Doctors Welcome to Staten Island Quarantine Station
New York December 20 The filling of immigration quotas and winter travel decline are noted at the United States Public Health Service quarantine station on Staten Island. Doctors inspect arrivals while crews and passengers are checked. Gifts from ships include curios and a slab said to come from the Santo Domingo cathedral housing Columbus’s supposed body.
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New
York
Associated Press
United States Public Health Service
Staten Island
Staten Isand
Fingerboard Road
Santo Domingo
Christopher Columbus
Griece
Italy
Cdy of Columbus
Committee selects Hollenden suites for Republican convention
Acting on behalf of David W. Mulvane chairman of the convention arrangements, H L Remmel selects eighteen rooms at the Hollenden Hotel for the arrangements committee. The group will mobilize about ten days before the June 10 opening to oversee all details. Hyde orders Kansas extradition for Bert Meyers and Rhey Gould wanted for robbing Victor Schutte of two diamond rings valued at 3500. The couple, married, are from Paola and are in custody.
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Cleveland
Ohio
David W. Mulvane
Kansas
H. L. Remmel
Arkansas
Hollenden Hotel
Hyde
Jefferson City
State of
Kansas City
Bert R. Meyers
Rhey Gould
Ictor Schutte
Paola
Brinkman's Bakery Christmas Fruit Cakes Ready
J R Holmes advertises fruit cakes at Brinkman's Bakery located at 107 E Seventh with phone 19 SS. Also promoting business college classes starting January 2 and seasonal items from Christmas Cigars at the Varsity Annex.
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J. R. Holmes
Just
Brinkman’s Bakery
Varsity Annex
Farmers Union Bank seeks state charter for Co op at Kansas City
Kansas Farmers Union filed for a state charter to form a cooperative bank in Kansas City Kansas with 100000 capital. Names include John Tromble C E Huff and others from Salina Kirwin Green Moline and Kansas City. Also notes a separate labor union bank charter request in Kansas City and efforts to unite the two schemes. A separate item reports Gov Davis receiving a photograph of President Harding bearing a shrine cap from Mrs Harding. Also mention of inheritance tax bill for soldiers bonus funding and a charter commerce paying committee meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Farmers’ Union
Kansas City
Kansas
John Tromble
Salina
Farmers’ Union
Eack
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
C. E. Huff
Qronoque
H. E. Brasted
E. E. Woodman
Marshall County
Lansdon
EB. C. Trull
Kirwin
L. E. Devoss
Harding
J. M. Davis
T.e
Davis
Hutchinson
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Death notices for Mrs. Sarah Green 67 near Lawson station with service at North Lawrence Baptist Church and Maple Grove Cemetery. Frank H. Kennedy of Eudora road. Minnie Kenner of North Fifth Street sister of Dr J J Kenner. Mrs L B McCarty in Columbus Ohio noted with Lawrence University coach husband. Two council vacancies.
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Sarah Green
Lawson Station
Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
A. A. Royston
Maple Grove Cemetery
Minnie Kenner
North Fifth Street
J. J. Kenner
L. B. McCarty
Lawrence
Columbus
Ohio
Two Student Council Vacancies Open at University
The university will fill two council vacancies after the new year due to resignations. One in the college delegation from Donald Gordon and one in the engineering school from William Anderson, both set to graduate by semester end. Candidates must be submitted to Jack McLean by January 14, announced by Student Council President Stanley Learned.
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Donald Gordon
Williamy Anderson
Jack McLean
Stanley Learned
Kansas Wheat Acreage Cuts Reported for Fall
Kansas wheat acreage is down 13 percent from last year with 10,081,000 acres statewide. Eastern Kansas shows 35 percent fewer planted than a year ago, central Kansas drops about 10 percent, while the western third remains largely unchanged. The federal estimate, released in Topeka, places current planting at 84 percent of normal.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Wheat Belt
Callison seized articles prompt further theft inquiry
Police identified portions of items seized at Harley M. Callison’s restaurant and home as stolen as investigators continue to locate owners of the remaining pieces. E. O. Warner of Great Bend also identified stolen apparel and a rug from his home dated November 11. Cornell Glee Club to perform in Wichita on December 31 features sixty voices from Cornell University. Hazel B. Dennis awarded divorce from Herr L. Dennis on abandonment grounds. former name Harrison restored. Rankin’s Drug Store advertises sensible stationery. Mrs J. C. Sheets and Alice Sheets depart for Copari Oklahoma.
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Winfield
Kan
Harley M. Callison
Warner
Great Bend
Cornell Glee Club
Wichita
Cornell University Glee Club
Wichita Forum
Wifa
Hazel B. Dennis
Herr L. Dennis
Harrison
Personalities at Home for Holidays Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Cross of Salt Lake City visit their aunt Miss Anna Fischer and mother Mrs. J. K. Rankin during holidays. Mrs. Louise H. Gephart heads to Hoxie Kansas for two months with daughter Mrs. Charles B. Pearson. Chicago guests, T. S. Stover leaves for Dallas. Miss Mary Maesee goes to Independence. L. Adams visits Topeka. H. A. Edler of Baldwin in Lawrence. Deputy Sheriff Ralph Lawrence in Kansas City.
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Roy .M. Cross
Salt Lake City
Anna Fischer
J. K. Rankin
Louise H. Gephart
Hoxie
Kans
Charles B. Pearson
Fred Soxman
Chicago
George Kuhne
T. S. Stover
Sigma Chi
Dallas
Tex
Mary Maesee
Independence
L. Adams
Topeka
H. A. Edler
Baldwin
Lawrence
Ralph Lawrence
Kansas City
Free electricity planned for Iditarod residents
Idatarod Alaska plans a municipal electric plant funded by a $3500 treasury surplus and federal license revenues. Current winter population is about 22, rising to several hundred in summer mining season. The town will supply current to residents at no charge. Separately, Justice Department considers Boyles relief request from Alabama amid pending charges, normally granted as routine. Marriage licenses issued to Henry Cheeksfield and Nina E Mitchell of Topeka and Vernor Strong and Julia Abel of El Dorado and Belview. Rankin's Drug Store promotes stationery and chocolates as Christmas gifts.
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Idatarod
Alaska
Associated Press
Iditarod
Boyles
Washington Dee
Department of Justice
United States
Alabama
Department
Ogee
Henry Cheeksfield
Nina E. Mitchell
Topeka
Menger
Vernor R. Strong
Eudora
Julia E. Abel
Belieview
Slippery County Roads Hamper Morning Travel
Roads in the county were muddy and dangerous this morning making it hard for shoppers to reach Lawrence by car. Despite slick conditions and rain, Lumber Co farmers along county roads managed to reach town, while others faced hazardous travel.
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Lawrence
Jener- Bowman- Matthews
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Republican Arrangement Committee
Business¢College
Carter E. & Battery Ca
Zephyr
Lawence: Workmen
Bowersock Mill
Power -Co
Jersey
Farmers’ Union Bank
Washington
Strong
Chamber of Commerce
Frank H. Kennedy
Lawrences
Eudora Road
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Alice Sheets
Co, Pari, Oklahoma
Business College
Johnson’s
Skofstads
Onteanslothes
Albes
HUE Clothing CO
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Arls
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