Lawrence High Principal Barnes Returns From National Meeting
Principal John R Barnes of Lawrence High School returned yesterday after a week in Washington D C for the national meeting of the Department of Superintendence Supt He Deith Miss Susan Todd and Miss Susan Friend and other city staffers who attended the meetings will arrive tomorrow Barnes visited several Washington high schools including Central and reported a large gathering with about 000 people in attendance The Department of Superintendence had about 7 600 attendees Randle Z Congdon Cincinnati superintendent was elected president and M R McDaniels Oak Park High School Illinois was named president of the association Hoover and other speakers addressed the meeting Barnum Auction Success Coolidge and others were mentioned but details are unclear
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John R.barnes
Lawrence High School
Washington
D. Cc
Department of Super‘intendence
Susan Todd
Susan Friend
C Ity
Barnes
Severs Washington High Schools
Central
Excalie Fet
Ington
Department of Internience
Randle Z. Congdon
Cineinnati
M. R. McDaniels
Oak Park High School
Oak Park
Illinois
Higely Show Prinery
Therbert Hoover
Merce
Universit
Asker Barnem
Coolidge Ankt
Hempel Benefit Auction Sells Tickets At Robinson
Barnum style auction at Robinson last night raised funds for the University Glee Club. Eight Frieda Hempel concert tickets sold, netting $145 toward the $3,000 millional contest fund. several notable buyers included Governor Ben Paulen’s party guest list, George Spears, C W Smith, Glen Dickenson, Harry Green, Mitchell Foster, William Howard, and Dr A J Anderson. Frieda Hempel will arrive from Denver for an evening recital in Lawrence.
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Frieda Hempel
Robinson Wasinm
University Glee Club
Moet Hempel
Ben $, Paulen
George Spears
de Luxe Cate
C. W. Smith
Ford Agency
Glen Dickenson
Bowersock Theatre
Harry Green
Jouk and Green
Mitchell Foster
William Howard
Howard and Burnett Produce Company
Miss Hempel
Jenny Lind
Topeka
Ottawa
Baldy
Kansas City
Divorce Granted in Detroit Deserts Case Details
Mrs Elna James Scott was granted a divorce from D Scott on desertion grounds in a disputed 1924 filing. The case involved a contested cross bill and out of court property settlement. Judge Frankmerick denied both bills in 1925 amid allegations of officials in Washington and a courtly, high life whistleblowing.
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Detroit
Elna James Scott
Nk D. Scott
Scott
Frankmerick
Alpena
Washington
Funeral in Kansas City for Mrs Laura Nelson Kirkwood
Mrs Laura Nelson Kirkwood lying in state at the Nelson home Oak Hill. Public schools and the city were ordered to observe funeral tributes. Burial planned at Mount Washington cemetery in the W F E Nelson memorial chapel. Rev Robert Spencer to conduct services. Chapman's appeal planned in Washington for Gerald Chatman in Britain Conn policeman slaying case.
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Kansas City
Laura Nelson Kirkwood
Kansas
William Gekhill Nelson
Kansas City Art ‘Institute
Fami
Kansas City Star
Nelson
Oak Hill
W. FE. Nelson
Mount Washington Cemetery
Robert Spencer
Grace and Holy ‘Trinity Episcopal Church
Kirkwood
Chapman Washington
A.P
Gerald Chatman
Britain
Supreme Court
This Week's Events Highlight Local March Schedule
This week covers drainage district elections on Tuesday March 2, a Hempel concert at Robinson Gymnasium on Wednesday March 3, a junior high game against Leavenworth at home on Thursday March 4, and a federation meeting about a zoning ordinance on Friday March 3.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Leavenworth
Federation
Road Show Opens At Wichita In Farm Equipment Exposition
In Wichita the inaugural annual southwest road show and school opened, associated with the twenty fourth annual power farm equipment show. Prominent highway builders and federal and state engineers led discussions on highway economics. Kansas State Agricultural College aided the program with various highway officials from several southwestern states and federal agencies. A two mile farm implement parade will be held tomorrow. States represented include Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Wyoming.
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Wichita
Mar
A. P
Kansas State Agricultural College
J. HH. Piepmeier
Missouri High Sion
A. Tt. Los
Letters in Evidence in Court Martial of Army Chaplain
In San Francisco on March 2, experts testified in the court martial of Captain Orville Clampitt charged with articles of war related to alleged relations with Lucile Swallow of Lawrence Kansas. Prosecution aims to show Clampitt authored intimate letters to Swallow and tried to disguise his handwriting amid a reported attempted break in last night as a lock was nearly pried off.
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San Francisco
Mar
Orville
Clampitt
Lucile Swallow
Lawrence
Kansas
Chaplain Clampitt
Miss Swallow
Announce Voting Places for City Primary and Election
City Clerk Lloyd Lawrence announced the polling locations across wards and precincts. First ward precincts meet at the basement of the Community Building and West End grocery building. second ward at Central School east entrance and an empty residence on West Fourth. third ward at Chris Hunsinger's 922 Massachusetts and McAllaster School. fourth ward at Fritz Tire Shop. fifth ward at Lindley’s Drug Store. sixth ward at Dieker's Grocery.
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Lloyd Lawrence
Central School
West Fourth
Chris Hunsinger
Massachusetts Street
McAllaster School
Fritz Tire Shop
Lindley’s Drug Store
Diekers Grocery
Permanent guard to memorial at Arlington urged by American Legion
Washington reports the American Legion will push for a permanent guards on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington Cemetery. Representative Furlow drafts a bill to fund the watch in perpetuity with day and night duties and taps at sunset.
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Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Congress
American Legion
Representative Furlow
Minnesota
Hhettar
Unrest Grows in Tyrol Report of Italian Acts
Vienna reports fresh troubles in southern Tyrol, including dismissal of forty German physicians and suppression of a German medical journal by Italian authorities. Italy appoints fascist doctors, redirects funds to party aims, and pressures German cultural interests. Stresemann seeks remedy through League of Nations.
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Vienna
Tyrol
Italy
Bozen
Bolzana
Neue Freie Presse
Trent
Mussolini
Stresermann
Germany
Stresemann
League of Nations
Killed by Son-in-law at Osage County Court House
William Essley Osage county deputy sheriff was shot dead in front of the Osage county courthouse by his son-in-law Clemming Benning. Benning fired as Essley left the building amid long standing family tensions over inherited government funds. Mrs Benning is Osage Indian.
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Turtlesville
Okla
Mar
William Essley
Osage County
Sherif
Former Russian nobles aboard yacht at Brunswick
Steward on the yacht Valentiney was Prince Simon Karsokoff, a former member of Russia's royal house. The crew included Baron Vladimir Karsokan von Puchantai, who left the ship at Charleston for other work. Both nobles have been in the United States about two years.
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Brunswick
Valentiney
Simon Karsokoff
Royal House of
Russia
Vladimir Karsokan von Puchantai
Charleston
Amore
United States
Personal notices from area residents and events
Prof P A Witty returns from Washington after attending the National Fauras fan Association meeting Rev C A Richard attends Disciples ministerial institute in Kansas and state board sessions in Wellington Ge Elliott family return to Lawrence purchase home at 180L Arkansas St from 1004 New York St Mr and Mrs Ross Brodhead and Mr and Mrs Charles Hobart plan to attend Artists and Models in Kansas City Mrs Robert M Frost and children move to Miami Fla W McCarter cited for parking truck on wrong side of street bond set at 10 for appearance tomorrow morning Washington Post prints George Washington beer recipe House inquiry into beer recipe published Glenn Ross Downing leaves KU for International News Service Walter Schang joins semi pro team in Buffalo in 1912 Spring beads restrung ad by Luther Gustafson
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P. A. Witty
Washington
National Fauras Fan Association
C. A. Richard
the Disiples of Christ of Kansas
Wellington
State Board
Ge Elliott
Linwood
Lawrence
Arkansas Street
New York Street
Ross Brodhead
Charles Hobart
Kansas City
Robert M. Frost
Miami
Fla
W. McCarter
Topeka
Cummings
Ta Anapet
Murray Carleton Dead in St Louis After Long Career
Murray Carleton, 73, long a prominent figure in St Louis business, social, and religious circles, died at St Luke's Hospital after a cancer illness. He faced a November indictment with Forrest Ferguson over a false financial statement tied to a $3 million bank loan. Carleton had led Carleton Dry Goods and Carleton Ferguson, and served as treasurer of Ferguson McKinney. he also headed the Louisiana Purchase Exposition executive committee and the transit and United Railways companies before their 1904 consolidation into the current street railway system.
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St. Louis
Mar
Murray
Carleton
Ferguson-McKinney Manufacturing Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Forrest Ferguson
Ferguson-McKinney
Carleton Dry Goods Company
Carleton-Ferguson Company
St. Lou
St. Louis Transit Company
United Railways Company
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mrs Bell and Eva Walker
Mrs Charles F Bell age 27 died early this morning at a local hospital. Home was 121 Ohio street. Arrangements for the funeral will be announced later. Eva Walker of Phoenix Arizona will have funeral services from Eudora Methodist church Thursday at 2 PM.
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Charles F. Bell
Eva’ Walker
Eva Walker
Phoenix
Arizona
Eudora Methodist Church
Trail Route Change Approved by Federal Authorities in Baldwin
The Baldwin route around the Santa Fe line will shift north to city limits and west to avoid a crossing. Work starts soon and the under tracks segment should be finished by fall. City officials say the change eliminates hazards and improves crossing conditions. In other news, heavy Wall Street selling pummeled utilities and motor stocks, with broad declines late in the day and about 2.2 billion shares traded.
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Baldwin
X. J. Kennedy
Douglas County
High Street
Santa Fe
Wall Street
New York
Amerigo Waterworks
North American
National Power and Light
Electric Power and Light and Public Service of
New Jersey
Tle
Hudson
General Motor
Government Bonds New York March 2 Market Update
Liberty bonds closed at 101.2 with a 24d 4M5 coupon and 100.24 survey. The AP report notes trading around government securities in New York as bonds end the day with modest gains and stable prices.
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Government Bonds
New York
Liberty
Herman Broeker for Commissioner of Streets and Public Utilities Ady
Herman Broeker, a 40 year Lawrence sheet metal business taxpayer, earned 1909 1912 service on committees including four years as chairman of Sidewalks and Parks. He pledges full time dedication, experience, and accountability for taxpayers money.
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Herman Broeker
Lawrence
Ady
Moone's Emerald Oil Said to Cure Piles Quickly
An early 20th century promotion claims a famed doctor found Moone's Emerald Oil mixed with olive oil reduces stubborn hemorrhoids after few applications. It promises instant relief from itching burning and distress and urges sufferers to obtain the remedy from druggists or Round Corner Drug Co.
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Moone
Round Corner Drug Co
Sternberg on Industry Production Trends and Stability
Prof J Wesley Sternberg of the University of Kansas argues that aggregate production data across 64 key industries, starting from a 1919 base, underpins economic stability. He cites government statistics on pig iron, retail sales, unemployment, bank clearings, and freight car loadings to track cycles from 1919 to 1925 and notes the 1923 peak and 1925 high, while warning against continued volatility and stressing data-driven policy for a low mood economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Sternberg
University of Kansas School of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Prof
Sternberg
Ree
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Rowless Red Pepper Rub as the fastest relief for deumatism and rheumatic pain. It claims tingling heat within minutes, blood flow boost, and quick easing of lumbago neuritis buck ache stiff neck and chest congestion. Urges buying from Hitehall Pit Armocat Co at Madison Ave New York and offers a free sample.
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Rowles
Madison Ave
New Yorks
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
For fifty years physicians have prescribed Phillips Milk of Magnesia to ease sour stomach and acidity. It neutralizes stomach acid and gases, clears fermentations in the bowels, and gently purges without harsh effects. Pleasant to take, available in twenty five cent bottles at any drug store.
Plan Business Conference in Parsons Kansas
Seven southeast Kansas commerce leaders met in Parsons forming plans for a southeast Kansas business conference to be held March 11. Cities represented include Pittsburg Coffeyville Chanute Neodesha Fredonia Independence and Parsons.
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Parsons
Kan
Mar
A.P
Commerce
Pittsburg
Coffeyville
Chanute
Neodesha
Fredonia
Independence
Pineex cough remedy promoted in old advertisement
An advertisement touts Pinex as a highly concentrated Norway pine extract that soothes throat and chest membranes. It claims pine cough syrups mix with sugar, molasses, or other syrups to form a pint dose that stops coughs in 24 hours, with guaranteed satisfaction and a warning against substitutes.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
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Methodist Episcopal Clutch
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International News
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University of Kansas
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Buffalo
Lu ‘Ther Gustafson
E. W. Penchard
KFKU
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Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Temple - Newton
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