Railway policy meeting outlines road toward public welfare
A large gathering of 14 railroad officials economists financiers and business leaders met under the Academy of Political Science at the Hotel Astor to discuss railroad ownership public interests and policies. Speakers included A L Williams Henry Wallace and Daniel Willard with others from Erie Rolling Mill American Railway Association and major universities. Topics covered labor provisions freight rates and business revival in efforts to restore American business to normalcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
A. L. Williams
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Walker D.hines
United States Railroad Administration
American Railway ‘Association
Chicago
William, Q Cunningham
Harvard University
C .E. Heiserman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank W. Dixon
Princeton University
Henry R. Seager
Columbia University
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Academy of Political Science
Local Social Notes From Topeka And Lawrence Area
Community updates list visits from Manning, Norma, Norman, and Tobler families. Social calls span Lone Star, Lawrence, and Lecompton with visits to Mrs. Minnie Stultz, Emma Cummings, and J. D. Gibler. The Twin Mounis Dramatic Club staged A Deal in Ducks. several attend the Billy Griffith funeral at Washington Creek church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L.norman
Lawrence
L- Fi-Griffith
Lone ‘Star
Minnie Stultz
Mae
Mahel Tobler
Emma Kampseliader
Bertha Glenn
Florence Claxton
Vera Halderman
Lawerence
Ruby, Kampschroder
Nina Anderson
Christian Endeavor
J. W. McKinney
James Pettey
Lenape
Kansas
Eugene Gibler
Arthur Cummings
Dorothy
Marjorie
Emma Cummings
Twin Mounis Dramatic Club
A. Baldwin
Arthur-Josh
Minnie Warmer
Lecompton
Thelma White
Neola
Florendge Howser
Billy’ Griffith
Washington Creek
H.L. Alien
Mizinie’ Stultz
Omer Belles
Ruby and
Rose
Mays
Harve Barton
J. D. Gibler
R. G. White
Myrtle Tarpy
Lonks
Thomas Hout
John Hout
Callen Stebbins
Presbyterian Church
Hemroid promise safe relief from piles
A promotional notice explains piles arise from internal stagnation of blood in the lower bowels and touts Hem-Roid as a harmless, guaranteed remedy. It claims the simple home treatment removes the cause by improving blood flow and offers relief to thousands of sufferers, sold at Round Corner Drug Store and by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
Round Corner
Belvoir and Lawrence Residents Share Weekend Visits
Local residents from Belvoir and nearby Lawrence areas spent the weekend visiting relatives and attending church events. Notables include Mrs Gardner returning to Kansas City for illness, Thomas Holl and Howard Hallmark aiding Belvoir school construction, and Ethel Anderson joining Clinton School staff for the coming year. Several Lawrence visitors and church delegates traveled to or from town amid social and missionary activities.
Crowder engages Margaret Norris to teach next year
Miss Margaret Norris has been engaged to teach the school the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crowder, Lawrence Myrés and Nettie Crowder called at Geo. Fraker's and C. W. Orr's of Lawrence a week ago. Mrs. Clarence Hodson of Worden spent from Sunday until Monday with her mother Mrs. W. J. Collins. Leona Rijey of Pleasant Grove is visiting her sister Mrs. Ona Bolte Collins. Nettie Crowder and Ai. Arnold Williams of western Kansas spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee. Lawrence Myres called at Seigel Rose's of Barker Sunday evening a week ago. Edgar Apear Abary Lee of Brackett spent Tuesday with their brother Walter Lee and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Norris
J. M. Crowder
Lawrence Myrés
Nettie Crowder
Geo. Fraker’s
C. W. Orr
Lawrence
Clarence Hodson
Worden
W. J. Collins
Leona Rijey
Walter Liee
Grove
Ona Bolte Collins
Arnold Williams
Western Kansas
Walter Lee
Lawrence Myres
Seigel Rose’s
Barker
Edgar Ape Avary Lee
Brackett
I. G. Hughes
Carl ‘Schubert
Delbert Adams
Hazel - Charles
Ralph Davis
Gilmore
Annie Gilmore
Albert Harvey
Baptist Church
Eudora
Don Westheffer
Winn
Davis
John Ott and Sons
M. E. Charles
Guy Bixgsby
Kanwaka
Robert Gabrial
C. Gilmore
Henry Seiwald P
Little Son
Louis
Charles Cox
C. L. Cox
Carl Copp
Fred Copp
Saunders
Delbert Perkins
Carl Perkins
Eugene Perkins
Kansas City
Pearl Etmmett
Cayvi_ Perkins
Is. W. TD. Ross
Carolina
CG. G. Perkins
Emmett
Delbert
Carl
Elmer Cox
Roy Cox
Jittle
McLouth
Stockwell
Roy . C
Lou- Clark Mannen
Cave Copp
James Corel
Fred Goop
Geo. Dunkley
Charley Corel
James Corell
Kaw Valley Callers Share Weekend Visits and News
Sunday visitors at I G Hughes home included Carl Schubert family Delbert Adams and Hazel Charles, with other neighbors calling at Gilmore and Westheffer homes. Local clerical and family mentions note baptisms in Eudora, illnesses, and travels to Kansas City for Emmett and others.
Ukraine Strife Drags On Amid War Tides
The fragment describes Ukraine amid Civil War era turmoil with Russian revolutions, Petrolo, Petlura factions, and nationalists. It notes ruined farms and railways, bridges blown, and widespread death from famine and typhus in a former land of plenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polles
Petlura
Russian exports and Mexico claims outline for January and April
Moscow reports January exports totaling 1.25 million dollars, led by oil products flax hemp and furs with destinations England Latvia and Estonia and some to America. January imports reach 12.4 million dollars, led by Germany and England while Latin American expropriation claims against Mexico amount to 231 from nine nations with Spain leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
England
Latvia
Esthenia
Americ
Russia
Relize
Germany
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Ismatic
Spain
Washington Legion Day Celebrated With Merit Certificates
Celebrated Legion Day observed last week with a certificate of merit awarded to city officials by National Commander Hanford MacNider for full employment of ex servicemen in Washington. Speeches by State Commander Wilder S Metcalf and National Chaplain E A Blackman. County track meet set for Wednesday April 26 featuring Norway Scandia Republic and Belleville high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Legion
Belleville
Republic County
Norway
Scandia
Republic Snd
Quick Relief for Rheumatism Offered by Corner Drug Store
A Round Corner Drug Store advertises Rheuma as a physician prescribed, non narcotic remedy for rheumatic conditions. The offer promises quick relief within a day to a week and refunds if not satisfied, noting the product helps kidneys expel uric acid from affected joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner
Kilmer's Swamp Root Promoted for Kidney Help
An old newspaper ad extols Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles in women. It claims kidney health affects other organs and urges immediate treatment, offering sample bottles by mail and noting to mention the paper when writing.
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Dopce Brothers
Butler-Sanderson Motor
Coco Mass
Ptrest
Kellage
Eyaeet
Kellogg
Smilie
Kellogg's
Manning
Tosening
Will Howe
Thomas Holl
Howard Hallmark
Nnew
Belvoir
Ethel Anderson
Clinton School
Thomas Losh
The
Missionary Society
S. A. Gardner
Ebon Anderson Janagon
Arthur Losh
Niete Martin Pugh
Merritt Woodward
E. A. Robison
Lloyd Hout
C. Q_ Britton
Topeka
Theodore Jones
Harrell
Joe ‘Anderson
Margaret Cummings
Presbyterian Sunday School
Atchison
Harry Ung
Harriette Hume
Henéa
W. Halderman
Kenneth Halderman
Albert Hollingsworth
Messrs
Geo
Arthur Tarpy
Glenn Hollingsworth
Verne White
Paler Pan
Lenore Ulrich
Sarmentel
Maude Adams
Lenore
Agnes
Breids
Shields
Kaw Valley
Lawrence Cream Co
West
Lawrence Nat'l
Agdrey Jwoltian
Norio Y
Science
Ene
Ausil
Totter
Eczama
Eal Yorlight
Younrer
Lyko
Lyko Medicine Company
New York
Journal-World
Wien Seat
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