Man Earns A B Degree After 25 Years Of Study
Raymond Kilpatrick of Lawrence received his A B degree after a long, varied path. He studied at Emporia College, Stanford, Berea College, and a Presbyterian college in Alpine Tennessee, later working in farming, research, and journalism. His sister Faith Kilpatrick teaches in Siam, and his brother Wylie is a municipal official in New Jersey. His father, Rev W L W Kilpatrick, was a Baldwin pastor in the 1890s. HORAH AND NORRIS DEFIANT.
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Raymond Kilpatrick
Lawrence
Ne fGlpatrick
Mississippi Street
University
College of Emporia
West Coast
Stanford
Kilpatrick
Maryland
Ister
Faith Kilpatrick
Lawrence Highest
Siam
They Declare Against Reelection of Senator Moses
Washington December 3 AP Leaders of the Senate Republican independents Borah Idaho and Norris Nebraska declared against reelection of Senator Moses of New Hampshire as president pro tem and defied threats to remove their chairmanships Moses called the independents sons of the wild jackass Borah said he would accept the threat and probably will vote for McNary Oregon The independents likely will not support a Democrat for the post
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Afiozes
New Hampshire
Moses
Sons of the Wild Jackass
Foreign Relations Committee
Mes
Berah
McNary
Oregon
Wage Cut Suggested By Railroad Leader In 1921 Strike
New York reports J M Kurn president of the St Louis and San Francisco railroad urged at a convention in Chicago that workers accept a 10 percent wage cut for one year starting December 1. About 1500 railway brotherhood representatives will vote December 8 on voluntary wage action. Eastern lines threaten to abrogate current labor contracts if unions refuse restrictions.
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New York
J. M. Kurn
St. Louis
San Francisco
Raihwar Brotherhoods
Chicago
James Murdock
Brotherhood of Harhway
Labor Department
Ottawa
TRACK LABORER KILLED IN RAILROAD COLLISION
Cofferville Kan Dec 3 API Karn 61 M K T track Ish mee killed near Angola this morning in a collision between an automobile driven by Lyman White Angela farm youth and a rail motor car carrying the Section gang to a railroad crossing north of Angola ALT Harrison section foreman gun Harry Carr laborer injured White accompanied by his sister Helen were going to school at Altamont they were uninjured
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Cofferville
Kan
Ishmee
Angola
Lyman White
Angela Farm
Alt
Harrison
Harry Carr
White
Helen
Altamont
Question and Election Fraud in Alabama Senate Seat
AP dispatch reports lines of disregard for election laws and hints of fraud in Alabama where John Bankhead was sent to the Senate. Senate election subcommittee chairmen formally questioned the election's validity amid alleged violations by officials and questionable ballots and potential excessive campaign spending.
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Alabama
Washington
Stines
Senate
John H. Bankhead
Hast
Hurley accuses unemployed march of being subsidized
Secretary of War Hurley said a Washington march by unemployed groups was subsidized and of nebulous purpose. He noted band members hiring cars and ruled out troop deployment for possible demonstrations. Attorney General Mitchell dismissed communist forgery claims as "a good many things."
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Washington
Hurley
Secretary of War
Mitchell
Communist Party of America
Department of Justice
Communist Party of the
EU. S. A
Justice Department
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Kansas City
Obituaries report Miss Mary Reatz dying in a Kansas City hospital with funeral in Funk chapel and interment at Oak Hill. Thomas Johnson, 85, dies at his North Seventh Street home. survivors include wife, two sons, a daughter. Archie Hazlett, 59, dies of pneumonia in Kansas City, Mo. brother Edward Hazlett of Norton, Okla., survives. Mrs. Alice E. Ward, widow of Prof Frank E. Ward, dies in Joliet, IL. funeral and burial details noted. Lawrence home once on Oread avenue.
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Mars Reatz
Mary Reatz
Kansas City
Funk Chapel
Robert Hunt
Oak Hill Cemetery
Thomas Johnson
North Seventh, Street
North Lawrence
Lawrence
Randol
Missouri
Martha Johnson
Shirley
Arthur Johnson
Pearl White
Archie Hazlett
Peter
Kansasity, Mo
Edward Hatslett
Norton, Oklo
Alice E. Ward Ward
Alice E. Ward
Frank E Ward
University of Kansas
Wart
la Granege
Ill
Joliet
Oread Avenue
Professor Ward
Universi
Opposes Waste of Time on Prohibition Vote
Senator Norris, chairman of the judiciary committee, says a vote on repeal or modification of the 18th amendment is a waste of time. He is ready to vote in five minutes, but demands an alternative to the 18th amendment before submitting repeal to the people.
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Washington
Norris
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Nebraskan
Gandhi Takes a Walk Through London Amid Indian Talks
Mahatma Gandhi, recovering from chills and fever, walked in London's east end today and plans to meet Prime Minister MacDonald before leaving on Saturday. A decision on resuming civil disobedience is expected after his report to the nationalist congress in Bombay on December 28. Also, Radio Corporation of America omitted the quarterly dividend on B stock and declared dividends on A stock and annual preferred stock. Auburn Automobile Company announced quarterly cash and stock dividends payable January 2.
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London
Mahatma Gandhi
East End
Gandhi
MacDonald
Bombay
Congress
Rk. C. A
New York
Radio [Corporation of America Today
Auburn ‘Automobile Company
Ninth Grade Assembly at Junior High Delights Audience
The ninth grade assembly at the Junior High School featured a program prepared by Home Rooms 1030 and 2020. Performers included Viola solo Serenade by Schubert Richard Rice Reading Irene Graves group songs Barbara Edmonds Alice Marie Meyn reading Sister Caroline's Speaking Maxine Mull Song Betty Raymond The Mystery of the Buried Box Anna Marie Frazier Hazel Frazier Audrey Hines Gilbert Weidman. Christmas sale by the Faculty Women's Club at 1300 Louisiana Street on December 5 at one o'clock. Italy Greece Sweden Hung Syria Virginia featured in typical articles for display and enjoyment.
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Viola
Schubert
Richard Rice Reading
Irene Graves
Barbara Edmonds
Alice Marie Meyn
Caroline
Faculty Women’s Club
Louisiana Street
Italy
Greece
Sweden
Syria
Virginia
West Side Study club meets. wedding in Whittier adds charm
The West Side Study club met with Mrs. Mark Smith. Mrs. W A Dill spoke on North American game animals. Plans were made to aid a needy country family at Christmas and to send a veterans’ box to Leavenworth. A Whittier wedding featured Miss Hilda Mauck and Charles Boliver Holmes with a simple ceremony, reception, and fond references to Grinnell College and the University of Kansas.
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West Side
North America
Leavenworth
Maud C. J Jackson
Hilda Mauck
Charles B. Holmes
Whittier
California
Friends Church
John A. Mauck
Long Beach
Charles Boliver Holmes
iMr
James_R. Holmes
Lawrence
Kan
Willard
Trueblood
Grace Dixson
Green Arbor Inn
le Roy Johmstone
Chester Jackson
James Sumner
Kathryn Sumner
Beverly Hills
David Wallace
Mary Wallace
C. W. Redman
Oval Redman
Grinnell College
Theta Sixma Phi
University of Kansas
United States Army
Holmes
James R. Holmes
Kana
Northern
Mrrs. Holmes
Farm Bureau Planned Tour Of Home Improvement Study
A Farm Bureau tour is planned for December 11 with Christie Hepler as home demonstration agent. Five homes near Lecompton Lawrence and Sibleyville will be visited. Attending will be Maude Deely and W G Ward from Kansas State College Manhattan.
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Farm Bureau
Christie Hepler
Aliss Hepler
Lecompton
J. S. Taylor
Country Club
pBlrs
Grant Risley
Lawrence
Charles T Hubbard
Sibleyville
Rescue Well Digger in Eau Claire Well
C R Van Dalsem a 40 year old well digger was buried more than nine hours at the bottom of a 20 foot well in Eau Claire Wisconsin. Trapped by a cavern of loose bricks and sand he was rescued after freeing his arms and using buckets to haul away the debris. He was slightly chilled and weakened but in otherwise good condition.
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Eau Claire
Wis
C. R. van Dalsem
van Dalsse
van Dalsem
Hog Disease Schools to Be Held in Douglas County
Dr J W Lamb extension veterinarian from Kansas State College will lead two hog disease schools tomorrow. The first session starts at 2 PM in the Hartley building Baldwin and the second at 8 PM in the Brackett school house. Sanitation topics will be emphasized. The talks are arranged by county agent J A Terre as part of the Douglas County park production program.
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J. W. Lamb
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Hartley
Baldwin Fomorrow
Brackett
J. A. Terre
Douglas County
Card of Thanks from Frank Vaughan in bereavement
I wish to thank the many friends for the beautiful floral offering and sympathy in my recent bereavement. Frank Vaughan. A Journal-Work classified ad will rent that vacant room.
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Frank Vaughan
Ober Clothing Store Plans Christmas Eve Sale
Obers Clothing announces a store wide sale starting tomorrow at 9 am and running to Christmas Eve to remodel the shop. The plan includes closing out several departments including the children’s section as part of a floor plan redesign with special pricing on all new merchandise and Christmas items. Owner H. B. Ober expects to reduce stock by at least one third over the eighteen day event. The store was closed all day to set prices.
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Obers
H. B. Ober
Directors Seek to Curtail Minor Sports in Big Six
Big Six athletic directors meet in Kansas City to consider reducing minor sports next year due to lower football receipts. Dr. F. C. Allen says wrestling swimming basketball indoor and outdoor track tennis and baseball may face cuts. Other agenda items include 1933 football schedules and officials assignments.
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Kansas City
F.C. Allen
University of Kansas
Police Continue Raids on Alleged Gambling Places
Kansas City police pressed raids on two establishments with 92 suspects booked at headquarters, including 11 women. Most arrests followed a previous campaign whose charges were dismissed after city officials conceded lack of evidence.
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Kansas City
A. P
Vigor
Tom Gershon
No-one guesses team for all-Big Six contest
About seventy percent of contestants placed Lloyd Michael of Kansas State and former Lawrence High star on their teams though none were correct. The Kansas City Star team was used for comparison and Ely Nebraska was named center. Rost Kansas Cronute Kansas State and Schiele Missouri appeared on nearly every guess per C. C. Carl.
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Carl Clothing Company
Lloyd Michael
Kansas State Center
Lawrence
Kansas City
Ely Nebraska
Rost
Kansas
Cronute
Kansas State
Schiele
Missouri
C. C. Carl
Elusive raccoon captured after six year chase in Kansas
In Cherryvale Kansas on December 3 AP reports Old Three Toes, famed raccoon of Verdigris River and Big Hill Creek, finally fell to Ballew’s dog Heinie after a long, famed hunt. Wal ter Johnson of the Washington Senators owed the hunter who captured him. The river type critter earned its name after losing the great toe in a trap.
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Cherryvale
Kan
Verdigris River
Big Hill Creek
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Johnson
Ballew
Heinie
Will Speak Before Club on Advertising Oddities in Early Ads
Alfred J Graves, KU Journalism instructor, will address the Advertising Club of Kansas City next Monday at noon on Oddities in Early Advertising. Graves previously served as assistant secretary of the Kansas City organization in 1922 and 1923. Also noted is Professor J H Nelson of Pew University providing an injury update after a fall. The piece also mentions a Swiss straw-braid industry history and local Christmas events for December with a church bazaar and a First M E defeat/spread.
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Alfred J. Graves
University of Kansas Department of Journalism
Advertising Club of
Kansas City
J. H. Nelson
Pew University of Kansas English Department
Me. E
University of Kansas stages She Stoops to Conquer
Fraser theater hosts the University of Kansas dramatic club presenting Oliver Goldsmiths farce She Stoops to Conquer on December 14 15 and 16 with nearly all visuals in eighteenth century style built under Allen Craftons supervision. Francis Wilson directs about twenty five cast members with Edythe Mulveynill Robert Milton John Feist and Elizabeth Ice in reading parts. Tickets go on sale December 10 in Greenhall basement.
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Oliver Goldsmith
Fraser Theater
University of Kansas Dramatic Club
Allen Crafton
Dramatic Art
Gwenty
Francis Willson
Edythe Mulveynill
Robert Milton
John Feist
Elizabeth Ice
Greenhall
Coty Ordered to Pay Heir to Former Wife in Court
Paris court orders M Francois Coty to pay about 5.2 million to Madame Coty as share of their fortune built on perfume business. The case follows their 1929 divorce after a 1900 marriage, a family operation, and claims of large post separation gains. Coty cites US losses as danger to funds. Plan Christmas bazaars noted for several churches with meals and dinners.
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Paris
M. Francois Coty
United States
Mme. Coty
Madame Coty
M. Coty
Legion Post to Meet at 7:45 Tonight
A Dorsey Liberty American Legion post will convene in the nest rooms at 7:45 PM. Membership stands at 225, the largest for this time of year in its history. Meanwhile a federal survey shows Michigan corn borer population rising to 21.17 per 100 plants in 1981 from 14.14 in 1930, with no state regulation since 1929.
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Comeback East
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Lost 47 Pounds with Kruschen Salts Claim
A testimonial from a woman who used Kruschen Salts for nearly three months, reporting weight drop from 217 to 170 pounds and improved health. The ad touts a 4 week bottle for 85 cents, with directions to take half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and to moderate fatty foods. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Tam
Round Corner
All Lawrence Eleven Chosen by Cliff Carl
Lawrence names its all-star eleven in football as selected by Cliff Carl. Sweeney and Suder at ends. Reedy and McCall tackles. Statesman and Epley guards. Fritzevn at center. Roy Lawrence signal caller. Weaver and Friend halves. Basil Green fullback. Coaches flee and staff listed. public relations team named.
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Lawrence
Co. C. Carl
Carl
Tom Sweeney, Jr
Max Suder
Pete Reedy
Tom McCall
Sterling Statesman
Harry Epley
Fritzevn
Roy Lawrence
Art Weaver
Paul Friend
Basil Green
All Stars
Dud Fitzpatrick
Carl Achning
Harry Nevin
Fran Edwards
Will Johns
D. R. McWilliams
W. G. Hutsch
John Hawk
T. J. Leasure
al Yancy
Roland DeWatteuille
Dolph Simons
Ed Abels
Vernon Smith
Over the Hill at the Varsity theater with Dunn and Eilers
The Varsity presents Over the Hill in a mixed review of the film’s plot and cast. James Dunn Sally Eilers headline with Mac Marsh in her screen debut highlighting a strong mother figure and emotional acting. The talkie version closely follows the silent original and is praised for its absorbing story and performances.
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Over the Hill
Varsity Theater
James Dunn
Sally Eilers
Mac Marsh
Talking & Screen
Miss Marsh
D. W. Griffith
R. D
Bronchuline Emulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief
A drugstore ad urges quick relief for a tight hacking cough with Bronchuline Emulsion. Two doses may kill a cough and a full bottle guarantees your money back. It claims no narcotics or habit forming ingredients and says doctors would approve the formula.
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Round Corner Drug Co
Bogus Coin Found Again in Lawrence
A third counterfeit half dollar was found in Lawrence this morning when Robert Laptad of Skelly Oil bought at Eldridge pharmacy received a coin resembling a real half dollar with lighter weight and a similar ring. Local bankers were alerted and searching for more, after earlier sightings at Marts lunch stand and the Lawrence Building and Loan Association.
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Lawrence
Robert Laptad
Skelly Oil Company
Eldridge Pharmacy
Marts
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Kansas City Market and Livestock Roundup
Kansas City livestock close mostly lower on light trade with cattle steady and sheep buoyant. Eggs and dairy prices mixed as produce markets report varying creamery butter and packing butter values amid a slow December trading session.
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Kanase City
Kansas City
Mickers
Poultry and Potato Prices Amid Market Report
Chicago potato market shows steady Russet and lower sugars while overall potato prices drift. Poultry listings note hens, broilers and roosters with varying quantities and conditions amid daily market activity. Government bond closes include Liberty 4s at 100.19 and Treasury 3% at 90.9.
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Government
New York
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
The Truth About Rheumatism Alleniu Cure Ad
An advertisement claims Alleniu uric acid poison leaves the body within 24 hours and pain ends within 48 hours. It guarantees money back if not effective, offering a bottle for 85 cents through Round Corner Drug Co. and general druggists.
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Alleniu
Round Corner Drug Co
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