Tuition aid measure debated for Douglas County students
A proposed special levy would fund tuition payments for Douglas County pupils studying outside the county. If enacted, the fund would cover up to the regular high school rate but not exceed 1 per week per student yearly, with costs split from county resources and rural student participation noted. A list of eligible Douglas County students is provided by Superintendent O. J. Lane.
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Douglas i
Aduaty
Sraser
Terene
Beia Ial
O. J. Lane
Douglas County
Carivat
Names List Likely From Historic Roll Call
A long roster of individuals including Griffith, Wilma Quelch, Kenneth Halderman, Hayden, Alta Heim, Ada Hickey, Meda Hundley, Alice Hundley, Cleta Johnson, Grace Keifer, Louise Knop, Mary Landon, Ora Nicholson, Eunice Parnell, Edith Richards, Grace Schultz, Allen Struhm, Edwin Ware, Elizabeth Winey, Josephine Yeoman, Mabel Griffith, Anna Fox, and many others. The fragment suggests a community directory or nominations with numerous given and family names.
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Bel Griffith
Wilma Quelch
Kenneth Halderman
We Hayden
Alta Heim
Ada Hickey
Meda Hundley
Alice Hundley
Cleta Johnson
Grace Keifer
Louise Knop
Mary Landon
Ora Nicholson
Eunice Parnell
Edith Richards
Grace Schultz
Allen Struhm
Edwin Ware
Elizabeth Winey
Josephine Yeoman
Mabel Griffith
Anna Fox
Edward Grosslicher
Christie S’dhefish
Ruby Selzer
Blanche Fox
Eunice Griffith
Vida Watts
Roy Russell
Florence Benandier
Blanche Collins
Nellie Corbin
Evan Griffith
Arthur Mathia
Linna Woodward
Vera Breithaupt
Paul Harrison
Dora Eubanks
May Armstrong
Alvin Gabriel
William Kampschroder
Dana Cavender
Olvie Stevenson
Roy Adams
Orley Jackson
Pearl Wineinger
Lyford Warnock
Carl Durell
Vera Mabec
Orvil McCall
Vivian Marshall
Jessie Sweezer
Auto licenses in Douglas County near thousand mark
County Treasurer J. C. Stevenson said auto license applications will push the total in Douglas County to about 1,000 before tomorrow night. The office has a loose leaf record of owners with car make engine number and model. J. S. Stanwix bought a Maxwell touring car from Charles P. Banker yesterday.
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Douglas County
Uly T
J. C. Stevenson
Mount Oread touted as Kansas summer resort by university dean
Dean Kelly Mount Oread praised as the coolest place in Kansas during August. He described the four week period from July 19 to August 15 as an ideal summer session venue. He urged business people and clerks with two weeks to two months vacation to attend, promising pleasant environments and profitable cultural courses.
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K. UC
Kansas
Dean Kelly
Mount Oread
Dean F. J
Kelly
K. UL
Awill
Ober window prize winner praised by traveling salesmen
F D Franklin known as Jerry won the second prize from Ober underwear for the best window display at the Lawrence store. He received a $25 check. Traveling salesmen praise Ober window displays as among the best seen on their routes. Wiedemann's advertises party ice cream and picnics.
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F. D. Franklin
Jerry
Franklin
Lawrence
Anti-Japanese Sentiment Not So Strong as Japan Thinks
Dr Waichiro Okada of Imperial University says his American trip showed general U S welcome for Japanese though labor groups in the West feel tension. He notes some physicians propose medical cooperation as Americans acknowledge Japanese excellence in medical science. Mack Pierson bought a new Maxwell touring car yesterday from Karles P Banker.
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Tokio
United States
Japan
Waichiro Okada
Imperial University
America
West
Mack Pierson
Karles P. Banker
Big Sale At Fair Draws Crowds With Bargains
The Fair opens with a huge sale to move surplus stock for fall and winter lines. Prices on cloaks blankets and winter goods are marked plainly as customers crowd the sidewalk waiting for doors to open. The sale aims to turn goods into cash and make room for new arrivals with no profit motive. Saturday expected to be a big day amid complimentary treats at a local confectionery. Other items note the death of Mrs. Mary Templin and a university dean attending the funeral in Florence Colorado. Also mentions a university senior enlisting in the navy and two men convicted of draft obstruction facing fines and short custody.
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Dean Templin
Mary Templin
Dean Olin Templin
University of Kansas
Hutchinson
Florence
Colorado
Lce
Mother's Friend Promises Easier Pregnancy and Health
A periodical ad touts "Mother's Friend" as external massage to ease pregnancy, soothe breasts, and preserve health. It claims to lubricate nerves and muscles, prevent suffering, and offers a free book "Motherhood and the Baby" from Bradfield Regulator Co. Mail-order details provided for Atlanta, Georgia.
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Bradfilet
Regulator Co
Lamar Building
Atlanta
City water meters eyed for public schools stirring board opposition
The board of education objects to water meters in city schools and charges, arguing it shifts public money. Superintendent Dunmire defends meters as curb waste and force financial accountability, citing Topeka experience. Meters planned for Lawrence schools before term opens. Pineapple Sherbet promotion ends.
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Board of Education
City Water Department
E. H. Dunmire
Water Department
Mr. Dunmire
Lawrence
Censorship over AP dispatches during I W W deportations
The control over Associated Press reports from Douglas and Bisbee was ordered by Thelps-Dodge executives rather than military officers. A relief train carrying food left El Paso for Hermanas to aid deported I W W members as authorities warned of potential starvation.
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Liberty Bonds
Lemon Lotion Recipe for Skin Beautifier
A DIY lemon lotion blends two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint. Strain juice to remove pulp and store months. Use daily on face neck arms hands to lighten and soften skin at low cost.
Deportees flood telegraph wires from Hermanas camp
El Paso dispatch reports most of the deported persons remain at Hermanas with telegraph lines crowded by appeals for help. A cavalry troop is stationed to control the area as authorities manage the situation.
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el Paso
Southwest General
Hermanas
Royalists Surrender as Chang Hsun Forces Collapse
Report says 3000 troops of General Chang Hsun surrendered in the Temple of Heaven after a two hour clash. A remnant holds out in the forbidden city amid a large blaze. Fighting shifts as Republican forces press toward Peking with artillery machine guns and planes. Several foreigners on city walls wounded.
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Chang Heun
Tien Tsin
Chang Hsun
Temple of Heaven
Forbidden City
Chang
Shanghai
Peking
Work At Water Plant New Siding From Santa Fe
New siding from the brick plant to the water plant has been completed and material is being hauled over it. A car of reinforcing steel arrived to be unloaded at the water plant site. Workmen ballast the water plant spur as grading nears boiler room end. footings will begin soon. Sweden indignant over US report on exports and imports citing ammunition materials and ore movements.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Washinton
Germany
America
Tomerica
Denied Rate Raise by Interstate Commission on Coal Transport
The interstate commission denied the Denver and Salt Lake railroad petition for higher joint rates with the Chicago Rhode Island and Pacific on bituminous coal from Colorado mines to Kansas Nebraska and Missouri. An exception allows small increases to Herington and Caldwell Kansas and other intermediate points.
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Interstate Commission
Denver and Salt Lake Railroad
Chicago, Rhode Island & Pacific
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Herington
Caldwell
Two American Boats Sank By Submarines
Official dispatches report the sinking of the American barquentine Hildegard of New Orleans on July 10 and the American schooner Mary W. Bowen of Fall River on July 18. Crews were rescued, with Hildegard at 595 tons and Mary W. Bowen at 1907 tons. An embargo was ordered.
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Washington
Bargentine Hildegaard
New Orleans
Mary W. Bowen
Fall River
Hildegaard
Export shipments restricted by proclamation and license rule
The article notes immediate effect against all export shipments of certain commodities under President Wilson’s proclamation. Exports require a federal license number provided by the Export Council at Washington. The ruling was issued today by the American Railway Association Commission on Car Service 430.
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Wilson
Export Council
Washington
American Railway Association Commission On Car Service
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