May Festival on McCook Field
May Festival staged by the High School and Junior High to celebrate May Day on Wednesday at 2 00 PM on McCook Field. The program features the May Queen procession, crowning, and dances representing the seasons with Spirit of Spring and veiled pageantry among flowers and forest spirits. The event closes with the Queen’s inspection of bridges and a brief note on community activities.
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Department of Physical Training
McCook
Lady Summer
Jack Frost
Personal Miss Florence II Tait Leaves for Florida Visit
Miss Florence II Tait of the Fraternal Air Union leaves this morning for up to two weeks to visit relatives in Florida. Several local residents, including Miss Elsie Hermet, Flory, Bink Miller, Mildred Greene, and Grave Greene, are seen traveling to Kansas City or nearby towns. Prof Maxwell Ferguson of the University economics department heads to Kansas City for the day. Mrs. W. Ob. Newman accompanies Mrs. Worley to visit in Kansas City. The death of iater yesterday calls Mrs. C.K. Royston to northern Missouri. The city plans to have sky maps made by government aviators to aid in beautification efforts under City Planning Commission.
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Florence II. Tait
Fraternal Air Union
Florida
Elsie Hermet
W. ©. Flory
Kansas
Bink Miller
Kansas City
Mildred Greene
Miss Grave Greene
W. M. Clark
Nellie
Baldwin
Lawrence
L. Goatwin
Machine Gunners May Hike To Camp Near Fort Riley
A Kansas National Guard unit plans a six day foot hike from Lawrence to the Golden Belt road to the Fort Riley area for summer encampment. The plan, approved by the senior National Guard instructor, aims to improve efficiency and conditioning for the 4th Kansas Infantry machine gun company.
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4Th
Kansas Infantry
Fort Riley
National Guanl
Kansas
Ilstance
Riley
National Guard
Lawrence
Golden Belt
Military unit maneuvers separate gun company instruction
The order directs that the machine gun company receive distinct instructions separate from the rest of the regiment whether they are at the maneuver grounds or en route. The arrangement applies regardless of the organization’s presence at the site or the use of time for travel.
Finished Ride on Liner: Plovers Relieved by Crew
A seabird, a plover, rode out a Pacific voyage aboard the liner Na Maru during a long transit. The exhausted bird wandered the deck before resting on the rail and later settling calmly after being aided by a crew member and regaining strength.
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Victory Huy
Pacific
Fie
Iord
Passenuer
Nn Stremeth
Ine
A Hind
Special convention to choose a pastor for Bishop I. Kinman
A special convention of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Delaware has been summoned to meet today to choose a pastor for Bishop I. Kinman. The event aims to organize leadership and support for the diocesan duties.
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Protestant Episcopal d Scy
Delaware
T. Kinsman
Teamiater of Commerce Tours Caution Notes
A fragment from a university event mentions women urged to avoid concern about male behavior during tours amid safety assurances. It references a pilot, speed of travel, and a procession with gears while noting a student volunteer talk on Siamese language and related issues.
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Teaiameter of
Cole Acre
Hugh Tayter
Meers Hall
Ameer EU
Identification of Douvas, restaurant owner, linked to robbery case
In a vague report an owner named Douvas and others face charges after an identification procedure. Authorities list the suspects as involved in a fire robbery and the case moves through the county officers with statements from several officials.
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Ko Douvas
Owls
Otto Hengtein
I. Es Monrer
Monte von Tithe
Tyre
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McCook Feld
Hla. Rice
Paul Fox
RR. Reel
J. Goff
Ducker
C. W. Boltz
W. A. King
GQ. Ruble
J. QO. Williams
Unitarian Alliance
Lawrence Peopl
Topeka
Missouri Valley R Ctate
The
Unitarian Church
Mark Mohler
W. E. Bosversock
Business Women's Club
Business Women’s Club
Chamber of Commence
Country Club
Trinity Guild
Charles Dunlap
Kentucky
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. D. Weaver
Indiana
E.js. Peckham
Jes Misippi
Tifth
Ralph Burkett
Andy
Lady’ A Bride
A Mary
Lizabeth Evans
New York
Mary Elizabeth Evans
Mary Elizabeth
Fifth Avenue
Henry D. Sharpe
Providence
R. 1
Cincinnati
City Plining Commission
Galvin
Waushington
Ieus
Hester & Roberts
Senor National Guard
Haver
Chamber of Commerce Tours
Watlenstein
Icher's
Rigne
Gudliffion
Otto Fischer
AL Marks & Son
Haime
Wolf's Book Store
Ocedent
Apteali Tssh
Abe
Bae
Tae
Hurgro
le Eaxe
Mahupguny
Reba
Uae
Adeaipeh Popias
Navy
Cope
Tan
Reseda
Creey
Glick
Brown
Wankan Yard
Cape
Oineh Navy Amd Dias Brown Cricalette
AG AS
Ao Ineh
Finch Crype de Chine
Bowersock Theater
Acon
WalFie
Ocean
Saaeeince
Absolute
Carin de Chuice
Seabs Ees
Bowersock
Marguerite Clark
Paramount Magazine
Theda Bara
Bryent Washburn
Marian Davies
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