Former Students and Residents In Interesting Work
Former Lawrence High School and University students Bob Mandy Moody and Susanna Moody White pursued careers in music and journalism. Moody, a 1926 graduate, joined the My Maryland cast and performs in the music chorus while living in New York. White, with Viewlyn in Paris, writes for the Paris edition of the New York Herald and has school dramatic production ties.
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Bob Moody
Susanna Moony White
R. K. Moody
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Bob
Luis
New York
Maryland
Romberg
Avho
Philadelphia
Moody
Musc
Atation Wil
Susarma Moody White
Paris
Viewlyn White
Faris
New York Herald
Whit
University Kansan
United States
University of South Wakota
White
The
Northern University
Deaths and Funerals of J P Bowers
Word reaches Laws ences of the death of J P Bowers of Lansing Kansas a guard at the state prison for twenty years He was son of the late L Bowers former police officer of this city He was 1 years 7 months old and a Spanish American War veteran with the Twenty Third Kansas Volunteer Infantry The funeral will be held at the African Methodist church at Leavenworth on Wednesday afternoon In his service he defended a prison guard role during a threat incident and later continued duty with commendation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Bowers
J. . Bowers
Lansing
Kansas
Howers
Sheen
State
L. (. Bowers
Bowers
Twenty-Third Kansas Volunteer’ Infantry
Lea Fenw Worth
Bowers Denian
Eureka Book Clerk Charged With Bride’s Murder Trial Opens
Jury selection dominated Eureka Greenwood county proceedings as the Hart murder case proceeds in district court Judge A T Ayres presides. Prosecutors seek to prove motive and mental state after Hart allegedly cut his bride’s throat upon her pleas for death.
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Eureka
Kan
Green-wood County
Auife
Af Insani
Restraining Plea Over Hohenzollern Portrayal Sparks Court Action
Berlin AP reports the Hohenzollern family seeks a restraining order against a book by Rochus Vah Reinfelden titled The Love Romance of Princess Victoria and Alexander Subkoff. Victoria and another family member followed her brother the former Kaiser in objecting to public depictions, with the court granting a preliminary injunction to block publication pending further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hohenzollerns
Kaiser
Victoria
Vict Schaumburg-Lippe
Rochus Vah
Reinfelden
Alexander Subkoff
Rivalry and respect mark speakership fight in house
Washington dispatch notes an unusual moment as Nicholas Longworth of Ohio, re elected by 225 Republicans, is escorted to the speaker's chair by his rival Finis Garrett of Tennessee who led 187 votes for the Democratic opposition. Garrett praises Longworth for fairness toward minority members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Finis J. Ghrrttt
Tennessee
Garrett
Longworth
House
Republicans Split Over Convention City In 1924 Campaign
Washington reports a sharp split in the Republican National Committee over next year's convention site and Coolidge’s status. Eastern members want him in the race until he clarifies his position while favoring Kansas City. Western members push for San Francisco, eyeing alternatives to Coolidge. Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and Philadelphia vie as backups for a possible dark horse.
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Washington
Exstanti West
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Black Hills
Kansas City
San Francisco
White House
Butler
Missouri City
Pacific Coast
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Round Felnhia
Christmas Market a Feature of Munich Season
The Munich Christmas market is a beloved open air event each December. Vendors sell decorations, toys, and Krippen figures, ranging from crude paper forms to wooden sculptures. Families curate Krippen and add figures yearly, while department stores attract fewer shoppers during this festive period.
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Munich
Germany
Judea
America
Old Society to Meet Outside Original States This Year
The Society of the Cincinnati, formed May 1 1783, will hold its annual meeting outside the original thirteen states for the first time, in December in Chicago. Forty direct descendants of the founders will attend, with members linked to Continental Army officers and allied French officials. The rule restricting meetings to original states was abrogated to allow broader attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
ATI
America
Society
Cincinnati
More Fossil Finds Near Neanderthal Site in Dusseldorf
In a limestone quarry near the Neanderthal discovery area, fossilized bones of a reindeer a woolly mammoth tooth and crude tools emerged. Geologists speculate the site was an Ice Age artificial drinking place used 40,000 to 80,000 years ago to lure animals for hunting and eating on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusseldorf
Germany
Bu- Tepe
Oddities Of Baseball From The Early Giants Era
By AL DEMAREE, recalling strange sport moments. Highlights include Harry Ables with rare finger span, Cy Seymour’s tiny hands forcing a position change, and a frigid 191% 1-0 Cubs-Giants game where Vawehn and Toney each no-hit nine innings before a swinging bunt, with pitchers retreating to the club-house between innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al-Demaree
New York Giants
Harry Ables
Yanks
Lutzke
Cy Ymour
Giants
Jim Vawehn
Cubs
Fred “Toney
Toney
Thorpe
Dividend Declared by The Kansas Electric Power Company
The board of directors declares the regular quarterly dividend of 0.75 per share on the seven percent cumulative preferred stock for the quarter ending December 15, 1923. Checks will be mailed to stockholders of record on December 5, 1923. Secretary Roprice notes the date December 5, 1923.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Ear Nose Throat Clinic At City Hall Tomorrow
The ear nose and throat clinic will be held in the city hall hés'th rooms tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4. It will be conducted by Dr. W C Nelson, per an announcement from the city health nurse's office.
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W. C. Nelson
Lawrence High schedules two basketball games this season
Lawrence High School outlines the Red and Black squad schedule with planned games against Kaworth Ottawa Atchison City Argentine Kan Moutheast Olathe and Topeka. The opener is set for January 4 at Leavenworth with home games likely against Ottawa Olathe Topeka Rosedale Kansas City and Northeast of Kansas City Missouri. Contracts received for most games. some opponents still to confirm. The Northeast Kansas league standings and interclass tournament results noted. seniors beat sophomores 28 to 11 to claim the school championship.
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Lawrence
Icaworth
Ottawa
Atchison City
Argentine
Kan Moutheast
Olathe
Topeka
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Siniors
Benitez
Elmer Schenke
To Bold Swimming Meet at University
The intramural swimming meet at the University will be held Wednesday and Thursday afternoons starting at 4:30. Events include 50 yard dash 100 yard dash 200 yard breast stroke and plunges with officials listed as Referee Herbert Allphin Starter Paul Woods Announcer Roland Logan Clerk of course Harold Steele score keeper O M Bundy assistant clerk of Cove May Frankie Cap nts diving judges Ruth Hoover and Miss Margaret . Strong participation from organized houses noted in entries.
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Herbert Allphin
Paul Woods
Roland Logan
Harold Steele
O. M. Bundy
Cove
Y May
Frankie Cap Nts
Ith
Margaret
Ruth Hoover
Cow testing report for Douglas Jefferson association month end
A summary from A I Gilkison county farm agent covers the Douglas Jefferson Cow Testing Association for the month ending November 30. Total cows in the association 476 total tested 393. Cows producing over 60 pounds butter fat four cows. Over 40 pounds butter fat five cows. The herd with the highest butter fat average is B G Harbour Lawrence Route 1 a purebred Guernsey herd of eight cows. The high cow is Raymond Diehl Lawrence Route 9 a grade Guernsey producing 1191 pounds milk and 65.5 pounds fat. The herd with the most milk per cow is F S Butcher Lawrence Route 9 a 20 head grade Holsteins averaging 881 pounds milk per cow.
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Douglas-Jefferson
A. I. Gilkison
B. G. L. Harbour
Guernsey
Route 9
Lawrence
Cold Wave to Hit Kansas Tonight From North and West
The Weather Bureau predicted a snow and cold front sweeping Kansas from the north and west tonight. Temperatures are expected to dip to about 10 degrees in the western part and 15 in the east with no precipitation reported in the last 24 hours. Local lows included 24 at Goodland 28 at Concordia 30 at Dodge City 36 at Topeka and Kansas City and 42 at Wichita.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. J. Flora
Goodland
Concordia
Dodge City
Kansas City
Wichita
Sigma Tau Banquet and Initiation Tonight at Colonial Tea Room
Sigma Tau engineering fraternity to hold a banquet preceded by initiation this evening at the Colonial tea room. Mrs. T H Kennedy hosted the Bienvenue club at a luncheon yesterday at the Colonial tea room.
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Sigma Tau
Colonial Tea Room
T. H. Kennedy
Bienvenue Club
Personal notices and travels across towns for Christmas
A Denver to Cuba cruise and many Lawrence visitors mark the season. Mrs. Erwin Stugard and daughter Annie visit in Austin then Alamo before sailing from Galveston to Havana with stops in Miami and New York. Several Fort Worth, Kansas City, and Lawrence residents are seen visiting relatives, attending funerals, or shopping as Christmas approaches.
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Erwin Stugard
Annie
Cambridge
Mass
Ann Martindale
Austin
O. H. Stugard
Stugard
Alamo
Tex
Galveston
Havana
Cuba
Miami
Fla
New York
Boston
Thurman Fitzpatrick
Fort Worth
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Henry F
Kansas City
S. J. Hunter
Robert Winyard
Kansas
Lawrence
Paul Laptad
C. T. Royston
Maine Street
Arthur Peck
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Bob Mandy Ts
Mustea
Sue Maody White
hWith
Biid
Holland
Uyder Zee
City of
OLD Society
Wisconsin
Coach Meanwell
Bear
Andrews
Ee Nelson
Meanwell
Cardinal
Behr
Charles Andrews
George Nelson
George Hotchkiss
Baden
Tenkopen
Kowaley
Bud” Foster
Dr. Ll
Mir
Art Cletcu Ek
Philly
Dun Tabree
Reuther
Stu Grownse
Rop.rice
Kimes
Covington
Okla
Enid
Gailty
George Kimes
Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
Sequoy Ch
Perry Chuculate
Great Bend
Nas
C. E. Holmes
Poland
England
Ord
J. L. Harbour
Pape
Clinton
Bigot
Mark ‘Wilson
Longview
Wash
George Snyder
A. W. Gillham
A. A. Marshall
Vivian Marshall
Jerry Peterson
Clay Genter
Harry Lander
Lolita Russell
Washington, D.C
Martha Washington Seminary
Frances Strever
Rosario
Sinclair
Justice Siddons
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Emporia
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Indiena St
Melba
Rogers
Witherspoon
Hamilton
Tapper
Auer
Scheel Orchestras
Bande la Prade
Alice In
Orchestralia
Perkins
Merchants National
Istmas
Merchants National Bank
Christmas Savings Club Bank
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