Tightening laws deaths and funerals and Mec B
A report from the attorney general's office discusses tightening anti trust and prohibition laws. It urges amendments to the Velstead Act to allow courts discretion for jail sentences heavy enough to fit the facts. The document notes progress against rum seizures and cooperation with foreign governments and consuls, with references to officials Willebrandt and Myers and discussions with Great Britain.
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Genet Sargent
Burt Amugg
Aratio
Willebrandt
Dutan
Britain
Myers
Defense Not 80 Good Washington Defense Report 1926
The War Department secretary Davis outlines partial execution of the 1920 defense plan. He notes funding needs, minimal ammunition supply, personnel cuts, and the housing program. education has changed little since the rendition of the last annual report. Funeral notices for James William Colling Andrew Dailey and William H Robinson follow with burial plans. The record also covers local church activities, sermons, and community notices from Trinity Brotherhood and other groups.
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Washington
Dec
National Defense
Davis
War Department
Collision on bridge injures Logan wagon and coal load
A Saturday eve crash near the bridge involved a rear collision between a red coupe driven by S A Hunter and Logan’s Jumper wagon. Logan and his wagon bearing coal and feed were hurled and scattered debris. horse and wagon sustained damage as the team recoiled, and bystanders reported parts beyond the bridge. Meanwhile local court scenes saw Vined, Allen plead guilty to gambling, and others fined for carrying weapons and liquor. City officials noted county commissioners will meet Wednesday to address objections to a school site proposal.
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Mr. Logan
First Christiaan Church Youth Day Highlights
The First Christiaan Church Youth Day featured Dean S. BR. Braden’s morning sermon and five youths dedicating their lives to the church. Baptisms occurred, a banquet followed with speakers including Robert Hopkins and Prof. Paul Lawson, and the event concluded with musical and youth activities across the day.
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Robert Hopkins
Department of Religious Education
The
United Christian, MissionarySociety
Mise Nancy -Boganecker
Mary Furbusi
Dier
Kansas Christian, Missionary Society
Miss Paris
Topeka
Mgr
Brook Hayne
Christian Church
Charley Embree
Paul Lawson
United Christian Missionary Society
International Council of Religious Education
Dorothy Williams
Pian
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H. A. Delmore
Missouri
Missionary Society
Alma Moore
Kansas Women’s Missionary Society
Evenig
Boy Scouts
First Baptist Church Sees Busy Week of Activities
The church hosts training classes, prayer services, and a pre Christmas bazaar. Bishop Statton of Kansas City will be present. New members total 101 since January, with ongoing canvass and budget discussions. Sunday lessons focus on Heaven and sermon themes include The Symmetry of Life.
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Topeka
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William H. Butler
Charlies A. Puls
Iit
Ruth
Naomi
Vera Getker
Trinity Robed
Schnecker
Lena Anderson
Liutner League
Madison
America
Wis
Caroline Mitek
Clera Hatton
K. Us
Organ Company
Trinity Brotherho
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United Brethren Church
F. M
Testerman
D. Dy
Verfront St
Elmer E. McAferty
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Maurice Reagan
Gwendola Testerman
Caplentig
Christ
Henry E. Beck
Swain
Arthur B. Statton
Kansas City
Aungry
First Baptist Church
Brotherood
Dorothy Durland
Robert’ 'Cottenmyre
S. E. Wampler
Jesus
Munster
Gladys Eberhart
Marie Miller
Rons
Altice Fearing
Ottawa University
Edward’s. Barnes
Rotary banquet to honor KU squad at Wiedemann's Hall
Hovey Hanna will toast KU football squad at the annual Rotary banquet this evening at Wiedemann's. Athletic board coaching staff and cross country team will attend along with several out of town guests. Speeches by Dr. E A Lindley Pr F C Allen Dean H W Arant Coach F G Gappon Captain Harold Zuber and Captain Jeleck Barrett Hamilton. An additional talk tomorrow by Roberto Haberman on Mexico church government relations. Other items note sheriff arrest and local court fines.
Social club notices and gatherings announced
The Round Table and several neighborhood groups meet tomorrow afternoon with hosts Mrs. Elwell Mrs Jacqmain and others in Topeka and at Illinois street locations. Invitations extended for a Theta Phi Alpha bridge luncheon. Various clubs plan meetings lectures and dances with dates including December 15 and a postponed Washington Relief bazaar.
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Round Table
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Lousiana Street
May Phillips
WH. Sears
Theta Phi Alpha
Louisiana Street
G. A R. Hall
Washington Relief
Personal notes from the week in Kansas City area
A ragged personals column lists Miss Signe Stubeck spending the day in Kansas City, Miss Agnes Laptad returning to Tongenoxia after a weekend visit, and Capt. erford and others on Kansas business. A. Redman visits Kansas City for work, Creason travels to Pepe as city, and Mr. Edmondson leaves for Kansas City. The piece mentions a Kansas City news bureau writer to interview wholesale buyers and craft features, with other locals noted.
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Kansas C
Agnes Laptad
Tongenoxia
Erford
Kansas
PS A. Redman
Cive
J. de Morris
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Lawrenee
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Local family notes gather for fall gathering
The fragment mentions Mr and Mrs Ti B W C Orrick and Robert Hastie 24 Rhode Island street. W Gaunt and daughters Madge and Marie, Evan Edwards Eldon Rynerson will go to attend an event this evening.
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Wrecked Touring Car Incident Near Eudora
A Gardner touring car driven by Merril Unuur t Fryer and Wentworth Lawrence overturned west of Eudora in morning light. Fryer escaped uninjured, with one passenger nearly demolished from the crash. The incident was reported by a county officer as the car halted at the bottom of a ditch. Also, the Liberty Memorial high school board will meet at 8 pm in the board rooms.
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Fryer
Syom Wentworth
Stoward Lawrence
Totelock
Mii
Eudora
Botttom
Jditeh
Aiounty
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Board of Education
Liberty Memorial High School
Nee
Memorial service honors Kansas Elks leader McKone
The Elks held a memorial service yesterday for W. McKone past state president. Eulogies were given for Samuel Po Moore Clarence Kelg and William L. Buliene. Attended by members, the event reflected on McKone’s service.
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Samuel Po Moore
Clarence
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William L. Buliene
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