Farrell outlines rules of living at unity convocation
President F D Farrell of Kant State Agricultural College delivered a morning address outlining six principles for workers. He urged pride in one’s work, balanced view of fields, cooperation, and the idea that size does not equal excellence. He warned that perfection is rare and self-improvement matters most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Farrell
Kant State Agricultural College
America
Fargell
Ling
Secontly
Farrell Beleves
Agherhey Ib
New
Parl Grey
Brothers of
Rochester
Minn
William Allen White
Emporia
Farrell
Science Best Aid for Agriculture Continues
A report notes competition improves farming by removing the unfit and elevating the best farmers. Douglas County farmers attended a chamber luncheon. music by Miss Marcene MacLaren and Dean D. M. Swarthout accompanied. Root meets Briand in Geneva to discuss World Court adhesion. a Kansas school blast injures workers. a small roof fire ends early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Musie
Marcene MacLaren
Dean D. M. Swarth
Yehoo! of Fine Arts
K. U
Root
Briand
Geneva
Elihu Root
Roy
France
Alarmed by bombings by racketeers reward offered
Kansas City groups the Chamber of Commerce and the Employers Association joined in offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of anyone responsible for disturbances of property. The move came after an apartment building under construction by non-union labor in a fashionable neighborhood was bombed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mar
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Employers’ Association
Resigns as Pastor at North Lawrence Church
Dean S B Braden resigns as pastor of the North Lawrence Christian Church effective after Easter. He has led the church for nearly seven years while serving as dean of the Kansas Bible Chair at the University. His departure follows demands of developing the Kansas Bible College and time for field work. Arrangements for a successor are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Braden
Kansas Bible Chair
University
North Lawrence Christian Church
Dean Braden
Kansas Bible College
Watson Chosen Republican Senate Leader in Conference
James E. Watson of Indiana was selected as Republican leader of the Senate at a party conference. Officers for the Senate Republicans were renominated, including Moses for president pro tem and That Indians, for secretary, with confirmations needed. Democratic leaders were elected in caucus, Robinson as minority leader, Walsh as assistant minority leader, Sheppard as whip, and Black as caucus secretary. Funeral services for Jacob Washington, 78, will be held at Ninth Street Baptist Church, burial at Oak Hill cemetery. He leaves two daughters and one son, Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Mrs. J. A. Williams, and Wm. Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James E. Watson
Indiana
Senate
Curtis
Moses
Hampshire
Edwin P
Rhode Island
Phillips
Robinson
Arkz
Demscaucis
Walsh
Montana
Sheppard
Texas
Black
Alabama
Pittman
Nevada
Jacob Washington
Mississippi Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
G.N. Jackson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Samuel Johnson
J. A. Williams
Wm. Washington
Miller Parole Approved by Attorney General Sargent
Attorney General Sargent approved the parole of Thomas W. Miller former alien property custodian effective May 7. Miller was convicted in New York on conspiracy to defraud the government with the return of property seized from aliens. Dougherty was acquitted. Announcement came within an hour of William D. Mitchell taking the oath as attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sargent
Thomas W. Miller
Miller
New York
Dougherty
William _D. Mitchel
Reed Denies Resignation for Senate Vacancy
Topeka March 5 AP Governor Reed repudiates rumors he will resign to accept appointment as United States Senator from Kansas succeeding Vice President Curtis He says he will serve out his two year term started last January and will not consider the move until after March 15 or 20 He names several potential successors and asserts he will not quit to join the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Reed
United States
Kansas
Curtis
Senate
Henry J. Allen
Alfred M. Landon
Republicn
Ralph Snyder
State Farm
Kerean
C. Q. Chandler
Wichita
Seth G. Wells
P *T
Zogethor
BUYS PRIZE POULTRY FLOCK SOLD IN TO W. MALONEY
D W Young strain Single Comb White Leghorn flock with championship ribbons sold to O W Maloney of 307 West Twenty Third Street. Birds won first prizes at Kaw Valley Poultry Show and received a merit certificate from the American Poultry Association. Maloney plans to use it as a hobby and for commercial purposes, selling eggs statewide while keeping some breeders for future hatching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Young
P. J. Lux
O. W. Maloney
West Twendy
Third Street
Kaw Valley
American Poultry Association
Middlewest
Maroney
More Than 20 Arrests In Hutchinson Cleanup
Hutchinson Kansas where state undercover men conducted nearly a dozen raids under Attorney General William A. Smith and assistant Roland Boynton. They seized a small quantity of liquor as part of a statewide prohibition sweep aimed at bootleggers. Local officers continue arrests as the drive persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Hapor
William A. Smith
Smith
Assassination in Tokyo Ends Diet Member’s Life
In Tokyo on March, Senji Yamamoto, a proletarian member of the Japanese Diet, was stabbed to death by a reactionary enthusiast named Furoda who surrendered. The incident followed a report of a shopper, Juanita De Veau, being observed in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Mar
Senji Yamamoto
Yamamoto
Furoda
Juanita de Veau
Kansas City
Lindbergh drives with one arm in Mexico City
Mexico City reports Colonel Charles A Lindbergh continues driving with his right arm bandaged after a Vallouena field crash. He steers with his left arm as Miss Anne Morrow handles the gears, while repairs to his damaged plane proceed and a possible return to the United States is anticipated. Two divorce suits are filed in district courts, William Albert Robson seeks divorce from Helen Robson, married 1927, and Agnes Conger seeks divorce from Eric Conger with custody of two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mar
Charles A. Lindbergh
Vallouena Field
Anne Morrow
Mexico
Lindberek
United States
William Albert Robson
Helen J. Robson
Agnes Conger
Eric Conger
Laske
Defenidant
Heads of Society Visitors Here in Lawrence
Addison Pearce Mulroe of Providence and Selden Kilgore of Topeka, governors of the Mayflower Descendants, toured the University of Kansas today as guests of the New England Society and administrators. They planned a luncheon and a Haskell visit, then Munroe and Kilgore would tour Denver and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Pearce Mulroe
Providence
R. I
General’ Society
Kilgore
Topeka
Lawrence
New England Society
Munroe
Rhode Island
EB. H. Lindley
Haskell Institute
Denver
Los Angeles
Linied
Jayhawk
Mayflower Organization
National Society
Kansas Society
Tota
State Society
Selden H. Kilgore
E. M
Hopkins
Edwin Morris Pichards
C. A. G. Closson
Independence
Isaac B. Mrogan
Kansas City
Kans
Nellie Dobbs
Horton
Mayflower Society
Newngand, Na
Clue in Disappearance Probe for Topeka Watchman
Police detectives, with superintendent Louis White, pursue a telegram believed sent by Earl Kuper missing since Sunday morning from the boys' industrial school. Mrs Dorothy Rupe, his wife and mother of four, received the message in Kansas City and the force notes the sign off Dad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Earl Kuper
Louis Dy White
Dorothy Rupe
Kansas City
Tam
Tam O. K
Dad
John_F. Young
George Probasco
R T
Topeka man arraigned on liquor charges after arrest
Virgil Johnson of Topeka pleaded not guilty to charges of possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor after City Officer James Weed and George Price stopped his Chrysler coach Sunday night and found thirty six gallons of alleged liquor in the back. The back seat had been removed and jugs were carried on the car floor, police said. bond set at $1000. trial date to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Virgil Johnson
Topeka
James Weed
George
Price
J. H. Mitchell
Justice For
Joling
Johnson
Chrysler
Contest Over Boylan Will Sparks New Trial Plea
Attorneys for heirs filed for a new trial in Wyandotte County District Court after Judge F D Hutthings sustained the Boylan will in Kansas City. The will largely endows a surgical research lab tied to the University of Kansas School of Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne S. Boylan
Kansas City
F. D. Hutthings
Wyandotte County District Court
School of Medicine
University of Kansas
CAPTAINS CREEK COMMUNITY NOTES MIXED FAMILIES
CAPTAINS CREEK notes list Roy Kurtz visiting the Fred Koch Jr. home and numerous local residents with attendance, family visits, and farm chores. Mentions Fairview school perfect attendance, spelling awardees, church group quilting, and drift of daily life from DeSoto to Lawrence with family visits, chicks purchases, moving, funerals, and a local death notice. Several households share social visits, deliveries, and farm labor entries across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kurtz
Fred Koch, Jr
Fairview School
Irene Mistele
Delbert Neis
Lloyd B Andrew
Edward Mistele
Prairie Center Friends Missionary Society
Will Gordon
William Seiwald
Albert Miller
Esther Hale
Clarence Haile
Oliver Klamm
Eldon White
DeSoto High School
Horace Woodard
Lawrence Hatchery
Phillip Gabriel
Milo Wotan
Alonzo «Ambler
Mildred Louise
Abbert Miller
Fred Hale
Jim Hale
Harry Ambler
Howard Miller
Seiwald
Ralph
Thrire
Henry Mathia
Firlora
Alonzo
George Ambler
Ernest Russe
Bonita
John Miller
Eudora
Lawrence Figures Attend Topeka Flower Descendants Banquet
Dr E M Hoplling Prof W H Nelson and Mrs W H Johnson from Lawrence attended the Mayflower Descendants banquet at the Hotel Jayhawk in Topeka yesterday. FP Smithmeyer plans a southern trip via Havana and the Canal Zone with stops in Miami and West Key. A P Fey spent the day in Kansas City. La Vera Pratt has returned to Minneapolis for sales work after winter in Lawrence. Edgar Jost and Floyd McCity hosted guests over the weekend. Mrs Mize ly Miss Evelyn Janeite was formerly in Kansas.
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E. M. Hoplling
W. H. Nelson
W. H. Johnson
Lawrence
Topekas
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Jayhawk
HE. Smithmeyer
Havana
China
Miami
Kex|West
Florida
Canal Zone
D A. P. Fey
Kansas City
la Vera Pratt
Minneapolis
Minn
Edgar Jost
Floyd
Mi City
Kan
Mizely
Evelyn
Jeneite
Kansas
Tuesday Eve Program Schedule and Radio Listings
Readable fragments outline a Tuesday night program lineup with stations and time slots. Mentions include Longines Correct Tiny Quotes, Virginia Atnalil, and various sponsors. The text lists channels like WGHP WBBM KHQ KG W, and sequences of hours from 4 pm to 12:50 am with advertisements for concerts and air features.
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Maren
Modern Mu
BC Wadi
WBBM
Wolwo Kai
Teu
Fea Moe
WSP
KFT
Wendell
Watic
Kwon
Legislative notes on state finance for highway improvements
The Mack bill authorizing local sub divisions and corporations to finance sections of the state highway system passed the house and goes to the senate. Loans are interest free with repayment provisions. The military affairs committee report extends Kansas Soldiers' Home and Fort Dodge admittance to disabled World War veterans and dependents. Additional measure requires counties and cities to provide life necessities to destitute veterans and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeoanties
House
Senate
Military Affairs Committer
Kansas
Fort Dodge
Mother Bickerdyke
Bosworth
Wealthy retired indorser praises Sargon remedy
A long account by Charles Burns, a wealthy retired indorser, details chronic illness and digestive distress after a flare. He credits Sargon pills for rapid improvement, weight regain, and restored energy, noting his sleep and digestion normalized. Burns mentions his son and the Kansas Lines company in a brief personal context.
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Charles
Alies
Tam
Serge
Burns
Kansas
Burns Fari
Tak
Woden Mason
Inowa
Abe
Sife
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Iiron Jarboc
Jinting Friedman
Wes
Dean S. B. Braden
Kansas ‘ Bible
Watson
G. O. PL
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Winfield
John Wells
Dudley Coplittle
A. M. Jackson
Carthage
Padies
Oronogo
R. A. Norton
L. H. Menger
Eldon
Clarence Brumbaugh
Mildred
Darlow
George W. White
Lyndon
Mabie
Coolidges
Curtis Presides
Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
White House
Dickinson Hospital
Charles Curtis
Congress
Charles Dawes
Dawes
Warren Harding
Hoover
Repubblican
Decessor
L Curtis
Eindy's
Jaye
Virgil Johusan
Captains Creek
Aries
Austin H. Clark
National Museum
I. Eee Es Rogra
Wren
Oni Fundary
omberg-Carlson
Licketin Proguay
Wiliams
Orehesyadiang
Virginia Atnalil
Rayal & Cope Ariel
Coie A
Barteldes See
Kareas
Trady
Liv
RPRKA
Oreha Op
inmSylvania
George Wise
Eugene Lamb
A.W
Gustaisor
Sargon
Merchants National Bank
Eoier
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind. St
Tomorray
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Martinelli, Schipa
Rethberg
Ghegin
Casals
Kreisler
Paul Whiteman
the Revelers
Bee
Suprus Smee
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