Indian Dances Shine In Haskell Play Strong Arm's Change of Heart
Lawrence audience adores an Indian drama at Haskell Chancel as Chief Strong Arm’s Change of Heart showcases native garb, dances, and songs. Dancers receive encores while the production depicts old village life and a changing Native American fate. Commencement events and a field day marked Haskell’s graduation week.
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Haskell Oo
Chief Strongarm
Lawrence Amiienes
Strong Arn
Lawrence
Haskell Ay
Kansas university to hear commencement address by Chancellor
Chancellor Frank Strong of the University of Kansas will deliver the commencement address. The program tomorrow lists 10 50 a m Haskell exposition for ay Ff 11 m graduation exercises 4 p m Haskell exposition for guests 6 p m competitive company drill Girls bilion drill.
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Cellor Frank Strong
The
Univerisity of
Kansas
Haskell Exposition
Haskell
Reunions Draw Nearly 800 Kansas Alumni
Kansas State University's Robinson Gymnasium hosts a large alumni reunion with nearly 800 graduates from classes dating back to 1873. Fraser Hall registers attendees as the Alumni Secretary reports on class participation, led by the 1915 and 1914 cohorts. A separate note highlights a new agricultural college scholarship for girls, setting a first in the college’s history.
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Robinson
Mencement Exere
Th ‘Univerty
Kansas
Fraser Hall
Alumi
Alurmi
L. N. Plint
Florente R. Colman
Hannah Oliver
Charles W. Smith
Lizzie W. Smith
Cartie Watson
Gertrude Bullene Weaver
Pp. E
Apricultuural College
Manhattan
Kan
Jane
Kansas State Agricultural College
Ainex
Death of W R Young Aged Resident Near Lee Halt
W R Young, a longtime resident near Lee Halt, died yesterday afternoon about ten miles west of Topeka. The funeral will be held at Lawrence with a short service at the Episconal Church. He is survived by a sister and two nephews, including Robert Young who arrived from Chisago. Another nephew is expected tomorrow. Young lived on his farm for nearly half a century. His wife had died previously. Local friends prepared a meal for mourners after the service.
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Lee Halt
Tais
Lawrenne
Young
Robert Young
Chisago
Lecompton
Bean
Warning on Cough Aids and Early Care
A health note warns that persistent coughs may signal serious lung issues if untreated. It touts Eckman’s labor at Philadelphia and asserts the remedy aids digestion, nutrition, and calcium intake when paired with proper living and timely medical care.
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Jon
Eckman
Eckman Lavoratory
Philadelphiia
Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Grains
Market steady in Kansas City with fed steers 10.40 to 11.00 and calf prices 6.50 to 11.0. Hogs receipts 15,000 with heavy at 9.05 to 9.20. light 8.80 to 9.03. Wheat cash unchanged with No 2 hard 1.60 to 3.04. corn mixed 69 1/2 to 70 1/2. Chicago reports cattle receipts 171000 and hogs 26000 with weak to dull tone. wheat July 1.04 5/8 Sept 1.06 3/8.
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Kansas City
Prine Fed
Associated Press Tieve Report
Chicago
Cattle Breeders Meet in Detroit Holstein Friesian Convention
Promoters gather at Detroit Michigan for the Holstein Friesian Association annual convention. About 180 Holstein cattle were offered for sale at the State Fair Grounds as delegates discuss breeding, prices, and stock quality. Speakers include Carl Vyroman from agriculture, Prof. Anderson from Michigan College, and Dr. J. Og from Baite Greek.
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Detroit
Mich
Holstein Friesian Association
Fair
Agriculture
Prof
Anderson
Michigan Cultural College
J. Elog
of Baite Greek
Fir Regiment Band to Play Concert Tomorrow
The Fir regiment band will give a concert tomorrow evening with a program including Old Overture, William Tell Overture, A Rustic Lass, Swiss Boy, and a medley. The venue is not yet decided between North Lawrence or another location. a final announcement will be made in the news.
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Fir Regiment
North Lawrence
Newsn
Seville
The Chicago Coliseum Hosts the 1916 Republican National Convention
The Chicago Coliseum, site of the 1916 Republican National Convention, features 12 400 seating capacity with 900 on the main floor and 3 000 in balconies. It includes a 20 by 40 foot speaker’s platform with a sounding board, 2 000 presidential candidate seats, press areas, a temporary hospital, telegraph room, post office, and enhanced access via 22 exits and 100 doorkeepers.
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Chicago
Chicago Coliseum
United States
Progressive Party
Charles, E. Gunter
Libby Prison War Museum
Wabash Avenue
Fifteenth “Gueet
Old War Prison
Republican National Committee
Sreekers
Rt Ad
Hall
Julius Ficin
B&o
George Prince of
Naan
Civil Case Tally At May Term Of District Court
With two days left in the May term the district court is finishing civil cases. Tomorrow will clear most civil matters including many divorces. The partition suits Taylor Bradford v Short and Freese v Litchfield progressed. Welch v Welch granted custody. Maple Grove Drainage District v Hicks demurrer granted. Greenlees v Gorrila left for advice. Dodds v Fishburn ongoing. thirteen more cases scheduled for tomorrow.
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Priday
Lucy “Taylor Bradford
Henry BR. Short
Means and Rice
Annie Freese
L. L. Litchfield
Alonzo Welch
Mand Welch
Maple Grove
A. A. Hicks
Greenlees
Funeral of Lucy March Held From Home
Simple services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at two o'clock from the home for Miss Lucy March daughter of Mr and Mrs March with Rev W Hargett of the First Methodist Church officiating. Mrs March accompanied by her sister Eva Peehler left San Diego for the body’s home while George March is in Miami and Willie Laygtee to attend the funeral. Alumni tributes from the University gathering spoke highly of her character and the 1912 class alumni noted her in their remarks.
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Sims
W. Hargett
First Methodist Church
University
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