Kansas Campaign Pulse Shifts After Coolidge Message
Topeka dispatch reviews how President Coolidge's policy outline shapes Kansas politics for 1924. It notes Governor Davis and McAdoo factions mobilize, while Sam Amidon navigates loyalty and delegation choices amid intra party tensions and renewed League of Nations debates.
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Coolidge
Republican Party
Kansas
Sam Amidon
Ymen
Davis
Amidon
Christian Brotherhood
McAdoo
Frank Hodges
Hodges
Wagener
Atchinson
Topeka
Waggener Pledd
Davis Suse
Reed
Faces Forgery Charge Against Clyde Wright
Clyde Wright a 16 year old colored boy was returned to Lawrence from Lincoln Nebraska by Deputy Sheriff Ralph Lawrence on a forgery charge. His preliminary hearing is set for next Monday at 2 p m before Justice John Clark with bond fixed at 1000 dollars. Wright is charged with forging and passing a note for 18 50 at the Lawrence National Bank payable to Henry Scott and signed by Carl C Perkins. The note was passed at the Royal Shoe Store. He had been wanted since August 2 and was picked up by officers in Lincoln Monday.
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Clyde Wright
Lawrence
Lincoln
Nebraska
Ralph Lawrence
John Clark
Wright
Lawrence , National Bank
Henry Scott
Carl C. Perkins
Royal Shoe Store
Linculn
Forced to Raise Money sale opens at United Army Stores Co
Rain did not deter shoppers at the United Army Stores Co sale titled Forced to Raise Money. The store has fresh paint and redesigned interiors with stock displayed openly to ease shopping.
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United Army Stores Co
Junior High Operetta Promises Virginia Romance
The junior high glee clubs present A Virginian Romance next Monday at 3 15 PM in the high school auditorium. Proceeds fund musical instruments and a piano for the assembly hall. Cast includes Dorothea Kert Edith Evans Katherine Lee Virginia Lee Frances Kent Dorothea Simons Lew Haverly and others. orchestra provides music.
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Gola Coffelt
J. Miller
Dorothea .Kert
Edith Evans
Katherine Lee
Virginia Lee
Frances Kent
Dorothea Simons
Lew Haverly
Maurine Downing
Colonel Haverly
Harold Alexander
Moses
Ted Parisa
Harry Lee
James Greenleaf
Frank Lee
Eugene McFarland
Dick Osgood
Roland Storer
Jack Winthrope
Moreen Rarick
Nancy
Jean Makepeace
Lee
Kathryn McFarland
Salina Citizens Demand Sewage Disposal Action
Complaints from Salina residents urge city officials to install a sewerage disposal system, warning of health and sanitation concerns as action remains unaddressed. Local residents in Topeka report similar calls for prompt municipal infrastructure improvements and public works responses.
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State Board of Shealth
Salina
M. O. Nyberg
State Board of Health
Nyberg
Topeka
Kan
County Treasurer warns on 1923 tax deadlines
County Treasurer A. T. Huddleston reminds taxpayers that the December 20 deadline to pay 1923 taxes without penalty is near. Meanwhile Illinois to Market Bonds report from Springfield notes 15 million dollars in bonus bonds at 4 34 percent interest and 6 million in highway bonds at 4 percent to be offered for sale December 22, per State Treasurer Oscar Nelson.
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A. T. Huddleston
Hlinois
Springfield
Oscar Nelson
Judge Pomeroy Dies in Pittsburg at 74
Pittsburg Dec 18 Judge Théodore W. Pomeroy age 74 and a Crawford county resident for 53 years died at his home this morning. He had served as justice of the peace in Pittsburg since 1908 and his court was a busy tribunal due to the volume of cases in the area.
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Pomeroy
Pittsburg
Théodore W. Pomeroy
Crawford County
Ecourt
Pittsburgh Never Established a City Court
The fragment notes that Pittsburgh never established a city court and that the office fees paid to a certain official for many years exceeded the salaries of district judges, implying a larger income from fees.
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Pittsburoh
Commandery Visit and Damaging Court Action
William E. Hutchinson of Garden City inspected the De Molay Commandery at the Masonic temple with many members present and Lloyd Webster initiated. Beauceant ladies served dinner. Dissolution of the Inter-Church World Movement of North America was approved by default in New York Supreme Court. State soldier bonus payroll will issue 68 500 checks with 67 750 claims certified for payment.
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William E. Hutchinson
Garden’ City
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Lloyd Webster
Order of Beauceant
Interchurch Corporation
New York
Corporation
Inter-Church World Movement of North America
Supreme Court
Topeka
Kan
State Soldier Bonus Department
Hudnut's Fine Perfumes at McCeugch's Drug Store
Hudnut's exquisite perfumes are showcased in beautiful gift boxes at McCeugch's Drug Store, offering a decorative selection for shoppers seeking elegant presents and personal fragrances.
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Hudnut’s
McCeugch
Potatoes Displayed by County Agent in Kansas City
Colglazier county farm agent will travel to Kansas City Monday with all prizewinners from the local Kansas potato show. The display will be featured at the Southwestern Horticultural show debuting in Kansas City next Tuesday and Wednesday, with prizes offered for top horticultural displays.
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OG Colglazier
Kansas City
How Appendicitis Very Often Starts
Chronic stomach or bowel trouble often causes an inflammation which spreads to the appendix, causing appendicitis. Ordinary bowel inflammation can often be relieved with simple glycerine buckthorn etc as mixed in Adlerika. Adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowels and removes all poisons. Helps any case gas on stomach in ten minutes. The Round Corner Drug Co 801 Mass St.
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Round‘ Corner Drug Co
Mass
Not Escaped Convicts Declared Not Fugitives
Ottawa authorities said Ray Chabbard Terre Dante and Napoleon Roberts arrested yesterday on a Santa Fe freight train were not fugitives from the state and were cleared of escape charges.
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Ottawa
Ray Chabbard
Terre Dante
Ind
Napoleon Roberts
Anchor
N. C
Cause of rheumatism at last discovered
An early 20th century medical notice claims the root cause of rheumatism is an internal germ absorbed from food, causing pain and joint inflammation. It promotes a patented remedy and urges readers to try a “new discovery” offered by a Dr. Wahler and associates, with sales through mail order.
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Pws
Perinle
Meg Uahler
Ias
Box of Johnson's Chocolates Highlight Rankin's Drug Store
Readers appreciate a box of Johnson's Chocolates from Rankin's Drug Store at 1101 Mass. as a small thank you or gift option noted in local notices.
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Johnson’s Chocolates
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Penitentiary Inmates Face Car Seal Breaking Charge
The subjects were initially held as suspects before a charge of car seal breaking was brought against them. The development indicates ongoing law enforcement action and a formal accusation tied to a vehicle seal incident.
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Penientiary
New Safe Way To Remove Teeth Stains
A new treatment named Wesachadenit Comb tion promises instant stain dissolution and brightens teeth. It uses a liquid that curdles stains and a paste that removes them, claimed safe for children and enamel, with daily use preventing future staining. Sold at local drug stores and City Drug stores.
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Fromd Corner
City Drag
Rankin’s
Rus Stare
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