Kansas and Nebraska duel in Big Six track meet at Lawrence
The Kansas Jayhawks and Nebraska Cornhuskers meet Monday at 3 30 in Lawrence for the Big Six outdoor dual track championship. Key events center on Coffman versus Dean in the pole vault and Rhea in the shot put with several Kansas and Nebraska stars sidelined by injuries.
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Hamilton
K. U
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Alahoma
Norman
Cornhuskers
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Dean
Schulte
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Foy
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Riesen
Ross
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Shroyer
Rhea
Gridley
Flick
Lamson
Smutney
Carrol Brothers
Lee
Klaner
Sickel
George Jones
Lowell Trueblood
Kansas Aggie
Lawrence
Nearing Fund Goal for Melvin Howe Trust
An additional 20 in donations raised the fund total to 1846.76. Subscriptions are taken at the Journal World office and at Lawrence banks to receive donations. Organizers urge immediate contributions as the fund will soon close toward its $2000 goal. Miss Emma and Mn 1 846.76
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Melvin Howe
Journal-World Office
Boxer
Lawrence Banks
Emma
Weather Holds Flier Delays Tokyo to San Francisco Flight
Japanese aviator Seiji Hoshihara postponed takeoff from Nemuro to Tokotan today due to bad weather. If conditions permit, he will resume tonight, rerouting to Muroton Bay of Simush Is and Kurile lands instead of Tokotan. His 6000 mile Tokyo to San Francisco flight goes via Kamchatka and the Aleutians, aiming for Seattle then San Francisco.
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Japan
Seiji Hoshihara
Tokotan Island
Tokyo
San Francisco
Muroton Bay
Simush Is
Kurile Group
Kuriles
Kamchatka Peninsula
Aleutian Islands
Seattle
Eight Prisoners Escape From Oklahoma City Jail
Eight inmates escaped from a makeshift Oklahoma City jail in a garage building after overpowering guards. The break occurred yesterday with most men fleeing through a rear door while four youths were kept in the office separate from the group. Police continue to search for the fugitives as authorities review the incident and the jail’s operation.
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Oklahoma City
Archivas
Zolspinal Meni i Fotr
A. Pandaw
KING
Sia Ripler Undergoes Left Eye Cataract Removal
White Plains New York May 6 AP King Pra Siam traveled from Siam to America for left eye cataract removal. Government officials announce agreement as general endersel of commons today.
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Sia
White Plains
N.Y
Pra
Siam Tak
Siam
America
Fine Arts Day Promises Events at KU Auditorium
KU prepares a packed Fine Arts Day with Dr Sigmund Spaeth addressing a convocation at the auditorium and a 6 pm memorial union banquet. Also scheduled are lectures at Edwards the Little Gallery and hospital singing by public school children.ßerdem
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Lawrence
K. U
Sigmund Spaeth
New York City
Ofc Ing
of and
Wichits
Lot Empert
Edwards the Little Gallery
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Ie Aears
Deaths and funerals for Mary Ethel Hoar and Martha Day
Funeral services are set for Mary Ethel Hoar aged forty six at D W Newcomer's Sons Chapel in Kansas City Missouri with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence. She is survived by sister Florence Hoar and brother Charles Hoar, and taught in Lawrence before moving to Kansas City about ten years ago. Also listed are funeral details for Martha Day with service to be announced and conducted by Reverend Robe. The item includes additional disjointed fragments referencing other pieces.
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Mary Ethel Beer
Mary Ethel Hoar
Kansas ‘City
D.w.newcomer’s Sons Community Chapel
Paseo
Robert Gillham Road
Kansas City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence
Florence E. Hoar
Monroe Avenue
Kansas’ City
Charles P. Hoar
Los Angeles
West African Revolt Strikes Bolama as DO-X Arrives
Lisbon reports show the ERE government moving to quell an uprising in Bolama Portuguese Guinea where the German DO-X seaplane is a guest. Rebels control the port, aided by a single unfireable gun. Dornier engineers worry fuel may be seized for combat. Officials note previous reports of end but unrest persists.
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Azores
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Indictments issued by federal grand jury at Fort Scott
Thirty two indictments were returned late yesterday by the federal grand jury in session here Five indictments were not made public pending apprehension of the accused. Mark Ling of Newark New Jersey now in Leavenworth federal prison was indicted for embezzling narcotics into the institution Indictments named Carl Osteen and Bill Weekley Leavenworth for violating the Mann Act and Neal y Chanute for two Harrison narcotic act charges Those charged with violating the national prohibition act include Charles and Brest Heneda Republic County Charles Fisher and Walter Earley Maud County Frank Marchegski Leavenworth Russell Elam Val Jameson Lloyd Cornell Sedgwick County Frank Naccarat o Crawford County Louis Suspanic Cornelius Collier and Willie Jackson Cherokee County Joe Gray Clarence Gray and Claude Reece Kingman County Ralph Harkrader and B H Walker Red Walker Sumner County William L Miles Roy Grossman Zeke Grossman Marvin Long Marvin Lane Floyd H Hampton Robert Hadley William Thrash er Guy Burnett Flint Sonner George West Mrs George West Bob Dunham Earl Ross Robert J Lemley Edward Gleeson Raymond Schauf Clare Holderman Eugene E Smith all of Wichita
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Newark
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Bill Weekley
Cornelius Collier
Willie Jackson
Cherokee County
Joe Gray
Clarence Gray
Claude Reece
Kingman County
Ralph Harkrader
B. H. Walker
Red Walker
Sumner County
William L. Miles
Roy Grossman
Zeke Grossman
Marvin Long
Marvin Lane
Floyd H. Hampton
Robert Hadley
William B. Thrasher
Guy Burnett
Flint Sonner
George West
Bob Dunham
Earl Ross
Robert J. Lemley
Edward Gleeson
Raymond Schauf
Clare Holderman
Eugene E. Smith
Wichita
Kentucky Shooting Kills Coed Tessie Patton in Jackson
A posse searches the hills south of Jackson for those who fired on a passing car killing Tessie Patton eighteen year old co ed at Lee's Junior College The driver and another passenger reported gunmen stepped onto the road and fired four to five shots Bloodhounds aided the search and Bryan Burcham was arrested though not charged yet. A murder charge was expected against James Foster for deaths from burns in a separate incident in Greeley Colorado where his wife and three children died in an incendiary fire.
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Here
Tessie Patton
Lee’s Junior College
George Daniels
Thomas Meadows
Daniels
Greeley
James V. Foster
Burns Festerday
E. T. Snyder
Weld County
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Foster
Margaret Foster
Mildred
Darline
Geraldine
Hosta
Yester
Peter Oreyn
Meroyt
Market News Kanuae City Livestock and Grains
Market notes from Kanuae City show cattle, calves, and yearlings along with mixed grain prices. Grain values include yellow corn and white corn, soft wheat, oats, and oats. potatoes in Chicago on track with Russet stocks dull. Prices vary across livestock categories and transport freight terms.
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Peter
Chicago
Social calendar notes from a spring gathering in town
Mrs J M Mott hosted a brid e party afternoon in honor of Mrs J N Carman who sails to Chicago for the summer. Guests included Mrs Carman and many area locals as well as a later tea at Haskell Cabin with wild crabapple blossoms and a May dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club at the Lawrence County club with officers elected for next year.
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J. N. Carman
Mr. C
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Miles
Clyde “Teter
AssociativeAllaster School
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Frank Jones
Ottawa
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Cal
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Madge i
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D. Weaver
W. E. Fenney
E. H. Lindley
F. H. Smithmeyer
Lawrence Country Club
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William Holland
Casper
Wyc
Myra Cline
Denver
Colo
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Sophie Agle
Gertrude Jensen
I Shaner
Episcopal Church
Florence Barrows
Lola Craig
Margaret Schumann
Lawrence
Topeka
Marion H. McClench
Mia
Craig
Ada Lindell
Marjorie Ryther
Lillian Addis
Stella Engle
Personal notices and bids from Lawrence and Kansas City
Burlington visitors watched the play Twelfth Night in Kansas City while local chatter noted cut tulips in Central Park and warnings of prosecution for vandalism. Separate ads announce bids to demolish and rebuild the Pinckney corridor building with new walk and drive, plans by Thomas W. Williamson & Co., and a right reserved to reject or modify bids by the Lawrence Board of Education.
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Charlesone
Etta Corlian
Mir
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Burlington
Iowa
Kansan City
Jane Cow
Ohn Carlson
Kansas City
Park
Central Park
W. J. Cummings
Journal-World
Lawrence Dailey
World
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Pinckney Coor
Alte
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Croft
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City of Lawrence
Domnlesty
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Sutherland
Kansas University Senate Adopts Blackmar Death Resolution
The University Senate met and adopted a resolution on the death of Dr. Frank W. Blackmar. It extended the accrediting term for Hesston College for one year if conditions justify and approved the final examination schedule. Final exams start May 28 and run through June. Chancellor Lindley spoke on President Chase’s inauguration and state funding trends.
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Frank W. Blackmar
Committee On
Hesston College
Lindley
Chase
University of Wilnets
University of Kansas
Kansas
W. ©. Koenig
Doctor Blackmar
Frank Strong
M. W. Sterling
Geo. O. Foster
War Mothers Carnation Sale Planned for Saturday
The Lawrence chapter of the American War Mothers will conduct a carnation sale on the streets Saturday. Secretary Mrs. M. M. Campbell, 816 Kentucky street, announced today that details of the sale will be announced later.
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Lawrence
the American War Mothers
M. M. Campbell
Kentucky Street
Campbell
Pupils Give Concert At Lawrence High Auditorium
Last night fifth and sixth grade pupils from elementary schools performed a concert in Lawrence High School auditorium. About 75 children sang arranged by their teachers under the direction of Miss Mabel Barnhart. Special attention from parents and friends accompanied a cappella renditions of Swing Low Sweet Chariot All Through the Night Who Has Seen the Wind and O Tuneful Hosts.
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Lawrence High School
Mise Mabel Barnhart
Student Ryberg Arrested On Prowling Charge In Lawrence
A prowler call from Fourteenth and Tennessee streets led to the arrest of Robert Ryberg 21 a Lawrence Business College student on prowling charges. Two companions fled after Ryberg said they were with him and drank alcohol. He refused to name them or sources of the liquor and was held first in the city jail then in the county jail. County attorney Harry Frazee planned to question him. Ryberg was found hiding in bushes at 1400 Tennessee Street where he rooms. He had attended the University of Kansas during the first semester and moved to business college afterward, with home in Salina.
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Robert Ryberg
Lawrence Business College
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Tennessee Street
University of Kansas
Business College
Salina
Pioneer Kansan Fort Sare cott May CHAP Joseph W dies
Joseph W. from Fort Scott Kansas aged 90, longtime county resident, died in Mound City yesterday. Also 90, eeb write, died. A Detroit newspaper switchboard was busier at Knute Rockne death than since the Armistice due to the airplane crash news.
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