Must Have League or Wilson Will Run Debate Shapes 1920 Campaign
Chicago session of the Democratic National Committee weighs Wilson administration prospects and potential candidates. Names such as William Jennings Bryan and others appear as speculation, with emphasis on party unity and preparations for the 1920 campaign. The committee plans to meet again to determine the field and strategy.
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University loaning valuable painting collection to university
The Yeo Tage Collection of paintings will be loaned to the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts for indefinite study. The works, among the state's best, will move from the family home on 14th Street to the Administration building’s east wing and be open to art students and the public after hanging is completed. The group includes works by Partridge Adams and others.
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University of Kansan
Butler
Fine Arts
Ari Oty
Woodward
Tih
Coltertatts
Rery Maroby
Mosdayrbinet
Vralyk
Ciardi
Thanlow
Cemputten
Partridge Adams
O Ue
Schevet
School of Mine Arts
Dune Us
Belgian King Albert to visit Washington for League of Nations talks
Reports from Versailles indicate King Albert of Belgium is expected in Washington to chair the forthcoming League of Nations meeting in October. The German peace delegation may counter with a 52.87 billion mark claim to offset Allied reparation demands.
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Kansas Athlete Honored by Choice in Track Honors
A Kansas athlete is named among fifty leading American track stars to join the national squad. He excels as a high jumper and has set Valley Conference marks, while also competing in sprints and relays. Observers note his speed, endurance, and athletic lineage as key factors in his recognition.
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Man Sentenced in Distest Court Case at Eudora
Six months after a cutting spree in Eudora last Christmas, two men faced a district court verdict. The defendant was ordered to serve a term for the assault, with Winebarrs and others present during the public cutting scene.
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Osear
French Premier's Daughter Receives War Decorations
A fragmentary Paris piece notes the daughter of Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau has long been devoted to war work and lists her receiving the Croix de Guerre among other decorations.
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France
Eisin
Craix de Gueite
Fight Continues Against Typhoid in City Water
Health officials urge continued battle as typhoid fears rise in Lawrence. Despite claims of pure water, reliance on wells prompts vaccination drive and free anti typhoid treatment offered by state board. First vaccination window tomorrow 12 to 1 at City Hall.
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Louis women aid discharged soldiers in home service work
Elizabeth Mank, a Kansas University graduate from Lawrence, has worked in St. Louis since October on a two week furlough, praising co operation among local professions. A lawyer and doctors offer free services and hospitals provide space for patients. Mrs C F Higgins of Dallas visits Lawrence with her sister Mildred Popplewell for a church choir recital. The 1920 census projects 10 to 12 million employed women in the United States, as efforts to solve woman worker issues continue.
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C. FE. Higgins
Dallas
Texas
Lawrence
Thomas ‘Popplewell
Higgins
Oak Cliff Christian Church
Mildred Popplewell
United States
Hawker Flight Attempt Ended by Water Cooling Failure
A flawed trial by a Hawker airship failed to cross the Atlantic due to water cooling problems in the engine and weak spark from the wireless gear. Lieutenant Commander Grieve noted prospects for aerial navigation depend on aprimement of wireless guidance systems. Weather hindered progress with strong northeast winds and limited airfield space.
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Containeravieve
Larry G. Hawker
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Everland
Ana Sy
Portugal Decorates Crew of Nancy Four
London May 28 The crew of the American seaplane N C1 which made the first trans Atlantic flight was decorated with the grand cross of the order of the Tower and Sword by Portugal. The decoration was presented by the Portuguese foreign minister in Lisbon.
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Landmark house in Lawrence sold to engineer for remodeling
The al stone house in Lawrence reputed to be the former home of Governor Robinson in Kansas has been sold to mining engineer professor R. L. Crider. He purchased it from J. D. Bowersock and plans to convert it into a modern residence near Fourteenth and Louisiana streets. The article notes a separate event about Most Rev. Austin Dowling’s investiture in St Paul Cathedral.
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Kansas
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Memorial Day Observances Ordered by G A R Post
Memorial Day activities set with a short parade at 2 pm beginning at the courthouse. Washington post and Samuel Walker post members to lead with veterans, local companies, and escort, then services at First Methodist Church and Robinson Gymnasium. University band to play and Rev Earl Blackman to speak. 200 voice chorus to provide music.
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William Jewell Jayhawker Eiertall Team to Play Newt
The Jewellites travel to Ames Iowa for a Missouri Valley Conference game against Ames. The trip includes key players and a probable Friday afternoon departure from Millville. Coach Macoubrie's team aims to challenge the Ames squad as they invade Missouri.
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Missouri
Capper seeks Clayton Act amendment on farmers unions
In Congress today Senator Capper of Kansas introduced an amendment to the Clayton Act permitting collective bargaining by farmer organizations. The measure was referred to the judiciary committee and endorsed by various state granges. Also, Rep Graham prepared a resolution to appoint a 15 member special committee to probe war department expenditures, with immediate consideration sought. The House rules committee delayed action on daylight saving repeal while awaiting guidance from the New York attorney general on potential contract effects.
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Kansas
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War Department
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House Rules Committee
Geat
New York
KU Fine Arts awards seven scholarships for next year
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts grants seven scholarships for the coming year. Senator Suther Campbell supports a freshman award and George J. Kreeck of Laveo endows a music student scholarship. Three scholarships total two of 50 and one of 55 dollars will be awarded to female and male students.
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Suther Canper
Ine N Varain
George J. Kreeck
Lavewo
School of Fine Arta
Vine Arts
Germans Propose 14 Point Base for Peace at Versailles
German counter proposals argue for a peace based on Wilson's 14 points and deny the Allied demands. They seek limited armament, no territorial changes without local consent, a free Danzig, six month evacuation, and retention of colonies if in a league of nations, warning of economic ruin under the proposed treaty.
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Germany
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Versailles
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East Prussia
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Hold Standard Tests in Lawrence Schools This Week
Grade school pupils in Lawrence undergo three r s standardized tests across arithmetic reading spelling and writing to gauge their standing against city and national results. The tests, administered this week in all grades below high school, are conducted with the help of University of Kansas education students and will be compared to figures from two years prior with a full report expected in August.
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