East and West Meet at Pacific Relations Conference
Honolulu hosts 100 leaders from 10 Pacific-bordering nations for a two week Institute of Pacific Relations conference. Officials will discuss friction causes, immigration, labor, second generation Orientals, industrialism, extraterritoriality, and high tariffs. Notables include Ray Lyman Harper, Archbishops Hanna, Sir Ernest Wilton, Malcolm MacDonald, and Z H Yui.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Institute of Pacific Relations, S
Institute
California
Hawaii
Orient
Ray Lyman Hur
Stanford University
T. Stotwell
Columbia University
Robert Dollar
Dollar- Steamshin Company
Carrie Chapman Cate
New York
Stephen P. Duggan
Institute of International Edcation
Edward J. Hanna
Sir Ernest Wilton
India
Sir Frederick Whyte
Indian Legislative Assembly
Malcolm MacDonald
Ramsay MacDonald
Yui
China
Washington
Bunji Suzuki
Yusuke Tsurumi
Japan
H. Dancan Hail
Sydney
School of Citizenship and Public Affaire
Vacuse
N.Y
Lost Dewberry Charm Spreads From South to Markets
A hybrid dewberry, the Young dewberry developed by B M Youngs of Louisiana, has gained rapid popularity since 1905. It resists anthracnose and leaf spot, yields larger fruit than Labrettyne and sweeter than Logan dewberry, with deep wine color and high dessert quality. Introduced in Pennsylvania, fruiting now centers in North Carolina. Tomatoes Need Rotation Where Tomatoes Are Grown Every Year S: Soil rotation is advised on continuous tomato farms to maintain soil health and prevent disease. Avoid crops like potatoes peppers and eggplant that share diseases with tomatoes. use ground rich in organic matter for a successful crop.
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B. M. Youngs
Trouisiana
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
West
Ania Ai Am Ll By
Printed Chiffons Show Season's Subtle Frock Trends
Hedda Hart notes luncheon fashion at New York hotels features printed chiffon frocks in small floral patterns, with sleeves long and bodices slightly housed. Beige and brown tones prevail, black remains popular among older women, and accessories favor single semi precious bracelets and carved bead chokers. The piece highlights coordinated hats, shoes, hosiery, and minimal daytime jewelry for a refined, muted palette.
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Hedda Hart
New York
United Press
Wotsn
Tesco
Legless Swimmer Charles Zimmy Stops in Lawrence
Charles Zimmy known as the Legless Swimmer traveled through Lawrence this noon in a Whippet en route from San Francisco to Toronto for an August 21 Lake Ontario marathon swim. He spoke of the Catalina swim won by George Young and noted a five hour ten minute effort before disqualification for guard contact.
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Charles Zimmy
Lawrence
San Francisco
Toronto
Lake Ontario
Willys-Overland Company
Journal-World
Zimmy
Catalina
George Young
Kutt
Golden Gate
Readings and Moving Pictures Session For Students
Readings and Moving Pictures Will entertain students in the second session of the summer program. Lectures and films are scheduled at Little Theatre Greenhall Fraser chapel and other venues featuring Miss Helen Hoopes and various moving pictures. The four week term runs through mid August with finals day on Friday August 12.
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E. W.anderson
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Little Theatre
Greenhall
Pathe Review
Fraser Chapel
Dixie
Contemporaneous poetry readings set for summer term
Two readings from the contemporaneous poetry series by Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes are scheduled for the last term of summer school in Green Hall Little Theater. The programs begin at 30 o'clock with themes Weightier Things and Honest Chronicles. The public is welcome to attend. proceeds support the Red Cross.
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Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Green Hall
University Catalog Preview Shows Enrollment by Year and Regions
The new University catalog notes 5138 total attendance in 1926-27 including summer study, up about 100 from the prior year. Registrars list 51 states and countries represented including Burma, Canada, China, Hawaii, India, Ireland, Japan, Mexico, Persia, Peru, the Philippines and Russia. Top states were Kansas 4346, Missouri 570, Oklahoma 133, and countries with over 100 students include Douglas 1088, Wyandotte 259, Leavenworth 171.5, Shawnee 169, Sedewick 148. Winter session enrollment by college shows 2071 in College, 552 in Engineering, 435 in Fine Arts, 303 in Graduate, 283 in Medical, 186 in Business, 114 in Education, 106 in Pharmacy, and 103 in Law.
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New University
George O. Foster
Burma
Canada
China
Hawaii
India
Ireland
Japan
Mexico
Persia
Peru
Philippines
Russia
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Douglas
Wyandotte
Leavanworth
Shawnee
Sedewick
Gebbels
College
Jengineering
Contemporaneous Kansas poetry book announced
Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes edits a Kansas poetry collection to be published by Franklin Watts Book Nook. The volume features poets from Kansas and Kansas City and includes works by Kansas City writers. It aims for October release and highlights recent poetry. Hoopes, KU English alumna, has lectured widely and published poems, reviews, and essays in Kansas and Missouri publications.
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Kansas
Miss Hoopes
Lawrence
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Kansas City
Franklin Watts
Book Nook
University of Kansas
Aly
Missouri
American Fenwomen's League
Hays
Jkans
Arid
Warrensburg
Kansas College
Manhattan
Starbeams
Kansas City Star
Kansas’ Authors Club
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Will J. Reineke
Mars W G Simons received word this morning of the death of her brother Will J. Reineke at his home in Birmingham Michigan. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. James M. Sutton, 80 years, died this afternoon at 2:10 o'clock at his home 714 Sixth Street. Funeral plans will be announced later.
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Mars
W. G Gsimons
Will
J. Reineke
Bermingham
Mich
A. Suurb
Bers
Fimons
James M. Sutton
Sixth Street
Real Estate Transfers and Elks Bowling Scores
Real estate transfers list numerous parcel descriptions across Lawrence with names such as Frad Reverstock James J Bompthornd and Adelina Day plus prices around 3400 and 875000. Also notices Elks Bowling scores Rumsey and Bliesner lead, camp fire set by G A R Camp Washington Post 12 with department commander visiting on July 15 and refreshments for allied orders.
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Sentiayrst
Alea
Birk Simum
Vaeium Lane
Qulvera Place
Tawrenen
James J. Bompthornd
Nilis
Northewst
Seth
Peres
Kid
Radfroey
D. Oyprstenberger
Gerstenbderser
Chitles
Ostethuib Sf
Ramee
William J. Beverkex
Bopsto Beverley
Leen Leah Leonard
University Mone
Taw Reper
Minilo
Hawyshire Street
Taurenne
Cystone
Way
Adelina
Harald
Alaple Lane
Lawrence
Woodbeery
Woolbury
Howard Motonnell
Brown
Sara BR. Brown
A. J
Nor Neal Garter
Aeerfon
Plankler
Eben Ballwin
Mary Parisa
James Natemith
Maude E. Nat+ Smith
Guy W. Smith
University Place
Degsie Postma
Clara
City of
Lawrences
Kansas
Washington Post
W. A.C
Sons of Veterans
Personal notes from De-Quincy visitors and travels
A long list of names and itineraries from De-Quincy families and friends visiting relatives across Kansas City Lawrence Colorado Denver Chicago and beyond. Readers learn of trips to Shrine Park Leavenworth and Oklahoma with plans to attend markets conferences and reunions. Also notes Senate politics as Senator Reed calls to impound ballots in the Ware-Wilson race.
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W. M
de- Quincy
Will
Kanats City
Kansas
WY Stith
Grand Aughter
Betty Smith
Iat
Grace Ulrich
Kansity
Harry Skinner
Kansas City
Frank J. Brown
Perry Ice
Lawrence
Jay Janior
Carlton Dickinson
Toneka
Arshne Capper
Elizabeth Krowles
Mekouth
Ti. Fritts
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Dane
HH. Tartons
Ties City
Margaret Pearl
Neyhon i Parkie
B. Weaver
New York
Weaver
Ness
London
Bithurn
PF. R. Flory
Los Angeles
New York City
Washington
Niagara
Oklahoma
Mary Dane Metton
Fort Cs
R. B. Brodhead
Brodhead
Woodland Park
Colo
Antlers
Colorado St
E. B. Dicker
Alice Ricker
Dicker
Florence Barrows
Leaver
Cole
W. D. Fowles
Billie
Rrows
American Osteopathic Association
Denver
Casper
Wyo
Anfgience
S. E. Carruthers
Cantrell
Triondls
New Jersey Street
St. Lawrence River
Delapates
Quebec
Nenereal
Thousand Islands
Hal Nottingham
Chicago
Nottingpe
A. R. Nottingham
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Privileges and Elections Committee
A Tribute to Mother Sarah Caroline Mathews Rhoades
Sarah Caroline Mathews Rhoades died Monday at 3 25 am on July 11. Born December 10 1839 at Morgantown West Virginia along the Mongahalla River she moved with her parents to Carlisle Noble County Ohio at age 12 and spent her early years there.
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Sarah Caroline Mathews Rhoades
Morgantown
West Virginia
Mongahalla River
Joseph C. Mathews
Nancy Tarelton Matthews
Carlisle
Noble County
Ohio
Summer Concerts across Cities Hit Radio Audience Effort
Compiled radio listings from Detroit to New York show the Detroit Symphony and various orchestras broadcasting nightly through July. The schedule details concert times, stations, and featured programs across multiple cities, highlighting the era’s mobile music reach and networked station lineups.
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Detagm
Detroit
Belle Inls Park
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
New York
Goldman Beng
The
Philharmonic Orchestra
Michor Kolar
WGHP
Fessz
Wiz
New -York
Astor Roof Orchestra
Venpesehouahls
Royal Sonographers
Philco
Basing
Laddies
Tennsylvania Ordeal
WNYC
Wace
A.m BC
Wees
Bra
Darce
Woo
Philadelphia
Science Tak
Agir
Tots Odem Orchestra
WCAE
Pitt
Eons Siestis
Lfsted
Aporis
Cityato
WJZ
WRYA
Richmond
K. Rt
Scielman
Pas Bos
Fiano
Shepherd Web
Roof Cardenchentra
Wham
Rochester
Fluttalon
Eastman Orchestra
Aooowet
Sigherectad Rage
Buffalo
Aseball
Fastman
O—Wgy
WEAF
Dartmouth
Springeeld
Ier Olan
FWO
Kilt
Prograttaram
Ma Rhodes Remembered for Devotion and Family Service
A long obituary honors Ma Rhodes who died at 87 in Lawrence after a life spent caring for family and neighbors. Born dates unknown, she married Lycunhis Rhaces and had six children, including William Luther who died young. The family moved from India to Kansas, living in Hesper, Eudora, and finally Lawrence. Survived by four daughters and other kin, she joined the Methodist church at 13 and lived a life of quiet service and kindness. She welcomed children and grandchildren home, offered healing to the sick, and faced her own passing with readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lycunhis Rhaces
William Luther
Stanford
Indiana
West
Kansas
Hesper
Eudora
Lawrence
Oscar Cox
Kaw Valley
Rex
Leona
Ma Rhodes
Shea
Ron
Methodist Church
Cori Whaley
Bloomington
Ind
L. B. Smith
Perry, Ks
C. L. Cox
B. Castle
Nannie
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Jound Brown
Smith
Mhitland
Hegenberger
Boyle
Atong Smith
Oakland Coten
Maitland
Hemenburger
Navy
San Diego
Ranoj Nev
Ernest L. Smith
Pacific Coast
Oakland
Travel Air
Wichita
Travel Air, Inc
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
North Side
Church of Gods
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Topeka
Ella Griffith
Main’ Street
Security Benefit Association
Helen Rhoda
Hoopes
Reds Cross
Alfonso
Rankin's Drug Store
Mass
Carl Phillips
McCulloch
Catalog TO Press
Whe. Reinecke
Elks
Berger
Rumsey
Bliesner
A. L. Selig, Adjutant
S.J. Churchill
Ty ‘United Frese
Mintan
Citiey
Hester
WBAL
Baltimore
Cepst
Rayal
Inga
Milkmen
WGR
Bufalo
BO LaFrance
eCarpenter
Silver Shipper
Kenmore Theatre
WLW
Cincinnati
WEHH
Clearwater
WIAM
Cleveland
Gill’s Orchestra
LaFrance Orchestra
Lombardo's
Aks Cleveland
Master Sinners
Allercon ‘Orchestra
Wcx-Wir
Enrly
Symphony Orch
Nate
Hartford
Pate
Rand
Bandenidos
Toreador
CNRA
Moncton
Tonion Serenadera
CFCE
Montreal
Rex Fatite
Jack Denny
Eest
WRC
Scas
Waidorf
United
Presa Sports
Beeskin
WEAFS
Galvert Ensembia
Cpst
WSB
Chapman
Font
Ween Chicago
House
Wear
Dallas
t—Cities
Vocal Solar
Reding
Des Moines
Phildreck
Tris
SAPS
Fort Worth
le Rowears
Jefferson City
Daniel Bnane Jones
Wdaf
ORFAB
Louisville
Reynolts
WSM
Nashville
Wow
Omaha
Ag Peelers
J. White
Do Soto
Tryertyrseven Reat K. Durham
Nahsas City
Mos
Hades
Soto
Rhodes
Pasadena
Cals
Tineberis Bens
Schubert
Hoirstenkas
Merchants National Rani
Thas Tran
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