Court Reservations and Farm Relief Debates Move On
The piece discusses United States reservations to the world court and a league proposal, plus the agricultural committee’s push for farm relief. It notes Washington’s caution over league influence, the direct exchange with powers, and ongoing broad disagreement on farm measures amid political campaign pressures.
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Pew
League of Ws
International Court of Justce
United States
League
Teague
Prombiersbin
Wory
Washington
Geneva
Clearing Snow Drives Change in County Road Work
Twenty years ago county engineers faced harsh winter drifts with slow progress as wagons pushed through. Now rapid efforts clear highways, altering previous hardship and costs as authorities invest in modern snow removal practices.
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Kangas
Storry
Public meeting and local notices in University Hall column
Citizens are urged to attend a public meeting at University Hall about the Normal department opening. The column mentions Dr. Morse for the Board of Education, local arrivals and departures, Lily Jackson’s final visit to Liberty Hall, and Bucking & Son vinegar works. Ottawa dam news noted from Express Agent Mehinnes.
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University Hall
Morse
Board of Education
Third Ward
Lawrence
M. Luther & Co
Bac
Harland Wheeler
Elias Summerfield
San Juan
Alfred Guest
California
P.M. Alexander
Marshall Texas
Marstall
North Lawrence
Kansas Pacific
Texas Central
Lily Jackson
Liberty Hall
Lily
Rockies
G. Bucking & Son
New York Street
Express
Mehinnes
Ottawa
Centennial Literary Society Fraternity Meeting Disturbed
Report notes a building incident Friday around 3 pm near the railroad bridge with a loss estimated at $7000. The Centennial Literary Society held a Friday evening session, though the exercises were long but deemed good. Disruptive youths scattered about the hallway and were warned to settle down and lock up.
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Aam
Centennial Literary Society
Kansas City Business and Society Notes
Twenty five years ago E F E Myers sold out his interest in a Kansas City manufacturing business Alfie Roche excelled in Kansas City World editorial and notes Howard Street profits rose at Perando Philipps passed hospital service examination and works J A Bensen bought the PDeichmiann building ready for repair Roy Henley and Mr Prasfield led scores at a club evening Guests included Rohort Mr and Mrs Alfred Raedizer Miss Del Frazer Edna Gilford and Dan Anderson at the gathering
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E. FE. Myers
Busiess
Kansas City
Alfie Roche
Kansas Cit
Als
Kansas Notes
Howard Street
Philipps
J. A. Bensen
Pdeichmiann
Rel Whiet Chab
Sre
Ed Schall
Wit Prasfieid
Roy Henley
Sire
Ant Mere
Alfred Raedizer
Woolfkueler
Af Leavenworth
del Frazer
Fdna Gilford
Roy Heny
Dan Anerson
Ross
Dinner honors Reg and Mrs Miller hosted by McCarroll family
Mrs Mary McCarroll will entertain eleven guests this evening in honor of Reg and Mrs Miller. H C Lowe entered four dogs in the Abilene coursing meet this week. A cave in on the north embankment caused a vehicle accident last evening. Vic Hale served as attorney in filing seven injunction suits against liquor dealers in Kansas yesterday.
War memoir recounts Kansas Cavalry camp life in 1864
In June 1864 a detachment of 170 men from the 5th Kansas Cavalry crossed the Arkansas River to camp in Cherokee Indian country near Fort Smith Arkansas. The sergeant recalls moving from the river to a double log house, selecting guards and organizing a shared work plan while enduring mosquitoes and hardships.
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Journal-World
Kansas Cavalry
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Arkansas River
Aras River
Immortality and Faith in Jesus Light the Afterlife
A sermon on the fourth gospel lesson opening a new quarter. Jesus reveals immortality not as mere continuation but as a purposeful, radiant afterlife. Faith and doubt interplay, testing belief by facts, with rational examination guiding theological conviction. The talk contrasts ancient beliefs with Jesus’s fuller vision of heaven as fullness and power.
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J‘ Jack
Jesus
Job
Christ
Teo
Hanis
Law
Phosmus
Irene
Thames
No Agreement and All Came to Me at Once
Wash Thorntown recalls a chaotic Civil War raid with Cherokee factions split between North and South. He describes seizing cattle and milkers, appointing Zene Crowe and Gideon to lead crews, improvising mills and rations, and defending a boat on the Arkansas River from rebel artillery before marching back after a brief, starving stretch.
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Thorntown
Zene Crowe
Gideon
Arkansas River
Gibson
Hiether
American anthropologist Dr George Grant MacCurdy to lead delegation
The Daw's News reports Dr George Grant MacCurdy, renowned anthropologist and Yale lecturer, heads the American delegation to the Archeological Congress convening today in Beirut. He has long directed prehistoric research at Yale and the American School of Prehistoric Research and studied at Harvard Paris Berlin and Vienna.
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Archeological Congress
Beirut
George Grant MacCurdy
MacCurdy
Yale University
American School of Prehistoric Research
America
Brus
Warrensburg
State Normal School
Harvard
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Lake View and David McCreath reopen after illness
Lake View school reopened Monday after a three week closure due to illness. James Norris farms land on the Olson place. Mr. and Mrs. Imér Lamdig of Pleasant Grove visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gentry. Josephine Gentry was home two days with a carbuncle on her neck. Wilf Toward and children visited George Lewis and family. Owen Mitchel and children dined with J C Bunn. Seymour Gentry went to C P A last Thursday night in Midland. Bert Perkins is ill. Rob Rose of Lawrence built a perches for Robert Gentry. Mrs Seymour Gentry hosted the Minerivan club. six members and one guest attended. An effigy of Judas Iscariot was burned on Easter Eve.
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Lake View
David McCreath
James Norris
Olson Place
Imér Lamdig
Pleasant Grove
Robert
Gentry
Josephine Gentry
Wilf
Lawrence
George Lewis
Owen Mitchel
J. ¢. Bunn
Seymour Gentry
Midland
Bert Perkins
Rob Rose
al Perch
Robert Gentry
Minerivan Club
Irs
James Norrisey
Grace Preston
QO. R
Keller
Julius Ziesch
Ziesch
George Capwell
Cottonwood Falls
Alfred BE. Leahh
Allie Gaylie Quayle
William J A Quayle
Theta Kappa Nu
J. D. Tousley
Tonsley
Harry J Lemnard
Albert Cowell
Francis Spencer
Ray~mond Mestris
Lloyd Bliss
Alfred E. Leach
Department
Baker
Ft. Collins
Colo
Golin C. Alexander
Centenary Hall
Frank F. Siple
Madge Reynolds
Betty Ney
Lorna Bailey
Margaret Land
Neadesha
Milward Idole
Robinson
Baldwin
Topeka
K. C
Kans
KK. C
Haskell
T—Haskell
Wellsville
Oakland Cemetery Association
C. E. Beeent
Clara Johnson
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Inez Johnson
W. Schwartz
Elspey Schwarts Windrum
Canada
Merle Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Howard Kinzer
Kappa Sigma Haus
W. H. Webster
Clyde Stewart
James Schnebly
A. D. Butell
al Miller
C. B. Lockwood
A.M. Hanks
Webster
Muenzenmayer
Baldwin News Roundup of Community Notices
Local Baldwin area brief with updates on Illnesses and substituting teachers. Reports cover Theta Kappa Nu activities, faculty changes, upcoming school events, church plans, and social visits. Also notes on baseball schedule, cemetery association officers, and community members traveling or hosting gatherings.
Williamstown notices and social events in Kansas City visit
Grandma Tyrrel returns from Kansas City visit. Clyde Humphreys hosts twenty guests for Lee and Logen event. Logan leaves for new Kansas City home. Tyrrell family attends wedding anniversary at Topeka. Merald Hurd injured by kick. Parsonage purchased by John Johnson for remodeling. Beady moves to Perry Underwood home ten acre tract. Beulah Yarrell and Igo Melsome visit from Kansas City. Chas Jackson and Roy visit Ozarkie. Mutual Benefit Club holds March meeting with prayer, testimony, money-raising unit division, red and white program, and supper. next meeting set for April 5 with current events roll call.
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Grandma Tyrrel
Beulah Tyrrell
Kansas City
Clyde Humphreys
Lee. Logan
L. L. Tyrrelli
Chast
Millard Stewart
Topeka
Merald Hurd
John Johnson
Beady
Perry Underwood
Beulah Yarrell
Igo Melsome
L. &. Tyrell
Chas. Jackson
Roy
Ozarkie
Arthur Canning
Lee Logen
Hanna
Mrs. Mae
Margaret Kathan
Arbor Day observances and historic anniversaries noted
Today marks Good Friday and Arbor Day observances in Missouri and Tennessee. The item also notes the birth anniversary of Rhode Island Governor Henry Howard and the 1860 Republican National Convention, with a brief reference to President Andrew Johnson's proclamation sixty years earlier.
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Missouri
Tennessee
Henry Howard
Rhode Island
Andrew Johnson
War declaration noted as war moves unfold
The report notes formal declarations and upcoming sessions as figures like Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and other prominent educators reach milestone years. International Archaeological Congress schedules in Tierra and Palestine while the American Society of Pathologists and Bacteriologists opens its annual meeting in Albany today through tomorrow.
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Nicholas Murray. Butler
Columbia University
America
International Archaeological Congress
Tia
Palestine
American Society of Pathologists and Bacteriologists
Albany
Fiddlin Stars Compete In Wave 18 Championship Tourney
Jefferson City hosts Wave 18 fiddling contest with eighteen state champions from Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and Oklahoma. Governors urge votes via telegram, phone, letter or telegram to WOS. Prizes include baby chicks to a forty acre Missouri field as listeners decide the winner by popular vote tonight.
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Jefferson City
Ca.p
Middle West
Tate
WOS. Ac
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Ilinois
Kentucky Tenessee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Ian Baker
Stati
WOS
le Dee
State Marketing Bureau
Houge
Officiall
Iso
Marketing Bureau of
Elassic
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Toneka
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