Three States Debate for High School Championship
Debates to be held at the University of Kansas on Friday May 21 bring together Nebraska Oklahoma and Kansas teams. Nebraska will be represented by Omaha technical high school Oklahoma by Central High School Oklahoma City and Kansas by Berlin High School McPherson with winners and runners up named. The subject will be Resolved That the English parliamentary form of government is preferable to the presidential form of the United States. The tournament will run four rounds with final judge decisions kept until the last round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Ansas
University of Kansas
Ai Visioh
Nebraska Agilly
Omaha
Technical High
Oklahoma
Central High School
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Erlin’ High
Ce McPherson
Witiners
Alabama
Gov Istiamesit
United States
Praska
Smalley Leaves Tonight for East Trip
Ralph T Smalley assistant general manager of the Kansas Electric Power Company departs on an eastern mission. He attends a banquet in New York and will spend time on various engagements tied to the company and industry after the journey.
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Ralph.t.smallex
Arkansas Istreet
Kansas Electric*Power Company
Tex
Mr.Smalley
Discovery
New
L Smalley
Roll Calls in Executive Sessions Change Urged in Washington
AP dispatch reports a rules committee recommending future nominations be considered by a simple majority in open sessions, with a minority opposing restoring a former two-thirds requirement. Debate centered on maintaining or easing access to closed sessions and the voting threshold for nominations.
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Washington
Aly
Jons
Senate
LaFallette
Harrison
Mississippi
Swanson
Virgin
Local Families Visit for Sunday Evening at Clearfield
A group of neighbors and relatives gathered Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Van Rangs and later traveled to Eudora for the high school graduation commencement. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Enhau er Irene and Henry Lawrenz and family, Mr and Mrs Aral Albert Moldenhauer, Mr and Mrs Will Bord and family, and Mrs Breithart with Christina Sal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
John Hermman
Clyde
Mary Bell
John Hays
Grace Hays
H. H. Hays
Frank van
Van
Piynter
Henry Bell
Mary
Albert. Moldenhauer
Ralph i
Rearson
Wi. A. Scott
Joe Hugh
Raymond
Kalb
Baldwin “High
Hole In the Rock
Town
Lawrence
Alprt
Moldnhaber
Clarence
Henry. Preithavet An
Maurice O'Neil
W. E. Hoskin
Vinland
John Hyland
Kansas City
Hays
Ottawa Cal Fern
Henry Brei
Pittsburg
State Teachers’ College
Monnday
Ted I
Black Jack
Merchant Marine
Jere
Frank van Tries
Nora
Irene van Tries
Raimond Kalb
Uncle Tom
Ge Theatre
Baldwin
Neil
H. ‘T- Howard
Jand
Williamenhauer
Irene
Henry Lawrenz
Aral
Albert Moldenhauer
Will-Bord
Famh
Arents
Frank
Dariene Boyd
Henry Breithart
Elter
Clearfield
Eudora
Breithhristina
Wellsville
Baldwin District 41 Miss Vida Mack Visits Osborne Friends
Baldwin area notes detail visits and social ties as Miss Vida Mack returns from Osborne Kansas after visiting Miss Rachel Wilson and Mrs Glenn of Miami Florida. Local residents, including the Beeks and Keohane sisters, host and travel to Kansas City. Fragments note Mrs Calpin Er Holman’s slow recovery and Miss Anna Reinhard’s stay in Baldwin briefly before Delta Delta Delta guest visit.
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Vida- Mack
Osborne
Kan
Rachel Wilson
Roy
iGlenn
James
Miami
Fla
Baldwin
Baker
Glenn
Methodist Church
Charles BE. Becks
Kansas City
Adl
iClyde' Knox
Ruby
Gladys ‘Keohane
Helen Keohane
Jack Webber
Cheyenne
Wyo
Knox
Acegin
Mildred
Gladys Hunt
Satuday
Eleanor .Brown
Senath
Bethany Hospital
Karisag City
Ken
Methodist
Tanna Reinhard
Independence
School of Expression
New York City
Bald
Delta Delta Delta House
Reinhard
Miriam Irene
Hunt
Kansas
Jude
Alpha -Chi: Omega
Mar
Athin, Ie Kai
Baldwin Social Notes On Delegates and Graduations
Baldwin community pages report Mrs Rose Case and delegates to Arkansas City conventions with local social updates. Florence Kirkpatrick hosted a gathering at Baldwin, as Miss Norman Gardner heads Baldwin High School domestic science plans, while Miss Martha Donegil returns from Lawrence.
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Sheme
Néss
Ethel Watkins
Baldwin’ High School
Ottawa
Clyde Coffman
Richard
Mabey ‘Loyd
Roger
Overbrook
Baldwin
Harry
Baker
Kappa Sigma House
Arid
Luke’ Ian
H. K. .Ebright
Betty
Lawrence
Ebright
Iaa Kell
Lioyd Bea
American Legion
Mys
G. G. Robison
Phyllis
Gertrude
Emma
Caroling
Lincoln
Heb
Fred Cuiter
Samuel A
J. Edward, Hedges
Kansas City
Br. Hedge
James Q., Scott
Harriett. Rapp
Hacklett
Lané
Charles Rapp
Rapp
Charles Jturper
Ot — Hartford
O. Haye
Kansas
Deel
Catherine Whitmore
Hester’ Beauchamp
Crowder Community Notes and Visiting Guests
Crowder area social notices recount visits by Mrs Will Deskin and sons and numerous neighbors including the Hetricks Shelly Griffins and Armstrongs. It lists baptisms births, farm meetings postponed due to muddy roads and travel disruptions on northern routes.
Grain and livestock action in Chicago and Kansas City markets
Chicago and Kansas City markets show mixed commodity activity with soy and wheat prices slipping while hog and cattle trade remains steady. Livestock quotations reflect lower hogs and steady slaughter classes, alongside regional grain and butter markets giving varied signals for near term demand.
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Chicago
Ate
Two-Sleen at City Jail Reported by Local Officials
Two sleepers remained at the city jail last night according to local officers. A note references Paints Barber's D Store and Ader, with unclear details. Further verification needed to clarify names and exact location.
Lecompton Community Notes Honor Departing Teachers
Lecompton residents attend a farewell for high and grade school teachers in the auditorium. The event, sponsored by the community council and YWCA, honored Mrs Pankratz Prof Jordan and Miss Dora Black, with speeches, musical numbers, and a cream and wafers reception. A May pageant closed the school year with a large turnout and awards, followed by a community luncheon and visits from Topeka and Lawrence residents.
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Zella Iliff
Topeka
Lecompton
Rose
Southland
Robert Joy
Baby
Lawrence
N. E. Whipple
Harvey Glenn
Communisty Council
Pankratz
East
Pan
Sie Sty Ae
Edward ‘McClandhan
Toi Topeka
George Young
Louise Shaffer
Fredonia
Bella Jackson
Young
Richland
Tecumsen
Ida McRae
Mary McRae
Capital City Business College
Cobb
Ottawa
Charles Swangler
Kansas City
Texas
Elmer Goldrich
Mr. Smith
Theopolis Holmes
Rachael Wagner
Edith Slavens
Arthur Moore
Miss* Black
O. J. Lane
J Lane
Downing
Lawrence Atter
Cecil Lasswell
Earl Doolittle
Lasswell
George Lasswell
Bennett and Cochett win mixed doubles French championship
In Paris on May 28 the duo Eileen Bennett of England and Hank Cochett of France defeated Helen Wills and Francis Hunter of the United States in straight sets 6-3 6-2 to claim the mixed doubles title. Wilbur Coen from Kansas City defeated Tan Collins of England in the men’s singles third round 2-6 6-0 6-2 6-0.
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Paris
Eileen Bennett
England
Hank Cochet
France
Helen Wills
Francis T. Hunter
United States
Wilbur Coen
Kansas City
Uncle Sam
The
Ledger
Downing Tan Collins
Ergland
Apathy in Election Marks Britain Campaign
London reports apathy has marked Britain’s May 30 general election campaign. Party leaders fear faltering voter turnout as byelections encroach on government support. Editors note waning enthusiasm across England Wales and Scotland amid 615 parliamentary seats contested.
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London
Great” ‘Britain
Perhan
Beer St
Srenient
Eich
Apeac
England
Wales
Scotland
Collision Between Cars at Fourteenth and Kentucky Streets
Two vehicles, driven by F. H. Hevers of Kansas City Kansas and B. at 2008 Mississippi Street, collided yesterday evening near Fourteenth and Kentucky according to a police department report.
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F. H., Hevers. ii
Kansas City
Kan
Mississippi Street
Kentucky
Police Department
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Cane
David “Sturm
Leonard
Albert
Moldenhauer
E. ‘Kalb
Ralph .Kalb Hope
Ralph T Smalley
Dan
Massachusetts ‘Street
DIST
Will Deskin
Glaeetee
Donald
Jack
Grimes
Noah Hetrick
Blanche Shelly
Barker
van Jife Hetrick
Henry Pelvis
Bie Lotion
Elmer Shields
J. Pipes
Harrison Rose
Vieve Fay
Jack Myers
Rivgeaker
Collins
Sidyne Eyett
Hattie Armstrong
Asa Colman
Kanwalei
Prowder Lake
View ‘ Farm
Wil} Martin
George Plimmer
Perry
Crowder
Ternoon
Ormal Hodson
Lake View
Henry ‘Collins
Rollie
Clayton
Prescott -Gens
Harlie Armstrong
Clifford, Neustifter
Andj
Jack Grimes
Ona Belle Gollins
OW. I. Gollins
C. Doane
W.im. Crowder
Guy Grimes
Zeny Ollins
Anwaka
Henry
Ostood Armstrong
Harome
Advair
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas City Livestock
Estes
Neers
Sieg
Tamsapa
Ower
Arizona
Bulge
Ately
Andy Shade Signa
Bits
Tri
South Carolina
Ber- Cobblers
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Ruseeke
Kirsty
New York
Liberty Das
Liberty
Treasury
Wall Street
Atchison
New York Central
Colorado & Southern
New Haven
T. Louis Southwestern
Exua & Pacific
Los
General Electric
United Aircraft
Curtiss ‘Aeros
Roebuck American Can
Columbia-Carbon
Koigter Radio
Weatinghongs
iElectris
Johns-Maville Ahd
Gillette Safety Razor
Barber's
D Store
Ader
Wills
Hunter
Junior Coen
Setae
Crear
Richardson County
Falls City Creamery. CO
Fallsity
Neb
Barteldes Seed Co
Miller Cord
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