War on Reckless Drivers Urged by Atchison Editor
A March 1 editorial cites 1926 motor vehicle deaths and compares road tolls to historic wars. It calls for mobilizing national effort to eliminate reckless drivers within six weeks, proposing armed patrols, swift courts, and stiff jail sentences over fines. The piece likens traffic fatalities to battles and urges decisive action.
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W. F. Long
United States
Missouri
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Mexico
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Greensville
S.C
England
Germany
Maine
Lusitania
America
Press Freedom Stands Against Government Censorship
Arkansas City Traveler reports on criticism of a Oklahoma Supreme Court chief justice seeking censorship. The piece links to the historic battle for a free press, arguing government control would mock the heritage of freedom and the Declaration of Independence. It stresses newspapers must remain independent to serve public good.
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England
Walter Boney
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First Christian Church
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R. S. Mitchel
St. Louis
C. M. Barber
Kansas City
J. B. Kelly
Nevada, Mo
M. A. Kissinger
R. M. Clary
Osawatomie
Kas
N. Smith
Coffeyville
Fred Conklin
Wichita
J. W. Moore
St. Joe
Savannah
Horton
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Concordia
Lawrence
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Scribe Bain
Holton
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Globe
Louie Waldauer
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Globe Lights Reflections on Life and Newspapers
A mosaic of aphorisms and observations on success, failure, belief, and society. The piece muses on modern business, human frailties, and the vital role of newspapers in daily life, ending with praise for the enduring presence of print in America.
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Atchison Day's Doings and Local Notes
A digest of Atchison happenings includes health updates, burglaries, market news, votes, and community notes. Items cover illnesses, recoveries, court terms, birthdays, embezzlement charges, road work, school pupils, railroad deaths, local politics, social events, and upcoming meetings across Atchison and surrounding counties.
Republicans consider moving national convention to Kansas stadium
A suggestion to the Republican National Committee proposes holding national convention sessions in the Kansas University stadium rather than the Kansas City convention hall. The plan allows for commuting from Kansas City for general sessions, improving ventilation and atmosphere while providing adequate spectator seating.
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Kansas University
Kansas City
Lent practice urged for year round meditation
A church voice notes Lent as a time to meditate and suggests that many would benefit from meditating more throughout the year. The message urges steady practice beyond the Lenten period to foster daily reflection and growth.
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