Graduate School on Pre-War Basis Grows Degrees Offered
Forty eight students receive Doctor of Philosophy or Master degrees at the pre-war graduate school. Nine master’s and one science master’s degrees are awarded. fields include English, chemistry, biology, economics, German, botany, Latin, and civil engineering. Dean Blasko notes the number of pre-war degrees rebounded. next year will see continued growth.
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Dean Blasko
Mately
Studert
Pili Jms
Lelaeitran
Zeeley
Imeres
Melega
Drowned Kansan Family in Harvard Medical School Tie
A Kansas family including Jicony Mees and Philip Kirkpatrick drowned in a Massachusetts lake during a hunting mishap near Harvard Medical School Cambridge. Walter Kirkpatrick also perished. others injured or missing as authorities search shorelines and recover bodies. Surviving relatives include the wife and the remaining son. the tragedy linked to a broader medical school relocation.
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Birkpatrick
Ranetis
Blarvard Medical
Philip
Hoon
Kirkpaterel
Hutchinson
Walter Kirkpatrick
Massachusetts
Tan Bey
Miedical School
Harvard University
Cambridge
Maes
Insseite
Feriaey
Card of Thanks and notices from featuring local events
Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to the Rev Paul Bh La for conducting the funeral of Lucy E Dell and thanks friends for kindness and help. A Mrs Nelson Piper reports to police that two bicycles were stolen from her front yard. Thomas Hardy, the English novelist, marks his eightieth birthday today.
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Paul Bh
Lucy E. Dell
Lawweon
Dimbles
I. Doll
Geo. W. Husted
Nelson Piper
Connecticut Street
James Monroe
Thomas Hardy
Kans City Day Trips Highlight Local Visitors
Local residents and students spent the day visiting Kansas City and nearby towns. Mrs. S. F. Patterson and Mrs. Fred L. Kammer joined trips, while Miss Leta Mary Jackson and Miss Bonnie Lingenfelter traveled for activities at universities and sorority houses. Several families, including the Giblette and Higgworth households, visited relatives in Lawrence, Atchison, and Baldwin.
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EB. Frend
C . BL Thayer
Kansas City
S. F. Patteron
Fred L. Kammer
Niell Donnelly
Fred W. Doane
Leta Mary Jackson
Hugh Vaughn
Bonner Springs
C. T. Giblette
Harald Nie
Sigana Whi Epsilon
Baldwin
D. M. Gapen
Rick Higgworth
Burlingame
Kanares
Archie Haney
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ruth Clawson
Emporia
Normal School
Bonnie Lingenfelter
Fredonia
Sigma Kappa House
Harry Worthington
Esther
Louise
Atchison
Lawrence
Sigma Kappa
Lingenfelter
Ir. Vere
Lane
L. Stout
Lynn A. Withiais
Orches
Beloit Hdgh School
Hollis Keys
Delta Tian Delta House
Ruth Clark
Masian
Zeta Tau Alpha
Huber University
Ora Steelex
Ethel Archer
Hiawatha
Kansas
Break Off Negotiations With Bolsheviks in Siberia
Tokyo cable reports Japan has ended talks with the Bolsheviks over a Siberian buffer state. The breach followed Japan's discovery of a plot to undermine General Semenov, commander of the Allied Siberian forces, and to bring the Baikal region under Bolshevik control.
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Honolulu
Japan
Siberia
Tokio
Nippu Jiji
Seminoil
Tiv
Usr
Baikal
Cut Out Cotton Futures Bill Prompts Washington Standoff
In Washington a measure replacing the central cotton futures as part of a broader appropriation faces clerical edits after being signed yesterday. The action, debated today, seeks to eliminate a futures mechanism amid government funding adjustments.
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Mexico City
General Obregon
National Palace
Carranza
Sonora
Upner
Beiner
Ben Hill
Gonzales
Washington
Dune
Wilson
Odd and Interesting World Snippets From The Era
A collage of curiosities includes Babylon reportedly first to reach a million people, American millionaires crossing the Atlantic, a long lived forest periodical, Louisiana sheriffs forming a state association for higher pay, and brain research linking left hand use to dormant brain areas. Also noted are wedding outfit rentals in France, a London court hairdresser's tale, Werle Dahomey temple serpents, Bank of England vault foundations, glycerine tears used in film, and makeup tricks for the stage audience.
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Babylon
Atlantic
Rhenisttic
Louisiana
France
London
Werle
Kingdom
Dahomey
Serpeants
Bank of England
Child Wins Gold Medal at New York Preschool Race
A preschool event in Manhattan awarded Audrey, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tripp, a gold medal after a perfect finish. The article notes the young contestant’s achievement amid a field of competitors and mentions the event as a notable local moment.
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New York
Tripp
Gine Mont
M Tripp
Manhattan
Audrey Wis
New Fire Truck On Way To Fire Department
A telegram received by Chief William Reinisch states a new aerial fire truck is en route and expected to arrive within a week to ten days. The note also includes incidental, nonessential text on day length calculations and unrelated commentary about training and wages.
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William Reinisch
These Tires Are a Revelation The Brunswick ad claim
An advertisement extols the Brunswick tire as superior in endurance and mileage. It highlights strong long fiber fabrics, side-wall construction, and added features, noting no patent barriers and stating Brunswicks cost no more than similar tires. The copy urges buying one Brunswick to prove a better tire cannot be found.
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Brunnswick
Brunswicks
Brunswick
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