State roads and banks governance plan outlined
A fragmentary report describes the state board of agriculture and the state highway commission with three members guiding federal aid for Kansas roads. It notes a state highway fund, county expenditures with commission approval, gasoline tax, and district retention. Also referenced are teacher certificates, constitutional instruction, a new building program at major institutions, a banking board, and a study of state bank receivership since 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Kansas
Tate Banks
Bard
Christ in America pageant at First Baptist church
The pageant Christ in America will be presented at the First Baptist church on Sunday at 7 45 p m. Fifteen girls from the church will participate with a chorus of Haskell Institute girls in key roles. The program aims to show how immigrants can become Americans and Christians. Cast includes prologue Mary Sisson and many pluralized ethnic roles led by Marion Cowles Jennie Gaw Frances Andrews and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
First Baptist Church
Haskell Institute
Mary Sisson
Columbia
Gertrude ‘Casto
Marion
Cowles
Jennie Gaw
Frances ,Andrews
Marjorie Detrich
Marjorie White
University of Kansas 1925 catalog expenses revealed
The 1925 University of Kansas catalog outlines student costs: initial month expenses range from 75 to 125 dollars, then monthly costs vary from 40 to 80 dollars depending on taste. It warns against cash below 40 dollars or earnings above 80, linking extremes to health and college aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Oriental Rug Lecture At University By Dr Froehling
A small audience heard Dr. F W Froehling explain the oriental view of art and life during a University lecture on oriental rugs. The collection impressed listeners for its discernment as a private owner’s holdings. He spoke again at a Faculty Women’s Club dinner on rug marks and distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Froehling
Froehling
Faculty
Real Estate Board Hearing With KU Professor Jens Jensen
Jens Jensen of the University of Kansas addressed the Lawrence real estate board at a semi monthly meeting held last night at Mrs Emma Guffins. About fifteen members attended as he explained the new state legislation and its probable impact on the state's economy. The next board meeting is set for March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet
Jens Jensen
University of Kansas
Lawrence Real Estate Board
Emma Guffins
Jensen
Boy Scouts Rally in Lawrence at University Little Theater
Lawrence Scouts plan first rally next Saturday at 7 30 PM in Green Hall Little Theater on the university campus. Program includes a chorus, troop stunts, and field day plans for May. Parents and friends urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Lawrence
Green Hall
Valley Indoor Meet Set for March in Kansas City
The fourth annual all Missouri Valley indoor track meet will be held at Convention Hall in Kansas City on Saturday March 21. Kansas leads in records with four including high jump shot put pole vault and one mile relay. Nebraska Missouri Ames and Washington also hold multiple records from the event's history.
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Missouri Valley Conference
Convention Hall
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Jayhawkers
Crimson
Blue
Missouri
Kansas
Ames
Washington
Bradley
Rathburn
Kansas Jayhawks to box Aggies in return match in Manhattan
Coach Dixon will take the Kansas boxing team to Manhattan next Wednesday for a second intercollegiate meet with the Kansas Aggies. The Jayhawkers aim to improve on last week’s five out of seven wins, with lineup changes including moving John Montgomery to 145 pounds and Steve Merrill to 135 pounds. The Aggies, seeking revenge for the prior defeat, also train hard as anticipation builds for a fast, competitive night. Kenneth Spencer plans to even scores with Aggie heavyweight Pearson, who outweighed him in the first meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy ‘Dixon
University of Kansas
Manhattan
Kansas Aggies
Jayhawkers
Aggies
Robinson Gymnasium
Wildcats
Dixon
Kansas
Price
Steve Merrill
Mongomery
Aggie
Jayhaykers
Candida aceSenals Halder
Lloyd
Pittinger Keble
Gardne Wolters
Blanchardington
Bradley
Rathburn
Rogers
Griffin
Meidinger
Firebaugh
Fisher
Tron
Spencer
Quincy Night Show Wins Trophies At Liberty Memorial
A full house watched a Liberty Memorial auditorium program directed by Mrs Beatrice Cook. Proceeds of about 180 were to buy new girls physical education equipment. Quincy school won the prize for selling the most tickets. fourth grade pupils earned a ball and bat. Junior high orchestra, Wooden Soldier dance, and Marionettes romance drew strong applause. Deaths and funerals noted: Mrs Ella Louise Tupper of Lecompton aged 68. Mrs Elizabeth G Hudson. Mrs Rosalihe Marvin. Mrs R G Patterson informed of sister Mrs T H Davis of Longview Washington. Frederick M Baker aged 90. Guy Spalding of Neodesha visiting Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial Auditorium
Beatrice Cook
Quincy School
Quincy
Gala Caffelt
Pittsburg State Teachers Earn Share Of Conference Lead
Pittsburg State Teachers defeated Friends University to climb atop the Kansas conference standings based on preseason schedule. Washburn seeks a potential tie with the Manuals after adding a late game, but the executive committee must decide the tie's legality. The Manuals oppose a playoff with Washburn, having completed their official schedule.
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Pittsburg
Kans
Marga
Friends University
Pittsburg State Teachers Basket
Eers
Kansas
Washburn
Uto
Emporia
John Lance
Elk Bowling Scores and Old Document at Watson Library
Bowling results list Underwood and Reatz among high scorers with totals near 700 while a 1628 deed fragment is donated to Watson Library by Dr. Richard Sutton. Also notes a Kansas University YMCA luncheon where Paul Blanchard speaks on ethics and socialism at noon next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Library
University
Richard Sutton
Kansas City
Paul Blanchard
League For Industrial Democracy
University of Kansas Y. MI. C. A
Lawrence five edge Bonner Springs after double OT
Coach Andy McDonald’s Lawrence high school basketball team beat Bonner Springs 17 to 15 in a Baldwin tournament class A first round at Baker University. After a 11 11 regular finish, Lawrence pulled ahead in the second OT with a decisive late burst to earn the victory and advance to the championship game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy McDonald
Bonner Springs
Baldwin
Baker University
Manie
Lawrence
Bonner
Lawrence Crew
McDonald
Jayhawks Struggle In Missouri Valley Wrestling Opener
Kansas wrestlers face tough starts in Lincoln as Skinner and Stirton drop first valley matches. Smith secures a lone preliminary win for Kansas, with Campbell and Bringham among those defeating KU entries in close decisions and falls.
Platform of Geo Wetzel for Finance Commission
Geo T Wetzel outlines his candidacy focusing on zoning of Massachusetts Street, resurfacing goals, and control of city finances. He criticizes opponent’s long tenure, supports school zone auto restrictions, a zoning ordinance near the University, and delaying permits until proper zoning. He prefers serial bond issuance and competitive bidding for future bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.t. Wetzel
Mass. Si
Wetzel
Yeni
Jewelry talk by Frank Gardener Hale in Boston
Frank Gardener Hale of Boston will discuss jewelry as a craft next Wednesday at 4 30 PM in the Central Administration building assembly room. The talk is hosted by the university design department and open to the public. Hale, a renowned jewelry designer and artist, will also showcase pieces that evening at the Faculty Women's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gardener Hale
Boston
Mass
Mr.Hale
Department of Design
University
Mr. Hale
Rosemary Ketcham
Faculty Women's Club
Gifts to Woodlawn School From Women’s Groups
Mrs Winnie Lyons presented nine flags to Woodlawn school at yesterday morning’s assembly. One flag will hang in each classroom and a large silk flag will adorn the assembly room. The federation of women’s clubs art committee gave a large framed picture of the Capitol building in Washington. presentation led by Miss Werence L Snow and Mrs George Brown. The KU rifle team beat Oregon 962 to 955 and Oregon Agricultural College 962 to 915. R O T C rifle team lost to Oregon Ggies 3664 to 3541.
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Winnie Lyons
Women's Relief Corps
Woodlawn
The
Federation of Women's Clubs
Capitol
Washington
Werence L. Snow
George Brown
University of Kansas
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Aggies
Vegetable Compound Promised Help for Women Ad
A jittery, partially legible newspaper fragment touts a remedy called Vegetable Compound as a dependable medicine for women, claiming it aids during change and pregnancy. It references a Baltimore address and promotes relief from debility and fatigue through a bottle product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gilmor St
Baltire
Maryland
Consolation wresting meets third place prelims in MVC
In Lincoln Nebraska on March 14 preliminaries for third place in the Missouri Valley Conference wrestling meet were held. Stockslas of Kansas won at 108 pounds from Jones of Nebraska by decision. Walgren of Kansas Aggies won by forfeit at 115 pounds. Fearing of Kansas won at 135 pounds from Luff of Nebraska by decision. Brannigan of Nebraska won at 145 pounds from Reidel of Kansas by fall with head scissors. Webring of Kansas won at 158 pounds from Booth of Oklahoma Aggies by decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Lincoln
Skinner
K. U
Campbell
Oklahoma Agres
Mt. Oread
Stirton
Jayhawker
Kurtz
Ames
Smith
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Molsen
Nebraska
Fearing
Brigham
Oklahoma Aggies
Reidel
Jost
Dubert
Oklahoma
Wrigley
Aggies
Jones
Nelson
Craig
Frazier
Kansas Aggies
Walgrenn
Hudson
London
Paterson
Bringham
McAlyea
Pate Nelson
Mincer
Myers
Luff
Duhert
White
Grooms
Prunty
Booth
Lookabaugh
Lundy
Highley
Braska
Cook
Collins
Molson
Pillard
Gibson
Missouri
Lincoln, Neb
Tolay
Stocklas
Kan
Neb
Walgren
Brannigan
Webring
Ken
Dwight Prentice Made Manager of Electrical Department
Dwight Prentice has been named manager of the electrical department at Kennedy Plumbing Co and will hold an interest in that division. Born in Lawrence, he is the son of the late C. T. Prentice and grandson of Thadeous Prentice, a pioneer of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Prentice
Kennedy, Plumbing Co
Mr.Prentice
Lawrence
C. T. K. Prentice
Thadeous Prentice
State
Take Salts If Rheumatism Is Bothering You
Rheumatism affects all ages and is worsened by sweets, damp cold, and poor kidney function. Start each morning for a week with four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water to neutralize acidity and cleanse the blood, using it as directed by pharmacists.
National Mine Ventilation Committee Names Prof C M Young
The Mine Committee of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering has named Prof. C. M. Young, head of the committee on mine ventilation, from the Department of Mining Engineering at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Young
Department of Mining Engineering
American Institute of Mining
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Christ In
Baptist’ Church
Prof. Jensen
BOY Scouts
Ie Apt
Marts
Aubrey Marts
Twenty-First
Kentucky
Stewart
Jayhawks
Valley Sport
Valley Meet
Ditawa
Gridley
Pomona
Richmond
Waverly
Burlington
Humboldt
Quenemo
Mound City
Ottawa
Paola
Ella Louise Tupper
Lecompton
Trinity Episcopals Church
Edwards
Oak Hill Cemetery
Elizabeth G. Hudson
Ohio Street
A. J. Anderson
J. M. Sanderson
R. ©. Jackman
E.H. Lupton
F. W. Jaedicke
Max Wilhelmi
Rosalihe
H. Marvin
Rosalihe Marvin
Learnard Avenue
T. He Davis
R. G. Patterson
T. H. Davis
Longview
Wash
Davis
Oskaloosa
Long-Belt Lumber Company
Jefferson County
Frederick
Raber
Frederick M. Baker
Old Soldiers Home
Leavenworth
Home
Guy Spalding
Neodesha
Mr. Spalding
Pittsburg ‘Teachers Claim
Underwood
Reatz
Sevenback
Haglund
Hook
Red and Black
Popplewell
Foster
Kent
Tease
Graeber
Kennedy
la Foresman
F Jackson
Stotts
Wood
Fee Aber Curtis
Geo
T. Wetzel
Massachusetts Street
Kk.u
W. R
Civi- Federation
Gospel Meeting
Church OF Christ
9Th.and
Tenn
J. C. Rhody
Buick
Fibiza
RFE
Leanson
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Willys-Overland Fine Motor
Overland Steel
E Dan
United States
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