State Federation of Women's Clubs elects officers
At Kuelwmsen Kansas delegates elected Mrs. C. C. Goddard Leavenworth as president and named Mrs. Vale LaCrosse vice president, Mrs. Dull Hutchinson secretary, Mrs. Stich Independence treasurer, Mrs. Johnson Liberal auditor, and Mrs. Murdoch Wichita general federation secretary. Dr. C C Goddard spoke on tuberculosis, praising Kansas climate for treatment. Installation followed. Dr Crumbine had been scheduled to speak but left early.
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State Federation of Women's Clubs
Kuelwmsen
Kans
Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. Crumbine
Topeka
C. C. Goddard
Leavenworth
1 Vale
LaCrosse
Charles E. Dull
Hutchinson
A. C. Stich
Independence
Johnson
Libreal
H. P. Murdock
Wichita
General Federation
State Medical Society
Kansas
Crowbing
Goddard
Woman on Trial in Mercer Kidnapping Case
Mercer Pa May 7 court packed as Mrs James Boyle faces trial as accessory in the kidnapping of Billy Whitla. Billy testified identifying Mrs Boyle as the Cleveland caregiver Mrs Jones. Courtroom disruption marked Boyle’s attempt to recount details while the state and defense clashed over a ransom letter. The hearing will resume with arguments tomorrow as tariff debate opens in Washington. Edward Weston, famed walker, to arrive at 5:30 PM by Union Pacific.
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Mercer, Pa
James Boyle
Billy’ Whitla
Mercer
Billy
Whitla
James IL Boyle
Cleveland
Jonesy
Mrs. Boyle
Jones
Nerse
Dicienty
Boyle
Janize Milley
Hoyle
Jristow
Washington
Senate
Bristow
Kansas
Stone
Warner
Acuate Committee On Finance
House
Clapp
Mr. Leyburn
Edward Weston
Union Pacific
Hale
Atchison
Itchison
Kans
Carl Hale
Youl
Jerome Hoover
Hoover
May Day Fete Promises Pageant on University Campus
Tomorrow afternoon on the University of Kansas campus a grand May Fete will unfold with a herald in Ye Olden fashion inviting all to attend. The event features a pageant parade, costumes, a Lord and Lady of the May, dancing, theatre acts, and concessions, with a buffet luncheon to follow.
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Lawrence
Universitie
Vostume
Don University
Uig
Piusirers
iQueen Elizabeth
Bee
Marvin
Pyrwins
Thashe
Beta ‘Het Pi
Robin Loud
Thespians
Fraser Hall
England
Chelsea
Vassar
Wellesley
Seve Mawr
Stadter
Englind
Ned
Dunces
Will Secede Degree of Honor Break From Superior Lodge
Yesterday the Degree of Honor decided not to stay with the Superior Lodge and instead form an independent body. The move reflects a split within the organization as members seek autonomous governance and future leadership separate from the lodge's framework.
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Superior Lodge
Weston to Arrive in Lawrence for Last Evening Event
Delegates of the Grand Lodge of the Degree of Honor plan to sail from New York and arrive at 5:30 on Union Pacific tracks for a final evening in F. and A. Hall San Francisco. The group discusses secession from the Superior Lodge forming an independent society.
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New York
F. & A. Hall
San Francisco
Grand Lodge
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Lawrence
Delegates Return From Labor Session With Mixed Reports
This morning D H delegates headed home after a largely successful session. A few awkward moments arose as some delegates forgot items and late arrivals caused tentative delays. The notice ends with an unrelated rental ad offering a five room house for June 1 and a landscape company advertising lawn sod services.
Weston Walks East to Kansas City in Grand Reception
Reports describe Edward Weston the famed walker arriving in Lawrence and continuing toward Kansas City, with large crowds, university plans to meet him, and a late lecture at the city Y M C A. Notable past feats include 1000 miles in 22 days and various record walks across America and Europe.
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Independence
Kansas City
Hains Trial Continues Amid Muse Festival At University
In Robinson gymnasium at the University the May Muse Festival opened with performances by Arthur Hartmann violin and Alfred Calzin piano. The audience gave enthusiastic praise to Hartmann, hailed as one of the world’s great violinists, whose engaging presence and artistry drew strong appreciation. Separate proceedings noted by the district attorney and alienists as the state pursues its trial, with fifteen witnesses heard in rebuttal and experts judging the artistic temperament and performance as part of legal discourse surrounding the case.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Lawrence
Arthur Hartmann
Alfred Calzin
Lwu
Courk
Peter C. Hains
Torthe
William &. Annis
Alys
Annis
Hartnann
Hartmann
Dewy
Perhaips
Piano Jiausic
Calzin
University
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Wichita
Minneapolis
Skiltas
Chopin
Alfred Culzin
Panic and crush at Washington guard armory event
Chaos followed a balcony collapse during a New National Guard drill at a Washington armory. About sixty injured, Captain Marion W. Thompson critically, as physicians rushed to treat the wounded. Spectators fled outdoors amid alarms and a chaotic scene. Nearby markets report grain and livestock prices as updates flow in.
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National Guard
Wigery
Mairive W. ‘Thompson
State of Washington
Northwest
FL. Jackson
Seattle
Reading
Crabbe
Portland
Bacis
Jolson and Crabbe
Ranners
Nebber
Serenuely Hart
Urler
Freneu Wid
Laming party returns to Kansas City after city tour
From New York via Kansas City W Laming with chief engineer O N Axtell and Mr Hopkins inspect route details for the Laming coach. Hopkins, a former port engineer, and Axtell, head KC and Southwestern Interurban, discuss franchise readiness and upcoming work. Also notes Wall Paper ads and mixed international dispatches about Beirut and university climbs.
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W. Laming
O. N. Axtell
Mr. Hopkins
New York City
Kansas City
Hopkins
O.N. Axtell
Kansas Southwestern
Laming
Lis
Weiting
Dayteo
Local Sewing Club Meets for Afternoon Gathering
Miss Olga Barteldes hosted a Sewing Club gathering yesterday with regular members plus Miss Nanzie Mackey Mrs Henley Simons of Kansas City Miss Carrie Levy and Miss Liflisn Brooks. Dainty refreshments were served and the Gamma Lela fraternity garden party was planned for this evening. Esther Plumb, May Festival salvist, visited Prof and Mrs Jackson. Garrett Hedge of the Minneapolis Orchestra attended a dinner hosted by Mrs Frederick Crowe, longtime Winvis music faculty member.
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Olga Barteldes
Sewing Club
Nanzie Mackey
Henley Simons
Kansas City
Aliss Carrie Levy
Liflisn Brooks
Esther Plumb
Jackson
Garrett Hedge
Minneapolis
Frederick Crowe
Hedyre
Crowe
Winvis School of Music
Narrow Escape Aboard Fire Stricken Rail Car
Chicago officials report a thrilling escape as a fire struck a special car carrying Mennsylvania lines personnel en route from Wittsburg to Chicago. Flames blocked exits. occupants escaped through windows during the blaze. In Kansas Willig Ashman, 14, was sentenced to reform school for blackmailing a banker’s family via threats connected to a kidnapping plot. Washington crop report notes May 1 wheat conditions and winter wheat harvest area of 27,871,000 acres.
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Chicago
Hugh Officials
Mennsylvania Lines
Wittsburg
Whitla
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Weston the Apostle of Walking Seeks Lawrenece Attention
The essay praises Edward Payson Weston as a pioneer of outdoor walking. It notes his arrival in Lawrenece this evening and his lifelong example of walking as healthy exercise. The piece calls walking the natural travel method and declares Weston a prophet urging a return to old customs.
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Edward Payson Weston
Vutal
Sim
Ty Gols
Weston
Sigut
Westun
Cally
Government Victors in Cincinnati Bucket Shop Case
The Cincinnati district court returned guilty verdicts against Eanis Were five co defendants for mail fraud in a bucket shop scheme. Defendants Louis Foster John Gorman W J Caryhell A C Baldwin John M Scott and Edwin Y Heil faced charges tied to manipulating quotations via slow and fast wires to defraud customers and profit from market trades. Foster was arrested on embetlement charges after allegedly taking 2000 from A Newport a druggist to buy stock.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Eanis
Loui Foster
John Gorman
W. J. Caryhell
A. C Baldwin
John M. Scott
Edwin Y. Heil
Chieu
New York
Foster
A. Newport
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