Haskell Exhibit Displays Wide Range of Student Work
The Haskell Institute showcases vocational work from woodwork to painting with top prizes awarded. David Milla of Sioux Falls tops woodwork with a child’s tea table, while Sue Priting wins in laundering and other students earn honors in drafting, metalwork, and textile arts during commencement week.
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Seco Prizary
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Brower Rinhoema
Susette Pring
Olf
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Choma
Prise
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Lulu York
Taw
T Thatcher
Peter LaPronboise
Levily
Van
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Pete Phane Ani
Sida Vet Inn
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Sigit Tribe
Prize Drill Highlights For Indian Companies At Kell School
Small boys staged a prize drill at Kell School grounds yesterday with Company Gs earning first prize for best execution of orders. Cadet Captain Cooke led Company CD Vandal to second place, while Captain Aberta Krause and Pats Domingo judged the event. The drill preceded the annual school social ending the competition day.
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Lawrence Trees in Town Warn of Elm Pest and Care
State Forester A. Scott and local experts advise preventive care for elm trees in Lawrence. They warn a pest problem is rising after winter and emphasize potash treatments and careful pruning while questioning drilling trunks as a control method.
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Heady College Board Sees Trustee Changes At Meeting
Trustees of Midkunst College and Gitawe University held meetings amid leadership shakeups. Rev Q C Braen, a Baptist minister, was named president of the board for the coming year while discussions focused on denomination alignment and institutional direction.
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Paving Nearing Completion on North Side Street Work
News notes North Side paving near completion with most work finished by Tuesday evening. The Locust street section between Union Pacific tracks and Bridge street will be raised to await grade decisions. Bridge street level remains to be determined, delaying final alignment.
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Enrollment Surges as KU Summer Session Breaks Records
The University of Kansas reports record enrollment in the summer session, surpassing 500 students by 3 pm, up 184 from last year. Classes began the previous day, with a crowded registration office and ongoing influx of students.
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Ife
Emand
Postponed Divorce in Bismarck District Case
The civil case of the Bismarck District versus A A Hicks faced delays as drainage matters occupied the docket. Divorce hearings scheduled for May may be postponed to next week, with incompatibles expected to adjust expectations. The Hetil court session did not convene as planned, and the drainage district case against Hicks was argued at press time.
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Death of Mrs Smyet in City Leads to Franchise Talk
Mrs Jennie Smith aged about seventy seven died at 215 Ohio Street after paralysis sudden attack. Local actions discuss gas franchise limits while death prompts funeral plans for Sunday with familysiblings Margaret Agnes Edith and George W. Smith. Mrs Smith recently moved to Lawrence from Hengton and was connected to the Journal World through son George W. Smith.
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Ohio St
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Totab Westmoreland
Margaret Agnes
Edithanette
Taye Tsons
Geerse W
Meies Star
Journal-World
Bardon
Kansas Weather Report Uncertain Tonight and Saturday
Forecast calls for unsettled weather tonight and Saturday with likely showers in the northern portion of Kansas. Warmer temperatures expected in the north as conditions shift.
Emporia Golf Tourney Entries Attract Visitors
Emporia Kansas prepares for the ninth annual golf tournament with over a hundred visitors expected June 12 15 14 15 16. Hamppe ta Country Club has completed course improvements and features a lake island eighth hole and a ninth hole crossing the lake. Bob Peebles leads operations while caddies are drilled and committees plan visitor entertainment.
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Young Philip Edwards Injured in Alley Accident
Last evening Philip Edwards, son of Rev E. A. Edwards of Trinity church, ran 2k in the alley behind his residence and injured his foot. A blunt object tore the skin and had to be removed. Antitetanus serum was administered to prevent tetanus. condition said to be not serious.
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Trinity
Rice to arbitrate Cherryvale elevator dispute
Prof H A Rice of the civil engineering department at the University was called to Cherryvale to settle a dispute between the owner and contractor over a series of new concrete elevators under construction. The disagreement concerns the capacity of fifteen poured concrete elevators designed by Rice, which are square and resemble the Roweysock lift.
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Bridge CrossingsRestricted for Americans at El Paso
Customs inspectors at the International Bridge in El Paso Texas received Washington orders to stop all American traffic from entering Mexico until further notice. No reason was provided for the action.
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Smashing Austrian Front Report From Rome Dispatch
An embassy in Rome reports a front advance by the Italian capital area, with miles broken and depths noted as a new thrust. Russian advice warns of enveloping the Austrian army from east and north as Austrians face attacks on multiple fronts. Garnett C. McCaleb of the University sails to Indianapolis for a summer position.
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Utilities meeting on gas pricing and franchise action
The Kansas Natural Gas Company faces a meeting about product pricing at 32 cents per thousand and possible court actions. Officials warn about state utilities law limits while local distributors in Lawrence may be drawn in. Separate notice: an ice cream social hosted by the M E Sunday school on Rev Nickel’s lawn Tuesday evening June 13 with a short program.
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Uncertain Politics Loom Over Chicago Convention Day
Chaos and fog shroud the third day of Republican and Progressive conventions. Leaders from Roosevelt to Hughes weigh peace talks after a midnight session at the Chicago Club. hopes for a harmony split exist while reports from the conferences remain inconclusive.
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A White Hope in 3ail J E Ellsworth Tells About It
J E Ellsworth was arrested for vagrancy on Wednesday and found guilty in police court this morning. He was fined ten dollars and costs and committed to jail until paid. Ellsworth, calling himself Big Dan Vaughn of the police, boasted about getting their pile and cracking a rock and claimed he challenged Jess Willard. He showed signs of opium-possession while smoking, and some drug effects were noted.
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Borah Delivers Surprise Speech at Progressive Convention
Senator Borah enters Auditorium Hall to an ovation as Progressives seek unity behind Theodore Roosevelt. He urges harmony and mocks rival calls for Teddy or Borah while praising Roosevelt as the favored leader. Read conference reports on Roosevelt’s candidacy and party paths.
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Conservatives in Control at Dual Conventions
The Outlook reports Conservatives in control as both parties hold conventions today. Leaders on both sides push for unity and harmony amid possible policy shifts and party realignments.
Nominations Begin as Hughes Likely for President
Chicago June 9 Nomination of Justice Hughes triggers loud cheering as Whitman delivers a nominating speech and delegates push for Hughes Johnson and other candidates. Progressives meet with Republicans to discuss unity and Roosevelt's possible role.
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