Prominent Democrats Attend Washington Dinner Reports
The article notes a Washington dinner for Democratic leaders with speakers including Raskob Shouse Byrnes Tydings and Mrs Harriman. Attendees are prominent party members from several states while some Senators and figures decline due to other commitments.
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Colfair
As -In-The
Rake
Kansas
Washington
Raskob
Shouse
Wille
Rep
Byrnes
Tennessee
Congressional Campaign Committee
Tydings
Maryland
J. Borden
Harriman
National Committee’ Woman
District of Columbia
Expect More Children at Recreation Centers Enrollments Rise
Enrollment at four city recreation centers totals 275 boys and girls with expectant weather boosting numbers to about 375. Playground director Melvin Grif Lawrence says the second week features National Junior Olympic events at South Park Friday from 1 to 5 pm with six events for boys and six for girls. Events are reported to New York City for comparison with records from other playgrounds as the program expands with games and relays amid varied activities. Schedule lists South Park Pinckney Cordley Woodlawn starts Tuesday 3–5 pm, Wednesday 2–5 pm, and Thursday 8–5 pm at South Park Pinckney. Subscriptions to ward the recreation board fund are listed, including Davis & Chile Store and Judge B.B. Stevens among others.
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South, Park
New’ York City
South Park
Pinckney
Cordley
Woodlawn
South “Park
Actress and man shot in New York bed scene mystery
A fragmented report from New York describes an actress and a man found dead in a bed. The scene suggests foul play with one shot alleged, while authorities piece together the events and identify those involved.
Fragmented OCR notice on requested action and date
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Plaque Unveiled For Walker At XK U Engineering School
Students and alumni gathered Saturday for the unveiling and presentation of the P F Walker Memorial plaque in Marvin Hall library. The tribute honors former teachers of the school of engineering and architecture and Dean P F Walker, whose name will grace the plaque. E L Dunmire, engineer of Kansas City and president of the engineers alumni association, delivered the dedication speech praising Walker’s devotion to duty and guidance to students.
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Union
Marvin
School of, Engineering
Marvin Hell
School of Engineering and Architecture
Isca
P. F
Walker
E Il Dunmire
Cansw
Kansas City
Jengineers Alumni Association
Dean Wallker
Wengineering School
Gift of Piano to Union Is Made by Class of 29
At the senior breakfast about 500 graduating students gathered for the annual event. The class will and the class prophecy were read, Hal Swisher presented a future view thirty years ahead. A concert grand piano was presented as the memorial gift to the Union building. John Foster announced the gift on behalf of the class of 1929, and Chancellor Lindley accepted for the university. The closing item featured the smoking of the Peace pipe.
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Hal Swisher
John Foster
FE. H
Lindley
The
Three Ideas Interlock in Religion and Science
A discussion on religion as essential and interlinked with science, stressing altruistic social responsibility and the evolution of knowledge. The piece cites prominent scientists and highlights the United States' potential impact on world progress through religious ideals guiding scientific understanding.
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Mariner
Jean Whave
Tie
Jovani
Eample
Teveren
Commencement events and obituaries mixed in Kansas items
The report blends campus ceremonies with memorial notices. Women's glee club concerts, organ solos, and baccalaureate vesper performances are noted alongside multiple obituaries from Kansas towns. Names include Professor Anders on and Dorothy Kuer Giginer with Mervyn Anderson on violin. Distinct local deaths include Warren Hoover of Farlinville and Charles Joseph Polk near Lenapah.
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Laurent-Everette Andersi
McCanles
Lee - ¢Lubi
Anderso Young
Dorothy Kuergiginer
Mervyn Anderson
Glee Club
Dean. Agnes
Obituary notices from Kansas and nearby towns
D F Heaston dies at La Porte Texas while visiting son E E Heaston burial in Lawrence after funeral at United Brethren church. Survived by two sons and three daughters. Jacob Reusch, aged 65, dies near Vinland. funeral at Rumsey home. burial in cemetery. Survived by nine children and twenty one grandchildren plus one great grandchild.
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D.F. Heaston
Douglas County
la Port - Texas
E.E. ‘Heaston
California
Porte
Lawrence
United | Brethren
Washington
Post of the Gal
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LaPorte
Tex
E.'S. Heaston
Baldwin
May
Fire, Baugh
Fairview
Okla
Kate
Craig
Whittier
Cal
Mabel
Cowshack
Ontario
Gansta
Jacob. Reusch
Jacob Reusch
Vinland
Rumsey
Love
Cemete & i Hyed
Frank
William
Reusch
Jake
Robert
Fred
Neil
Bertabhi
Joe Saile
Homer Reusch
Clifford
Couple Held for Liquor Sales in Kansas City
Federal action filed against Mr. and Mrs. Marry L. Stafford after a Saturday night arrest for alleged liquor sales to high school students. Police at headquarters said the Staffords denied selling liquor and claimed numerous teen visitors to their Bannside residence. The couple remained in custody as the case proceeds.
Graduates Reunions Mark 25th Anniversary at Union Building
Des Moines and Des Moines area students and graduates from 1900 to 1919 held 25th anniversary reunions this year. Buffet was served at 5 o clock in the Union building. The Thayer museum hosted the class of 2904 celebration. Des Moines students planned transfers to Kansas Institute next fall, contingent on the hoard’s retention with Dr. T Shields and Miss M Rebman in leadership roles.
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Ini Thayer
Des Moines
Otta University
Kansas Institute
T. Shields
Waits
M. Rebman
Wire News Briefs From Across The Nation
Denver reports six of twenty Leadville residents indicted last winter on conspiracy to violate Prohibition were convicted in federal court. Chicago notes Hartford Indemnity must pay a $10,000 bond defaulted by Col. Charles R Forbes, ex head of the veteran bureau. Philadelphia reports Ernest J Cozens, Penn athletics manager, died suddenly of an acute heart attack in Weightman Hall. Kansas City announces purchase of Banner Springs gas company and Rialto Gas by Generalities company. Topeka notes contracts totaling about 125000 for eleven Santa Fe yard buildings in Emporia awarded to Lundgren and Carlson. Hutchinson records the death of W G Fairchild, 68, former judge of the ninth Kansas district.
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Colo
Leadville
Chicago
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans ‘Bureau
James .H. Wickerson
Philadelphia
Ernest J. Cozens
University of Pennsylvania
Weightman Hall
University
Topeka
Santa ‘Fe
Emporia
Kans
Lundgarén and Carlson
Topeka Contractors
Two Bandits Sought After Central Kansas Raid Death Toll Rises
Central Kansas peace officers in six counties hunted two bandits linked to a raid on an alleged gambling game near Hutchinson. Ed Sexton 60 of Wichita died instantly and Charles Lantz formerly of Salina died later in Halstead hospital after a gunfight following a failed surprise attempt to seize participants.
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Here
Ed Sexton
Wichita
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Salina
Halstead, Kans Hospital
Man Cited For Intoxication Transport And DUI
Ira Johnson of Indiana street was arrested after a collision with a taxicab at Seventh and Massachusetts. He pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor transportation and drunken driving. Justice J H Mitchell sentenced him to thirty days in jail on each of three counts with $180 costs. Johnson had four pints of home brew. car damage noted and taxicab slightly damaged. Authorities transferred him to Douglas county.
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Indiana ‘Street
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George Atkeson
Douglas County
Yes- Johnson
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Johnson
Studebaker
Arthur McKittrick
Massachusetts Street
Fragmented Local Social Notes Preview Meeting Invite
Burk Edwards calls a community gathering at Knowledge Hill with attendees including Mrs. Julia Skest Mrs. Rice Mrs. Rowland Mrs. Grant Cox Mrs. Willard Hartley Mrs. John Thiry and Mrs. Clifford Thi. The ext meeting will be announced by Mrs. Clint.
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Julia ‘Skest
Ri Rice
Co. Rowland
Grant Cox
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John Thiry
Furhter
Clifford
Iwita
Clint
Local social notes and family visits in Burlington area
Wednesday afternoon June Fred Stanton called at the John Thiry home Friday morning Reta Bell Brangon spent Tuesday night with Beans Skeet Billy Gene Rice visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Johns at Bismarck Mrs Earl Janeway visited her parents Mrs John Thiry Lulu May and Frances Thiry visited in the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Harold Skeet Berlene remained with her grandmother for a longer visit Mr and Mrs John Canary called at the W M Rice home Sunday morning Ruth Johns of Bismarck spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs W M Rice Dorothy Cox and Marianna Smith spent last week in Manhattan visiting friends and the home of Mrs W L Winey many more friends and relatives visited the area over the week
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Pleasant Valley
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Lawrence
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Noor
Will ‘Ty
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Suiey
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Cox
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Evelyn
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Marianna -Smith
Manhattan
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W. L. Winey
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Harriet “Schubert
Lalwrence
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Bert Mitchell
Rose
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Lemuel Cox
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Kansas City
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Topeka
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Mitchell
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Snow
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Market News Wheat Outlook Bright Amid Crop Prospects
Market news reports a favorable outlook for a large U.S. wheat crop with Canada improving supplies. Wheat closed heavy and lower, with prices down as the ocean demand softened and a spring crop forecast hovered around 900,000,000 bushels total for winter and spring wheat. Chicago and Kansas City livestock and grain figures follow, noting cattle, hogs, and sheep movements, with prices varying across regions and goods.
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Local Market and Stock Report Across Regions
Market notes from Kansas City and New York cover grain prices butter eggs and livestock as well as government bonds. Reports list corn wheat oats and butter prices, hogs eggs hens and ducks with varying figures, plus stock market swings in utilities and industrials with occasional gains and losses. News highlights include bond closes and price fluctuations following Colorado Springs conference prospects.
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White House Concert and Radio Schedule Highlights
Fragmented listing shows multiple program times and station identifiers. Entries include White House Concert at 8:20 PM, Edison program at 1:30 PM, Real Folks at 8:00 PM, KEFU Tuesday program, and various others with scattered times and topics.
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Personal News From Students And Faculty
A letter from Dr. Florence Barrows reports son Leland will sail tonight from New York aboard the Columbia to Cherbourg then Paris for the summer teaching at Glen Elder before returning for the fall term. Miss Cecile Burton of Kansas City arrives for commencement. she teaches elocution and visits Mrs. Garl at 1100 Vermont. Margaret Schumann leaves for Woods Hole to work at the Marine Biological Laboratory. Alice Snodgrass of Salina visits Lawrence friends. Mrs. Edward Jamison of Wichita returns home after a weekend with her parents.
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Salina
Lawrence
Edward Jamison
Wichita
Pratt
Drunk and traffic fines reported in county court
R L Plunkett of the Eudora road was fined 42.50 after pleading guilty to being drunk by Justice R B Stevens. He was arrested last night at Hesper by Undersheriff George Reed and Officer Fred Vogler. Richard Johnson and a Kansas Electric Power representative were fined 1 each in police court for parking in time limit zones. An expectant mothers clinic led by Dr J B Henry will be held Wednesday from 2 to 4 at the old city hall health rooms.
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Lawrence
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Hesper
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