Community notices mix of travels and events in Lawrence
Mrs E D Haldeman attended a missionary convention in Kansas City. Various residents, including Mrs J M Wilson Mrs Mary Mears and Miss Ronnie Lingenfelter, spent time in Kansas City and Fre d on ia. Lectures at Varsity Theatre feature Dr John Tutt. Christian Endeavor hosts a Saturday sale at Phillips Store. Unitarian Church plans a Friday supper with a music program. Ordinary travels and social visits highlight a Lawrence community snapshot.
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J. M. Wilson
Mary Mears
Kansas City
John M. ‘Tutt
S. B
Mother Church
The
First Church of Christ
Boston
Mass
Varsity Theatre
Phillips Store
Junior Christian Endeavor of the Baptist Church
Language reach through the centuries in Europe
In 1600 about six million people spoke English, fewer than those who spoke French, German, Italian, or Spanish. Now about 120 million speak English, roughly double the combined speakers of French, Italian, and Spanish, and one and a half times the German or Russian speakers.
Far Short of Quota In Kansas Schools
Topeka Kansas October 2 Kansas faces the worst teacher shortage in state history about 10 percent of its 15000 full quota per reports to State Superintendent Lorraine Elizabeth Wooster. National shortage exceeds 38000. Rural and western central counties hit hardest with high school demand for modern subjects like manual training home economics normal training and agriculture.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lorraine Elizabeth Wooster
Miss Wooster
Hig
Washington wartime intervention averts broader clash
Admiral Knapp, commanding American naval forces in European waters, said U S intervention at Tran Dalmatia prevented bloodshed that might have sparked war between Italy and Jugo Slavia. See Daniels transmitted the claim to the Senate. Americans acted at the Italian commander's request and withdrew after Serbians arrived to take charge. The Italian raid ers commander faced court martial.
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Washington
Tran
Dalmatia
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Tonort
Knapp
Senate
See
Russian commander halts rifles shipment to Omsk in Siberia
Major General William S. Graves commander of the African forces in Siberia has held up a shipment of 14,000 rifles. The action is in retaliation for alleged scurrilous articles in a Vladivostok newspaper and hostile acts of Cossack chiefs in the Far East. The rifles recently arrived at Vladivostok from an American consignment to the all Russian government at Omsk.
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Ussian
Imsk
William S. Graves
Siberia
Vladivostok
Far East
Vialivostok
Omsk
University English Classes Moved to Fraser Hall
Congestion in the west wing of the Administration building forces several English classes to relocate to Fraser Hall. Morning sessions are crowded as every room is in use and some rooms lack sufficient space for the shifts needed.
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University
Fraser Hall
Dulwich College bans soft collars in dress code
London October 2. The master of Dulwich College has banned the soft collar saying they seem to cause general untidiness in dress. Students at Eton and Harrow may still wear them.
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London
Dulwich College
Eton
Harrow
Mrs Fred Olmstead Departs for Two Week Visit
Mrs Fred Olmstead left this morning for a two week visit in Clearfield.
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Fred Olmstead
Clearfield
Both Were Partly Right and Partly Wrong History of steel industry warned
Cleveland observer Philip Stremmel warned at the National Safety Council congress that the steel industry must be humanized to avoid an industrial revolution. He argued workers gained power and organized, while employers resisted, noting both sides were partly right and partly wrong in history.
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Cleveland, O
Philip Stremmel
National Enameling and Stamping Company
Granite City
Minois
National Safety Council
Mr. Stremmer
RAF airmail between Folkestone and Cologne exceeds seven thousand pounds
The Air Ministry announced that in one week the Royal Air Force airmail service from Folkestone to Cologne carried 7,690 pounds of letters and parcels. Two squadrons operate the service, one equipped with Liberty motor aircraft, with an average one-way flight time of three hours and eighteen minutes.
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Royal Air Force
Folkestone
Cologne
Air Ministry
President Wilson consults neurologist in Washington
President Wilson was not well in the morning after a fair night’s rest. Rear Admiral Grayson called in Dr. F X Dereum, a Philadelphia neurologist, for consultation.
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Wilson
Washington
Grayson
F X- Dereum
Philadelphia
Army veteran returns to join university after discharge
Service member from First Division France served with an ambulance company No. 3, returned to Lawrence last Thursday after discharge at Camp Dodge. He plans to enter the University at the start of the second semester. Archibald Oliver, vice Com in
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France
Lawrence
Camp Dodge
Archibald Oliver
Explaining Geysers and Yellowstone Heat
The explanation centers on a subterranean reservoir whose contents are expelled by steam expansion each time it fills. Yellowstone Park lies in a region once violently volcanic, with a crust so thin that a literary inferno lingers beneath visitor areas, providing the heat for geyser eruptions.
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Yellowstone Park
Brass the Most Useful Alloy
Brass is the best known alloy formed by fusing copper and zinc. Different proportions yield brasses with distinct properties and uses. Proportions vary by requirement and the peculiar qualities of copper and zinc influence the results.
Barbara's Bedtime Wish Sparks a Tiny Scarce Wink
Barbara desires an apple as sleepiness nears overwhelm her. Grandfather prepares it but she fights sleep with a wink and a blink and finally wishes the eye hinges were a little tighter.
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Barbara
Daily Thought Bailey Reflects on Humble Heart
The line from Bailey centers on inner faith and personal virtue. It frames a simple meditation that elevates the temple within the mind over external shrines.
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Daily
Bailey
Idaho Rattlesnake Country: Vast Harvest Industry Emerges
Testimony describes Idaho as the banner rattlesnake region with rugged ridges and deep bowls where rattlers breed by the thousands. A large snakeskin tannery operates and hosts of harvesters supply a thriving, if perilous, industry in the state. Pennsylvania is noted as another prolific area in the broader rattlesnake region.
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Idaho
Pennsylvania
Seizure of 200-Year-Old New York Deed Book
A deed book from 1687 to 1694, held by J H Apannuth of Pottsville, Pa, has been seized by New York City authorities. The book covers much of the Financial District property titles worth hundreds of millions. Spannuth claims he bought it from an antiquarian and will contest the seizure.
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New-York City
J. H Apannuth
Pottsville
New York City
Financial District
Spannuth
Kansas City Markets Report Highlights Cattle and Hogs
Kansas City markets show receipts for cattle at 900 to 1,000 head with mixed demand and price ranges. Hogs totaled about 6,000 with uneven, generally lower prices. Butter and poultry largely unchanged, wheat and oats mixed with declines in corn futures. outlook mixed across grains and hay unchanged.
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Kansas City
Ottawa Herefords auction attracts breeders from nine Kansas counties
Registered Herefords auction to be held in Ottawa on Saturday with catalogues available at Ed Wilne Phone 30 seeks buyers. Notices list sale details, contact persons Robert Steele and E P p dleton plus multiple ads for sale and wanted items including furniture a desk and maps.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Ed Wline
Porteous
Tenessee St
Robert Steele
Richland
E. P. Pepdleton
Princeton
For Sale Cheap Two Registered Angus Bulls
Two registered Angus bulls offered for sale at Porteous Phyne 1264. Listing notes they are farm stock with pedigree and price. Suitable buyers seek breeding stock or herd improvement. Contact Porteous Phyne at the provided number for details and arranging viewing.
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Porteous
Phyne
Public Sale Notice in Eugene
Eugene public sale announced by Griffin owner Langdon Hughes auctioneers with Everett Cary as clerk. Ladies Aid of Leper will serve lunch.
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Eugene
Griffin
Langdon & Hughes
Everett Cary
Ladies Aid of Leper
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Mrs. G. H. Atwood
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E. E. Barnhart
Baldwin, Kansas
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Lawrence, Kansas
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Steel
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W. A. Griffith
Nist Furnish Ete
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A.M
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Hammond
Viniand
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Alabama Street
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Alabama
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Oliver Gang
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