Baker University Commencement Exercises Held
Commencement at Baker University opened in the Methodist church with a baccalaureate sermon by Bishop William Fraser McDowell of the M E church. Rev. Willian A. Brown delivered the University sermon. final chapel services recognized students in intercollegiate events and awarded medals and B grades. Samuel B. Haskin, class of 1898, gave the final chapel address. Hoch will deliver Thursday's commencement oration.
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Baker
Baldwin
Kaos
Baker University
William Fraser McDowell
M. E. Church
McDowell
University
Willian A. Brown
Debaie
Oratory
Samuel B. Haskin
E. W. Hoch
Markets by Wire Kansas City Grains and Live Stock
Grain and provisions quotes for wheat corn oats rye and hay with Cash bids for No 2 grades and months July September December prices. Live stock receipts 7000 cattle ranges 3 75 to 8 25 and hogs 9000 with heavy and packers prices listed.
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Kansas City
Chicago Markets Report Widens Gaps Across Commodities
Chicago markets show mixed futures with Wheat July 654e and Sept 9154e, Corn July 3853¢e and Sept 59% Sye, Oats July 36%, Sept 3514e. Pork July 22.25, Sept 21.70. Lard July psig, Sept 12.2744. Cattle receipts 1,000 with beef steers 5.80 to 8.70, cows and heifers 2.90 to 7.15. Hog receipts 6,000, top 9.60, bulk 9.45 to 9.50.
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Chicago
Kidnapper Captured After 24 Hour Hide and Seek
Topeka report details the capture of Adam Skinner, who abducted his 8-year-old child from the mother at 406 Liberty Street. Deputy Judkins recovered boy and mother, with Skinner jailed for contempt. the child was returned to Mrs. Charlotte Skinner.
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Topeka
Adam Skinner
Mather
Liberty Street
Judkins
Charlotte Skinner
Norton
Lawrence
Sheriff Norton
Skinner
Snodkins
Stinner
Santa Fe
Crum Named Ambassador to Iberia by Senate Panel
Washington June 8 with virtually no discussion the senate committee on foreign relations decided to report favorably on the nomination of Dr. W. D. Crum to be minister to Iberia. Crum's appointment was announced at the White House yesterday.
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Washington
Prace
Senate Committee On Foreign
W. D. Crum
Iberia
Crum
White House
Broward Wins Senate Victory in Florida Election
June 8 report from Jacksonville notes Friends of Senator Tallimero concede Governor Broward has won the Senate seat by over 1,500 with most counties counted and Broward leading by more than 2,000 in the early totals.
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Broward
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Friends of
United States
Tallimero
Senate
Lawrence Invites For Stote Golden Wedding Anniversary
Invitations have been received in Lawrence for the golden wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Stote to be held in Russell on Monday. Stote formerly served as pastor of the Baptist church here for six years in the 1880s. The item also notes social events in Lawrence including a reunion of former KU pharmacy graduates, a dinner hosted by Chancellor and Mrs. Strong for Josiah Royce, and a Pleasant Hour club meeting with literary readings and a luncheon.
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Lawrence
A. H. Stote
Russell
Town
Chancellor Strong
Mrs. Strong
Josiah Royce
Board of Regents
Wilson Martin
Pleasant Hour Club
Rolleall
T. H. Rudiger
Paul Rudiger
Miss Bird
Finley
Miss Pierson
Stevens
W. R. Sutherland
R. W. Yeoman
Lawrence Gite
Appointments Made At University Commencement
A list details 1910 11 Kansas University fellowships and department heads. Names include Roscoe Ingalls Amy Goodlatte J H Hanger Willard Wattles Walter Wise Evadne Laptad Edmund Cressman Hazel McGregor John Shea Roy Burkett Ruth Hunt Howard Miller Edward Baumgartner Charles Johnston John Young Edna Day Henry Hill and more. Also covers scholarships prizes and emeritus election and a humorous local item about stamps and berries.
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University of Kansas
Roscoe C. Ingalls
McPher ‘Son College
Amy Goodlatte
A. B. Wells
A. M. Columbia
J. H. Hanger
A. B. Baker University
Willard Austin Wattles
A. B
Walter Bailey Wise
A. B. Univerlsity of Kansas
Evadne Laptad
Edmund Dresler Cressman
Hazel Hope McGregor
Yankton College
University of Illinois
John Penfield Shea
Roy Ivan Burkett
Ruth E. Hunt
Howard Preston Miller
Edward Abraham Baumgartner
B. Bowdoin College
University of Michigan
Kansas
Wesley Lacey
J. E. Boethius
A. B. Bethany College
Lambert -Eidson
A. B. Emporia College
B.C. Ludlam
Fairmount College
Faye Dodge
A. B. Friends University
Diedrick Dalke
A. B. McPherson College
Janet Thayer
A. B. Midland College
Merle M. Moore
B. S. Ottawa University
Gordon Bailey
A. B. Southwestern College
Roxa’ Ethel Miller
A. B. Washburn College
Charles Leonidas Robbins
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Paul Vance Faragher
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert E. Ray
Harvard University
Thomas H. Cureton
Cornell University
Chester Henry Heuser
Austin
Harvard Medical School
Aute Richards
Gordon McDonald
Prineton University
William Rhees B. Robertson
Edith Pioney
Bryn Mawr College
Women’s Student Government Association of the University
Fern Cook
Inez Smith
Virgil Gordon
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Griffin Aid
George Dunlap Greever
W. S. Griesa
A. C. Griesa
W. H. Lorenz
McPherson ‘College
Hubach
Gertrude Cooper
School of Fine Arts
Arthur Cooper
Hulda L. Ise
Marcella Howland
Mary Boland
Sara.t. D. Robinson
Marine Biological Laboratory
Woods ‘Hole
Mass
Hattié Fenner
Lucinda Smith Buchan
Florence M. Wingert
Frances Schlegel Carruth
Ada Cressman
Edith Elizabeth Hague
Annette Zook
State Bar Association
Foster Cline
Edward Thompson Company
School of Law
Henry Starbuck
Ephraim Miller
Board of Regents
Purely Personal Visitors and Travelers Arrive in City
Local residents and visitors alternatingly arrive and depart, including Dr Samuel Kelly, Leonard Mason, Mr and Mrs C E Healey, Mrs Rebecca Hinkley, Raymond Hazen, Mrs Mary Woodward, Dr S E Carrothers, Tremper and daughter, George Harvey, Winifred Everingham, M G Manley, G W Spindler, Harry Bowser, Mrs E J Mays, Ernest Epley, Miss Hannah Mitchell, Mrs Dee Russell, George Vinton, Miss Verna Bishop, Miss Ella Nash, Miss Mary Murtaugh, Mr and Mrs E H Sellards and daughter Helen, all seen visiting or traveling through the area.
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Samuel Kelly
Leonard Mason
Kansas City
C. E. Healey
Salina
Rebecca Hinkley
St. Paul, Minn
Raymond Hazen
Seattle
Mary Woodward
Clasco
Kansas
S. E. Carrothers
Kirksville
Tremper
George Harvey
Denver
A. W. Armstrong
Winifred Everingham
Topeka
E. D. Thompson
M. G. Manley
Lawrence
G. W. Spindler
Woodland
Michigan
Harry Bowser
E. J. Mays
Springfield
Ilc
Ernest Epley
Omaha
Nebraska
Hannah Mitchell
Dee Russell
Great Bend
Kans
George Vinton
K. U
Wash
Misa Verna
A. W. Lamb
Misa Ella Nash
Lyons
A. P. Halts
Mary Murtaugh
Ethel Chalkley
E. H. Sellards
Helen
Visitors and travel news from Tallahassee and beyond
Tallahassee residents host and visit relatives including Mr and Mrs Frank Marcy of Salt Lake City. Delbert Morrison departs for Collegeport Texas to oversee fruit land. Mrs Whitman and daughter Muriel travel to Estes Park Colorado for summer. Kansas City teachers Ava and Lela Douthart plan July 1 abroad. Haskell and Grovenor parties visit Missouri relatives. Dr Haverkampf visits from Washington and will move to a fort in Cheyenne. Chicago market notes show wheat trading cautious as investors await government crop data.
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Tallahassee
Florida
Alford
Frank Marcy
Salt Lake City
Marcy
May Finney
Delbert Morrison
Texas
Collegeport
Whitman
Muriel
Mis. Fish
Lela Brown
Helen Metcalf
Estes Park
Col
Ava
Lela Douthart
K. A
Kansas City
J. G. Haskell
Mabel Haskell
G. Grovenor
Deacon
Harrisonville
Charles Haverkampf
Washington, D. C
Haverkampf
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Commemoration Rain Delays Inauguration and University Start
Observation notes persistent bad weather in Washington during inaugurations and university commencements. Authors state June usually brings heavy rain, and seven consecutive years have been marked by wet conditions, affecting events and plans.
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Washington
National
Merchants Bowling Scores and Real Estate Ad Note
The item lists bowling scores with Barteldes Sr and Gustafson among top scorers and notes Barteldes Sr and Jr will bowl this evening. It adds a real estate note offering a cash buyer for 60 to 100 acres north of the river via Dale McNeill Realty Co with contact phones. It ends with an ad for Cheery Cheer bottled by McNish Bottling Works.
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Barteldes, Sr
River
Dale-McNeill Realty Co
Mass
Mc Nish Bottling Works
Wanted and For Sale Classified Fragments
A mixed set of classified items includes wanted work seeker's note, employment ads, help wanted for a white girl to assist with children and housework, a desk and safe for sale, a National Cash register, perfume and soapstone products, seeds and flowers for sale, ice cream, a summer music program, and instruments offered by Prof Skilton and others at North College.
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Bell Phone
Summer School of Music
Skilton
Hubach
Morse
Miss Walker
North College
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Denal
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