All Kansas Week Proclaimed To Observe State Resources
Topeka Kansas proclaims All Kansas Week with J M Davis urging schools and businesses to study state wealth. Kansas leads in wheat butter creameries cattle beets and petroleum while educational institutions are asked to incorporate state resources into curricula to boost employment prosperity and tax relief.
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Ansas
J. M. Davis
Chambers of Commerce
State Board of Agriculture
Mohler
United States
Alaska
Kaw Valley
France
Louisiana Purchase
Wichita
Davis
Dodds Announces Candidacy for County Attorney Nomination
Lawrence attorney Frank B. Dodds declared as a Republican candidate for the county attorney nomination in the August 5 primaries. A 1904 University Law School graduate, he has practiced in Kansas and Oklahoma and federal courts since 1904 and 1924 respectively, served in the Philippines under Funston, and will run an active campaign with broad local acquaintance. The item notes his past service and intends to offer efficient public service if elected.
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Frank B. Dodds
Lawrence
Cattorney
Dodds
University School of Law
Kansa
Oklahoma
Department, of the Interior
Supreme Court
United States
Mother's Day program at Glenn church honors mothers
A small, simple Mother's Day program at Glenn church featured Rev H A Babutt's tribute to mothers and stepmothers. Mrs Harry Fulton and Mrs Will Brown were praised for preparing the program with readings songs and dialogues by local children and choirs amid community notes of visitors and local events.
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Glenin Church
H. A. Babutt
Harry Fulton
Will Brown
Linwood social notes and local visits
Miss Rita Cline returned from a two months visit with her sister in Junction City Kansas. Mrs. T. W. Martin went to Kansas City for several days. Class day exercises drew a large crowd and praise for the program. Mrs. Aida Bowers, Mrs. Charles Bowers and Mrs. A. B. Haney, who visited relatives in Salina and Culver, returned home. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Smith visited Leavenworth. Miss Eva Sullivan of Kansas City spent time with Mrs. Mary Ward. P. L. Dent was ill for several days. Roy Bowers left for Eulis Kansas for railroad work. Miss Makeuret Gross remains in serious condition after eight weeks in Rosedale hospital. Mrs. J. E. Blevins and Mrs. A. A. Bowen visited Kansas City. Mrs. Will Frederick and Miss Dorothy Frederick of Bonner continued local engagements.
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Rita Cline
L. H. Ewing
Junction City
Kansas
T. W. Martin
Kansas City
Aida Bowers
Charles Bowers
A. B. Haney
Salifa
Culver
A. L. Smith
Leavenworth
Eva Sullivan
Mary Ward
P. L. Dent
Roy Bowers
Eulis Kansas
Makeuret. Gross
Rosedale
J. E. Blevins
A. A. Bowen
Will Frederick
Porothy Frederick
Bonner
Graduation Exercises Highlight Local High School Night
The senior class of the high school held Wednesday night graduation exercises before a large audience with Professor Lawson of Kansas University delivering the address. Names of graduates include Norma Hicks Daisy Schoenhofer Elizabeth Beckey Laurene Journey Roberta Stratford Mildred Hallenbeck Esther McKinney Charles Hallenbeck Max Frederick Don Coleman Frank Petengill Elmer Hubbard Harlow Anderson Carl Tarkildsen Louis Ward. Baccalaureate services were Sunday night in the high school auditorium with Rev. Dr. Hislop of Lawrence as speaker and support from local ministers. A fine musical program accompanied the events.
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Laurene Journey
Roberta Stratford
Mildred Hallenbeck
Esther McKinney
Charles Hallenbeck
Max Frederick
Don Coleman
Frank Petengill
Elmer Hubbard
Harlow Anderson
Carl Tarkildsen
Louis Ward
Edward Wilson
Versailles
Kansas City
Ruth Evans
Ethel Hatfiell
Birdie Orrick
Junction City
J. H. Pennington
Berry Petty
Clifton
Kansas
Harry Hughey
Tom Frederick
Hislop
Lawrence
University School of Religion
F. A. Bodwell
Congregational Church
L. C. Penning
The
Baptist Church
Charles Coughenour
One Alaska Family Gets a Government School
Seattle May 14 The Associated Press reports Uncle Sam has opened a school for a single Alaska family of 15 in the Kniks tribe led by Nikaly Indian chief. Government rule requires a school where 15 or more reside in one district. Nikaly’s family settled near the Matanuska coal fields years ago, and the 15th member prompted the school establishment.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Sam
Alaska
Jonathan Wagner
United States Bureau of Education
Northern Territory
Nikaly
Wagner
Matanuska
Laborers Invited Into elite Carlton Club in London
The Carlton Club, famed as a bastion of British aristocracy, hosts 30 laborers who have spent the past year refacing the club house front in Pall Mall. Lord Younger, chairing the luncheon, urged closer cooperation among classes for the empire’s good.
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London
Associated Press
Carlton Club
Pall Mall
Lord Younger
House
American lawyers aid League of Nations patent pact effort
Geneva May 16 American institutions push League of Nations cooperation including the American Patent Law Association preparing to send delegates to a preliminary expert meeting on protecting scientific discoveries. Lawyers foresee active roles in the Ruffini draft convention and world treaty printing projects while the American Society of International Law funds treaty series distribution to libraries and associations worldwide.
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Geneva
Associated Press
United States
League of Nations
American Patent Law Association
Ruffini
Italy
League
American Society of International Law
Berlin Attacks American Songwriters for Sentimental Hits
Berlin Monday post writer denounces American popular songs about love and mother as charlatanry and money driven. He notes European and German tastes align with such themes, citing the enduring appeal of "Mother" in film and stage and predicting global fascination with the gray haired mother and golden haired maiden in song and drama.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Americas
Love
Mother
Germany
United States
Woman Sailor Voyage Record Highlighted in Belfast
Mrs William Reed wife of a sea captain is hailed as the world s most travelled woman with a 7 106 000 mile record She has rounded Cape Horn seventeen times and crossed the equator 108 times though she has never passed through the Straits of Magellan The Associated Press report notes her 1 100 600 mile Belfast journey and mentions Rankin s Drug Store auto sponges at 1101 Mass.
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Belfast
Associated Press
William Reed
Cape Horn
Straits of Magellan
Weak stock market unsettles Wall Street on May day
The day in Wall Street May 19 showed weakness in motor accessory issues and the dullest session this year as speculative interest waned over uncertainty about the senate action on the presidential veto of the bonus bill. About 400000 shares changed hands. Architect W A Hulse of Hutchinson, serving as architect for the Eldridge hotel, visited Lawrence to discuss a contract date with owner W G Hutson and remained for further talks.
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Wall Street
New York
Senate
W. A. Hulse
Hitchiigon
Eldridge
Lawrence
Castoria claims natural sleep aid for over thirty years
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted sleep helper for babies and children. It highlights relief from constipation, colic, wind, diarrhea, and feverish discomfort, claiming it regulates the stomach and bowels to aid nourishment. The wording emphasizes a familiar product with long standing use.
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Fletcher
Special training ad from Ottawa Kan IC ad inspires career jump
A historical reader's letter urges taking advantage of an International Correspondence Schools coupon to advance in life. Bitteragon Street Addresan Local Representative L A Woodworth at Box 187 Ottawa Kan promotes training as a path to bigger work and higher pay, contrasting with those who ignore opportunities.
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International Correspondence Schools
Jin
L. A. Woodworth
Box
Ottawa
Kan
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