Choral Union Picnic Meeting and Events Planned
The Choral Union will hold its final meeting of the season on Friday at 4:30 pm in South Park. Committee work is complete and a varied program including a baseball game, tug of war, and dances is planned with prizes and an outdoor supper.
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Ani
Fergest
Do M. Swarthout
Q. Beewster
South Park
Choral Union
Ugo
Ile Wonler
Mre. C.W! Straffon
Chiton Mott
Aplecezio
J. Holmes
Denors
Wil
R. C
Rahkin
A. Plank
Whiff
Stuart
Gila
Acorn Filling Station Affair Noted In City
Report notes a fifty dollar cash request at the Acorn Filling Station at Seventh and Vermont. Representatives urge all who left checks or payments Sunday to report with bank details. authorities seek trace of funds amid a broader intrigue involving Rotarians and garden club members.
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Acorn
Vermont
Acorn Company
Will & Treat
Santee Y
Mary
Justive Wliys
Strikers Face Dilemmas Over Dispersal at Hankow
Cantonese government faces two crises as 38 000 strikers remain idle in Hankow. Officials say early dispersal is needed while workers demand continued government support and threaten reprisals if unmet. Hong Kong dispatch notes tension and unresolved demands.
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Hongkong
Hankow
Kansas University Commencement Week Busy Schedule Prep
Final week activities for Kansas University alumni and seniors run June 1 to 10, with a June 6 stadium procession. A golf tournament on June 4 at the Country Club features professors and local figures overseeing events. Banquets, reunions, and a baseball camp highlight the athletic focus, culminating in alumni-senior games.
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Kansas University
Ens. A
BE. L. Preece
WS. Smith
S. Patterson
Irving Hill
Baldwin Mitchell
Arad
I 2 Bunn
Harpit Ingham
F.C. Allen
E. W. Anderson
Dave Wright
Vitchdy
Marvin Harrs
Eddie Hal Mn
Bob Hill
Pars Armstrong
Johnnie Sa
Getts His Car Back
Lamby of Emporia traveled to Lawrence and retrieved his Dodge touring car, which had been held for months. County officers arrested Whitt in Emporia after finding him with the car, and both men faced mortgage and related offenses. Whitt pleaded guilty and was sent to the penitentiary. Lamby and Whitt had arranged a barter involving their respective property and mortgages.
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S — EB. OH. Lamby
Emporia
Lawrence
Paul Whilk
Stie
George K. Melvin
Higuer
Lis Whitt
Emitoria
Tpenitentiers
Whitt
Lamb
Anules
Dodge
Deaths and Funerals: Herman Zick obituary
Herman F. Zick died at Simmons hospital after several weeks illness. Born in Treptow Germany November 28 1834 he moved to Kansas in 1878 and lived here thirty years. Survived by Catherine his wife and two daughters Alice and Birdie with relatives in Birmingham Ra Thward and Manners. services at the church tomorrow morning with the usual arrangements. Burial details not specified.
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Herman F. Zickexma
F. Zwick
Simmons Hospital
Mr. Zwick
Treptow
Germany
Kansas
Tance
Hig
Berence Hess
Birmingham
Avdin Campbell
Zwick
Manners
Frank ‘Zwick
Houston
Texas
Willian H. Zwick
Ponca City
Okla
Will
Oil and land dispute between U S and Mexico examined
A federal church council study reports the oil and land conflicts reflect legitimate grievances by American interests yet argue against any forcible intervention. It details how Mexico’s 1925 oil law is viewed as confiscatory by US firms and how land reforms spurred investor complaints, with international law offering limited redress options.
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Eee
New York
United States
Mexico
Tthe
Department of Research
Federal Council of Churches
Department of Research of Radioscation
Ines
Boy Reign
Department
Ter
Aubsoil Bolrateuy
Supreme Court
Avery
Mexico policy report weighs US relation and oil laws
A sensitive diplomatic analysis discusses Mexican US ties after the Diaz era, noting fears of American economic intrusion and the need for sober diplomacy. It covers retroactivity of land reform, the petroleum law, Calvo principles, diplomatic protection, recognition of Obregon, and the search for peaceful remedies amid international law limits.
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Landiesa
United States
Mexico
Mexican Supreme Court
State Department
Exican
Coolidge
Ft. America
McNish
Walkers Ride in China by U S Infantry Troop
Officers of the 15th U S infantry guarding the Tientsin Peking Railway improvised a mounted unit with 34 headquarters soldiers. They ride Mongolian ponies averaging about 70 pounds, heights from 1% to 14 hands, trained in horsemanship and patrols. The unit practices long marches and street fighting as part of duty in China.
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Washington
Iap
15Th U.S. Infantry
Tientsin-Peking
China
15Th Infantry Headquarters Company
WH. M. Henderson
Rural high school seniors stage Educating Esther and City Feller plays
The Rural high school senior class presented Educating Esther on a Saturday evening despite bad weather. The community event also announced The City Feller to be staged May 5, with a cast including Jim Simpson Martha Simpson Lucile Craig Lessie Brown Hazel Chanay Grandpa Simpson John Nichols Auntie Purvis Winifred Stevens and others. Events featured a school program, wedding coverage, and local visits. the Vinland school closed for exams and seniors prepared a class will and music performances.
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Esther
Jim Simpson
Lesee
Deay
Martha Simpzon
Jim
Lucile Craig
of the Fair Association
Alsa
Beloit
Rome
Mr. Land
Fred Randet
Rat Wesley
Davaull’s
Land
Lem Suurdy
Danrter
Edna May
Claude D. iDavault
Ottawa
Kansas
Wellaville
Kans
Orlaude
Farmers Union
Muddener
Lyons
Kan- Sas
Vinland
Fusldener
Thesurs
Thres Fearss
Frank Gadstein
Jonds Hospital
C. G. Deay
Harrih Werts
Larence
Warts
Pennsylvania St
George Hoskinson
Wunils Willitake
Jpriday
Schonl House
Weekend visits and travel notes from local residents
Long list of social updates: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Soxman and son Lee Jr. with Mrs. C. Soxman on Louise Street. Miss Eva Russell and Miss Marguerite Russell with Walter Russell and Milton Rose visiting family in Kansas City. Virginia Crim leaving for New York after two weeks with her Crim parents. Mrs. Rogers Fried returning to Middleburg VA. Mrs. Kepler to New York and Virginia to visit daughter. Rev. Ludy attending evangelical conference in Holton. Mrs. Ludy to return after meetings. Rebecca Hemphill with Vighead Welch at Vinland. Effie Brooks back from Kansas City. Spencer of Tola visiting. L. N. Lewis and Hugh Mean. notice of Marine Corps son Charlee leaving May 13 for Nicara Islands. Bert Foster visiting sister in Kansas City. Powelson family visits. Louise Hotz of Saline attends weekend with cousins Jacob and family. Miss Eleanor Adams and Thelma Adams visiting from Stafford. Mrs. James Yount ill at 940 Whip Street. Sarah Campbell writing to Florence Barrows. Mrs. Charles Amt ill for ten days. Teacher Examinations set for Saturday afternoon at county courthouse focusing on How to Teach Reading.
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Lee Soxman
Lee
C. Soxman
Louisiana Street
Lucy Wicht
Gandy
Neb
Otis Gray
Biys
J. C. Cooper
Kansas City
Eva Russell
Marguerite Russell
Walter Russell
Milton
Rose
W. R. Doolittle
Virginia Crim
New York City
J. K. Crim
Miss Crim
Bell Telephone Company
Rogers Fried
Middleburg
Kepler
New York
Berneice Crysler
Virginia
B. F. Ludy
Oklahoma City
Rebecca Hemphil
Hery
L. D. Welch
Vinland
Effie Brooks
Kansas
Citx
Olb. Spencer
Tola
Sim Iday
Spencer
L. N. Lewis
Hugh
Matt
Glendale
Bovlien
James Yount
Sarah
Campbell
Florence Barrows
Charles Amt
Kewaka Literary Club Plans Friday Meeting and Founders Day Dinner
Kewaka Literary Club will meet Friday afterhours at the home of Mrs John Levett with topic Memorial Day thoughts. Alpha Tau a Pal held a founders day dinner at 5 o'clock, sixty guests including alumni from Lawrence. Toasts and a voyage of the Good Ship Alpha framed the program, with Phoenician galley emblems and speeches by Sayers Halford Perrin and others. Alumni present included Charles Louk Urel Ulvitt and more. Mrs FE RL Learmed to entertain with luncheon Saturday at 1 for officers of Hetty Washington chapter of the D A R honoring Mrs Ex Fy Pendleton of Ottawa, who will speak at 2:30 at Mrs Arthur Marks home. Justus Fugate spent time in Topeka.
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Kewaka Literary Club
John Levett
L Levett
Toli
Alpha
Lawrence
Howard Rylse
Gayagliardo
Lawrences
Arthur Courtly
Raswad Patdock
Knolton Parker
Otho
Hatfiel Paul” Kimball
Shepherd
Kansas
Luther Harton
King
AM Pradk Louk
Werly
Phillips Milk of Magnesia A Relief for Indigestion
An old advertisement touts Philips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted remedy for sour, gassy stomach and indigestion. It claims instant relief, smoothing stomach acids and bowels, with three bottle sizes and a US registered trademark by Charles H. Phillips Chemical.
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Hirosister
Phillips
Philips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical, Sp. Avil'ils
H._ Phillips, sige
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Selerks Php
Pncor
Av Yudalan Cae Ponalien
Ars
Tira
Mort‘gaged Myles
Hall of Justice
Tos Angeles
Max Wagned
Paul Kelly
Welly
der Ourder
Ideferidant
ATJ
Charles Nunge
Ser
Franc Coli
Bert
Ivar Tlatille Saleht
Paris
Ferithem
New Foundland
Glee Chih
Kansas Unity, Ghee Club
Lewis Mears
Business Ager
H. Brown
Libraran
Ivan Roberts
Indiananolig
AIP
Ayor
John L. ‘Duvall
Amed Willian C. Buser
Cavan
GRC Pel An
Jenny
Wren
T. A
Gotlean
Muartet
Helen Stallman
Dosepsuins
Edmonds
Sayton Lott
Harald Hardtarter
Saunderson
Mckyhinny
O'Maras
Rath
Suulman
Johnson
Paul White
Simmonds
Ora
Maher
Stockton
Ray Maher
Plainvilla
Berg
William
Bud) Bedard
Lainville
Charles I. Sparks
J Ou
Graham County
Callo
Lwith
George Maher
Theylay
Constantinople
To H Women's Union
Congress
St. Joseph, Mich
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Pukoow
Shanghai
Yangtse
Nanking
Sundar
Marnings
London
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House of Continens
Baldwin
Aes
Edith Bishop
Kitting Luther Bishop
Raon
Lawrence Merchants Bureau
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Kansay
Fort Scotti
Bourbon
County
Fulton
George F. Schropfer
Mabel
Josephine Lindes
Dair
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Manhattan
John G. Bmick
Ss ‘Weatherby
Stevenson
State Building, and Loan ‘Association
St. Francis
Ottawa University
Floyd White
Voice Department
Memphis
Chicago
Luke Lea
Mildred Hoswingen
Bernice’ Smith
Violet Holmes
Elnora Rueseby
Erma Cooper
Wisber Adams
Cecil Smith
Hloyd
Rockhold
Mablin Nichols
Laughlin
Ellsmere
Daford Anderson
Virgil Bonsor
Weal
White
Spyneer
Gladys Ks
Carp
Bell Vér
Sensation Rose
Soloratavender
Cordell
Babi
Glarence Griffis
Laramie Wye
Aid
Wesley Dayvi
Mary Sturdy
Grande Davault
Mamie
Hull
H. A. Andrews
Allithes
Gelock
Justus Fugate
Topeka
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
WARDS
Sidj
Rumsey Bros, Funeral Home
Monty Patina
Towhants National
Rayinga
Decoun
Devostlor
William Docking
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