, while wind storms disrupted telegraphic links on the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railway south of Altus Oklahoma. Arkansas City franchise in the Southwestern League sold to Ned McIntosh of Muskogee Oklahoma with Earl Saxon of Oklahoma City as owner. season opens next Wednesday. Scientists say many fish can hear.
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Kan
S. P. Peterson
Garden City
Dodge
Phillipsburg
Anthony
Coldwater
Winfield
Kansas City
Mexico
Mexico, and Orient
Altus
Arkansas City
Kansas Druggists Elect Leaders At 46th Convention
Charles H. Andrews Jr of Wichita was elected president of the Kansas Pharmaceutical Association at the forty sixth annual convention. New officers include Frank Shoemaker first vice president and A D Laughlin second vice president. Librarian named as Dean L H Sayre of the University of Kansas Lawrencer. The eligible list for appointment to the state board of pharmacy includes C W Baldwin E E Bloom Ellis W Gookson and W H Varnum among others. A banquet tonight features Miss Vada Watson of Turon, the Kansas wheat girl.
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Wichita
Kans
Charles H. Andrews, Jr
The
Kansas «Pharmaceutical
Frank. Shoemaker
Scott
A. D. Laughlin
Concordia
John Schmitter
Gypsum
L. H. Sayre
University of Kansas
Lawrence
State Board of Pharmacy
C. W. Baldwin
Osborne
E. E. Bloom
Hutchinson
Ellis
Gookson
Joe Demain
Macksville
Phillingburg
Ottawa
Kelsey
Petro
Topeka
Earl Schaefer
Sedgwick
W.H. Varnum
Frank A. Milne
Pratt
Paul Ivey
Chicago
J. P. Cory
American Druggists Syndicate
A. Long
Victor Murdock
Vada Watson
Turon
Kankas
City Faces Jay Driving Trend In 600 Block
Lawrence police report most jay driving arrests occur in the 600 block where drivers turn mid block near the interurban station. Russell Scanlan of St. Joseph, a University student, was dismissed from court after claiming he followed others who turned mid block. Berlin towers rise as Germany builds two broadcasting masts exceeding Paris Eiffel Tower height, with elevators and observatory use.
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Jay
Lawrence
Russell Scanlan
St. Joseph
Berlin
Eiffel
Associated Press
Germany
Paris
Liberty bonds close values and US issues update
Government market report from New York on April 23 shows Liberty bonds closing at 3 1 2s 101.5 and 4 1 4s across series ranging from 101.28 to 102.6. United States 4s trade around 101.9 and 105.3 for different issues as part of the Market Basket.
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New York
Liberty
United States
Fe Anne Ae
Fairview Officers Elected for Epworth League Event
Sunday evening the Epworth League elected officers in Fairview. Mr and Mrs Charles Howard with Lara accompanied the Lynches to Ottawa to visit Mr and Mrs Vaughn. Lynch then visited relatives in Garnett. R A Stanwix and son spent Saturday evening with Clyde Edwards. Ernest Leary Eugene Louise Koehler and Walter Pohl from Excelsior were guests at Paul Koehler’s Sunday dinner. A group attended a Blue Mound program by Mrs Tuttlé and pupils Wednesday evening. Weather threatens further events.
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Epworth League
Charles Howard
Lara
Lynch
Ottawa
Vaughn
Garnett
R. A. Stanwix
Clyde Edwards
Ernest Leary
Eugene
Eugene, ‘Louise Koehler and Walter Pohl
Excelsior
Paul Koehler
Blue Mound
Tuttlé
Weath
Community Roundup Of Visits And Young People
Local families from Lawrence Vinland and surrounding areas share social visits and attendance at programs. Mrs. Peters and family host guests while Misses Koehler, Day and others travel for events. A nurse assists Mr. Baker as visits continue with friends and relatives across town.
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Manlett
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Ed Howard
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Pilar
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