Kappa Alpha Theta Banquet Marks 39th Founders Day
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority held its 39th Founders Day banquet at Miss Janet Wheeler’s home with sixty guests at a long decorated table. Miss Anna Harrison announced her engagement to Lew is Frederick Nelson of Kansas City, while Miss Kate Riggs presided as toastmistress.
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Kappa Alpha Theta
Janet Wheeler
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Kate Riggs
Cargill
Anna Harrison
Topeka
Grace Poff
Nellie Beatty
Lawrence
Jessie Baldridge
Gale Gossett
Kar University
Columbia Univer
New York City
Fet
Ble J
Phi Beta Kappa
Isun
Kansas City City
Kansas Weather Summary From January Report
Chicago dispatch reports weather indications for Kansas with rain or snow and a fall in temperature tonight followed by Friday clearing and colder in the east portion. University of Kansas furnishes daily weather data including temperatures, wind, precipitation inches, and miles of wind in two hours.
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Chicago
Kansas
University of Kansas
Bipmat
Ropes Required in Hotels to Meet Fire Law
Lawrence hotel owners rush to install window ropes and fixed lines as state fire code mandates rope and chain in every second floor room and higher. Police arrest C L Wilson for alleged whisky sales after a warrant led to a search and his later arrest.
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Reinisch
Lawrence
I. Wilson
C. L. Wilson
Wilson
Ain
Y M C A Camp Plans Discussed for Kansas Boys
The county court reports Arthur Johnson fined 50 cents for trespass on the railroads after boarding a freight. The Y M C A state convention will decide on a summer encampment for boys with 17 associations attending. Potential sites include near Maple Hill west of Topeka Newton and near Fort Scott, about 50 to 60 miles from participating towns. Kansas would be the only state without a yearly boys camp.
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Y. M
Duys
Maple Hill
Topeka
Newton
Fort Scott
Lawrence
Kansas
Union
Havenhill Fined One Dollar in City Firearms Case
In a Wednesday afternoon police court Prof Havenhill was fined one dollar plus costs for discharging firearms within city limits. He shot a dog owned by Mr Gleed on South Massachusetts Street, claiming the dog was mad, but the judge ruled the city ordinance violated and ordered the minimum fine paid.
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Prof
Havenhill
Gleed
Massachusetts
Haverhillesia
MassportLow's Revital Tonight at Fraser Hall Night event
The advertisement notes MassportLow's Revital at Fraser Hall tonight with a record challenge. It mentions the A. G. U. W. handling a late Dorward family payment of 32 and references Hackbarth, M. W. J. O. Pickens, Rec. The fragment ends with an invitation to try Salted Almonds at Wiedemann's.
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MassportLow
Fraser Hall
W. B Dorward
W.B. Dorward
Wiedemann’s
Spring Hats in March Styles Shape City News
A Wichita election on February 2 sparks interest as lawmakers push for amendments to the cammis plan of government. The piece notes Governor Stubbs urging swift passage so cities can discuss changes ahead of elections, while detailing local cultural notes, recitals, social events, and public notices. The varied items include recitals by Miss Wiedemann and Miss Cottlow, a Unitarian supper, a wary tale of two Lawrence women, and small spring millinery trends predicting tiny bonnets and black as the prevailing color.
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Joo. Stubbs
Goveror Stubbs
Kansas
Wichita
Senate
House
Miss Mossler
Miss Miller
Miss Wents
Nan McClelland
Lueille Eliott
Boxner
Kathryn Lane
Elizabeth Pembroke
Jennie Purdy
Mary Palmer
Ilepe Robinson
Josephine Stimpson
Jennie Elliott
Ibe & R
Paintings On View Next Tuesday At Local Home
Notices mention artworks arriving and available for viewing next Tuesday. A January bloom of snow drops at 1135 Tennessee Street is noted as a unique occurrence. Illness reports include Dr A J Anderson at his Vermont Street home with Dr John Quiland visiting from Kansas City for the case. An insurance and real estate office on 744 Mass offers city and farm properties with 5 percent loans. Billiken card advertised at Boughton’s, 1025 Mass Street.
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R. T. Crew
Tennessee Street
Anderson
A. J. Anderson
Vermont Street
John Quiland
Kansas City
Mass, Bt
Br.m Morrison
Reform bill targets buying votes at polls
Senate in Topeka considers a reform measure by Senator T A Milton making it illegal to hire pay or promise value to any person to influence registration or voting. Violations carry up to 1000 fine and one year jail. The bill also punishes supporters who accompany a candidate to polling places.
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Senate
Topeka
T. A. Milton
Wyandotte
Watt
Embroideries and Insertions Offered at Low Prices
A retailer urges customers to decide quickly, presenting 2000 yards of Embroideries and Insertions priced for a loss to the manufacturer. Additional lots include 3000 yards retailing 14 to 20 cents per yard and 3000 yards at 20 and 25 cents per yard.
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Wade
Wichita market plan debated in Topeka session
A proposed city market system for towns of 10 000 population would require markets in Wichita and Topeka area cities if enacted by law. The bill would establish market places, appoint a market superintendent, and empower gardeners to run sales. The council and surveyor would oversee enforcement as law violations arise.
Personal visitors in Kansas City and surrounding towns
A series of brief notices lists residents and visitors in Kansas City and nearby areas. Names include Homer Connelly and Mrs. Charles Coates visiting Kansas City today, Miss Minnie Walters, Fred Taylor, QO. W. Murphy, Mrs. O. J. Lee, Charlie Duncan of Topeka, Miss Luella Cooper, W. G. Gilmore, W. N. Gilmore, Mrs. A. P. Hults, Mrs. A. C. Mitchell, Hugh Birsir, Miss Anna Harrison, Miss Bertha Zimmerman, Mrs. Chadwick, Mrs. C. F. Tripp, Mrs. C. D. Trickner, Pon Kimball, Mrs. Ernest Cooper, Miss May Watson, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Florence Phillips, Keith Clevenger, Arthur Seddon, Marshal Carmean, Samuel Clarke, J. W. Green, J. Harley, W. E B. Higgins, and others. The notes mention travel to Topeka, Salina, Abilene, and Parson’s, attendance at banquets and meetings, and a funeral.
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Homer Connelly
Kansas City
Charles Coates
Minnie Walters
Fred. Taylor
W. Murphy
O. J. Lee
Charlie Duncan
Topeka
Luella Cooper
Salina
Kansas
W. G. Gilmore
W. N. Gilmore
A. P. Hults
A. C. Mitchell
Hugh Blsir
Anna Harrison
Bertha Zimmerman
Chadwick
C. F. Tripp
C. D. Trickner
Butchinson
Pon Kimball
Parsons
Phi Gamma’ Delta
Ernest Cooper
May Watson
Harry Wilson
City
Florence Phillips
Abilene
Keith Clevenger
Arthur Seddon
State Bar Association
Marshal Carmean
Howe Cron Paula
Mr. Carmean
Samuel Clarke
the Palladian
Washington, Kans
Charles W
Sattlaw
Fraser Hall
Ars
Mis. S
Y M C A Convention program promises strong sessions
George F. Lerigo states the Topeka Y M C A convention held February 4 to 7 will be among the strongest in Kansas association history. Dr Howard Agnew Johnston, recently of New York, speaks with power on personal evangelism. Topeka Ministerial Union praises his December Topeka addresses and recommends him to Lawrence ministers.
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George F. Lerigo
Y. M. CA
Tope
Association
Kansas
Lawrence
Howard Agnew Johnston
New York City
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Young Men’s Christian Associa[tion
Associa‘tion Wasi
Ministerial Union
Npon
Church of
Ministerial Union of
A Boost for Barber at Topeka Tuberculosis Congress
University instructor Prof Barber travels to Topeka to speak at a tuberculosis exhibit linked to the Philadelphia congress. He gained fame for a joint paper with Drs Webb and Williams of Colorado Springs on animal immunization experiments using escalating bacilli counts, with praise from Collier's Weekly and the Topeka Journal.
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Topeka
Barber
Philadelphia
Webb and
Williams
Colorado Springs
Collier's Weekly
Webb and Williams
University of }Angus
Barker
Topeka Journal
Medical Hall of Fame
Rock Thrown at Train Window Shocks Passengers
Passengers on the Southern Kansas branch last night were frightened when a large rock was thrown at a train window as it traveled toward Baldwin. No injuries were reported. Sheriff Banning investigated while on the train and found no clue who threw the rock.
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Southern
Banaas
Southern Kansas
India
Sheriff Banning
Baldwin
Roel
Interracial Marriage Ban Proposal In Topeka
A Kansas House bill introduced by Representative WSP Lambertsen would prohibit marriages between whites and blacks or yellows including mixed blood. Penalties mirror existing laws for bans on close relations, aiming to stop interracial unions. Nearby notes report city laws against chickens wandering, with annual enforcement by police during spring.
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Topeka
WSP
Lambertsen
Brown County
Neat compliment to Hillis at Wednesday prayer meeting
The chuvelus that held Wednesday night prayer meetings paid a neat compliment to Dr. Newell Dwight Tillis who delivered a lecture at Fraternal Aid Mall. They closed prayer meetings early so ministers and congregations could attend the lecture. Valentine Post Cards, also Linen, are on display at Bayles 724 Mass St.
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Hillis
Newell Dwight Tillis
Farewell, Low Rates End Two-Cent Fare Era
Public note announces the end of the two cent fare for Lawrence to Kansas City. Today is the last day for the special rate, with tickets purchased by midnight valid for later return. The story blends transit fare politics with local events and amusements, including Adelaide Thurston and Topeka medical news.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas
Valie
Miss Gottlow Recital Tonight at Fraser Hall
Fragmented notice lists Miss Gottlow recital details at Fraser Hall and various local ads for books, drugstore sales, and Valentines. Mentions James Gill North Lawrence Stock Yards Bell phone, February magazines, and Boyles 725 Mass.
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Miss Cottlow
Fraser Hall
Miss Gottlow
James Gill
North Lawrence
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Lawrence Y. M. C. A
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AW A Stubbs
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Opera House
Mass
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Marjorie Nethercut
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Adily
Tages
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Frank E. Coffman
Lawrence, Kang
Independence
Amelia Feil
Kansas City Star
Mrs. Litt
Florence
Robert Elston
W. L. Douglas
Abe Woltwon’s
Raymonds
Sporting Goods
Smith’s News Depot
A.d.weaver
Jadaca Meas
Hoadley
Home Bank Co
Street
Childrens and Infants
Childrens School
Redfern
Ners
Innes,Bullene & Hackman
Tia Eae
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Lanwrrner
Trelicemmay
Wiehita
Twili County
Ut Equity
Olace
Mike
Nestor
Delighetwl
Adelaide
Thurston
Elise Surcess
Boweowek Cera House
Thorsshi Sbowary
Kenner
le. Kenner
Yooganosie
Keorire
Yopeka
Ife
Abeham Lincoln
Mae Oerasian
McCulloet’s
Ome Book Co
Raymond's
Osfords
Even Money
Faxon- Newman
Abrahare
Douglas Quinty
Kane
Enero
Russell-Lane
J. B. Hale
Stone & Co
Bell Brothers Piano Co
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