Heavy blows soon in state campaign
Topeka June 1 with two months to go the pre primary race heats up as governors candidates organize press rooms typewriters and stamps. Lambertson Carver Morgan and Huffman vie for influence with Dolley attacking Morgan and Allen. Lorraine Wooster eyes a third term as Hopkins Porter contest for Supreme Court looms. campaign tensions rise as old lines and new tactics collide.
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Topeka
Kan
Allen
Lambertson
Thad Car‘ver
Ossip
Wonder Child Betty Ford reads 1400 books at age ten
San Francisco May 31 science chronicles Betty Ford a ten year old prodigy who has not attended school yet reads 1400 books and writes poems. Her memory spans to infancy and she names birds and solves puzzles while her mother and psychologist provide context about her rapid development and ongoing study.
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Gene Colin
San Francisco
Betty Ford
Betty
Silas Marner
Charles Lamb
Baldwin News: May meeting of King’s Heralds hosts forty five children
The King’s Heralds held their May meeting at Richard Stephens’s home on West Ames Street with forty five children in attendance. Dorghy Anderson played a piano solo, Mrs Ebright read A Little American, and Serena McClure ran the Mystery Box. The group collected mite boxes shaped like red school houses to fund education for heathen lands, then enjoyed lawn games and a picnic supper.
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King’s Heralds
Richard Stephens
West Ames Street
Dorghy Anderson
Fletcher Homan
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
Thomas Coole
China
Walter Wharton
Department of Music
Department of Public Speaking
Centenary Hall
Miriam Keast
Edward Hislop
Colorado Springs
Marjorie Steele
Fort Collins
Colorado
Alpha Chi Omega
Thomas Martin
Mary Fallin
Los. Angeles
Cal
Judge Porter Writes Strongest State Decisions On Temperance And Trust
The piece contrasts Judge Porter’s authoritative temperance and anti trust rulings with Attorney General Hopkins who dominates press coverage with sensational crime cases. It notes Hopkins has gained free advertising while many of his notable cases were lost or未 tried, overwhelmed by public thrill.
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Porter
Hopkins
A. New
Fragmentary poem fragment by Betty Ford in prayerful verse
A damaged OCR fragment presents a devotional poem invoking the Lord of air water and earth. The text includes a prayer for Father and for happiness like a growing tree, with scattered phrases about nature and man. The source is incomplete and lacks clear context.
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Betty Ford
Chopin Valse in C sharp minor pupils of Preyer
Miss Elizabeth O'Brien and Miss Mabel McNary are listed as pupils of Professor Preyer performing Chopin’s Valse in C sharp minor. The note mentions Schuett as part of the program.
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Chopin
Schuett
Elizabeth O’brien
Mabel McNary
Prof
Preyer
No Faculty Salary Out in State Budgets
No faculty salary reductions are expected for Kansas state educational institutions as the State Board of Administration works on budgets for next year. After talks with Chancellor Lindsey and Governor Allen at the state university, slight salary increases may be needed to retain the teaching corps, with possible higher general department expenses offset by new supply costs. The board will review other institutions next, guided by a federal education survey led by M. L. Zook. J. F. Eberhart and F. W. Kingsbury attended the federated postal employes meeting in Pittsburg, with about seventy-five delegates. next year’s meeting is set for Parsons on February 22.
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Baldwin
Charles FE. Beeks
Kansas City
James Aus
Osborne
Dorothy Keohane
Robinson
Keohane
Merwin Idol
Dean Elizabeth Bentley
Nathan . Horrell
Effie Smith
C. J. Jennings
Showalter
Boston
National Teachers Association
Kansas
Teacher’s ‘Association
Niagra Falls
Washington
New York City
John Ruchty
Ernest Phillips
Hutchinson
Lucy Lane
Beulah Stewart
Virginia Markham
Louise Talbot
Ruth McHenry
Wellsville
Clement Jaggard
Hope Wolfe
Topeka
Osman G. Markham
Epworth League Institute
Ausul Dry
R. Holter
Oxford Club
Cottonwood
Falls
William M. Clark
Fred Holton
Kan
State Board of Administration
State University
Lindsey
Allen
M. L. Zook
Federal Bureau of Education
J. F. Eberhart
F. W. .Kingsbury
Pittsburg
State Association of Federated Postal Employes
Parsons
Commencement Concert by University School of Fine Arts
Students of the school of fine arts at the University present a Friday 8:15 PM commencement concert in Fraser Hall. The program spans piano, vocal, organ, violin, and two pianos with works by Chopin, Verdi, Glazounow, Moszkowski, Gounod, Bizet, Liszt, Ravel, and Strauss among others, featuring performers Miss Helen Haskin Nadine Cox Miss Helen Kell Miss Myra Summers Mr. Fred Lemon Allyn Ellison Elizabeth Coots and others under instructors Preyer Butler Skilton Downing Kurtz Garrison.
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School of Fine Arts
University
Fraser Hall
Chopin
Helen Haskin
Prd Preyer
Horsman
Hahn
Mia
Moszkowski
Aeo Hill
Prevero
Romeo
Juliette
Gounod
Myra
Summers
Downing
Praeludium
Pugnani-Kreisler
Allyn Ellisit
Prof
Kurtz
Edward F. Kurtz
Richard Strauss
Garrison
J’ai Pleure
Hue
Nuit
Bizet
Gola Coffelt
Phare
Cherry picking set to begin next Monday morning
News notice says A G Landis will start cherry picking next Monday morning with phone orders accepted Saturday between 9 a m and 5 p m and 8 p m the same hours daily thereafter during the cherry season. Customers are advised to bring their own ladders for certainty.
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A. G.landis
Belleview Social Notes and Strawberry Picking Rush
Belleview happenings include Mr and Mrs Lou Leslie from Kansas City visiting the Will Joy and Will Eisele households, L M Holmes and family dining with friends, and a busy strawberry picking week with abundant berries requiring available help. Also noted are visits by Mrs Will Freese and Mrs Nettie Morrison of La Harpe to Mrs Geo Ott Jr and family, and M L Lowery at a public farm near Bonner Springs with Roy Bolen of Goodland Kansas.
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Michigan
Wild Jones
Louise Freese
Miss Morrison
George Ott Jr
Chas. Brown
Ladies Aid
Will Freese
Lou Leslie
Kansas City
Will Joy
L.M. Holmes
Will Eisele
Franklin
Nettie Morrison
la Harps
Kans
Geo. Ott Jr
M. L. Lowery
Bonner Springs
Roy Bolen
Goodland
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McNeal
Lorraine Elizabeth ‘Wooster
Miss Wooster
Hopkins-Porter
Supreme Court
Silas Porter
E Bench
Sophie Ford
Lewis Terman
Commonwealth Fund of New York
Wonder Child
Louis Terman
Baldwin News
Bonnie Snyder
William Adriance
Miss. Snyder
Mary Scott
Murray Burkland
Miss Scott
Kansas’ City
Ed V. Price
Chicago
Julius Smith
Price
Pierce-Arrow
Lewis Johnson and Son
Decoration Day
Nettie King Smith
Overbrook
Charles W. Bailey
Oakwood Cemetery
Florence
YW. H. Smith
Dean Alfred. H. King
Salina Wesleyan
J. S. King
Plessis
Iowa
W. S. King
Billings
Oklahoma
Robert Walker
Bolén
Louie Bartz
Mr. Brown
Sam Strobel
Belleview
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Postam Cereal Company, Inc
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