All Indian Troop at Haskell Institute a crack unit
Two years after its founding Captain Paul A Cannady organized an all Indian cavalry troop at Haskell Institute. Mustered May 1 1921 the unit won banner troop honors at Fort Riley and state level through multiple encampments. The roster lists members from twenty nine tribes and twenty states with Drill parades before governors and at the American Building in Kansas City. The unit, a show organization at encampments, emphasizes pride and unity among Indian peoples with Chief Sitting Bull and other leaders noted in spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Cannady
Haskell Institute
Ft. Riley
United States
Camnac
France
Berlin
Union
Dave
Pauley Ins
Americcan
Kansas City
Dierecto
Sitting Boll
Treon
Pant Tanding
Samuel
Charles E. Grounds
Charles DD. Wright
Paul Tretlow
Marl Robinsaiy
Cheamn
Squas
C ‘Aval
F KE Shone
Phillip Arkansas
Tusalking
Aux
Ralph’ Ton
Omaha
Balvard
Edwin Bayhytie
Pawnee
Andreas Juen
Pima
Aloysius Adame
Sir Ceres
Henry
Roy Jone Foniah Iarpingtons
Ramero
Ington
Hensen
Frank Wwliam Buz Noah’ Lindsey
Tabs
Tima
J Wolfinbarger
Seneca
Albert Cohe
Rife Tmainen
Nelson Hendriek Cherakes
Leroy Wahnetsh
Corah
Arthur Tur- Piute
Deshway Shirley
Na- Aloysius
Clinton
Whitaker
Phillip
Yellowrobe
Nilior My Kee
Robert ‘Lans
Chippewa
Lawrence Richnd
Bmenon
John Rob
Leno
Cuelle Shawnee
Franklin Howard
Ateareo
Eugene Chinareche
Cher- Harvey Daniel
Cherrokee
Raymond West
Cheyenne
Frederick Kidde
Benjani Harrie
Joshy
Oneida
George Wright
Death notices for John E Well and John F Fom
John E Well died at 8 20 PM at 825 Connecticut street after a several month illness caused by bladder cancer. He was a longtime Journal World employee and beloved workman, survived by his wife Sina Linda. John F Fom will be buried with services at Oak Hill Cemetery after funeral at the Methodist church. The Journal World plans earlier printing so staff may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Well
John F
Fom
Journal-World
World
Hinder
Connecticut Street
Janary
Alexa
Uistehiyeh
Sina
Connecticut
F. Watts
First Bantist
Rumsey
Oak Hill
Odd Fellows Celebrate with 600 at Baltimore Hall
About 600 persons gathered at the F A U hall last night for the Odd Fellows celebration in Baltimore. John Wildey and local representatives spoke on lodge history and duty. The event featured ritual of the four degrees, music by a small orchestra, and light refreshments after 10 pm. A Kansas City lodge group is expected next Tuesday to assist with the second degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wildey
Baltimore
J W. HL. Morgam
Gram
Wi Lodge
Kansas City
Nans
Leonard W
Prediction of Mammoth Pigeon Return Roams Plains Missouri
A muddled item notes a belief that vast flocks of pigeons will return to America after near extinction. It mentions trains to St Louis, hunters gathering birds, and a drive in a Ford, with scattered details about an accident and a Fort Scott money custodian, plus a general remark on English domestic service decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
America
St. Louis
Fort Scott
Char_ Gates
United
Strlington
Edward C
England
Campus Dey ne First Annual Cam x at the state teachers
Revival tale and quirky pageant mark Campus Day with a dandelion queen crowning and a horseshoes game. An estate listing mentions Star and Wil tru heirs. Reese's Diag advertises chocolate in bulk as summer fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campus Deyne
State Teachers Cal
Campus
John T King dies after illness and indictments
John T King dies after a four day pneumonia illness. A former Republican national committeeman and Roosevelt ally, King faced New York indictments linked to the Harding era figures, amid a broader oil leasing investigation. He moved to Bridgeport in 1905 and was active in national politics including roles with Leonard Wood and Warren G Harding. The report notes his death and lingering legal peril.
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Bridgeport
Conn
May Wa—Ts. P
John T. King
King
New York
Har I. Daugherty
Thomas _W. Miller
Harding
Jhhe
Amsrngcan Metals Company, Ltd
Tody
5 Corporation
Ning
Brooklyn
Mr. King
Pawi BR
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Reput
S Am Cooper Tractor
Chen King
Warren G. Harding
Sam Johnson
Kansas Oklahoma baseball and Missouri track meets this week
This Week's Events include Saturday baseball Kansas versus Oklahoma and track Kansas against Missouri at Columbia Missouri. Lincoln P T A held its last regular meeting at the school with officers re-elected and an executive session set for May 18. The group reported on the state P T A meeting in Kansas City Kansas and outlined next year's dates April 29 and 30. The Lincoln P T A voted to help fund the school nurse in June. The program featured student performances and a 160 per cent room provided light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iul
Douglas County
York
Lincoln Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ohigers
Lulu ‘Irving
Ella Letcher
Verna. Taylor
Bessie Hill
Kansas City
Salo
Sweet Afton
Arthur Johnson
Qride’s Nest
Aileen
Anderson. i
Kawe Valley and Farmland students in county diploma exams
From Eudora last Saturday a group of Kawe Valley district students, Garnet Hughes, Dorothy Cox, Maxwell McClure, Harold White, Cecil Mitchell, and Eva Steele, took the county diploma examination in seventh grade subjects. Results await in about two to three weeks as the community wishes them success. The item also notes a local social scene with classmates and neighbors visiting, their school activities, and travels to Lawrence and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawe Valley
Eudora
Orpheum
Lawrence
Kaw Valley Social News From Kaw Valley District
Arthur Campbell of Williow Springs visits the William Ott home. Margaret Ogden spent the weekend with relatives in Lawrence. El Zink visited Lawrence with Mrs Boynton Maness. Otto Altenbernd and baby Elvin Conrad visited his sister in Worden. Harry Mechabria and William Altenbernd joined friends at the Zimmerman home in Euodora. The Ogden family hosted dinner with the Melvilles. Simon Rothberger survived severe burns from a gasoline leak incident. Elizabeth McFarland suffered a hip fracture after a stair accident and is in McConnell Hospital. Garnet Hughes and Dorothy Cox stayed with Henrietta Schubert in Eudora. Roy Perkins fell ill. he and kin received care and healing hopes. Gurwell sisters visiting Paul Gurwell in Humboldt. Bertha Knop returned to Lawrence after visiting John Strong. F. G. Hughes dinner guests included S. C. Gilmore, Mary Allen, Anna Gilmore, and the Hughes and Schubert families. Kaw Valley Parent-Teachers Association met at the Kaw Valley schoolhouse with Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Shearer sharing talks from Topeka convention. William Ott, Willam Dudley Jr, and families visited Baldwin relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Campbell
Williow
Springs
William Ott
Margaret Ogden
Lawrence
EL Zink
Jey
Boynton Maness
Otto Altenbernd
Elvin Conrad
Carl Schwartz
Worden
Harry MecUabria
William Altenbernd
William, Zimmerman
Eudora
Kh. C. Ogden
Margaret Roberta
BE. IW. Melville
Simon
George Rothberger
Find
Edwin Ott
Helen Jean
Ray Ogden
Jed Zillner
Finders
Elizabeth B McFarland
McConnell Hospital
Plaster of Paris
Garnet Hughes
Dorothy Cox
Henrietta Schubert
Roy Perkins
Williansett
Richmond
Sallie Perkins
Greensbory
Hackett
Miss Perking
Perkins
At .Lawrence
John’ Strong
F. G. Hughes
S.C. Gilmore
Mary Allen
Anna Gilmore
Lawrent Hughes
Henrietta, Schubert
Parent-Teachers' _Association of
Kaw Valley District
Kaw Valley
Taylor
Shearer
Topeka
Willam Dudley
Clarence’ Campbell
Baldwin
Mothers Reception At Telphone Office In Rainy Saturday
A rural social gathering hosted by Mrs. Paul Hunsing featured nine members with guests including Mrs. James Houk and Mrs. TF Ve Lew. Mrs. Gu won first prize and Mr Hook took the consolation prize in a May 12 event at Rankin's Drug Store with notices around Rankin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahirday Beinir
Paul
Mryland
Guy
TF. Ve Lew
Mr Hook
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Udora
Brui
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Studen
Alassachusetts Street
Rent-A-Ford Company
Ees
Wiltru
Neas
Reese’s
Mass
Junior. High
PT. A
Joliet, Til
Wil County
Stateville’ Penitentiary
Maya
Pa Klein
Pittsbore
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Cherokee
Pittsburg
Ewton
Kan
Grace
Ea Swo
Kentuck Street
Kansas
Okahoma
Missouri
Columbia
Lincoln P
T. A
Dewett Blocher
John Montfoort
John Sullivan
John Gibler
Sarah
John L. Gibler
Lone. Star
John
Bill Gibler
Ernest Thurber
Joe Schirmer
Bob
Emory and Lavern Ready
Earl Simmons
Weaver Alexander
Aj Clow
Harry Fultz
Richland
Oral Hatcher
E. Cy" Wilson Sis
Georgetta Sullivan
Carla Thurber
Go Wilson
Brudsmiller
Olinda
Wesley Brute
Gus Brine
A. Heck
Charlie
Husted
Lee Fultz
Charles
Charlie Eugene
Brind
F.C. Heck
Will Gantz
Margaret Andatherine Firotie
Hilda
Genevieve
Herbert Shultz
Guy Shultz
F. A. Donds
Chester Spray
Charles Husted
Fred ‘Heck
Charlie Hunsinger
Midland
Y Weibel
Tongand
Emma Alien
Weibel
Robert. ‘Weibel
Russell Shaw
Elmer Oakdahl
Robert Weibel
Bruckmiller
F Toms
Howard - Erwin
Kate Toms
Charlie Hunsing
Trinity Lu‘theran
Independence
Elmer Ousdahli -Lee
Blay
Ws. Adams
Hicks
Charles Spray
M. Phillips
Kansasity
C. W. Phillips
Wilcox
Otis. Morris
J. W. Fouk
E. Schowengerdt
Guy Bhuytz
California
Nome
Kotéx
Nupak
Rankin's
Abucannis
University
Harl H. Bronson
Massachusetts St
Mass St
L. O. Wells
Prop
Hudson-Essex
Hudson Golf Motor Co
N. H. St
Louisiana
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