KU Chancellor Delays Appointments to Education Arts Deans
Chancellor Frank Strong of the University of Kansas returned from a trip with the Board of Administration where he discussed new deans for the School of Education and the School of Fine Arts. He said no appointments had been made yet and telephoned Chicago for decisions, but no agreement was reached and a definite decision date could not be given.
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Frank Strong
University of Kansas
Chien
Do Selvet Diwa
Universi
School of Education
School of Pine Arts
Qvith
Sinto
Neami
Chicago
World Net
Capper Removes Botien Topedga and Others
Botkin warden at Leavenworth is suspended amid investigation into alleged neglect and misconduct. Governor orders immediate relief pending committee review with the outcome to depend on fair deliberation and evidence.
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Botkin
Topedga
Kaan
Daly
Ber
Whoiernar O
Baisas
Ah Op
Prise
Leavenworth
Eleuges
Ly i. Jones
Nedimel Yas
Ahaty
Geo
Markets Report From Associated Press Kansas City
Market report from Associated Press notes steady trading across commodities and stocks with cautious investor sentiment. Prices for key staples show minor fluctuations as traders await economic indicators and corporate earnings releases.
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Associated Press Market Report
Kansas
Ily
Keevipts
Ouackel Steady
Blaynut
Market Wrap and Local Notices From Lawrence Journal World
The page shows commodity prices and receipts for calves cattle hogs and wheat with figures such as July and Sept wheat bids and hog receipts. It includes a note that Chicago style markets are strong and prices like 7.60 to 87.80 for calves and hogs around 21.00 with lard bids for July and September. It also mentions Baumett and daughter visiting Kansas City and a Lawrence House under new management offering dinners at 25 cents and photography by Squires with Eva Jemaiek planning a summer stay from Pratt Kansas.
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Vasil
Beale
Chewoo
TCA
Lawrence Bonne
Ani
Doc Dailey
Lawrence’ House
Athens Council Fraternal Aid Union Initiation Tonight
Merchants and Farmers Association proud of recent member gains for the Fraternal Aid Union. Athens hosts the headquarters with high confidence in Lawrence as permanent head. A dance and refreshments follow the initiation at the big hall, Squires Studio notes.
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Athens Council
Merchants & Farners Association
Fraternal Aid Union
Merchants & Farmers Association
Lauwrener
Parmanent
Athens
Supreme Lodge Wilivle
Pasad
Squires
Stuelio
Silos spread across Kansas in 1915 says Mohler
Topeka July 7 nearly eight thousand silos reported in Kansas with 7130 last year and predictions of 10,000. farmers adopting feterita sorghum as silo fodder amid drought resilience. letters from Law Harpe and others cite plans to build silos between showers and plant feterita to fix silos. experts note feterita tolerates heat and drought better than kafir.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
J. C. Moller
State Board of Agriculture
Department
J.T. Tredway
Law Harpe
Traso
Burned by Sparkler Fatalities Reported in Albuquerque
A Sunday sparkler accident burned Maxine Edmondson, daughter of J. F. Edmondson and wife, on their porch in Albuquerque. She died Monday after severe burns on her body, head, and limbs. Mrs. Brass, Alyss Le Brass, received a letter detailing the tragedy and the events leading to the fire.
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Alyss LE. Brass
Louisiana
Maxine
Edmondson
Albuquerque
Planned to Wreck Public Places Identified Frank Solt
Three men in Cove, New Jersey report Frank Solt, a bam maker, and a woman alleged to be his wife, were linked to a dangerous Atlantic threat. A hazardous device and two trans Atlantic liners with passengers were involved, with Holt believed chosen to destroy a ship. The Philadelphia area saw warnings and a dramatic climax as authorities pursued the case.
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Holt
J. P. Morgan
Mineola
Erich Meunter
Cambridge
Massachusetts
P. Smith
District Attorney Office
Middlesex
Theodore Hillier
A. T. Brown
Boston
Mounter
Smith
Hillier
Brown
Muenter
Fle
Massachuseetts
Nassau County
Munenter
Harvard
Alt. Brown
Frank Solt
Fapradt
Atlantic
Emi
Saxomia
Philadelphia
Houth
Washington
Dr. Mordowls
Saxsonia
Navy Department
Saxonia
Training School Excavation Begins for New Building
Excavation started this morning at the University for a five story training school building to house the preparatory department under Chancellor Frank Strong. Janes Brock, a 1914 University of Engineering graduate, leads the project. The structure will rise 150 feet north of Myers Hall on Louisiana Street, cost about 400,000, and be ready for use at the start of the next academic year. The School of Education will use the new facility for practical training while Myers Hall will be utilized by a Bible study group next year due to church activity.
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University
Janes Brock
School of Engineering
Frank Strong
Louisiana Street
New Civil Service Law Affects University Office Help
Dr. W. L. Burdick says new civil service rules will cover university stenographers and office staff in the future. Regular full time employees and part-time workers may be exempt, while janitors and laborers are not included under the act.
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Ui University
W. L. Burdick
Burdick
Arson at South End School Building Demonstrated
A fire set yesterday at the new South End school site was ordered by the Lawrence Cement Plaster Company. The blaze destroyed wood and plaster, burning a large section inside and out. Kerosene soaked debris exploded as it burned, producing intense heat. A similar demonstration is planned in Kansas City before the National Board of Underwriters.
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A. Hoildine
Lawrence Cement Plaster Company
South End
Blivd
Kan City
National Board of Underwrifters
Luncheon Postponed To Next Tuesday At Merchants’ Association
The Regnar monthly luncheon at the Merchants' Association parlors was postponed from today to next Tuesday the 18th to allow the committee to audit expenses from the celebration. Regular bills for the death of Elmne will be considered then.
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Merchants’ Associaum
Jenks Toastmaster at Ottawa Picnic Draws Alumni
About 150 students alumni and faculty attended the Ottawa University picnic in the park. Miss Edna Umstott and Mrs. Fred Martin organized the event with Mr. Leland Jenks chairing the toast committee. Jenks, formerly a high school faculty member, had earned a Columbia University scholarship and will attend next fall. Multiple notices list local residents visiting or traveling to Kansas City Topeka Lawrence and other nearby towns.
Local residents head to states and gatherings
Ironton resident H B Shaughnessy plans to leave for Routt county Colorado to take government land with his half brother Colin Ty. Mrs William Steinberger and Mrs H Steinberger travel to Elkheart Lake Wisconsin for summer. Miss Madeline Carter departs for Chicago for the World's Christian Endeavor Convention. A special car from Kan sas with thirty youths goes to the convention. Miss Susan Dibell of Duluth and Miss Lina Meier of Foud du Lac head west with George Dibell from Ottawa. The group visited L L Homer in Louisiana Street. C W Meadows returns from Quenemo Kansas where his driving horse won first prize. Miss Triphena Wilson of Blair Nebraska visits her sister in Berryville Arkansas. Mrs Catherine Lang White and Mrs Charles Wright travel to California to visit Vermelle Long and attend expositions then linger in Manitou Cole before six weeks. Claude Wandell goes to Kansas City after time in Lawrence for a twisted ankle. Mrs L H Frink returns from Leavenworth where she visited George Russell at the Soldiers Home. Mr and Mrs C F Russell and daughter Jene stay a few days longer. Mrs Una Lewis and children visit from Kansas City. WLY Hill goes to Lake View after meeting O M Bray J P Davis and Ty Richardson of Topeka. The Edgar Steels Company stockholders attend meetings in Lawrence with Mr Parrott editor of Clay Center Dispatch Republican. Lewis Kreeck visits relatives in Clay Center Magee Graham visits from Law ay Center Dispatch Republican.
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H. B. Shaughnessy
Ironton, Doty
Colinty
Routt County
Colorado
William Steinberger
H. Steinberger
Sul Marks
Elkhart Lake
Wis
Madeline Carter
Chicago
Kan$ug
Susan Dibell
Duluth
Minnesota
Lina Meier
Foud du Lae
Wisconsin
West Coast
George Dibell
Ottawa
L. L. Homer
Louisiana
C. W. Meadows
Quenemo
Kansas
Mr. Meadows
Meadows
Triphena Wilson
Blair
Nebraska
Susan Gillanders
Norih
Berryville
Arkansas
Gillanders
Catherine Lang White
Charles Wright
California
Vermelle Long
Manitou
Cole
Claude Wandell
Kansas City
Lawrence
L. H. Frink
Leavenworth
George Russell
Soldiers Lome
C. F. Russell
Jene
Una Lewis
Mer
B. T. Arnold
Wly. Hill
Lake View
O. M. Bray
Ip. Davis
Ty. Richardson
Topeka
Edgar Steels Pany
Flw. Parrott
Clay Center
Mr. Parrott
Settlement of Eudora Bridge debated by county boards
County commissioners inspected bridges near Lake View and plan a conference with Leavenworth tomorrow. State utilities approved Eudora bridge plans. They must decide funding responsibility between Douglas and Leavenworth counties with a potential cost split if Leavenworth declines. Contracts may be bid soon.
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Leavenworth Board
Board of Couity Commissioners
Lake View
Anere
Leavenworth County Board
Eudora
State Utilities Commission
Douglas
Leavenworth
Douglas. County Board
Leavenworth County
Lost trunk theft at Sivmahi fraternity house
Two young boys suspected in an early trunk theft at the Sivmahi fraternity house are not believed to be linked to new discoveries of a dress suit contaminated by gunk found inside the trunk. The lockless closet allowed entry before the trunk disappeared. Judge Lindsey notes owners and open doors blame, while juvenile court plans to hear the boys tomorrow. G W Govid visits Kansas City.
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Sivmahi
Samn
Several Indiana defendants plead guilty in 1914 election fraud case
Seven of the 192 indicted election fraud defendants pleaded guilty at arraignment and sought change of venue from Judge Jamies a. Cullius as five Marion county bar members will be chosen to try the cases. Notables include Thomas Jt democratic national committeeman Joseph J. Bell mayor Samuel Parrott and others. Some remaining defendants are in prison ill or dead. a few still at large.
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Indianapolis
Ai 113
Thomas Jt
Democratic National
Ares
Nelson Hughes
Hobert Beard
Karl Clifford
Edward O'Leary
Ednard Rieckleman
Charles Gibbs
John W. Lee
Rickleman
Lee
Beard
Gibbs
Wree
Clifford
Hughes
I - Judea
Collins
Marion County
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Mohler
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Frank
Start Training School
K. U
Orders Cement Plaster Company
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Olathe
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Loka
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YTV
O'Brien
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Salina
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Arkansas’ City
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Lecompton
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Carrollton
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Iowa
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Oklahoma
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J.T. Clay
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Mitchell County
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W. A. Powell
Edith Frohardt
Granite Cisute
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Williamstown
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Fix
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Moe
Bert
Capri
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C. Carlin Hutchinson
Nettie Teckley
Lamair
Mas Wiedemann
Bob Starkheatleer
Epley’ Hive
Ronnee Springs
Moines
Gaumer
Tal Tapek
Lawrey
J. T. Clocking
W. A. Opperman
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Eudora Bridge
G. W. Govid
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Party of Indianapolis Gang
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J. B. Perkins
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Massachusetts Street
A. A. Green
Mass. Street
HESS
Brothers Meat Market
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