Major Harold Burdick buried with full military honors
Major Harold DeForest Burdick was buried in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors after dying from complications following an appendectomy. The Battle Creek burial featured wartime rites, a caisson procession, and honors by the 14th Field Artillery, with his father William Burdick and university officials in attendance.
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DeForest Burdick
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First Presbyterian Church
Mylene
United States
14Th Field Artillery
Burdick
Nichols Hospital
Beeast Artillery Corps
Camp Custer
Y I Crockett
Marshell
McGruder
Taj
John A. Robenson
Earl North
Arthur B. Wade
14Th Field ‘Artillery
Ian C Holm
M. M. Keck
Avere
William F. ‘Burdick
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Quas
C. C. Purdy
Missatherine Kimmel
Fred
Gage
Washington, Gy
Arlington National Cemetery
University of Michigan
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Arctic radio broadcast from Etah thrills small Arlington audience
An experimental Zenith broadcast from the Arctic area reached Arlington Heights fans at night. Eskimo performers from Etah played to a 25 person audience, while an urgent SS Arctic message interrupted the program for 30 days due to damaged radio gear. all aboard were safe. The event is described as unparalleled and uncanny by one spectator.
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Arlington
Heights
Ill
Etah
Greenland
Zenith Radio Corporatition
Phon
Arctic
Tulane to receive Maya artifacts from Blom Lazara
Tulane University faculty will be shown a collection from Maya sites in Central America by archaeologist Franz Blom and Oliver Frage. The exhibit includes 24 ruined cities, numerous Maya inscriptions, and monuments likely from the Maya era discovered during a six month expedition. Lazara, a central figure in the team, is described as knowledgeable and poised to contribute material on indigenous lore. A second feature covers the wreck of the Muriel, a famed Pacific windjammer turned fishing barge near Newport Beach, detailing its romantic past and current decline.
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New Orleans
Asated
Lazora
Tulane University
Franz Blom
Tulane
Blom
Oliver Frage
Lazara
Pacific
Newport Beach
Cal
Muriel
Alameda
South Sea Islands
OS Im
Taylor Is Ousted as Agricultural Economics Chief
Washington Aug 20 A P Dr Henry C Taylor chief of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics resigns at Secretary Jardines request Dean Thomas P Cooper of the University of Kentucky is chosen to succeed him Taylor had served since 1919 and clashed with Jardine who indicated a resignation would be acceptable but Taylor resisted until Jardine insisted from a sick bed at Walter Reed hospital The bureau chief departed Washington after packing his belongings and will be replaced as Jardine reorganizes the department
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Washington
Henry C. Taylor
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Agriculture’ Department
Sardine
Me ' Thomas
P. Cooper
Agricultural“College
University of Kentucky
Lars Taylor
Jardine
Taylor
Walter Reed
Gooper
Thei Bureau
Politi¢A
The
Personal notes fragment from Marceline visitors and locals
Miss Ruby Wolfer of Marceline Missouri was in town today. Names and fragmented phrases reference Mr Bigsby and a Smith agent in Kansas City, Mrs He Beoweaget, Mrs K Brackett, Jessie and Bonner Springs, with cryptic notes about crystals and Gustafson. The text is heavily garbled.
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Ruby
Wolfer
Marceline
Guy Bigsby
Smith
Kaner City
Jessie
Bonner’ Springs
K. Brackett
Gustafson
Direct to Buyer Sale Of Louisiana Street House
Direct to buyer notice for a seven room house with sleeping quarters and garage on Louisiana Street. Property described as in good condition and to be sold by the executor at Lawrence. September close date indicated but details fragmented.
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Louisiana
City Commission to Hold Regular Weekly Meeting Tonight
The city commission plans its regular weekly meeting at City Hall with notes on local affairs. George Marvin of the magazine and the Chamber of Commerce building rest rooms are mentioned in a fragmented report with references to tourism, upcoming Harvest Home picnic, and tax-levy discussions.
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City Commission
Chamber of” Commerce
Lecompton
Lawrence ‘Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Rain relief from heat sweeps Missouri and Kansas
General rains logged across Missouri and most of Kansas easing a heat wave that kept thermometers near a century. Maryville had the heaviest rainfall at 3.88 inches, with others reporting around one inch or more. Goodland and Dres ham saw significant totals as the southeast Kansas area received little rain. Cooler temperatures and chances of more showers were forecast by government meteorologist P. Connor. Labor demand in Kansas remains light despite a labor surplus, with road and city building absorbing much of the available workers.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Maryville
Lexington
Jefferson City
Kidder
Booneville
Iternonvile
Goodland
Dresham
Phillipsburg
Stwo
P. Connor
Topeka
John Crawford
Employment Atte
Public Service, Commission
Jshor
Bathes to be revived in Rome as athletic centers
Rome August 19 Italian youth join a revival of public baths inspired by ancient Rome and modern gymnasiums. Architects plan two grand structures. one will stand in Piazza Risorgimento with a 60 by 20 meter swimming pool, gymnasium, reading and lounging rooms. The second site may be in the Esquiline district.
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Rome
al. P
Caralla
Diocletian
Piazza Risorgimento
Palace of Justice
Piazza Cavour
Esquiline
Burial services held for Mr Schell at Rumsey funeral home
Funeral rites were conducted yesterday afternoon by colleagues who worked with Mr Schell on the Baldwin road. Mrs Schell attended with her daughter Lyda and sister Mrs Lady Wilbur, who arrived yesterday. In Tokyo, Japanese party leaders plan study trip to the United States to observe American politics and attend a Washington convention in October.
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Rumsey
Schell
Baldwin Road
Blanche Strong
Lit J
Seiyuhonto
United States
Washington
Japan
Harmed, Schell
Pilot Grove
Lawrence
Richland
Plans big cenotaph for Merrion Square in Dublin
Dublin officials report a National War Memorial offer to acquire Merrion Square and erect a great war cenotaph. The plan would transfer the square to public park use, creating a playground for the poor while rivaling St Stephens Green. An act of Parliament would be needed to transfer private property. Meanwhile a funeral for Ed Schell in Richland is noted.
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Dublin
National War Memorial Committee
Merrion Square
Earl of Ypres
St. Stephens Green
W. Boon
Hood
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German Committee For Physical Culture
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Odd Fellow Lodge
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Lawrence Tarver
Mary Baker
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Menger
Grange
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Turer
Oklahoma
Rose F.| Mack of
Thompson Studio
Derby
Luther Guptefson
Conshield
France
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William _K. Vanderbilt
Earl T. Smith
Whitney Carpenter
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Yale
Miss Vanderpt
Muriel Vanderbilt
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Soneet Indian Country
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