Dramatic Arts to Present If and Candida at Shubert
The Dramatic Arts department of the state university will stage If and Candida at the Shubert Theatre in Kansas City this Thursday through Saturday. Professor Allen Crafton oversees production. Robert J Calderwood directs If and Jessica Royer directs Candida. Cast includes Brewster Morgan, Callahan, Ballou, and others. Tickets are selling fast to students and Kansas City theatre patrons.
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Dramatic Arts Department
Its
State University
Shubert Theatre
Kansas City
Kansas Players
Dramatic Arts
Allen Crafton
Carties
Canflida
Robert Bellat
Universi
Kansas City Theatre
Shubert
Robert J. Calderwood
Yeatts
Lee Ritimath
Candida
Fessica Royer
Adien Cautton
Plan Benefit Party For Pre School Health Center Support
The Parent-Teacher Associations sponsor a benefit bridge and thimble party in P. A. U. hall Friday at 2 45 PM to fund health examinations at the shanis and follow up work. Women of Lawrence urged to attend and make reservations through Mrs H A Tiedderidge or Mrs W O Hamilton.
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Shanis
Lawrence
H. A. Tiedderidge
Hamilton
Kansas House Debates Compensation Bills And Rescission Resolution
Kansas lawmakers consider a workers compensation bill raising death benefits from 4 000 to 6 009 and a companion measure, while a resolution to rescind approval of federal aid is set for a vote and a constitutional amendment may require two thirds juries in civil and criminal cases. Additional items include liquor violation pleas, a plan to fund memorials and historic sites, oaths of allegiance for teachers, and a move to curb roadside petting parties on highways.
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Lopeka
House
Berrymin
Roads and Highways Committee
Kansas
Getty
Kansas City
Senate
KU Radio Program Promises Noon Broadcast from KFKU
Station KFKU at the University of Kansas will air tomorrow at noon a program featuring Dr Frank Arnold of the School of Religion discussing the Bible, with musical interludes by Conrad McGrew violin Mildred Newby piano and baritone A S Sager. The detailed program lists Rubin, Westell, and O'Huray selections and a guest list of performers.
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KFKU
University of Kansas
Frank
Arnold
School of Religion, Co
Conrad
Holy Land
Frank 8. Arnold
School of Atelizion
Sand
Ausic
School of Fe Arts
Conrad McGrew
Mildral New “Pian Nla
Yevechia Sinniste
Ambatii- Scherze
D‘stilas A.’ Saner
Hatilone
Geoffres O'Huray
Laxey
Westell
Sororities Sing Contest Conflicts With Debate Clash
Inter sorority singing contest and women’s debating clash at Kansas University face schedule overlap tonight. Events move to Liberty Memorial High School auditorium. student activity tickets admit the debate. Virgima Arnold leads the songs, all Mount Oread sororities entering.
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Kanas University
Bint of Liberty’ Memorial High School
Vir-gima_ Arnold
Mount Oread
Praser Hall
T. Iremore
Men's ‘Glee’ Club
Alice Monterieff
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine ‘Arts
UK& Girls
W. H. Catruth
Ko S& U
Tighten Bank Law Bills Passed by Kansas House
Four bills to strengthen Kansas banking law moved from the house to the Senate. Provisions include bank loan limits to officers, 1 percent reserve on demand deposits and 5 percent on time deposits, use of cash and deposits in correspondent banks for reserve, sale of high grade bonds, officer bond filing, higher salaries for the bank commissioner and staff, and a ban on commissions for selling bank notes outside banking. Felony penalties of five to 20 years for violations.
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Topeks
Kans
Kansas
House
Senate
Pradéts
le Banka
Banking Committee
Branc
Gash
Depiosits
Fwite & Yeats
State Bank Commission
Sioner
Roy Lo Bone
Eho
Oni Bank
Shenandoah Dirigible Crash Attributed to Metal Defects
New Haven report quotes Professor George L Clark of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology noting metal defects in the Shenandoah’s structure as the real cause of the crash. Clark cites minute studies in X ray laboratories and says weather did not drive the tragedy.
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New. Haven
Conn
Zanesville
ONO
George ‘L. Clark
Doy
Applied Chemistry
Alashachusetts
New Haven Register
Orl
Ruhs
Clark
Government rests in Daugherty-Miller trial in New York
Federal court in New York where the government rested at 4:05 pm in the Daugherty-Miller case. Witnesses described liberty bonds traced to former attorney general Harry M Daugherty as payments in political matters. Mal S Daugherty testified about bonds and ledger activity and the family history as the court took a pause for defense motions.
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Federal ‘Court
N.Y
Eigt
Al-Low
Knnox
Harry M. Daugherty
Fortier-Cabinet
Jess ‘W. Smith
Harry Daugherty
Hendyman
Bim
Federal Court
New York
Joh Mal Daugherty
Daugherty
Washington
Court House
RUSH
Topeka Senate Passes Insurance Bill Without Dissent
In Topeka Kansas on February 16 the senate advanced to third reading an insurance bill rushed through after a brief debate. The bill, over sixty thousand words on 155 pages, had its third reading and roll call in under twenty minutes following a declaration that the state constitution does negate the reading. The house is slated to debate the measure tomorrow afternoon.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate Today
Chase
Lin Falls
Este Amice
Tor
Ayrshire Cow Sets State Milk Record in Douglas County
An Ayrshire cow from the Conroy and Senna herd topped state records by producing 2969 pounds of milk and 104.8 pounds of butter fat in thirty-one days, milking three times daily. Records were kept by N E Graham. Dairy leaders expect more high yielding cows to boost local farms and the dairy industry, with the State Agricultural College proposing a relief program for dairymen.
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Ayrshire
Conroy
Senna
N. E.graham
Graham
Douglas County
State Agricultural College
Two Talks At South Side Improvement Meeting
H J Smith superintendent opens the program at Hoilo Way Hall Nineteenth and Massachusetts streets Friday at eight p m. He addresses the proposed Lawrence school building program and board finances. Steven Stevenson outlines the city’s finances debts and spending, with graphs showing tax dollars usage to inform residents.
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H. J’. Smith
Steven
South Side Improverment ‘Association
Hoiloway Hall
Ninteenth
Massachusetts Street
South
Law- Tepee
Smith
Board of Education
Lawrence
Stevenson
Kansas cigarette bill heads to governor after favorable reports
Topeka February 16 AP A bill amending the Van De Mark measure to legalize cigarette sales in Kansas by July 4 passed the judiciary committees and is expected to advance through both houses and be signed by the governor. The move would place the measure into the statute book by June, with advertising and licensing details tied to the amendments. In Manhattan, Kansas a separate note recalls the Bath Tub Party with a miniature jade doll bath tub presented to club president IQ Rhine. A radio control bill surfaced in the Senate in Washington on February 46 according to AP.
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Topeka
Hans
APJ
Kansas
Iganate
Fess
Vicor
van de Mark
Manhattan
Kan
Atlanta Cooperative Club
Manhattan Cooperative Club
MM. Rhine
F | Reinhart
K.S
Deaths and Funerals Willis H Day Dies in Winslow
News note: Willis H Day, aged about 70, died yesterday in Winslow Arizona. E G Day reports the death. Willis Day formerly resided in Lawrence for many years and was a member of the Congregational church there. His family is informed of the death.
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Willis H. Day
Wort
E.G
Willis
Winslow
Arizona
Lawrence
Day
Congregational Church
Daye
Pleasant Grove C Pro presents a threesach play at Hopewell and Willow Springs
Pleasant Grove C Pro will present a three-act play at Hopewell school house on Thursday evening February 27 and at Willow Springs school house on Friday February 18 with ten actors in the east cast headed by Samuel Crawford and Robert Post. The report lists a large group of names and roles amid notes on venue and timing. Also mentions Oklahoma City to St Joseph air mail line and a transfer of a federal officer after a name change.
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Pleasant Grove C. Pro
Hopewell School
Willow Springs
Samuel Crawford
ayandpo _ cari Rathrock
Robert Post
Isitor
T “Tarbla Rathrack
Walter Conrad
Ruth
Kermut ‘Foster
Dr Dimmle
Reed
Gordon Tree
John Hers Buz
Choiee
Leonard' Wils
Davis
Ina
Conrad
Bobtie
Florence
Willams
Flo Gray
Huth
Oklahoma
Air Mail
St. Joseph
Tech
Ponca City
Okla
Kengag
Wichita Kane
Fort Worth
Tex
Earthquake Ravages Herzegovina Killing Many in Belgrade
AP reports a devastating earthquake that struck Belgrade and Herzegovina killing 91 people and razing numerous houses. Shocks continued into Sunday with incomplete casualty tallies and widespread damage across the affected area. A Belgrade report notes an aftershock epicenter about 70 miles away as tremors lasted several hours. Professor Bendandi of Faenza cited observations on the seismic event.
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Belgrade
Danhinje
Herzegovina
Faenza
Italy
Bendandi
Observata
Haymond faces arson charge in Nebraska farm fires
Gilbert Haymond and his two sisters own a farm nine miles northeast of Wilson Nebraska. A series of fires last week destroyed the house, barns and other buildings. Haymond is arrested in Lincoln on a third degree arson charge after an investigation by Deputy Fire Marshal Lytle and an inquest. He posted $1000 bond. preliminary hearing set. A guard reported seeing Haymond near the place Thursday night during the fires. Insurance coverage was light compared to losses. Salary details and motives remain unclear. the hearing was held behind closed doors.
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Salina
Kans
Gilbert
Haymond
Wilson
Aisoh
Lincoln
Lytle
G. Ve Percock
Haymonds
Taymond
Emeken
Cuarda
Amparo
Party The Card and Thimble Club Postponed
The Business and Professional Wo club party is shifted from the planned date to tomorrow evening. Miss Ferne Baursfield former president will attend.
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Ferne Baursfield
Miss Grace and Mrs Walter-Cark Attend Eudora Dance
A fragment notes Miss Grace and Mrs Walter-Cark spending yesterday afternoon with Mrs Henry Mathia at Eudora and mentions Mr and Mrs George Pickens My and Mrs Wilbur Sawyer at a Workmen's dance in Ottawa after a few days with Mrs Mis and Mr sand Mrs G Harris.
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Grace
Hazard
Walter
Henry Mathia
Eudora
George Pickens
Six killed as night crash shocks Ridge area
A deadly crash near Ridge resulted in six passengers and an engineer losing their lives. Officials report a violent impact as a car plunged off the road while a check of the passengers and crew showed one man, the engineer, among the dead. Police say the tragedy occurred last night in Washington state.
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Los Angel ‘ St
A. Love
Social and funeral notices from Eudora scene
Eudora reports a social gathering with card games and prizes, lists attendees, and notes health scares. The town also mourns Laraing Mad, a Measles pneumonia death, with a funeral at Holy Family Catholic church and interment in the Catholic cemetery. Community guilds meet to finish telecarpet work, with local residents traveling to Kansas City and Manhattan for events and family visits.
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Smith
Frida
Ing Whey
Gerstenberger
Abs
William
Mertz
Clarence Daugherty
Tor
F._G.Hughes
George
Gary
Iam. Miller
W . ‘A. Garter
And
Voht Moody
Willian Mertz
Cave Daugherty
Adolp Lota Jr
Haves Sheldon
Johnyson
Oscar ‘Taathholz
Johnson
Id -Daushi
Id -Daushi Ber
Ed Mad
Kansas City
Kansas
Holy Family Catholic
G. Hart
Joe Mad
Douglas’ Dwyer
Edgerton
Aller Faust
Daugh
Bac
Dorothy
J Rab
Sommer
Marion
Albert
J. J. Miller
Albert” Borer
Li the
Guild
DM Herbert
London
Advheen
Ayere
Henry Hi Charleget
Willian Hutsman
Augusta
We. Carter
State
Kaw Valley
State Bay Eudora
Lincoln
Henrietta Schubert
Kansas’ City
Edwin
Schubert
Satholig
Lawrence
Marc
Manhattan
Sunday dinner guests and birthday at a Kansas church
The article lists numerous Sunday dinner guests from Baldwin Lawrence and Kansas City including Mrs. Christina Kausig and the Patterson family. It notes a birthday celebration for Miss Zilmner with attendees and a luncheon. The piece mentions local church events, a quarterly conference, and a Mercy Hospital illness.
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John ‘Patterson
Bernice Finley
Law
Louise
Ziesénis
Ben
Faust
Lugille
Walker
Clarence Daughguad
Mre
Eas
Thomas
Amiss ‘Wilda
Tucas-and- Mery
Lucas All
Baldwin
Glora Ran
Vinland
George ‘Schehrer
Joe 'Zillner
Theo
Brown
Belle Wugh
J. Dy
Adams
Tollinying
Sandey
Wlg
Hughes
Nett
Marion
Ee Shelden
Herbert
Lawson
Daughhter Titsie Lovise
Mis
Mya
Sperer
Lasrgon
Otte Dart
Percy-Lagisa
Myre
Mordwes
Eudorain
Schubert
Kenta
Hossi
Rief Miss Inez West on Department Duty
Inez West takes on new duties in the department starting Monday, with a slate of assignments set to go into effect.
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Rief
Inez
Weston Department
Local notices mention Farm Bureau meeting and community events
Miss Alina Laughlin and others spent time with grandparents in Lawrence. Mrs Mary Sturdy attended a Farm Bureau meeting at the Methodist church. People visited Baldwin and Coal Creek, with a Girls and Boys Glee Club event at the high school. Wellsville defeated Vinland girls 18 13 and boys 12 16.
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Alina
E Moleta Laughlin
Lawrence
Gale
Anhgi
A. Andrews
Mary, Sturdy
Farm Bureau
Unayin
Craig
AL ‘Andrews
Vinland
Wellsville
Bos Caine
Willsville
Hoskinsop
Baldwin
Coal Creek
Woodrow Sturdy
Harry Bull
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors and druggists now recommend Colotabs, a purified calomel tablet, to break a cold overnight. Take one at bedtime with water. no salts or nausea. The next morning the cold vanishes and the system is purged, restoring appetite. Family package 85 cents at any drugstore.
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Shubert Theater
Ade
Bill—Frigh & Bert
Johi
The
Carneryans
Miranan Crarion
Fauta
Bator
Haffes el Alechan—Huep
Daavids
Paewl
Robert J. Carlenvand
Archie Real
Crorky Callahan
Razzplol
Max Uit
Paul Parker
Ben Ruseel
Brewstar Morgan
Aris Wrisht
the Danctt
Aline Ebrils
Zaghoola
Dornthea Metiain
Sheik of
Plan Benefit Party
Associated Press
Wallen
Labette County
Judiciary
Paulen
Rovernor
Ie Board
White
Atchison Cognix
Warren
Port Scott
B. Fety
G. Murphy
Momint
Henry Beius
Corane Christine
Carl Muzzy
Asher Tasson
Fred Miller
Serenus Willey
Aree
Otto Unruh
Robinson Gymnasium
Simpson
Wallace County
Wallace
United States
Reese
Lyon
Newkirk Joe Barber
Wt Statistics Bureau of the Board [of Health
Park
Allen County
Anti-Horse
Hegler
Wichita
Kansas Soldiers
Dodge City
Mother Bickerdyke
Ellsworth
State Board of, Administration
Touglas ‘Hudson
John Connélly
Bowron Counts
San Edwards
Marshal
Johniste
Greå
Cristy
K. Ti
Pann
House Banks and Ban Committee
Shenandoah
Cow
Conroy and
T.P. Smith
South Lawrence
Iri Senate
Avas Rought
Sena
Bernias
Pleasant Grove
Copeland
Mexico
Villa ‘Cuastemoc
Taipico
Mexican Gulf
American
International
Mexican Petroleum
Huasteca Vil
Amparos
Petroleum Jawad
Jim Washington
Oary
Kellogs
Penn Mexican Fuel Company
Texas, Petrozene, and Asphalt
Hast Coast Oil. Company
New 'England “Fuel,Oil. Company
Air Service
Ieb
Germany
South America
New -York
George “Robértson
Henry Ford
France
Kiwanis
City Hall
Cbo Francisco
Lynn Hershey
Rece Smith
Ethel
Ridge Omy
Feb
Navy, Department Today
San’ Diego
Corinta
Nicaragua
Kats
Nvideriak
Bellans
Childrem
Santa
Claus
Kiowa
Japan
Lawrence Overland Co
Mare
Merchants ‘National Bank
Rumsey Bros. Funeral
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