Drug Gist Convention Opens In Lawrence 1914
The Drugists’ Convention met in Lawrence for a three day session with officers elected for the coming year. Key posts included President C. Reedy Salina and Secretary L Y Riesen Marysville, with a large turnout of about 150 attendees, mostly women. A Lawrence auto tour and university visit highlighted the social program as the Kansas Pharmacists Association organized its slate and the State Board of Pharmacy held exams.
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Ha Chon
Reedy Salina
Hound. Parsons
R. M. Rath
Cordge City
L. VY. Riesen
Marysville
G. M. Brunt
Topeka
Walter J
Pangs
Madjon
L. KE. Sayre
Lawrence
J. W. Gresenburg
Kansas City
Doin Ty Moore
W. Engberg
Meihiersen
TG. Fowler
Independence
J. Kowalski
Emporias
Aman
F. W. Ekstrand
Salina
Kansas Ularmacenutical Eition
Uie-ahare Ices
GU. Co
Ree
PLAL
Woltiers
A. YE. Holmes
Raw Pharmaceutical Travelers
Assieition
Ed. Mamili
Kankas City
Ts Deviery
Travers
Measonie Temple
Lawrence Anto Association
Dick Beothers
Fey
Art Larence
Jones
Earthas
State Board
State Board of Pharmacy
Sflcers
W. Senroin
Wichita
Seertley
W . E. Sheriff
Ellsworth
Belsit
Heat wave drives Kansas temperatures past historic May mark
A heat wave hit western and southwestern Kansas with readings near 97 at noon and a prior May record of 96 set in 1896. Crop conditions suffer as rain is badly needed. some counties report extreme heat with no relief in sight. Local reports note a 104 degree shade reading near Hufelinson and widespread heat across Wichita area.
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Kansas
Agstral
Wichita
Kan
Five Testify In Favor Of Roosevelt Moderate Use Stated
Marquette May 29 five witnesses testified Roosevelt was a moderate user of intoxicants. They described him drinking black coffee and water during the Cuban campaign and wine only in social settings, never to excess. Witnesses included Charles Thompson of New York and Philip Roosevelt son of the president, who said no liquor odor or intoxication was observed.
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Marquette
Roosevelt
Cuba
Charleslis Thompson
New York
Washington
White House
Philip
Tuan
Pande Adder
Vollentinn Int
Ely
Andrew Wie
Abele
Trenton
Tuckson
Ohio
Adele
Colaiel
Free Swim Week At Y M C A For Boys Training
Free swim classes run Tuesday to Thursday next week at the Y M C A with Physical Director Boltz in charge. About forty boys from local schools will learn swimming at the YMCA pool. tickets were distributed yesterday. Marriage license issued for Mike Lindley and Laney Nellon of Lawrence. Fire destroys F W Glidden home at 901 Michigan street. loss about $400.
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Boltz
Mike “Lindley
Laney Nellon
Lawrence
Michzan Street
School Out Vacation Begins Today in Lawrence
Students in Lawrence celebrate the end of the winter term as vacation begins. Nearly ninety grade school pupils are promoted to the high school and many advance, while others start summer activities or may not return in fall. Faculty and families bid farewell with last day exercises as lists of promoted graduates and names from the graduating class are noted.
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Heane
Shost
Merwin
Ron
Hbiah
Pall
Senator Simmons Denounces Tariff Bias Against American Ships
Washington May 2 Senator Simmons of the Commerce Committee announced in a press conference that the proposed five percent differential on imports for American owned or controlled vessels would be dropped from the tariff oil in the senate. The state department protests and the president’s support were noted as roots of dispute. Simmons discussed equalization duty on raw materials and manufactured goods. a revision was reached but Simmons aligned with Wilson ideas to the finance committee. Enderswald? Chairman Enderwindl favored American ships and condemned foreign discrimination.
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Washinton
Senator Simmons
Chain of Thenance Committee
Tai Iy Aly
Senate
Z Simmons
State Department
Siromoris
Wirgon
Simmons
City Water Lab Reports Water Condition Good
The Lawrence City water department reports the bacteriological laboratory test from yesterday shows the water condition was good. Strong, brisk evening and Friday forecast with cool winds and chilly temperatures.
Pearson Case Sparks Public Outcry Over Plea Entry
The Pearson case details a plea agreement influenced by friends to suppress a victim’s name. Judge Wilson allowed a plea change after sentencing, provoking protests by Pearson’s attorney and local officials. Community outrage centers on decency standards and fraternity reputations amid allegations of impropriety and legal maneuvering.
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Pearson Tise
Pearson
Ad. Be Wilson
Regurt
Marshall Gorrill
Dudga Wilson
Gorrill
Teminor Tyew Mor
Diawer'gyek
Amick
Judy Wilson
Iggarsun
Lawrence
Mog
Leche
Mearset
Daunts Rock Liner Haverford Sails From Liverpool
The American liner Haverford sailed yesterday from Liverpool for Philadelphia and struck Daunts Rock near the mouth of the Rock, taking water and causing a refloating effort. About one hundred fifty second-class passengers remained aboard as the ship faced rough seas and a damaged forward compartment, with relief measures underway. The voyage continues despite the mishap as passengers prepare for disembarkation.
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Queenstown
Har Rford
Daimt
Gork Harker
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Haverford
Daunts Rock
Water Rand
Rashad
Havkford Tyule
Dawn Hoek Yannael
McGoltech
Ress Preaver
Lawrence High School Commencement Tonight at Bowersock Theater
The Class of 1913 closes its stellar record with a strong finish. Commencement exercises are scheduled for eight o clock this evening at Bowersock Theater, delayed a day this year due to Memorial Day observances. The class is noted as one of the largest in recent memory.
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Lawrence “High - School
Bowersock Theater
University club forms to build new center building
The University Club, a new organization of university men, met last night to approve a plan to purchase property for a center building. Mr Young pledged to have the building ready by September 1, with work starting soon. The group debated options and adopted the land plan.
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Universty Men
Ike
Memorial Day tribute parade and services in Lawrence
Memorial Day events in Lawrence include a morning ceremony for Civil War veterans and a parade of veterans from the Continent to Grand Army sessions. The day features a procession from the hotel to Bowersuck Theater, with a program at the theater, and recognition of all veterans past and present. Members of the Lawrence Auto Club urged to attend with old soldiers to the cemetery.
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Lawrence
Lawrie
Adil
Bowersuck Theater
Wilate B. Metcalty
Wafleng
Grand Army Oist
Haskell
Nounder Cemmand
Tol
Potts
Mewersock Pherter Jerry
Brig
En Wilder S. Moteal Fyushial
Stein
Allaie Ardet
Chirki
Joneson
Ron
Kansas
Washington
Aldriel
Veeverans
Sons of Veterans
Indian Battatar
Col. Milligan
T—Sapl
Wiker Post GF
AL RL
Volopeat
Ladies Argillary
Soi Walker
Lawrence Anto
Lileir
Professor Carruth Bids Farewell At KU
Professor W H Carruth, vice chancellor of the University of Kansas, bids farewell as he leaves for Stanford. He urges students to deepen involvement in student government, mentions smoking restrictions, and reflects on forty years of university service and the coming transition.
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W. H. Carruth
University of Kansas
Carruth
Jn Chapel
I Wathering
Sin- Carruth Crowh
Feaves
Leland Stanford
California
Mérning
Goig
Tim
Rand
Lal thenYeswlent
Havally Advisory Committee
Conan
Suing Physicians Over Treatment Leads to Court Case
John lex files suit in Douglas County District Court against G. MS. Liston and others alleging malpractice left him crippled. The case cites prior work with Bennett & Ceilkison of Tula, Kansas, and notes attorney involvement. Also mentions presentation of a Loving Cup at the High School commencement for top scholar from Ly HS, with antique details and a $912 value.
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Douglas County
John Lex
Tive
Ly HS
Pri Regianyted
Birth of Leah Wranves Reported by Bieford Family
Mr and Mrs J W Bieford announce the birth last night of a baby daughter named Leona Wranves. The title notes the family welcome and the newborn's name.
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J. W. Bieford
Leona Wranves
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Lawrence Entoruhson
Hage
Colin
Rome
Trene
Lena Bignall
Reth -Hoyles
Marie Brown
Velma Burnan
Theta Clack
Lucille Cole
Dorothea
Engel
Corinne Emery
Josephine
Fagal Frieda Gibbs
Ruby Harris
Margaret Hawe
Meda Llandley
Ethel Jones
Kathryn Lane
Ruth McNish
Edwina Pecklat
Hazel Radelift
Hazel Rigas
Lucille Roberts
Ghadys- Searles
Figare
Shook Nadine i ‘Ailsel
Mildred White
Albert Adair
Arthur Boener
Sack Tann Brown
Walter Buchanan Miller Carpenter
Lawrence Constan Arthle Dring
Rinley Harald Kirks
Hernan Meuffets Therm
Mudd
Earl Trincle Sumner Herrin Thom
Nora Bennett
Eunive Birch
Ilana Broat
Kelle ‘Burgess
Elaine Carter
Marie Clawson
Bright Corley - Pleate
Dorothy Koelring
Lyda' Longaneeker
Orva Melee
Blanche Miller
Catherine Oder
Dorothy Pringle
Bernice Reeves
Doris Roherman
Glenna Tublee
Ethel Shearer
Pawine Sterling Evel Thomaz Hallie Vaughn
Leah Wilson
Bessie Woollard
Emik Black
Lawrence Kower
Wilson
Cork Harbor
England
Weylind Csi
Winiek
Ink Aaiel Anit
Germany
Erad Tated
Mi ‘Lala Brown
Tni
Mies Grace Poort
Grace Blair
Maifet
Jace Bell
Annette Ashton
Welock
Tives Janior
Mrsie Morten
Firace
Poiwill
Cranees Seélix
Gracie Windner
Marion Lesner
Sk. Mandelin Club
Fraser Wan
Torent
University ‘Club
L. H
Mary. Myers
Nol. L. Brown
Blanche Simons
Scretary
Argill Sproull Ache
Sankee
Vite
T:e Bowersock
Henry K. Welle
E. Eliared
K. Es
H Iravin
Crafton
America
Agaetabls
Prof
Carruth Bibs
Prof. Carruth
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