Langworthy to Speak at Kansas City Alumni Meeting
Herman Langworthy of Kansas City has been selected by the alumni executive committee as the annual K A alumni speaker for the meeting Monday morning June 4 in Eraser chapel. He graduated from the University in 1902 and earned a master’s degree in 1908, later earning a law degree from Columbia University. He now practices with Lang Worthy Spencer Terrel law firm and chairs the city charter revamp committee. His address will focus on alumni duties to the University and related obligations.
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Herman “Langworthy
Kansas City
K. A
Eraser Chapel
Mx. Langworthy
Alumbia University
New “York
Pres
Ent
Lang Worthy, Spencer, Terrel Law
Ard
Kansas _ City
The
University
University of Kansas Graduation Ties Punjab Names to Record
Four students from Punjab India graduate from the University of Kansas alongside a large class. The report lists names Aya Singh Dhaliwal Anup Singh Dhiljan Charan Singh Sandhu and Randhir Singh Sandu. It notes Punjab's four graduates rank high among Kansas towns for student counts and compares other cities in Kansas and nearby states. The article tallies counties and foreign and domestic representation in the 105 Kansas counties and 17 other states.
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Punjab
India
Lawrence
Kansas
University of Kansas
University
Aya Singh Dhaliwal
Anup Singh Dhiljan
Charan
Singh' Sandhu
Randhir
Singh Sandu
Singh
KK U
Fort Scott
Arkansas City
Pittsburg
Topeka
Kansas City
Canada
Sinclair Lewis Marries Dorothy Thompson in London
American novelist Sinclair Lewis and Dorothy Thompson, U S newspaper correspondent, wed at the registrars office on Henrietta Street London Grace Herger Lewis previously married to Lewis in 1914, divorced in Reno. Thompson, long Europe's correspondent for American papers, began romance with Lewis amid Vienna and Berlin reporting duties.
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London
May
Sinclair Lewis
Dorothy Thompson
Henrietta Street
Grace Herger Lewis
Reno
Timer Gantry
Miss Thompson
Thompson
Tonawanda
Miss. Thompson
Vienna
Joseph Bard
Europe
Pee
New York Evening. Post
Lewis
Berlin
Gover
Reunion Alumni Select Mrs L H Houston as Chairwoman
Mrs L H Houston was chosen as chairman for the alumni reunion of the classes of 1904, 705, 106 and 07 to be held Sunday afternoon June 3. Committees for program, dinner, publicity, and registration have been named and will begin preliminary work immediately. The Vinland Club plans a meeting next.
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L. H. Houston
Haveeen
F. E. Melvin
Henry Asher
Lalia Walling
Amida * Stanton
Gracia Blair
Emmett
Lula. Gardner
N.P. Sherwood
Roy Moore
Nels Benson
Bonnie Belle Houston
H. Parker
Clyde Hosford
Joint recital tonight Ella Rose Lloyd and Eldon Ardrey
Ella Rose Lloyd pianist and Eldon Ardrey violinist present a joint senior recital tonight at 8 in the University Auditorium. The program features piano and violin works with orchestra parts by Prof. Carl Ac Preyer and Lee B. Fat. Traffic charge cited for W Tyler to appear Wednesday morning.
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Ella Rose- ‘Lloyd
Eldon ‘Ardrey
Ella Rose Lloyd
El‘Ardrey
Prof
Carl
Preyer
Lee
British draft arbitration treaty time asked by London
London May 14 Sir Austen Chamberlain foreign secretary told the house of commons the draft arbitration treaty to replace the 1908 Anglo American agreement did not meet the British government’s requirements in all respects. He said further time would be needed for a decision due to questions involved and dominion consultations. The death notices report Otis Raymond Gulley of Kansas City Mo aged 19 died of spinal meningitis at General hospital. Funeral at Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by parents sister Evelyn and four brothers. Also noted is Rev. George Darsie, former Mt. Sterling Christian church pastor, died at his Mt Sterling Ky home May 4 after illness. he had served six years in Mt. Sterling and pastored in Wilkensburg and Lawrence. Funeral in Mt. Sterling May 5, body later taken to Bethesda Ohio.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
House “of Commons
United States
Otis
Raymond Gulley
Ora Gulley
North Highth Street
General Hospital
Kansas
City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Braden
Evelyn‘Guiley
George
Darsie
George Darsiey
Christian Church
Lawrence
Mt. Sterling
North Middletown
Mt. Sterling. -Christian
Wilkensburg
James Akright A Visitor Accompanies Coast Entry to Oratorical Contest
James G. Akright formerly of Lawrence, now in charge of vocational guidance and athletics at a high school, visited the city Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graber. Last week he met Wilbur Johnson, Washington’s entry in the national oratorical contest. Jimmy, known to many, was active in boys’ work and physical education in Lawrence for years before resigning as junior high PE director to take the Washington post.
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Lawrence
Ralph _ Graber
Akright
Wilbur Johnson
Washington
Spanneles
Jimmy
Washington Post
Doctor Hawk Ends Two-Week City Visit
Dr. FF JM Hawk and Miss Margaret Harnes of Cleveland Ohio concluded a two week visit with Dr. Hawk’s parents Mr and Mrs H M Hawk. Hawk earned an AB from the University of Kansas in 1923 and an MD from Western Reserve University in 1926. He interned at Charity Hospital and then went to Mt Sinai Hospital where he enters his second year as chief resident and later joins the administrative board after July 1.
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Margaret Harnes
J. M. Hawk
Cleveland
Ohio
Lawrence Drama League to reorganize and elect officers
The Lawrence Drama League will meet at 7:30 PM tonight at the Unitarian Church on Twelfth and Vermont streets to elect officers and reorganize. Members are urged to attend so business can be finished and play production can begin next fall.
Searcy talk on citizenship at Unitarian forum final meeting
Mrs Anna M Searcy of Leavenworth spoke on Building for Citizenship at the Unitarian church forum final meeting yesterday morning The session noted her host role at the Citizens Military Training camp at Fort Leavenworth The forum will resume when school opens in September Funeral services for Alfred Harwil of University of Kansas were held after a fatal plane crash Hines was jailed for drunkenness last night A court case against Ro Tested was continued this morning
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Unitarian_church
An Searcy
Leavenworth
Experien
Eee
Trai
Fort Leavenworth
Harwi
Hines
Martin
Preliminary hearing for Gerald Bowers on liquor charge
Gerald Bowers colored of Lawrence faced a preliminary hearing Saturday afternoon before Justice Stevens for persistent violation of the prohibitory law. Bond set at 500 dollars. he was committed to county jail in default. He was arrested last week in the 800 block on New Jersey with a gallon of alleged liquor. Bowers previously pled guilty July 7, 1926, to possessing liquor, fined 200 dollars and sentenced to four months in jail, parole yoked automatically October 2, 1926.
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Bowers
Stevens
New Jersey
Poe Bowers
Wasp
Link Prince Carol and Russian Soviet In Paris Report
L Echo de Paris claims former Crown Prince Carol of Romania may be in Moscow’s toils. It says Moscow is in constant contact with Carol during his Paris stay and that Soviet ties with his intimates persist. The interior minister is aware of a Romanian communist linked to Carol’s circle and in danger of frontier expulsion, making Carol’s return to France undesirable.
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Paris
L'Echo:de
Carol of
Rumania
Moscow
Carol
Paancé
France
Two Men Arrested Near Leavenworth Over Liquor Charges
Willie Wernsen and Ernest Robinson alias Dusty Rhodes, from Lawrence, were arrested Friday near Leavenworth and jailed on possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor charges. Wernsen is also charged with assault with intent to kill after a confrontation in a Dodge car carrying a five gallon jug of liquor and a gallon of wine. An officer fired at Wernsen during the stop, before other deputies took them to Leavenworth where charges were filed. identities were released Saturday.
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Willie Wernsen
Ernest Robnson
Dusty Rhodes
Lawsrence
Leavenworth
R. R. Rutherford
Letgenworth
Wernsen
Boleshim
Vernsen
Robinson
Banks to cooperate with interest rate order in Kansas
About 240 national banks in Kansas were asked to cooperate with an order lowering the rate on savings and time deposits to three percent. Roy L. Bone, state loan commissioner, said only one bank signified opposition. A few banks preferred assurances that state banks would comply when the order takes effect July 1.
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Topeka
Kansas
Roy
Bone
Tammany
Last Birthday Party in Historic Hall Tonight
New York May 14 AP Tam many marks its 139th anniversary with the last birthday party at historic Tammany Hall on 14th Street. The event will feature Protestant Catholic and Jewish addresses. Next year the society hopes to relocate to a new home on 17th Street.
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New York
Tammany
14Th ‘Street
17Thi Street
Grain Dealers Gather for Kansas Convention in Dodge City
Dodge City May 14 Delegates to the Kansas Grain Dealers Association two day convention begin tomorrow. A debate on the McNary Haugen Farm Bill was postponed until Wednesday to allow farmers from Southwest Kansas to attend. Poor road conditions from four days of rain were blamed for potential absences.
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Dodge City
Kas
A.P
Kansas
Grain Dealers, ’Association
Morrow
McNary-Haugen
South
West
Traffic fines and speeding arrest reported this morning
A garbled report notes a speeding charge in the city street area. George Reeve and Daugherty are mentioned in connection with the arrest, with a reference to a ninety day period.
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Gurran
Setts Street
George “Reevee
Daugherty
Tuesday Program and Plane Crash News
A Tuesday program schedule fragment lists local acts such as Ella Rose and The Armand girls. AP reports two U S army planes en route to assist Bremen in Labrador crashed near Maitland Nova Scotia with one plane remaining stuck at Black Rock. the other briefly continued flight as tides delayed recovery efforts.
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N- 8
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Middleton
Tatamagouche
Northumberland Strait
Pictou
Maitland
N.S
United States Army
Bremen
Labrador
Cathe
Shubenacadie
Jena Batt
Black Rock
Fliers Depart Milwaukee for St Louis Hop-off Delayed by Cable Message
Milwaukee May 14 AP The German-Trish crew of Bre men left Milwaukee for St Louis at 1 02 p m central standard time today The hop-off was uneventful until they received an official German government cable urging them to return home immediately They were told Germany wants to honor them and were advised not to extend their visit
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Milwaukee
Bremen
St. Louis
Central
Germany
Local Church Society Meets In Lawrence For Joint Program
Doris Davis recovering from mumps hosts the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meeting with president Mrs Arthur Ott presiding. Attendees at the Chamber of Commerce building in Lawrence discussed freight-rate adjustments for potatoes and the Captain’s Creek society planned a joint program.
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Doris ‘Davis
Creek
Nydia
Hughes
Chamber: of Commerce
Lawrence
Fragmented OCR Letter Describes Church Struggle and Missed Direction
A garbled passage reflects on a struggle between church officials and prophecy centered on the bishop figure. It notes a character who, after decades, realizes he is merely a functionary and too late to fulfill his life’s central aim, likened to Darwin’s lost sense of music and poetry.
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Darwin
Poe
Local society notes mix with university ties and trips
Miss Dorothy Luxton and Miss Winsor will enter with Abercrombie of Newark for events later this month. Miss Tucker earned an A B from the University of Kansas and teaches in Liansin. Abner Crombie earned a master’s in 1926 and works as a research entomologist for California Spray in New York. The Young People’s Society of the Unitarian church held a picnic at Cameron’s Bluff, its last event of the year. Mrs May Leonard Woodruff, secretary of the National Woman’s Home Missionary Society, will visit Wednesday to speak at 3 o’clock on Missionary work in America at the home of Mrs Edward Hislop, 1527 Massachusetts. The American Legion Auxiliary meets to sew tomorrow at 315 Mississippi. Trinity parish picnic at Brown’s Grove is Saturday with 2:30 start and 6 o’clock supper. Grace Winsor hosts dinner for several University friends planning to graduate in Kansas places. The Munday team whist club met at Mrs W A Pendleton’s. The Hast Lawrence Bible Class meets to study the Gospel of John. Mrs John W Robertson of Tuckahoe, N Y, visits Lawrence. Bienvenue and Bide-a-Wee clubs share a luncheon at Colonial tea room with bridge. Weekend guests include Frances Campbell and others from Wichita, Humboldt, Excelsior Springs, and Kingston. Saturday Night club hosted a dinner at W C Simons’ home with guests including R G Rankin and W Thomas. Mr Simons gave a talk on Mexico for the Missouri Editorial Association.
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Luxton
Winsor
Abercrombie
Newark
Tucker
University of Kasag
Liansin
California
Spray. Company
Atlantic’ Coast-Territory
New- York
Leonard Woodruff
National Woman’s "Home
Missionary Society of
Methodist Church
Kansas City
Home
Rome
Edward ‘Hislop
Massachusetts
Saturday Night Club
Chicago Grand Jury Ordered To Probe April Primary Irregularities
Judge William V. Brothers granted the Chicago Bar Association’s petition for a special grand jury to investigate irregularities and disorders tied to the April primary. He plans to ask Attorney General Carlstrom to act as special state’s attorney and to impanel the jury on June 45, with Robert E. Crowe opposing and having the petition transferred to his court.
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Wiliam V. Brothers
Criminal ‘Court Today
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Carlstrom
Robert E." Crowe
Judge Brothers
Local Notices and Social Gatherings in Williamstown Area
Mrs Boone Waite and other local residents attended an Eastern Star meeting in Topeka on Wednesday. A Sunday school visitor Rev. Stanley attended. The county baby clinic was held at Williamstown Baptist Church. Harry Dick, recovering from an injury at Christ’s Hospital Topeka, is at his sister’s home. Levi Schenck and family from Topeka visited. Mrs Katheryn Robinson joined Mrs John Robinson of Oskaloosa to Kansas City. Lorena Dick visited relatives. Eighth grade exam results: all but one passed. Farm Bureau sewing unit demo in Valley Falls. Manor Clues pianist and singer to appear May 24-25 on KENF Shenandoah IA. Magdalene Humphries returned from Kansas City. Mrs Leslia Leger and daughter from Oskaloosa were Mutual Benefit club guests. M B club meeting May 10 featured a memories book for Isabelle Laster and a Mother’s Day program led by Rev R O Gilpin.
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A. B.campbell
Eastern’ Star
Topeka
Stanley
Williamstown
Baptist Church
Harry. Dick
Christs Hospital
Tope- Aka
Justus. McCoy
John. Robinson
Oskaloge
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Lorena’ Dick
Notia
le. Tyrrell
Daisy Preamure
Farm
Bureau
Valley Falls
Manor Clues
KENF
Shenandoah
Miss Magdalene Humphries
Pergy-rurak High School
Gilpin
Petry
Il Justi
Miss Hilda Bower Visits Wichita Friends
Personal notes from a Wichita area column show Miss Hilda B Bower visiting Mr and Mrs L R Perry on Rhode Island Street over the weekend. She plans to return to Wichita Wednesday, as Mildred L Gilmore, an English instructor, has resumed teaching after five weeks out due to injuries from a car accident. Numerous families share Mother’s Day visits and travel plans, including Mr and Mrs N T Veatch with their children, the Kampschroeders departing for St Louis by auto, and George Match potived from Springfield to visit his parents W F March until Wednesday before heading to Evansville Ind for engineering work with Shofner Contracting. Mrs Vena Apple leaves for Kansas City to see daughter Mrs Walter Fields, then plans to travel to Ohio with her son.
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Wichita
Cand
L. R. Perry
Rhode
Bower Walls
Mildred L- Gilmore
Cortrand
David
B. Robinson
N. T. Veatch
Kampschroeder
St. Louis
George
Springfield
F. March
Evansville
Ind
Shofner
Vena
Kansas
Walter
Vacation schooling to ease crowded city programs
The Federal Bureau of Education explored solutions for vacation schooling at ace chaont school and elementary. Reported attendance for last year reached about 500,000 with 405,156 in 1926. Pupils mostly seek to advance in work or avoid loss of standing, while others favor summer classes over idle time. The first summer school began at Boston’s old First Church in 1866, with New York following in 1894 and many cities adopting them since.
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Baltimore
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Buffalo
Dianapolis
Eggs Learn Proper Egg Cooking From Government Advice
The Agriculture Department urges soft or hard cooking for eggs rather than boiling. Use a double boiler with water in the bottom and eggs in the top, then remove after six to eight minutes for soft or thirty minutes for hard. The aim is to avoid overcooked whites and leathery yolks and to dispel the idea that eggs must be boiled. Police raid on Frank Muzzy’s residence seized five pints of alleged intoxicating liquor. Muzzy not at home.
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Washington
United Press
Agriculture Department
Sam
Samy
Agricultural Department
Frank Muzzy
North Seventh
Muzzy
Sermon on motherhood and work in daily life
Fragmentary text discusses motherhood, spiritual work, and the image of Christ. Mentions individuals Jesse Haney and wife of Lenape selling or transferring lots in North Lawrence and Douglas County. Includes names Thomas Jefferson James and Richard T. Marhai with scattered references to land tracts and a Kansas City connection.
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Jesse Haney
Lenape
Andrew J. Martin
Lawirence
North Lawrence
Richard T
Mar Hai
Douglas County
Thomas
J ‘Derson
Douglas
James A
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