Blue Goose outing and social events in Lawrence
Kansas and Missouri members of the Blue Goose, an insur ance adjusters and agents group, held an outing in Lawrence with a 150 turnout. The day included a Kansas vs Missouri softball game, golf at a nearby course, luncheon and dinner at the Country club, Beatrice Abrams singing with Rachel Stevens accompaniment, and a four piece orchestra. Evening dancing ran from 8:30 to 12:30. The event was organized by Theodore Charlton and Glepy Charlton, with other members named.
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Kansas
Missouri
Blue
Goose
Lawrence
Firli
Lunceon
Beatrice ‘Abrams
Rachel Stevens
Theodore ‘Charlton
Glepy Charlton
Bride Goose
S. W.,atkinson
J. E. Drehmer
Social events and family reunions around town
A silk coat dress event at Raymond's pasture chaperoned by Miss Margaret Long previews a social afternoon. A Sunday family reunion honors Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hockett of Richmond with kin from Tonganoxie, Jake View, Lawrence, and Huston. Various locals travel, visit, and guest in town, including Mrs. A. C. Mitchell and Miss Hannah Mitchell, plus moves to Topeka and Kansas City for visits.
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Raymond
Roy Perkins
Town
W. E. Hockett
Richmond
Virginia
Hockett
Kansas City
Hackett
S. E. Perkins
David Perkins
Tonganoxie
Bert Perkins
Jake View
John Perkins
Harold “Chamney
PERSONALS: Kans City visits and travels
Miss Katherine Stephens of Kansas City guest of Miss Mary Hogan departs for home. Ruth Thomas goes to Kansas City for a few days. Kari Ness spends the day there. Levert Higgins, a Colby state geologist, leaves for unknown. Mrs J H Timkley and others visit Ottawa. J N Johnson spends day in Baldwin. A J Weith and Chicago guests head to Iola. Palmer Felt to Independence to join Independent Free Press. M Ricker of Topeka on state board of health at the University. Mrs Lura Leach Leonard visits with Mr and Mrs R C Jackman and daughter. Mrs L R Sykes returns to Olathe after visiting Mrs Baie Jevenson. J S Barrow spends day in Kansas City. Frank R Strong heads to Ithaca, N Y for summer with relatives. Rev and Mrs B Braden leave Lawrence for the East. Prof A W Wilcox and spouse depart for Frankfort Mich for summer. Mrs Edi Ohio mentioned.
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Katherine Stephens
Kansas City
Mary Hogan
Ruth Thomas
Kari Ness
Levert Higgins
Colby
Kans
Earl “Jones
J. H. Timkley
Mariahna Dunkley
Frances Fox
Ottawa
J. N. Johnson
Baldwin
A. J. Weith
Chicago
J. R. Ulrich
Iola
Palmer
Felt
Independence
Kan
Free Press
M. Ricker
Topeka
Board of Health
University
Lhura Leach Leonard
R. C. Jackman
Daugier
L. R. Sykes
Olathe
A. “W. Wilcox
Frankfort
Mich
Edi Ohio
Regatta Tomorrow In Intercollegiate Rowing
The Inter-Collegiate Rowing Association championship regatta will decide tomorrow on the Hudson River. Since 1895 Columbia led with 13 wins, Cornell 13, Syracuse 5, Penn 3, Columbia and Navy 2 each, Washington 1, and Wisconsin returning after 1914. Wisconsin makes its first appearance since 1914 while Navy misses for the first time since 1920. The four mile race was shortened to three miles in 1900.
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Poughkeensie
Associated Press
Inter-Collegiate Rowing Association
Hudson River
Columbia
Cornell
Syracuses
Pennsylvania
Navy
University of Washington
Wisconsin i
Naval Academy
Lake Cayuga
Wadopted
Soda fountains debut in Rio during American influence
Rio de Janeiro marks a summer change as Brazilians abandon formal black dress for American style, flocking to soda fountains. The soda fountain, first shown at the Centennial Exposition, spread after a Yankee installed one near Rio's business district, drawing crowds and police help.
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Rio de Janeiro
Assotiated Press
Palm Beach
Rio
Rotary convention notes urge boys work and caddies
Toronto June 18 AP report from the Rotary International convention highlights President Guy Gundaker urging Rotarians to extend boys work to newsboys office boys delivery boys and golfers caddies. The piece also reports 281 new Rotary clubs formed worldwide with 211 in the US Canada and Newfoundland and outlines continental memberships and language expansions.
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Associated Press
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Messenger
Maure ‘Busi Ness
Gundaker
Christan
U. S
Jime Is
Jated Press
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Canada
Newfoundland
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Cuba
Crawford C. McCullough
Rotarians
Rotary International
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Mexico
Porto Rico
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Isthmian Canal Zone
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Chile
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France
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Union of South ‘Africa
Asia
Iadia
Chita
Japan
Philippine Islands
Australa
Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Sweden
Aged Monster Found Near Salt Lake City
A brontosaurus skeleton, claimed to be the first nearly complete specimen found without a skull, was unearthed near Sem: region by the University of Utah. The creature weighed about twenty tons, stretched roughly 100 feet, with a back height near twenty feet and a belly about twelve feet from the ground. It likely fed on vegetables and dwelt partly in water.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Associated Press
University of
Sapphires Found in Paddy Field Near Colombo
A sapphire discovery in a two acre pad dy field about fifty miles from Colombo has yielded yellow, gold, purple and blue stones weighing from 20 to 700 carats. Dealers report some stones rough valued up to $75,000 and a finished sapphire sold for $259 a carat. The find, described as unprecedented, draws many visitors to the area as large stones shift demand toward smaller pendants.
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Colombo
Ihe
Ceylon
J. Pierpont Morgan
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Loe
Sharks Driven to Bay in Manila After Earthquakes
Manila Bay has seen an unusual influx of sharks in recent weeks. Scientists suspect the Philippines earthquakes and nearby landslides have pushed sharks into calmer waters. Sailors once swam near Cavite during Dewey era. today they must stay behind wire screens at Cavite naval station in Manila Bay.
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Manila
Manila Bay
Philippines
Cavite
Canacao Bay
Countess A Communist Danish Noblewoman Seeks Work
Countess Elsebeth Danneskiveld-Samsoe, lofty Danish noble, shocks circle by applying for a salesgirl job. She recently became a communist and aims to practice her theories by earning a living. A furniture store owner rejected her, saying no communist employees are tolerated. Baltic coast to get Berlin radio service for bathing season. Radio will be provided from Warnemunde to the north and Baltic shores, with ships and coast stations supporting the service.
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Gopenhagen
Associat
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Warnemunde
Germany
Associated Press
North Sea
Baltic
Berlin
Swinemunde
University Information Bulletin Promotes International Exchange
Geneva reports on the first quarterly publication of an international university office. It aims to connect leading universities worldwide, detailing professor and student exchanges, books for scholars, and study conditions for foreigners. The issue includes a convention on mutual student exchange among five Central American countries and communications from national university offices and international student associations.
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Geneva
Associated Press
International Office
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Central America
United States
England
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Spain
France
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Switzerland
Ireland considers liquor licensing reforms in Free State
Dublin June 17 The Free State grapples with drink traffic as 15 000 licensed houses and many small towns host numerous saloons. Government plans do not cut licenses but seek compensation for extinguished licenses and set opening hours from 9 a m to 10 p m weekdays and 9 p m on Saturdays. The bill also requires separate sale of drink from other goods and brings clubs onto same footing as public houses.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Free State
Ireland
Publican and Tie's Premises Split for Separate Shops
The publican faces demands to separate business spaces into distinct apartments with separate entrances. Licensed trade groups oppose the reconstruction, citing an estimated cost exceeding 20 million dollars and a major overhaul of the premises.
Favor Japan's Athletes New Conscription Terms Encourage
Tokyo June 17 The government announces changes in Japan conscription rules to aid athletics. Pending military service for young Japanese abroad will be postponed until their athletic tours end, boosting international competition. Emigrants abroad may return to Japan temporarily without conscription fear.
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Tokio
Associated
Japan
United States
Paris
Japan Opens Seoul University for Korean Youth Education
Seoul June 17 The University of Seoul founded by the Japanese government of Korea was opened recently to education for young men. The new institution aims to educate Korean youth to prepare them for various professions and public service under Japanese administration in Korea.
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Japan
Seoul
Korea
Associated Press
University of
Korean and Japanese Students Admission Policy Debate
The text discusses whether higher education should admit Koreans and Japanese on equal standing with Imperial Japan. It notes Japanese claims that the policy aims to develop Koreans for administrative and judicial roles. It also mentions a call to submit blackberry roll recipes to a local basket by a deadline, reflecting mixed content on education policy and community notices.
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Imperial Universities of
Japan
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