Young Folks Seek Self Determination in Church Alliance
Delegates from across the country at the quadriennial Young Peoples Alliance conference push for a change in the Evangelical church governance to elect their own officers and choose meeting sites. The alliance plans to form the Young Peoples Alliance of the Christian Endeavor with Dr. H. A. Kremer as national president and other officers elected. The event closes over the coming days with memorial services honoring war casualties and remarks by church leaders. A. D. McAllister named Western Manager for World Book Company.
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Young Peoples Alliance
Evangelical Churches of America
General Conference of the Church
Iad
Amon
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Cleetwalang
HH. A. Kremer
Cleveland
Ohio
W. Proctorus
Hikhart
Ind
Ralph E. Smith
Buffalo
N.Y
L. TD. Zachman
Mavic
Controb
Walter D. Near
Tae
G. IL
Detroit
Alliance National Society of the Christian Enveavor
Young Peoples
Young Peoples Organizations
Evangelical Assection
Kansas Bi
Alliance
Woodland Park
Northwestern Entiere
Evangelical Seminary
Naperville
Ill
Theological Seminary
Reading Pennsylvania
Northwestern College
Harles Stabler
A. d. McAllister
The
World Book Company
Chicago
Lawrence
McAllister
School Record Publishing
Weather Forecast for Kansas Sees Mostly Cloudy Weekend
The Kansas forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with likely showers in the southeast portion. Little temperature change expected. Temperatures show 7 p m yesterday in the 80s with a high yesterday and a low today not clearly reported.
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Kansas
Mexicans Aid Dickman Troops in Pursuit of Bandits
Maria Tex Aug 2 Two forces of Carranza federal troops and American cavalry sweep the Sonora river region to clear bandits who seized American aviators. Five bandits killed on day five of the pursuit launched Monday. General Dickman returns to San Antonio amid reports the situation is not serious.
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Nandits Beach
Dickeian
San Antonio
Chase
Mie
Ico
Ronchal
Robert Logise Howese
Aia
France
Arden
Bliss
Pesta
EL Pase
Dese
Dickman
Antonie
Moxigags
Daoulymins
Ameri
Mexico
Falle Kraft Dies After Injury At Silo Find
DIEW FROM PALL, fatally injured in a silo mishap near Tallmite east of Flora, never regained consciousness after being found Thursday night. Funeral services set for 2 oclock tomorrow at the Friends church in Hesper. He is survived by sisters Miss Iver Marley and Mrew ML T. from the University athletic office.
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Tallimte
Flora
Deluck
Friends Church
Hesper
Mrew ML T. Sence
Iver Marley
University Athletic Office
Lecompton Fair Premium List Seeks County Farmers
Premium list for the Lecompton Fair to be held September 17 18 and 19 is being mailed to county farmers. It highlights exhibits and games plus a parade with floats and liberal prizes. Total premiums exceed 500 dollars covering all farm and domestic science divisions. The fair concludes with Home Coming Day honoring local veterans.
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Lecompton
Army
Navy
County Tax Levy Increased Slightly By Commissioners
County commissioners set next year’s levy at 41 mills, up .79 from last year. City of Lawrence taxes rise to 55 mills with a planned higher city levy. bridge and road funds absorb most of the increase while some school and special sinking funds show changes.
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General Futtid
Lawrence
Prinemathems
Ceearte Drivisioners
Schlademan Named University Coach at Kansas State
Carl A. Schlademan, previously athletic director and Baker University coach, is appointed coach of basketball, track and baseball at the University of Kansas next year. Chancellor Strone's secretary Minnie Mood received the announcement. Schlademan is praised by W O Hamilton as a strong addition to the coaching staff.
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Carl A. Schlademan
Baker University
Unit of Kansas
Minnie Mood Se.cretary
Strone
Chanevllar
Schlademann
W. 0. Hamilton
Valley
Canadian National Exhibition Opens in Toronto for Two Weeks
The annual Canadian National Exhibition is to be formally opened at Toronto today and will be continued for two weeks.
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Toronto
City Policing Adopts Sanitary Drinking Cups
Mayor George L. Kreeck orders Lawrence police to carry collapsible drinking cups to improve sanitation. Nurses from the Public Health Nursing association supervise adherence at headquarters praised by Chief James Monroe as part of a cleaner, stricter police facility.
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Lawrence
George L. Kreeck
Two More Demands From Paris To German Delegation
Paris August 28 The supreme council plans two further demands to the German delegation at Versailles The first requires restrictions on the Hugo Slavic government over the Constellation mines seized and exploited by Germany during the war The second seeks acknowledgment of Germanys intention to hand over to the allies documents on damage to invaded territories including those from requisition.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Versailles
Peace Pact Amendment Approved by Senators
Senate Foreign Relations Committee votes nine to visit and adopt an amendment to the peace treaty. Democratic members oppose changing wording. Senator Meunier of North Dakota vetoes the amendment. Committee plans to request further information on the treaty involving China Germany Poland and Austria. Adjournment follows amid debate over proposed changes.
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Germany
Washington
Ely
Senate
Simtun Pee Vines
China
Meuniher
Republic
North Dakota
Tandice
Todo
Sen
United States
Polen
Dental Inspections Proposed for All City Schools
Superintendent Kent recommends free dental inspections in all city schools with Dr. J. Kr. O'Donnell from the University of Kansas to lead the effort. O'Donnell planned to visit Lawrence before the university opens and spend ten days on inspections. A bill to require annual free inspections by licensed dentists was discussed, with the Board of Education to employ a part time dentist in school clinics.
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Kent
Kansans City
J. Kr. O'Donnell
Uhr
O'Donnell
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Lawrence
Lawrones
Bill Sea
Board of Education
Lawrence Board Allows Early Entrance Based on Intelligence Tests
The Lawrence Board of Education authorized intelligence tests to determine eligibility for six year olds before February opening. If a child’s mental age is six or more, they may enroll, with parental consent, and tests will guide admission to Lincoln School and other district schools as a processed policy.
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Lawrence Board OF Education
Board of
Eduction
Intel
Vizenes Iso
Lineol
Lincoln
Peru
Senate set to act on Lever Act amendments in cost of living push
Washington reports the house adopted amendments extending the Lever Act to peace time and broader goods, moving the cost of living relief measure to the senate after a five hour debate. New boys school head Capt W P McLean, who served in France with the 10th Field Artillery, appointed head of the Boys Industrial school at Topeka by Governor Allen. Faustino Domingo, formerly of Lawrence, who served in France with the 4th Infantry, named drillmaster and disciplinarian at the institution.
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Washington
House
Senate
Aeule
W. P. McLean
France
10Th Field Artillery
Taking No Chances City Attorney On Both Sides
City Attorney Wally G. Thiel is described as preparing for emergencies on either side of ambiguous laws in city prop and bond matters. The article notes his involvement with a paving benefit district for North Seventh Street and the Fort-to-Fort link, with papers to publish three consecutive days and likely more days.
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Cny
Wally G. Thiel
North Seventh Street
Saturdasis
Carrie
Te Shea
Tighway
Issare
Pew Vacancies Remain On The Staff At Inspection
Fourteen teachers held vacancies at the staff inspection as resignations of two instructors were accepted. Names listed include C. Walker, Junte and Helens of Minneapolis Central School, and several from Lawrence and Topeka. An expected exam and meeting were noted with ongoing hiring and openings, while a nearby accident prompted hospital treatment for Robert Thartroth.
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Eit
Sahads
Sear
Aredal
Ims
C. Walker
Colimar
Junte
Unis
Sentral School
Minneapolis
Helen Wis
Hisce McCreath
Lawrences
Dorothy Herver
Woodhaven
N.Y
Gendes
Mahet Ulrich
Central
Wiandhe Kennedy
Lawrence
Helen Buen
Grat C.J. Evans
Topeka
Eigedes
Witans
Emer
Fourth Charge Looms In Kansas Peddler Case
In Kansas a possible fourth murder charge looms as officials dig at the Maple Fill property. Bone fragments found on Rufus King’s former King property spur new analysis to identify victims linked to disappearances years ago.
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Kansas
Rufes King
Topeka
King
Maple Hill
Kansas Town
Rufus
Guitt
Deed Clue Tied to Antelope County Murder Probe
An a deed found among Rufus King’s papers at Maple Hill ties to an investigation into a possible victim linked to Kings crimes. Officials in Antelope County Nebraska seek the county register of deeds help to trace the deed’s record and its connection to the unnamed murdered person.
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Rufus King
Iise
Rang
King
American Expeditionary Force Officers Farewell Letter to France
A letter from the Xed Division officers of the American Expeditionary Force on the eve of embarkation home expresses admiration for French troops and their courage. The message reflects gratitude for allied cooperation amid ongoing peace conference developments and hints at Archduke Joseph’s allies and a pending resignation.
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Paris
Xed
Pariss
Josephy
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PALL
Wilfred Marley
Lecompton Fair
Fort Snelling
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Schlademan
Universite Athle
Senate Foreign Relations
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Michigan Street
Kansas City
RB. F. Brown
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Sehout Board
George Selley
Bose
Maple Fill
Adare
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