Chancellor Lindleys First Year Marks Kansas University Progress
The University of Kansas completed its first year under Chancellor E H Lindley with high attendance goals and notable growth. Enrollment hit a record 4400 last year, next year aims for 5000, while alumni support grows through the stadium union fund and a million dollar WWI memorial drive. Lindley pushes practical courses, expanded business training, and aims to elevate the university to a leading state and regional institution.
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E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
University of Indiana
University of Idaho
H_ J
Allen
State Board of Administration
Lindley
Kansas
Stadium Union Fund
K. U
International education congress urged for 1923
Congress of Education committee on foreign relations recommends an international congress of education be held in 1923 under the National Education Association. Augustus O. Thomas presents the report. All nations desiring universal education and perpetual peace should be invited to participate. Des Moines, Iowa, July 7.
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Des Moines
Association
Committee On Foreign Relations
Augustus O. Thomas
Maine
Unclear text on letter Q origin and palate effects
Fragmentary note discusses the Serrene meaning of the letter Q, claiming its tail derives from a tail similar to O. The text also mentions congressional tea and wine tastings in the US and a potential impact on palates due to smoke.
Athletics to highlight Kansas National Guard encampment
At Fort Riley in August, Kansas National Guard plans an athletic program with dashes, jumps, races, tug of war, boxing, and a field day on August 20. Teams from line battalions and cavalry will compete for camp championships, with rifle and patrol events also on schedule. A Mills County farmer reports killing 739 rats in just over a month.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas National Guard
Fort Riley
James M
Lockett
N. G
T. Martin
Cavalry
Mills County
Towa
Fort Norman Gold Rush Sparks Territorial Migration
Prospectors flood toward the Fort Norman area as rush to stake full claims in the northwest intensifies. From Edmonton to Peace River and Fort McMurray, hopefuls race north to the Arctic breaking of ice on the Great Slate lake. The unprecedented movement recalls 1867 Klondike Alaska fields and a convention of the international organization off carmen will convene in Atlanta starting September 42.
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Fort Norman
Forthwest Territories
Edmonton
Fort McMurray
Peace River Crossing
Ata
Sub
Arctic
Klondike
International Organization
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