Baker Greeks pledge 83 members at Baldwin campus
Following preferential bidding, 83 Baker University students were added to Greek letter groups as sororities pledge after each group reaches eight. Names and addresses of pledges span Alpha Chi Omega Delta Delta Delta Zeta Tau Alpha Phi Mu and other sororities with current city and state listings including Kansas City Missouri and Topeka participants.
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Baldwin
Baker University
We Orition Alpha Chi Omega
Marian Cannon
Locust
Kansas City
Kan
Sara Goodsill
Parsons
Martha Havighurst
Bellefontaine
Betty Kempton
Burlington
Estelle Kintigh
Windsor
Frances Krebling
W. Test Terrace
Marjorie Mae Randall
Osage City
Harriet Rudolph
Atchison
Ruby Spears
Garnett
Delta Delta Delta
Elizabeth Berry
Hutchinson
Jean Bradley
South Park
Merrin Helen Fontaine
Mercier
Jane Goudelock
Olive
Betty Harvey
Council Grove
Klena McKinney
Garfield
Wilesta Nichols
Osa Norman Oliphant
Garden City
Patrici
Potter
Peabody
Phi Mu
Mary Louise Hamer
Madison
Doris Kirkhoff
Irene Mozingo
Eureka
Zeta Tau Alpha
Ravong Coldiran
Booth
News City
Ruth Elmer
Genesee
Kanena Elty
Ruth Mangles
Montgall
Juanita Morris
Betty Mourning
Orville Ave
Kansas
Faye Nutter
SanaNsas City
Harriet Sealth
Hiawatha
Regional Church Meeting Brings Kansans Together
Telegates from Leavenworth Lawrence and two Kansas City churches met at Kansas City unity Evangelical church for the Evangeli que of Christian Endeavor. Reports were presented by Margaret Nanninga and Rev A J Miller. A Saturday banquet followed a district officers meeting in Bonner Springs planned for November 5 6 and 7. Irene Peabody announces glee club tryouts next week and a marriage license is issued to Ellis Musick and Edith Crady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Kansas City
Vinity Evangelical Church
Evangelique of Christian Endeavor
Alter
Margaret Nanningawrence
A. J. Miller
Learth
Hose
Margaret Nanninga
Lloyd Burgert
Bernard Nanninga
Tester Schreiber
Lois Schreiber
Dwight Kurth
Grace Beamen
Ruth Veamen
Howard Beamen
Phyllis Burgert
Ronald McGreagor
Junior McGreagor
Elva Pratt
Harry Pickett
Bertha Coffelt
Guy Howard
Fred Will Jr
Bonner Springs
Women's Glee Club
Irene Peabody
University of Kansas Women's Glee Club
Ellis L. Musick
Richland
Kan
Edith L. Crady
Carbondale
Test Your Knowledge questions on classified page
A list of eleven trivia prompts asks about naval history ceremonies coal states Hebrides isobars circle area and Richmond Virginia along with a dentist ad. The mixed items imply a late 19th or early 20th century classified page with a call to turn to the classified section for answers.
Black Keeps Mum in NY Mayoral Primary Speech Planned
In New York Senator Copeland’s headquarters announced that former Gov Alfred E Smith Tamany Sachem will speak tomorrow night on the Black matter during Copeland’s bid for mayor in Thursday’s primary. Several senators who voted no on Black’s nomination said his supreme court seat remains secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Copeland
Alfred E. Smith
Tammany Sachem
Senate
Black
Supreme Court
DOJ Inspector Declines Comment On Parsons Case
New York September 14 Earl Connelley a Department of Justice inspector in charge of the Alice McDonnell Parsons disappearance inquiry declined to comment on a New York Journal American report that Parsons is dead He also denied a press conference claim that agents received a brooch from alleged kidnappers as guaranty letters were authentic, but would not comment on reports of letters to the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kearl Connelley
Department of Justice
Alice McDonnell Parsons
New York Journal-American
Parsons
Connelley
Tokyo protests after Moscow orders consuls out of Odessa and Novosibirsk
Japan’s foreign office condemned Moscow for notifying Tokyo to remove its consuls from Odessa and Novosibirsk. The 1925 pact allowed nine consulates per side but Soviet Russia has since closed two in Japan and will not recognize business at the Japanese consulates after tomorrow. Japan will close its consulates but reserves its rights.
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Tokyo
Japan
Moscow
Odessa
Novosibirsk
Soviet Russia
Novosi
Roosevelt to broadcast Constitution day speech worldwide
President Roosevelt plans a global Constitution day address broadcast from the Sylvan theater in Washington at 8 30 p m Friday. The speech will be aired domestically on WABC CBS WJZ NBC WOR MBS and WMCA Intercity and rebroadcast across Europe to Austria Czechoslovakia Germany The Netherlands Hungary and Switzerland with further signals reaching South and Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Sylvan Theater
Washington
Wabc Cbs
Wjz-Nbc
Wor-Mbs
Wmca-Intercity
Atlantic
South
Central America
Europe
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Netherlands
Hungary
Switzerand
Safety Film To Be Shown To Ice Company Workers
A 50 minute safety film will be shown tonight at 7 o'clock at the American Service company plant for ice company employees. Bruce Dodson Insurance Company arranged the presentation with W. D. Murphy presenting the film, aided by R. C. Rankin Floyd White and Robert Haggart of the ice company. The program, distributed by the safety engineering department, aims to prevent accidents and has been shown in 40 states and approved by the National Safety Council and the Interstate Commerce Commission. Kansas showings included Peel Topeka Winfield and Fort Scott. Murphy praised the plant for its safety record and noted the company operates 14 trucks with monthly safety meetings for employers.
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American Service Company
Bruce Dodson Insurance Company
W. D. Murphy
Insurance Company
R. C. Rankin
Floyd White
Robert Haggart
Ice Company
Safety Engineering
National Safety Council
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Peel
Topeka
Winfield
Fort Scott
Murphy
Gee
Eden Proposes League Panel to Settle Palestine Conflict
Geneva September 14 Anthony Eden British foreign secretary urged the League of Nations to create a special committee to visit Palestine, negotiate a partition, and report a detailed plan to Britain. A prior Royal Commission suggested splitting the mandate into an Arab state, a Jewish state, and a new mandated area.
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
Palestine
Eden
League of Nations Council
Holy Land
Great Britain
Britain
Michigan library acquires 1829 John Marshall autobiography
An unpublished 1829 autobiography of Chief Justice John Marshall is held by the William L. Clements Library. A letter addressed to the author arrived in Ann Arbor, advising subscribing to a New York clipping bureau to track newspaper mentions.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
John Marshall
United States Supreme Court
New York
Marshall
William L. Clements Library of American History
Santa Fe Station Burns Delays Rail Traffic Near Hebron
Santa Fe railroad station and surrounding sheds at Hebron in New Mexico were destroyed by fire started by old paint burning. Telegraph lines melted and main line ties burned while traffic delayed over two hours as crews rerouted to a siding. Also noted, Greyhound trotter sets world record for mile and a half at the state fair grounds track. Garden Club meeting announced for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Mattie Mathis's home.
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Trotter
Indianapolis
E. J. Baker
St. Charles
State Fair Grounds
Home Garden Club
Mattie Mathis
Carris speaks at Eldridge hotel on blindness prevention
About 100 people attended the final meeting in a series on blindness prevention held at the Eldridge hotel. Lewin H. Carris of New York spoke for the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, followed by a roundtable. Attendees included Chancellor E. H. Lindley, city health officials, teachers, 25 nurses, a dozen doctors, and several out-of-town physicians. The Douglas County Medical Association sponsored the local event, with similar meetings statewide under the Kansas Medical Society. Carris departed for Topeka this morning and would be in Wichita tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Hotel
Lewin H. Carris
New York
National Society For the Prevention of
Carris
E. H. Lindley
Douglas County Medical Association
Kansas Medical Society
Topeka
Wichita
Lawrence Broadcasts A. Geyer Talk On U S Constitution
In Lawrence an address by Representative A. 3. Guyer of the Second Kansas district on The Constitution of the United States will be broadcast by station KCKN from 7:30 to 8 Friday evening. Also noted are prize winners in Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp s D X Double Challenge essay contest: Hay Lane Simpson Smith and Verna Smith. Robert Brass, 16, nephew of M. S. Winter, injured in a lawn roller accident at the Winter home in West Hills Parkway, Medicine Lodge native set to enroll at KU. Memorial hospital treated the broken collar bone. A softball game between North Lawrence Phillips team and Sigma Alpha Epsilon from KU set for South Park. Douglas county commissioners attend quarterly Northeast Kansas County Officials association meeting at Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 3. Guyer
Kansas District
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Earl D. Hay
Indiana St
O. J. Lane
Massachusetts St
Guy Criss Simpson
Ohio St
Johnson Ave
Robert Brass
M. S. Winter
West Hills Parkway
Medicine Lodge
Kan
K. U
Robert
Memorial Hospital
Phillips
North Lawrence
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
South Park
Sig Alphs
Douglas County
Northeast
Kansas County Officials Association
Leavenworth
James Brass
Griffith T. E. Dies in Kansas City After Illness
Funeral services held in Kansas City for T. E. Griffith who died Sunday afternoon after a weeklong illness. Born 1858 in Rushville US he spent youth in Indian Territory and Lawrence before moving to Kansas City in 1888. Survived by three sons Fred V. Griffith Joseph G. Griffith and R. Harold Griffith and by three brothers and a sister Mrs Benedict.
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T. E. Griffith
Kansas City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mr. Griffith
Kansas
Missouri
Fred V. Griffith
Joseph G. Griffith
Idabelle
Okla
R. Harold Griffith
Berkeley
Cal
Benedict
Giants Triumph 13 3 Over Pirates In Doubleheader
National League leaders the New York Giants hammered the Pittsburgh Pirates 13 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader as King Carl Hubbell earned his 1st win of the season. The Cubs loss widened the NL gap. The Bees blanked the Cubs 9 to 0 behind John Lanning. Dodgers beat Reds 4-2. In the American League the St Louis Browns beat Philadelphia 11-4. Yankees routed the Indians 17-5 behind Hadley. Stocks rally noted in New York.
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Pittsburgh
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Hubbell
Mancuso
Brandt, Brown
Bowman
Chicago
Lanning
Musller
Carleton
Loran
Hartnett
O'Dea
Boston
MacFayden
Lopez
Bryant
Cincinnati
al Hole Nagaworth
Brooklyn Dodgers
Redz
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Butcher
Phelps
Spencer
Chervinko
Hollingsworth
Cancarella
Lombard
Marrow
Campbell
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Bob Johnson
A‘s
St. Louis
Koupal
Gludlant
Thomas
Fink
Nelson
Dean
Hrucker
Hayas
Yankees
Cleveland
Lou Gehrig
Indians
Bump Hadley
Whitehill
Wyatt
Becker
Hadley
Dickey
Detroit
Washington
Gill
Wade
Tebbetts
Krakaunkas
R. Ferrell
St. Louiser
Jorgens
Mutea- Passeau
Lam Hy
Grace
Atwood
St Johnson
Kleinke
Oxrodowski
War Chest Grows to Fight Bindweed in Kansas
Topeka report states state weed supervisor T F Yost revealed a half million dollar war chest to combat field bindweed. Official county levies total 334,243.75 for the new tax year with unofficial counts adding 219,497.70. state total reaches 553,741.45 to date.
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Topeka
Kansas
T. F. Yost
The
Legislative Council
Yost
Chicago Market Close Summary September 14
Chicago markets show wheat futures mixed with Dec at 1.04 percent and May 1.04, lard and bellies trading around 10.5 to 10.7, oats up to 31 percent for Sept. Kansas City grain prices rise with No. 2 dark hard at 1.66 and corn mostly steady with No. 2 white around 32 percent.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Cath Graiansas City
Los
Ward
Bard
Grain and livestock market notes from Kansas City Chicago
Market data berichtet No 3 nom futures for oats milo and barley with cents over December values. Rye and Kaffir prices noted. Estimated livestock receipts from Kansas City projected cattle calves hogs and sheep. Chicago potato market prices on Sept 14 with Idaho Russets weak and general stock steady to slow.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
U. 5
Idaho
Burbanks
Births and local notices from Memorial Hospital and area
At Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs R G C Sullivan Linwood announced the birth of a son yesterday. Mrs J C Caps 946 Ohio Street underwent a minor operation to say. Mrs C B Winter returned yesterday to her home at Lecompton. Mrs L C Cox of Tonganoxie was discharged yesterday. Jetmores Return From Iowa Mr and Mrs Harvey Jetmore returned last evening from Waterloo Ia where they attended a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau. Mr Jetmore was president of the Cedar Falls Chamber of Commerce 25 years ago and was one of the founders of the Bureau. He was invited to attend the celebration as a guest of honor. A parade and pageant on Saturday were viewed by thousands. Says Ethiopia Still Resists Geneva Sept 14 Exiled Emperor Haile Selassie today told the League of Nations his East African domain still is bitterly resisting Italy's army of occupation. From his refuge in England the Negus sent a letter to the league asserting that Duce's legions occupy merely strategic points Ethiopia Italy claims complete dominion.
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Jetmores
Iowa
Harvey Jetmore
Waterloo
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Jetmore
Cedar Falls
Ethiopia
Geneva
Haile Selassia
League of Nations
Italy
England
Negus
League
Social calendar events for clubs this week
Wednesday Elka club hosts bridge and bowling activities. Thursday Lawrence Woman’s club holds a benefit with afternoon and evening programs. Co-Operative club schedules a dinner at Eldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elka Club
Lawrence Woman's Club
Widge
Co-Operative Club
Eldridge
Bliss Triumphs Through Partly Graded Matchups
In a sequence of early college games, Bliss delivers the strongest performance amid a slate featuring No. 1 and No. 1.1 rankings. Wisconsin’s Cobblers and Ohio entrants show mixed results as other teams post varied scores and partial grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Bilas
Nort D. Dakots
Bliss
Constitution Day by C W Schubert
A reflection on the U S Constitution as a product of debate and compromise. The piece urges citizens to embody the stamina independence courage self discipline hard work and reverence for democratic freedoms to preserve democracy and the nation’s constitutional guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Schubert
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Baker Greeks
Praternitie
Delta Tau Delta
John Tarnett
Wellsville
Ross Blythe
White City
Urey Dorsey
Cameron
Mark Griggs
Robert Hall
Little Rock
Ruel Hil
Unionville
Mor
William Horn
Robert Jordan
Hiden
Karl Miller
la Merne Smith
Welington
Rowland Spencer
Jackson
Kansasity
Stanley Zabel
Reloft
Wis
Kappa Siema
Charles Bonebrake
Jimmy Holdren
George Harsh
Oakley
Elmo Patterson
Herma Poggemeiser
Henry Taylor
Jon Cleavinger
Theron Bryson
Overbrook
Francis Corrigan
Omaha
Neb
Homer Campbell
John Gwaltney
Sedan
John Hills
Casper
Wyo
Sigmr Pht Epsilon
Ed Lidikay
Charles Lawrence
John White
Tonganoxie
Albert Mack
Belmont
Wendell Boettcher
Holton
Irving Brown
Gridley
Leonard Vannocker
William Johnson
Pete Clayton
Savannah
Junior McKinney
Howard Hodson
Watson Wyncoop
Douglas McTaggart
Kenny Brown
Zeta
Regional Church Meeting
Evangelical League
Bemis Oil Pool
Hays
Ellis County
Shell Petroleum Corporation
Deep Rock Oil Corporation
United States Navy
Paul Scarron
United States
Hebrides
City of
Richmond, Va
Alexander
Y. W. C. A. Head
Miss Ellen PayYoEe
Ellen Payne
Young Womens’ Christian Association
Miss Payne
Kansas State College
Parsons Case
Justice John Marshall
Santa FE
Raton
New Mexico
Africa
Armand Dennis
Leila Roosevelt
Bne
Bullene-Skinner Motor Co
Mass
Baseball Today
Western Union
Western Union Te Rraph Company
Landis
James M. Landis
Securities Commission
Securities Body
Harvard Law School
Ford
Ford Company
Somerville
Keeler
PARTY
Ochse Printing and Party Shop
Phone
Lawrendale
Mission Orangeade
Mission
Fritzel Fancy Creamery
Schubert
New Hampshire St
R&g
William Roberts Motor
U.S. Post Office
Port Oice
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