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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1917

Page

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Keet Baby Body Found In Well Near Springfield Mo

The body of Lloyd Keet, 14 months, son of banker J Holland Keet, was found in a well on the Crenshaw farm eight miles southwest of Springfield. Abduction occurred May 30 during a dance at the Country Club. seven people were arrested. federal authorities joined the investigation.

Springfield Lloyd Keet J. Holland Keet Crenshaw Farm Here Manny Simmons Edward Conklin Unds Simmons Keet C. J. Pearson Taylor Adams Allie Adams Callus Maxie Adams Sam McGinnins George Walker Sunbury Chicago Springfiel Paul O'Day Greene’ County

French Government Uphold Confidence After Naval Debate

The French chamber of deputies backed the government by 310 to 178 after two days of sessions critiquing naval defense and merchant losses. Defense spokesmen urged stronger anti submarine measures and budget boosts while Premier agreed to form a separate department for submarine defense. Also notes school delegation from Lawrence High returned from Elmdale Camp after ten days, and a fresh batch of U.S. officers reached England aboard the steamer carrying Secretary Balfour.

Yaris Lacaze Chamber of Deputies Re Pp Framier Ribot Department of Elmdale Andrew McDonald Edmond Learned Robert Sterling Phillip Sterling Lawrence High School

Pershing Arrives at Buckingham Palace in London

King George receives General Pershing at Buckingham Palace with Lord Brooke and twelve officers, then the party calls at the US embassy. Coverage highlights Pershing’s reception, plans for the Americans in England, and editorials stressing the symbolic value of the American advance guard and the likely victory with Allied cooperation.

London General Pershing Buckingham Palace George Lord Brooke Pershing United States England

Summer Singing to Get Encouragement at University Concert Series

The University of Lawrence offers weekly Wednesday evening concerts in Fraser Hall as part of the fine arts series for public and summer session students. Featured programs include Mu Phi delegates on June 27, plus performances by Preyer, Skilton, Greissinger, Sweeney, Olcott, and Dalton. Community sings occur Mondays at 7 30 on museum steps, with songbooks for sale. Jack Parnell suffered a cyclone loss, with a barn demolished.

Lawrence University University School of Fine Arts Fraser Hall Ovening School of Fine Arts Carl Preyer Charles S. Skilton William B. Downing Harriett Greissinger Anna Sweeney Evelyn Fogg Olcott William B. Dalton Mu Phi National Musical Sorority Harriet Greissinger William Preyer Skilton Olcott Dean H. Lb. Butler Prof Downing

Haig presses Germans at Lens amid strong British push

Allied forces strike near Lens on a two mile front south of the Souchez river penetrating German lines to over half a mile as British and French troops press the western front. The Lens attack follows success at Wytschaete and Messines, with heavy fighting continuing northeast of Cerny as German offensives falter.

Associated Press Haig Belgium France Lens Souchez la Basses Wytschade- Messines Wytschaete- Messines Cerny

Balfour Reaches Home After America Visit

The British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour arrived at a British port today returning from his United States mission. Officials in London and Washington note heightened precautions and secrecy surrounding his trip. Also reported: four Hutchinson youths sentenced to reform school, totaling four hundred inmates. and the funeral of Almar in Nottingham set for Monday at 2 PM with Rev. Allen officiating and burial at Maple Grove cemetery.

England London Balfour America Washington Hutchinson Woodward Boyd Reform School Nottingham Almar Lawrence Mr. Allen Maple Grove

Improvement is Slight in Louis Pieratt After Accident

Louis Pieratt, injured in an automobile crash earlier, shows slight improvement though the conviction remains reported as serious. Miss Amelia Benson departed last night for Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Louis Pieratt Amelia Benson Minneapolis, Minn

Lost Child Catherine Winters Mystery Deepens Near Newcastle

A bruised skull found in an old ditch near Newcastle Indiana may reveal whether it is Catherine Winters who vanished over four years ago from her father Dr. W A Winters home. Gypsy kidnappers were suspected and nationwide papers joined the hunt.

Catherine . Winters Newcastle Ind Catherine Winters W. A. Winters

Montana mine disaster leaves hundreds trapped

Butte Montana reports the Spectacular copper mine fire trapping 167 workers and threatening 200 more. Of 415 on night shift, 213 escaped while rescue crews from neighboring mines and national guardsmen dig through smoke and gas. Two separate tallies described 150 to 350 dead with scant hope for recovery as safety teams and cars arrive from Red Lodge and Colorado Springs.

Butte Montana Mont Here Red Lodge Colorado Springs

Flag Day Observed by Lawrence Elks

The Lawrence Elks lodge plans a public Flag Day celebration next Thursday at 8 PM in the Fraternal Aid Union hall. A musical program and the Elks Flag Day ritual will be performed. twenty girls will act as ushers and buttonhole flags will be given to attendees. No admission charge, and invitations have been extended to local patriotic groups.

Lawrence Elks Lodge Fraternal Aid Union Hall Lawrence Elks The Iaide Riles

Henry Roe Cloud To Give Sermon At Haskell Institute

Rev Henry Roe Cloud head of Roe Institute for religious training of the Indians will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon at Haskell Institute tomorrow at 3 oclock in the Haskell chapel. The 1917 class will graduate Tuesday at 2 pm with Bishop James Wise delivering the commencement address. The week includes a dress parade, band concert, alumni meeting, a sham battle, girl drill, literary society program, and an Indian student handiwork exposition open Tuesday at 3:30.

Henry Roe Cloud Wichita Kansas Haskell Institute Haskell Yale Oberlin College Cloud Roe Institute For Religious Training of Haskell Literary Societies Fred Cardin Alex Melovidov William Palin Willie Reddie Sarah A. Browns Webster Debating Club The Montezumas Invincibles Auroras Lincolns Girls’ Council Sir Galahads James Wise Episcopal Church Topeka

Walling Named Captain in New Kansas Third Regiment

Guy N. Walling formerly first lieutenant of Company H, First Infantry, Kansas National Guard, has received a captaincy in the new Third regiment and will command Company B in Oskaloosa. Walling helped organize the Oskaloosa company and was a noted drill master. he began military study fourteen years ago and was promoted from second lieutenant in 1909. The transfer is welcomed by townspeople and guardsmen alike.

Guy N. Walling First Infantry Kansas National Guard Oskaloosa Walling Kansas Oskaloosa Platosa Kemper Military Academy H” Company National Guard

Mercy and Help Club forms in Clinton for storm relief

A Mercy and Help Club organized in Clinton to aid tornado sufferers. Officers include President Mrs Wm Ewing Secretary Mrs V A Nickel Treasurer Mrs Lizzie Jenson and a committee. They report 40.63 contributed plus clothing bedding and cooking utensils. They served sufferers at the Methodist church and plan to meet again June 15. Wreckage from the Clinton cyclone was found twelve miles northeast of Lawrence.

Clinton Wm. Ewing V. A. Nickel Lizzie Jenson Sawyer Alderman Metcalf Treasury Methodist Church

Diploma list for 1917 Haskell Institute grads

The 1917 class at Haskell Institute graduation on Tuesday June 12 includes seventeen graduates from eight tribes. The cohort spans Sioux, Cherokee, Chippewa, Choctaw, Seneca and Flathead backgrounds with most from the commercial department and three from household economies.

Haskell Institute United States Indian Training School Hazkell Arule Philomena A. Bergie Sioux Hina D. Morris William Eliers Levi J. Prue Elsie ¥. Slater Savannah P Madrid Tewa Pascal LaFrombois Exeridge Benton Mary C. Rousseau Janie Crowe Mary Y. Pablo Flathead Ela C. Poppio Charles Lang Skagit Ang Frank Livermont Charles 8 Spiritlog Seneca Lillie Willis

Sixty Percent Seek Army Exemption in County

County figures show over sixty percent of men aged 21 to 31 eligible under the draft requested exemptions. Some cited financial responsibility, physical defects, or religious grounds, while a few argued the war was uncalled for. A hundred and nineteen were found fit and ready to serve.

George Brune Douglas County Jame Douglas Coun

Estes Park Delegation Heads To Rocky Mountain Conference

Twenty one University of Kansas men depart for Estes Park Colorado to attend the Rock Mountain U M A conference from June 9 to 11. The KU group is the largest representation from any single school. Names include A C Terrill H Lastett Ed Todd Ewart Plank Don Stutz Phil Hayes Ashton Hayes L A M McHenry Gail Soper John Crow ey F Bennett Fred Jenkins Paul Stubbs Roscoe Stubbs William Griffith Warren Wattles E C Barba George O Darsie Charles Grabske George C Foster and Hugo Wedell. During Weidell’s absence the University Y M C A office will be open 2 to 4 daily for room listings and student help. Lawrence Nelson goes to Rosedale for summer school.

University of Kansas Estes Park Colo Rock Mountain U. M Kansas Fronkk. U A. C. Terrill Howard Lastett Ed Todd Ewart Plank Don Stutz Phil Hayes Ashton Hayes L. A. M McHenry Gail Soper John Crowey F. Bennett Fred Jenkins Paul Stubbs Roscoe Stubbs William Griffith Warren Wattles E. C. Barba George O. Darsie Charles Grabske George C. Foster Hugo Wedell Weidell University Y. M. C. A

Kansas Supreme Court clears bonds for Lawrence water plant

After a month delay, Lawrence water plant work resumes as Kansas Supreme Court rules 250000 bond issue valid. City, attorney general, and bond attorneys contend the bonds fund improvements. contractors and University of Kansas engineers head the project. Weather and material shortages loom as supplies may slow progress, but officials expect rapid start with crews ready to re mobilize.

Lawrence Supreme Cou J of Kansas S.M. Ester Kansas Construction Com Carl Pleasant A. R. Tibb University of Kansas Engineers Chic Tim Seaa

Barba Graduates From Law School Returns to Manila

FE C Barba graduate of the law school this spring leaves for Manila after four years in Lawrence. He came to Lawrence four years ago for a visit and was impressed with the community. He wrote for a release from the Public Works department and began law school, finishing in three and a half years with high grades. Barba recently received an appointment in the Bureau of Public Works in Manila and hopes to practice law independently there.

F. C. Barba Deers FE C. Barba School of Law Manila P. L Barba Lawrence The of Public Works Bureau of Pit Works Legal

Board of Administration Sets Final Meeting Date

The farewell meeting of the state board of educational administration will be held June 23 at Lawrence. The University budget will be approved and other business for the fiscal year closed. Members E Hackney Wellington G Lewis Kinsley and E W H Marion retire July 1. only Mr H continues on the new state board.

Board of Administration Stat Board of Educational Administrat M Lawrence E. Hackney Wellington G. Lewis Kinsley Marion

Recruitment Slower Than Expected Amid War Demands

Captain Samuel G Clarke of Company BR orders enlistment papers amended to reflect current emergency or discharge. Two year terms with three year reserve planned as past practice. Recruiting lagging as schools out and manpower scarce. River flood danger easing as water falls and driftwood clears channel. Marriage license issued this morning by Judge C E Lindley to Arthur G Emmett and Courtney.

Samuel G. Clarke Mort Enlis C. E. Lindley Arthur G. Emmett Courtney

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