Local clubs plan May events amid social notices
A busy slate of gatherings fills Fort Leavenworth social pages with plans for a May luncheon at J. M. Gievengier’s country home, a card party benefiting the American Legion orphans’ home, and several club meetings. Attendees include Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Miss Crim of Beauie Springs, Mrs. Ella Gragg Great Lake, plus officers of the K. A. Dames and Woman’s Club.
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At- Forest Lake
Sarah
Spencer
Edith
Nell
al E Olmstead
Lake
Miss Crim
Beauie Springs
G. E
Lindley
Otto
A. Ellis
Elvid
Hunt
Woman’s Club
Fort Leavenworth
Legion
Independencs
Forrest C. Allen
Elva
Plank
Wiss Kahle
Robert Wilson
J. F. Grit
Huber
Ody
J. L
Dixon
Erry
Masters Club
Miss x
Amercan Legion -Auxiliary
Mothers Day events and society notices from Philadelphia and Kansas
Founder Mrs Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia visited Boston for Mothers Day events as an official guest. In other scenes, the annual joint banquet by Phi Lambda Theta and Phi Delta Kappa held at the Congregational parish house hosted about forty guests with Dorothy Gayford as toastmaster and remarks by several speakers. Mrs Harry Dauberman hosted a card afternoon for the U and I club with high score by Mrs E Tripp. a bridge luncheon at Mrs Docking’s home for forty guests featured pink and lavender decor with prizes to Mrs Sparr and Mrs Moore.
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C./E.Thayer
Iven
J.-M
Gievengier
Anna’ Jarvis
Philadelphia
Davy
Boston
Pplamba Theta
Phi ‘Delta Kappa
Dorothy Gayford
Mary ‘Jenkinson
Theodore _ Christoff
Charles Robinson
Fred ‘Lynn
Harry Dauberman
U.‘and I. Club
E. Tripp
B. Wiley
Newell Lyons
Robert Price
Harry Shephard
William Docking
Bridge
Massachusetts Street
Miss Alice Docking
Personal notes of travels and attendances
A string of items records Edward B. Martin traveling to Cincinnati on business, Miss Elizabeth Mead’s graduation recital in Fort Scott with her mother in attendance, Karl Klooz's Madison trip for a university officers meeting, Mrs. John Cone traveling to Yates Center for her father's illness, Mrs. S. C. Collier in Kansas City, T. D. Prentice and Grant Herrod visiting Kansas City for business, Rev. S. B. Braden delivering commencement addresses in Reading and other towns, H. H. Smithmeyers and C. H. Johnson on various local business trips, Bertha Hammond visiting W. H. Quakenbush, Mrs. Gerald Reneler passing through Lawrence to Peru, Elsie and Elizabeth Davis visiting Professors, J. A. Keeler traveling to Kansas City, W. E. F. Huddleston and J. Nason on business in Kansas City, and academic plans for A. M. Sta and Scandinavian studies abroad.
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Edward B. Martin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joe Mead
Fort Scott
Elizabeth Mead
Karl Klooz
Madison
Wis
Association’ of Business Officers of Universities and Galleges
Middle West
John Cone
Yates Center
William FP. Hensley
C. Collier
Kansas City
T.D. Prentice
Kansas
C. H. Johnson
W. T. Johnson
Colony
Hi. G. Ingham
Bertha Hammond
Burlington
W.h.quakenbush
JR. F. "Smith
Topeka
Gerald . Reneler
California
Lawrence
Peru
Elsie and
Elizabeth Davis
Raneas
Prings
J. A. Keeler Bertat
W. Davis
WE. F. Huddleston
J. Ni
A. M-Sta
University Department
Norway
Denmark
Sun Yat Sen’s Death May Shape Communist Party
Peking May 15 report states Dr Sun Yat Sen left a political will believed to influence his constitutional party. Potential successors named include C. C. Ason, son of W. Ting-Fang, former Washington minister, or Tang Shao Yi, who resided in Shanghai and recently opposed Sun’s policies.
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Peking
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Canton
Sun
W. Ting-Fang
Washington
Tang- Shao-Yi
Shanghai
Explains Moscow Note by Workers Party Leader
Chicago May statement by Charles Ruthenberg executive secretary of the Workers Party of America says a circular from the Communist International in Moscow expressing interest in a Farmer Labor convention at St Paul June 17 was not for Farmer Labor unity but for Workers Party branches. He notes the message was only sent to workers party branches and recalls a prior Moscow message urging farmers and workers organization.
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Chicago
Charles 7 Ruthenberg
Workers -Party of America
Communist : i International
Moscow
Farmer-Labor Party
International Conference Opens at Rome Today
The emigration conference in Rome opens with 58 countries in attendance at the capitol auditorium. Giuseppe De Micheli, Italian commissioner of emigration, calls session to order as ideas on handling the floating population are to be elaborated. In Washington, the House committee says Chicago grand jury claims against Representative Zihlman are not established.
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Rome
Associated Press
the International
Capitol
Giuseppe“ de Micheli
Washington
House Committee
Chicago
Zihlman
Maryland
Local unions demand action amid Kansas regulations
Fragmentary OCR notes reference fifty local unions pressing for action amid regulatory concerns. Mentions Howat and reorganization ideas within Kansas. Clues indicate labor groups seeking clarity from authorities and possible policy adjustments.
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Tion
Ion Eet
Kansas
Ners
Mail Theft at Winfié Winfield Kan May 15
Police seek clues to burglars who broke into the Santa Paula station last night and carried away mail. Officers report the theft occurred in Winfield Kansas on May 15 and are evaluating surveillance and witness tips as the investigation continues.
McNary-Haugen Farm Relief Bill Heads to House Tuesday
The McNary-Haugen farm relief bill will be taken up by the House next week, probably Tuesday, under a legislative schedule worked out by the Ways and Means Committee, with Washington at the center of discussions and relief measures planned for farmers.
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Washington
McNary-Haugen
House
Alleged assault and murder linked to Munier case
Fragmentary notes indicate a reported connection between Munier ochran and an alleged assault and murder of Ina Thomp in a local inquiry. The readable text suggests police or legal proceedings, with focus on the alleged act and involved parties, though details are incomplete.
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Munierochran
Ina Thomp
Salina Child Reported Missing in Silent Saturday Search
A vague OCR fragment notes a nine year old son in Salina associated with a Saturday incident. The readable text lacks clear facts, names, or locations beyond Salina and a missing child reference. Further details are not present in the fragment.
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American Legion
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