College subjects list for national meeting outlined
Chancellor Strong announces speakers at the November 13 14 session in Washington D C with presidents from Wisconsin Vermont California Minnesota Missouri Oregon and others to discuss workload tenure supervision extension and democracy in state universities. The material includes debates on hours of teaching research control and qualification standards.
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Frank Strong
National Association of State Universities
Washington, D.C
Lawrence
Strong
Vin’ Mise
Universty
Wisconsin
Elliott
Univers Wf Montana
Benton
University of Vermont
Hughes
Miami University
Wheeler
University of California
McVey
University of North Dakota
Duniway
University of Wyoming
Thompson
Ohio ‘State
Univers
University of Minnesota
Hill
University of Missouri
Campbell
University’ of Oregon
Perry and Pittsburg Gossip From Perry Kans
Local notes report Perry residents and visitors with brief updates. Individuals mentioned include Mrs. Ruth Stark Mrs. Mary C Thaw Mrs Louise Ramsberger and several named townspeople from Perry Lawrence Topeka Oska Grantville and Kansas City. Events cover accidents housing changes church activity travel and social visits with minor legal notices.
Local People and Visits Highlight Week in Perry Kansas News
Indiana to Jones Oklahoma trip after visiting niece Mrs Bud Parker and brother Lot Loop. J R Eyestone couple heads Kansas City then northward. Mrs Klian Teel returns from Fall Leaf with Ed Peel. Mrs Margaret Frost attends Good Government club in Topeka. Rebekah lodge initiates six new members. New bridge over Delaware to Lecompton opens. Turge burn on Mary Witzpat Frick farm destroys barn and livestock. origin unknown. Rev C G Bear of Baldwin, Kansas City death noted. Nellie Burke visits Topeka for dental work. Perry editor Cain and local figures attend Valley Falls fair. Mario Fischer to Topeka. Elmer Jackson family moved back to Perry. Dorothy Griffith returns from Plains visit. City reception honors editor.
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Che
Third
Missouri Regiment
Nevada
Mary C. Thaw
Louise M. Ramsberger
Pittsburg
Thaw
Asa Duds
Notie Willatmison
Neal
Grantville
Benjamin
Arthur Prye
Jeld
Mert Workman
L. B. Pruitt
Olive Branch
J. McAdams
Lawrence
Perety
George Strange
Osk
Busine
Fred Hess
Topeka
Julia, Roelofs
Ben Urbansky
Rebekah Lodge
Dno. Rouse
Verry
Ruth Stark
Mandi
Lowe
Fern Wert Turda
Las Vegas
N. ML
Tendi Williard Goode
Edna Ward
J. W. Ward
Arthur Pamia
Ann
St. Cecelia’s Church
Vivian Strange
CL Stiner
James Glen
California
Garrett Traut
Glenn
Kans
Father Coldman
Nortonville
Perry
Hiditor Cain
Stella Sturn
Hizei Fisher
Jesse Humphries
Walter Lindamood
William Grinter
B. Pruitt
W. LH. Kemper
Delaw Ware
Lecompton
Mary Witzpat- Frick
Here
Fitzpatrick Bros
C. G. Bear
Baldwin
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Nellie Burke
Cain
W. Colley
Ben Wilson
Guietta Stark
Valley Falls
Mario Fischer
Riday
Elmer Jackson
Quancy House
Dorothy Griffith
Alrs
Wm. Midone
Plains
Sind
Chas
Ranise
Carl Hebbe
Bradford
Benesford
Kansas
Vditer
KE. Cain
of the Methodist Church
Window display at Round Corner Drug Store impresses town
The Round Corner Drug Store on Massachusetts street showcases a three pane window display built from newspaper advertisement cutouts. Attractively arranged articles and placards named in the Journal-World sale cards highlight nationally advertised goods and the store's emphasis on well known brands over high profits.
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Round Corner
Massachusetts Street
United States
Journal-World
Quarrel Over Fish Triggers Jap Chinese Clash
A fish price dispute sparked a fight between Japanese and Chinese soldiers at Chengchiatun on August 13. Eleven Japanese were killed or wounded, four Chinese dead, with several others injured. A Japanese drug clerk beat a Chinese boy over price, leading to retaliatory violence and a Japanese inquiry that faced resistance. The magistrate negotiated peace, later releasing a hostage and arranging troop withdrawals.
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Mukden
Associated Press
Chengchiatun
Java colony urged to emulate Japan in industrial push
Dutch inquiry by Henri van Kol recommends central native industry bureau in Java to gather data, grant subsidies, and build model factories. He cites Japan's rising export share and argues Java's people are capable of rapid industrial development, opposing claims of racial incapacity. The idea includes silk cultivation study and broader state support.
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Japan
Hague
Netherlands
Java
Henri Hubert van Kol
van Kol
Jia
van Kel
Tile making plan for Moros advances in Philippines
Manila reports a program to import Javanese tile makers to Moro areas for six months. They will open tile making schools near settlements to teach roofing tile production, aiming to reduce fire risk and lower construction costs. The initiative follows a push to modernize Moro industry.
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Manila
Java
Red Men Meeting Notice and Reports
Attention to all members of the tribe Friday meeting announced for Thursday evening October 12 with a report by our representative on the Great Council proceedings. Chandler and Pottre listed as officers and record chief.
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Gounells
A. Chandler
A. M. Pottre
Sachem
Are Britons Thinner The War Time Look Changes
A London report cites Professor Keith at the British Association in Newcastle noting the English national type is thinning. John Bull’s figure fades toward colonists and soldiers in lean faces with prominent cheekbones. City men and farmers show reduced plumpness, even retirees appear sparer as England resembles Don Quixote more than John Bull.
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Keith
British Association
Newcastle
John Buil
Weith
London
Financial District
England
Don Quixote
John Bull
German Electrical Feat in War Era Builds World’s Largest Generator
New York Oct 11 The German electrical industry reports a triumph as Siemens Schuckertwerke Berlin constructs a generator and transformer, each sixty thousand KV, with the transformer able to step voltage to 110 000 volts. The order serves the Rheinish Westphalian Electrici.
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New York
Siemens-Schuckertwerke
Berlin
Hughes Club Tonight to Hear Earl Akers Address Students
University students are urged to attend a Hughes Club meeting in Green Hall Room 105 at 7 30 pm to hear State Treasurer Earl Akers discuss campaign issues and candidate merits. Ames Rogers, club president, notes the talk aims to help undecided voters. The event, part of campus political outreach, follows a week of student activity and is organized by the club with faculty oversight.
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Green Hall
Earl Akers
Hughes Club
Ames Rogers
Rogers
C. A. Dykstra
Arthur Nevin
J. Crumbine
Homer Talbot
University Faceulty
Independence
Kansas League of Municipalities
Talbot
Kangas League
University
Wilt Lecture in Topeka by Prof B M Allen on Evolution of Life
Prof B M Allen of the zoology department will lecture in Memorial Hall Topeka Friday evening under the Kansas Academy of Science on The Evolution of Life. He spoke at the Y W C A banquet. Miss Marcia Dunham national secretary of the YWCA and Chancellor Strong were among speakers at the University YWCA banquet in Robinson Gymnasium yesterday evening.
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Marcia Dunham
Strong
University Y. W. C. A
Robinson Gymnasium
Model of Lansing Coal Mine on Exhibit at Haworth Hall
A large plaster model of the state coal mine at Lansing, created by Leland E. Fiske, a mining graduate last June, is on display in Haworth Hall at the university. The eight by ten foot wooden form showcases the mine’s layout and features.
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Lansing
Haworth’ Hall
University
Leland E. Fiske
Evinger Parents Welcome Twin Sons Willard Keith Winfred
Mr and Mrs E F Evinger of Indiana street announce the birth of twin boys born September 28 named Willard Keith and Winfred Kenneth.
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E. F. Evinger
Indiana Street
Twig Ors
Willard Keith
Winfred Kenneth
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Niagara Falls
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Avery
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Krannen
University of Idaho
Currell
University of South’ Carolina
Farrand
University of Colorado
Thames
Carrie
Perfection Stokelers
Anish
Triangle Gale
Faye Deedee
Stasdatel Oil Company
Aduns ‘Ste Citeure, USA
McNish
Little
Egypt
American Milk Co
Chicago
Sarah E. Carothers Cantrell
D. D
Osteopath
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. Still
Vermont St
Ventie J. Love
Piarenseeearl Sincease
MOROS
Charles Husted
A. W. Garvin
Chester Spray
Emil Heck
Vera Garvin
Ruby Jones
Josephine Spray
Pearl Corder
Wm. Spray
Josephine
Ohio
Dunham
Cecil Kincaid
Collins
Paul Brune
Spring Hill
Ed Schowengeidt
Ih Lawrence
Will Toms
Western Kansas
F. Toms
H. Bruckmiller
Dorothy
Royal Baking Powder CO
Pierson
Jap Rose
James Im Aoe
Melibache
Maxwell Service
Maxwell
Detroit
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