KU Honor Roll Includes About Two Hundred Students
J G Brandt announces an honor roll for the University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts listing nearly 200 students as top scholars. The freshman list has 75 names, sophomores 65, and juniors 50, with numerous named students from cities including Arkansas City Atchison Ottawa Wichita and more, plus special and other honors.
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College of Liberal Arts
University of Kansas
J. G. Brandt
P Lawrence
Donald Lee Alvord
Richard Edwin Baldridge
Evangeline Gladys Clark
Margaret May Cowles
Robert Andrew Clark
Ava Elizabeth Hess
Alice Hosford
Roy H. Johnson
Zenobia Harrison Kennedy
James L. Lawson
Josephine J. Marshall
Margeret McNown
Lloyd A. Metzler
Lois Margaret Nelson
Virginia Eleanore Smith
Helen’ Margaret Welch
Helen Lucille Williams
Charlene Mildred Yates
Atv
Musetta H. Brown
Martha Allen
Cameron
George T. Crawford
Grace Mildred DeWeese
James A.farren
Frances Caro Hunter
Jessamine L. Jackson
Ona Mae Larner
Lila Alice Lawson
Letha Luella Lemon
Arthur Lee Ludwick
Dorothy Evelyn Morgan
Josephine Leora Pyle
Ruth Elizabeth Lawy
Zelma Snydal
Cecelia Mae “Towne
Kathleen
Asher
Leahmae Brown
Frederick W. Burnett
Alena Hicks
Margaret Ince
Henry Wallace Lane
Kermit E.opnerman
Herbert Weatherby
Lea Drebing
Gerald Penney
Ruth
Arkansas City
Richard Newton Howard
Atchison
Ruth Evelyn Barnard
August’ Willem Grandstaff
Bunker Nill
Esther Viola Stockhart
Canada
Marion County
Norman Clifford Siebert
Cherryvele
Cecelia Mitchell
Court
Pretty Prairie
Reed Yoran
Frank Hazen
Toneka
Harriett Ann Baldin
Naomi Randolph Hildenbrand
Kenneth Bier Kell
Martha Reena Tillman
Wichita
Alfred Lee Baldwin
Robert Gaynor Braden
Winslow
Ark
John David Black
Denver
Coloelene Hopkins
Chicago
Chicago, WhFlorenne Lois Johnsen, Lancordis, Mo. — Ester H. Borsstadt
Independence
Emma Elizabeth
Kansas
Citt
Louise Jarbos
Grosse Enwerd Minneapoli
Lapham
Canton
Ohio
Virginia
Rhed
Bartlesville
Okla
John Howard Dehleren
Fulsa
Marjorie Elizabeth Fidesn
J. Mill Hall
Elizabeth Alice Hartwick
Falfurrias
Texas
Otis Franklin
Brubaker
Pictures in papers by volume and pages reveal Puff's not a grouch
New York reports Puff’s not a grouch. the clippings list dozens of names across Kansas and Missouri towns. Attica Frances Ballard Helen Wentzinge Clay Center Lucille Weiss Columbus Paul Hyatt Elleman Dorado Walter Elder Ellmwood Leota Lorraine Warner and many others appear in a long roster of honors and locals. Eugene Vinson played 72 holes of golf in 294 six over par to win the Mississippi state open championship.
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New York
Puff
Gothami
Attica
Frances M. Ballard
Helen Wentzinge
Clay Center
Lucille Weiss
Columbus
Paul Hyatt Elleman
Dorado
Walter Elmer Elder
Ellmwood
Leota Lorraine Warner
Euseka
Philip Favour Dales
Keith Whitaker
Johnson
Garden City
Carl John Peters
Hamm
James Coland Hitt
Holton
Robert Pencil
Wallace
Junction City
Geraldine Ewew
Iri- We
Eugene Vinson
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN
Readable clues mix across and down entries with numerous wordplay hints. The page lists numbered prompts ranging from 1 to 69, including definitions, partial phrases, and theme notes, typical of a vintage newspaper puzzle section.
Labor Day origins traced to Knights of Labor parades
A Knights of Labor parade in New York on the first Monday in September 1882 marked Labor Day in the United States. Two years later the group urged yearly parades on that date and urged legal holiday status. Colorado led states by March 15, 1887, with others soon following as European unions also marked May Day similarly.
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Labor
Knights of Labor
New York
United States
Colorado
Labor Organizations
Europe
70 000 Witnesses at Dickinson theater review
A Dickinson theater feature warns of gambling and racketeers affecting college football in 70,000 Witnesses. The plot centers on a star halfback targeted by a betting syndicate. he haunts a touchdown run, collapses, and dies after a hospital stay. The case unfolds after a game replay and meticulous checks. Cast includes Phillips Holmes Dorothy Jordan Charles Ruggles J Farrell McDonald John Mack Brown Lew Cody.
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Dickinson Theater
Phillips Holmes
Dorothy Jordan
Charles Ruggles
J. Farrell
McDonald
John Mack Brown
Lew Cody
Ruggles
Kansas oil and gas map by Dr Landes published
A new map of Kansas oil and gas developments by Dr K K Landes assistant state geologist and printed at the state printing office is now available to Kansas citizens for 25 cents mailing. The new map expands westward to Russell and Hays and highlights the Hugoton gas field with pipelines crisscrossing the state.
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Kansas
K. K. Landes
State Printing Office
U. S. Geological Survey
Russell and
Hays
Hugoton
United States
Landes
Wholesale prices rise again in week ended Sept 3
Wholesale prices of 784 commodities increased for the week ended September 3, with the index at 65.5 from 65.2 previous. Farm products advanced to 50.4 while foods held at 61.6 and fuel and lighting fell 0.5 point to a lower level.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Advertising Is Important Says Bankers Leader
Franklin H. Sisson incoming president of the American Bankers Association told New York financial advertisers that advertising is vital to finance amid recent tough conditions. He, vice president of Guaranty Trust Co., urged vigorous policies to market banking services and to improve public understanding of banking functions.
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New York
Francis H. Sisson
American Bankers Association
New York Financial
Sisson
Guaranty Trust Co
Scheme Afoot in Texas Ferguson Hears Committee Will Declare Election Void
Austin, Sept. Ferguson charged a movement seeks to have the state Democratic executive committee void the Texas runoff primary and name a Democratic governor nominee other than Miriam A. Ferguson or Governor. Sterling led by over 3,000 votes on semi official returns. Ferguson did not identify backers.
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Texas
Ferguson Hears Committee
Austin
Tex
James E. Ferguson
Democratic Executive Committee
Miriam A. Ferguson
Sterling
Ferguson
Big Reduction In Fares For Kansas Free Fair
Union Pacific offers chair car tickets to Topeka for about one cent per mile round trip for the Kansas free fair. Tickets go on sale September 13 and 14 with a return limit of September 15. For higher fares and longer return limits, contact a Union Pacific Agent.
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Union Pacific
Topeka
Japan Threatens to Exit League Over Lytton Report
Montreal dispatch reports Inazo Nitobe, Japanese peer, saying Japan would withdraw from the League of Nations if the Lytton report on the Far East is unfavorable. Nitobe heads to New York for an Institute of Pacific Relations meeting as the report has been sent to the league secretariat by the Far East commission.
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Japan
Montreal
Inazo Nitobe
House of Peers
League of Nations
Lytton
Nitobe
New York
Institute of Pacific Relations
League
Far East
Auto Glass Ad and Obituary Blurry Fragments
A jumbled notice recalls Lincoln era terms and a death in bed for many years. An old glass company ad mentions windshields and prices while a luncheon on the White House lawn is referenced in ads and notes.
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Glassbi
M. Lor. Co
White House
Adv
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McPherson
James Eldon Fields
da M. Spencer
Miller
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Rochester
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Arthur Billings
Edinwood
Leonard Birzer
Eskridge
William Harold Stalker
Frank Gordon Theis
Garfield
Irene Marie Tomlinson
Glasco
Ralph A. Lidwick
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Dorrice Snyder
Nettie Jane O'Brien
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Tola
Lorna
Jean Coghill
Elbert Clyde Thoroman
Jewell
Robert Harold Denton
Alae City
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Athena
Israel
Igg
Nobleman
Rockies
Tentot
Wentin
Faisor
Wingantoer “Ay
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Dickinson
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Dr. K. K. Landes
Patee
Tim McCoy
Svareys
Hoot Gibson
Peter B. Kyne
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
Brown
Culver
Doctor X
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Pes SE Hh
Carter Bldg
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Itera
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Walter Miller
Conrad Nagel
Colgate
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Rankin's
Overton
Mass
T. G. Fitch Sovn
Hosford & Arnold
Charlie Ruggles
Johnny Mack Brown
Cortland Fitzsimmons
Paramount Picture
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Charley
Maurice Chevalier
Winter Gardens
Grandstand
Broadway
Topeka Kansas
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