Kansas Bankers Meet in Manhattan Amid Festivities
Kansas Bankers Association holds annual meeting in Manhattan on May 18 with speakers Jardine and Professor Fisher, an executive session, and a bankers ball at the college gym. Governor Paulen to address topics on agriculture and banking policy. Framed by receptions, a May fete at the agricultural college, and a golf tournament at Manhattan Country Club.
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Manhattan
Kane
Pearattan
Asjand
Rais
Kansas
Citlyj
Washington
Svell
York
Agent’ S Cabinet
Culture Jardin
Jardine
Trving Fisher
tStle
United S ¥Tes de
Aericultura
Slabi
Bonnet
Bankers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Haylie Fry
Thursdey Smorniley
Audi Ovium
Lergely
Paulen
Association
Scuss
Thebv
Fisher
Addy
Sioner
Awit
van Tf
Oris
Madison
Wis
Agricultural Commission
The
Asimerican Bankers Association
Welch of
Kingman
Oaalematt
Agricultural’ Committee of
State
Associa
Kansas Bankers Associate
Walson
Nice
Wilson
National Bank &f'Ness C
Asclairs
Ihanker
Rageré
Council Y
Kansas City
Agricultural College
Manhattan Country Club
Talk on Trees Over KFKU Pinfl Steveng andile
A university lecture tomorrow afternoon at the University of Kansas will discuss Some Noteworthy Trees. The program lists speakers including Santa Aignarette and others, with a charity benefit portion and a musical interlude by Zula Coon.
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KFKU
Pinfl
REEU
University of Kansas
Alee
Murphetta
Senior Recital Presents Zula Evelin Coon in Evening Program
Miss Zula Evelin Coon, pupil of Prof 5, offers a senior recital at central administration with accompanist Miss Milfred Newby. The program features Frayting-Kesca, Rottmuds-tielcharilt, Eximarenelia-Rewc, Sarenabested, Cabdletla, Eid npaia, Nyak Oo, Vitilede, and more. Also includes Over We Slepp, Gret Rain-Currar, Blackbird's Song and a pipe performance.
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Zula Evelin
Ngs
Central
Milfred Newby
Eid
Jenny Wrek Program Pupil to Appear on Tonight Radio
Pupil of Jessie Towner from P Kafis City Mo will be a radio talent tonight at nine o'clock. The program includes vocal duets and solos by Vada and Maurice Manning with pieces such as My Shepherd and Time of Roses, along with other songs and performances by Manning and Moonlight.
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Jenny Wrek
Irs
Jessie Towner
Buel
Manning
Venus Hickna
Groxer
Maurice Manning
Flood Devastates South Central Louisiana Towns
AP reports New Orleans area floodwaters inundate about a thousand square miles, breaching Atchafalaya and Bayou Des Glaises levees. Many homes and stores flooded, unknown number of lives lost, prospects for relief remain bleak as waters rise. Engineer John Zingrall of M ET trains rushed to avert a collision near Erie, reversing his engine and leaping to safety. he and a brakeman were injured but not seriously.
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New Orleans
Atchafalaya River
Bayou Dés Glasses
South Central
Loaha
Geeret
Gine
Jemes
Parsons
John Zingrall
M-E.t
Kansas City
Erie
Zinzraff
Uis
Kireman Humphrey
Seean Gees
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Sarah Whitzel and Miss Sarah White
Mrs. Sarah M. Whitzel dies Friday at home 1852 Connecticut street and funeral services will be from Funk Mortuary at 2 PM tomorrow with Rev. Edwin F. Price officiating. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Miss Sarah White of Kansas City, formerly Lawrence resident, dies last night and will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence at 4:30 PM tomorrow. she had many friends in Lawrence and was living with a niece in Kansas City.
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Sarah M. Whitzel
Sarah Whitzel
Connecticut Street
Funk Mortuary
Edwin F. Price
Oa’ HN
White
Sarah White
Kansas City
Lawrence
Oak Hill
Cemete
Japanese Destroyer Momo Fires On Chinese Troops
On May 18 the Japanese destroyer Momo, en route to Hankow with a Japanese foreign office mission, was fired upon by northern Chinese troops while anchored off Chinkiang. The destroyer returned fire with its Hitayu guns for about two hours. A warrant officer on the bridge was wounded.
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Shanghai
Momo
Hankow
Foreign Office
Yangtise Valley
Chinkiane
Retreating to South and Other Early 20th Century Dispatches
Reports from Peking say Tang Sheng-chi forces, serving as the main barrier between Marshal Chang Tso-lin's Menchurians and Han kow, have self-defeated wings and are retreating south toward Hankow. Royal Neighbors planning meeting at Kanwaka hall with Belvoir and Goldenrod Camp hosting. Baldwin Camp to present program. A Salina man pleads guilty to a second liquor charge and gets 60 days more plus $100 fine. Mitte School to close Friday with basket supper and short program due to whooping cough. Indications that deaths in the House of David colony may affect dissolution action. A Madison-area bill to legalize pari mutuel horse betting passes the state senate.
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Peking
Tang Seng- Chi
Chang Tso-Lin
Menchurians
Hankow
Thigit
Wu Pei
Belvoir
Actas
Royal Neighbors
Tomorriw
Kanwaka Hall
Goldenrod Camp
Lawrence
Baldwin
WL Boughton
Salina
Hugh Means
Means
Mitte
Investors fleeced by new investment schemes, Kansas concerns arise
Professor John Jse of the University warns that Kansas investors suffer losses as blue sky departments and nontraditional investment groups escape building and loan protections. He urges state action to regulate these firms, tightening laws to shield the public from instalment contracts and risky ventures.
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State League
Associaliane
Manhattan
John Jse
University
Blue & Sky Department of
Kansas
Shaye
Ike
T Linvestor
Jinvestor
K. LA
Disher
Coed Jessies
le Ee Arlene A
Dr Hislop to Deliver Commencement Address in Moline
Dr Edward Hislop left for Moline to deliver the high school commencement address this evening. Tomorrow he attends a luncheon meeting of the general committees arranging the program for the general conference of the Methodist church in Kansas City next May. The luncheon is at the Kansas City Athletic Club. On Thursday or Friday evening he attends high school exercises at Nortonville and Brookville. He returns to Lawrence Saturday.
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Edward ‘Hislop
Moline
General Conference of the Methodist Church
Kansas City
Nortonville
Brookville
Lawrence
House Votes to Amend Volstead Law Prohibition Limits
The House of Delegates adopted a resolution to reframe a bill amending state enforcement of the Volstead law. Springfield reports that the vote was eighty to sixty three to reseal state prohibitions, tightening liquor limits.
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Minnis
House
Yates
Reneal
Washington
Americary Medical ‘Association
Springfield
House of Representatives
Baseball scores from national league and American association
Yesterday's box scores show New York and Chicago wins in the National League with Brooklyn and Pittsburgh losing. American Association results include St Paul and Toledo victories, while Minnesota and Milwaukee also posted wins in long games and tight finishes.
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New York
Family Numbers Change Each Year Fraternity House Idea
The article notes that at the University of Kansas a fraternity house with forty five members changes annually as members complete college work while 24 percent of older alumni live elsewhere. The concept began twenty five years ago at the Jayhawk school and spread to other midwest colleges where fraternities are integral. It also covers a discussion of longevity and disease prevention opened by the American Medical Association with President Coolidge’s address. A flood evacuation plan near New Orleans advises clearing fifteen to twenty miles of flood path along the Atchafalaya river between the west bank and higher ground in St. Martin parish.
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Pillsbury Young
University of Kansas
Kenne J
Jayhawk
Middle West
Caninas
Washington
American . Medical Association
Coolidge
New Orleans
Atchafalaya c River
St. Martin Parish
Weather Bureau
Atchafalayaasin
Personal notices and court sentences from a Kansas paper
Miss Dorothy Cate spoke at a Woman's Missionary Society meeting in a Topeka church. Miss Kathryn Sutherlin will perform in Tales of Hoffmann in Kansas City, and Mezzo soprano Miss Sutherlin will sing The Voice of the Mother. Mr and Mrs Wesley Reynolds of Denver are visiting Mrs Reynolds sister Mrs Edward Jameson and plan to return next week. Mrs Smother and Mrs McKinnis sentenced 120 days. Earl Hand and Gus Haneyee, Newton, convicted May 13 for liquor offenses, sentenced to county jail for 129 days and fined $8290.
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Dorothy Cate
Haskell
Putils
Topeka
Woman’s’ Lame Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Kathryn
Suthersin
Kansas City
Kames City
Fingdl
Earl Hand
Gus Haneyee
Newton
Hugh Means
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social Ties and Obituaries
Baldwin residents attend weddings and college events, with Miss Helen Moorhead visiting from Kansas City and many relatives traveling to Baldwin for Miss Nell Johnsons Bethany Hospital invitation. Funeral services are held for Mrs. N. A. Skinner of Garnett, reflecting her long community and church work. Baker College activities include student holidays, club meetings, and a May Queen ceremony at Lake Park, while local alumni planning and university visits unfold.
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Eatle
Kirker
Nathan W. O'Byrne
Milwaukee
Wisc
Hancher Endowment Company
Helen Mothead
Kitts ‘Mo
Kansas City
MM. Moorhead
Baker
Mary’ Ann Inen
Joplin
Pearents
Baldwin
Ening
Claude
Claude. B Beeks
Frank Seibrist
Marjorie
Ranges City
Tor Baldwin
Shakies
Beeks
Nell Johnson
Bethany Hospital
London
Heig Methodist
Kansaski
Kansas
Miss Johnson
Albert Johnson
Baker’ University
Bethany
Mildred
Bradert
Chanute
George 'T. Obe
Donia
Fore
I AV
Dhurell
Woman's' Christian Temperance Union
Garnett
Charles BE. Beeks
Mrk. Ebright
Kalb
Oakwood Cemetery
Skinner
Harley Skinner
el Reno
Okla
J. J. Stephens
C. W. Skinner
Edgerton
Jessie A | Skinner
Portland
Oregon
Ail
Wean
Jd. J. Stephens
Alton Skinner
Jopeka
CG. W. Skinner
John
George Sowers
Ehita Welford Sowers
Spring Hill
Mary
Chapman
Clathe
Cammie Gray
Ahks
Bert Toned
Rongish
Lowner
Callen Cafe
Cand
Calis Fox
Social News Recaps From Williamstown And Nearby
A lengthy society roundup details multiple events including a luncheon, bridge party, and recital. It notes Mrs. M T Var Hecke hosting a luncheon, informal bridge by Mrs Exnort Beyer and others, a Betty Jane Shuler violin recital in Williamstown, and a bridge gathering by Mrs W A Ramsey. Also covered are a Theta Sigma Phi spring banquet and a forthcoming marriage announcement for Maria Brown and Ralph Andrus.
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M.T. Var Hecke
C. M.dawse
Trago Novai Scotia
F. Mk
Zola
Torsi
Aran
Jon
H Havanh
H. Brown
Exnort Beyer
Ttl
Civil War Veteran Praises Tanlac Health Tonic
Civil War veteran I. R. Clark of Junction City Kansas credits Tanlac for restored health after indigestion energy loss and fatigue. He says the tonic gave him back strength and renewed energy after years of decline and recommends consulting a physician and trying Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Fanlac
Clarks
North Price Street
Junction City
Kansas
Ain
Somalia
Pote
Irene Aint
Ike Tanlac
Clark
Police Chief Stops Concert At River Yard Cat Rampage
City police were alerted at 1 am by a disturbance in a yard where neighborhood cats gathered after a concert. Chief John Sys fired a .410 shotgun to scatter the animals without harming any, sparking local chatter about the cat-loving official and the odd incident in the Kansas town.
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Sas
Patricis
Schilline City
Storey
Ride
Drown
Kansas
Ndris
Ihger
N. M
Andrus
Lawrence
Will John Sys
Fis
Dvmviriz
Bob Green
Purify Your System With Calotabs For Health
Below Year Health By Purification. A physician says perfect purification is the foundation of health. Purify your entire system with Calotabs, taking a course of tabs once or twice weekly for several weeks. A family package with directions is 35 cents at drugstores.
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Nature
Marriage by Probate Judge in Kansas City ceremony
In a morning ceremony, Probate Judge L H Menger officiated a marriage involving Robert Turner and Zenobia Cochran, with Henry Koehler and Alice Reed of Lawrence, Kansas, also noted. Rev Hislop reportedly performed the latter ceremony.
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Gare
Robert Turner
Zenobia
Ochran
Bothief Kansa
Henry K. Koehler
Alice Reed
Lawrence
Hislop
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Kaw Valley
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Mich
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Blue Sky Department of
John Tseay
Baldwin News
Reading Club
W.K. Fibright
Lecompton
Gyork
Dell
Ngote
Woman’s Home, Missionary, Society
Conard'’s Park
Ottawa
Roberta
Greeny
Hele Good
A. J. Hurt
B. Hohhan
Dhickatee
First Methodist’ Church
Hurkabee
Thelma Reinhard
Independence
W. B. Flemine
Uo Council
Ada Williams
Lelianis
Phindinbersi
Ida Tavenport
Williams
Anjleg
Phi Mu
Lake’ Parihenter
Physical Education Department
Bertha Whitton
Roberta Hartley
Lenexa
Thel
Palitice School
Wilbert Lewis
Neodesha
J.W. McGuire
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Delta Sorrority
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the Pines
Vinland
Ais
Federation of Club
First. Methodist Church
Thomas A
Thomas L. Harris
Jeti
O. Reed
Excelsior Springs
Betty Jane Shuler
Allison Shuler
Williamstown
Nancy, Longeneck
Betty Jane
Elta
Shuler
Virginia
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Rugsis
Keiser
Thomas
Tugs
MacDowell
Narcissus
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Flmer
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J. F. Kauffman
Fort Collins
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Mets
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Josephine Ramsey
Jeg Tates
Brown
Plene
Paul
Minn
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Asation Club
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Girard
Ghavies Hazelien
Los Angeles
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Aml
Amy Larremore
Mary Engel
Hélen O. Mahing
Staremreryon
L. N.blunt
W. 4. Cit
Mary . Smith
New York City
A. E. Don Carlos
Billy Ferris
Gladys Wilson
Maria Brown
W. R. Brown
B. and E
Ammett
Ralph Charles Andrus
Casper Wye
Ray
E. Brooks
Het Reresbyterman
Stuart Campbell
Margaret Lewis
Ruth Hows
Beth of Foncks
Mr. W. Schaff
Allat
Scott, Cate
Pictorial Review Company
New York, N. Y
Lawrence, Kan
Josephine Long
Phong
Guerseeay
Merchants Nationat Bank
Funks Mortuary
Vhone
Paneras
Ltsb
Durland
Herszle
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