Conference at University draws 300 teachers
The seventh annual conference of Kansas University affiliated high schools and academies convened with about 300 out of town teachers from multiple states. Prof. McLaughlin of Chicago led discussions on political parties and democracy, with sessions on American history, civics, European history, and religion in public schools.
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Finth
University of Kansas
American History Conference
Ce Re Crissian
Ssman
Holder
Bates
Univ
Gregory
Cawker City
Prin. C.J. Shively
Hays
G. Hychman
Garnett
Lyman Abbott
W. C. Abbott
W. Ky
Wellington
FE. Lewis
Eujreka
Prin. C. J. Mepworth
American Historical Association
Bible Institute
Robinson Gymnsium
McLaughlin
University of Chicago
Party For
Time to Act on City Water Crisis in Lawrence
Citizens demand immediate action as unfit water continues to trouble Lawrence. The editor condemns repeated delays and urges the city to enforce the contract for pure water. The piece warns residents have endured worse than other towns and calls for decisive measures.
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Lawrence
Washington White House talks on inland waterways panel
Festus J Wade and JL Smith of the western board of the mon met in a midnight Washington conference at the White House. They were seen with the president this forenoon to gauge availability for service on the waterway commission amid inland waterways interest. Indianapolis hosts district coal talks as miners and operators push district settlements after the national conv ention policy. John Mitchell heads to Washington to meet labor reps seeking repeal of the Sherman anti trust act.
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Washington
Festus J. Wade
JL. Smith
Western Board
The
Mon
White House
Smith
Inland Waterways
Indianapolis
Ind
National Conventium
John Mitchell
Organized Labor
Relocated Officials Face Sentences and News Clippings
St Petersburg dispatch reports Lieutenant General Stoessel began a ten year prison term for cowardice and surrender at Port Arthur, sharing a fortress cell with Rear Admiral Nebogatoff who faces the same sentence. Duke of Abruzzi travels to Europe amid engagement rumors, while the US Navy mulls a friendly battleship visit to Japan after talks with Japan’s ambassador and Secretary Metcalf.
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Stoessel
Port Arthur
Nebogatoff
Sea of Japan
Washington
Japan
Island
Kimdom
Sesterday
Daren Takahira
Roosevelt
China
Metcalf
Pitshurs
Personal notes from town and visitors in transport
A rapid parade of town residents and visitors moving through. Names include Miss Sophia Brown Miss Edna Cone I. L. Charlton AL Addison Steve Smith Rev B J Gragg Harold of Salina and many others visiting Kansas City Topeka Ottawa and nearby towns. Also Col Charles A Everett Civil War veteran dies in Suialis Missouri. Spring suits offered at Sebulizs tailor.
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F. Weir
Sophia Brown
Eudora
Edna Cone
I. L. Charlton
Chicaza
AL. Addison
Salina
Minnie Kahle
Lake View
Fred Kramer
Manhattan
Red
Taylor
Diene Nowlan
Sais City
Edward M. Wallace
Kansas City
Melvin
Oskaloosa
Robert K. Duncan
Pittsburg
Anna Flinn
Roy Raneh
Topeka
Manda James
Leavenworth
Roy
Augusta Flint
J. A. Henley
Maren
Harry Willians
Portsmouth
C. W. Liubach
Ralph
Forward Wallace
Kansas City Bay
Grace Davenport
Ottawa
Grace Hornayay
John Schleifer
Zenay
Grace Warner
Clara
Thelma
Kansas
Mise
Mildred Keply
Lawrence Fluid
Louis Breyfagle
Chanute
N. E. “Sheed
Olathe
I. B. Newson
John W. Cone
Hastings
Neb
Gertrude Charlton
York City
Earl Clark
Otta
Bertha Schlag
Winfred
Yackmar
Everett Deas
Suialis
Chas. A. Everett
Robert E. Lee
Mexico
J.C. Shelby
New Orleans
Delegates Chosen To Baltimore Methodist Conference
At Baldwin Kansas yesterday the lay and ministerial delegates to the general conference at Baltimore in May were elected. Lay delegates include J. L. Taylor Pittsburg E. W. Barker Burlington and C. S. Henson Paola with C. G. Markham as alternate. Ministerial delegates are Rev H. J. Coker Rev C. S. Nusbaum and Rev W. N. Mulvaney. Also noted were receptions for ministers wives visiting friends and delegates.
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Baldwin
Kan
Baltimore
J. L. Taylor
Pittsburg
E. W. Barker
Burlington
Aml
Henson
Paola
C. G. Markham
HI. J. Coker
C. S. Nusbaum
W. N. Mulvaney
J. Fo Jenness
Tri Delta Sorority House
Bishop McDowell
Saving Souls
A. M. McLean
John E. Sargant
J. A
iSchuler
McDowell
Martin Armstrom
D. K. Morgan
Lt. J. Hoover
Baker
F. W. Gamble
J. 11. Till
Kansas State Normal
J. M. Payne
Leavrenworth
Ray L. Torrey
Ching
T. W. Nichols
Board of Foreign Missions
Lawrence Social Roundup Highlights University Events
A Lawrence society page lists a flurry of social gatherings including a one o'clock Juneboot hosted by Mrs. George Murrow, a dinner for Freshman class officers, and a large turnout at the K. L. Manuolin club dance after a concert. Numerous teas, dinners, whist games, and informal dances are noted along with church society events and a marriage announcement for Grace Cobnan to William Fy Ekin in April.
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George Murrow
F. HL. Olney
K. L. Manuolin Club
Ehich
E. L. Charlton
Henry Tisdale
Chas. Elwell
S. Lewis
Charles Corp
Lawrences
Emily Metzkirs
Tepeka Journal
W. Cobnan
Homer
Grace
William Fy Ekin
Nine Pines
Lawrence
Alpha Tau Gmeva
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Gilbert
Rhode Island Street
JR. Bechtel
Women's Missionary Social Union
W. A. Guenther
Misa
Sedalia
Guesig
Kansas
Isyaus
aiGrovenon
Stantes Episcopal Church
Aout Cashier
Huy
M. E. Netlereut
Bira
K. Munk
Frank March
IL. S. Gardner
IL. S. Gardner, Rev. and Mrs. Freeark, Mrs. Geo. W. Maffet, Mrs. John Nicholson
Olive Lenig
Lyman Abbott
Topeka
Miss Abbott
Edith Snow
Religious Union
Unitarian Church
Snow Hall
Old and New Club
T. L. Chalkley
Mix
Peter Emery
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational
Christian Endeavor
Paul Landis
Misa Craig
Charles Gilmore
Wheat Receipts and Market Notes Across Cities
Wheat receipts 31 cars with May 9134¢ and July 2c. cash bids No 2 hard 94 98c No 2 red D9Voc. Corn May 4c July 57%e cash bids No 2 mixed 55 60c No 2 white 60 6014e. Rye 7Be. Hay prices mixed. News from autos reports in Oxallalak Neb Cheyenne Evanston and Ogden. James B Hill dies in Biloxi. Chicago markets show May wheat 84e July 88 54e corn May 65c July 46%4c pork May 12.45 July 12.85 Sept 13.20 lard May 7.95 July 8.27½ Sept 8.40. Cattle receipts 700. Hogs top 5.10. Local notices about eye surgery and home wares.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Train Wreckers Cause Illinois Central Derailment
Springfield HL March 21 The Diamond special on the Illinois Central between Chicago and St Louis was derailed by apparent train wrecking. Spikes were pulled from the rail. no one injured. The engineer and fireman escaped by leaping. Locomotive baggage and express cars turned over. buffet car left track. Missouri Pacific wreck Kansas City March 21 Eight hurt near Independence Missouri when a Joplin to Kansas City passenger train collided with a standing freight. None left the track. injuries not serious.
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Llinois Central
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Indeendence
Joplin
Nelson Thompson
Elizabeth Painter
East Lynn
Rachael Park
Butler
Annie Spicer
Nassau
Exploration party seeks HUDSON Bay silver deposits tour
Wanted advertisement invites men to join a west Hudson Bay summer expedition to locate valuable silver deposits. Members receive equal profit sharing. or contribute $10 each. Address No 100 Care Journal with a 2 cent stamp for details.
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Hudson Bay
Care Journal
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