Earhart Visits London Settlement and London Tour
Miss Amelia Earhart returns to social work in London visiting Toynbee Hall the east end slums and the Edith Cavell statue at Leicester Square. She wreaths honor fallen flyers with Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon, plans wreaths for Sir John Alcock and ascot races.
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Miss Earhart
London
Ascot
Amelia. Earhart
Atlantic
Tavibee Hall
Boston
Hest
Earhart
Great Britain
Warner
Wilmer Stultz
Louis Gordon
Toynbee Hall
J. St.g. Cathpool
Edith Cavell
Leicester Square
Arthur
Whitten Brown
John Ie
Rouen
Bill” Stultz
Slim” Gordon
Bil
Lotis Gordon
Mother-in-Law of Peers to Prison
Mrs. Bate Merrick a nightclub proprietor and mother-in-law of two British peers was sentenced to six months with no hard labor at Bow Street for selling quasi about license and supplying liquor at the Cecil club. She was fined sixty guineas costs. her club was struck from the register and disqualified for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bate
Merrick
Bow Street
Cecil Club
Forty-three Club
Piccaqi
Plan K U Botany Tour By University Students
A group from the University of Kansas will tour Colorado and Kansas for four weeks in July. W H Horr will lead the trip by special motor bus to study flora distribution and collect specimens for KU botany. A chef will supervise outdoors meals with hotel stays only in bad weather. Also notes a Sunnyside Sunday school program on June 24 at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Colorado
W. H. Horr
K. U
Kansa’s
Dee
Sunnyside
Body Found In Basement Woman Suicide Suspected
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Parks, 80, was found hanging in the basement of her Winfield Kansas home by neighbors last night. Neighbors said she lived alone after the death of her husband five years ago, with no children. Police believe she took her own life.
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Winfield, Kan
Elizabeth T Parks
Parks
Rains and Storms Hit Northern Kansas and Turkey Cars
Weather bureau reports heavy rains in northern Kansas with high winds in places and lighter southern showers. Cities logged rainfall totals from 0.30 to 1.80 inches. Salina banners winds and lightning, basements, fallen trees, and damaged roofs. In Istanbul, Turks seek new cars as 11,000 secondhand models idle. chauffeurs group to build major repair plant.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Paola
Burlingame
Strong City
Gottonwood Falls
St. Mary’s
Salina
Minneapolis
Hays
Concargias
Emmett
Solomon
Tunetion City
Manhattan
Wamega
Beloit
Oswego
Goodland
Dodge City
Neosho
Westfall
Junction City
Constantinople
Association of Chauffeurs
Turkey
Reopen Soon at Bowersock Theatre Under New Systems
The Bowersock Theatre will reopen Monday after a week of upgrades including fans and cooling gear. Glenn W Dickinson announced the summer plan with Joe Black and his singing violin set to lead the orchestra. The Varsity Theatre will close Saturday and stay dark until about August 15.
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Bowersock
Glenn W.' Dickinson
Joe Black
Black
Chicago
Varsity
Ione
Recital at KU by Miss Irene Peabody and Waldemar Gelich
The University of Kansas summer session presents a recital Tuesday evening in the new auditorium. Miss Irene Peabody, recently returned from studies in New York and Waldemar Gelich, violin professor at KU, perform under the School of Fine Arts. Admission is free for all summer session students faculty and townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Irene Peabody
New York
City
Waldemar. Gelich
K. U
School of Fine Arts
Imade
Pees
Clocks Loaned to Spooner Thayer Museum by Prof Latremore
A valuable antique clock collection owned by Prof. Thomas A Latremore, on leave from the University of Kansas to join Penn State law faculty, is loaned to the Spooner Thayer Museum. The eighty five piece set includes English make clocks from 1770 and other early pieces gathered nationwide, to be kept until Latremore resumes duties in 1929. Harold Wond forfeits $5 speeding bond after arrest on West Seventh Street for driving 35 mph in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Latremore
University of Kansas
University of Pennsylvania
Thayer Art
Larremore
Spooner-Thayer Museum
tSloha
Harold Wond
West Seventh Street
Local families gather for visits and church event
A Saturday and Sunday roundup reports Mr and Mrs John Kasberger and children hosting relatives from Lawrence and Wever. Elizabeth Mills of Wichita arrives to spend summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs C E Votaw. Various Votan and Grob family updates follow with visits from Kansas City and Chicago relatives, a surgery recovery, and a Missionary meeting hosted by Rev and Mrs Charles Moore in Lawrence. The Hesper Farm Bureau met June 4 with 13 members, and Miss Elizabeth Randle demonstrated a Douglas County 4-H project. Weather halts part of Children’s Day but plans resume next week. A tree damage incident near the Kasbergers’ home is noted.
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John Kasberger
Mildred
Joe
Zillner
John Bowen
Wever
Elizabeth Mills
Wichita
Jpend
C .E. Votaw
Grane Votaw
QO. E. Votaw
Lawrence
Sue Davis
James ‘Rush
O. E. Votaw
Sadie. Pickett
Charles Moore
Bertha Stubbs-Sumpter
Ed Grob
Amos _ Westerhous
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Tos Zilmer
Esther” Gabriel
Clara Votan
War West
Kansas
John Mullen
Jack Mullen
Grand View
Jim Mullen
Ed Burnett
Walter Parker
Roscoe and Leone
Evening Star
Elmer Kurtz
Lela
Wotan
Irvin Votan
Fam
Ily
Jones
Sinclair
Hesper Farm Bureau Group Limet
Tthe Academy Building
Gué Gabriel
Elizabeth ‘Randle
Douglas
Candy
Randal
Manhattan
Reed
Blanche
Votawi
Mildred Grob
Amos Westerhouse Sr
Eudora
Ralph Votaw
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Advanced
Trin
Winfield
Bowersock Theatre
Irene Peabody and
Waldemar - Geltoh
Peteri
Pine Bros
Locust St
Rankin’s Drug Store
WDA
Woodbury
Mennen’s
Ade
Pond
Ingram
Moore
Fitch
Hesper
Arthur Watson
Ohio
Cudries Jefferies
Kaw Valley
L. E. Klopfenstein
Jesse Conn
Conn
Cuba
Havana
United Press
Asi
Regla-a
I Hill
Kelvinator
Ima
Ode
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