KU Frats pledge 286 new members after rush week ends
Lawrence leaders report 22 K A frats pledged new men, bringing KU total to 286 from twenty fraternities. Pledges include names from Lawrence and Kansas City, with Alpha Tau Omega Acacia Sigma Nu and others listed among the 12 local houses. A few frats Sigma Alpha Mu and Chi Delta Sigma did not announce pledges.
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University of Kansas
K. U
Lawrence
Phi Kappa Psi
Milton
Charles Hemphill
Acacia—Noble Sherwood
Wallace Lane
John McFarland
Gorman Pennock
Blair Weidman
J. Dean Dvorak
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Myron Mesenheimer
Sigma Nu
Fred Rumsey
Pi Kappa Alpha
Robert Crowd
Lawrence Boys
Beta Theta Pi
Bernard Pipes
Phi Gamma Delta
Sam Sexton
Kappa Sigma
Robert Allen
Fred Harris
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kenneth Bruner
Phi Delta Theta
Charles Rogers
George Moore
Sigma Alpha
Maa
Chi Delta Sigma
Ansilon
Marlon Blackston
Sha
Wilson Sterling
Rochester
Indley Bentley
James Whit
Leonard Press
Kansas_ City
Tom Rynyn
Tulss
Okla
Henry Wichita
Logan Lane
Gray
Morris Beam
Richardson
Traiph A. Rotsford
Thayop
Gkla
Frank
Junction City
Joe H. Bush
Fred Blackshere
Cottonwood Ipsilon
George Mathews
Ilc
Jack Gabhreath
Kin- Snow
Harold Felhauer
Clarence
Buckley
Hugh Noris
St. Jo
Wilfred Johnson
Dodgether Gustafson
Wrence
Agenda
Cecile Winn
Sher- Shaw- Btal
Tom Halt
Lort Springs
Urdick
Jon Rohr
A. Li
James Applegate
Burlingvt
Mathews
Fal Whitsell
Psi
Gilbert McCullough
Thompson
Watervid
Earnest Warner
Iecin Trediex
Den
Springfield
Moa
Jenas
Rieh
William Mul
Kansas City
Jon An
Tau Omega
Tiebert Cory
Tal Seals
Belle Plaine
Tuck Jobert
Williems
John Tutin Conrssen
William Dodderidge
Warrenawrence
Carl Zettle
Bilmer Melvyne Love
Girardes
Dodge City
Wm. Haanoxie
Harold Vonunskogee
Clayton An- Calo
Jack Heptig
Hor- Mann
Hutchinson
Gil
Kan
Chi
Lyman Terrye
John Stephenson
Louis Ankerson
Arthur Lawrence Jenson
Hugh Hiatt
Woodrow Pennital Bruce
Arthur Leppert
Kano
Willard Matthews
Hav Raymond Tucke
Greenshurst
Junius Laws
Oswego
Robert Pryor
Cameron
Don Ring
Hutchinzald Menzie
Winfield
Harris Iola
Tau Delta
Edward Olson
Ofines
Ian Cooran
Ward
Tulsa
William
Jean Noel
Glasca
Great Bend
Reed
Voran
Prairie
George Hamburece
J Omer Webster
Beverly Hunter Munford
Bellevildetfehman
Atchison
Neil Kisch
Skaloosa
Malcolm Stuart
Sa Jina
Robert Lines
Neodesha
Donald Campbell
Mittonvare
Alpha Kappa
Lambda
Paul A
Woodrow Scheidemann
McCracken
Clay Newell
Stafford
Robert Stewart
Walter Brown
Coffeyville
Everett Heed
Florence
Curtis Cook
Edward Fulcomer
Belle
Lewis Walker
Parsons
Hubert Yponnelley
Chilton Creason
Mason
Meyer
Ernest Ulrich
Paul Taylor
Ferrell
Strawn
Walter Payne
Lansing
Robert Harman
Seth Armold
Muhrhein
Russell Swatzer
Ells
Stanley Merchants
Anute
Elton Weeks
Pittsburg
Hinyne Noel
Colgate
Ohio
Jack B
Columbus
Fred Bach- Neville
Triangle
A. L. Williamson
Troy Lingel
New York City
Ken Rorne
Arnold French
Os Sigma Chi
Jordan’Evans
Garden Guy
Jack Demat
Dick Murrow
Independence
Haven
Oren
Shepherd
Aul Benson
Ray’ Meyn
William Noel
Leslie Red
Belleville
George Fry
Fairfax
Olen
Walter Lapham
Chanute
Ah Bourne
Oscar Brewer
Ray Brinkman
Scot
William Miller
Topeka
Dwight Hinshaw
Medicine Lodge
Rex Woods
Kineley
Ed Sawyer
Ray Reed
Kean Tilford
Archie McVicar
Tom Fuller
Floyd Ansden
Wichita
William Wilson
Horton
Epenezer
Walton
BH Wilson
Nessity
I “Bi Kappa Alpha
Paul Beltz
Leland
Sparks
James Frazier
Max Fletcher
Gayle Gradinger
Font Quizin
Robert
McDonald
Firnjin
Robert ‘Brink
Russell Field
Robert Winker
Ail
Robert Fin‘ley
Hiawatha
George Benson
Floado
Creighton -Miller
Clarence Brosius
Madson Marks
Bonner Springs
Dan: Emmerich
William Buckingham
Los Angeles
Cal
James ‘Harker
Horton Robert White
Ellsworth
Pets
Tophi Gamma_Delta
Glen Alexander
John
Dahlgreen
Bartlesville
Okin
Rex Brock
Nate Zier
Dorado
Albert Hannon
Marion Holland
Kenneth. Keil
Beach Star Beach Still Missing From Kansas Football Camp
Kansas fans express disgust at Beach attitude amid ongoing uncertainty about his return to school and football. Reports suggest possible options including Northwestern trips, delaying enrollment, or sitting out a year to play later, with speculation over Notre Dame games in 1932 and 1933.
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Kansas
Beach
Northwestern
K. U
Hargiss
Pawhuska
K.U
Notre Dame
Jayhawkers
Trish
Deaths and Funerals Touch Kansas City Area News
Rose Kenyon Mix aged 85 died at Memorial hospital and will be interred in Muncie Indiana. Survived by son Prof A J Mix and two daughters in Shanghai and Clinton New York. J L Hollis 39 a salesman died at Barker Avenue home. obit to follow. Rose LeVan 64 former Lawrence resident died in Kansas City from burns suffered August 20. Survived by son John LeVan and daughter Mrs George Adams. funeral in Kansas City. Mary Ann Fortner 70 died in Eudora. services at First Baptist Church with burial in Eudora Cemetery. Survived by sister Eliza Todd brother Sam Harris and two sons G H Fortner Tulsa and E Fortner Eudora.
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Rose Kenyon Mix
Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Ind
Mix
Friendship, N. Y
J. L. Hollis
F. L. Hollis
Topeka
Friends
Barker Ave
Rose LeVan
Rose_LeVan
Lawrence
Salina
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
LeVan
Country Club
John LeVan
Lawrence High School
George M. Adams
George A. Suefert
Parsons
George Suefert
Tonganoxie
John V. Herrman
John Suefert
Palo Alto
Cal
Forster
Maple Grove
Tomanoxie
Mary Ann Fortner
Eudora
First Baptist Church
Cox
Eliza Todd
Sam Harris
G. H. Fortner
Tulsa
Okla
Fortner
Theta sorority decides on no action for new house bids
No action was taken Saturday by the Kappa Alpha Theta building association on constructing a new house. Three bids were discussed at the meeting attended by Frederick H. Michaelis, Kansas City architect. The Thetas plan to build on their newly acquired property in the 1400 block on Tennessee Street.
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Theta
Kappa Alpha Theta Building Association
Frederick H. Michaelis
Kansas City
Wie
Thetas
Tennessee Street
Sunday convention at Vinland and speed record update
The South Hast district convention of the Douglas county Council of Religious Education met Sunday at the Vinland schoolhouse bringing about 300 attendees from eight Sunday schools including Fairview Clearfield High Prairie Captains Creek Baldwin and Ernest Vinland. A picnic lunch followed. Separately British aviator Lt G H Stainforth’s speed record was revised to 379.05 mph from 386.1 mph though still a record. timing device error caused the discrepancy.
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Douglas County Council of Religious Education
Vinland
Grove
H. K. Ebrizht
Baker University
D. H. Spencer
Topeka
Douglas County
Spencer
E. H. Lindley
Chamber of Commerce
State Council
Myron C. Settle
Lawrence
Hagerman
Ebright
Frank Horrell
Fairview
Fred Wills
Herbert Lawrence
Clearfield
T. F. Haas
Ives Chapel
Emma Emory
Carl van Hoesen
High Prairie
Calshot
England
Aip
G. H. Stainforth
Stainforth
Quiet in Jonesboro after guard withdrawal
Jonesboro Arkansas resumed normal routine as national guard troops left after patrolling the streets since last Thursday amid factional strife in the First Baptist church. The Rev Joe Jeffers, a Baptist evangelist, stirred the town by producing liquor at services and promising to hand over to police the evidence and names of 25 local bootleggers.
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Jonesboro
Ark
National Guard
First Baptist Church
Joe Jeffers
Porto Rico reports first treasury surplus in 17 years
Porto Rico earned a treasury surplus for the year ended June 30, Governor Theodore Roosevelt's second annual report said. Conditions showed improvement across unemployment, health, trade balance, and bank positions on the island. In separate news, at West Point Cadet Waldemar J. Thiney of St. Paul, Minnesota, is ill with infantile paralysis prompting a one way quarantine restricting visitors and canceling dances while outdoor chapel services and limited cadet movement proceed.
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P. R
Porto Rico
Treasury
Theodore Roosevelt
Epee
West Point Quarantine
Minnesota
West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Waldemar J. Thinney
St. Paul
Wall Street
New York
Wall Greet
Berlin
Young Plan
London
Rajis
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U. S
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Ita
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Dupont
International Harvester
Allied Chemical
National Giscuit
Case
Southern Pacific
Union- Pacific
Helmwehr
Europe
Altho
Youngstown
Washington
Standard Statistics Corp
Moody's
Baltimore
Chin
Stor
The
Santa Fe
Oklahoma officials seek gas and electric bill relief this week
Thirty two state officials and towns will wage fights to top thousands of dollars from their annual gas and electric bills. More than twenty public utility companies are involved in 48 cases scheduled for hearing during the week by the state corporation commission. Communities across the state seek reductions through the hearings.
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Oklahoma City
State Corporation Commission
Emer Johnson Reckless Driving Case Continued
Emer Johnson of 1043 Delaware street faced speeding and reckless driving charges. The case was continued in police court until Wednesday as no court was held this morning.
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Emer Johnson
Delaware
Stage a rabbit show draws crowd in Kaw Valley
Considerable interest marked the Kaw Valley Rabbit Association show held Sunday afternoon in South Park with a fair crowd. D. M. Daniels judged the event. Winners include G E Ferguson of Kansas City and J M Thompson of Lawrence for various Flemish White and New Zealand White classes, Robert Gunter of Lawrence winning a Silver Fox junior buck and senior doe, and E G B Waiters of Bethel losing a senior New Zealand White doe due to heat.
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South Park
D. M. Daniels
Louis Giesey
Glen Moody
Carl Graeber
Robert Gunter
G. E. Ferguson
Kansas City
Doe
G. E._ Ferguson
New Zealand
J. M
Fire completes work of Belize hurricane devastation
Belize City reports the hurricane killed about 1 000 people as cremations and burials proceed. Mesopotamia threatened by flames while convicts bury the dead and medical aid arrives by air and ship. Loss includes the Wrigley building and customs house with American victims confirmed among the dead.
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Belize
British Honduras
Mesopotamia
Sacramento
Danae
Wrigley Company
Customs House
Rudy Lewis
St. George’s Bay
X rays eyed to curb scarlet fever spread
Montreal report to the American Public Health Association discusses X rays as a potential tool to protect the public, especially children, from scarlet fever. Dr A Clement Silverman of Syracuse notes shadows in sinus X rays may indicate hidden infection after apparent cure, but he warns the findings are preliminary and not conclusive.
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Montreal
American Public Health Association
A. Clement Silverman
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Health Department of
Syracuse
Editi
Lindberghs Sightseeing in Osaka on aerial vacation
Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh toured Osaka in the industrial city as part of their monthlong aerial vacation. They met Governor Shibata and Mayor Seki, then toured the city before continuing to Kyotona, with plans to visit Nagasaki, Shimonoseki, and Fukuoka en route to Nanking, China.
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Osaka
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Kasumigaura
Tokyo
Lindberghs
Shibata
Seki
Kyotona
Nagasaki
Shimonoseki
Fukuoka
Nanking
China
Rain Conquers Fires Aided by Elements in Michigan
Rain brought relief to a scattered force of fire fighters in the Upper Peninsula after nearly two days of uncontrolled forest and brush fires. The blazes damaged farms and a colony of summer cottages, forcing residents to flee with belongings in hand. A large birthday note appears in the article.
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Houghton, Mich
Upper Peninsula
Pershing Visits Lincoln After Busy Day in Nebraska
Gen John J Pershing, former University of Nebraska Cadets commandant, rests after a busy Lincoln day during a three week visit with sister May Pershing and son Warren. He declined interviews. Also notes the opening of an auto loan office at 1033 Massachusetts Street by E O Craig, former Gardner banker now Lawrence resident, with children set to attend the university.
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Lincoln, Neb
John J. Pershing
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Miss May Pershing
Warren
Auto
Craig
Zoe Leis Insurance Agency
Massachusetts Street
Gardner
Kan
Lawrence
Lisbon to New York Flight Aims For America
Willy Rody Christian Glohnssen and Fernando Costa Viega left Mance do Sol near Lisbon heading for New York in a Junkers named the Esa. The four, carrying 635 gallons of gas and 165 gallons of oil, planned 40 to 42 hour Atlantic crossing, stocked with water bread and fruit, weather concerns ignored.
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Lisbon
New York
Willy Rody
Christian Glohanssen
Fernando Costa‘ Viega
Mjancal Do Sol
America
Fegal
Azores
A. Junkers
All Metal
Charles A. Levine
Esa
Rody
Atlantic
Minister of Marine
Evangelist Aimee McPherson Weds Angelus Baritone
Los Angeles dispatch reports evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson honeymooning with David L. Hutton, a 30 year old Angelus Temple baritone and music teacher. The couple became acquainted years ago through Angelus Temple musical activities. The story notes McPherson's mother and two children have recently married.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Jos Angeles
David. L. Hutton
Angelus Temple
Hutton
Angelus Temple Musical Activiies
Lightning strikes DO X in storm at North Beach
A severe storm at North Beach airport struck the giant airliner DO X injuring one crew member and knocking down two others while the ship remained undamaged. Mechanic Hans Isdle was knocked unconscious and hospitalized. The DO X is undergoing extensive repairs here.
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New York
North Beach
Hans Isdle
Sockety D A R to convene first fall meeting at Learned home
Betty Washington chapter of the D A R will hold its first fall meeting at the home of Mrs. B R Learned Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
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Betty Washington
B. R. Learned
Personalities and visits noted in local social column
Prof. and Mrs. Carl O. Dunbar of New Haven are visiting Mrs Dunbar's parents in Kansas. Dunbar is a Yale geology professor and KU graduate. Miss Catherine Owen returned from two months in Massachusetts. Harold and Mark Alexander came back from seven weeks visiting relatives in Canada. Miss Myrtle Dolbee left for Tallahassee to resume work at Florida Women’s State College.
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Carl O. Dunbar
New Haven
Conn
Fla
Florida Women’s State College
Wisconsin to Hire Kansas Exchang e Student as Government Instructor
S Greene of Mankato recently returned from Leipaie Germany where he was an exchange student from the University of Kansas. He will teach American government this fall at the University of Wisconsin under a scholarship after ten months of political science study. He holds A B from Kansas and B M degrees in piano and organ. A Phi Beta Kappa member and Pi Kappa Lambda member, he brings high scholastic honors.
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S. Greene
Mankato
Leipaie
Germany
University of Kansas
University of Wisconsin
Greene
Phi Beta Kappa
Pi Kappa Lambda
Miss Mabel Barnhart Suffers Burns at Home
Miss Mabel Barnhart supervisor of music in city schools suffered slight burns to face and head when a gas oven exploded as she opened the door to inspect cooking. She was taken to Memorial hospital and will remain confined for several days.
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Mabel Barnhart
Vermont Street
Memorial Hospital
Miss Barnhart
Weekend Visits and School Openings in Washington Creek
Local families from Washington Creek enjoyed weekend visits across the region. The community reports school opening at No. 4 with twenty pupils, listing several enrolled students and activities during the start of the term. Also noted are social visits, reunions, and various family movements within the area.
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Mixed Items
Crossword clue list presents a scrambled set including Beat soundly seat of government and various misprinted terms. Several entries appear garbled with misspellings and odd phrases such as Like a gland and Fenting aword a, suggesting OCR errors in the printed page.
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Milady‘asmindaw
Eigeon
Corn Markets Rally as Traders Push Prices Higher
In Chicago trading September corn surged about two cents late on aggressive buying from a lending speculator. Reports cited premature ripening in key areas and a forecast for a less damaging frost. Wheat and oats followed mixed moves as selling pressure from commission houses pressed corn lower, while Liverpool wheat stocks and Russian exports influenced global shipments. Kansas City cattle and hog prices moved uncertainly with slow, downtrending trade, and wheat receipts in Minneapolis showed varied results with no clear direction.
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Chicago
Gaby
Liverpool
Russia
Commissariat of Foralzm
Moscow
Great Britain
Italy
Troyistons
Milo maize and grains price notes in Kansas City market
The report lists nominal and futures prices for Milo maize Kaffe Rye and Barley, with Chicago close notes, then details Kansas City hogs cattle and sheep markets with dull demand and price ranges, plus hay and produce figures. The piece ends with Wall Street activity, stock declines, and commentary on debt and tariff concerns.
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