Equal Rights Debate and Traffic Fatalities Noted
An essay questions equal rights for men and women amid constitutional reform. A department of commerce report shows California leads 1922 traffic fatalities with 26 deaths per 100 000, Los Angeles 29.5, Kansas below average, and Lowell lowest at 5.2. Mucha the Polish bandit and Mucha’s purported conscience tax item are mentioned. A Lawrence detrain proposal after a long push gains hopeful traction from a Saturday Omaha conference.
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Tratvic
Department of Commerce
California
Los Angeles
Kansas
City
Missouriy
Lowell
Massachusetts
Pacific Coast
N. Ja
Ist
Mucha
Railroads seen as sacrificing rights amid travel concerns
Discussion emphasizes essential rights affected by railroads and the role of parties to the issue. It notes the University of Kansas draws students statewide and the need to minimize travel inconvenience, keeping the issue alive in Law Tenet.
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University of Kansas
Prolonging Life Through Health and Resilience
The article discusses two stark contrasts in life expectancy, cites Oliver Wendell Holmes on living with incurable disease, and stresses that robust health, good diet, fresh air, exercise, and rest help resist illnesses common in winter. It likens health to battle, noting the true enemy is the body's weakened ability to fight.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Tax Reduction vs Bonus A Dilemma for Congress
The editorial argues tax cuts and a soldiers bonus cannot both pass without expense. It urges ex soldiers to weigh long term gains of tax relief against immediate bonus benefits. It notes tax cuts likely spur business and employment, while Congress may seek a compromise to please both sides.
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Mellon
H. H. Motter
Melton
Congress
Deep Sea
The
Register
Soldiers Vote and Politics in Iola Register Opinion
The Iola Register argues soldiers will vote on national issues rather than money or favors. It lauds ex servicemen as principled citizens whose ballots will reflect judgment, not gratitude, regardless of party.
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Congress
Iola Register
Sir Paul Vinogradoff to Receive McGill Honorary LL D
Sir Paul Vinogradoff, Corpus Professor of Jurisprudence at Oxford, will be awarded the honorary degree of LL D by McGill University today. A world renowned law authority born in Russia, he has taught in Moscow and England, faced clashes with Russian officials, studied English social and legal history, and been knighted in 1917 after lecturing in America and India.
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Paul Vinogradoff
McGill. Univ
Corpus
University
Oxford
Russia
England
Moscow
Bosc
Tongland
America
Idia
Jjs
Mr. Backus
God
Goat anecdotes mix daring humor and danger
Quirky witticisms and fantastical claims about goats eating dynamite circulate in a humorous fragment. The text riffs on goats eating dynamite, jokes about international antics, and ends with a folk proverb about goats and mischief.
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Church News
Thanksgiving visitors include Andrew Bolton and family from Detroit and Kansas City. Rev Burks and Miss Rhinehart with D. J. Husted at the Quelch home on Lyons street. Rev Popplewell and Pascal with Effingham church then evangelistic work in DeKalb Missouri. Braden will not lecture at the Christian church Thursday. A Christmas program committee for the Christian church is named. Dale Buffington recovers from typhoid in western Kansas. Wallace W. C T U meets tomorrow with Mrs. Dunn at 745 Locust Street. Mrs. Lamb to present due to weather. Mrs. Sheets travels to support Bryant the wounded policeman’s mother. Vienna news notes Austria voting by 474,000 men and 554,000 women. socialists and christian socialists split. Congregational church bazaar December 7 with cafeteria services. Coal pricing note ends fragmentary.
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Andrew Bolton
Detroit
Harris ‘Statts
Kansas City
Leyi Bushey
Ray E. Bushey
Burks
Oklahoma
M. E. Church
Hattie Rhinehart
D. J. Husted
William Quelch
Lyons Street
Popplewell
Pascal
Effingham
Humphries
DeKalb
Braden
Smith
Bonner, Springs
Christian Church
A. W. Lamb
Clarence Sheets
Six Corners
Bryant
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frank Brooks
Church Council
I. F. Eberhart
George Schultz
D. K. Rice
AIF
Fay Miller
St. I
Trinity Service Club
Merbers
Women's Missionary Society
Churca
Pastor’s Aid Society
Olson Bros
Lutheran Student Association of
Kansas
Nebraska
A. J. Beil
Hutchinson
Katis
Agnes Christianson
India
Pihlblad
Bethany College
Ft A .Brotherhood
Sctbe
Congress Returns for New Session in 8th Term
Washington reports Congress begins a new session with hundreds of bills ready. Leaders predict a busy year handling taxation, veterans’ benefits, immigration, prohibition, transportation, Muscle Shoals, and federal reforms while debates over tax law and the bonus wage on. The Ways and Means committee will lead revenue work and consider a bonus measure amid divided views.
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Washington
Associated Press
E8th
Congress
Muscle Shoals
House
Senate
Mellon
Ways and
Iion
Senate Committee
Veterans Bureau
Railroad Labor Board
Lawne A
Southern
Senate 2Nd House
Henry Ford
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Alabama Power Company
House Immigration Committee
Pension Widows Pension Plan Implemented by Brotherhood
The Pension Association of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will begin the Widows' Pension on December 1, placing 282 widows on the pension list and paying back $80,650 in pensions. Warren S. Stone calls it a historic step for organized labor and aims to extend pensions to all members' widows eventually.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Association of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Warren S. Stone
The
Brotherhood
Organized Labor
Pension Association
Lifay c
University Drama Club Presents The Devil’s Disciple
The University Dramatic Club opens The Devil’s Disciple at Bowersock tonight with a second show tomorrow. Performances start at 8 15. Prof. Ailen Crafton coaches the production and student activity tickets admit either night with reservations required. T. B. Clinic Tomorrow At City Hall December tuberculosis clinic will be held tomorrow starting at 9 o’clock. Dr. Loveland, chest specialist, will conduct examinations free to all attendees.
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University Dramatic Club
Bowersock
Dumtain
O’cloc
Ailen Crafton
T. B
Loveland
Trinity Church Calendar Highlights Fall Meetings and Events
Trinity Episcopal Church schedules vestry, choir, and society gatherings including a Postponed Vestry meeting on December 10 at 8 p m with Mr S Baty to review the Every Member Canvass and heating-plant pledges. Reports mark the week with Girls Friendly Society dinner at Wiedemanns and Near East Relief gifts. The Great Church Bazaar, annual meeting, Christmas programs, and a Plymouth Church spotlight on state conference plans populate a busy December.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Plymouth
Downing
Preyer
Church School
Dunn
Plymouth Church
Ernest W. Gibson
Brat
Sedtleboro
Vermont
Congress
Essor Gilkinson
Fine Corps
Senate of
Goolidgier
Religious programs fill Trinity Lutheran services day after day
The article outlines multiple church activities including new Cub Scout recruitment, sermons on God contrasts with science, and confirmations and council installations at Trinity Lutheran. It describes upcoming events at First Presbyterian and First Baptist churches, including missionary talks, student conferences, bazaars, concerts, and a major pageant The Common wealth of God.
Wisconsin Statesman Robert M La Follette Biography
Republican lawyer born 1855 in Primrose Wisconsin admitted to bar 1880. Served 49th to 51st Congresses and elected Wisconsin governor for 1901 03 1903 05 1905 07 1905 07. Elected U S senator January 25 1905 resigning governorship. Re elected 1910 16 and 1916 23. Home Madison Wis Washington D C works.
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Robert M. LA Follette
Primrose, Wis
Wiscinsin
Wisconsin
U. S
Madison
Vis
Washington, D.C
Haskell Athletic Officials Back From Western Conference Meet
Haskell staff members Richard Hanley and Frank McDonald return to Lawrence Sunday after Chicago for the Western Conference meeting and a three week football tour of the Redskins. A possible next season matchup could be against Minnesota or Wisconsin. no date set.
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Richard Hanley
Frank McDonald
Flaskell
Lawrence
Chicago
Redskins
Haskell
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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China
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Pratt
Curd
Ditman
Dean Swarthout
the Echo
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Ruth Ellis
Dorothy Logan
Frances Fenstemaker
Mrs. Richart
Christ
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Gether
General Board
First Baptist Church
Sipper
E. Ly Haynes
Stapleton
August Dahlene
S.H. McCurdy
Charles R. Manley
Clough Memorial Hospital
Ongeles India
M. Berg
Buckley
Womens’ Society
Miss. Buckleys
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Miss Buckley
Commonwealth of God
H. Augustine Smith
L. E. Sisson
Young Peoples’ Societies
Haskell Institute
Cosmopolitan Club
Church Quartet
Lawrence Board of Education
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Harry Rake
Elm Street
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Lecompton
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Frank Hedges
Winifield
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