Expert Witnesses and Politics in Kansas Medical Society Debate
A Kansas Medical Society meeting is criticized for political maneuvering within a resolution against the University athletics director. The piece argues expert testimony should reflect the court, not party, and notes the New Jersey primary as largely sham with Hogver and Smith listed on tickets. It ends reflecting on public faith and the positive forces seen at a Methodist meeting in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Medical Society
Jess
New Jersey
Hogver
Smith
Political chatter and census notes in Reno and Indiana
Reno reports rising marriage and divorce rates while the connected dynamics suggest broader trends in family data. Senator Watson signals Westward presidential leanings, hinting at Indiana delegates backing Lowden or Curtis to balance Hoover's Pennsylvania clout. Charlie Sessions comments on Jacob’s coat as a reader-interest test in a religious daily column.
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Watson
Senate
Indiana
Lowden
Curtis
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Charlie Sessions
Topeka
Jacob
Burial of Knight Templar in Old Home Town
The first Knight Templar burial in the city was held yesterday for Mr. Hli as Wilmoth who lived a mile south of town. Public sentiment favors O T Prentice for Materialship. the author notes no personal stake. Ladies are asked to aid Decoration Day events in Lawrence including an open air dinner and soldiers reunion. First sale of postal cards in New York reports 275,000 arrived, 200,000 sold in three hours.
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Hlias Wilmoth
T. K. Prentice
Lawrence
Kansas
Casimittes
New York
Twenty Five Years Ago in Local Business and Society
Twenty five years ago R C Manbey closed a deal with A L Selig for the fire insurance business. Lawrence dentists attend a medical meeting in Emporia including Dr Sterly, Dr and Mrs Bumgardner, Dr Hults, Dr O’Bry Nes, John Haglund, Mrs Sigerlin, Miss Amanda Olsen, Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson and daughter, and Mrs Eliott sail May 0 on the Campania for Europe. Miss Nettie Brown goes to Chicago then White Mountains. Aldrich and Mrs W G Agle depart for California. Mrs Aldrich to visit brother Dr Oatman in San Diego. Miss Sims buys Hurd property on Locust Street. Emil Olsen for home text spending a year playing banjo in vaudeville, plans another Pacific coast tour. Nordica charms crowds with voice. Miss Norton and rt 13 visit Warren and Art Wie and Mrs George Hurd. Snow issues new Birds of Kan edition. KU Dramatic Club plans camping trip when weather settles. New song copies distributed at chapel this morning.
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R. C. Manbey
A. L. Selig
Lawrence
Emporia
Sterly
Bumgardner
Hults
O'Bry Nes
John Haglund
Union, Pacific Depot
Hurd
Locust Street
Tnt
Emil Olsen
Tex
Aia
Pacific Coast
Nordica
Miss Norton
Rt 13
Warren
Art Wie
George Hurd
Snow
Neste
Kan
K.U
Chepel
Auction dinner nets thousands in recount figures
Ten years ago seven auctioneers worked. A local dinner grossed $379.76 with Mrs J T Hare as general manager. Recounts from the sale are expected to push totals into the thousands, with $482.07 already recorded.
Vernon Kellog awarded French Legion of Honor in Belgium
News notes Vernon Kellog receives recognition in the French Legion of Honor for relief work in Belgium. Mrs. Jow Murray learns Capt. Toe Murray has arrived at Camp Mills. the unit plans to sail soon. Also reports the Davis Williamson wedding in Springfield with plans for a Wichita, Kansas home after June.
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Red Cross
Vernon Kellog
Frn
Lawrence
Legion Z of Honor
le Lawrence
Phaeta
Univer
Belgium
United ‘Btates Relief Commanision
J.ow
Murray
Mills
America
Davis-Williamson
Clara
Eugenia
Davis
George
Springheld
Harvey
L Williamson
Wichita
F. B. Davis
Louisia
Thesday
William= gon
KT Inigré
Alpha’ Xi Delta ‘Sorority
Williamson
Boynton
Kan
Medical Profession Called on for Aid in Rural Shortage
Washington AP reports a rural doctor shortage threatens health services. Medical groups plan to discuss replenishment methods at the American Medical Association meeting in Minneapolis in June. Data show a sharp decline from 1906 to 1924 with many towns 1,000 or fewer lacking physicians. The National Grange urges practical, lower cost training and steps to increase young rural entrants without lowering standards.
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Washington
American Medical Association
Minneapolis S
United States
Ara
National Grange
Medical Association
Grange
Caine Od
Four Hundred Fifty Degree Candidates At K S Agricultural College
AGGIE GRADS NUMBER 450 Manhattan Kan May 13 AP Four Hundred and fifty students are candidates for degrees at the Kansas State Agricultural College this spring On the list public today 366 seek bachelor of science degrees Thirty nine seek master of science degrees Eighty five counties represented with Riley County leading at 88 Nickoloff Burgaria is the only foreign candidate This spring lists also include nine other states and several Douglas Lawrence Johnson Leavenworth Nortonville and Linwood residents The Sut ton Cemetery association to meet May 28 in the afternoon with president Grant Jagle urging attendance
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Riley
Nickoloff
Burgaria
Sir
Douglas and
Neigh
Boring
Douglas
Lawrence
Ernest Benjamin
Coffman
Franklin
Ottawa
Robert
Wickard Tulloss
Jefferson
Nortonville
Margaret A. Koenig
Johnson
Clathe
Lois
Lucille
Kimball
Leavenworth
Genevieve Katherine
Mickelson
Linwood
Elmer Fairbanks
Hubbard
German glider pilots visit America to promote aviation
Three of Germanys most skilled glider pilots Captain Paul Roghie Peter Hesselbach and Dr Paul Laubenthal arrived in New York invited by Soc Pendey Jr and the American Motorless Aviation Club to promote gliding and soaring. Germany leads in gliding with over 200 clubs and about 20000 members. The visitors are experts in the three gliding bird types and will give exhibitions across the country.
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New, York
Germany
America
Paul, Roghie
Peter Hesselbach
Paul Laubenthal
Hesselbach
Ferdinnand Schulz
Soc
Pendey, Jr
This Date Kansas History Rail progress and raids noted
This date in Kansas history mentions trains beginning on the Leavenworth branch to Lawrence in 1866, a 1867 Republican committee meeting in Topeka to canvass the state, and 1871 commissioners named to audit losses from Indian raids. It also notes 1872 railroad completion to Wichita.
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Leavenworth
Lawrence
Republican State Committee
Topeka
Wichita
Inventory of Lee Estate at Salina Kansas
Inventory filed in Salina probate court lists the H. D. Lee estate at 926736.01 dollars with 831199.50 dollars in personal property and 76200 dollars in real estate. Personal holdings mainly consist of stock in Lee enterprises in Kansas and elsewhere, with total estate value across Kansas and Missouri reaching 1201736 dollars.
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Salina
Kan
Kantsag
H. D. Lea
Lee Enterprises
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Community Notes From Columbia Air and Visitors
Columbia Area column records visitors and social events with names including Abe Flory Mrs Danel Beeghley Everett Johnnny Lawrence Griffith Shuck Brohammer Markley and Deay. It notes church meetings, school play The Patsy at Lawrence High, Mother's Day program at Washington Brechurch and weekend visits to homes like Wingert Peterson Browning and Postma.
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Abe
Flory
Danel Beeghley
Everett
Johnnny
Lawrence
Gottleib
Neider
Gharsie Brohammer
Clarence Griffith
Jesse, Markley
Griffith
Markley
Oscar Shuck
Lloyd
Evelyn
Charlie Brohammer
Daniel Beeghley
F. G. Hiatt
Doris
Jay
Chester Weible
Lillian
Alda Bronammer
Mildred
Edith Deay
Chas
Lleya Sheek
Patsy
Lawrence ‘High School
Aida
Abe Flory
Mabél
Iiam Wingert
A.J. Flory
Will Postma
Charles Brohammer
Willow ‘Springs
Will Postmaand
Florence
Jaurie
Oscar ‘Shuck
Charles
S Lloyd
Byron
Charlie
Alda
Owen
Flora
Atlthe Elmer
Colu
Za Johns Brohammer
Bera Churchbough
Heavy rains bring moisture to Kansas crops in mid May
Western Kansas reported additional heavy rains in the last 24 hours boosting soil moisture for crops. Dodge City, Goodland, Phillipsburg, Wichita, Kansas City, Concordia, Manhattan, Topeka, Horton, Hanover and nearby towns logged varying amounts, with forecasts calling for mostly cloudy skies and more rain tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures remained slightly below normal for the season.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather” Bureau
Dodge City
Buxman
Goodland
Phillipsburg
Wichita
Kansas City
Concordia
Manhattan
Horton
Hanover
Smmperia
Jola
Thieves Loot French Chateau For 80000 In Tapestries
Burglars stole an estimated 80000 in fine art from the Chateau de Fresnaux Montchevreuil owned by the Marquis de Balleroy. The haul included four seventeenth century Aubusson tapestries and portraits by Mignard and other period works. The crime occurred at a renowned regional showplace.
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Beatvais Frante
Chateau de Fresnaux-Montchevreuil
Mme. de Maintenon
Mignard
Henry T | Rate Herbus
Mornay
Montchevreus
Local social notes from Holliday and vicinity
A roundup of visits and guests in Holliday and nearby areas includes Mr. and Mrs. Ailis and baby of Kansas City and Dr and Mrs Morse's family. Attendees at a string of Sunday and Tuesday suppers feature the Ballance, Jewett, Luther, Read, and Elliott families with neighbors from Gardner, Lawrence, and Monticello. The piece notes Mrs Leone Evinger’s recent hospital stay for appendicitis, a house fire at the Elliott home, and various trips to Kansas City and Lawrence, plus a high school girls baseball game and other local social activity.
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Ailis
Kansas'City
Morse
Robert Ballance
Bobby Jefferson
Monticello
Jewett
W.H. Jewet
Herbert
Moll
da Soto
P.O. Luther
Charles Read
Kansas City
David, Jewett
Courtland Jonés
Harry Yewett
C.E
E. Jewett
Wittone
Leone Evinger
Adex
Ariel Moll
Ahe
G. D., Woods
de- Sota
Mt. Washington, Mo
Waed
Harry Cramer
A. T., Broveak
David Jewett
Jarbola
Brune
Johns
Warlie Cunningham
Kansas’ City
J. P. Everett
C. A. Cordell
John Colling
T. W. DeNoon
Antioch
Ralph _ Booneé
Charles Dicken
T.G. Elliott
Northy Lawrence
Sam Farley
Vernon D. Townley
G. B. Castle
Lloyd Castle
OL. Cox
Lawrence
M.S. Baker
Frank Rhodes
Margery “Hiddleaton
John Mullins
John’ Hensen
Florence
Althea Davison
Bliss
Deem
J! Elmer
Columbus
J.B. Deweese
Deems
California
W.H. Jeweth
Dick Jefferson
Kansas
Floyd Wilson
Gertrude Wilson
Hich
A. C- Hayden
Kesler
Ottawa
and Poncalorn
Monti Kaegi
Topeka
Eastern Star
Hudora
High School ii
Mit
Harry
Muller
Meeting at view staff officers in charge brief session
Mrs Mallia Ashlock presided over a brief business session. Contributors spoke on tribute to mother and famous mothers in religion and literature. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance. A June meeting will be at Mrs Katherine Morse's home with Elsie Foley assisting. Messages about Mrs Mize's mother prompted departure for Dodge City. Kenneth Johnson Sissey on Ky U basketball vs Ames at Ames. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for funeral flowers from Ora Galley and family. Horse dog and auto racing set for Winfield July 23 to 28 with a new grandstand estimated at $30000.
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Mallia Ashlock
Genevieve
Bertha Bal “Whitelaw
Winfield
Phillip Tittle and H Phillips Chemical Company Trademark
Fragmentary OCR indicates references to Phillip Tittle and H Phillips Chemical Company with mention of a trademark and a historical link to Charles since 1875. Details are incomplete, but suggests a legal or business notice regarding trademark ownership or registration.
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Phillip
Agnesia
Charles
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Menber Audit Bureau OF Circulations
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Nevada
Mayr
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Ernest Benjamin Coffman
Sutton Cemetery
Sutton Cemetery Association
Grant Jagle
Publishers Syndicat
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