Freshman election news on the hill amid campus quirks
Election day on Mt Oread drew little attention as freshmen cast ballots for class officers amid mudslinging notes from Pachacamac and Oread Kayhawks. A vote for certain W S G A revisions flopped as poll workers saw little quorum among women students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Oread
Pachacamacs
Oread- Kayhawks
Cave
Khown
Party of the Ever-Rising Sun
Gordon Schumaker
Men’s Student Council
Pachacamac
es’Ring Lardner
Repeal Comments Stir Repeal Debate Across States
The Associated Press reports mixed reactions to repeal of the 18th amendment. Alfred E. Smith and Bishop James Cannon Sr. support repeal or oppose it, while Andrew Volstead and Newton D. Baker frame the issue as temperance driven. North Carolina and South Carolina papers reflect regional stances, noting dry sentiment and political activity surrounding repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Smith
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Andrew J. Volstaad
Volstead Ac
Newton D. Baker
William D. Upshaw
Charlotte
North Carolina
Columbia
S.C
Commonwealth
Top Hats and Ermine Highlight New York Horse Show Jubilee
New York November 9 AP Amid top hats and ermine wraps the Golden Jubilee National horse show opened in Madison Square Garden. Prominent guests include John Hay Whitney George B St George William du Pont E Victor Loew and Mrs Wagstaff. Social season elegance featured siren gowns velvet trains and mink coats with jewel tiaras and bright accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adison
Jen.iamonds
Old Garden
Madison Square
Lo Vanderbilt
Duchess of
William du Ponts
E. Victor Loew
David Warstaffs
Wagstaff
Sarvriiy
Mae Westera
Horges
Blaze at Paper Mill Threatened Buildings
A fire at the Lawrence Paper mill near New Hampshire street destroyed several bales of paper and endangered a storage shed with tar grease. Fire Chief Paul Ingels said the cause is unknown and suggested a spark from a shiresey may have started the blaze. firefighters fought the blaze for about an hour with only material losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
New Hampshire Street
Paul Ingels
Ashiresey
Marie Dressler at 62 Receives World Birthday Congratulation
Hollywood November 9 AP reports Marie Dressler actress on her sixty second birthday today received congratulations from around the world via letters telegraphs and cables. She will be guest of honor at a dinner by Louis B Mayer with guests including James Rolph Jr Jeanette MacDonald May Robson Mary Pickford Norma Shearer Polly Moran and Lionel Barrymore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Marie Dressler
Louis B. Mayer
James Rolph, Jr
Jeanette MacDonald
May Robson
Mary Pickford
Norma Shearer
Polly Moran l
Lionel Barrymore
New King on Throne in Afghanistan After Death
Bombay reports the nation mourns as 21 year old Mo Zahir Shah ascends the throne after King Nadir Shah Ghazi is slain by a traitor. The new king, cousin of Amanullah, inherits government duties and faces ongoing modernization efforts amid tribal opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
Afghanistan
Nadir Shah Ghazi
Arho
Yester- Fou
Mo Zahir Shah
Maazoe
Amanullah
Death of Mrs C P Galbraith in Burke, Kansas
J B Gangesh announces the death of his mother Mrs C P Galbraith at 97 after a two day illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday in Harrington Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per . C. P. Galbraith
J. B. Gangesh
Mra. C. P. Galbraith
Bur- Kan
Fa. Galbraith
Harrington
Kan
Burton Holmes Travelogue Draws Big KU Audience
A large crowd at the University of Kansas auditorium listened to Burton Holmes, world famous traveler, present travel pictures as the second program in the community lecture series. Holmes, in his forty first year of lecturing, noted that the program would feature Around the World and Scenes in Paris with live commentary. He described pictures taken 20 to 25 years ago and commented on Paris fashions, especially women's dress, as the slides appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Holmes
K. U. Auditorium
Ninth Street
Holmes
University of Kansas
Burton Holmes
Senior High Armistice Day Program Planned
Prof. E. C. Buehler of the Sethe speech and dramatic art department will speak at tee o'clock tomorrow in the School auditorium. Miss Dixie Finley of Haskell Institute will perform two numbers in an Indian costume. The assembly program will be open to the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Buehler
Sethe
Dixie Finley
Haskell Institute
Dresaean
Dean Swarthout to Attend Cincinnati Music Committee
K A Dean of Music will travel to Cincinnati Friday to meet the National Association of Schools of Music curriculum committee. Members include Earl Moore of the University of Oregon and others from Eastman Rochester, New England Conservatory Boston, Coombs Conservatory Philadelphia, and Louisville Conservatory of Music. Swarthout will attend a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concert conducted by Eugene Goossens and return to Lawrence Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Swarthout
Cincinnati
National Association of Schools of Music
Earl Moore
Music University of Origan
Hon. Hanson
Eastman Book Music
Rochester
New York
Wallace Goodrich
New England Conservatory
Boston
Massachs
Gilbert Coombs
Coombs Conservatory
Music
Philadelphia
William C. Mayforth
Louisville Conservatory
Armistice Day Session Led by Council Official Hosford
Postmaster C B Hosford will preside at an Armistice Day program at 8 pm conducted by the newly formed Council on International Nations. Tentative offerings include a parish folk dance by Mary Ellen Miller and partner and Tausic by Haskell students. Dowdal-Davis, VP of the M G C A at K U, helps arrange. Brakeman Suffers Wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hosford
Council On International Nations
Mary Ellen Miller
Haskell
I Dowdal- Davis
M. GC. A
K. U
Brakeman
Neodesha Man Attacked by Negro Transient
Neodesha Kansas November 9 AP John Mathews Frisco freight brakeman living here was severely wounded when a Negro transient stabbed him yesterday at Beaumont Junction Mathews had ordered the man from a train Other trainmen assisted Authorities at Augusta said wounds were serious Mrs Eva Ward Abraham underwent an operation at Memorial hospital this morning her condition is satisfactory Maud L Clarke has gone to Planganton to visit relatives
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Neodesha
Kan
John Mathews
Frisco
Beaumont Junction
Mathews
Augusta
Eva Ward Abraham
Memorial Hospital
Maud L. Clarke
Mrs. JR. Holmes
Rock Cuban Fort Seized as Rebels Flee After Bombardment
Wild scenes followed the federal capture of Dragones and San Ambrosio forts as Baista’s troops threatened bombardment from land and sea. Loyal forces occupied the forts at dawn, looting ensued, and gunfire echoed through the city while reports from the provinces remained unreliable due to disrupted communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azares
Dragones
San Ambrosio
Batista
Mantanzas
Camaguey
Oriente
Livestock Moves on to Market Ends Strike in Territory
Sioux City dispatch reports truckloads of cattle hogs and sheep headed to Sioux City signaling an apparent end to farm strike picketing in the region Sheriff William Tice ordered deputy escorts for arriving trucks while Plymouth County farmers formed a law and order league to clear highways if pickets resume Civil committees backed by the National Farmers Holiday Association pledged peace officer support and relief programs with a promise to back Sheriff Rippey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa Territory
William Tice
Plymouth County
Law and Order
Chicago, Milwauek
St. & Pacific
Portsmouth
George EB. Jensen
Shelby County
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Organization of Civil Committees
le Mars
Law and Order League
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Ralph Rippey
National Husking Title Won by Nebraska Champ
Sherman Henriksen of Lancaster county Nebraska won the 10th annual national husking title with 27.62 bushels in 80 minutes at the Ben Stalp farm near West Point. Teammate Harry Town of Lancaster county was second with 23.27 bushels. runner up Illinois and Indiana champions followed with 33 and 25.26 net husks respectively.
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West Point
Neb
Sherman Henriksen
Lancaster County
Nebraska
Ben Stalp
Here
Harrytown
County
Henriksen
William Rose
Henry County
Illinois
Imest Rehn
Putnam County
Harry Brown
Cuming County
Lawrence Pitzer
Indiana
Lawrence House
Goodland
Kan
Kansas
Ernest Rehn
Ilinois
Fountain County
Ted Blake
Redwood Falls
Minn
Opera Star Heads West to Seek Divorce
Chicago opera singer Ransa Mary McCormic halted briefly on a flight to Los Angeles to pursue a divorce claiming she must be in court there Monday. She objected to the title princess and said lawyers advise court action, denying the princess label and planning a stop in Amerie, Texas to visit her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransa Mary McCormic
Chicago
Los Angeles
Madame
Amerie Texas
Father
Obituary: Mrs Orin Jordan of Beloit Dies at 26
News of the death of Mrs. Orin C. Jordan was received with sorrow in Lawrence and surrounding communities. Born Mabel Ruth Day October 11, 1907 near Lawrence, she died October 25, 1988 after childbirth complications, survived by husband Orin C. Jordan and two young children, parents Bert and Rosa Day, and sister Mrs Phillip Commons. Funeral services were held at Beloit United Brethren church with burial in Elmira cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Jordan
Lawrence
Mabel Ruth ‘Day
Bert Calvin
Rosa Myrtle Day
Sibley
Kan
Be'n Toit
Mitchell County
James Edward
Jordan
Douglas County
Blue Mound
Vinland Tureigh
Kansas University
Douglas County Christian Endeavors
The
Friends
Heroit
United Brethren Church
Servin
Charles Jordan
Beloit
Kaw
Vermont Street
Lsw
University of Kansas
Belait
North Mill Street
Lown
Marjorie Rosa
daugh_ter
Orin GC. Jordan
Phillip Commons
Heatherington
Walter
Tice
Orval Hemphill
Vinland
Orin C. Jordan
Eighth Grade Math Booklet By Students
Nine eighth grade students under Miss Susan Friend prepared a small scale thesis booklet on the development of number. It charts history from early times and is attractively arranged. Students include Betty Jean Ables Lillian Henry Holtzclaw Bill Hunzicker Owen Maljan ny Joney Janice Patchen Edwin Beck and David Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Num
Ted
Erade Ematics
Susan Friend
Secto Mathematica
Betty Jean Ables
Lillian Henry Holtzclaw
Bill Hunzicker
Owen Mal Janny Joney
Janice "Bred Stu- Patchen
Edwin Beck
David " Price
Community urged to close for Armistice Day activities
S id Meade president of the Chamber of Commerce urged all business and professional interests to close from 1 to 3 Saturday afternoon November 11 so the community may join Haskell Institute and the American Legion in Armistice Day observances. The program includes an all Indian presentation and a Haskell Grinnell football game at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell- Grinnell
Sid Meade
Chamber of Commerce
Meade
Haskell Institute
American Legion
Haskell
Grinnell
Roe Cloud
Washington
Malang Thig
Haskell Ang Begems Qrimatee Areei Chamber of Commerce
Dinner party honors birthdays and local note items
Brackett area hosts Mr. and Mrs. Yeoman and Mr. and Mrs. Fralick for dinner honoring Mrs. Fralick and A K Hayden. Guests include several local families and Lawrence visitors. School notes praise attendance and top scores with multiple A grades. Eileen Martin appears in recital and the toy symphony progresses under Miss Wilma Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Yeoman
Arnold Fralick
A. K.hayden
A. K Valley
C. Thiery
Hayden
Mr. Curtis
Pleasant
Herbert
Willard
Donald
Alwilma
Knowledge Hill
Betty Lee Brewer
Lawrence
R. W. Yeeman
Joan Fralick
W. P. Martin
C. H. Larcom
Patricia Larcom
Irvin Hulce
Daniel Irby
Brackett
Mary Alice Martin
Tracy
Eileen Martin
Dale Babbit
Eileen
Dale
U. S
Mary Alica Martin
Norman Hack
Archie Jennings
Jamsie Cray
Alice Adeline Kasold
Lois McClung
Carlyle Kinzer
Lawrence Memorial High School
Bach
Jersel
Neoo
Toy Symphony
Mrs. Fralick
Mr. Yoeman
A. i
Community ties mark Brackett gathering and funeral
A Brackett gathering lists many residents and visitors including the Haydens and Kasolds. Ernest Kasold hosted a dinner with Emmett and R. Yooman guests, while Paul Rudiger is remembered after his death. Nearby travel to Kansas City and Swope Park is noted. mourners attend Rudiger funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kasold
Martin Bingham
Sat Mill
Canyon
N._M
Paul Rudiger
Brackett
Rudiger
Wilfred Martindessa
J. S. Emmett
Paul Kasold
Eugene Ricter
E. Kasold
Community Notes From Twin Mound Area Church and Local Club
Sunday church services drew a large crowd as regular meetings resume on the first and third Sundays. Neighbors share family updates from Hall to Bliss, Thurber to Sullivan, with weekly visits, a Halloween party at a Clark era homestead, and travel reports from Lawrence and Abilene. Local residents purchase a new automobile, tend barns, and host gatherings while discussing school and teachers meetings.
Grayson community club Halloween party and notes
Thursday events include a 6:00 p m interview and musical program with Mrs Jordon and Mrs Cle Clough among attendees. Grayson Community Club held a Halloween session at the schoolhouse with masked dances, square dancing, and pupil singing led by Mrs Rath and Mrs Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Smith
Albert Oy Aon
Lena Nothdorf
Jordon
VA. Case
Glenn
Everett Nichols
Dean Nett Ecreemine Ford
Nicck Fish
Mic Lloyd Mortis
Otis Glover
I Htyar
Charles Long
Miles ‘Theonaia
I ‘Clough
Cle Clough
Fish
Thompson
Jacquemin
Cecil Phinney
C. N. Jeanette Jacquemin
Quemin
Manhattan
Ralph Snyder
Grayson Community Club
Edder
P. Davis
Jene Piaylet
Miss Maares
Roby Eek
Mike Leitch
Potter
Madge Vondeure
Leslie ‘Leger
I. Eon Ue
K Famy
Kensingt
Mondeay
Ralpibbs
Miss Mae Nincehelser Hosts Bridge Club
Oskaoola Miss Mae Nincehelser entertained her bridge club at her home on Friday October 27. Twenty four guests attended, spread across six tables for the gathering.
Pleasant Valley Social Notes With Farm Bureau Meeting
Pleasant Valley reports show Sunday guests at John Blough home including Mary Ann Smith Alice Laptad Margaret Messer Dick Henderson Jerle Messer and Max Laptad. Farm Bureau unit met with Olive Hhan. ten members present. Members listed plus many children attended. Mrs Lewis Howell reported on state meeting in Atchison. Christmas planning discussed and a December 7 meetup with Mrs William Wells set. Plymouth Day pantomime entertained during recreation. Refreshments served. Oral Bradley of Clinton hauled hogs for Crissie Richardson to the Farmers Union Livestock Commission in Kansas City Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blough
Mary Ann Smith
Alice Laptad
Margaret Messer
Dick Henderson
Jerle Messer
Max Laptad
Farm Bureau Unit
Olive Hhan
Earnest Leary
Eugene Leary
Jack Maloney
Alexander
Grover Graves
Lewis Howell
Atchison
William Wells
Plymouth
Oral Bradley
Clinton
Crissie Richardson
Farmers Union Livestock Commission Company
Kansas City
Evening Star Household News From Hesper and Eudora
Mr and Mrs Freddie Neil and baby of Hesper with Miss Pearl and Pilide of Eudora traveled to Kansas City on Sunday to dine with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Henry Kane Rev and Mrs Stroppworth and children of Lawrence visited Grandmother Roar on Friday. George Ott lost a valuable item Friday evening and Rol Lawler lost a horse Saturday afternoon. Mrs Lucille Long and children and Clarence Broers of Weaver were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Johnnie Reusch on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie ‘Neil
Hesper
Pearl
Pilide
Eudora
Kansas City
Henery
Kanke
Stroppworth
Lawrence
Roar
George Ott
Rol Lawler
Lucille Long
Clarence Broers
Weaver
Mrs
Johnnie. Reusch
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Lincoln
Gamma
Phi Beta
Gamma Phi
Dean of Women
Ission
Rother
Crosby Seymour
Abner Bourne
Hill
Josephine Duffy
Plymouth — Sedan
Andmond Damm
Sig al Oh
Duff-and-Damm
University Ofebraska Band
Pershing
Nebraska American Legion
Warren
Mary
Doug Wae
New York Novi
Variety
Oiktice
Ted Thet
Fairbanks
Aheir
Manila
Philippines
Rngular
Far East
Stull
Stull Evangelical Church
W. P. Mason and Family
K. A
Hosfosford
West
Reconstruction Corporation
Hoover
Long Beach
Cal
Herbert Hoover
Gulf of California
Woodin
William H. Woodin
Roosevelt
Cuba
United States
Sarah Ulm
Almayne Coe
Milton Die
Katie
William
Gene Maloney
Ann
Jimmie
Jean
Bleey
R. W. Yooman
Joan
Swope Park
Yeoman
W. R. Suthernd
Martin. Bingham
Gloria
D. Speer
Montgomery
Ala
E. E. Kiefer
Eugene Kiefer
Alice -Adeline Kasold
Ivan Ellis
Paul Folworth
Thomas Hird
E. M. Richards
Pauling
Hall
Betty Jane Monttoort
Donald Bliss
Ohio
Bliss
Ross Sinclair
Nellie Fogerty
Coila Thurber
Carl Hege
Carl
Marvin Richardson
Elmer Wilson
Alvin
Idaho
Sarah Gibler
Robert McNish
Charles Montfoort
Mabel Montfoort
Raymond Barbee
Charles
Anna Dean
Don Patton
Verne Lurber
Pearl Thurber
Joe Shirmer
Geo. Shirmers
Enterprise
Clara Petefish
Thaddy Petefish
Loretta Shaw
Aturdey
Oskaloosa
Pleasant Valley
Evening Star
E. Wright Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Ace
Eddrem
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