Haskell Alumni Urge Building For Indian Education Outreach
Indian youth education and Haskell alumni are urged to fund a building for exclusive alumni use with a paid secretary. Class of 1926 pledged 1000 dollars toward the project, with five-year target for construction. Prominent guests at a noon alumni dinner included Clyde Blair and Dr. Meserve.
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America
de Charles F. Meserve
Haskell
Clemanat
Haske
Moserve
Fortier
Pedot
Haskéll
al Rane
Sonye
Asa Wu
Atoor
Shumai
Jennrice Hawnie
Athe Haskeil
Ain. Shawnee
Shawnee
Buffalo
Bucknell
Buikle
Frank ‘MacDonald
Lawrence
T Haskell
Jack
F. Bs Frazier
Aevampase Bs
Eli Wa- Song
Wwamego
Mildred New
School of Fine Arts
Secretary of
Campaign 18 Postponed in Lawrence for Salvat ion Army Fund
Campaign 18 for the Salva tion Army in Lawrence is postponed one week to November 1 to 8 to coordinate advisory committee meetings and canvassing. The fund goal is $2,000,000, and residents are urged to send donations via C. H. Tucker at Watkins National Bank. Republicans Meet Tonight.
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Aintenance Fund
I the Salva Army
Lawrence
Fred R. Olmsted
Elk Institute
C.H. Tucker
Watkins National Bank
Meeting at the court house to hear King and Clark
A Republican gathering in Douglas County will conclude Monday night with a court house meeting. U S Goyer is a congressional candidate and Hon William M Harding ex governor of Iowa will speak. Sheriff Cummings arrested Archie Level known as Satin Top at Santa Fe depot for possessing liquor.
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Sherif
Sherif We 2
Cummings
Santa Fe
Chief Drive to Get Out Vote in County and State Races
Voters are urged to support county and state candidates with a party list including Republican and Democrat names across statewide offices. The note lists figures for Senator and Supreme Court positions, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer, Attorney General, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and other district and county offices with multiple candidate names. The page reflects a partisan campaign push urging turnout and presenting ticket lines for the upcoming election.
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Dtate
S&s
Charles Curtis
Oe Stephens
M. L
Phillips
Breeninat
Little
Supreme Court
Senby FE
Jason
Jola Marshall
Dennisi Madden
Jola S. Das Potts
J. Jaulen
Ben
Ilar
Beeks
W. A. McKeeounty
C. D. Bowman
John Mets
J. Welly
George K. Garl de Keller
L. H. Menger
W. Jd. Cummings
Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges November 25 as Day of Prayer
President Coolidge issues a nationwide proclamation designating November 25 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. The text praises national prosperity while noting disasters but emphasizes gratitude to God, calls for devout observance, and urges charitable deeds and unity.
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Coolidge
Washington
Get
United States
United “ ‘States of America
T. Calvin Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Joseph G. Grew
Lyon Takes Blame For Nearly Robbery Case Mystery
In a preliminary exam last night Joseph W. Lyon Haverty, arrested in Kansas City, took full blame for the attempted robbery of a drug store. Haverty, denying involvement, claimed he alone bore responsibility while two youths from the University were said to be connected but absent. Authorities note Haverty had a solid reputation. friends believe his confession may be accurate. Pope officiates marriage of Maria Tulsa Raitt to Marquis Eduardo Per Ugolini in Rome with Vatican presence.
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Joseph W. Lyon
Alvity Haverty
Kansas City
Lyon
Glavie
Haverty
Department of Buildings and Econids
University
Lawrence
Eudora
Kimsas City
Ball Jo
Buildings and Grounds
Lion
Rome
Pilus
Uicer
Mariac Tulsa Raitt
Eduardo Per Ugolini
Holy Sea
Interstate Commerce, Commission
Fata Fe
Kansas
I. G C
Senta Fe
Chauncey Little
Congress
Reed
Mr. Reed
Pennsylvania
Ware
Davis
Reed Depicts Davis Case as Kansas Campaign Turning Point
Former Kansas Public Utilities Commission chairman Clyde Reed denounces Davis pardons and calls the Davis era a danger to state governance. He accuses Davis of attempted political bargains on pardons and taxes, cites the Bushnell pardon, and argues Kansas should reject Davis to end corrupt politics.
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Clyde M. Reed
Ember
Chhairman
State Public Telities Commission
Jonathan Davis
Lawrence
Davis
University
Chaucer
Congress
Kansas
Texas
Ito
Beds of Halls Exhaned in Brooklyn Cemetery Vault
The Rev. Edward W. Hall body was removed from Greenwood cemetery vault Brooklyn to a undertaker parlor for an autopsy by Dr Ire HL Schulgze. Also report notes first graduation in Peking where over 180 students completed four months of study in the Thousand Character Series primers.
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New York
Edward W. Hall
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Broklyn Widertaker
Ite’ HL Schulgze
Peking
United Press
China
Ancient battle lore turns deadly in Crow Agency blaze
Crow Agency Mont Oct 30 A.P Ancient battle lore of the jred man was invoked as Jim Bolden 40 a negro barricaded in a barn after being suspected in thefts He shot and killed two officers and wounded a third A posse of 300 including Crow Indians fired the barn with flaming arrows Bolden was wounded and his body tossed into the flames during the shootout
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Crow Agency
Mont
Jim Bolden
Bolden
Blizzard Grips Armenia After Quake Adds Harsh Winter
Tenitarian Armenia endures renewed blizzard devastation following last week's earthquake. Shelters are scarce and many remain homeless while relief workers rush to care for newborns and aid families. Near East Relief assigns nurses to maternity care as Leninakan becomes a warlike refuge with dugouts, caves, and trenches as snow and cold force desperate protection.
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Armenia
Govseen
Nurgese
Tiventy
Leninakan
Free Varsity Recital by Harold Loring and Miss Arbuthnot
Complimentary concert for adults at the Varsity theatre starting at 3 o'clock. Harold Loring organist assisted by Miss Elsie Arbuthnot presents a program including Melody in C, Marche Nut Flambeaux, Blue Moon Waltzes, Tales of Hoffmann selections, and other operatic numbers. Children not invited due to expected adult attendance.
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Harold. Loring
Elsie Arbuthnot
Varsity Theatre Teats
Reuter Organ Company i
Glenn W. Dickinson
Varsity
West
Lambord
Glark
Mr. Lor
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Arbuthnot
F. Rubinstein
Strauss
la Toa
Rosary
Nevin
Braga
Miss Arbuthnot
Mr. Loving
Queen Marie's 51st Birthday Celebrated Across Romania
In Bucharest and throughout Romania October 20, a royal birthday marked by religious services in all churches. The ceremony in Bucharest was led by the patriarch and attended by government authorities and military officers. The royal household marshal represented the court as flags adorned cities and the queen’s 4th cavalry regiment paraded. Foreign diplomats signed the palace registry while senators and dignitaries sent telegrams of felicitations.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Marie
Boyal
4Th Cavalry
Foreign “Iplomatic Corps
Klan Parade With Visors Planned At Topeka
Topeka Kan Oct 30 AP Klansmen from Northeast Kansas will parade tonight with visors raised in full regalia. Officials estimate more than 5 000 members will gather, with delegations arriving from Atchison Leavenworth Hiawatha Kansas City Emporia Osage County and nearby communities. State authorities expect enforcement of the law against masked parades and anticipate no disorder. The march was announced by State Senator G Clay Baker of Topeka and permit was granted by Mayor James E Thomas.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Order
Atchison
Leavan- Sworth
Hiawatha
Kansas City
Emporia
Osage County
G. Clay, Baker
James E. Thomas
Thanks for Kindness After Our Darling Baby Loss
Gard of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for deeds of kindness floral offerings and sympathy after the death of our baby. The Bethel Ladies Aid Lone Star ladies and others are thanked. names include Mrs Hugo Schott Mrs Mary Schott Miss Gertrude Schott Miss Agnes Engel and Archie Hamacher with Dr Pred Messe guests at Prof BE Engel's home over the weekend.
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Gard
Bethel
Ladies of
Lone Star
Agit
Hugo Schott
Mary Schott
Gertrude Schott
Agnes Engel
Kansas City Junior
Archie Hamacher
Pred Messe
Highland
BE. F. Engel
Indian parade at Haskell Institute showcases progress
In Lawrence a parade marked progress in Indian life as Haskell Institute led a colorful display. Blackfeet riders in ceremonial dress, students, alumni, and guests traveled from South Park to Sixth Street and back on Massachusetts. Floats highlighted department work from business to agriculture with proud Civil and ceremonial attire.
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Skell
Sehidol
Gitla Greaths
Haskell Institute
Staskell Institute
Normal Department
Hospital
Haskell
Normal Institute
Waskell
Land
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Nine Die In Coal Mine Explosion At Nanbicoke
An explosion at the No 7 colliery of the Sussue Hanna Collieries at Nanbicoke, Wilkesharre, Pa, killed nine miners and trapped others. Rescue teams recovered two bodies near the doorway as black damp filled the workings. six men escaped and formed a rescue squad.
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John Kuckinsky
John Wadas
Joseph Bobody
Joseph Novak
Jras
Brst
Queen to Return to U S on Sunday
Queen Marie and members of the Roumanian royal party will resume hosting duties on Sunday during the continental tour. The group plans to stay on the voyage through most of the trip, with a few hours in Vancouver. They are en route via Winnipeg to St Paul, then to Minneapolis, continuing toward the American stop Sunday noon. The queen marked her birthday anniversary with a quiet celebration yesterday.
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Queen Marie
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Jeff Olltawn
St. Paul
Agert
Marie
Stadium Sign of Indian Progress
Continued from page one, the feature highlights the Indian education campaign led by health and physical training. It notes donations fueling a physical education program to raise strong, healthy youths able to meet modern sports demands. The piece portrays education as unifying, diminishing suspicion, and fostering goodwill among Native Americans in the effort.
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Wark
Scholarship report shows campus groups lead in 1925 26
The 1925 26 scholarship report from the registrar lists standings by organization on the campus. National sororities hold first with a 3.70. fraternities follow with about 3.60. non fraternal groups rank seventh at 2.87. The report reflects work by various organizations for the year and notes difficulties from student grade clearances.
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George O. Foster
Nnes
Aiade
Baptists
Special Board for Non-Resident Voters at Court House
A school of instruction for election judges and clerks will be held Monday at 7:49 p.m. in City Hall. The event, announced by May Holliday of FL M Holliday, aims to train university students and others involved in the voting process.
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Court House
Holliday
University
Votherst
Ballot Mail at Court House Tuesday for Home Precinct Voters
Voters residing elsewhere may mail ballots to their home precinct. Court house election hours Tuesday will have a three judge yard and clerks to handle processing. Lawrepec polling places remain as in prior elections except second ward precinct. The new North Ath road project to be completed by November 17 with dedication ceremony at Christiansburg per state chamber of commerce.
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Court House
Lawrepec
Secu
Christiansturg
State Chamber of Commerce
Kanwaka News Notes and Social Activities
Local Kanwaka area items recount visits from relatives and friends including Mrs Paugheer, Mrs Lon Ridty, from Starveyville, and Montanan guests at weddings. Family gatherings, club meetings, a Kanwaka Literary Club session, and a church social are described with mentions of residents and visitors from Lawrence, Crowder, Sigel, and Wellington.
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Slusset
Paugheer
Lon Ridty
Starveyville
Curtis Priyer
Mexico
Carl Wied
Gard
Wayne
Rav ‘Tucker
Colorado
Mev
AL Schellhorn
Montana
Mr. Schellhorn
George Siler
My. Cndfor
Schellhorn
Ifugo’ Schellhorn
Valley Chapel
Anna Justafson
Guy Kigsby. III
Nowi
Pless Howe Club
Brackett
Gertrude
Ptaehen
Wilson Martin
Angelina Joliorn
Abra Ralph Curry
Guy Bigsby
Kanwaka Sunday School
Vriday Ning
Kanwaka Ladies’ Aid Society
Janet
Meara Salé
Sigel Thesch
John Ise
John
Charles
Rosa Ise
Lawrence
W. F. Bilin
George Miller
Mary
Fred Gregory
A. Ru. Cotman
Virginia
Margaret
Harley Armstrong
Crowder
A. M
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Guests including Edward Wirtz en Jr and Mrs Richards visited Pleasant Grove with Mrs Ulrich while a program was prepared for Friday. Stuns and dinners at various homes filled the weekend with Mrs Ey and Mrs Davy among hosts. A church program, junior high entertainments, and Miss Wilt Godlove's party logged a busy social schedule alongside weddings and family visits in Montana and Lawrence.
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Edward Wirtzen Jr
Bod Ree Richards
G. H. Heong Je
BE. Ulrich
Robert. Ulrich
Pleasant Grove
C. EL Stanwix
George Sturviland
Pees Deay
J. . Lawrence
C. Ey
Davy
Dews
Thomas
Gress
Slanwix
Ruth Milly
Arthie Hird
Edna Deckett Billing
Montena
al Heliharth
Montana
Oetober
Hey
Lawrence
P . Pels Salhor
Berth
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Charles F. Meserve
Wiedemann
Salvation Army
Professor King
John Clark Will
Torio
K. C
Nardon
Mr.Reed
Beneli
Jewspapers
Peterson Ravie
Poote
Bushnell
Eggleston
al Reed
Jonathan
James Kansas
Gallas
Fox
Blizzard
Loring — and
Klansmen
Tokyo
De‘eision
Noumania
Senday
Lois Bighorse
Sol
Foster
Dr. Straten
Calvary Church
John’ Roach
Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Southern New York Baptist
Adin
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Warry Emerson
Fosdick
Kanwaka
Musical Bulletin
Yur Radio
Radiolab
Zenith
Chanece
Goodsich
Silvertown
Balieens
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