World Company Ad Text Prompts Reader Inquiry
A fragmented newspaper notice from Lawrence Kansas dated August 31, 1920, references World Company and an exclusive reproduction policy, invites readers to call the office if they do not receive their copy, and notes upcoming rate changes.
Lloyd George Speech Reflects Polish Crisis and Soviet Advance
The speech in the House of Commons critiques Soviet demands on Poland while noting Russia’s aggression and occupation. Lloyd George warns that conciliatory talk may fail to stop Bolshevik advance as burning and plunder spread in occupied Polish territories, highlighting widespread misery under Bolshevik control.
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Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Poland
Russia
Germany
Fesciibey
Howat's Hold on Kansas Miners Grows Tense
Howat's grip on the Kansas miners tightens even as the old guard holds firm. The conflict strains coal field control, with law and higher officials urged to act to turn the region toward stable production and normalcy.
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Howat
Kansas
Wnion
Cleanup of water mains saves city resources
The city spent about $20,000 to clean water mains, a move officials say yields long term benefits. Improved flow and reduced wear on pumps cut fuel use and maintenance while providing an accurate valve map and location data for mains. Savings at the plant help recoup part of the expense.
Crop to feet and start toward record-breaking yield
The writer urges setting the crop on its feet and starting toward record-breaking wheat yields, hoping state and federal figures align with the State Board of Agriculture. It notes a three billion bushel U.S. crop and jokes about King Corn beating cotton. The Emporia streetcar fare rises to ten cents, after five-cent service.
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Aguaieg
State Board of Agriculture
Emporia
United States
Portraiture of Harding as balanced American statesman
The Minneapolis Journal surveys Warren G. Harding after his Chicago nomination, praising his deliberative approach, steady leadership, and aim to serve all people. It compares him to past figures of varied temperaments and notes his mild, sane, persistent character with deep public life experience.
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
America
Hamilton
Madison
John Q. Adams
John
Jefferson
Benton
Senate
Blaine
Roosevelt
Hardins
Senato
Minneapolis Journal
Today’s political and public events across North America
Honored figures including Premier elect Meighan in Belleville Ontario will open campaign events. Aaron Watkins seeks Prohibition nomination at his German town Ohio home. Roosevelt starts Chicago speaking tour toward the Pacific. Knights De Eppe convention opens in Milwaukee. A seven member anti sau
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Arthur Meighan
Canada
Belleville
Milwaukee
Today's anniversaries mix of events and dates
A fragmented item lists 1862 Sarah Barnhardt debut at the Comedie Francaise, 1366 armistice ends hostilities between Italy and Austria, and 1890 treaty for the neu era on the page.
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Sarah Barnhardt
Italy
Austria
The
Neu
Century of notable events and deaths listed
The excerpt lists historical milestones and biographical notes from 1834 to 1903 including the disestablishment of a national religion in Japan, John Henry Newman’s death in 1840, Sir Hector Langevin’s resignation in 1891, a West Indian hurricane in 1903, and Andrew Carnegie’s death in Lenox Massachusetts.
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Belgium
France
Japan
John Henry Newman
Birmingham
London
Sir Hector Langevin
Andrew Carnegie
Lenox
Mass
Dunfermline
Scotland
Today’s birthdays listed for notable figures
Kijuro Shidehara, Japanese Ambassador to the United States, born in Osaku-fu, 48 years ago today. Hale Holden, president of Co B and Q and Colorado & Southern railroads, born in Kansas City, 51 years ago today. Earl Brewer, former governor of Mississippi, born in Carrollton County, Miss, 30 years ago today. Joseph Weber, prominent actor and theatrical manager, born in New York City, 58 years ago today.
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Kijuro Shidehara
United States
Osaku-fu
Hale Holden
Colorado& Southern Railroads
Kansas City
Earl Brewer
Mississippi
Carrollton County
Miss
Joseph Weber
New York City
One Year Ago Today Inquiries And Obituaries Include Notables
Topeka reports show less than one percent of registrants refused to reveal ages in the last election. Among 18 969 registrants 157 women and fourteen men declined full ages. Suffrage leader Margaret Hill McCarter was among them, prompting AG Hopkins to rule that registrants need only indicate they are 21. McCarter registered as "21 plus."
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Topeka
W. A
Margaret Hill) McCarter
McCarter
Civil War Vets Gather for 25th Cherryvale Reunion
G A R veterans from Cherryvale Kansas plan to assemble Aug 23 to 28 for the 25th annual Oki Soldiers Southeastern Kansas reunion. Only about 100000 of the 2.7 million veterans remain, most above seventy, with grounds equipped for comfort and camping.
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Cherryyvale
Cherryvale
Kans
Oki
Southeastern Kansas
Lawrences Traffic Court Sees Lighter Load
Police report a quiet morning in Law rence as fewer violators appear in court due to better traffic law adherence. Officers credit markers on the street for reducing jay driving and general compliance with rules.
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Polce Court
Lawrence
Jay
Meridian Highway Salina Work Advances on Grading Contract
Meridian Highway project segments in Salina under contract for grading and surfacing report continuous work as 10 graders outfits and materials arrive. Bridge contractors completed three large concrete culverts along the Meridian highway, with Thompson Photo Studio noted in Mass.
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Salina
Aus
No Fee Required for Fair Entries
County fair officials announce no entry fee for participants and invite all residents to submit entries. Officials emphasize entries may be made locally with no expense and encourage timely registration for the fair.
Douglas County Fair Exemption Rules Set for Exhibits
Premium lists for the Douglas County Fair at Woodland Park September 25 through October 1 outline entry rules. No entry fee in any department except races. Exhibits must be on grounds by Monday night, September 27, with two or more entries per class to win first. Mail entries allowed for non live stock with details. Exhibits must be from Douglas County and neighboring areas.
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Douglas County
Woodland Park
Douglas County Fair Association
Delock
Lawrence
Fair Association
Auxiliary members rules for Legion women in law ties
A Kansas circular to locals from Adjutant Frank E. Samuel states that women related by marriage to ex service men are ineligible for the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion. It clarifies that in-law relationships are not accepted for candidacy, while mother, wife, sister, or daughter relations to an ex service man allow eligibility.
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Wichita
Kans
Woman's Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Frank E. Samuel
Kansas Legion’ Department
Legion
Bowersock Leads Kansas City Anti-Boss Movement
Justin D. Bowersock son of J. D. Bowersock heads a Republican anti-boss movement in Kansas City which secured a signal success at the recent primaries. He played a prominent role in the spring campaign for clean politics in Kansas City and in the primary drive was Tecog-
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Justin D. Bowersock
J. D. Bowersock
Kansas City
Mr. Bowersock
Tecog
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