Local Folks Visit Kin. Plus Minor Misconduct and Accidents
Mr and Mrs John Pifer return to Mansfield Ohio after two week visit with daughter family the Groves and grandson Richard. Kansas City guests Mr and Mrs S W Billups stayed with John Walker 1219 N Washington. Wichita visitors include Mr and Mrs Lester Seidl and daughter Celene. Bennie Carl Saum held on intoxication charge then released on $15 bond. Car collision at Seventh and Evergreen causes front fender bumper grill and hub cap damage with no injuries. William E Smith Sr of Kansas City was arrested on intoxication public drinking and profanity, hearing set for 4 pm. Funeral services for William M Haines Sr noted. Jean Jones daughter of Hugh T Jones Sr attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pifer
Mansfield
Ohio
John A. Groves
Richard
Jack Groves
Kathy
Lee
Gene
Bennie Carl Saum
Salina
S. G. Ashley
S. Central
Terry W. Mitchell
S. Evergreen
Seventh and Evergreen
William E. Smith Sr
Kansas City
Kas
William M. Haines Jr
Denver
Colo
William M. Haines Sr
S. Santa Fe
William Haines Jr
Jean Jones
Hugh T. Jones Sr
S. Steuben
Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Daily hospital record lists admittances on Tuesday and today with names such as Joe Varndell Dan Morrow Hilary Brooks and Mrs. William Johnson from multiple addresses. Dismissals include Cathy Butts Robert Wheatley Dan Morrow and Frank Sinclair. Births note several newborns to local families in multiple districts. City Court hearings show Pete Zaragosa and Jack Host pleading guilty for no passing zone violations with $10 fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy A Butts
Robert Wheatley Jr
Humboldt
Dan Morrow
Rose
Frank W. Sinclair
Britton Thompson
Donald Holman
Calvin Harris
N. Forest
Lawrence Barr
Richard Tinch
Pete Zaragosa
N. Steuben
Jack A. Host
Kansas City
William M Haines 62 died at Chanute home this week
William Mattison Haines 62 died yesterday at his home in Chanute He was born in Webb City Missouri on August 3 1893 and lived in Chanute since boyhood He earned a chemical engineering degree from the University of Kansas served in World War I and worked in Ponca City and Kansas City He then partnered in oil field construction with his father He was married May 5 1918 to Wilhemina Jaggers He leaves his widow two sons six granddaughters a niece and three nephews among others Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 pm at the Roy S Gibson funeral home with burial in Elmwood cemetery Also noted is a short service for Fred L Noran in Koch Skinner chapel with burial at Bayard cemetery Oklahoma
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William Mattison Haines
Ida May Mattison
John Willis Haines
Webb City
Chanute
Wichita College of Music
University of Kansas
Ponca City
Kansas City
Wilhemina Jaggers
Wellington
Charles Elwood Haines
Kas
William M. Haines Jr
Denver
Colo
Ethel Eaton
Leroy Barker
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
American Legion
Roy S. Gibson
Bayard Cemetery
Deer Creek
Okla
Bids Placed for Norton Sanatorium Additions and Remodels
TOPEKA Shade Construction Co of Hays submitted a low bid of 62 110 for an addition to the Kenney building at the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Norton. Frame Construction Co of Norton bid 24 263 for remodeling Building No 4 at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Shade Construction Co
Hays
Kenney
Norton
Frame Construction Co
Nine wood lead pencils sold per other writing instruments in US
A report notes that nine wood lead pencils are sold in the United States for every one instance of all other writing instruments combined. This indicates pencils remain the dominant writing tool in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle steady with calves and vealers strong. hogs mostly lower. sheep higher. Cattle buyers mixed, fed cows steady to higher, canners weak. Parsons and Kansas City yards show weight ranges and prices, with hogs 200 to 250 lb and sows noted. Eggs butter unchanged in Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Chicago
F.o.b
Grain and hay market summary from Kansas City
The report shows bids for Wheat and Corn with several grades listed, including No 2 hard and dark hard around 2.10 to 2.11 and No 2 white at 1.64 to 1.70. Soybeans range 2.64 to 2.73, oats 66 to 73 percent, and hay receipts noted as none this week.
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Midwest
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Shaw States Charge False About School Aid Support
Warren W. Shaw denounces as false the claim that he opposed state aid to schools while running for governor. He contends Gov. Fred Hall and allies pressured the House Ways and Means Committee to block funding for elementary school aid, while insisting he has never opposed a beneficial school measure.
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Lawrence
Warren W. Shaw
Shaw
Fred Hall
Hall
Shaw For Governor Club
House
Ways and Means
New Highway Bill Calls for Study
TOPEKA Kans. The new highway bill passed by Congress directs a study to determine which interstate highways meet standards for reimbursement to states for toll and free roads already built. Senator Frank Carlson says the study will assess eligibility under the reimbursements plan.
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Topeka
Congress
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
Hopeful Statement From Carlson Cites Study Expectation
Carlson expresses hope the policy will receive favorable consideration once the study is completed. The remark underscores anticipation of positive outcomes from the forthcoming analysis.
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Carlson
Montgomery Opens Political Drive for 4th District
John D. Montgomery of Junction City launches a Democratic nomination campaign. The report notes the pro paper publisher pressed ahead despite low dues usage in 1914 and aims to build a self-sustaining effort for the district race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
John D. Montgomery
Junction
City News
United States
Breakfast rally for party leaders amid U S senate bid
Congressman Paul L. Aylward of Ellsworth attends a breakfast with party leaders where he is seeking the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate. The event gathers key local figures as support builds for his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gressman
Paul L. Aylward
Ellsworth
U. S
Chief Demarest Receives Car Plate Emblem
Hackensack New Jersey police chief Westervelt R. Demarest, admired by the Hackensack Auxiliary Police, was presented with a police chief license plate emblem for his car. He was grateful yet puzzled since he does not own a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack, N. J
Westervelt R. Demarest
Hackensack
Demarest
First Egyptian Invasion Marks Cyprus Conquest
The earliest recorded conquest of Cyprus traces to an Egyptian invasion around 1500 B.C. This ancient military action establishes Egyptian interests and sets the stage for later Cypriot history.
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Island
Cyprus
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S. W. Billups
John Walker
Washington
Herman A. Fehr
S. Malcolm
W. R. Cannon
Janie
Wichita
Mary
Kay Cannon
Lester Seidl
Celene
Frank Seidl
Seidl
Bessie Young
San Bernardino
Calif
W. B. Young
Daily Transcript
Sanatorium
the Limerick
Limerick
Gene Christian
Mar
Board of Trade
Kansas City Hay
Roosters
Montgomery
Cranston
New Wash
Chanute Sales
W. Mai
W. Main
Page
The
Page Milk Company
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