Alumni Office Keeps KU Ties Strong Across Kansas
The Alumni Office of the University of Kansas acts as a clearinghouse for 4000 former students. It publishes the Graduate Magazine with marriage notices, maintains addresses, and coordinates Homecoming. Alumni groups in Kansas and beyond contribute to the Memorial campaign, totaling about 25 000, with outreach across 60 locality clubs and 37 states.
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K.' UD
K. W
Mount Oread
K. A
K. Ul
Lawrence
Kansas City
K. U
Kansas
University of Kansas
Missouri Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Post Office
Ideal Clothing Joins Independent Stores Firm In Consolidation
Sam Galitzky proprietor of Ideal Clothing reports the consolidation of Ideal Clothing into Independent Stores Company a Missouri Kansas network. The move unites local Lawrence retailer with Kansas City partners and other stores including two large Alabama like outlets and a wholesale outlet in Kansas City Missouri. A special consolidation sale will offer closer prices than any previous Law rence events as part of the new ownership group.
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Ideal Clothing Company
Independent Stores ‘Company, Incorporated
Missouri
Kansas
Ideal Clothing Store
Ee Aabiamaens
City
Kansas City
Independent Stores’ Company
Kaw Oklahoma Man Moves to Lawrence Home
A man from Kaw Oklahoma has relocated to Lawrence to live with his daughter Mrs Ralph Graham after residing at his Kaw home for several years The note mentions flowering plants in the bush Isles with more than 000 varieties indicating a horticultural detail from the era
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O. Hosford
Kaw
Oklahoma
Ralph Graham
Lawrence
Burns Publications appoints Shanholtzer manager
George Wise suffered burns on his right hand when a gasoline can caught fire at the Buick Garage. G C Shanholtzer, longtime newspaper man, was named manager of Burns Publications by Mrs. W V Burns, with praise from the Olathe Register. A county farm bureau budget was set at a recent board meeting led by county agent H C Colglazier.
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George Wise
Buick
G. C. Shanholtzer
Milling & Grain News
Western Grain Journal
Burns
W. V. Burns
Shanholtzer
H. C. Colglazier
Regatta Set With Navy Washington Columbia Leaders
Six crews race the Hudson in the 26th championship regatta led by Navy the defending champs and Washington Columbia teams. Yale Harvard noted rivals as Syracuse Cornell and Pennsylvania also enter with lanes assigned No 2 No 1 No 8 No 5 No 6 and No 4 respectively.
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Hudson
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
East
Yale
Rice
Columbia University
Syracuse
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Navy
Columbia
Washington
Housatonic
Derby
Conn
Princeton
Harvard
California
Ed Leader
Vezuvius Eruptions Loom As Etna Roars Across Tyrrhenian
A historical artifact discusses Vesuvius and Etna, noting Etna’s recent lava flow and fear for nearby peasants. It explains Vesuvius’s ancient, complex structure, its two-part form, and the uncertain science behind eruptions, including how pressure and cooling may trigger violent outlets.
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Tyrrhenian Sea
Mount Etna
Giarre
Vesuuvius
Naples
Etna
Vesuvius
Bay of Naples
Monte Somma
Ober's Word of Honor sale to spotlight menswear service
Ober's store announces a Word of Honor sale starting tomorrow morning to introduce its high order men’s clothing service. The business began 26 years ago in a 60 square foot space and now occupies floor space 35 times larger, with comparable growth in service.
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Ober
Lawrence
Local Rotary delegate returns from Chicago convention
R. C. Manley is expected home today from Chicago after attending the International Rotary club convention as an alternate delegate from the Lawrence Rotary club. Lela Newton daughter of George Newton underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday at McConnell hospital and is seen to be getting along very well.
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R. C. Manley
Chicago
International Rotary Club
Lawrence Rotary Club
Lela Newton
George Newton
McConnell Hospital
Seon
Abstract Office Moves Within State Bank District
Since 1914 E J Hilkey moved his abstract office to the Leader building corner Ninth and Massachusetts sharing space with Frank Meierhoffer who also came from the same building. Hilkey notes a rise in abstracts from the first government transfer over the past six months, more than in several prior years.
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Peoples ’State Bank
Hilkey
Local Notes From Lawrence and Topeka
E W Cross recovers from ivy poisoning and resumes duties at the Cross undertaking parlors. O M Nutt moves from Waverly Kansas to Lawrence joining Francisco Land and Insurance. previously with similar work in Ottawa. Royal Select Masters gather in Topeka with banquet and degrees. Radio concerts heard across South Park from J K Meinertz setup. New building plans to W G Hutson Friday. High winds split branches and cracked some tree trunks citywide.
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E. W. Cross
the Cross Undertaking
O. M. Nutt
Waverly
Kan
Francisco Land and Insurance Company
Zabud Council No. 4
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
South Park
J. K. Meinertz
Aviators Forced Down In San Diego Record Attempt
Captain Lowell H. Smith and Lieutenant John R. Richter, army aviators, were forced to descend at 10:25 this morning when the generators of their aircraft burned out. They had been aloft for nearly six hours, and after a plane inspection, it was announced new generators would be installed and they would try again at daybreak tomorrow to lower aviation records for speed, duration, and distance.
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San Diego
Cal
Lowell H. Smith
John BR. Richter
Smith
Richter
Hardy to Appear Before Justice Tomorrow for Preliminary Hearing
Hardy will appear before Justice John Cark tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock to arrange a preliminary hearing on the assault and beating charge brought by W. J. Gieson. The alleged fight occurred on June 16.
Roscoe to Fight Norman for Midwestern Title on July Fourth
Bobby Roscoe, a lightweight contender, is arriving in Lawrence to train for his July 4 bout with Happy Norman, who proclaims himself Midwest champion. The American Legion presents the match with affordable tickets, to be held before the grandstand after the fiddlers contest. Preliminary rounds begin at 8:30.
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Bobby Roscoe
Lawrence
Happy Norman
Middlewest
Roscoe
Norman
American Legion
Jay Hawk Juniors Win Big In Twilight League Clash
Jay Hawk Juniors crushed opponents in a lop sided twilight league game last night as scoring soared and the team seized a decisive victory.
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Jay Hawk
Wild Cats Lose to South Park Behind Home Run Spree
The Wild Cats fell 26 to 12 at South Park. Toady Johns of the Jay Hawks and Jones of the Wild Cats each slammed a home run. White the Wild Cat catcher added a three bagger. The Haskell Gym Rats overwhelmed the Cowboy Sluggers 19 to 4. The Fraternal Aid Union defeated the Journal-World team by a big score.
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Wild Cats
South Park
Toady Johns
Jay Hawks
Jones
White
Haskell Gym Rats
Cowboy
Fraternal Aid Union
Journal-World
Elks Bowling Scores Highlight Edmonson and Eldiott
High men were Young with 228 and Johns at 0. Edmonson posted 306 286 300 292 and Eldiott 273 279. The 20 game tonight features Phillips against Pierson.
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Edmonson
Eldiott Oc
QTY
Young
Johns
Phillips
Pierson
United States air force plans modest growth says War Department
Washington reports the United States will not pursue a large expansion of its air fleet as Great Britain plans to double its forces. Officials at the War Department stated no major increase is contemplated.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Great Britain
War Department
India Reports Excellent Spring Crops and Falling Prices
Advices from India say the spring crops are the finest in years. Northern India tre naries are well stocked from last autumn's harvest and prices have fallen for six months, indicating lower levels than a decade ago. The poor man in India is economically stronger than in years past.
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London
India
For summer comfort order a case of McNish soda water
A brief local notice advertises ordering a case of McNish soda water by phone number 198 for summer refreshment.
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McNish
Windshield Glass Put In by C. RB. Matthews Lumber Co
C RB Matthews Lumber Co reports installation of windshield glass for a vehicle or project. The note emphasizes that glass was added by the company, indicating a repair or supply service completed.
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C. RB. Matthews Lumber Co
Skyscraper Planned on Fort Dearborn Site
A twenty one story skyscraper will soon occupy the site of old Fort Dearborn.
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Olf
Fort Dearborn
Radium Salts Used in Luminous Watch Dial Paint
Radium salts are employed in producing luminous paint for watch dials. The article notes the brightening properties and the widespread use of radium in timepiece dials.
Shots Fired At Premier Pachitch In Belgrade Exit
A Central News dispatch from Belgrade reports six shots were fired as Nikola Pachitch left parliament. The premier escaped unharmed and a man named Rajitch was arrested.
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London
Associated Press
Belgrade
Nikola Pachitch
Parliament
Rajitch
Ice Cream Social Planned by United Brethren Group
Members of the United Brethren Christian Endeavor will hold an ice cream social Friday night at the home of Miss Gertrude Lee located at 1701 Tennessee street.
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United Brethren Christian Endeavor
Gertrude Lee
Tennessee’ Street
Real Estate Boards Meet to Tackle Housing Shortage Costs
At Cleveland the sixteenth annual National Association of Real Estate Boards convention opens with 7500 representatives from the United States and Canada. Sessions in Public auditorium will feature a national exposition of building ideas and a comprehensive housing and market questionnaire. The survey addresses housing shortage labor costs mortgage money interest rates and suburban growth trends affecting national business.
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Cleveland
National Association of Real Estate Boards
United States
Canada
Tate
Salina Pastor Declines St Louis M E Call
Dr J P McFadden pastor of First Methodist Church Salina declines a call from Maple Avenue M E Church in St Louis. He cites his interest in the weekday religious program in Salina public schools and growth of his own church and Sunday School as reasons to stay.
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City Church
Salina
J. P. McFadden
First Methodist Church
Maple Avenue M. E. Church of
Power of Modern Battleship Engines Shown
Modern battleship engines generate light and power enough to illuminate a city of 75 000 inhabitants, showcasing their immense output and industrial scale for propulsion and energy supply.
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Hilton Philipson
Mabel Russell
Abstract Office
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Leader
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Hrasslers
Bobby
ELKS
Ralph Ward
Bulletin
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
The
Theo. Poehler Merc. Co
Wholesale Distributors
Lawrence Emporia Topeka McPherson
Carl
ARLS
Marx
Ana Aniee
ICY
France
Clark
New Britain
Posey
Olson Bros
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