Annual Banquet at Haskell Institute Set for March 22
The Haskell Institute YMCA to hold its annual banquet Friday night March 22 at Association Hall. About 150 plates will be served with 25 guests, featuring Indian and YMCA speakers on topics like the Indian citizen and Christian, plus remarks by W. Peterson and Isaac Chevcartis. The program ends with short talks and music from the Haskell Orchestra.
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Haskell Institute
Young Men's Christian Association
Haskell
M.C. A
Association Hall
St Haskell
Haskell Association
C. E. Birch
W. Peterson
Albuquerque
N/M
Robert E. Hall
The
North America
Stephen S. Jones
Nebraska
Vann
Haskel Association
Fred Warner
Hskell
Chevcartis
Richard Hopper
Institute
Mabel
H. Wilson
Wadershiry
Matthew Flint
Convicts on the Run After Prison Officials Slain
Lincoln Neb March 15 Drifted snow hampers the search for three state prison officials killed yesterday. Convicts believed headed for Kansas City. orders issue to shoot on sight. Militia guards and citizen soldiers patrol the prison and surrounding area as a large pursuit resumes this afternoon.
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Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Pellos
State Militia Guard
Hin
Ayasauca
Short Ballot Debate Shapes Party Lines and Officers
The debate favored the short ballot, with Edwards Williamson and Poos backing progressives on tariff and protection. Flint Willson and McCluggage argued for protection, winning the short ballot. The Governor appointment plan for state offices was approved by Clauser Allen and A. Griffin. New officers and committees announced: President Walter Griffin, Bert Sleepver. Secretary Avery Olney. treasurer Frank Carson. program and membership committees named. press correspondent role to be filled by Lawrence Meisner.
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U. Debating Society
Edwards
Wilamson
Poos
Flint
Willson
McCluggage
Fed”Eral
Clauser
Allen
A. Griffin
R. Soper
Vansell
Beezley
Walter Griffin
Bert
Sleep Ver
Avery Olney
Vanser
Bob Isher
Cersor
Milton Miner
Wayne Edwards
Lawrence Meissner
Trenry Robinson
Charles Strickland
George Stanton
Campbell
Lawrence Meisner
Frank Carson
No Primary Sways Central Committee Plans Kansas Convention
Topeka March 14 The four delegates at large to the Republican national convention from Kansas will be chosen at a state convention May Independence. No presidential primary. State Central Committee meeting adopts call for state convention and honors harmony. Independence chosen for the convention site by 35 to 25, with Taft and Roosevelt factions tallying votes.
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Independence i Ag
Topeka
Yates
Kansas
State Central Committee
J. N. Dolley
Iver ‘Nopeka
J. B. Dykes
Smith County
Aote
State Central” Committee
Taft
Roosevelt
Taft Va
Com Hunties
Dolley
Conference at Parsons Records 500 Attend Communion Service
Delegates to the General Conference were chosen as about 500 partook in the regular communion at the South Kansas Conference in Baldwin. Bishop Smith chaired the morning session with Dr. George Elliot of Bay City, Michigan, speaking on The Vision of the Prophets. Ed Blakey of Chicago addressed the conference, followed by a keynote by Dr. Mason. The afternoon featured Woman’s Missionary Society events led by Nellie H. Snider of Lena, Minnesota, and the Temperance Society anniversary as men took the stand at 4:00 PM.
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Baldwin
Kansas
South’ Kansas
Bisho Smith
George
Elliot
Bay City
Mich
God
Bisonp Smith
Atelock
Ed Blakey
Chicago
Sunday School Board
Withar X. Mason
Fry
Samuel French
Ryan
George Lewellin
Ray
Delewdtes
Parsons
Leynorrew
Secrency
Charles Collins
Detroit
L. Hallerman
Colorado
George Elliot
Lewis Weary
J.T. Mayer Kauisag
Houehits
Holstein
Murphy
E. J. Spenser
JE. Hopkins
Martin Armstrong
Creager
J. M. Mason
Greater
Kanss City
Board of Home “Missions and Church
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Board i Conference Clamants
Conference Board of Stewards
Bolton
Henry
Koonce
Lewis
Dobbs
Clarence
Burgess
Issac L. Allcock
Robert S. Gault
Frank Jice
Parkin
Phiney W.'Keye
Roy E Gordon
Osa
Humbold
Woman's
Home Missionary Soviets
Nellie H.snider
Lena
Mirnvis
Woman's Home Misionary Society
Miss Snider
Fair weather forecast for tonight and Saturday
Fragment shows a local weather note predicting fair conditions tonight and Saturday in the north and west areas with times listed from early morning to afternoon. Mentions yesterday and a few unreadable codes but conveys a simple dry outlook.
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North Sand West
S.A Y
March Events at Chapel and University Lectures
A series of lectures and addresses led by Presidents Henry C. King and Frank K. Sanders across Friday to Monday. Topics include Religion and Culture, The Constructive Forces in Judaism, The Will and Action, and The Gradual Development of Apocalypse and Prophecy. University vesper service and Teachers' Conference address also noted.
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Henry C. King
Frank K. Sanders
Teachers’ Conference
B.C
B. C
Phrysics
Henry €. King
University discusses powers and democracy at Kansas meeting
Administration committee of the University held a session to review faculty and university powers and discuss plans for more democracy at the University of Kansas. Additional meetings will follow before changes are enacted, signaling a new era for faculty control and student rules. Chancellor Strang commented on broader reforms and democratic infusion.
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DEM Benocant Administration
Universi
Aeliv
Strang Tits Meruines
University of Kansas
Surang
Roosevelt Man Named National Committeeman From Oklahoma
Oklahoma City on March 14 reports George Preistly of Bartlesville named as Roosevelt national committeeman. James A. Barris remains chairman. Cas Hanter resignation as local district clerk was requested by federal officials. Convention endorsed presidential primaries amid internal party tensions.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
George Preistly
Bartlesville
Roosevelt Nannas
James A. Barris
Cas. Hanter
Uy Roosevelt
Iit
Dr Wiley Resigns as Chief of Bureau of Chemistry
Washington March 15 Dr H W Wiley chief of the Bureau of the Chemistry department of agriculture sent his resignation to Secretary Wilson. The move follows a long conference with the secretary who offered no reasons. Wiley plans to devote his life to urging a national health department separate from other government service. His resignation takes effect today.
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Washington
Hivey W. Wiley
Bureau of the
Chemistry Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Wiley
Uris
Nationeal
Palette Honorary Society Expands to Other Colleges
The Palette club at Kansas University Fine Arts School plans to expand as an honorary society to other schools with art departments. Twenty members led by Prof. W A Griffith and Miss Marie Benson aim to project Palette as an elite, Phi Beta Kappa like group for top art students. Drake and Minnesota Universities have expressed interest, with negotiations underway at several others to establish Palette as a world first itinerary art society. A Kansas City meeting also formed eight Meders Woodmen to draft a state plan for an independent Modern Woodmen order in Kansas after Chicago rate hikes.
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Kansas University
Palette Club
W. A. Griffith
Marie Benson
Drake
Minnesota
Phi Beta Kappa
Ki University
Am Iiinerary Art Society
Kansas City
Meders Woodmen
Chicago
Practice What You Preach In Kansas Orchard Trial
Professors Hunter and Walker leased a ten acre apple orchard near Lawrence and proved applied study boosts returns. They sold all fruit at 3.00 a bushel, earning over 800 dollars from land that previously yielded 59 dollars.
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University of Katseas
Hunter
A. T. Walker
The
State University
Kansas
Prof
T. ‘Walker
University
Lawrence
Prof. Walkey
Jessun
President White Announces General Mine Work Suspension
Telegraphic brief notes state President White announced a general suspension of mine work. Evening games reported Osawatomie 38, Benner Springs Inla 38, Marysville 7. Nelle Greenfield of Topeka visits Lawrence. High School Christian church plans a program tomorrow at 8 with a piano and a 30-voice chorus. all invited.
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White
Rey
Osawatomie
Benner Springs
Inla
Marysville
Young Ladies of Thee Christian Church
High School Conference Opens in Lawrence
Lawrence fills with visitors for the ninth annual conference of Kansas teachers and superintendents. Speakers include Ella Bond Johnston Henry C King and Chancellor Frank Strong addressing the new high school era and the democratic art movement in schools.
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Frank Strong
University
Kansas
Denter
Calvin GO. Davis
Board of Inquiry
New York’ City
Ella. Bond Johnston
Art Association of
Richmond
Ind
Davis
Johnstonn
Henry C. King, Deat
Oberlin College
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