War and peace ideals amid 1919 university address
A University of see saw reflection on war’s purpose and cost citing Bishop Fitzgerald and Seeley as authorities. The speech discusses the brutal toll of war, demobilization, and the need for true peace, while a university ceremony followed with music and degrees awarded to 567 graduates.
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Fitzgerald
Seeley
Romé
Rome
Wilson
Europe
League of Nations
J. C. McCanles
Frank Jennings
First Baptist Church
Doctor Jordan
E. Kurtz
Deaths and Funerals of Former Lawrence Mayor Bond
E A Bond longtime Lawrence leader died Saturday at McLouth where he had resided after leaving Lawrence Funeral services were held there at 1 pm and his body brought back to Lawrence for burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Many local Masons attended the service Bond served as mayor from 1913 to 1914 and was the last mayor under the old mayor council system He was elected in 1918 and witnessed the transition to the commission form of government later becoming fully established in the city
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E.A. Bond
Lawrence
McLouth
Oak Hill
Bond
Lone Star man learns of daughter's death in Cartizozo NM
Mo J C Smith of Lone Star received word this morning that his daughter Gertrude Miller has died in Cartizozo New Mexico. The body will be taken to Lone Star for burial.
Topeka Police Propose Smoking Ban and Conduct Rules
Acting Chief Frank Leech imposes officer regulations in Topeka after a state investigation prompted resignations. New rules ban on duty smoking, limit time per beat, require clean uniforms, shining badges, and wearing reputation caps while on duty. Leech has issued multiple force changes since taking command.
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Topeka
Kan
Attorney General’s ‘Department
Guy A. Swallow
Rod Lee
Frank, Leech
Leech
Readjust Conditions Sydney April 1 Readjustment Trust
Readjustment factors addressed in Sydney report dated April 1 by mail. The note discusses contributions and entrenchment around commerce and related governance matters. No further details available in the fragment.
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Sydney
N.S.W
University of Kansas Adds Design and Drawing to Art Dept
The University of Kansas displays student work from design drawing and painting on the third floor of the East Administration building. New to the department this fall are jewelry design leather tooling book binding embroidery and stenciling with several students pursuing four year and two year art programs. Notable instructors include Miss Rose mary Ketcham and Professor John R. Frasier. students Lena Rue Kirby Edna Hilkey Ilda Lawson Harriet Campbell Roy Klein and others show strong portrait still life and life study work.
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Kansas
Rosemary Ketcham
John R. Frazier
Ella B. “Lucas
Houghton C. Smith
Lena Rue Kirby
Independence
Edna Hilkey
Lawrence
Ilda Lawson
Novata
Okla
Harriet ‘Campbell
Roy Klein
Dorthy Lean
George Beal
Isabelle Schreiber
Kathern Larkin
Donald Abell
Paul *Anderson
Burr
Waite
Pope Breaks Custom as Old Servant Becomes Pope’s Overseer
Pope Pius installs long serving Signora Linda as housekeeper and wardrobe overseer in Papal apartments. She has served the Ratti family for forty years, witnessed the mother of Pius on her death bed, and after retirement to a Milan convent she is summoned to Rome and placed in charge of the Pope’s household duties and meals.
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Renue
Associated Press
Pius
Signora
Linda
Jiornale D
Italia
Ratti
Poland
Milan
Signora Linda
Rome
War on Honolulu Butterflies Insect Battle On Sugar Plantations
War to the death rages on Oahu as Ichneumonid and Odynerus Luzonensis battle Catachrysops Enesus known as the little blue butterfly. The pests threaten beans used on sugar plantations and cover crops. Imported from Manila by the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association, the outcomes remain unknown according to association scientists.
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Horolulu
T. HL
Ichneumonid
Manila
Second Cavalry Celebrates Its Anniversary at Ft Riley
Fort Riley Kan May 30 The second cavalry recently celebrated the 85th anniversary of its founding with ceremonies and a field day. Colonel John S Winn delivered the principal address noting Fort Riley has been the regiment's home almost continuously since the fort's establishment. The unit traces to its origin in 1836 as Second Regiment 6 Dragoons.
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Fort ‘Riley
Kan
Second ‘Cavalry
John. S. Winn
Fort. Riley
Hoice
Lawrence News Briefs Highlight University Show and Local Events
Lawrence items report on a window display by Kansas Electric with a painted automobile motif and moving fans, university seniors in caps and gowns seen around town, and plans for a Legion sponsored show. City hall schedule, snow checks drop, and Fraternal Aid Union band practice warned due to expected snow. A Fort Scott visit includes a mathematic chair offer, and a clever Ford locomotive display at S W Smiths attracts attention.
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Kansas Electric’ Utilities Company
Fraternal Aid Union
F. A. U. Hall
Epworth League Institute at Pratt May 80 Meet
More than 600 youths from southwestern Kansas and northwestern Oklahoma are expected to register for the Epworth League institute at Pratt June 5 to 11. Rev. M. C. Brooks of Town will be dean with Rev. R. L. George superintendent of Winfield district assisting. Mrs G Ru Hall wife of the Pratt Methodist pastor will be dean of women with Miss Vera Pratt of Kinsley High School as assistant. The faculty includes Rev A Peterson Jennes J e W J Homan Rev C T Martin Miss Mary A Rosen grant Rev F re Mesch sas Oxia Rev Hunt N icky Pratt Tingman. The event will be held at the…
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Pratt
Kan
Southwestern
Kansas
Oklahoma
Epworth League Institute
Town
George
Winfield
Ru Hall
Kinsley
Sas
Oxia
Op Fe
R A
Kansas and Washington tie for Missouri Valley crown
Kansas and Washington share the Missouri Valley baseball lead with a .750 percentage after Kansas crushed Nebraska 8 to 2 in the final, Nebraska finishing third. Lonborg homered for Kansas, with Wenzel and Custer driving runs, while Nebraska scored in the third and seventh innings. Umpire Fox called the game in Lincoln at 2:05 local time.
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Kansas
Weishington
University of St. Louis
Missouri
Nebraska
Jayhawkers
Cornhuskers
Valley
Coonhuskers
Nebraskans
Cornhusker
Boyd
Murphy
Pierce
Lonberz
Kansan
Wenzel
Custer
John Lonborg
Tot Anderson
Sluser
McCrory
Thomsen
Carr
LeWellen
Aiengenbeins Rts
Smahn
Munger
Carnen
TOLUS
Kcerrell
Lonborg
F. Frazier
Bloomer
CAPTAINS ELECTED FOR HASKELL TEAMS
Jimmie Foster was re elected baseball captain and Ansel Carpenternamed basketball captain at Haskell Indian School. John Levi won the track captaincy after the fifth ballot. Football captaincy not decided this spring due to likely new material. election to be held in fall.
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Haskell
Jimmie Foster
Foster
Ansel Carpenter
Carpenter
John Levi
Levi
Captain John Wenzel Elected Leader of 1923 Enterprise Baseball Team
Captain John Wenzel of Enterprise was elected captain of the 1923 base ball team at a banquet held after the game Saturday night at the Hotel Lincoln in Lincoln Nebraska. Wenzel, a senior next year, was one of the Valley’s leading third basemen and batted over 300 this year. Seven squad members are graduating this year, including Roy Murphy Friel Pierce and Custer. Remaining players include Rody and Lashley.
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John Wenzel
Enterprise
Lincoln
Lineal
Nebraska
Wenzel
Kansas
Roy Murphy
Friel
Pierce
Custer
Rody
Lashey
Carpenters Blackstone to Address Car Poolers
Carpenters Robert Blackstone will arrive in his touring car to address the car peers on the evening of June 6.
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Robert Blackstone
Carpeaters
Final powwow plans for Twi-Hehters season opener
Tonight at 7 fifty or 8 o'clock in the Elks Club Czar Carl returns from retirement to chair the meeting. Representatives from Fraternal Aid Union University Haskell printers barbers telephone company and DeMolays are expected with other teams free to join. The league seeks a full roster a limited 6 o clock close during season and new eligibility rules while student and alumni committees study the athletic situation.
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Elks Club
Carl
Siberia
Lawrence
Fraternal Aid Union
The
University, Haskell
Printers
Barbers
Telephone Company
DeMolays
m_ town
Northwestern crisis spurs athletics reform and mass meeting
North western University's athletic program faces a crisis as a mass meeting of all Evanston students, led by alumni and campus leaders, calls for a decisive push toward conference championships and intercollegiate honors across sports. Dr George Craig Stewart and Dean Hidman urge united faculty support and bold action, including drastic changes if needed.
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Franston
Northwestern University
Evanston
George Craig Stewart
St.Luke’s Episcopal Church
Hidman
Commerce School
Ralph P. Dennis
School of Speech
Charles &. War
Evanston Chamber of Commerce
Stewart
Northwestern
Dean Hielman
Chuck
Puuhonua society to fund Hawaiian education and land aid
The Puuhonua society plans a $150,000 public subscription drive to found the Kuhio Endowment Fund for higher education of Hawaiian youths and to assist elders in obtaining lands, plus support hospitals and schools. Ten commandments urge Hawaiians to Americanize, love land, conserve resources, and engage in government and reform. Leeds proposes coal delivery by street railways direct to factories.
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Honolulu
T. H
Jonah Kulio Kalanianaole
Hawaii
Congress
Puuhonua Society
Kuhio
Chow
Hawaiian Homes Commission
Michigan in recovery with Detroit leading says Lovett
Detroit’s auto plants show record production as Michigan returns to normal says John L. Lovett executive secretary of the Michigan Manufacturers Association. He notes several cities running above normal with Detroit in peak economic position and cites widespread factory modernization and low price production as the key to renewed prosperity.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Michigan
John L. Lovett
Michigan Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. Lovett
Kalamazoo
Grand Rapids
Fire at Bigge Grain plant causes $15000 loss
A fire at the Bigge Grain company plant in Stockton destroyed a lake elevator and contents. Officers estimate the loss at $15000, with 4000 bushels of wheat, 2000 of corn, and 100 cane seed burned. The loss was practically covered by insurance.
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Stockton
Bigge Grain Company
Forest Product Laboratory Finds Dead Timber Suitable for Structural Use
Investigations by the U S Forest Product Laboratory show timber from trees killed by insects or fire is as usable for structural purposes as wood from live trees of similar quality, provided the wood has not decayed or suffered further insect damage.
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U. S. Forest Product Laboratory
Tanlac Restores Energy in Veteran Railroad Messenger
Henry Ferren of Chicago says Tanlac cured a long stomach illness. After forty years with American Railway Express Co and a stint on the C M St P line between Chicago and Kansas City, he reports improved appetite, relief from sour stomach and heartburn, and renewed strength. He praises Tanlac and notes its wide sale by druggists.
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Tanlac
Henry
Ferren
Keystone ‘Ave
Chicago
Ill
Messenger
American Railway Express Co
Kansas City
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