Baldwin News Glee Club Returns From Touring Cities
The Baker University Glee Club led by Professor Marvin Geere returned from a two week tour across Kansas and Missouri with full houses in Iola Chanute Cherryvale Independence Oswego Baxter Springs Carthage Ft. Scott and Pleasanton. The campus reports various local residents ill or building projects as community life continues alongside the university activities.
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Glee Club
Baker University Glee Club
Marvin Darwin Geere
Ioln Chanute
Cherryvale
Independence
Oswego
Laxter Springs
Carthage Mo
Ft. Scott
An Pleasanton
Rising Sun in Russia Provokes School Year Controversy
A garbled local update notes a meeting set for seven thirty and references various residents and events. It mentions attempts to organize a school year plan amid unclear context, with social visits from Rev. John W Scott and Mrs. Bell Gale, plus oil field activity at Falkner View lease and home improvements by William Niebrugee and Mrs. Cavander.
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Haines
Aila
Chin
John Ww. Scott
Herbert W. Scott
Wedneaway
Debn Fontes
Mr. Flicxinger
J. D. Wilkins
Los Angeles
Californ
Mr. Wilkins
Lahhein
Hart, Peeted
Falkner Virden
Santa Fe
William Niebrugee
Topeka Man Lays In Coal House During Home Build
A wealthy Topeka resident is living in a coal house at the rear of his lot on the city’s only boulevardfront lot while his new home is under construction. He calls the improvised dwelling a last resort after failing to find a rentable place.
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L. J. Aberdice
EK. Yake
Rs. H. Taylor
Eee
Mac Penland
Charles E. Stevens
George Mathey
W. F. Davis
South of Town
Win Bias Iorn Ir
Webster Ter
Baker University
Jolinois
Glenn McDanielz
How Sanders
Sdge Kirkout
Greenleaf
Esas
Mosher
Mary Foster
California
Don ‘Wilhelm
Allen Toll Loyd Storum
Dan Wilhelm
Ralph Durtz
Wilhelm
Winchester
Myers
Mr. O'Byrn
Baldwin
Sam Longwood
Co. C. Law
Baker
China
Kansas City
Uhl
Annedown
Thompson
Joe Watson
Ranton
Ineta Neal
Freda
Lyndon
Louise McBride
St. Paul
A. B. Bruner
Clay Center
Mr. Beck
Miles Robinson
Joseph Mauzey
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
College Cafe
C. B E. Beeks
Elton Kirby
Baker Gymnasium
Redding College
Abingdon
Illinois
Hedding
Kirby
Baldwin High School
Topeka
Kansas Near 250000 Auto Licenses Issued
In Topeka on April 10 Kansas nears the 250000 mark in automobile licenses issued Secretary of State Lew J Pettijohn says total reached 248388 with daily applications over 300 Sedgwick County leads with 15196 Wyandotte second with 8527 Butler from 11666 and Shawnee 7287 The Democratic territorial convention of the Philippines is set for Manila today for delegate elections.
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Shawnee County
Crumury trustees face uncertain final shige outcome
In a fragmentary local note, leaders and trustees discuss the final stage of a murky community matter. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item centers on a debated action or decision with civic implications.
Advertising club luncheon in Kanane college noted
The Tin ity department of journi fate Kanane held a luncheon with student members and speakers Bert Cochran Marvin Marcis Harold Hail Mary Samson and Adelaide Dick.
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Pref Leun N
Tinity
Journi
Fate Kanane
Advertising Club
Muectivhaen Totel
Bert Cochran
Marvin Marcis
Harold Hail
Mary Samson
Adelaide Dick
Austrian Chancellor Renner Seeks US Ties via Trieste
Dr Karl Renner the Austrian chancellor arrived in Rome seeking to improve relations with Italy and to establish rapid communications with the United States through Trieste. He told the Associated Press he hopes to arrange important commercial relations with America and resume cordial intercourse with Italy.
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United States
Trieste
Karl Renner
Rome
Associated Press
America
Austria
Italy
Natives Starving Near Dawson Yukon Report
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police patrol reports Natives of the Red River country facing starvation due to a shortage of big game animals. The message comes from the Arctic frontier known as the top of the world where rains have persisted since last summer and limited wildlife access.
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Dawson
Y. T
Arctic
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Red River
Centenary of James R Graves Birth Highlighted
The day marks the birth of James R Graves a key Baptist leader. Alabama Democrats convene at the state convention to choose delegates for the national gathering. British Ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes and Lady Geddes depart England aboard the Augusta Victoria for New York. A U.S. business mission led by Frank A. Vanderlip sails from Seattle to Japan to foster mutual understanding. France observes a Good Friday superstition that trees quiver and shudder.
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James R. Graves
Alabama
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Lady Geddes
England
Victoria
New York
Frank A. Vanderlip
Estrom
Seattle
Japan
Real Estate Transfers and Artifacts From City Scene
Fragmented notes describe jewelry displays, room designs, and preserved creeds amid real estate transfers. A tale of an inmate’s art, crystal settings, and a strong plant outline appear beside a furnace test of a massive shaft. The piece mixes property with odd historical anecdotes and an April superstition about a death.
Germans Return Home Faces Cold Welcome in Britain
Reported in London the return of Germans and other undesirables deported during the war faces hostility. Germans who found work on tramp steamers across to northern ports are met with eviction from lodging and social rejection by neighbors and business landlords, with several denied admission or forced out of homes.
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London
England
Lonton
Bo Ness
Evening Standard
Jon Hotciz
Stoomsbury
Tadntieneee
Duke of Rutland sells Belvoir estate amid war taxes
London reports that wartime taxation pushes noble estates to auction. The Duke of Rutland sells about 13 000 acres from Belvoir, with Goodby Hall and Holme Pierrepont at Radcliffe on Trent auctioned or sold privately. About 100 tenants bought farms rented to them, and the Earl of London’s Naime Woods and Racecourse portion reportedly bought by Scarborough financiers.
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London
England
Rutland
Belvoir
Lincolnshire
Goodby Hall
Barl Manyers
Holme Pierrepont
Radcliffeen-Trent
Earl of London
Naine Woods
Scarborough Finance
Fragmented OCR Finds Faint Clues On Rural U.S. Agriculture
The garbled passage attributes quotes to Associated Press about agriculture and climate, noting shifting crops and investments. It hints at wheat, oranges, and tobacco relevance, with scattered mentions of levers like levees, cattle, and copper, amid vague references to American sentiment and wartime context.
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Cers Associated Press
Para
Panama withdraws 20 infantry from Chiriqui province
The United Government plans to remove a detachment of 20 men of the United States infantry under Major Herbert E Pace from Chiriqui province amid local land-ownership litigation. Panama condemns occupation while Justice Alfaro says Panama favors the United States, noting intercession in Mexico is not needed. Also noted are remarks at a National Democratic Club banquet in New York celebrating Thomas Jefferson's 277th birthday.
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Panama
United Government
Chiriqui
Sted Infantry
Herbert E. Pace
Justice Alfaro
Associated Press
United States
Rio Grande
United States Administration
Mexico
National Democracic Club
New York City
Thomas Jefferson
Fire damages Kingman county town and business district
A major fire in the town of N ville in Kingman county caused extensive damage to a department store bank confectionery barter shop and lodge hall. Losses are estimated between 90000 and 160000 with a defect blamed as the probable cause. Separate report notes American Legion posts organizing in Topeka and surrounding cities under Kansas department supervision.
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Kingman
Nville
Kingman County
Todge Hall
Necracs
Topcka
American Legion
Jevaveemworta
Kuarsas
Wittsburg
Fort Scott
Digenten City
Cand
Legion
Kansas Department of the Order
Posters Used by Reds in Campaign in The Hague
Fragments describe propaganda posters during a campaign in The Hague. The garbled text mentions a U N official from America, a Soviet visit, and references a Georgia woman earning $800 a year assigned to a division, with unclear duties and dates.
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REDS
Nam
Ey Reed
Georgia
Janewe
Women’s rights and political notes across states evolve
The text outlines wartime and civic themes focusing on women’s roles from voting to labor in various states. It mentions Alaska, Illinois, Missouri, and Wisconsin, highlighting women’s public presence, governance, and industry accommodations. It cites references to state officials, committees, and labor adaptations involving women.
Fragmented text fragment fragments a reader note
The readable lines describe a jumbled passage with references to names and a vague discussion about testing and polishing. No clear event or outcome is provided, leaving the item as a damaged excerpt without a coherent news angle.
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