KU Buildings Strain Campus Hours Demand More Space
Chancellor Strong cites governor data showing University facilities overburdened with six to ten hours of daily use in many departments. He outlines six proposed new buildings and space reallocations to relieve crowded labs, libraries, studios, and offices while preserving teaching quality and elective course options.
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University work year narrows class time in Kansas report
The report explains KU uses many rows of time for state work, reducing available class rows. It bases the schedule on a thirty six week school year and excludes the summer term. The swammer session adds about ten weeks of work, keeping university activity across about forty five of fifty two weeks yearly.
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University of Kansas
Ashland High Wins First Annual County Debate
Ashland high school won the first annual Montgomery County high school debate against Ashland’s rivals in Fraser Hall chapel crowded by delighted students. Judges praised the team’s preparation and grasp of complex issues, while professor Covell and Professor Price hailed the victory as a sign of growing local debate talent and future university prospects.
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Shirtwaist Grad Rules Edge Toward Simpler Dress
A cautious shift in senior traditions at Lawrence High School moves toward simple white shirtwaist dresses for graduates. Students argue for modest, affordable attire as class events like the Twenty event and Class Day loom, with plans announced for May 28 as the final day and Sunday delivery of gowns.
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Italy
Amd
Died After Stroke At Night In South Tails
A man identified as Conley Tres, a mass-works artist, collapsed and died after a stroke yesterday night amid his studies of art. He had been disturbed in his work when he suffered the ailment and died following the stroke.
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Conley
Armistice Breaks Officially as Madero Refuses Renewal
The armistice is officially broken today as General Madero announces he will not consent to a renewal though he will not attack Juarez today. Propositions forwarded by Madero via peace commissioners await answer. Navarrete reports shifting forces toward Juarez while awaiting further orders. Prisoner sentences loom for youth offender in the case.
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Haldi
Vila
Ovasea
Jusner al Vainees
Indoor Base All Tournament Plans For Sunday Schools
Sunday school teams from the city will form a league beginning next week at the Wo ML. university. Most schools plan to enter one or more teams, with twenty to thirty players overall. Games run after school hours, and the schedule aims to finish before nightfall.
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Lodeor Baseball
Ehame
Peicdsie
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Selvos
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Ives Cronstedt
Five Rules for a Fire Warden and Life Saver in the Home
A historical home safety checklist outlines duties for a fire warden. It covers storing nuteshes and hoses, using safety matches, keeping lamps unlit after dark, metal can storage for coal oil, guarding rags and curtains, securing heating equipment, metal receptacles for ashes, avoiding gasoline at home, prohibiting flimsy decorations, and reporting defects within 24 hours. It also requires October furnace flue inspections by a competent person for winter readiness.
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Chen
Bivens Guilty Verdict Tallies After Jury Deliberation
The jury found Bivens guilty yesterday afternoon after about four hours of deliberation with testimony from 26 witnesses. The defense hoped for multiple acquittals but faces a likely heavy sentence on the nuisance charge. Court may impose up to a 500 fine and jail time. The afternoon docket includes OD. He Monroe charged with burglary, with evidence seen as circumstantial and verdict in doubt. If finished, jurors may be dismissed and civil docket trials begin next week.
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Monroe
Melvin
Joe Sniavy
Undic
Tarer
Munsoe
Mrs Wilson Faces Pressure Over Mayor's Council
In Hillmwell Kansas Mrs Wilson says the town council opposes her actions and she fears the council will meet with the mayor to decide appointments. She claims there is more drinking than before and vows to present new opponents at the next meeting, with a vote likely Monday.
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Winyhadity Council
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Miaunywell
hwaPe
Thakela
Tedas
Nea
Sla
Siay
Seine
Unsigned Sunday Basketball Standings Report
Turbulent tournament results leave both divisions tied for first as no champion is declared. Baptists edge two teams 82 to 80 while Lutherans and Christians share top spot after close games. Presbyt and others also in the tie, with playoffs scheduled after a short week.
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Phuy Stimiliztve
Westport Wins Doubles Title in School Tennis Meet
Westport enters two doubles teams in the school tournament finals, with Treachenar and McKee defeating rivals to claim the state championship. Silver and Colton took silver medals as Westport’s pairings advance from early rounds including victories over Hutchinson and St Johns, while Kansas weather notes follow with unsettled skies and warmth.
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Ruth
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Folks
Friend
Father Jocat
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St. Toby
Hutchinser
Treachenor
McKee
Lawrence High Dominates Meet as Coleman Leads
Lawrence High appears set to win the meet with Coleman taking first in the shot and second in hurdles, as Lawrence leads with 51 points at midafternoon. Reports from McCook note large, colorful crowds and strong performances from thirty five Kangas schools in a packed eighth annual high school field meet, with early results highlighting Lawrence athletes in multiple events and tight competition from Junction City.
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cLansden
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Lee
Westport Players Set for Singles Finals Route
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the singles portion of the Westport tournament narrowed to potential finalists. Volo of Westport would face Preachanor or McKee in the final, while Polk of Lawredee stayed in the running due to Smith of City default. McKee, Colton, Crifith of St. Johns, and Armstrong of Pittsburg advanced through the rounds with several upsets noted, including Volton and Seliein earning victories.
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Tennis results from Kansas tournaments mix of wins and byes
Yust of Hutchinson defeated Payne of Lawrence 6-1 the Tower of Lawrence fell to Shaw 6-3. McKenney of Winfield defaulted to Stiver of Westport. Jamisten of St Johns beat Steuwe of Alma 7-3 and Tenelmer beat Majors of Winfield by default. Polks of Lawrence beat Smith for Kansas City by default. McKee of Westport defeated Ri j Stenne of Alma 7-5 and 6-0. Griffith of St John beat Payne of Lawrence 6-3 and 10-5. Stivers of Westport beat Canine of Manval 6-4 and 6-0. Volion of Westport defeated Schein of Independence 6-2 and 6-1. Folks of Lawrence beat Hobbs of Manual Ged 6-2-3.
Merchants Association Pledges One Third of Tornado Relief
The Merchants Association says it stands ready to pay one third of the total tornado relief funds from other sources. WLEB official Spalding states they have met prior obligations and will contribute more when the committee calls. Funds received include about 500 from various sources plus contributions from Gov Stubbs and others.
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Spalding
Special Relief Committee
Marehaute Association
Syrdeling
Lewis
Selig
Ken Prarten
Camp program to start at Lake View this summer
A summer camp program to be established at Lake View from 2M to HQ Neve. Plans discussed include YMCA involvement with men from Sent Masts and Cal. Metcalf and Dr. Jas. Natmith directing. Units will meet Sundays and teach practical daily use skills through broad organizational support.
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Cal
Syston
YOMCA
Cal. Metcalf
Jas
Natmith
Gelidof Toni
Camorrists Case Details in Italian Mob Trial
testimonies reveal power struggles within the Camorra linked to a murder plot against Gennavi Cucevalo and his wife. Abbatemeguta and others allege betrayals by Ca preol over profits, amid denials by Arena. Vitizzi and priest Vitazzi faced discussions about Cuoccolo’s role and a plan to remove him, with cemetery remarks cited.
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Avena
Ciore
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Secused
Altine
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Ki Ie
Rigg Vicrealu
Reform KU to 00 Reform Contained in Little Pamphlet
A Kansas university chemistry department issue promotes “Less Food and Better Cooking.” It argues toward economy in living, ordering food by phone, avoiding waste, buying seasonal produce, and avoiding costly, oversized packages. The pamphlet outlines nine lessons on planning, storage, and cooking to cut costs and improve diet.
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Mexis
Two State Conventions Set to Open Next Week
Lawrence delegates will attend two state conventions as Wichita hosts the chapter meeting. A Knight Templar parade with about 500 in full regalia is planned, while a party of thirty will travel to Emporia for the grand commandery session beginning May 9.
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Fred Clarke
Mary Smukles
Anna Kall
and W. Murphy
Neltie Meand Uid
Jessie Zuttermeister
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