Will Speak Sunday Religion and International How
Professor Chubb of the University of Kansas will speak at First Baptist Church Ninth and Kentucky streets Sunday morning as part of a summer school lecture series. The Rev. Thomas, student pastor, announced other talks by Alter, Blackmmar, Melvin, and Dyer for the period. Attendance may lead to additional lecture series next term.
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Chubb
P Rof. Dinsmore Alter
F W. Blackmmar
de R. Melvin
John R.dyer
Quiet in Southeast Kansas coal field after flare up
Pittsburg Kansas June 15 AP quiet returned to the Southeast Kansas coal field after a flare yesterday when six miners were beaten and another group shot by alleged striking union miners. Officials believed they could handle the situation and continued investigation near Cherokee and Franklin with no arrests. Shaft Nos 20 28 and 34 at Western Coal and Mining opened with no response from miners. Union picketing quieted with no disturbances. Harry W Burr UMW secretary treasurer urged no more marches unless necessary.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Oel County
Cherokee
Franklin
Western Coal and Mining
Conmany
Coatinuack
Harry W. Burr
United Mine Workers
KU design students win lino leum rug prizes
Two University of Kansas design students received Armstrong Cork company prizes in a national linoleum rug design contest. Margaret Hill of Chanute won third prize of 80.00 and Nelle Sciver of Selina won fourth prize of 25.00. Their winning designs will be used in upcoming rug production this fall amid more than 1,500 submissions nationwide.
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University of Kansas
Armstrong Cork Company
Lancaster
Margaret Hill
Chanute
University
Nelle Seiver
School of Fine Arts
Selina
Take Fight to Houston Farm Leaders Urge Equalization Fee
Kansas City dispatch reports midwest farm leaders failed to add the equalization fee to the Republican platform and will push the farm relief plank at the Democratic convention in Houston. Frank W. Murphy of Wheaton Minnesota denounced the convention farm action and said the group would seek relief at the Texas conclave, declaring he speaks for the farmers.
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Kansas City
Houston
Frank W. Murphy
Wheaton
Min
Texas
Jobs for Students at University of Kansas
Numerous summer jobs for University of Kansas students are available through the Y M C A employment bureau in Fraser Hall per Eugene Sutherland secretary. Most openings are for dish washing table cleaning lawn mowing garden work and house cleaning. Students seeking part time or odd jobs should contact Sutherland at the Y M C A office Fraser Hall and Lawrence residents with suitable odd jobs should call the bureau.
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University of Kansas
Eugene Sutherland
Y. M. C. A.jemployment Bureau
Fraser Hall
Sutherland
Y.M. C
Lawrence
K. U
Employment Bureau
English Actress Gladys Cooper Marries Neville Pearson
Miss Gladys Cooper, famed English actress, married publisher Sir Neville Pearson at the verghtry office this morning. Cooper’s prior marriage to H J Buckmaster was dissolved, and Pearson was previously divorced from Mary Mond, daughter of Sir Alfred Mond, in 1927. Also noted is Kansas City Mr Gordon to preach Centenary Methodist event on June 17.
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Gladys Cooper
Sir Neville Pearson
Dorking
Surrey
England
Neville Pearson
Hgtry
Miss Cooper
H.J. Buckmaster
America
Mary’ Mond
Alfred Mond
Centenary M.E
Harry A. Gordon
Kansas City
Will
Weekly Wichita paper sold and editor changes noted
The Wichita weekly news paper announces a sale effective today and Harold Al of Wichita is mentioned. J Ronald McKechnie, current operator, plans to move to Denver for generator work. Pete McKechnie, a former Kinsley publisher, is his father. Allegre resigns as state editor to take over the Press, with past work at Wichita Eagles and other Kansas papers noted.
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Zica
Effec Itive
Wichita Eagles
Quennemo
Kan
Ews
Mack. Cretchers
Sedgwick Pantagraph
Philippines
Lecompton Fourth of July Plans Highlight Community Day
Lecompton menus and guests fill the scene as plans for the Fourth of July celebration unfold. A grand parade of comic strip characters opens the day, followed by a community cafeteria dinner, two age-group ball games, veterans’ speeches, radio singers, and an evening lineup of local talent in the high school auditorium. Visitors include Mrs. Paul Mitchell of St Joseph and families from Lawrence and Abilene, with ongoing local visits and reminiscences among residents.
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Jurie
The
United
W. Be
Stauffer
Paul Mitchell
St.’ Joseph
Hndon
Bea Crouse
David Tenpenny
Floyd Atkinson
Abilene
Riverside
Calif
Topeka
St. Louis
Mark Jewett
Jewett
Martha
iLawrence
Joan Tayior
Hazel
Douglas County
Ted Baughman
Beverly] Lee
Stormont Hospital
Martha Lowell
Topel
H.A. Davids
Davidson
Frank Clarke
Anna Bertschinger
Hope
Kan
Univesity of
Kansas
Lecompton
H R F. W. Bertschinger
Pie Bertschinger
Colonel Jewett
Dé Soto
John
Local Family News and Social Gatherings In Lecompton Area
Mrs. Carl Peterson visited her mother Mrs. Lizzie Carlson in Lecompton on Tuesday and Wednesday while her husband works on the Eureka high school. Bert Renalds hosted a surprise party for Emilie Reynolds with many friends attending. Mr. White collected junk with W C T U proceeds to Topeka, and Will Hill hosted a Sunday dinner for Arthur Hill and relatives. Several groups enjoyed drives to Topeka for picnics and a Gage Park luncheon.
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T. Ky Murphy
Lve East
Lawrences Ini Lecompton
Carl.Peterson
Ottawa
Lizzit Carlson
Peterson
Eureka
LeRoy
Will
Bert
Renalds
Emilie
Mary
Agnes Walter
Arlette Fulton
Lucinda ‘Hanna
Nellie
Sara’ Slavens
Mary Smith
Elizabeth Day
Hazel Taylor
Leold
Eyth
Emilie Reynolds
Raymond Toree
Louis
Lasswell
Frank Dickens
Freddie McClanahan
Frank Walter
E Everett Eyth
Pete Bahnmaier
Paul Maust
Albert Hamilin
Merle Stover
Joe Smith
Howard
Hill
White J
W. C. TU
White
Topeka
Arthur
S.E. "Hill
Blanche Hiddleston
Duane
Lawrence
Arthur Hill
U.S. Navy
San’ Diego
Calif
Howard Hill
Gage Park
Lucinda Hanna
Mrs Granel
Floyd Rovers
Toveka
George. Earnshaw
Bashaw
Shawnee
Deep-buried Arizona Meteorite Crater Prospect
Report notes a meteorite buried under a large desert crater in Arizona. Geologists and mining engineers pursue the site despite prior failed attempts, with progress cited in Engineering and Mining Journal. Local lore includes Indigenous explanations of the crater’s origin and a legendary celestial speedster.
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New.York
Arizona
Desert
Flaming god legend inspires meteorite dig in old tale
A fragmentary folklore recounts a flaming god fumbled from the sky and vanished into the ground at a site Leo once marked. In the late century a geologist theorized a giant meteorite lies there, with repeated efforts to salvage iron and nickel from the buried mass, though drilling has only reached the container.
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Leo
Unclear fragment hints at mineral prices per ton
Fragment mentions minerals valued around 85 dollars per ton with notes on iron content and current prices. Text is incomplete and lacks clear subject, dates, or identifiable entities.
John Deere Tractor Gains Power and Longevity
The 1928 John Deere tractor boosts power by over 25 percent, adds strength with heat treated gears and heavier crankshaft, and improves durability and fuel efficiency. Upgrades include a larger rear axle, forged wheels, inner fenders, longer lasting lugs, and an auxiliary air cleaner reducing dust before reaching cylinders for longer life and lower maintenance.
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John Deere
John’ Deere
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Carter
Panama
A. Wolfson
Ly ‘Granel
Mr. I. Topeka
Shimmons Bros
Wells Garage
A.G
Lon) Wilson
Green Bros
Silvertown
Radio
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