KU Law Grads to Take State Exam in Topeka
Fifty law students will sit the state bar examination in Representative Hall, Topeka, on June 22. The list of admitted alumni includes Allison Springer of Lawrence, James Edward Taylor of Goodland, and Lee Edward Weeks of Pleasanton, among others, with former U.S. district attorney Fred Thomison noted in connection with the event.
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Ness
E Willis
Rover
Hunphrey
Junction Ci
Fred Thomiison
Kansas City
Kan
United States District
of K
Allison Springer
Lawrence
Harry Albert Lanning
Labetha
Neil Dougherty
Manhattan
James Edward ‘Taylor
Goodland
Clarence
Victor’ Beck
Americas
Arthur Grave Ames
Claflin
Qwen Casper
Rawlings
Treadore Francis Warner
James Barclay Smith
Hilton Lee Dovelass
Linorence
Gerald Williams Foley
Dodge City
John Felix Fontran
Hutchinson
Harold Charles Watt
Independence
Howard Elston Payne
Olathe
Richard Floyd Allen
Whitsed Caution la Auiie
Lee Edward Weeks
Pleasanton
Odd Fellows Service Honors Nine Brothers in Memorial
A memorial service followed degree work for nine brothers who died this year. Fritz Men and Jewett led the ceremony with TC Stevenson secretary guiding prayers. George Wolf Will Pomi ngen and others named among the deceased included Ralph W. Holt Clintons Frederics Hig zine Jd. A. Hog fami Chris Sasian David Shirar Fel a Gardner and Ate. Wilson spoke on religion’s purpose and praised Oddfellowship as a guiding force in life.
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George Wolf
Will T Pomingen
Fela Gardner
Jd. A. Hogfami
Chris Sasian
David Shirar
Wilson
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ernst Bayer 71
Mrs Ernst Bayer died Tuesday afternoon at her home on Locust Street after illness. Survived by three children. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Weed control noted by sanitary officer, with fines for neglect. Markee Basket prize this week for best recipe using cherries.
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Ernst A. Bayer
Ernst ‘A. Bayer
Ciel Ab
Eucile Crutcher “Wahl
Lucile Crutcher Wahl
Glaude Scott
Rhode Island Street
Scott
Aken
Cynthamana
This Week's Events at City Hall Tonight and Thursday
A brief notice lists open paying bids at city hall starting at 10 o'clock this Thursday. The events are scheduled as part of municipal proceedings and involve bidding sessions open to attendees. Local officials urge interested parties to attend and submit bids in person.
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City Hall
Charles Thomas Wins Kiwanis Cup For Scout Highest Score
Charles Thomas won the Kiwanis Club cup for the highest score in Boy Scout advancement, 1420 points, with Dick Nelson second at 1300. Troop 10 led troop totals with 6620 points. Troop 9 followed at 4710. Two boys reached Eagle Scout: Herbert Weatherby and Frank Liseum.
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Kiwanis Club
Charlie
Dick Nelson
Herbert Weatherby
Frank Liseum
Court of Honor
Lawrence
Bishop Gregg to Head Howard University President
Bishop Jom A Gregg of the African Methodist Episcopal church was elected president of Howard University in Washington DC succeeding Dr J Stanley Durkee. Gregg a 1902 Kansas University graduate led Edward Waters College and Wilberforce University and served as a church pastor and army quartermaster in the Spanish American War.
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Washington, D. C
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Brooklyn
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Archie EB. Gregg
Kansas’ City
Ruth G. Gregg
Archie Gregg
Bishop Eee
Edward Watners College
Florida
Wilberforce University
Ohio
Bethel Institute
Cape Town
South Africa
Eureka
Celia A. Nelson
Twenty-Third Kansas Volunteers
A. M. E. Church
Leavenworth
Fail TO GET INJUNCTION Morgantown WV June 9
United Mine Workers failed to obtain an injunction in Monongalia county court to bar four coal companies from operating below union wage scales, hiring nonunion workers, or evicting union members from company houses. Defendants include Pursgrove coal mining company Connellsville By-Products Company and Arkwright Coal Company.
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United Mine Workers of America
Monongalia
I. G. Lazelli
Scott's Run
Pursgrove Coal Mining Company
Connellsville By-Products Company
Arkwright Coal Com
Transfer Request Moves Orient Rail Case to Federal Court
An application was filed in Kansas City today to transfer a suit by Orient Railroad gold note holders from Independence circuit court to federal court. Judge Hall is expected to grant, citing diversity of citizenship. The suit accuses $2.12 million in asset dissipation during receivership and seeks relief. A temporary restraining order, issued by Judge Reeves, halts depositions in the circuit court, noting the receivership has sat in Kansas federal court for a decade and that court’s jurisdiction should be protected.
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Willard P. Hall
Orient
Albert L. Reeves
Circuit
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Walker Dundee bout postponed due to Walker hand injury
The Mickey Walker Joe Dundee light heavyweight title fight set for June 17 at Madison Square Garden was indefinitely postponed after Walker injured a thumb during training. Promoter Jess McMahon said replacement plans were discussed with Walker’s manager Jack Bearns and that Pittsburgh’s Back 2ivic was considered as a substitute if needed.
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Mickey Walker
Joe Dundee
Madison Square Garden
Walker
Jess McMahon
the Garden
Jack Bearns
McMahon
Back 2Ivic
Pittsburgh
Melba Sings Goodby in Covent Garden Farewell
London reports millions heard Nellie Melba the Australian nightingale in a farewell Covent Garden concert. The King and Queen met Dame Nellie during intermission, congratulating her on a storied career and wishing happiness in retirement. Queen Mary presented a pink carnation bouquet for the occasion.
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Marty
Equal effort by singers and scrub women studied
In a June 9 report from ASP, researchers LoeWy of Davos and Lehroetter of Vienna measure energy use among musicians and workers. They find scrub women burn 80 percent more energy while scrubbing than at rest, singers 83 percent, and musicians differ by instrument, with pianists at 270 percent impact. Political stunt advised by seed.
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Davos
Switzerland
Lehroetter
Vienna
Kiwanis urged to act on public matters at convention
Montreal June AP Hands in politics but hands in all legislative matters of public concern and the study of community state national and international questions from a nonpartisan stand point was urged today as action for Kiwanis clubs by Harry E. Karr past president to delegates at the Kiwanis International annual convention. He said Kiwanis must move beyond protest resolutions and actively engage issues. He urged members to monitor legislation and consider reforming laws and avoid wholesale passage of foolish laws.
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William S. Ware
Reed
Montreal
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Kiwanis International
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Wyoming weekly papers tout rails end and trails begin
Pinedale Rovidal boasts it is published farther from a railroad than any US newspaper. Wyoming State Journal from Landergar proclaims it is where rails end and trails begin. Other brief items note Paris cabinet unity, farm relief plans boosted by Brookhart’s primary win, and golf tournament standings.
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Pinedale Rovidal
United State
Pinedale
Wyoming State Journal
Landergar
Yellowstone National Park
Unusual School Record Sets Dwyer Apart at Edgerton High
Joseph Edward Dyx elé son of Mr and Mrs J Dwyer of Palmyra township will graduate from Edgerton rural high this week and receive his diploma Friday evening. He has attended school from age and never missed or been tardy. He rode two miles daily in grades and miles to Edgerton since high school began, sometimes staying overnight when roads were too deep. He completed his high school course in three years.
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J. Dwyer
Palmyra Township
Edgerton
Personal notices and society notes mingle travel and loss
Mrs Dorothy Dows of Kansas City visits Richland friends while Mrs C J Nesbitt and a Tulsa party stay with Mrs Max Wilhelms in Lawrence. Mrs Hampton Moran and daughter Mary Ruth of Seattle arrive at Hotel Hildridge. Moran is linked to late locals. Measures death of Mela Cluxton prompts trip to Ridley. Sant Weatherby sails from Montreal to Manchester en route to a six week bicycle tour in Europe before Harvard return. Word of Woolworth Building height cited alongside a Lydia E Pinkham ad. Market Basket recipes call for Cherry Preserves with Friday submission deadline.
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Kansas City
R. J. Woodward
Richland
M.C. Melone
Mela Cluxton
Dallas
Tex
Melone
St. Louis
Ridley
Sant Weatherby
Graduate School of Business
Harvard
Montreal
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Fon Weatherby
Marriage Licenses Granted by Local Judge
Harry Lutz of Richland and Stella Hawkins of Topeka received marriage licenses and wed yesterday under Probate Judge L. H. The ceremony also joined Willard Greene of Holliday and Lahette phones, both described as colored, in matrimony.
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Harry Lutz
Richland
Stella Hawkins
Topeka
Willard Greene
Holliday
Lahette
L. H
Local Names Mention License and Wedding Ceremonies
Marmette Wise received licenses while Rev. Father Henry Pugger Wes was selected to perform the rites. An impassioned remark about modesty and presence appears, with references to Mrs. Smith and "Expressing Willie." Tonight and Saturday feature events at Vienorrs.
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Marmette Wise
Henry Pugger- Wes
Odesty
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