Locke Sets New World's Record In 290 Yard Dash
Roland Locke of Nebraska shattered the world mark in the 290 yard dash with 20.7 seconds at the Migourt Valley track and field meet. Earlier, he tied the world best in the 100 yard dash at 9.6 seconds, while Richerson of Missouri set a new discus mark. Grady of Kansas and Farley of Missouri followed in a field of strong performers as Nebraska anchored a dominant meet effort.
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Lincoln
Neh
Roland Locke
Neba
Migourt Valley
Med
Charles Paddock
Locke
Travers
Tinter
Grady
Kansas
Farley
Missouri
Stephens
Richerson
Grinvell
Weir M
Simpson
Ferengon
Theoynhes
Grady Fri
D.d. Kelly
Cigs
Nebraska
Conger
Iawa
Nizliek
Walt
Rooney
Grantello
RK Richerson
Kriemelmeyer
Grinnell
Boettger
Taylor
Doornhos
Weir
Fen
Guire
Ricker
McAnally
Kingergate
Wichersmh
Fares
Smith
Paddick
Iowa State
Rimport Ik
Exhibition of Fifty Prenty of the Year Prints at KU
The University of Kansas design department hosts an open exhibition from 2 to 4 PM tomorrow in the west administration building. It features the best work of the year selected by judges and is touted as highly interesting. The show closes May 29.
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University of Kansas Department of Design
Hira
British coal deadlock persists amid strike protests
Proposals from Premier Baldwin to end the coal strike have been rejected by both miners and mine owners. Miners refuse wage cuts and longer hours. owners push for government intervention and a shift to the Fair Day standard. The dispute cripples rail service and fuels shortages across Wales, Nottinghamshire, and Derbyshire as thousands seek relief, with many families facing food scarcity and children going to workhouses or begging for aid.
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Baldwin
Wheeleal
Baldini
Wales
Nottinghamshire
Derbyshire
Poor Law
Ritondda
Riff War News: Abd El Krim Seemingly Held Rebuffs
French reports from Fez Maroc May 22 claim Abd El Krim and family entered Tarquist Talas and that Riffian resistance weakens as forces supposedly ready to surrender in larger numbers. Rumors mount that Krim may be held by his followers though unconfirmed.
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Abd-El-Krim
Abd- El-Krim
Ritianehief
Tarquist
Talas
Marocca
Abd- “Fx Krim
Fez
French Morocco
Abd
Krim
Boston Beats Chicago 7 to 1 on Alexander Day
Boston slugged past Chicago 7 to 1 as Alexander allowed seven runs. Players and fans celebrated Alexander Day with an automobile gift to the veteran. Other scores show Cleveland winning 4 to 2 over Philadelphia and St Louis beating Florence, while details of multiple games appear in the day’s baseball results.
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National League
Chicago
Boston
Alexander
Taylor
Alex- Weich
Hartnett
Deberry
Mays
Vanee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Maun
Cleveland
Shaute
Karr
Myath
Quinn
Valberg
Heimach
Perkins
Pde
Sadent
Isd
C. Ranbertson
Zach Jonnard
Hargrave
Svchang
Braxton
Shicker Beall
Hoyt
Collins
Thurston
Conaily
McBee
Faber
Riwards
Crouse
Ehnike
Ruf
Ing
Gaston
Detroit
Washington
Whitehill
B Ruel
Weather outlook and Kansas forecast fragment
Washington reports a mixed weather outlook with showers possible in Upper Michigan and generally fair conditions elsewhere. Rocky Mountain ski plateau areas expect fair weather with scattered showers at the start and end of the period, temperatures near or above normal. Kansas forecast notes partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday, warmer in the north and west, with roads clear and good in several cities including Emporia, Hutchinson, Coffeyville, Arkansas City, Wichita, and Topeka.
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Washington
Upper Mi
Rocky Mountain
Traveling men invited to Lawrence Chamber banquet
Invitations have been sent to Lawrence traveling men to attend a Friday evening banquet hosted by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. Secretary Jaude L. Scott has received many acceptances and more are expected as some will be home Sunday. The committee plans a three course dinner at 8:30 with speeches by loyal men and traveling men. Tau Sigma dancing sorority will perform.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Jaude L. Scott
Paul Dinsmioor
Wpen
Tau_Sigma dancing
University of Rahsas
D. G.stutz
George Loigian
Roy Martin
W. C. Simons
H. G. Ingham
T. J Sweeney
Bilars Win Tennis Match in Lincoln Neb May 22
Washington University led the Missouri Valley Conference singles division with Winstock and Sigaloff reaching the semi finals. Smith faces Rogers of Kansas in a third round clash as doubles pairs Brandeberg and Roger clash Xifoleé and Strubble for a spot in the semis. Oklahoma teams Landon and Mazo meet Hoar and Rogers in the other semi-final.
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Incoln
Neb
Ashington University
Bear
Winstock
Sigaloft
Smith
Washington
Rogers
Kansas
Doables
Chamblors
Roger
Brandeberg
Oktalata
Qwere
Shirk Seal
Righ
Xifoleé
Camps Attract Over a Million Young Campers This Summer
More than 1,000,000 boys and girls are expected to attend about 6,000 camps across the United States and Canada this summer. H W Gilson of Boston, head of the National Camp Directors Association, says the season is unusually strong with numerous organized youth groups reporting large turnouts. Data from Boy Scouts, YMCAs, Girl Scouts, Campfire Girls and other bodies show tens of thousands in recent summers, underscoring the growing popularity of organized camps nationwide.
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New York
U. P
United States
Canada
H. W. Gilson
Boston
National Camp ‘Directors’ Association
Massachusetts
Rhode
Girl Scouts
Oldest footprints found in Colorado Canyon by scientist
Washington May 22 UPI reports Dr Charles W Gilmore leading an expedition in the Colorado Grand Canyon uncovered what are described as the oldest taurin ts on Earth more than 25 million years old. The tracks lie on the Yaki trail in moist sand with rocks layered above them as researchers study the imprint’s origin and the creature that left them.
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Colorado Canyon
Washington
U.P
America
Charles W. Gilmore
Smith
Colorado Grand Canyon
Paderewski Named as Polish Presidential Candidate
Reports from Warsaw indicate Ignace Jan Paderewski, famed pianist and former Polish premier, may run for president of the Polish republic. He travels from Paris amid illness and declines to specify his destination or discuss Poland’s political turmoil under Pilsudski.
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Berlin
APL
Iivanawer
Poland
Marshal Pilsadski
Ffarce
National Assembly
Warsaw
A.P.J
National “Assembly
Wojciechowski
Pilsudski
Rataja
Europe
Washington
Repubblic
Besduinnyy
Lremigr
Federewski
Padsewieski
Kal Tilsud
Demand for a Good Roads Amendment Special Session
A Topeka delegation from the state chamber of commerce asks Governor Paullsen to call a special session Tuesday to propose a constitutional amendment allowing Kansas to engage in internal improvements. The chamber backs an amendment to submit to voters in November, but the Senate stalled it in 1925 and again faced rejection during reconsideration. Paullsen insists there must be clear shifts in sentiment before any such session.
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Topeks
Paulen
Ee State
chamber_of commerce
Senate
Jin
Overnor Pausen
Indian Cavalry Troop Invited to Chicago Moose Convention
The Haskell Institute troop, an all Indian cavalry unit with personnel from twenty nine tribes and over twenty states, has been invited to appear in Chicago at the Moose convention on Soldier's Field from July 31 to August 14. The adjutant general authorized Captain Pat A. Sannary to accept the invitation, confirming the troop as a premier representative of its regiment and status as the only all Indian troop in the world.
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Cyriath Cavalry
Haskell Institute
Chicado
Loyal Order of the Mooge
Moose
Soldier's Field
Chicago
Pat A. Sannary
Adjutant General's
G Ren
Paulen
Stion
Breiner Leads in Republican Senate Nomination Race
Results from yesterdays primary show Frederick Breiner of Pendleton winning a sizable lead over incumbent Robert N. Stanfield for the GOP U S Senate nomination. Governor hopefuls Patterson and Tolbert show Republican support while Democratic contenders Pierce and Weber lead in their respective races.
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Syail
Bert B
Randblast
United States
Louise Palmer Weber
Pierce
Norman 3. Richards
Wats
Owl Society initiates twenty four sophomores at KU
Twenty four sophomores were initiated into the Owl club at the University of Kansas during the spring initiation meeting at the Ti Kappa Alpha house. Names include William E. Clark Hart ford Hal Swisher Ly o Clifford Anderson Abilene Harry Satterfield Oakley and others. Bates Huffaker elected president and Tor McFarland secretary. Swarthout to Chicago to interview fine arts instructors. Nash car stolen in Nash, Missouri license 3323 belonging to Verte Hamm.
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Owl Club
University of Kansas
Ti Kappa Arpha
Carl S Rarick Dies by Own Hand in Lawrence
Carl S. Rarick, employed nearly 25 years at Bowersock Industries, died at Memorial hospital after a self inflicted gunshot wound at his home on Ohio Street. Despondent for weeks following influenza illnesses, he attempted to resume work but weakness and illness persisted. He is survived by his widow and two children, Morgan 17 and Alice 13. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Carl S. Rarick
Memorial Hospital
Ohio Street
Ovel
Rarick Roge
Carl “Phillips
A. J. Anderson
Wewee
Barirk
Republican County
Will Ibe
Carl Rarick
Franklin County
Lawrence
Hei
Morgan
Alice
Plumbers Examinations Planned In City Basement Meeting
Local plumbers attended a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce basement to arrange state and city required exams for master and journeyman certificates. The board, led by Dr. Ht. Chambers and others, will test plumbers from Lawrence and visiting workers to ensure competent, safe work and health protection.
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Chamber of
Camperee
Gark Graeber
Jaks Hdmondson
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Alls
John Edmondson
Douglas
Radio 22
Women urged to stay with party in May 22 speech
Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter, noted statewide author, urged women to vote intelligently and remain loyal to a political party. Speaking at the Spheket club mother and daughter luncheon, she warned against shifting with reform movements and emphasized consistent party support to achieve political and governmental impact.
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Twentieth
Kansas
Century
Clus
Margaret Hill McCarter
McCarter
Memory Contest At Junior High Weekends Prize
Eighth and ninth grade pupils competed in the first annual music memory contest in the assembly room at 9 AM under Miss Catharine Crissman. Thirty records tested naming tunes and composers. eleven of the eighth/ninth graders scored 100 percent. Seventeen seventh graders posted high scores. A Victrola and records were provided through Bell's Music Store. Names of top scorers include Mineeva Fetty Ernestine Wilson Helen Brown and Jimmie Metzner among others.
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Catharine Crissman
Bell
Mineeva Fetty
Ernestine Wilson
Helen Brown
Lord Metzler
Jimmie
Schubert
Waters
Bizet
Carmen
Rosary
Nevin
Rizoletto
Verdi
Lucia
Donizetti
Dvorah
Sachems Elect Officers for Upcoming Ceremonial Roles
Sachem senior society elected John Ridh as chief sachem Jack Kincaid will be keeper of the fires Harold Baker serves as medicine man and Harold Smith as vanious man The sachems approve carrying out the Bock Chalk pile ceremony plans inaugurated by the club this year.
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Sachem
John Ridh
Jack Kincaid
Harold Baker
Harold Smith
April boosts strong F A A membership and reserves
The Fraternal Aid Union reports a April surge adding many policies at $1000 each and juvenile memberships from ages one to sixteen. Cash and securities backing the insurer reach near nine million, with national officers maintaining records, safeguarding finances, and auditing 1925 activity.
Senior Organ Recital by Lee Seifert Greene at Fraser Hall
Lee Seifert Greene, pupil of Prof G Skilton of Kansas, gives a senior organ recital Monday at 8 in Fraser Hall. Helen Beard contralto and Bertha Thomas accompanist assist. Program includes Chromatic Fantasie in A Minor, From various composers, and Love Song themes.
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Lee Seifert Greene
G. &. Skilton
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Fraser Hall
Helen Beard
L' Bertha Thomas
Eduard Thiele
Cmgar Franck
Over the Steppe
Alexander
Gretehaninoff
Evos
Dean Kursteiner
Miss Beard
F. Tertius Noble
Pietro Yon
Skilten
Winnebagos
Johannes Brahmins
Sandman
C. S
Shilton
Bernice White
Scott
Gray Dawn
Whielaw Saunders
Louis Vierne
Allegro
PLAN NEW FARM BILL Washington May 23 A
Washington May 23 A members friendly to price stabilization and supporters of the Haugen farm relief measure met after its defeat in the house to craft a revised bill. Western lawmakers said a modified version could pass if price fixing provisions are removed and price maintenance tied to market quotations and import tariffs are dropped.
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Washington
Middel West
Chancellor Lindley to Probe Donation From Kansas City Estate
Chancellor E H H Lindley of the City of Kansas stated he would begin inquiries into reports that Dr Edward Parks Wall of Kansas City advanced income amounting to 75069 dollars from his estate to aid needy Kansas University students. Lindley indicated no definite information was available but would investigate promptly.
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E. HH. Lindley
City of
Kansas
Kansa City
Edward _ Parks Wall
Kansas City
Kansas University
Lindley
Lawranes
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