Lawrence City Notes Add to Force and Travel Facts
The Model laundry expands staff with an ex wash man as owner A F E Chappell remains owner and manager. Dolph Simons and Wyatt Stout arrived from Colorado Springs covering 630 miles in 29 hours with 3 hours lost to rain and meals. Stout, once a Kansas University student, plans to study in Washington DC this year. Mayor George Kreeck may enter local politics challenging Rev Edward Histop and Chancellor E H Lindley over fishing laurels after sending fake trout boxes from Madeline Island. District court has few criminal cases. last was EB Short of Kansas City for blue sky law violation filed August 9. Eudora highway east of Lawrence is in good condition after rain. water receded and repairs completed. W L Lemon added to auditing force at district court, with certified public accountants from J E Caton & Co of Topeka.
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Dolph Simons
Wyatt Stout
Lawrence
Colorado Springs
Kansas
Stout
University of Kansas
Washington, D. C
George Kreeck
Edward Histop
E. H. Lindley
Isle of
Madeline
Kans City
Eudora
W. L. Lemon
Court House
J. E. Caton & Co
Tut Peka
Faculty Members Back to Work at University Department
Faculty members of the sociology department prepare for school opening and manuscript completion. Dr. F. W. Blackmar, head, lectured at Columbia University during the first six weeks of summer school and gave chautauqua addresses in Pennsylvania. He visited New York art museums and anthropological collections, studied Ellis Island immigrants, and worked with Italian, Syrian, Chinese, and Black communities. He resumes duties at the university, continuing manuscript work.
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University
F. W. Blackmar
Simmer
Columbia University
Pennsylvania
New York
Ellis Island
New York City
Kansas university moves hydraulics lab to old power plant
The hydraulics laboratory of the Kansas University school of engineering is relocated from Fowler Shops to the old power plant building for the new school year. Under Prof. F M Dawson, the lab aids student research and state investigations, features a 4000 gpm centrifugal pump powered by 75 hp electricity, and includes a 51 by 4 foot water tank trough with glass windows for observing sediment deposition and erosion.
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K. U. School of Engineering
Fowler Shops
F. JM. Dawson
Dawson
Deaths and Funerals: Reeder and Martin
Mrs Amelia L Reeder of Lecompton aged 71 died at home yesterday. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM at United Brethren Church Lecompton with burial in Maple Grove Locompton. John F Martin aged 60 died yesterday at 31 North Ninth Street. Funeral tomorrow at 10 AM at Linwood Methodist Church with burial in Linwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia L. Reeder
Aimelia L. Reeder
Lecompton
United Brethren Church
Elmont Street
Maple Grove
Locompton
Ohn F. Martin
John F. Martin
North-Ninth Street
Methodist
Linwood
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Barbara Jean Dashiell infant
Barbara Jean Dashiell infant daughter of Mr and Mrs G R Dashiell will have funeral services at 1 00 PM Wednesday from the home of Charles A Griffith 702 Maine Street Rev Bleck will conduct burial at Oak Hill cemetery Also notice of Eli Berlin funeral at 8 PM Wednesday from 447 Tennessee Street Columbus Ohio burial at Oak Hill cemetery and other notices from Dixon Lewine Machine Shop and Rankins Drug Store market items follow shows miscellaneous local business items
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HBarbara Jean Dashiell _Puneral
Barbara Jean
An G. R. Dashiell
Hame
Chartes A. Griffith
Maine Street
Fli
Berlin
Eli Berlin
Columbus
Ohio
John Herman
Tennessee Street
EA. Bleck
Oak Hill
Lorena Mack Ballet Opens New Studio in Olson Building
Lorena Mack School of Ballet announces opening at the new Olson building studio located at 984 Mass on September 24. For further information call 2132 Black and Fuller Brush contact 12682 Red. Wm A Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Mack
Service Schools Open at Fort Leavenworth
Two hundred fifty officers from every army branch gathered at Fort Leavenworth for the opening of the general service schools. Brig. Gen. Harry A. Smith spoke for the schools, with remarks from Major General George B. Duncan, Seventh Corps Area commander, and Dr. David Kinley of the University of Illinois.
The Markets Continued From Page Seven
Markets notes show mixed futures bids for hard and red wheat, corn and oats with varied percent shifts. Sept and Dec prices quoted alongside May contracts. lard and ribs futures listed. Butter, eggs, poultry, and potatoes reported with minor changes. local ads for pencils, coal, and drug store appear at tale end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walt
Kansas City
Cigna
Renewal rules issued for normal training certificates
C J Lane county Superintendent reports new renewal requirements from the state department of education for normal training certificates. Beginning 1923 24 holders must read Our Living Language by Howard R Driggs and pass an May 1924 exam with at least 80 percent. Apply before expiration around March 1 for renewal blanks, with a $1 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Lane
State Department of Education
Howard R. Driggs
Two Killed in Blackhand Battle Near Pueblo
Two men died in a Blackhand battle about five miles east of Pueblo on the morning of September 11. One of the dead is identified, with investigators probing the circumstances of the fatal incident in the Bottom Lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhand
Bottom Lands
Pueblo
Colo
Two Men Involved In Battle Near Arkansas River
One body identified as Charles Carlino while the other victim remains unidentified. About a dozen men played a role in the clash fought in the bottoms near the Arkansas River, with authorities continuing to determine the circumstances and identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carlino
Arkansas River
Student Trade Prep Brightens Massachusetts Street Fronts
A brightening up process is going on in business houses on Massachusetts street in preparation for the student trade next week. Windows are being scoured fronts painted and attractive foods in stock are placed in the display windows for the fall opens. Married by Probate Judge William Courtwright and Jessie Long of Kansas City Mo were married by Probate Judge Menger yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street
William Courtwright
Jessie Long
Kansas
Guy
Menger
Watts Held on Bone Dry Charge at Anderson's Bakery
Lorin Watts was arrested this afternoon by Sheriff Will Johns at Anderson's Bakery, where he resides. Police report a gallon of torn whisky in his possession, alleged to have been brought from Leavenworth county. A bone dry liquor charge will be lodged. Rankin's offers stationers. Cucumbers are about ninety percent water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Watts
Anderson
Will Johns
Watts
Leavenworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. F E. Chappell
Bond
Bowersock Mill & Power Co
The
Red Ball Transfer Co
Grover Sturgess
Vt. St
Silverthorne
Ite
Stuart Queen
California
Conference of Social Work
Seba Eldridge
Mexico
University Moved
Dixon's Lewine Machine Shop
Mass, St
Mass, St.o ‘Om
Woolworth's
Rankin
Brug Stor
Wm, A. Elder
Ft. Leavenworth
Schaffer
Rankin's Drug Store
Mass
Pocahontas Mul
University Coal Co
Axminster
Wilton
Waltona
Metzler Furniture Co
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Buick
Overland
Willard Battery
Carter Tire and Prattery Co
SkKoefStad S
David Adder & Sons Co. “Collegian” Clothes
McBedwin
Williams-Herod Clothing Company
Universal
C. W. Smith
Peoples State Bank
Rankin's
Massine
Wrigley
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