Will boost KU slogan for New York trip
Lawrence by the Kaw phrase will be carried to New York by the University of Kansas glee club for the National Intercollegiate Glen' Chub contest at Carnegie Hall in March. Lloyd Ruppenthal leads the fund drive, calling the event a major social occasion in New York. The club raised several hundred dollars in a recent meeting, despite twenty two of forty members working their way through school. The pledge is that the spirit shown will win favorable recognition for KU and help their claim in the Kansas meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kaw
New York
University of Kansas Glee, Club
Carnegie Hall
Lloyd Ruppenthal
K. U
Uroupzh School
University of Kansas
Kansas
Ruppenthal
Cosmopolitan Life Insurance Charter Granted in Topeka
Topeka February charter issued for the Cosmopolitan Life Insurance Company a $100000 concern with offices in Topeka and a roster of prominent state officials and legislators among its incorporators including Lieutenant Governor D A Ne Chase Senator Wi Tf Dalton and many Topeka residents. The filing names numerous public figures and relatives in the ownership and management group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Cosmopolitan Life Insurance ‘Company
D. A. Ne Chase
Pleasanton
Thad
Carver
Pratt
Wi Tf. Dalton
St. George
W. R. Guild
Hiawatha
W. L. Smyth
Creat Bend
Henry Buzick
Sylvan Grove
W. T. Kemper
Kansas City
Ill City
LW. D. Ferguson
Colby
George Firesch
Bert Culp
Beloit
Earl W. Evans
Wichita
Lawrence senior high PTA to host coach Higgins talk
The Lawrence senior high school parent-teachers association will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 6:30 pm in the high school cafeteria. Mrs W C Simons, president, will preside. Girl Reserves and YWCA will lead the program before coach Levert Higgins speaks on compulsory physical training in the high school. Reservations for supper are requested by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Senior High School
Parent-Teachers’ Association
W.C. Simons
Organion
Levert Higgins
Ds Orbs
Telephone AG
Deaths and Funerals of Samual P Moore at 68
Samual P Moore, 68, died at his home at 734 Indiana Street yesterday afternoon. A Lawrence resident since youth, he held seven public offices including county treasurer and assistant state treasurer. Born Cincinnati January 1, 1808, he married Beulah Henley in 1816 and lived here the rest of his life. Funeral Wednesday at 1:30 PM from the home. burial Oaks Cemetery. Reverend Edward Hislop officiating. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samual P. Moore
Indiana Street
Moore
Lawrece
Avas
Cler Keny Samuel Pr Mne
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tawrence
Beulah Henley
Oaks Cemetery
Edward Hislop
Smith
Rankin
Simons
Otto Fischer
HL. Tucker
TL. N. Lewis
Youth Faces Murder Charge In Wewola Oklahoma
Erinan I. Tigdon, 29, a farmer, is charged with murder after his fiancée Rita May Gosa allegedly shot herself in his presence. Wewola County Attorney W. A. Billingsly filed the charge today in Rankin’s Drug Store ad context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewola
Okla
Erinan I. Tigdon
Rita May Gosa
W. A. Billingsly
Seminole County
This Week's Events Wednesday February 17
Clavilux recital at Robinson gymnasium. Institute of Religious Workers in Kentucky hosts events. Thursday features K U versus M U dual track meet in Kansas City. Friday shows State against Myler scandal case, KU against Oklahoma, and Lawrence versus Manhattan high. Junior High plays Leavenworth at Leavenworth. Saturday February 20 county school boards meet at courthouse and KU faces Oklahoma at Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson’ Gymnasium
Institute of Religious Workers
K. U
M. U
Kansas City
Myler
Oklahoma
Aggies
Stillwater
Lawrence
Manhattan High
Leavenworth
Court House
Norman
Lenglen Defends World Title In Dramatic Match
Suzanne Lenglen retains her world tennis crown after a dramatic victory over Miss Wills in two sets 6-3 and 7-5. Lenglen overcame early nerves, endured a disputed line call, and battled through fatigue while Wills played through knee pain and a cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wills
Suzanne
Love
Selen
Aduece
Helen
Charles J. Reeschlimann
Leslie Bancroft
Deuce
Hélen
Lenglen
Cyril Tolley
Willse
Mr. Tolley
Mule
Associated Press
Niasta
Acer
Flinesman
Coolidge backs McCamant for circuit judge post
President Coolidge will stand by his nomination of Wallace McCamant of Portland Oregon to be a circuit judge despite senate leaders advising that confirmation is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. P
Coolidge
Wallace McCamant
Portland
Oregon
Senate
Actress Pauline Armitage Dies in Leap from Hotel
Pauline Armitage, an actress in ill health, leaped from the fourteenth floor of her Shelton Hotel room on Lexington Avenue today and was instantly killed. Mrs Rankin and Mrs Gentry returned home to Clay Center after visiting the Floyd Rankin family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pauline Armitage
Lexington Avenue
J. H. Rankin
E.C. Gentry
Clay Center
Floyd Rankin
Countess Cathcart case draws Davis personal review
Washington February 16 A P says the labor department will have Secretary Davis personally decide the Countess of Cathcart deportation matter rather than the assistant secretary in charge of immigration. If adverse, only appeal would be to the New York district court for writ of habeas corpus, potentially leading to bond and longer litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A.P
Labor Department
Countess of Cathcart
Davis
Department
District Court
New York
A. P
Curran
Vera
Cathcart
Ellis Island
Coolidge
TO HAVE A SECRETARY FOR GIRL RESERVES
Miss Florence Store of Winfield was chosen secretary for the Girl Reserves, a high school YWCA group. Miss Pearl Carpenter of Lawrence High School announced the plan at Wichita on January 27. Stone will begin duties September 171926, to travel among chapters. Kansas ranks high in state Girl Reserve presence with 200 of 900 in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl ‘Carpenter
Lawrence
Wichita
Florence Store
Winfield
Miss Stone
State of
Kansas
United States
Miss Carpenter
Resort to Personalities in Ellis Island Case
New York dispatch reports the Countess of Cathcart at Ellis Island awaiting a Washington decision on exclusion while the Earl of Crayden is in Montreal. The couple exchange insults with the Countess calling him a coward and the Earl claiming she came over as publicity. Lady Craven in New York blames the Countess for dragging her and her ideals down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Countess of Cathcart
Ellis Island
Washington
Earl of Cray
Montreal
Craven
Bergdoll Held on Morality Charges in Baden Case
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the Philadelphia draft evader, has been ordered held after a hearing in Baden found at least one allegation involving a girl could be proven. Baden’s attorney general is probing other serious accusations involving underage girls and boys. Also reported are a Holstein cow in the Hutchinson reform school herd setting production records with 19,536 pounds of milk and 566.3 pounds of butter fat in 305 days, and three Ellinwood boys in Lyons reporting a hydrogen balloon discovery in Ohio prior to January 28 referencing a Columbus Grove report from June last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huutchinson
Ohio
Lyons
Columbus Grove
Army Bill Passes House In Major Appropriation
Washington Feb 16 The department appropriation bill totaling 339 million 500 thousand dollars was passed today by the House advancing military and federal agency funding amid debate over defense and national programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Department
Local residents socialize and visit in Kaw Valley area
Kaw Valley residents Wm Saunders Bill Saunders and Glen Kieper spent Tuesday evening at the Chris Schaake home. Mrs Kerr of Charlotte NC visited Mr and Mrs Carl Perkins and family last week. Don Westheffer spent Monday in Leavenworth with his father Eli Westheffer who is recovering. Eli Westheffer hopes to return home soon as weather settles. Mr and Mrs J H Gorel are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sarah C. Rhodes
Lawrence
C. B.castle
Eimeneyh
Ralph Davis
Pleasant Hour Club
L. Bigsby
L. M. Walters
Don Westheffer
F. G. Hughes
Ray
Ogden
Eudora
Geo. Rothberger
Simon
Gertrude
Katherine
Farmland
Albert Grosdidier
George Grosdider
Martha ‘Schehrer
Louis Stewald
Chester Mitchell
Michael Schutz
Clem” Zillner
Heizman
Franklin
John Ott
P. C. Ogden
Margaret Roberta
Sibley
Wm. Stadler
Edna Sommers
Lloyd Bigsby
Frank Kennedy
Lawrence Kennedy
John Moody
Bert Mitchell
Chester
Oliver Schutz
Lake View
C. E.sheldon
Eugene McCabrin
Frank Sommers
Emma Schehrer
Roscoe
Martha Schehrer
James McCabrin
Madora
Valley
Mary Moody
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
J. D. Adams
Cecile Mitchell
Carl Mitchell
John Strong
Baldwin
Martha Scherer
John Mitchell
Irene Witt
Haein
Otto Copy
Readin
Dotis Davis
Teddy
Ethelbert Oil
John White
Victrola
Betsy
Dahlene Copp
Charles Mitchell
Columbia
Doris Davis
Laura Alsida
Perkins
Charles Luppen
George White
Dolly
Grage
Steele
Laura Aleida Perkins
Grandma
Roberta Copp
Emison Ott
Tom
Chris Schaake
Wm. Saunders
Roy Gox
Henry Stewald
Wm.Altenbernd
Glenn Kiefer
Bill Saunders
R. E. Nicholson
Florida
Miss Ora
Kansas
Albert ‘Grosdidier
Haskell
St. “Mary’s’ Basketball Game In Lawrence Last Week; Two of Mr. ‘Grosdidier
Edward
Henry
St. Mary’s
Lydia Hughes
Myrtle Walters
Ray Walters
CG. A
Kaw Valley
J.C Saunders
Mildred
Clarence Davis
Julia Gilmore
Gertrude Gilmore
Gilmore
Otto
Altenbernd
Conrad Altenbernd
Don Wextheffer
Ray Ogden
Margaret
Don, Jr
Cecile, Chas
John
Paul Gurwell
Humboldt
C. L. Fuller
George Lothholz
Aliss
Anna Lothholz
Henrietta Schubert
Mrs. C
Hughes
Joé
Davis
Albert
Maxine
Leonard
Lena
Vada
Pleasant Valley
J. H. Corel
George Dunkley
Alfred “Weber
Chas
Corél
Mary Allen
Albert, Doerr
Noble Grand Club
A. M. Hughes
Mildred Saunders
C. A. Perkins
Clarence
Johnny
Mary Davis
J.C. Saunders
Leo Applegate
Glen Kieper
Chris. 'Schaake
Graham ‘Kerr
Charlotte
North Carolina
Are
Carl Perkins
Leavenworth
Eli Westheffer
Sty
J. H. Gorel
Professor Albert Fitch to Speak at Carleton Club Smoker
Albert Parker Fitch professor of history of religion at Carleton College Northfield Minnesota will speak at the university club smoker on campus this week according to announcements from the English department and student activities office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Parker Fitch
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Will. Be
University smoker guest and speaker announced
A smoker event at the University clubs is set for Friday evening at 8 o clock with a guest and speaker expected to attend.
Be sure and hear Evangelist Vaught tonight at Free Methodist Church
Local readers are urged to attend an evangelistic event led by Evangelist Vaught tonight at the Free Methodist Church. The gathering promises inspirational preaching and singing, inviting all residents to participate in the service.
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University of Kansas Glee Club
Life Insurance
Higgins
Te Speaker
P.T.A
Samuel P. Moore
Rankin’s Drug Store
1101
Mass
Secretary of Labor
Eberhart
Joh Ott, Jr
Will Stodler
Grace Kiefer
Cus
Martin ‘Breithaupt
Clearfield
Arthur, Schutz
Kennethy
Laks View
J. H
Wwill
Hergdoll
ELKS
Hartig
Reatz
Eesvieseees- Taek
Houk
Gustafson
Seyenback MacFarland
Hetzel Olpetecees
McFarland
Phillips
Eply
Reed
Barteldes
Newby
Seyenback
Shimmon Elliott
Studebaker
Lawrence Buick Co
Buick 402
Raw Valley
Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Station
ST Paul
Excelsior Springs
Ottumwa
Davenport
Clinton
Savanna
Freeport
J. M.allen
Tes S. Akard Sr
Dallas
Texas
Oteumway
Excelsior
Springs
HS. Zane
Kennedy Bidge
Tulsa
E. G. Woodward
Gen
Walnut St
Victor
Puget Sound
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