Editorial Convention Recalls Kansas Newspapers Beginnings
Historians recall Kansas press origins as editors gathered in Lawrence for the Kansas Editorial Association convention. The piece recounts the varied 1850s Kansas papers such as The Pioneer, The Herald, Kansas Tribune, and The Herald of Freedom, noting pivotal roles in the free state vs pro slavery struggle and the evolution into today’s Lawrence Journal-World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Editorial Association
Pioneer
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas Herald
Leavenworth
Kan
Plant
Kans
John Zd
Joseph Speer
Kansas City
Judge Story
Wrain
Vcn Speer
Medina
Ohio
Kicks Ape Caller
Kan Tribune
Pubi Val Lawrence
Topefest
ERUS
the Herald of Freedom
G. W. Brown
Wakarusa
Pemnsylvania
Kansas State
Jusith Miller
R.G. Elliott
Preedom
JRGD
Spo
Antivery Champions
Ewe Apers
Trinity Sovereion
Pica Sla Atchison
TST
John al Martin
Sering
Atchison
Kansas Freeman
Topeka
CG. Kk. Garvey
Sion
Ute
Southalle Sheet
Fort Scott
Territorial
Roger Wise
Kickapoo Rangers
Missouri River
Lecompton Union
Leavenworth Journal
Doniphan Constitutionalist
Leavenworth Times
Times
the Times
Lawrence Beern Kansan
Lawrence Dramatic club honors Prof MacMurray with gold chain
University of Lawrence students award Prof A MacMurray a fine gold water and chain in appreciation of a year of training the Dramatic club casts. The report also notes trapshooting results at El Dorado and a Topeka crime incident involving prison transfer. A seed distribution plan from Congressman Little is announced by Captain Criss, with seeds on his porch. A Jayhawk Post meeting of the Disabled American Veterans is set for 7:30 at the Chamber of Commerce Forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Dramatic Club
A. MacMurray
Captain Criss
The
Journal-World
Congressman Little
Ohio Street
Slong
Jayhawk Post
Amercan
Chamber of Commerce
Engineers On Trip Inspect Plants In Kansas City
Engineers from the P y left this morning for a three day inspection trip to Kansas City. They will visit multiple plants including Portland Cement Bonner Springs, Cook Paint and Varnish Kansas City Missouri, Stamford Oil Refinery Sugar Creek Missouri, American Lead and Salt Kansas City Kansas, Armour and Company Kansas City Kansas, Kansas City Nat and Balt Cab Campbell Baking Kansas City Missouri, and LH Milling Co Kansas City East. If permitted, smaller plants will be added and laboratories will be visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chem Magingers
P Y
Kansas City
Bonner Springs
Cook’ Paint and Varnish Co
Stamford Oil
Sugar Creek
American
Ihe Lend and ‘Salting Co
Kan
Armour and Company
Nat and Balt Ca
Cambell Baking Co
Kansans City
LH Miliny Co
Laboratorios
Plans for New Green House at University
Plans have been completed for a new green house to be built at the University. Bids are now being received to determine probable cost. The facility, to be in the botany department, will enhance equipment and beauty of the campus, with work advancing next fall and spring per landscape architects and Prof. W. C. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univerity
Department of Botany
W. C. Stevens
Botany Department
Elks Charity Ball Set At VP A U Hall May 15
Elks charity ball to be held at Fraternal Aid Union hall Monday night May 15. Sehafstall's six piece orchestra to provide music. hall donated and expenses covered by donations. Funds raised to aid the charity fund of the B P D Ellis. Women Republicans call for a Washington conference today. Paris marks 25th anniversary of the Charity Bazaar fire that claimed nearly 200 lives, many aristocrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iry
Chatity Fund
B. P. D. Ellis
Paris
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Metzler Furniture. Company
Mass
St. Lawrence,Kansas
Kelly Tires
Exide
Monogram Oil
Fritz CO
Hub Clothing Co
Frisco Packing House Meat
Armours
Athletic Union
Skofstads
Yale Builders Hardware
Green Brothers
C. W. Smith
Ford
Newman
de Soto
Te -I2e
Shamus O'Brien
el Dorado
Douglas County
Jake Hightower
Johns
Hightower
Lansing Ous
US Chemicals
K. U
Elks Charity
VP. A. U. Hall
National Republican Executives Committee
Washington
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