University Art Works Sent to Prague Congress
U S textile designs and silks from the University are sent to Hartford for selection to the International Art Congress in Prague July and August. Rosemary Ketcham and Beulah Morrison plan a Europe trip, with some works possibly exhibited in the art school division. Rug designs from Mohawk Mills contest mostly returned, two prizes bought by Mohawk and not sent back. Fresh freshman design work to be displayed next week in room 301 west Administration.
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Department of Psychology
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Congress
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PLAN FARM BILL DEBATE AT KANSAS MEETING
A debate on the McNary Haugen farm bill is planned at the Kansas State Grain Dealers Association annual convention in Nodge City on May 11. Ralph Snyder will defend the bill, C. C. Isely will oppose, with C. E. Huff of the Kansas Farmers Union also expected to attend to support the measure.
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Nodge City
Kan
McNaty-Haugen
Kansas State Grain Dealers Association
Harry, Hattshorn
Ford
Wan
Kansas Farm Bureau
Ralph Snyder
State Arm Bureau
C. C. Isely
C. E. Huff
Kansas Farmers Union
Spanish Airmen Halt Flight Record Attempt in Seville Crash
In Seville on May 11, Spanish airmen Captains Ignacio Jiminez and Francisco Iglesias attempted a record flight. The plane collided with an automobile during takeoff, causing significant wing damage and ending the flight. Destination not announced at 6:15 a.m.
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Seville
Spain
APJ
Jesus del Gran Ledey
Ignacio Jiminez
Francisco Iglesias
Une
Johnston for Sheriff Candidate in Republican Primary
A. T. Johnston, longtime Layerendig resident and plumber, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff. He has a clean record, supports law enforcement, attends Baptist church, and serves as Venerable Master of Zerbal Lodge. Johnston previously worked for Kennedy Plumbing and led University plumbing operations. He lives at 3914 New Hampshire Street in the Third Ward.
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A. T. Johnston
Layerendig
Johnston
Baptist Church
Zerbal Lodge of Perfection
Scottish Rite Masons
Fredericksburg Founder Group Struggles Over Town Status
Fredericksburg Texas traces its roots to German colonists invited by an emigration company. After multiple failed attempts at incorporation since 1846, the town with 4500 residents maintains no city taxes and low county levies while enduring poverty, disease, and a chaotic early era.
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Fredericksburg
Tex
United States
America
Jhas
Atest
Gillespie
Germany
Texas
Tan' Emigration Company
B. DiOrvane
Hon- Rederick
Prussia
Koreshan Unity Colony Near Fort 3 Detailing Beliefs and Land
A historical note describes Koreshan Unity founded by Koresh in Chicago with a branch in a nearby town by 1893. The group proclaims divine fellowship and a flat earth theory, housing separate dormitories for men and women, and uses a demonstrative device for their theory. The colony, about 16 miles from Fort, owns 2000 acres, with agriculture as the principal occupation, and sunken gardens terraces and plant displays. Regents meeting in Topeka is also mentioned, led by Chancellor E H Lindley.
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Chicago
Iclaimg
Peee
Iyers
Nahie
Imperial ceremony plans with throne and dancers
A description outlines completion of a grand imperial hall setup. The throne centerpiece will be elevated with three fold screens by noted Japanese artists, a 48 by 48 feet stage hosts five noble girls performing old court dances, and a heralded procession includes 700 participants from Lawrence.
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Japan
Kyonenmao
Gyokuda Kawai
Shunkyo
Yamamotoi
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Mrs White of Berlin New Hampshire reports severe fatigue and poor digestion left her run-down and unable to work. After trying multiple medicines she found relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, stating it revived her strength and urged others to ask about its benefits.
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Berlin
N. H
Jloydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. White Amero
Burgees St
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