Coolidge urges tax cuts over soldiers bonus in speech
President Coolidge urged Congress to cut taxes by over 300 million dollars and oppose a World War I veterans bonus. He warned large new spending would hinder tax relief and economy drives, stressing reductions should begin at earned income and tax on telegraphs and admissions be repealed to balance the budget.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Tex
Tix-Uxemote Securities
Siley
Handshakes warned by health board figure campaign
A 1930s style note reports Kansas officials promoting a public health campaign to curb handshakes to stop germ spread. Doctors warn hands carry bacteria causing pneumonia and diphtheria, urging Americans to adapt without shaking in public life.
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Kansas
City
Des
Bine
Heralth
Nell
Radio crosses sea with Grebo radio test concert
Paul A Dinsmeor with a Grebo radio set heard part of a concert broadcast from Kragland during a November night in England. The test aimed to assess carrying power of the rt My. Dinzmenr tuned to a Wave length around nis heard God to Thee. Stétinn W H B of Kansas City began broadcasting on 41 meter shortly after, making further reception impossible. Leo Smith also heard the English concert via Radio RY azine.
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Paul A. Dinsmeor
Grebo
Kragland
England
Rt My
Dinzmenr
Nis
Stétinn W. H. B
Kansas City
Prnamunt
Radio Ryazine
Leo Smith
Desertion Charge Filed Against E H Martin in Topeka
E H Martin was arrested in Topeka by county officers on a desertion charge for abandoning his four month old child since September 1. He was arraigned after bonding and entered a plea of not guilty. Judge Travlic Gates presided with Cecil Lue as attorney for the defense. Bond set at $14 for special appearance.
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E. H. Martin
Topeka
Martin
Kansas Authors coMINd Meetings at B U L Friday
The Kane Authors Club will meet in Lawrence on Friday this week with W Y Morgan of Hutchinson and N Man director of Spooner library among speakers. A reception at Miss Mar Lenn home at 6 and a social at Hill Top house at 8 30 followed by readings from members.
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Kane Authors Club
Lawrence
Fraser Vail
Hutchinson
Kartner
Topekayer
N. Man
Spooner Fied Brary
University
W. 8
Jabswan
Department of
Farearet Lynn
Engl
Juaze Inspectors Tour Rights In Garden City Area
An inspection tour by Templar Commandries Judge Hah and deputy commanders visited Garden City today to review the community and rights in the vicinity. Hutchinson of Gar and grand standard bearer Lawrence joined Wednesday to inspect DeMolay Commandry Maldy.
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Hah Means
P ‘Ena
Garden Cite
Ik Zor
Virst Trip to Teach in Lawrence Years Ago
August Gauck recalled his first multiple visits to Lawrence with Mrs Amil Gauck Mus FLEB. The note mentions an 88 year span and a city state connection amid unclear details and partial text.
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Lawrence
August Gauck
Amil Gaa Gauck
Presbyterian Speaker and Music at First Church
The First Presbyterian Church hosts Dr. James Naismith of the university to speak on Christianity and recreation Sunday evening, with Miss Wombold, a Korea missionary, speaking midweek on her work. The Sunday program includes a musical protian by Dean Swarthout and Christmas hymns sung by the congregation.
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James Naismith
Sunda
Echool
Miss Wombold
Korea
Dean Swarthout
Chastanien
Bleek
Paul
Doctor Bleck
Israel
Tuthe
Bunyan
Booth
Ohio .Street
Prayer and church life at Lawrence Friends Church
Sunday featured a large attendance at Lawrence Friends Church with Missionary Day events and reports from Prairie Center and neighboring areas. The day included a missionary message by Rev. William Garvison, a sizeable dinner for about 100, and youth activities. Box Scout rations and church school growth were noted, along with upcoming meetings and programs for Christmas and religious education.
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Lawrence Friends Church
Kansas City
Tonganexie
Hesper
Prairie Center
William Garvison
Pageant At First Baptist Draws Huge Sunday Crowd
Last night one to two hundred people were turned away as all seats and the gallery filled at the First Baptist Church in Lawrence for the Pageant The Commonwealth of God. Mrs L E Sisson directed assisted by women, Rev Frank Jennings read the text and Indians from Haskell Institute plus Cosmopolitan Club members joined in the presentation. The simple stage used white columns lights and cross motifs with several choir songs and a Marvin Hall solo.
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Lawrence
Baptist Church
Commonwealth of God
L. E. Sisson
Forrest E. Wiicraft
Columbia
Frank Jennings
Haskell Institute
Cosmopolitan Club
Marvin Hall Ra
Local classified notes promise market prices for poultry
Fragmentary ad text shows a Logan business offering poultry market price quotes and coal, with a phone contact. It references White and Logan Moore, plus a Care Center service line, implying a local store or service combination in a small town.
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Logan
Logan-Moore Lhr
Real estate transfers in Lawrence Kansas record
Elbert E. Robinson transfers property to D 3 Bales for $1.00 with a 36 ft lot 41 Del St and specific corner lot details. Agreement notes conveyance of a lot measured 80 ft to begin and includes legal references in Del St area. Proceedings recorded in registry with mentions of lot 39 and lot 6 and southeast cover.
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Elbert E. Robinson
del St
Lawrence
Kansas
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