First Annual Gruliron Dinner Hailed A Reception
The first annual Gruliron dinner at Taawrence featured University journalists roasting faculty and others, with 120 guests in attendance. Awards included a brown derby to Patsy Clark and a gold brick to Bill Hutson as the event showcased sharp wit and playful criticism among Kansas editors and officials.
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Taawrence
Sigma Delta Chi
Jim
Patsy Clark
Frac Tire
Phog Allen
Bill Hutson
Jeanes
Arhur Sehultz
Topeka
Eather Jlo
Kansas
Missouri Legislature Reopens After Adjourns at Noon
Jefferson City Missouri March 2 legislative time to noon today the legislative clock had been stopped since Monday noon. Presiding officials signed the last of the bills and announced sine die adjournment as the houses left for home. Only a few clerks and doorkeepers remained on the floor.
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Jefferson
City
Missouri
Cme
Bernhardt Buried at Pere Lachaise in Simple Service
Paris and Mourning crowds gather as Sarah Bernhardt's funeral proceeds from the Church of St. Francois de Sales to Pere Lachaise. A modest ceremony reflects her wish for no eulogies with a procession watched by millions of spectators along the route.
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Bulletin
Paris
Mak
Sarah Bernhardt
Pere la Chhise
St. Frateais de Sales
Faris
Mir
Iaterl Pte
Jaraly Bernhardt
Francois de Sales
la Chaise
Bernhardt
Rue Ampere
Bernhardt Theatre
Opera
Opera Cunfigue
Comedie Francaise
World of Art
Dernhardt
Ja'eluck
Trazedian
Great Bernhardt
Teal
Vendarnes
Vilewer
Unclear fragmentary report on Warren Henley and Reese incident
Fragmentary OCR reads about Warren Henley and Reese from Bultio Kan, mentioning Seventeenth and something like a home or place and a week past. Details are garbled with missing nouns and locations, making the exact event and outcome uncertain.
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Warren Henley
Moma’ Dy
Reese
Bultaio
Kan
Ty Holds Hearing Saturday on Forgery Case
The hearing for Gilbert F held on the charge of forging a promissory note has been postponed to Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the county jail.
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Gilbert F
Weather Update From Apu Aang
Apu Aang reports yesterday’s weather with 7 PM readings showing a high and low for the day. The station notes temperature fluctuations and mentions yesterday’s conditions and trends.
Woman Sues City for 5000 Damages Over Manhole Fall
Mane Burroughs an Eldridge hotel employee sues Lawrence City for 5000 in district court claiming permanent injuries from a January 7 1923 fall when a manhole cover at 706 Massachusetts street tilted under her foot near Army Store. She alleges city inspectors found defects late December and early January and failed to keep sidewalks safe. initial claim was 2500 but now seeks 5000.
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Mane Burroughs
Eldridge
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Amy
Cty
Army
Township winners announced in Eudora and Willow Springs contests
O J Lane announced township winners from Eudora and Willow Springs. Spelling winners include Ferne Rivers and Elizabeth Setilegel. arithmetic winners include Pearl Bartz and Oliver Holmes. writing winners include Gretchen Gabriel and Marguerite Combest. County champion contest set for April 7 at the courthouse.
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O. J. Lane
Eudora
Eudora Grade
Ferne Rivers
Warner Forsythe
III
Genevieve Bonaris Moerly
Disen
Elizabeth Setilegel
Pearl Bartz
Clifford Sviet
Maxine Thivis
Oliver Holmes
Ruby Gerstenberger
Gretchen Gabriel
Marguurite Combest
Elizabeth Schiegel
Mildred White
Jessie Murry
Willow Springs
Union
Beulah Hird
Edna Reusch
Florence Postma
Tis
Court House
MORE MINERS STRIKE Gelsenkirchen district reports large walkout
Gelsenkirchen reports show about ten thousand miners striking across Westerhald Rheinbaden Concordia and Alam anthal plants to protest occupation with service notices stating no return until soldiers leave. Belgians warned to silence sirens as loading at sites slows to a trickle. In New Orleans, married government workers face new pay delivery method with checks mailed home rather than handed to them.
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Gelsenkirchen
Mar
Stroops
Westerhald
Rheinbaden
Concordia
Alamanthal
Werk
Solong
New Orleans
Commissioner Murphy
Society friends turn on the Mitchells
Philadelphia March 20 Learn that invitations to several social affairs hosted by the Stotesbury circle were recalled after the disclosure of Mr Marshall as J Kearsley Mitchell, son-in-law of E T Stotesbury, tied to the Dorothy Keenan case in New York.
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Philadelphia
Stotesbury
Mr. Marshall
J. . Kearsley Mitchell
E. T.totesbury
Dorothy Keenan
New York
Lansing Fire Causes Major City Losses
A March 29 blaze near Lansing, three miles south of Leavenworth, threatened the business district and led to total losses of about 75000. In Lansing, a garage, feed store, grocery, and two homes burned, with 25000 in damages. Firefighters from Leavenworth, Ft Leavenworth, and the state penitentiary aided to prevent broader destruction. A second incident at the Hesse motor car plant caused substantial damage and sparked additional blazes, with one home destroyed and another lightly damaged.
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Leavenworth
Lansing
Here
Ft Leavenworth
State Penitentiary
Hesse Motor Car Company
Hesse
Income tax troubles prompt Missouri probe plan
Jefferson City Missouri March 29 investigation into evasion of state income tax in various counties to be conducted by the income tax commission under Attorney General Jesse Barretts ruling. The commission seeks help to enforce returns by individuals while audits and collections remain unaffected by the inquiry.
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Jefferson City
Maren
Unxon
Ax Opin
Jesse Barrett
Tax Commission
Geo. H. Heege
Auditors Office
Avewal
Salt plant fire destroys Anthony mill and storage
A major blaze at the Anthony Salt Company last night destroyed the dairy mill, stock bags, shipping crates, and the hydraulic block mill and salt storage room. The salt pans and roof survived. ice plant, offices, and warehouses were saved. The plant, valued at about 250000, could reach losses near 100000 or more. Local manager Clyde Simmons estimated the capacity at about fifty tons daily and recovery efforts would begin immediately.
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Anthony, Kan
Mar
Lant
Anthony Ive and Salt Company
Clyde Simmons
Mev Simmons
Township Deputy Appointed to Aid Work in Palmyra
Charles Gleason has been appointed by the county clerk as deputy in Palmyra Township. Mr Johanning, noting agreeable weather, plans county work locally and seeks an assistant to complete the project on schedule.
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Charles 4. Gleason
Bu County Gerk
Palmyra
Johanning
Auditor Turner on the Stand in Davis Probe
State Auditor Turner spent the forenoon testifying before a special legislative committee investigating Governor Davis' charges against him and State Treasurer Thompson. He resumed the stand in the afternoon, with committee members saying no other witnesses were expected to be called today.
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Turner
Topeka
Veton A. Turner
Special Legislative Committee
Davis
E. T. Thompson
University election teems with rival student tickets
With spring elections near, the Pachucamac and Black Mask parties announce their candidates for president and other offices across colleges and schools. Notable names include Black Mask nominee Dick Stevens for student council president and Pachua mac rival Stanley T earned for the same post, along with many officers and representatives across engineering, medicine, law, and graduate divisions.
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Pachucamac
Black Mask
Dick Stevens
Stanley Learned
Pachaeamac
Keefe O’keefe
Lloyd Hamilton
Richard Stevens
Ralph Stagg
Harold Burt
Jack McLain
Emerson Norton
Keefe O'Keefe
Merwin Graham
Glen Prazier
Ralph Mower
Alan Davidson
Alex Hodges
Law
Charlie Hall
Pharma
George Lippert
Cranston Vincent
Engineering Schoval
George Glaskin
Cecil Bradley
al Harmon
Jack Kisler
Ken Miller
Clyde Lutas
Louis Saltmarsh
Paehidcamacs
Stanley Tearned
Trr
Steward Bross
Tom Poartary
Francis Prosser
Lingis Hamilton
Chevy Shore
J. W. McCoy
J. B. Engley
Donald Gordon
Zach Taylor
Floyd Beeghley
William Anderson
Lewis Brothersony
Clarence B. Vasar
Curley Wolfinbarger
Fred Armentrout
Vaned Randulph
Robert Mosby
Eldon Haley
Melvin Griffin
Frank Warnsworth
Floyd Shields
Jayhawker
Frank Rising
Petty
Ing
Rod Sharpe
Ashly Classen
Trier
Leigh Hunt
Callere Offs
Don Higins
Mayme Wily
Betty Moore
Karns seeks investigation over Conger defamation suit
Lewis Karns of Indianapolis brother of Mrs Agnes Karns Randle filed $100000 damages against Colonel Arthur L Conger of the 20th Infantry for defaming Mrs Randle’s character. Karns intends to travel to Washington to press a War Department inquiry and has alerted Indiana Senators Watson and Ralston.
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Indianapolis
Lewis Karns
Agnes Karns Randle
Edwin H. Randle
20Th TW
Infantry
Fort Sam Houstop
Lancel Yexas
Finst
Arthur L. Conger
20Th Infantry
Randle
Washington
Conger
Karns
Watson and
Ralston
Indiana
Assessors Finish Assignments Across Townships and Wards
Deputy assessors report progress with tasks in Grant township North Liverpool and Ward areas. H G Van Neste completed Grant. J H Engelbarger finished North Liverpool. Clarence Trall nears end in first and second wards. Mrs Cora Williams near completion of third and fourth wards. Charles Owens nearly done in North Lawrence. Assessments must be finished by late April.
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Courtly
H. G. van Neste
Grant Township
J. H. Engelbarger
North Liwrer Mere
Clarence Trall
Cora. Williams
Charles Qwens
North Latrence
Vehicle Crash Kills Two Near Junction City
A head on collision on Grand Avenue between this city and Fort Air left Marcel Cavens aged 29 and Corproal Goodada injured. Cavens died in hospital from injuries while Goodada sustained arm and shoulder injuries. The car was telescoped in the crash.
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Junction City
Marcel
Albert Cavens
Grand Avenue
Fort
Goodada
Attorney Shot Near Hamlin Dies From Wound
Joe C. Nandell, former district attorney at Hamlin, was shot yesterday while traveling near Hamlin and died this morning. Word received here confirms the fatal wound from the ambush incident.
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Ambus Fort. Worth
Joe
C. Nandell
Hamilty
Aghush
Hamlin
M Oaning
Readjustment to meet post office situation
The United States postal service faces heavier April to June strain from exhausted funds, with no emergency appropriation. Lawrence's post office plans minimal curtailments: no Sunday mail, three daily business district deliveries, one parcel post daily, and unchanged rural handling. Officials hope reorganized staffing preserves essential service.
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United States
Post Office Department
Congress
Lawrence Just
C. S. Finch
D. M. Horkmang
Lawrence
Neek
Peace talks to resume at Lausanne between allies and Turkey
Geneva March 24 The secretariat says negotiations will restart at Lausanne between April 15 and 20 with session likely on April 20 The shift signals Turkish willingness to soften terms and will continue from the point where talks faltered. A report notes the Turks and allies had failed to reach agreement prior. A social note adds a De Soto gathering by Odd Fellows lodge No 4 with University students providing entertainment.
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Geneva
Lvess
Turkey
Lausanne
Sheretariat
de Soto
Fayrence Lodge No. 4
Odd Felons Lodge
de Sota
Memorial Campaign Goes Forward at Wichita
The final phase of University memorial campaign began today in Wichita with E F Trefz in charge and delivering the main address at noon. The drive aims to enlist Unity alumni and university friends in Wichita and surrounding towns as the wind up moves to Newton tomorrow and later Kansas City and Topeka.
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University
Wichita
E. F. Trefz
Newton
Alfred G. Hill
Kansas City
Topeka
War, Not Ku Klux Our Real Problem Says University Doctor
Dr Frank Strong of the University law school told Ri in b at Wiedemann's grill today that the Ku Klux Klan is a symptom not the disease. He argued that the rise of such groups signals civil government breakdown, criticizing lack of respect for legislatures and courts and calling for renewed faith in law to uphold individual worth amid looming war. Bessie Stratford and two Linwood women provided music as guests at the event.
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Frank Strong
Law
Wiedemann's Grill
Charlemagne
Alan
Dre Strong
Soul
Nelic
Drv
Bessie Stratford
Roy Service
H. F, Mather
Linwood
Antheon
Five New Street Cars for Kansas Electric Power Co
Kansas Electric Power Co will deploy five new one man street cars on Easter. The first car arrived in Lawrence for use on the K U line with a single dark red entrance and about 13 600 pounds when ready. Three cars will have double entrances, all steel framed and lighter than current models, with latest structural improvements. Additional alterations will precede R U line service. other cars expected today or tomorrow.
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Kansas Electric Power Co
Lawrence
K. U
R. U.jine
Lawrence Lines
Kansug Electric Power Co
Clemency plea to be considered at next executive meeting
Moscow March 20 Associated Press. The clemency appeal for Catholic prelates and arrests sentenced last Monday will be reviewed at the first central executive committee meeting, set for tomorrow or next week. Temporary sentence remains in effect, with the condemned to serve until April 17. Next Sales Day set for April 11 by the Better Business Bureau, merchants urged to deliver ag lines to the printer by April 2.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Central Executive Committee
government_amness department
Apri
Better Business Bureau
Lawrence high school building contracts awarded after war
The Lawrence board of education awarded contracts for equipment of the new high school to be started soon after World War I. Experts hail the project as among the most challenging yet well executed, with bids timed to fit favorable market conditions and bond issues approved by voters.
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Board of Education
Lawrence Hoard
Lawrence
Griesa
Williamer
Fits
Jan Ittner
Greenfield
Lawrenee
W. Hasfard
National Bank
Irving Hill
RB. Hosford
George Kirchhoff
Boynton
W. H. Foster
Willieam Ttner
Foster
Journal- World
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Wiedemann
Ashe
Cliff Stratton
Cecil” Howes
Star
Sart
Marton” Akers
Persie Murdock
Kansan
Little
State Editorial Association
Justice Mason
Kansas Supreme Court
Winnie
Lioyrd Hamilton
Llewellyn White
Black Truth
Railie
Wiedeminn
Strtie
Kenneth C. Miller
Raymond Dyer
Waller’ Whitlock
Bart Miller
Nelson Antrim Crawford
W. Davis
Manhattan
The
Agricultural College
Windivan
San
Heldig- Tnorrow
Pleasant Grove
A. Norris
Aries
Mis
Nena
Mamne Burroughs
Ruhr
Missouri Commission
Anthony Salt
ASN Assistant Asshssor
Charles I. Gleason
Vefamer
Dr Albright
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