Educational Conference of Kansas School Leaders Held in Lawrence
The annual conference of superintendents and principals of Kansas schools meets in Lawrence Friday and Saturday, drawing educators from across the state. The program features lectures and papers on secondary education, literary criticism, English teaching, and methods for large classes, with multiple speakers including Chancellor Strong and Miss Meddie Hamilton.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
P.m. Fraser Bail
A.steiner
Vacm
Blake
Blake Hall
Meddie Q. Hamilton
Wichita
Margaret Lyon
Fek. Bryant
Hazel Reid
Parsons
George KR
Chrissman
Salina
Mary Harley
Topeka
Missy Minnie Oliverson
Misa Clifford Mitchell
Jolan
Nora Gentr
Junction City
Richard
T. Hargraves
Real estate and optical services advertised locally
GEO, A. FLORY offers farms and city property for sale and rent with loan options. Gustafson features optical goods with a graduate optician specializing in titling glasses. A trial will convince those with trouble. Dr Owen osteopath and graduate optician at 922 Mass Street. Phone B45 White.
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Mr Howe to Lecture in Lawrence May Fourth Evening
A letter from E W Howe of the Atchison Globe arrives in Lawrence confirming his May 4 lecture plan. Mrs Howe will speak at Fraternal Aid hall with proceeds supporting the rest room project organized by local club women. Tickets are 25 cents, hall donated, and music provided. Mr Howe will dine with Lawrence newspaper men and attend an Elks reception afterward.
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Lawrence
E. W. Howe
Atchison Globe
Housecleaning Made Easy and Local Ads Offer Cleaning
Huddleston carpet cleaning plant purchase promises thorough home cleaning at low prices. Raymond & Co advertise Disparene for apples and other sprays, with Paris green and arsenic. G L Knight moves into Grosvenor house, Lawrence gas company sells Coke, C B Miller and W R Gunn noted in city. Ysaptist church Thursday night.
Tomato and Cabbage Plant Prices in Wichita Ad
Phillip's Fruit Farm advertises tomato plants at ten cents per dozen for cabbage and delivers. Wick Bros and George W. Bryan of Wichita promote wood finishes and varnish products, claiming a natural wood finish in nine shades and a single operation that works like magic.
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Tel
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Rain Keeps Night Weather Colorful and Wet
Frequent showers battered the night with strong precipitation easing drought conditions. An Easter cantata at Lecompton’s college chapel drew a large audience, credit due to Dr. Frank Kerns and Miss Boyles. Local economic notes include William McLaughlin buying a $22,000 Kansas City residence and Henry Hennett advancing hospital work at Haskell Institute. Outdoor work delayed and mood turns to possible flood concerns. Elks meet with elections while plans for a moon phase update appear.
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United Brethren Church Chorus
Camera Club Meeting Highlights and Local Notices
Rainy night attendance at the Camera club meeting featured Miss Minna Graeber's paper The Camera As a Traveling Companion with travel tales and humorous episodes. Membership elected Martin Ries. next meeting at Miss A E Wighe's home with talk on Color Photography up to Date. Also announced eighty sixth Gold Fellowship anniversary at Halcyon Lodge on April 26. Local notices include Mrs Witter’s infant wear shop on Massachusetts Street and preparations for a flower bazar at Journal hall. Additional items mention Mr Bret Boright's violin program at Baptist church and Lawrence councilman A A Elis named deputy oiling inspector, plus ongoing street pole installations along Massachusetts Street through South Park.
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Camera Club
Minna Graeber
Martin Ries
A. E Wighe
Fitzgerald
Thief Steals Silk Underwear At Woodward Home
A thief stole silk underwear from the clothesline at the Woodward home last night, taking pajama pieces and similar garments while leaving most apparel behind. Entry was by climbing the west yard wall in darkness, suggesting a prior planned visit.
Busy Day in Court in County Proceedings
In county court yesterday afternoon Walter and Delos Fisher faced pre trial hearings on chicken stealing charges and were bound over to the district court with bonds set at $800 each. Four jointists were arraigned with preliminary hearings scheduled for April 23 and April 29, while Ernest Crosby pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny and is bound over to the district court for entering a Balawio house. The Music Club will be entertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs Johnson and Mrs EF M Shelley at Mrs Shelley's home on Indiana street. the session begins at 2 o clock due to the long program. Also noted are local ads for Smith's News Depot and Lovick’s Velox redevelopment demonstration at Woodward & Co. on Friday from 1 to 3 pm.
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Walter
Delos Fisher
District Court
Mar
Leander Ray
Charles Jenkins
Thomas Mellee
Phil Hervey
Ernest Crosby
Balawio
Johson
EF. HM. Shelley
Social gathering and notices from Lawrence Kansas
Mrs. A G Canfield of Ann Arbor visiting, hosted about forty friends at Adams Street home with music poetry and stories. Trenry Luor died morning, funeral at Centenary Methodist church. A dinner for Ruth Whitman Sears postponed due to weather. Daughters of Plymouth Church to serve dinner. Episcopal ladies flower bazar at Journal hall Friday and Saturday. W Erwin fined for drunkenness, H Munford fines for disturbances. Flower bazar to be big church event. Miss Josephine Wrickley left for Kansas City after Easter. May Harnes arrived from San Francisco to stay with aunt Mrs Capt Barnes. Festival chorus rehearses Wednesday. Blue grass pasture for stock. Wanted apprentice girl and good seamstress. Travel position offered with $250,000 capital. salary 21072 yearly.
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W. H. Carroll
A. G. Canfield
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Adams Street
University Of Kansas News Briefs On Lectures And Donations
Professor F N Raymond lectured on Journalism and Literature for the Quill club. Professor Griffith left for Emporia to tend a sick son and will visit Chicago for art meetings. The library bought a 2500 Alpha Kappa Theta memorial fund purchase including In Memoriam The Master of English Literature and other works. Professors Clark and Grimm mingled with students. Dr Strong denounced freshmen involvement in a May day proclamation, drawing applause from the student body.
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Quill Club
W. A. Griffith
Emporia
Alpha Kappa Theta Fraternity
Mary Sexon Agnew
Moriam
Carliyle
Downen
Browning
Charles
Mary Lamb
Dickens
Chambers Encyclopedia
Kifith
Lawrence
Chicago
A. HL. Clark
School of Fine Arts
Grimm
Clark
New York
Strong
Sam Nos
Dr. Strong
TWO DELEGATES CHOSEN FOR DISTRICT MEETING
Delegates to a district Fraternal Aid convention gathered at the B A A building for selecting delegates to the general council meeting to be held in Lawrence in late May. Delegates from Lawreter Reno Eudera Perry Le compton Sareoxie Lone Star Clinton and Williamatown attended.
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B.A. A
Ban O'Clock
General Council
Lawrence
Lawreter
Reno
Eudera
Perry
Lecompton
Sareoxie
Lone Star
Clinton
Williamatown
Finch
Anne Martind Se
Dia. J. Anderson Amisd
Verde Wis Tolon
Ambassadorship rent cited as costly in London
The piece argues high rents in London make fifty thousand dollars a year seem excessive for an ambassador's residence. It notes Mr Whitelaw Reid as an example and suggests the U S government should cut expenditures to set a better example. It predicts his home may rent for a modest sum, not more than 345 to say the worst.
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Whitelaw Reid
London
Uncle Sam
Reids
Year’s Copyright Record Shows Rise in Entries
The annual oral copyright entries total 106 77, a seven percent increase. Of 25 740 works entered, periodicals lead with a large share, while books and other formats like booklets and leaflets form the rest, including circulars and articles.
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Congress
Ziobl
T'Ndar
Air conditioning in the House of Commons and related notes
The article describes ventilation in the House of Commons using ice blocks in summer and layers of cotton wool in fog to maintain air quality. It also mentions a nine ten hour law in New York and a federal constitutional ruling, plus historical notes on Paul Revere’s House, the Derringer pistol used in Lincoln’s assassination, and a Philadelphia pistol sale revealing a wartime purchase misrepresentation.
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Tommong
Lunivo
John. Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Army
Washington
Philadelphia
War Department
Shah to Visit Paris This Summer
The Shah of Persia will visit Paris in summer to consult doctors and view the city in a modest way. Only two state dinners are planned, hosted by President Loubet and M. Debayse. A separate item reports Treputy Sheriff Harttett arresting W. H. Johnson, a farmer twelve miles north of Oklahoma City, on embezzlement charges involving 400 dollars from W. T. Hales.
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Persia
Loubet
M. Debayse
Treputy
Harttett
Oklahoma City
W. H. Johnson
Oklahoma
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