KU geologists climb mountains near Garden Park
University of Kansas geology students accompanied Prof and Mrs W He Schoene for field work at Garden Park near Canon City Colorado. They report strong appetites and fatigue from strenuous climbs as they map ecological features and plan further crossings toward Pike's Peak Cripple Creek Phantom Canyon and Garden Park area.
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W. He Schoene
Garden Park
Canyon City
Colorade
Kenneth Lande
Oread
Garden
David Delo
Clarence
Munns
J.hefiy
Garvin
Everett Stidham
Dop- Benson
M. C. Robserts
Harry Ms
Pike's Peak
Flor Lake
Petrie
Cripple Creek
Phantom Canyon
Ni Ogut Park
Old Roman Days Back At Fraser Chapel
Classical performances drew good crowds at Fraser chapel last night with two plays and a pantomime of a wedding. Acted by Henni Classical formations, the show featured colorful costumes, statues lit with colored lights, and accessible storytelling in English.
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Ay Fraser Chapel
False report of Byrd landing near Paris spurs flare action
Paris dispatch reports a false last night claim that Commander Byrd landed at Issy Moulineaux. Officials at Le Bourget accepted the tip via a sub prefect and telephone, with reporters present, before the error was disproved. Fans and officials briefly believed the landing, causing lights at Havre to be kept alight until corrected.
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Paris
Thej
Byrd
Issy
Moulineaux
le Boureet
Muda
le Bourget
Strete-Generale
London
Scotland Yard
Renvoise
J Aviation
America
Gibbons
Rodman Wanapiaker
Tssy
Natal
Havre
Dusy
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka and Osage
Murphy ces for EL A tr hy died at the age of seven in Topeka yesterday. Services were held at Potwin Presbyterian Church at 2 o clock this afternoon. He was the father of three Lawrence Murphys and the husband of Mrs Murphy of Topeka. E. Al Murphy, son of Rev. E. D. Murphy of New York, was born in Me. Bridget McBride, 82, died last night at the home of her daughter Mrs Seaman in Kansas City. Services at St Johns Catholic Church led by Rev. Father Fitzgerald with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. No flowers. Street. Si ized Ejlsworthy University alum secretary went to Kansas City.
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Murphy Ces
EL & A
Tr Hy
Topeka
Potwin Presbyterian
Lawrence
Murphy
Bridget McBride
Seaman
Massachusetts
St. Johns Catholic Church
Father Fitzgerald
Oak Hill
Wren Flouy
Ejlsworthy University Alum- ES Retary
Kansga City
Hultz Cleared In Liquor Possession Case
A. Hultz was found not guilty of possessing intoxicating liquor in police court. Judge Daugherty ruled that evidence did not prove the liquid was alcohol. Police had testified five bottles were found at the house, including two containing alcohol and others with water or dangerous chemicals.
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A. Hultz
Juidge Daugherty
Polige Court
H. L. Burger
Personal notes as Altadena visitors travel to New York
Individuals from Altadena including Mr and Mrs Popenoe and two sons journeyed to New York where Mr Popenoe is to lecture on eugenics at Columbia University. They were met by cousin Mrs Clarence Hall. Popenoe, former Eugenics Magazine editor, also has ties to date palm industry and has written Date Growing. Various local residents are listed with travel plans and social visits.
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Altadena
S.popenee
Lawrence
New York
Papena
Ayere
Clarence $. Hall
Popenoe
Coachella
Cal
Imperial Valley
E. E. Engel
Clark Codntry
Bil” Bruton
Kerring
Monett
Emil Boren
Mary Reb
Salina
J.B. Jensen
Edwin O'Neill
Bartiles
C. B. Decker
George Sheen
Park Cuty
Utah
Mabel Sheen
Mi Littell
Is “Roy
George Ringle
Sco Ev Mo Saa
Five Card Games Made Illegal in Condon Oregon
Condon Oregon June 39 AP five card games banned by city fathers. A law prohibits all five card games while other games are permitted. The move follows complaints of gambling in the town.
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Condon
Oregon
Ore
UPI
Wirhe
Girl Swimmer Rescued Near Norfolk Cape
A five year old Maryland girl attempting a mile swim between Virginia capes was rescued by her accompanying attendant about half a mile from her destination to avoid the tide dragging her into the Atlantic. Federal warrants for Walter Cravens of Kansas City were dismissed after receipt of the indictment copy.
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Norfolk
Ruth Kitchen
Virginia Capes
Sant i
Atlantic
Cravens Kansas City
Daly
Walter Cravens
Kansas City Jott Stock Land Bank
Breaks in Heat Wave Shine in Nation
Chicago reports a respite as a heat wave breaks after 48 hours of record heat that claimed many lives. In Detroit a judge set September 12 as the trial date for Aaron Sapiro libel suit against Henry Ford and the Dearborn Independent. Parker Stanley, 30, of Dallas, Texas, dies in Independence hospital. physicians cite alcoholic poisoning as the likely cause.
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Chicago
Ford
Detroit
M. Raymond
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Independence
Kans
Parker Stanley
Dallas
Texas
Welock
Machinery to turn Cottonwood Logs Into Excelsior
Excelsior manufacture begins at North Lawrence Kansas plant with saws shredders and conveyors installed. Charles Smelser from the machinery firm adjusts settings as JW O'Leary oversees operations from New York City. Production expected next week focusing on excelsior with two 10 hour shifts and a capacity of 100 tons per eight hours.
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Excelsior
Kansas
Lawreuce Factory
Excelsir
Oskaloosa Notes On Meetings And Family News
Oskaloosa community items report club meetings at the high school auditorium with J to f Clover in charge, a family departure to Mexico, a county health project, and visitors from Montana and Kansas. Local church events feature a flower service, lectures on Palestine and Flowers, and a pastor’s sermon. Social gatherings include picnics, dinners, and a July 17 rally at Valley Falls with Dr. McFarden as speaker.
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Oskaloosa Phaltry Club
J'tof. Clover
Cole
Bob
Date
Mexico Ma
Mgr. Coleman
Anderson
Charles Smith
Bullie, Mont
Jacquemin
B. P
Pavis
M. W. Smith
Nellie Pennington
Palestine
J. W. Roberts
John Roberts
Tebben
Vrooman
Los Angeles
Briners Grove
Eli Briner Horth
Coletoan
A. Smith
Cote
Atchison
Reai
Charles Dorkhorn
Ann
George Sharp
Feather
Kircher
Friends
Jack Mavity
Valley Falls
McFarden
First Church of
Topeka
Sorciety
Tom Davis
E. B. Slade
Jesson
Horace. Phinney
West Indies
Philippines
Bene Dellinger
Topeka and area notes mix with social updates
Hal plays accompaniment as sessions close with refreshments served by Mrs Tom Davis Abs Dellinger and Mrs Shull. Sadie Anderson of Perry visits her property then heads to Grandla Kayjs to see brother George. Curtis Patrick and Helen Caleman attend snapping. J H Nichols and son Mark visit. Clyde Brooks from Valley Falls helps with Necker house project. Nortonville’s Fowler teaches expression in sister Stebbins home Wednesday. Rev T H Nichols of Wallsville visits to watch Everett and James Joffs. Caddie Johnson injures hip crossing street taken to Christ’s hospital.
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Hal
Tom Davis
Dellinger
Shull
Amfiss Sadie v Anderson
Perry
Grendla
Kayjs
George
Curtis Patrick
Migs
Helen Caleman
Topeka
J. H. Nichols
Sheir
Mark
Clyde’ Brooks
Valley Falls
Dudge Deckers
Brooks
Necker Houses
Ss Oceala
Fodler
Nortonville
Stebbins
T. HW. Nichols
Wallsville
Everett
James
Kansas cigarette stamp revenue tops one hundred thousand
AP reports Kansas first month cigarette stamp sales exceed $100,000 with total June revenue near $120,000 and about $150,000 already paid to 105 counties for dealers licenses. White estimates year one tax revenue could reach $700,000 to $1.3 million depending on July stamp use and dealer stocks.
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Topeka
Kansas
Carl RB. White
Kar Wis
White
Bird of
Open New Station at Nineteenth and Massachusetts
Folck and Borer announce an opening celebration for their newly completed service station at Nineteenth and Massachusetts streets. Tomorrow and Sunday attendees receive chocolates with five gallons purchased. ten gallons earns a chassis lubrication coupon plus chocolates. Children get Jolly-Tons. The station will distribute Long Oil company products General Tires and Philco batteries and will maintain a wash rack.
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Folck Sand Borer
Folck and Borer
Nineteenth
Massachusetts Streets
Long Oil Company
General Tires
Philco
Lawrence City Passes Water Rates Ordinance Reading
Local commission conducted a routine meeting with water rate discussions and minor business. A minstrel show by T. P. O. L. lodge members drew good attendance at Woodland Park, while teachers began examinations at the courthouse and Kaneat State teachers college counts eighty postgraduate students this summer. A culvert on federal highway 733 near Louisiana Street was dynamited and a new culvert installed nearby. The State Board of Regents will meet in Topeka with Chancellor E. H. Lindley likely in attendance as part of a scheduling notice.
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Lawrence
Woodland Park
William Hughes
Henry Leisy
Kaneat State Teachers College of
Pittsburg
Louisiana Street
State Board of Regents
Topeka
E. H. Lindley
Board of Regents
New Rug Cleaning Department Opens in New York City Firm
A rug cleaning department opened by New York Cleaners operates in a dedicated building at 924 New Hampshire Street. Rugs are vacuum dried, soaked in softened water, scrubbed electrically, and dried on the roof for four hours with hot air, then waxed and resized before storage.
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New York
Overparking, Fred Ewing in Police Court This Morning
Fred Ewing paid overparking fine in police court this morning. The notice, advertising Purification products, urged readers to purify the system with Calotabs claiming health benefits. The ad copy promotes a family package and directions, available at drugstores.
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Fred Ewing
Nature
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Saec Hide
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