Rioting Scenes at ACL Convention Delay Sparks Friction
Delegates at the Knights and Ladies of Now in session at Taleo grow restless as President Kirkpatrick delays business. The credentials committee works under a two day recess while factions and candidates maneuver to unseat representatives and influence the outcome. C. E. Osborn reports from Kansas City on today’s business.
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Knights and Ladies
Taleo
Tarlas
Tcikyn Satvick
J. Mf
Surante
Nelerates
Deray
Raverse
Kirkpall
Representatives
Hugh Farrelly
Chatchairny
Law Committee
Tomyward
Marrelly
Golk
Farrelly
Itis
Af Securiy
Abrahams
Audi”Tary
Tin
C._E. Osborn
Kansas City
Visitors faced with security measures at St. Louis convention
The Conventions Association plans special care for guests at the Democratic nation convention in June. At the executive committee meeting, measures to prevent disturbances and ensure orderly visitor flow were discussed, with input from several associations and league leaders.
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Bindis
Vis
Conventions Association
St. the
Sunflower Book to Reissue With New Poems
Willard Wattles announces a second edition of Sunflowers A Book of Kansas Poems to be published by McClurgs in Chicago and to include much new material. New contributors include Dorothy Statton Eugene Ware Harry Kemp and Anne Reece Pugh plus Wattles own dedication. Decorations by Iva Shuler will be omitted in the coming edition.
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McClurgs’ of
Cage Early
Kansas
Merning
Willard Wattles
Journal-World
Lawrence
McClurg and Company
Chicago
Eugene Ware
Aaron Kansas
Dorothy Statton
Lexington
Harry Kemp
Smart Seli
Kemp
Kansas Harves
L.edson
Walt Mason
Lincoln
Anne Reece Pugh
W. Stevens
Law
Town residents face mud and unsteady scenes after rain
Tales of the Town recount a North Lawrence puddle with a fishing pole improvised on bricks drawing Mayor Francises to inspect the spot. The mayor’s car became stuck in mud while en route, causing delay. Nearby a horse being broken drew onlookers as a rider and horse moved along the street.
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North Lawrence
Francises
Slogan season and fraternity honors at Lawrence journal
The piece notes a Lawrence man's Republican slogan appeal and Sigma Delta Chi members questioning a potential leak. It reports former Governor Hoch and President Waters joining the Manhattan chapter, and EB C Meservey injured in a Blue Springs jitney crash. injuries not serious.
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Lawrence
Sigma Delta Chi
Hoch
Beand
H. J. Waters
The
Agricultural College
Manhattan
EB. C
Meservey
Uversity
Kansas City
Blue Springs
Local Notes From Teakenwanth To Leavenworth
Mr and Mrs GeorgesWent to Teakenwanth Tuesday to expand The Leavenworth County tonite opened at Tonganoxie Monday with good attendance Mr and Mrs Thomas Chandler family arrived from Chillicothe Mo to make their home in the north part of town Earl Lechrest venue Tue extended Mo stay of Edward C McNern in Kansas City Miss Mabel McNaughton spent Tuesday in Lawrence Charles W Corlett of Neely spent the day in town Miss Crusie Coffin of Springdale attends Institute here Lorraine Wasson and Lillian Rickertson attending Institute here will spend the weekend in Leavenworth with relatives Miss Ruth Peairs of Lawrence spending the week here with her family and spent the day
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Leavenworth County
Tonganoxie
Thomas Chandler Vecal
Fuesday
Chillicothe
Tow Earl Lechrest
Edward C. McNern
Kansas City
Mabel McNaughton
Lawrence
Charles W. Corlett
Neely
Crusie Coffin
Springdale
Lorraine Wasson
Lillian Rickertson
Leavenworth
Ruth Peairs
Herj
Local Residents Arrive and Visit in Leavenworth Area
Lawrence Peairs and Mrs. Peairs with Miss Lillian Rmm of Leavenworth arrive to visit Alicia McNayzh. Mrs. Roy Smith and daughter Ruby Le Von return to Topeka after days with Mrs. George Orpey, joined home by Miss Mildred Torpey. John B. Greever returns to Lansing after a short visit with sister Mrs. William Co. Allan. Miss Flavia Maloney arrives from St. Louis to attend Leavenworth County Institute and spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs. Maloney. Leslie Zoellner returns after a visit in Kansas City. John Cosgrove of Kansas City visits town, accompanied by Pearl McCaffrey staying a few days with the McCaffreys. Karl Farrell remains at Basehor as Missouri Pacific agent in place of Colburn who mashed his hand. Stanley fills Farrell’s Pacific station. Marion Woodward spends Tuesday in Leavenworth on business. Thomas Wilcox of Jarbalo spends Wednesday in town.
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Roy Smith
Ruby ‘le von
Topeka
George ‘Orpey
Mildred Torpey
Mr. Smith
John B. Greever
Lansing
William Co. Allan
Flavia Maloney
St. Louis
W. McCaffrey
Karl Farrell
Basehor
The
Missouri Pacific
Colburn
Stanley i
Farrell
Pacific Station
Marion Woodward
Leavenworth
Thomas Wilcox
Jarbalo
Acacia Lodge Notices and Local Relocations
Masons notice for Acacia Lodge No , A F and A M convenes Thursday June 15 1916 with all brethren invited. Local names include Miss Mikle Larahee heading to Chicago University for the summer. Mrs Clara Love of Mansfield and Mrs Traut attend Lawrence graduation. Miss Helen Traut among 400 graduates. Families, travel, and visits around Perry Lecompton Lawerence Emporia attendances noted.
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Acacia Lodge
A.M
Degawrenee Lodge No
Acacia
Brethren Faily
WM. H. Moys
Henry H. Aliter
New Style Chin Music in the Air Sparks Light Cheers
A colorful morning scene on M Massachusetts Street features amused passers-by who notice a speaker calling out to Justice Hughes. The crowd reacts with smiles as a playful exchange about chin whiskers unfolds in the bustling street.
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Justice Hughes
M. ‘Husetts Street
Handling a Baby Carefully Promotes Healthy Growth
Dr Lydia A DeVilbiss head of the Child Hygiene Division issues a bulletin on How to handle a baby stressing gentle handling to avoid deformities such as flat heads and crooked spines. It warns against excessive bouncing jolting and improper positions noting bones are cartilage at birth and require support of back and head.
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Lydia DeVilbiss
Kan
Lidia A. DeVilbiss
State Loam? of
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Escapade on the Train Ends in Joyful Reunion and Betrothal
Carolyn chases adventure on a long Bay bound Pullman ride, misplaces her ticket, causes a stop, and wanders a snowy road. Charlie Pendleton tracks her by sleigh, finds her frightened, and the duo reunites. As a reward for her near mishap she vows to marry Ray McTure of the Newspeper Syndicate.
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Carolyn
Charlie Pendleton
Long Ray
Carolin
Ray
McCture Newspeer Syndicate
Government plan to treat chigger bites proposed by Agriculture Dept
Washington June 15 The Agriculture Department entomologists outline a plan to combat chiggers or red bugs citing immediate removal after exposure and washing with water or salt solutions. They recommend ammonia or bicarbonate of soda solutions to irritated areas and caution baths after extended exposure.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculti
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Cheney
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. The advertisement asserts a prescription by a leading physician and urges readers to send for testimonials and to buy locally.
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Hall
P.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Rola
Drnavista
Prite
Hell's Family
Tipation
Douglas County Teachers Institute Summer Program
The Douglas County teachers will hold a Summer Institute in connection with Haskell Institute. Enrollment opens June 19 at the county superintendent's office from 9 to 10 o'clock. Meals available at Has noon and evening. County examination for a teacher's certificate scheduled June 30 and July 31. Hawley Superintendent. Also includes light humorous quips about optimism and humor.
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Douglas
Douglis ‘Counity
Haskell Institute
Has
C. RF Hawley
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