Chicago Representati on New York Representative
Fragmented OCR text appears from a Lawrence Kansas newspaper with partial lines. It references Associated Press dispatches and republication rights, plus contact details for subscription. No clear local event, date, or action is stated.
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Chicago
R- Keaton
Hartford
New York
Frankin
Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Associated
Vereim
Ee Wember
Ariion
CIA
Stosson Address Highlights Kansas Commencement
The Kansas University commencement featured Edwin E. Slosson, a noted University of Kansas alumnus, delivering a far seeing address on science and resource use. He warned against overreliance on science and praised humane, comprehensible scientific writing.
Fourth anniversary of Elwell murder in New York City
Today marks the fourth anniversary of Joseph B. Elwell's murder in New York City, a case that remains unsolved. Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts celebrates its 425th anniversary, while the North American Singers Union gathers in Chicago for its 75th annual reunion and diamond jubilee saengerfest. The 1924 Rose Festival opens in Portland and Canadian weekly newspaper editors and families sail from Montreal for a two month Europe tour.
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Joseph B. Elwell
New York City
Deerfield
Mass
New England
Montreal
Europe
Deaths and Funerals Note Tuttle of Lawrence
L H Tuttle 88, former Lawrence resident, died in Pell City Alabama Monday after moving from Douglas County about 15 years ago. Mesheck Sanders burial details set for Oak Hill Cemetery with no funeral service. Simpler food and more raw fruit urged by British Dental Association official.
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L. H. Tuttle
Hiram Cantrell
Pell City
Ala
Lawrence
Tuttle
Douglas County
Mesheck Sanders
Wichita
Furk ‘Chapel
Oak Hill
Dental’ Association
Century-Old Aim to Develop Muscle Shoals Traced
Sheffield Ala June 9 The Muscle Shoals project was long contemplated with roots dating to 1823 when Congress and the Alabama legislature sought to improve the Goosaa River system and connect it to the Tennessee River A land grant followed and land sales occurred at low prices The record shows navigation facilities cost 2101726 50 through 1890 and operation costs through 1915 totaled 1406372 30 giving a grand total of 4598098 80 for navigation efforts at Muscle Shoals
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Sheffield
Ala
Associated Press
United States
Congress
Alabama
Tennessee River
Medical Association reports push for reforms in fee splitting
The American Medical Association council reports on fee splitting by physicians and urges county societies to curb the practice. Secretary Olin West notes over 90,000 member physicians with 55,000 Fellows and calls for expanded post graduate education. The council cites one doctor per 724 people and 6830 hospitals with 940 interning, but only 660 approved for intern training, amid internship shortages.
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Chicago
Associated Press
American Medical Association
Olin West
County Medical Society
United States
Council On Medical Non
Council
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Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and Health Update
Baldwin residents report visits from relatives and friends including Mrs M J Ames and Mrs A Leroy Thompson while Alderdice from Coldwater plans to stay with his grandmother. County health officials from Lawrence announce quarantines for several homes over mild smallpox cases amid ongoing community gatherings and church activities.
Local society notes on weddings visits and movements
Two days later also entered the state of matrimony Mrs Driggs visited Oak Park Illinois to visit their daughter before returning home James Spears and family were Topeka visitors on last Friday Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Helen Campbell of Lawrence and Harold Rogers of Osawatomie which will occur on Wednesday June 25 Both are former Baker students and have many friends here in attendance will be Mr and Mrs J Howard Campbell of Baldwin Mrs A O Lockwood expects to return this week from Eldorado accompanied by her son McNeill in ill health but improving Cecil Pyxe Ottawa spent Tuesday in Baldwin Miss Virginia Markham expected home soon from Chicago where she has been doing graduate work Mrs Daisy Horrell assistant postmaster unable to be at the post office because of measles Mrs Clay Ashby and son Val Jean returned to Kansas City after visiting Mrs Ashby’s parents Mr and Mrs Fletcher Hunt President and Mrs Wallace Fleming motored to Lawrence and attended a supper in honor of Bishop McConnell later joined by Gov Jonathan Davis at the baccalaureate sermon Lat er Lucille Breicheisen returned home from Wellsville after a week with Miss Lorna Bailey John H Bolton son of Dr and Mrs John Bolton Baldwin married Miss Margaret Taylor at the bride’s parents home in Ft Scott Dr Bolton performed the ceremony The romance began in Baldwin last August when the bride came here for Epworth League Institute The Boltons will live in Baxter Springs where Mr Bolton teaches in the high school.
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Raymond R. Pyles
Miss North Ames
Lawrence
Impany
T. A. Custer
John Anderson
R. Halliday
Cook
C. FP. Barkiey
Mary Dixon
Carol Burgtorf
Ruth «Dick
Richmond
Baldwin
0.G
Markham
T. A. Evans
First Methodist Sunday School
Genevieve Hartley
Ninth
Indiana Streets
Ferne Stephens
Joseph Blair
Lyons
Kans
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ElDorado
McNeill
Elmer Brown
Cecil Pyxe
Ottawa
Virginia Markham
Chicago
University of Chicago
Daisy Horrell
Clay Ashby
Val Jean
Kansas City
Lindley
Bishop McConnell
Jonathan Davis
Lucille Breicheisen
Wellsville
Lorna Bailey
John H. Bolton
John Bolton
Margaret Taylor
Ft Scott
Kanwaka Nuptials Tie Miss Colman to J A Pruitt
Miss Aileen Colman and J A Pruitt married Saturday May 31 at the Congregational parsonage with Rev R A Eusden officiating. They will reside at Nine Fines the home of Mrs Colman’s father W A Colman. A reception followed at their home and neighbors hosted an old-time chivar i. Several local relatives and friends visited in ensuing days, including guests from Lawrence and Wellington for Shrine conventions.
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J. A. Pruitt
R. A. Eusden
Mark Pierson
W. F. Elkin
A. R. Colman
Virginia
Margaret
W. A. Colman
Fred QC
Lawrence
Fred A. Richardson
Mark Pier- Lot
J. R. Topping
Frank Topping
Clarence Topping
Charles Topping
Jane Rogers
San Diego
Cal
Rogers
Kanwaka Literary Club
Community Notes of Kanwaka and Reno Socials
Topeka area clubs report a June picnic at Gage Park, a June 19 meeting with Mrs Lee Shure, and a June 22 gathering for Kanwaka group members. Word of civic events includes Sun day school rally plans, commencement at Reno churches, and Shrine ceremonies in Kansas City.
Fables on Health Had Your Spring Tonic
Warm days arrive and questions about tonics surface as spring gives way to summer. The piece notes calcium and mineral deficiencies and urges diet adjustments. It highlights milk as the chief calcium source, alongside cheese, vegetables, and whole grains, to prevent elemental gaps.
School program and community notes at Reno Bleakley
Kathleen Kelsall leads a Reno Bleakley school program including readings, violin solos, a prophecy by Samuel Kel sall and a class address by Supt Voorhees. The district reports local visits, gas and oil indications on nearby farms, potato bugs, and a busy week with lectures, aid society quilting, and relatives visiting.
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Voorhees
Kelsall
Reading
Margaret Kelsall
Urban’Hess
Marie Hess
Samuel’ C. Kelsall
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