Poison Found In Peanuts In Denver Case
A Denver drug store package tainted with poison led to a police investigation. Dr. BLOW Day announced that salt in peanuts was poisoned. Estabrook admitted handling the package and later investigators found the poison in a pancake mix. The incident tied to Kansas City officials and a Porterfield home postmark.
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A. W. Estabrook
Denver
Blow. Day
Anes
Eity Health
Stalirobk
Kansas City
Themackie Brook
J. M. Donaldson
Ww. A. Stevenson
Devive
Lyenver
Aie Vest. Estabrook
C. A. Sinter
Indiana Ave
Estabrook
Donaldson
Exstabrook Knowedge
Thes Investistors
Asneeth Dopaldsan
Hower
Dadge
Porterfield
Juda Otterfield
Tha Es
Degrees Awarded At Ottawa Unit Commencement
Sixty three graduates received degrees at a situ tive Ottawa Unit commencement. Rev RB president of Bagone Col one Ohta delivered the address. E Price ius of the insuilu nel Java Nearsaga was honored in a veiling ceremony. Alumni president J Topeka and accountant J. Smith presided at the event.
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Ottawa
Bagone Colone Ohta
E. Priceius
Insuilunel Java Nearsaga Alter Etisht
Tyesiient Iprann Smith
pakcernTok
Trionts
Topeka
Quiblic Service Commission
Eletusl
Arsac
New State Charters And Licenses In Kansas
The state today chartered several Kansas corporations including Metropolitan Ries Company and Diamond Toil Company. Foreign firms authorized to do business include Retail Credit Company and Cancer-) arriage Licenses were issued by L. Menger to Robert Li Tursing and others in Wichita and Manhattan. Campaign material for Brookhart is under investigation by post office inspectors, containing possible misuse of Senior Reed’s name.
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Teneka
Diene
Kansas Corpora Metropolitan Ries Company
Pital Supply Company
Diamond Toil Company
Wichi- Scott
Sia Chamber Dia
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Manhattan
Kanga Welt
Retail Credit Company
Tanta
Merce
Cancer
Waterdudeo
Brookham
Washington
Post Office
Ormer
Smith M Brookhart
Law N
Reet
Pennsylvania
Five of six Fort Leavenworth escapees captured near town
Deputy Sheriff Arer Wilson and Osage County officers arrested five of the six prisoners who escaped from Fort Leavenworth. John Bicknell attempted to resist with a shotgun but was forced to surrender his weapon. The group was overpowered during a guard breach and held at gunpoint until assistance arrived.
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Ater Jungs
Yesterdac
Cifford
Wisen
Ben Fedderasn
Fort Leavenvierth
Johnny Bicknell
Fussell Miller
George Lerkin
Joseph A. Ronson
Ie Anji Clifford Strang
Thers
Alumni parade to display banners before University dinner
Bright color banners will be carried in an alumni parade from Fowler grove to Rolinson gymnasium Monday at noon before the University dinner. Each group will show its colors on banners with a gaudy display, while various campus groups wear distinctive insignia and hats to mark eras.
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Fowler Grove
Rolinson Gymnasium
Japan to send six families to Borneo for palm growing
Tokyo reports the Foreign Office will dispatch six families to Borneo to work on palm groves on land set aside for the project. The government covers all initial expenses as a test of profitable Japanese emigration to the Dutch Indies and South Sea islands, with possible similar colonies planned for Brazil.
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Tokyo
United Press
Aveyces
Japan
Poreign
Smigration Bureau
Dutch Indies
South Sea Islands
Foreign Office
Brazil
Pure Air in Sweden Report Claims Stockholm Dust Very Low
Government meteorologist Anders Angstrom reports Stockholm air contains only 100 to 200 particles per cubic centimeter, much cleaner than many capitals. The note appears corrected after a misprint in the Journal-World about social notices involving Mrs. Forrest and Miss Gertrude Andr.
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Stockholm
United
Anders Angstrom
Journal-World
Forrest
Gertrude Andr
Lawrence
Cochran Aliss
Camilla Andrews
Gertrude
Andrews
Albert Worley
Washington, DA
Week's Events Scan Across Douglas County Campus
Wednesday features a potato tour in Douglas County and a Haskell commencement address. Thursday opens the fall season with a commencement musical, mt recital and a vr event. Friday includes Art performances at Robinson. Saturday lists commencement work and alumni gatherings. Sunday hosts reunions, university band, mortar ceremony at 2 30 and a baccalaureate sermon at 7 59.
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Douglas County
Haskell
Salm
Sachont Pinner
Alumniyenigr
Universitiy Band
Oh Cam
Picnic at Haskell Institute With Parade and Trophies
About fifty people attended the annual Chamber of Commerce picnic on the Haskell Institute grounds at 5:30 pm. Before lunch students showcased class activities, and after the meal a dress parade followed where Here Pe, superintendent of Indian affairs, presented competitive drill trophies to winners. The marching of the boys and girls battalions drew hearty applause from townspeople.
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Chamber of Commerce
Haskell Institute
Indian Affairs
Plan to move youth from city to farm at New York conference
New York June 2. Farm learners and representatives from states gathered to plan a back in the land movement. The National Farm School conference drew over 200 agricultural leaders to discuss urban overpopulation and how to educate city youth in agriculture. Mayors from 30 large cities appointed delegates to study solutions and cooperate with the National Farm School at Coxingstown Pa. A mass meeting is set for June 6 at Carnegie Hall. Senators Wheeler Harrison and Canney expected to attend.
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New York
United S
Hegan
National Farm School
Coxingstown
Carnegie Hall
Congress
Lewistate
Wheeler
Harrison
Canney
Haskell Diplomas To Biggest Class Today
Brooklyn June 2 A4 AP Peters acting superintendent Peaks and H B Peaks presided as graduates received diplomas. The Haskell ceremony featured speeches on vocational education and Indian teacher outlook. The event closed with the combined glee clubs singing Onward Haskell.
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Julia D. Wells
Haskell
Light Cavalry
Ralph Grinnell
Wilbur Howard
Ben Nelson
Rps Gore
Brooklyn
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George E. Peters
Boston
Braves
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H Askell
Cooney
Werte
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Ehrhardt
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Philadelphia
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Phillies
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Davies
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Baecht
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Sen
Sc. Louis
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Dyer
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O'Farrell
Blake
Milstead
Hartnett
New York Philadelphia
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Snyder
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Henline
McMullen
Sevond
Hearn
J. Taylor
McGray
O'Neil
Hargreaves
Diplomas Tonight at Central Administration Auditorium
Eight seniors from the Oread Training School will receive diplomas at 8 o'clock during commencement in the Central Administration building auditorium. Twente of the University of Kansas will deliver the address. Three awards will be given: the Daughters of the American Revolution prizes to Curry Edwards and Mildred Spangle Edwards. the Oread medal for the ideal senior student. and several perfect attendance awards.
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Qread Training School
Central Administration Building
Y. Twente
University of As
Daughters of the American Revolution
Curry Edwards
Mildred Spangle Edwards
Miss Spangler
Oread
Oread Training School
Bryan quits Skull Cap in Omaha after nineteen years
Charles Bryan, Democratic vice presidential nominee in 1924, ends his habit of wearing a skull cap. He cites nerve sensitivity to sunlight and bright lights as a long standing reason. Mrs Grace Putnam of the Delta Zeta house plans to move from Wetmore to her former home for the summer.
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Omaha
United Press
Charles Bryan
Sku
Bryan
Ner
Nebraska
New York
Grace Putnnm
Del‘ta Zeta
Wetmore
Theatre director dies after overdose in Tulsa hotel
Charles Edwards 45, director of the Tulsa Little Theatre Players, was found dead in a hotel room after an apparent overdose. A note to friends spoke of sorrow, while fragments of writings showed deep despondency. He had recently sent letters to his father and mother as investigators entered the room.
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Tulsa
Charles Edwards
Tulsa Little Theatre Players
Edwards
Kansas City
A. P.j
R. E. Edwards
Kinsley
Kansas
Edwards County
Arkansas Valley Dramatic Festival
New York
Ashington Square Players
Playhouse-on-the- Moor
Gloucester
Mass
Has Found Out Some Things About Living
Ed Howe, veteran editor and printer, arrived in Kansas City to address the Chamber of Commerce. He described his forthcoming talk as revealing truths about living from fifty years in journalism and a life in printing since age eleven. He said his subject would be Preachings of a brotherin-law of the church.
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Kansas City
Howe
Mar
Atchison, Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Deaths and Funerals Winnifred Luther
Funeral services for Winnifred Helene Luther will be held Thursday at 10 30 a m from Funk parlors with Rev A D Grey in charge and burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Born in Lawrence March 18 1878 she earned a KU BA in 1916 and an AM in 2016 later studying at Colorado and Wisconsin universities. A longtime teacher she supported students with devotion amid illness. Daughter of C M Luther and wife of Lawrence florists formerly of Tonganoxie.
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Winnifred Luther
Funk Undertaking
Rev. A. Db. Grey
Baie
Oak Hill
Winnifred Helene Luther
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
University of Kansas
Colorado
Wisconsin
Lawrence ticket sales for KU activities amid new tax plan
Lawrence residents may buy tickets for University of Kansas activities next fall at twelve dollars without Jayhawker or University branding. The new blanket tax will apply upon registration but exemptions may be granted with “excuse” cards. Sales aim to reduce advertising and handling costs, with or without boosting numbers.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
J. R. Dyer
Jayhawker
University
Kansan
Dean Dyer
Watts Owning Book Nook Sees McCurdy Sell Interest
Henry B. McCurdy announces that Franklin M. Watts becomes manager and partner of Lawrence Book Nook. McCurdy leaves June 11 for MacMillan in New York to work in college department and manuscripts promotions. He retains Book Nook copyright and plans growth while The Thimble theatre proceeds and the McCurdy building undergoes remodeling.
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Henry B. McCurdy
Lawrence
Thimble Theatre
McCurdy
Kansas Women Golf Tourney Opens With Upsets At Wichita
Miss Margaret Waddles of Hutchinson and Mrs Tom Elcock of Wichita won their opening round matches in the Kansas Women s Golf Tournament in Wichita. Waddles defeated Mrs Glapp 6 and 4, Elcock beat Mrs Evans of four up and three to play, and other results included Crites over Litton, Hyde over Connor, Brown over Donaldson, and Slayton over Carmack. In a separate note, county commissioners review property valuations and Charles Leyland received a ninety day jail sentence after pleading guilty to breaking into Mails Bakery on West Ninth Street.
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Wichita
Margaret Waddles
Hutchinson
Tom. Elcock
Kansas
Billi Crites
Topeka
EB. B. Litton
Alexa Hyde
Elien Connor
Leaveworth
Virginia Brown
Hoisington
M. Donaldson
Ena Leyland
Charles Layland
West Ninth Street
Justice of Peace
J! Lovejoy
Valley Grove Notes Show Busy Local Week
Valley Grove reports Mary Holliday back home after helping Mrs. Petrie. Farmers cut alfalfa and haul milk to the cannery. Many neighbors visit, shop, and attend a surprise birthday party for Howeard. Local kids and families travel to Lawrence, Nortonville, and McLouth for visits and decorations. Sunday school organizers gather at the schoolhouse. rainfall with a 20th inch breaks a three week drought in nearby Kansas towns.
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Mary Holliday
Evelyn Champion
Lottie Ward
Stella Stewart
Mr. Edmonds
Winchester
Petrie
Fred Champion
Evelyn
Lawrence
Rawleigh
K. Kesler
William Norwine Pare
Col. Petrie
Fi Hatchery
Fords
Eggerts
Hac Wood
Fee Petrie
Geing
Walter Dunbar
Dunbar
Ja Ward
William Tuckett
Ralph Stewart
Harold
Frank Champion
Mary Harshberger
Kansas City
Grace McKee
Orin Smith
Oklahoma
Clare
Heighter
Geneva Brownetonville
J.J. Smith
Dollie Haas
Jennie Shaw
Ozankie
Smith
Herman Egcert
Myr
Albert Ford
J . Stanley Slawson
Glenn €Ross
Stanley Glenn
Patchen
Leschner
Ira Ward
Bryan’ McGrew
Gene
Eva May
Billy
Betty
Ed Church
Witl
Quskalansa
W. A. Wellman
Octave Ford
Lawrence Ward
Harold Champion
Lostie
Fannie’ Eggert
Dan
Nathan. Osborne
MrLouth
Walter Brown
Tds
Patrie
Frank Jr
Woodstock
Andie Stewart
Octave
Nichols
Dan Smith
Keller
McLouth
Washington
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