Fear Of Second Snow Slide In Sap Gulch
Fear of another snow slide in Sap Gulch expressed by Utah-Delaware Mining officials in Bingham Utah after a recent slide. Heat rising threatens loosened snow and thousands of tons could roll into the main canyon. Sanities on duty fired shotguns at movement while miners continue digging for yesterday's disaster bodies. Two bodies recovered today. twelve injured expected to survive.
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Bingham
Utah
Sap
Utah-Delaware Mining Company
Bingham General Hospital
KFKU Program Tonight at WERT Broadcast
The Kansas university station WERT will air a Kansas program tonight starting at 7:20 p.m. Miss Gladys Bates from the department of orientation opens with The Appeal of the Poster, followed by musical numbers and fine arts selections by Alice Fearing soprano and Virginia Arnold pianist at 7:40 p.m. Major LR Cygon discusses Military Training at Kan fag. At 7:50 p.m. Radio halletia presents campus news. The night closes with 8:00 p.m. Senior Recital by Miss Fisher Ott, soprano, in the Auditorium of the central building.
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Kansas
Gladys -Bate
Department of
Orien
Pressonia
the & of Fine Arts
Alice Fearing
Virginia ‘Arnold
Cygon
Kanfag
Universit
Radio Halletia
Fisther Ott
On Tral
Ad. Luilding
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and California
W H W Chute former Lawrence resident dies in Los Angeles influenza his wife dies the next day they leave an 11 year old son Chute lived on 28 Tennessee street in Lawrence worked as a cash boy at Weaver store later with Wield Vargis University bookstore and in Kansas City Topeka he founded a $100000 window shade company in California Augusta Vi Leigh mother of Letza Leigh dies in Columbia Indiana while visiting relatives body to Lawrence for burial Letza widow of James Leigh survived by Ernest Leigh Payette Thahe Alva Tear Criss Topeka and Jomer Leigh Topeka
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W. HW. Chute
W.W. Chute
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Calif
Augusta V. Leigh
Vi Leigh
Augusta Vi Leigh
Columbia
Ind
Chere
Letza. Was
James Leigh
Topeka
Rozides
Gv Leigh
Liawrenes
Ernest Leigh
Payetto
Thahe
Alva
Tear
Bowring Burial Planned Near Lona Star Church
Mrs Maryne Bowring died Tuesday evening at her home two and a half miles north of Lona Star. Funeral service set for Friday morning at 11 o clock at Washington Creek church with interment in Washington Creek cemetery.
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Maryne Bowring
Martha Jane Battie Rites Planned at Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Martha Jane Battie aged years will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 from the Rumsey funeral home. She died at her daughter's home Mrs A T Gully, 21 East Eleventh street centerday evening at 7 25. Burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Martha Jane Battie
A. TR. Gully
East Eleventh Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bukharin cites drunkenness among Soviet Young Communists
At the Kremlin congress N S Bukharin said inquiries into the Young Communist League show 25 to 30 percent of members are confirmed drunkards. He warned that less stable elements display anarchistic tendencies and hoolian behavior at a disturbing rate.
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Moscow
A. P.J
Communist Party
Kremlin
N. T. Bukharin
Soviet Russia
Commuunist League
Five patients treated at ENT clinic yesterday afternoon
An ear, nose and throat clinic saw five patients attended yesterday afternoon. The brief item notes the attendance and records no further details.
This Week's Events and Games Schedule
The week features a Wednesday recital at Robinson gyn plus Seka Institute of Religious Workers. Thursday shows K U versus M U in a dual track meet in Kansas City. Friday hosts State vs Myler, WK Ul against Oklahoma, Aggies in Stillwater, and Lawrence versus Manhattan high with junior highs Leavenworth clash. Saturday lists county school boards meeting and K I versus Oklahoma in Norman.
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K.U
M.U
Meesas City
State
Myler
Oklahoma
Aggies
Stillwater
Lawrence
Manhattan High
Heres Junior High
Leavenworth
Countyhouse
K. 1
Norman
Degrees Granted At Kansas University Faculty Meeting
A group of thirty students at the University of Kansas received Bachelor of Science degrees in Medicine during a recent faculty meeting. Thirteen men and seventeen women earned the degrees, with names including Arthur Grover Ames, Cliffin, Harry A. Bailey, Mary Marguerite Clarke, Myrtle DeFever, Pauline Mary DeWoody, Anna P. Esau, Bessie Edna Ferguson, and many others from Lawrence, Topeka, Olathe, and Kansas City among the graduates.
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University of
McPherson
Bessie Edna Ferguson
Salina
Phillip’ Calgan Ferguson
Wellington
Dorothy Mae George
Topeka
Beulah Quinn Cowell
Lawrence
Frances Sabina -Hutchinson
Richmond
Frank Robert Isenhart
Osawatomie
Mary Louise Jones
Dora Belt
Osage
David Gentry McCreath
Mary Eliza Muesse
Independence
Archibald Beatty Oliver
Joseph Stanley Pennell
Memorial planned for blind hymn writer Fanny Crosby
Dr S Parkes Cadman leads Federal Council of Churches effort to honor Fanny Crosby on her birthday March 28. A Boston woman has drafted a life pageant for Sunday Schools. Critics note Crosby died poor despite prolific hymns and call for a memorial home for the aged at Bridgewater and a birthday observance to keep her memory alive.
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Chicago
Fed
A.P
Fanny Crosby
S. Parkes Cadman
Federal
Council of Churches of Christ
Elizabeth Daten
Boston
Panny Crosby
K. C. C. Marshall
Bridgeport
Conn
Jesus
Fanny Cresby
Bridgewater
Prayed for Marion as Missourian tops New York show
Coffeyville aunt of Marion Talley says she prayed all night for the singing sensation’s success. Mrs. J M Burkhall of Coffeyville recalls praying as Marion Talley performed in New York. She believed the opera would end at midnight and felt a quiet peace at that hour.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Marion Talley
New
Marion
Eleven Die As Naparima Collides In Port of Spain Harbor
Eleven crew members and disowners aboard the Trinidad government steamer Naparima were killed when it sank after colliding with the Lamport and Holtner Vandyck in Port of Spain harbor yesterday afternoon. The Vandyck, en route to New York from South American ports, remained detained as officials await inquiry results. the rest of Naparima's crew were rescued by nearby fishing boats.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Naparima
Lamport
Holtner Vandyck
Vandyck
New York
Vandycek
Motion for new trial filed in Hupp Hardesty case
Ed Riling, attorney for the defendant, filed a motion for a new trial in district court this morning. The jury had returned a verdict for Ada Hupp, seeking $10,000 in damages from Frank Hardesty and his wife, murderer of her husband, on behalf of her five legitimate children. The motion will be argued before Judge Aleans Moll in coming days.
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Hupp-Hardesty
Ed Riling
Ada Hupp
Frank Hardesty
Aleans E
Letter Took Nine Months to Travel Ten Miles
A rural note contrasts a short physical journey from Smolan to Falun with the long nine month wait for a letter sent between them. The author underscores the delays of mail delivery in a small community.
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Smolan
Falun
KU Men's Glee Club Joins 14 at Intercollegiate Musical
The University of Kansas Men's Glee Club is one of fourteen entrants for the tenth annual Intercollegiate Musical Contest in New York on March 6. Other competitors include Amherst, Columbia, Dartmouth, NYU, Penn State, Yale, Fordham, Princeton, and winners from Midwest New York State New England Ohio State and Southern associations. Benefit events to fund the trip feature a concert in Robinson Gymnasium and a party at F. A. U. Hall on Monday evening after the concert. The club will perform its complete program, marking the last chance for Lawrence residents to see the Missouri Valley Conference champions before they depart for New York.
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University of Kansas
New York
Amherst
Columbia
Dartmouth
New York University
Pennsylvania State College
Yale University
Fordham College
Princeton University
Midwest
New York State
New England
Ohio State
Southern "Association
Robinson Gymnasium
F. A. U. Hall
Lawrence
Denied Early Schooling In Mussolini’s Youth
A 1895 letter from Rosa Martoni Mussolini to the Prefect of Forli asks aid to keep her 12 year old son Benito Mussolini in school. The request is refused. The note cites crop failures and poverty in Predappio as context, recalling praise from the teacher and the family’s financial strain. The 1896 entry bears the word Denied.
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Cremona
Italy
Forli
Benito’ Mussolini
Rosa Martoni Mussolini
Predappio
Rosa
Royal Normal’ School
Miss Gladys Campbell Undergoes Operation After Accident
Miss Gladys Campbell who was injured in an automobile crash near Six Corners Tuesday night underwent surgery at McConnell hospital by Dr Sadler this morning and is reported to be recovering well. She fractured a collar bone in the collision. Dr H W Craig of Baldwin who suffered serious head injuries was somewhat better today but still not out of danger. Dr McConnell added that if no complications arise in the next two days recovery chances remain good.
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Gladys Campbell
Six Corners
McConnell Hospital
Sadler
Campbell
H. W. Craig
Baldwin
McConnell
Army Officer Dies by Own Action at Fort Riley
Captain Walter Buford, a popular Fort Riley officer, was found shot in his quarters by an orderly Wednesday afternoon. Investigations by military authorities and friends failed to reveal a motive for the death by self-inflicted gunshot.
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Junction City
Walter Buford
Fort Riley
Mean Folks Only Give Offense
A terse observation notes that some individuals consistently provoke with cruel conduct, offering little beyond insult and hostility to others. The remark underscores how persistent rudeness erodes dialogue and social harmony.
Few Changes Last Week In University Intramural Standings
The University of Kansas intramural basketball tourney shows little change after the second week. Sigma Nu and Phi Kappa Psi lead their divisions, with Theta Tau and Pi Upsilon atop divisions three and four. Upcoming games Saturday include Phi Chi versus Delta Sigma Pi at 11 am and other matchups through 5 pm.
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University of ‘Kansas
Sigma: Nu
Phi Kappa Psi
Theta Tau
Pi Upsilon
Phi Chi
Delta Sigma Pi
Beta Theta Pi
Delta Sigma Lambda
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Aire Phi Epsilon
Delta Upsilon
Sigma Chi
Pi Kappa Alpha
Alpha Kappa Psi
Phi_ Gamma Delta
Delta
Tau Delta
Sigma Nuu
Tras
Phi ‘Kappan
Alpha Tau Omega
Kappa Sigma
Sigma Alpha Epsi
Sigma Phi Epsilon
TSS Theta- Tau
Alpha Chi Sigma
Kappa Eta Kappa
Phi Delta Chi
Delta Sigma Phi
Phi Beta Pi
Raybourn Club
Alpha Jkappa, Lambda
Scott Club
Chi Delta’ Sigma
Graeber Club
Oan Cosmopolitan
Roach
Sigmia Alpha Aw
Udu
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair
An old time remedy using Sage Tea and Sulphur resurfaces as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores for 75 cents. The ready to use product promises to darken gray hair and leave a soft luster with repeated applications, without revealing evidence of use.
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Wyethe
Wyeth
Breithaupt Community Notes and Local Visits
Residents share updates on kinship work at farms near Hesper and Lawrence. Roy Breithaupt works on a rock crusher project. Mrs Minnie Sturm and Mrs Emma Deckwa visit Lawrence. Illness affects Eddi Grofe near Hesper, with forecast of home return. Local trips include George Breithaupt Jr to Wellsville and Wellsville resident Frye aiding Henry Hausman’s chicken houses.
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Lona Breithaupt
Roy Breithaupt
Hesper
Edd Grofe
Minnie Sturm
Emma Deckwa
Emma
Lawrence
Mike Heitzman
Dortha
Eddi Grofe
George Breithaupt Jr
Wellsville
John. Frye
Henry
Hausman
Henry Deckway
Eudora
Chloa Breithaupt
George Sturm
Deckwa
Robert Zepp
Ben
Kramer
Phillip Meeder
Herman Pooch
Henry Deckwa
Henry Hausman
Emma Breithaupt
Burtle
Eudore
Willem McKinney
Baby
John Roberts
George Brecheisen
and Mirs
Martin Breithaupt
Irene
William Deay
Edd Milburn
W. R. Shannon
Local Social Notes and Visits from Lawrence Area
The report mentions the flu spreading last week at Henry Roche's home. Mrs Geeo Meeder and daughters Cornelia and Bernice shopped in Lawrence on Saturday. Mae Meeder visited Phillip Meeder’s home. Burnle Breithaupt called on William Selzer. Mildred Breithaupt, a high school student in Eudora, spent the weekend with Pete Edelbrock’s family. Mrs John Steffen and Richard visited her parents Edd Milburn on Thursday.
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Henry Deckwa
Phillip ‘Meeder
Gideon Breithaupt
C. W. Ohnstead
Henry Hausman
Clearfield
Eudora High School
Eudora
Wilburn
Dan Sturm
Wesley Deckwa
Paul’ Hausman
David Sturm
Wellsville
Rey
Schurman
John Frye
Fred Aay
Deay
Will Deay
Fred Deay
Clyde Deay
Jimmy
George Schubert
Fadora
Breithaupt
Schubert
Ottawa
John Selzer
Mary Miller
Anna
Martin Breithaupt
Irene
Herman
F. Schendel
Henry Roche
Geeo.Meeder
Cornelia
Bernice
Lawrence
Mae Meeder
Phillip Meeder
Burnle Breithaupt
William Selzer
Mildred Breithaupt
Pete Edelbrock
Evening Star
John Steffen
Richard
Edd Milburn
Nature provides a way by Salt Lake City springs
Snow challenges city departments but Salt Lake City uses water from municipally owned boiling springs to melt storms. The warm springs within the city heat water to about 106 degrees Fahrenheit, carried in tanks to the business district and pumped at high pressure for distribution.
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Salt Lake City
Majic
Snow clears street with steam cloud action
A vivid note describes rapid snow clearing: water with 1380 parts of sulphates per million is sprayed. under high pressure a cloud of steam forms, lifting the snow and freeing the street within hours. Miss Pearl Henderson attends the automobile show in Kansas City last evening.
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Pearl. Henderson
Kansas City
Sulphur Clears Skin Right Up
An advertisement extols Mentho Sulphur for unsightly skin eruptions rash or blotches on face neck arms or body. It promises rapid relief with germ destroying sulfur and claims healing begins on application. Readers are urged to buy Rowles Mentho Sulphur from a druggist and send in a coupon.
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KFKU
University Station
Drunkards
Ioil
Adv
Pennsylvania
Richard P. Grant
Philadelphia
Susquehanna Collieries Company
Kk. In
Crosby
Trinidad Harbor
Senatorial Coal Party
MM. M. Neelys
Wiest
Virginia
Washington
University Glee Club
Mussolini
Miss Campbell
Mappin
F. H. Mappin
Douglas
London
FORD
Eudaly Bros
Victory Garage
Clevenger’ & Allen
Mass
Whitehall Pharmacal Company
Madison’ Avenue
Dept
Fritz Co
OBER
Ober Jr
Kaynee
Boy
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