Fragments From College Honor Roll Lists
The text lists multiple Phi Beta Kappa members and scholars across colleges and schools, naming recipients in medicine law arts and education. It mentions juniors sophomores and freshmen, with several specific names and fields in Pharmacy Medicine Law Fine Arts Education and related departments. The fragmentary OCR preserves many proper nouns and affiliations, indicating an annual honor roll or scholarship tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caryl
Ph Beta Kappa
Adolphe
Charlotte “Aikem
Phi Beta! Pa
Mortar Board
Hugh Blair
Yattic Crumline
Phi Bets’ Kappa
Pi Lambda
Thetas
Tallow
Raymond Dyer
Phi
Beta Appa
Wilmer
Harvey Phi
Ben Hibbs
Phi Beta Kap
Freshimen
Maurice, Crooks
Millers
Wm. Fin
Bart Wy
School of Law
Pears Joby
Fontron
George Sprading
School of Fine Arts
Elizabeth Cain
Frances, Robinson
France Conner
Dwight Slater
School of Pharmacy
Marie
David S.mkratz
Wret. Engel
Henry F
DeWolf
Crozie
Local Notices Chronicle May Travel and Visits Bordering Lawrence
Mrs Brock will leave May 15 for Pasadena to visit a relative, Mrs Dodds and Miss Esthel Mae Dodds motor to Topeka, Mrs Davis arrived from Minneapolis to visit her parents in Lawrence, Miss Kathleen Kelsall spent the day with Linwood friends, Ed Riling attended court in Kansas City, Mrs W R Smith visited Hee City for the day, Mr and Mrs Otto Thompson and daughter returned to Kansas City after a weekend with Mrs J C Thompson, Frank Banks went to Kansas City to spend the week with his aunt, Miss Hazel Russell went to Bar KC, William A Spry sought medical treatment in Kansas City, Miss Bess Thomas returned to Garnett, Henderson Martin to Topeka, Mrs C E Enyart and Miss El Enyart from St Joseph attended Mother's Day at Alpha Tau Omega, Arthur Nease to De Soto after Lawrence visit, Clara Butler to Britton, Miss WB Hemming returned from Ottawa, Isabel Gilmore returned to land with Mrs Hendricks of Topeka, Mrs RR Pillon and Mrs F E Munger of Atwood visiting at Lovejoy home, First Christian notes and out-of-town commitments, Mrs Sam Banks and others weekend guests in Oklahoma and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brock
Pasadena
Calif
F. ‘ Dodds
Esthel Mae Dodds
Topeka Ooraee
Ed Riling
Kanesas City
Kansas
W. R. Smith
Hee City
Otto ‘Thompson
Kansas City
J.C. Thompson
Frank Banks
A. G. Banks
Lawrance
Henderson
Martin
de Sol
Lawrence
Clara Butler
Bur Tity
WB. Hemming
Ottawa
Isabel Gilmore
Ames Splits Series With Kansas In Valley Tilt
Ames wins the second game 4 to 1 to tie the two-game set after Kansas took Friday's opener. George of Ames led with timely hits and scored on a wild pitch, while Davis fanned several Jayhawkers. Kansas lacked clutch hits with runners on, and Ames pulled ahead with fourth and fifth inning counters. Coaches Chandler’s squad, now up 1-1 in the series, looks for more in the Valley race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Oe Pet
Ames
University
Kansas
Oftadium
Cyclones
Jayhawkers
Negiie
Ee Gattain George
Amies
Davis
Menough
George
Fisher
Wright
Black
Price
Chandler
No Court This Week In Local Jurisdiction
No court is scheduled this week as civil trial action by Judge Hugh Means begins next Monday. May term docket nearly finished with E. J. Short’s case under the Kansas honey sky law set for May 27 and a few other criminal cases possible. Sentencing of those convicted has not yet occurred by Judge Beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Will
Mernire
Hugh ‘Means
E. J. Short
Beans
Murdock and Morgan Initiated Into Journalism Fraternity
W Y Morgan of the Hutchinson Gazette and Marcellus M of the Wichita Eagle were initiated into the Kansas chapter of Sigma Delta Chi Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock at the Phi Delta Theta house. Mr Murdock remained over till today and addressed journalist classes at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y.morgan
The
Hutchingon Gazette
Marcellus. Mara
Wichita Eagle
Kansas
Sigma
Delta Chi
Phi_Delta Theta house
Murdock
Spring Football Scrimmage Provides Practice for Aspirants
Haskell and Baker teams held a Saturday scrimmage on the gridiron as part of the spring practice. Coaches viewed the full matched game as valuable for new players to gain experience and for on-field correction of mistakes with coaches present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T!e
Isiathite
Haine
Jo H
Tennis Team Wins All Three Matches at Manhattan
University of Kansas netsmen extended their winning streak by sweeping the Kansas Aggies in Manhattan. Glaskin beat Goodell 6-4 6-1, Muir Rogers won his match 6-2 6-0, and in doubles Glaskin and Rogers defeated Haley and Browning 6-2 6-1. The Jayhawkers head to Washington University in St Louis for a three match series, then Urbana Illinois midweek, with further clashes against Illinois and Saint Louis University listed. A heavyweight title bout between Harry Wills and Bartley Madden was postponed due to rain to next Friday night.
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University of Kansas
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Glaskin
Goodell
Aggies
Muir Rogers
Miller
Rogers
Pat Haley
Browning
Jayhawkers
Washington University
Urbana
University of Ilinois
Lawrence
Pikers
St. Louis
New York
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Bartley
Madden
Queensborough Stadium
Mrs George Barker Recovering From Operation
Mrs George J Barker is recovering from an operation at Combination Rankins Drug Store, with references to ice machines and Mess Bie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J.barker
Aeperation
Rankin’ 'S Drug Store
Complete New Road Iola Kans Observes Pavement One
A fifty five mile cement road from Allen to Bourbon counties linking Fort Scott Bronson Uniontown Moran La Harpe Iola and Piqua drew thousands to Bronson for a day of ceremonies Governor Davis J Frank Smith Kansas City George W Marble Fort Scott spoke. Music by three bands free shows a baseball game and a noon basket dinner highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Kans
Allen
Bourbon County
Fort Scott
Bronson
Uniontown
Davis
J. Frank Smith
Kansas City
George
W. Marble
Underwood Plans Fight at Democratic Convention
Supporters of Senator Oscar Underwood announce plans to press anti Ku Klux Klan action at the Democratic national convention in Washington on May 22. A minority report from the Democratic committee may be sought if anti-blank measures fail to pass. Also notes Pittsburgh rail strike ending and Singer sewing machine line prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R Earry
Oscar Underwood
Underwood
Randon
Alabama
Isj
Femn
Oklahoma Missouri game postponed in valley race
The text notes a postponement in the Oklahoma Missouri contest due to rain and outlines ongoing Valley standings. It highlights Washington University’s position, the Jayhawkers rivalry, and Missouri Kansas tensions. It mentions forthcoming games May 16 17 and the impact on the flag chase along with a bank exterior cleaning report and Rankin's Drug Store ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otsh Homa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Washington
Lawrence
Ames
Louis
Ing
Bng
Washington University
Jayhawkers
Chase
Aggies
Manhattan
Missouri University
Kansas Jayhawkers
Sooners
Tigers
Valley
Thay
Nvith -Ames
Jay
Law
Rence S
Rence. Re. E
Two Girls Drown After River Boat Capsizes Near Springfield
Mamie Baney aged 18 and Gladys Scherell aged 16, both of Springfield, drowned when their boat capsized in the river near Riverdale mills in Christian county on Sunday afternoon at about 3 o clock. Five other occupants swam to shore. Bodies recovered after a short search.
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Springfield
Mamie Baney
Gladys Scherell
Jin
Binley
River
Riverdale Mills
Christian
Deaths and Funerals in West Union Illinois
Word reached Mrs. G C Godfrey of the death of her nine year old niece Iva Ford at the home of her parents Me and Mrs Elmer Ford West Street union Illinois The child died of heart trouble Funeral services will be held Wednesday in West Union Illinois on West Street. Stock prices slid today on foreign and domestic political news and lower commodity values Many steels oils and motor shares fell to new lows for the year with about 750000 shares traded on Wall Street New York May 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Godfrey
Iva Ford
Elmer Ford
West
Etn ‘Street
Union, Il
N. Wall Street
New York
United States Steel
Baby Alma Tallett
Bal Pegsy
Orpheum Theatre
Bay Alma
Lawrence
Hollywood
California
Liberty Theatre
Kansas City
Baby Pegey
Jesa
Roof Fire at Tennessee Street Residence
A chimney fire started on the roof of the residence at 1236 Tennessee Street occupied by W H Kelly yesterday at noon. The fire burned a small shale in the roof before being extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Street
W. H.kelly
Smoot Warns of Grim Tax Bill Impact in Washington
Senator Smoot of the Senate finance committee painted a gloomy picture of the government's finances if the tax bill and several pending appropriations pass on Saturday. He told President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon that the situation was serious, signaling potential trouble ahead for fiscal policy. Real estate transfers listed include Flory and others with parcel details obscured in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Mellon
Smoot
Senata
Finance Committee
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Roland
Watteville
Will Cowall
Anes Ato
Hemerts
Txtu
Rois
Ames J
Clausen
Ahnson
Mpire
Wheeler
Kane
Pobran
Towne
Thia Iughes
Lirgeurn
Vusen
Totus
Bilge Pricey
Toubo' Ib
Botin
Ji Hodges
Ji Hodges, Ee Ih
Bishop
A 'Hewitt
Fhalpin
Hollingsworth
Tarpin
Inn’ H “Ames
Murdock and Morgan
Foote
Haskell
Baker
Kansas -Net
Evert
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Dixons
Mass
Citizens State Bank
Rankin's Drug Store
Mars
Green Bros
GEM Photo Shop
Ward
Orpheum
John Gilbert
Rem
Marion Nixon
Trilby Clarke
Pierre Gendron
Ben Hendricks, Jr
Baby Alma Talcott
Persey
Pauline Frederick
Lou Tellegan
Viola Dana
Milton Sills
Nat. Gross
Mer
Backdridge
Nat
Verba Cross
Marti Worth
Nat and
Verba
Aarts
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