Christmas Relief Appeal for Lawrence Family
A December 8 Lawrence Kansas column urges Good Fellows donations for a distressed local family. A father with unstable work, mother, and three to five children lack furniture clothing and a stove. readers are asked to donate essential items and financial aid to ease their Christmas, noting the Good Fellows drive and community support.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Othey Chidren
Jeagt
Jie
Tara
Ler
Rebels Demand Gas Delivery Before Town Sacks It
Rebels under Deliw demanded gas delivery from the town held by Zaquta officials after injabrant units refused. The town read and advised refusal, warning the rebels to retreat toward Hight as some fled with a supply of food and goods.
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Gulle
Zaquta
Hineteen Fongi
Aed
Eibavus the Perfect
Blake
Governors and All People in His Condemnanion of the Constitution
A conference session in Hickmond adjourned amid uproar as governors vote 1 to 4 to repudiate Governor Blease remarks defending lynch law. The body adopts a resolution urging uniform state legislation and replaces old mortgage practices with short deeds. A committee is formed to draft the uniform legislation, while other measures on banking and stock ranges are discussed.
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Hickmond
Blease
South Carolina
Diov
Bleusé
Ivingell
Ble
Neal
FE United ST
Govenor
Ala- Dama
Wyoming
New York
North Carolina
Eit
Idaho
Mauy
Virsillac
O'Neill
Akbar
Fraternal Aid Association Elects Officers for Term
The Fraternal Aid Association No. 3 reelected officers for the ensuing term. Elections were conducted by aination, with Y D Bishop serving as president and T W Sweneey as secretary treasurer Anna E Martindale and others named to the council for a eighteen month term under the supervision of officers including Bishop and Passon Owens Trasier.
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Auheps Connell
Kiting
Bishop
Viten Dent
T. W. Sweneey
Anna
Martindale
Red Passon
Owens
Trasier
Dbishop
Couneil
Meteoric Swift Cold Wave Hits Lawrence
A sharp cold wave swept through Lawrence last night causing a rapid drop in temperature. The thermometer fell to just above zero this morning before rising to around 30 degrees by the afternoon. The drop disrupted daily activity and caused a noticeable chill in the air.
Business Tightening Up Washington Amid Price Controversy
A brief note reports tightening business conditions in Washington and mentions a suggestion of pan price at honey. The text references committees and a House culture committee involved in a resolution, indicating scrutiny of costs and reforms without clear outcomes.
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Washington
Honey
Houke Culreley
Read ing of Water Committee Report Set for Evening Meeting
A Michigan to present the final findings of the Commercial Club water committee. The report covers the water plant and situation, aims to be read at 8 PM in the Merchants' National Bank rooms. Chairman Ord Clingman and committee members will outline conclusions and invite public attendance. Prof. W. Loud traveled from Michigan to attend the reading.
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Wiings
Michigan
Commercial Club
Tis
Tle Merchants’ National Bank
Elovk
Wayer
Thorduelt
Ein Hares
al Mena
Eluhanight
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IPS Ev
Origiipn
Chimanua
Sisson
Ord Clingman
Monapeehery Duomire
Grandville | Poon
AY Henley
Water proposition debates and speakers at noon meeting
A fragmentary account describes three water proposition supporters led by Mayor Bishop meeting at a local hall. Speakers included Dr Bulgin and Dr Williston among others, with discussions on plant expansion, funding, and project conditions. Attendance and interest were noted as rising ahead of next week’s events.
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Jewe W.om
Coa
Pes Ettean
Bane
Mal
Sweli
Yohei
RG Entetins
Bulgin
Fae
Dalke
Ciearettes
Population Drift From Countrys To Cities Discussed
Governors Eberhart of Minnesota and Hadley of Missouri spoke at a conference on plans to elect the drift of population from the country to cities.
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Richmond
Covernors Eberhart
Minnesota
Hadley
Missouri
Voverors
Retired Major Mallory Dies After Jump From Hotel Floor
New York police report Major John Mallory age 68 a retired officer died after leaping from the tenth floor of a Manhattan hotel today. The veteran legal servant known for long service with the S.A. and Deep G. was found at the scene and pronounced dead on arrival. Investigation to determine motive continues.
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New York
John ¢. Mallory
T. S.A
Manhattan
Tariff Debate Set By Ways and Means Next Week
Majorities in Underwood era proceedings hint at a tariff revision. Agate to Dino discussions, with Ways and Means determining timing. Vader argues full opportunity in theory and interest groups to be heard, while Burdett pushes immigration bill milestones and party votes loom.
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Washington
Vader
Mrn
Burdett
Chainman
Love Like That of Wi and Jonathan Sermon Fragment
Fragment from a Lawrence sermon at the Auditorium praising David and Jonathan. The preacher argues this bond surpass other loves and recalls biblical scenes of David and Jonathan, Mephibosheth, and biblical loyalty amid exile, with attendance noted.
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Jonathan
David
Laws Reform and Corrections Discussed at Conference
Attorney General urges changes in laws to be drafted into bills for the Kansas legislature. The conference of charities and correction, probate judges association, and related groups discussed social welfare efforts, proposed future operations, and the role of probate courts in improving juvenile and welfare outcomes across the state.
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Nuisus Conference of Charities
Kansata Probate Dusdeus Association
Kaipsas
Chavita
Triunel Wining
Mieditree Ous
Te Othe University
Wyke Math
Kansas
Suyl
Halt
Ile
Vidio Te Usborne
Jbie Kasay -Hiverile
Eeusy
Tor
Elected Officers of Farteers Institute Reelect Old Leaders
The Farteers Institute reelects its officers for another year. E. Bastinai is president with Wm. Hoskinson as secretary, and S. Basta as vice president. Members praise the council’s work and thank local officials for courthouse access and support from the community papers.
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Fartéers’ Institute
Bastinai
Prealdett
Wm. Hoskinson
Violent Methods Charged in McNamara Squad Case
Government alleges violent method ties to McNamara squads with Herbert So tlurkin as advance agent and Pennell testimony. Cross examination references an explosion in Springfield and a desire to target a locality. Defense counsel warns about publication and reader reach in the tense political context.
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Herbert So Tlurkin
Thy
Lennell
Springfield
Amura
Hockin
Niger
Henry
McNamara
Pennell
Navy Arms Race Sparks Call for 50,000 Reserve Force
US defense leaders push for a larger navy to deter conflict as Navy Secretary Meyer urges rapid build up including three new battleships this year. He argues for lifting spending limits to maintain parity with world powers and warns against complacency in an era of rising tensions.
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United States
Atesex
Tneta
Mever
Seuvelare Meyer
el Lemolasis
Le 3
Fey Weaders
Acdesleek
Navy
Meyer
Thom
Guiuber
Sya
Bernie Foes
Pall Ware
Mikes
University Exposition Planned For Spring
A student led University Exposition is planned for spring at the University of Kansas. Tentative dates May 2 and 3 are set with a World’s Fair tone, featuring booths along a Midway like avenue and demonstrations from engineering, medical and nursing groups to showcase practical university work.
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University of Kansas
Sind
Bert Tieested Ag
Ayeis
Tance
University Pureril
Ainneers
Wheanister
Medi Uient Higinevis
Hurpites
Hhoutorius Thronsi
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Ceale
Rauch
Ntnueller Strogie
Rites Agirettatier
Egivensity
Yonikeels Space France
Storm on Lake Superior Report of Severe Winds
Reports describe a fierce northwest gale sweeping Lake Superior overnight. Vessels near Sault Ste Marie and other ports reported heavy waves and dangerous conditions as ships battled the storm.
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Ferce
Sault Stene
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