Kansas urged to back child legislation in 1923 session
Topeka Kansas August 28 The Associated Press reports the Kansas children's code commission seeks nonpartisan support from both parties for child welfare laws. A proposed platform praises the governor’s appointment and urges action by the next legislature to protect children, with broad backing from women and men alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas Children’s Code Commission
Children’s Code Commission
Kansas
Henryietta Mayfield
Department of Public Welfare
Kansan
Bankers to meet in October amid election clash
Topeka section notes Kansas Bankers Association group sessions planned for October with dates tentatively set for the 17th to 20th and 24th to 27th. Groups include Quega Osage City Independents Manhattan Augusta Oakley Scott City Cimarron and the Hutchinson convention set for May 24-25. The Kansas delegation to the American Bankers Association meet in New York October 2-6 with travel by Union Depot Kansas City Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Bankers’ S Association
W. W. Bowman
Association
Quega
Osage City
Independ
Ente
Manhattan
Augusta
Oakley
Scott City
Cimarrona
Hutchinson
Kansas Bankers
Américan' Bankers’ Association
Bowman
New York City
Kansas
Union Depot
Kansas City
Santa Fe
New York
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Lawrence News Roundup: Town Gears Up for Fall Term
Lawrence notes school restart jitters and new streetcars plus track repairs. County teachers visited the courthouse for supplies. a Sinclair filling station at Tenth and Massachusetts begins dirt hauling. Local officials discuss tax rates, hotel projects, and alumni tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Lane
Sinclair
Tenth and
Massachustts
89th Division to reunite in Omaha in September
Kansas Adjutant Frank E. Samuel announces the 89th Division second annual reunion will be in Omaha September 20 21 and 22 to coincide with Ak Sar Ben. Veterans who served any time two years or more are urged to attend. Activities include an Ak Sar Den parade memorial services barbecue vaudeville wrestling boxing and group banquets. Reservations should be sent to F O Main Omaha Nebraska with reduced rail rates offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
89Th
Omaha
Frank E. Samuel
American Legion
Kansas
War Society
89Th Division
Samuel
Ak-Sar-Den
J. C. Dahlman
Elmwood Park
F. O
Neb
Explosion Near Foreman's House In Bloomington Illinois
An explosion near the home of J. Hicock, Chicago and Alton foreman, rattled blocks in Bloomington on August 28. Virgil Downey, a local clerk, lived nearby as rubber hose fragments were found at the scene. The incident follows prior attacks including a shop foreman’s injury and a brick thrown at another residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
J. Hicock
Chicago & Alton
Virgil Downey
Family greetings as new granddaughter noted in Topeka area
Edward McKittrick celebrates the birth of a granddaughter at the home of his daughter in Topeka. Mrs. A. a. daughter, Mrs. eighteenth in all, and Ana. McGinnis and Mrs. McKill are listed as representatives from the Sunday school attending a conference at the Congregational church this evening. Charles Fincher, wife and son Billy, with Win Finchher and family, traveled to Topeka for dinner and returned later. Win, As Fine and wife with their daughter, Mrs. Myron Dicker, and two children plus son Ralph are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Hults
A. P. Hults
First Baptist Church
School of Fine Arts
University
Ant Bolen
A. A
Edward McKittrick
Win
Craddock
Talme
Kansas
Ana. McGinnis
Mrs. McKill
Tian’ Sunday School
Charles Fincher
Billy
Finchher
Topeka
Fine
Myron
Dicker
Ralph
Elm street note book and local social updates
Found on Elm street a note book bearing the name Fred A Bates and a note that the owner can be reached at 226 Locust Street. Social items note Amelia Bailey with her sister and Mrs Mary Muzzy visiting their mother Mrs Mary Bartz in Eu dora. Various local families hosting birthdays visits and weekend travel including Kansas City Swope Park and WYoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Fred A. Bates
Locust Street
Amelia Bailey
Mary Muzzy
Sarah Muzzy
Mary Bartz
Eudora
Henry’ Broat
Wilma
Dorothea Weingartner
Mabel Jones
Helen Wiley
Elmer Carey
Alice Louise Lowe
Bonnie Rhody
Jennie Peltzie
Cleo Eller
Dorothy Saunders
Cleo Jackson
Hilda Mae Bushey
Agnes Adell Carr
Marion Spohr
Griffitt
Pearl Johnson
Kansas City
Griffit
Josie Johnson
Ft. Scott
Swope Park
Ben Bollig
Wyoming
Hop
Lucy Usher
WB. Dicker
Texas
Teo
H. Willis
Independence
F. A. Willis
Salomon
Kansas
U. 2
Salina
Moward McKittrick
Robert Walker
Melton
Kentucky
James Molyfickd
John Pachen
TIEUP ON ALTON IS COMPLETE
On the eve of a maintenance of way hearing, Missouri Pacific trackmen in Jefferson City join a trainmen walkout protesting armed guards and deputy marshals in shops and yards. Freight service stands still as 105 of 202 class one roads participate in the dispute led by B. M. Jewell urging victory for shop crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall A
Lown
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
United States
B. M. Jewell
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Dixon
Evans
Metcalf
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Sweet Sixteen
Rankin's: Drug Store
Lawrence
Kansas National Board
Fort Sill
Leslie Edmonds
Otto Guffer
The
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Lawrence City
Kansas Cities
George L. Kreeck
Colorado Springs
Los Angeles
Alfred G. Hill
University Alumni Association
Thirty-Fifth Division
Wichita
J. E. Meadows
Redwood
Cal
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Ri. H. Ednyiston
Perkins
Meadows
Houke
Mohler Horseshoe Pitching Club
Will Johns
E. E. Westfall
Fort To Fort
George E. Price
Price
Arthur Douglas
Fair Board
Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
N.Y
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New England
Swift
Sabetha Sabetha
Swith & Company
Evans-Metealt Sale
Rankin’s Drug Store
Gowl
vans-Metealt
Drayage Company Prompt and Reliable
Palm Beach
Skefstass
Watkins National Bank
A. Tucker
C. A. Hill
J. L. Taylor Fine
Sam G. Clarke
Mass
Peerless Garage
A. L. Williams
Tee Grean
Wiedemann’s
Gage Fineapple
North Lawrence
Alton
Charlton Insurance Agency
Penick & Romine Furniture Store
Sorbers
Ford
Student Sales CO
Miss
Sti
Kuppenheimer
Knox
Houk-Green Clothing Co
Just
Abe Wwolfson
Masa
E. W. Penchard
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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