U. S. May Mediate in Shantung Case
Shanghai reports Hwang Fu stating Nanking asked C. C. Why to travel to Washington to push the Shantung issue to the United States for possible mediation in the Tsinan case. Tokyo and Tsingtao describe ongoing clashes as Japanese forces seek to disarm Chinese nationalists. Casualties cited, mediation viewed cautiously by Japan, with U S mediation unlikely.
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Shanghai
Hwang Fu
Nanking
Rom Taitan
C. C
Paris
Hit
Washington
United States
Tsingtao
Ching
Havine
Tsinan
Tsin Tag
Wir
Price
Ysinan
Tsinha
Tokyo
Janay
Shantung
Hioteyaima
Chen Tiao Yuan
Satoyama
Kouen
Taiwan
Tsihan
Chancellor and Ellsworth at St. Joseph alumni meeting
More than 46 KU alumni attended the St. Joseph Missouri meeting last night. Fred Ellsworth alumni secretary and Chancellor E H Apnaley attended. W Parrott class of 1897 is president and Clarence Speer class of 1925 chaired the program. Ellsworth praised the organization as effective. Lindley spoke before the Chamber of Commerce Central High School and the junior college.
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K.U
St. Joseph
Fred Ellsworth
E. H. Apnaley
W. Parrott
Thniversiey
Clarence Speer
Ellsworth
Lindley
Chamber of Commerce
Central Seigh School
Junior College
Presbyterians to Consider Rebuilding Recommendations
The First Presbyterian church rebuild plan will be discussed at an 8 o'clock Monday meeting at the First Methodist church. Dr W H Butter, pastor, announced the gathering of the elders to review recommendations by the fifteen member committee formed after last winter's fire. The group will consider options for rebuilding the church facilities.
Rahsas Forecast Shows Showers Tonight Into Friday
Forecast warns of an unsettled period with possible showers or thunder. Cooler tonight with turning temperatures, followed by partly cloudy conditions and improving road travel in Dodge City and Douglas County.
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Rahsas
Dodge
Judy
Toads Goodouglas
Resolution Against Corruption By U S Chamber of Commerce
Washington May 10 AP. A resolution adopted by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States repudiates all who indulge in commercial and political corruption. It declares confidence in modern business and condemns corruptors of public servants as morally turpitudinous, greater than those they debauch.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Lawrence High School announces senior week events
The Lawrence High School senior week runs May 20 to May 25 with a Sunday sermon by Rev. Alfred D. Grey at the auditorium, May 23 senior class picnic, May 24 class day and assembly, and May 25 commencement with six student speakers led by Clarence Gregg. The program replaces previous plans of two speakers and includes orchestra, solo, and group numbers. Committees: Harry Haugh, Dorothy Kinney, Barbara Kester, Josephine Jacquinain.
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Lawrence High School
Alfred D. Grey
Plymouth Congregational Church
Clarence Gregg
Freda Ait
Ruth Blough
Glenn Mitchell
Arthur Heck
Maurine Bruner
Harry Haugh
Dorothy Kinney
Barbara Kester
Josephing Jacqunlain
Hanson Awarded Student Chapter Leadership Honor
Lawrence Hanson a senior in the University civil engineering program won the student chapter leadership award of the American Society of Civil Engineers in Kansas. His name was announced at a student branch meeting last night and he received a junior membership in Kansas. The award honors the top grades in the school with eligibility for national membership.
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Loving Hanson
Lawrence
University
Kansas
American Society of ‘Civil Engineers
Hanson
Kansas, Hrough
Kansas State Agricultural College
Oberst in Solitary Held After Shocking Confession
Owen Oberst, 17, the confessed family slayer, is kept in solitary confinement in the El Dorado county jail after he reversed his plea and claimed his confession was coerced. A citizen committee found no coercion, while officials renew efforts to uncover new angles in the case as Attorney General Smith offers assistance to Butler County authorities.
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el Dorado
Kan
Owen Oberst
Oberst
Benson
Topeka
William A. Smith
Butler County
Medals Awarded to Four Best Drilled University Members
Four members of the University drill team received medals for excellence yesterday. Richard Krimminger, a Kansas City native, was honored as best drilled. Other medalists included Rearrearmen fonterer Nex co, Nobla, and Gould.
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University
R. O. Ecs
Richard Krimminger
Kansas’ City
Shreshmanvand
Rearrearmen “ Fonterer. Nex Co
Dack’ Nobla
Bawreneenty Gould
Lawren
Eick
EY ‘Worner
Idaven Woithe
Phog Allen Responds to Medical Society Critique
Wichita Kan AP The Kansas State Medical Society delegates closed their annual meeting with a resolution to challenge Phog Allen Kansas University athletics chief over a proposed athletic training course for coaches. Allen clarified he has not practiced osteopathy nor taught its theories, noting the course mirrors standard university physical education programs and that he does not coach on the field.
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Wichita
Kan
Bay -10
House of “Delegates
Kansas State
Medical Society
Phog
Allen
University of Kansas
House of Delegates
Society
Paulen
E. H W. Lindley
University
State Board of Regents
F. A. Carmichael
State Hospital ‘For
Osawatomie
L. F. Barney
Mansas City
E. C. Duncan
Fredonia
George M. Gray
Kansas City
J. F. Hassiz
J. F. Hassiz, Secretary, Does Not Expire This Year. Dr
Hassig
Carmichael
American Medical Association
Lawrence
Ustry of Kansas
Rcal Education
Athleti the
Highway Detour Redirects Traffic Around 73W Work
County engineer E Trueblood reports a detour route for southbound traffic on highway 73W around the Lawrence to Douglas Franklin line. Drivers will use Lawrence Baldwin road three miles west then three miles south to the county line, then west to 73W to Ottawa. When TaW north of Ottawa surfacing begins, traffic shifts to the old Lawrence Baldwin Ottawa road. Contractors Douson and Robinson have begun grading and paving 14.2 miles of 73W in Douglas county, moving equipment south. If slab work stalls, traffic will reroute over the existing detour to Baldwin and rejoin 73W eastward.
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Lawrence
Douglas-Franklin County
Lawrence,Baldwin Road
Baldwin West
County
Ottawa
Lawrence-Baldwin-Ottawa
Douson, & Robinson
Douglas County
Franklin County
Baldwin
E. Trueblood
University Students Urged Smallpox Vaccination
University officials urge vaccination for students in contact with Reese a sophomore in the pharmacy school, who was reported with a mild smallpox case. Doctors Wood and Edmonston at the university hospital warn that others in the same house at 1238 Tennessee Street may be at risk. vaccination advised for those not shielded in two years.
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N. Sherwood
Reese
Ivara
Tivin Ng
Tennessee
Ferras Reese
Wood
R.e.edmonston
School' of Pharmacy
The
U University
jcCunie
Stewart Indicted Prospects Stir Oil Leaders in Senate Probe
Washington May 10 AP reports district attorney Rover submitted to a federal grand jury the transcript of Robert W Stewart chair of Standard Oil of Indiana testimony before the Teapot Dome committee on February 2 3 and April 24. Stewart changed his story claiming earlier he profited none from Continental Trading bonds now said to total 759500 and later turned over to Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing. Meanwhile Stewart declined to speak publicly and a grand jury in Washington examined transcripts of his senate testimony as the probe moved forward.
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Washington
Robert W. ‘Stewart
Standard Oi Company of
Indiana
Rover Today
Federal Grand Jury
Senate
Continental Company
Continental
H. §. Osler
Sinclair
Rover
Grand
Chicago
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Io An
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Blic
Stewart
New York
M. S Rockefeller
Englewood
Ruth Sparks Yankees Past Indians with Seventh Homer
Babe Ruth hit his seventh home run of the season in the sixth inning as the New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 4 to 2 in New York. Willis Hudlin pitched for Cleveland, with Ruth driving in Combs and Koenig to boost the Yankees’ lead.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Cleveland
and Ii
Sewell
Pipgras
Grabowski
Boston
Blankenship
Red Sox
Chicago
Ruth
Willis
Hadlin
Combs
Koenig
Dorothy Stone Named Honorary Colonel at University
Dorothy Stone of Kansas City chosen honorary colonel by university military organization. She succeeds Elizabeth Ball. Stone, 43, member of Gamma Phi Beta, is in the school of education after Monticello Seminary and Godfrey High School.
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Dorothy
Stone
Kansas ‘City
Ma.s
R/O
T. C
Sha
Elizabeth Ball
Jess Kerman
Helen
Outles
Miss
Gamma Phi. Beta’sorority
School of Education
The
University
Monticello
Godfrey
Fil
Plan Legume Tour to Visit Douglas County Farms
Representatives from the Douglas County Bankers Association and local officials met last night to plan the Lime and Legume Tour in Douglas County. The all day event aims to involve over 2,000 farmers, starting near Baldwin and visiting Brown's Grove with a noon program, followed by a two hour music and talks session.
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Douglas “County Bankers Association
Strory
Gach
Meteth Blesha
L. E. Willoughby
A. S. Gillison
Iin
Douglas County
Baldwin
Brown's Grove
Ben. S. Paulen Pando
Him &S
Kansas State “Agriculture College
Bankers Association
Colman
Lawrence
Crash Injures University Student in Fraternity Front Crash
University track student Don Benson sprained his knee when a Ford collided with a Chevrolet coupe driven by Eddie McKernan outside the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house. McKernan was uninjured. Benson received treatment at the student hospital and expects track practice to resume in a few days.
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Don_ Benson
University
Ford
Eddie Meckernan
McKernan
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Ib Benson
Lawrence Crash Kills Alfred Harwi as Maxwell Injured
A plane crash near the Haskell landing field in Lawrence resulted in the death of Alfred Harwi 19 of Atchison a college freshman. Pilot Maxwell 28 suffered serious injuries and Hardman 19 of Osborne county was also injured. The Air King plane owned by Dr. L A Wasson and piloted by Maxwell crashed during a landing attempt in twilight. Harwi died at Memorial hospital Lawrence after emergency treatment. Hardman and Maxwell were hospitalized with injuries and the scene drew a crowd of about 200 observers overnight.
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Alfred
Haxch
Atchison
Frestmai
University of Kansas
Lewis
al Hardman
Osborne
Kans
J Zohir A
Maxwell
Hastlell
Pieldck
Harwi
Jat
Me T.sudlen
Francisco
Kansas City
Lawrence
Sadler
As H- Edmiston
Hard
Osborne County
Florence Harwi
Atchisson
Lucy
Pont A
Hardman
A. G. Hayman
Laurence
Oelock
Hariditan
Memorial, Hospital
H. T. Jones
J. M. Hott
C.francisco
Lee
University Hospital
Simmons Hospital
Weete
Twenty-third Street
L.A. Wasson
Ockhill
Road
Pierce
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Alton
Topeka
SissTesuphs
Kaneass
Maxweall
Taras
Haskell
Ke U
O- M. Rucker
Lab
Flodair
Backell
Nichols Awarded Senior Honor At University Convocation
The University selected Nichols as the senior who has been most influential in campus life. A Phi Beta Kappa member and Sachem of the senior men, he has held key roles in Sigma Chi and Sigma Delta journalism, served as editor of Jayhawker, and chaired Daily Kansan boards. This marks him as the fifth recipient following Endacott, James, Baugh, and Nichols.
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Daily Kansan
Gondomore
Junio
Mt. Oread
Paul
Endacott
Wallace James
Howard
Baugh
Malcolm ’v Nichols
Chidneelior
David Evans
Cecsen
Forensics Award at K Ue fo Kansas City
Louis E. Menze, after nine years as athletic director at Central High School in Kansas City, has been named head basketball coach at Iowa State. He was chosen from over fifty applicants, many of them coaches, as the school prepares for the 1928 season.
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Central
Bil Chandle Ames
Louis E. Menze
Letic
Central High
Schoo Kansas City
Iowa
Sta
GM declares extra dividend of two dollars a share
New York May 10 AP report: Directors of General Motors Corp today declared an extra dividend of $2 a share on the common stock in addition to the regular quarterly 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors Corporation
Views of death plane crash at Haskell last night
Above view from the front shows an engine burrowed into the ground as one blade of the propeller stuck the ground. The fuselage was shattered by the terrific impact. A fragment of fabric and a few other details are visible amid the wreckage.
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Haskell
Nto
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