Blue Sky law debate prompts bank commissioner action
Topeka December discussion centers on Blue Sky law abuses and proposed amendments. State officials including F H Foster criticize current administration for not dedicating time to enforcement. Proposals seek stronger records, clearer permits, and harsher penalties for false statements to protect investors.
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Topeka
Msas
Ky” Lavy
Jemi Sone F
H. Foster
Mada Ublic
Dillon
Foster
Charter Board
Forchager Cof
A. Gadd Investment
Commissi Er Ishall
Powter
Secretary of State
Fe County
Imade
Tani
New Year's Eve Service at Plymouth Congregational Church
A New Year's Eve service at Plymouth Congregational Church Sunday night at 11 features special music. Violin solo Prelude De Ia Panne Debussy by Kurtz soprano solo The Ninety First Psalm by Maedemid Mrs Shinn. A quartet Awake Up My Glory Rogers Le a Plymouth. Organ numbers Braun Reverie and others.
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Kurtz
Lawrence Notes On Local Affairs And Events
A three day Inter State literary association of Kan Sag and the west session ends. County clerk elect BE Bussing begins a one week instruction course Tuesday. County commissioners meet in special session and plan regular January meeting. County engineer prepares annual state report. Avery Olney and family visiting from Abilene. Mrs Olney to Emporia. Olney returns Monday. Rizal remembrance service at Methodist church tonight. Courthouse hosts Taxpayers League and Douglas county potato growers next Tuesday at 2. County agent reports mice dying from poisoned oats. KU students and instructors return for the grind.
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Avery Olney
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F. H. Olney
Sir Harry Lauder to Tour United States 1922 23
Sir Harry Lauder will tour the United States and Canada during the 1922 23 season with new songs and revived favorites. Among the numbers are She’s Ma Daisy I Love a Lassie Roamin in the Gloamin The Sunshine o Bonnie’s Smile and It’s Nice to Get Up in the Morning But It’s Nicer to Lie in Bed. Two new songs Bella the Belle of Duncannon and Singing is the Thing to Make You Cheery are included. An excellent company of entertainers supports Sir Harry.
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Sir Harry
Lawrence
United States
Canada
London
Lauder
Heather
Bonnie
Doughie
Bella
Duncon
Pleasant Grove Christmas Notes From the Schoolhouse
Pleasant Grove Christmas programs and family gatherings fill the week. Blanche Campbell attended the Methodist Sunday school in Eudora, with many relatives visiting and traveling between Bonner Springs Baldwin and Lawrence. A large Grove crowd enjoyed gifts, church, and holiday dinners as extended families gathered across local homes.
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Blanche Campbell
Methodist Sunday School
Eudora
Lloyd Hegeman
Marjorie-Deay
Frances Williams
Hibber
Hi - Boehle
Arthur Boehle
Harold
Edeward
Vinland
Henry Boehle
Lili
Union
Grover Ulrich
Glenn
Budiey
Russell
Worden
Wilk
Boehle
Gerald
Edward Sanders
Lone Star
Charles Schulz
Lawrence
Germany
Frank Campbell
Bonner Springs
Ralph Pentlin
Frank Mohler
Eunice Boland
Topeka
A. H. Boehle
Hibner
Art. Campbell
Elmer Campbell
Blanche
Fstelle
Lurite
Evelyn
Frank
Campnbell
John Meinke
Vernon
Clarence Campbell
Baldwin
Carl Peterson
Roscoe
Will Wingert
Grove-school
Jesse Wingert
Leo
Marle
Abe
Flory
C. N. Peterson
Verne
Barton
Elmer’ Flory
Owen’ Flory
Elmer
Gladys
Anderson
County
Ella -Landis
Ira Flory
Elmer - Churchbaugh
Elmer Flory
Owen Flory
Miss¢Blanche Campbell
Virgil Norris
Pleasant Grove
Sympathy Card for Death of Baby Wilfred Emel Johnson
A brief thank you note expressing gratitude for sympathy from friends and neighbors after the death of baby son and grandson Wilfred Emel Johnson. Signed by Mr and Mrs Fred W Johnson and Mrs Emma Broeker.
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Wilfred Emel Johnson
Fred W. Johnson
Emma __ Broeker
Lawrence High opens 1923 basketball season at Kansas City
The Lawrence high school basketball team led by Captain Stanley Lindley begins its 1923 schedule with a Friday night game in Kansas City against Northeast High School. Coach Max Klein has the squad in good shape after holiday practices. sixteen games are listed from Jan 5 to Mar 2 against Northeast, Central H.S., Argentine, Manhattan, Chanute, Iola, Ottawa, Roosevelt, and Emporia H.S. with games in Lawrence, Kansas City, Manhattan, Chanute, Iola, and Emporia.
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Kansas
Northeast High School
Max, Klein
Will
Stanley Lindley
Northeast HS
Kansas City
Central H
St. Joseph
Argentine H. S
Lawrence
Manhattan H. S
Manhattan
Chanute H. S
Kans
H. S
Kansas _ City
Ban
Ottawa
Chanute
Iola H. ‘Ss
Iola
Roosevelt
Emporia
Roosevelt H. S
Kansas State Normal School honors twenty two football players
Emporia Kan Dec 28 Twenty two K s players receive awards for last season from the athletic board additional condition requires twelve hours of work this semester Letters go to Captain elect Clinton Stewart Elmdale and Captain Paul Kutnink and others nearby for the team awards
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Kan
Kansas State Normal School
Athletic Board
Kansas: State Normal
Clinton
Stewart
Elmdale
Paul Kutnink
Local figures listed from Kansas region in OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous Kansas names and towns including Dodge City Emporia Marion Greensburg Burlington Haven Haven, with scattered surnames such as Holtfrerich Cale Oliyant Sughrue Crocker Beck and Others, but no coherent event or date.
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Moundridge
George Holtfrerich
Dodge City
Harry Cale
Emporia
Charles Oliyant
Marion
Andrew Sughrue
Maryin
van Ordel
Pretty Prairie
Ollie Thomas
Effingham
Clarence Carle
John Beck
Greensburg
Jaymes
McCoy
Coldwater
Joseph Persons
Dawson
Texas
Roger Hannaford
Harry Crocker
Burlington
Frank Gross
Dennis Hodges
Barrett
Aude. Thompson
J. Greensburg
Fred Lighter
Roy Pringle
Harveyville
Alfred. Koch
Pierce - Astle
Haven
Harald, Dyerly
Fratt
Mixed match announced for Dempsey and Lewis
Ed Strangler Lewis announced arrangements for a mixed wrestling match with Jack Dempsey. Articles drawn in Wichita Kansas carried Jack Kearns’s signature as Dempsey’s manager. A sports writer noted the documents included one million rules governing conduct.
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San Francisco
Lewis
Jack Dempsey
Wichita
Kan
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Claim Speed Records on Brooklands by Mathers and Dicker
London reports four world speed record attempts likely after Brooklands races by J. H. Mathers and R. E. Dicker riding a Rudge 7.9 hp cycle. Timed runs include six hours 450 miles 654 yards at 75.06 mph and eight hours 571 miles 613 yards at 71.29 mph.
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London
Brooklands
J. H. Mathers
R. E. Dicker
Bagasse boards seen as lumber substitute in Louisiana mill
In a Louisiana mill, bagasse the residue of sugar cane after crushing is treated with chemicals, pulped, and rolled into boards that, when dry, serve as a very acceptable substitute for lumber.
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Lousiana
Italy optimistic on sport as Mussolini rises to power
Italy’s Fascisti government under Mussolini boosts sports prospects with young ministers active in athletics. Mussolini pledges funds for the 1924 Paris Olympic team, shifting Italy’s Olympic prep toward five and ten thousand metre races and the marathon, with Milan hosting a full distance marathon on Sunday November 26.
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Italy
Mussolini
Finzi
Milan
Four Olympic distance marathons planned before 1924 Italian departure
The committee aims to run four full Olympic distance marathons between now and the 1924 departure of the Italian team. In other news a Santa Fe raid led to Felix Cheves facing a bone dry charge in police court. he was fined $100 and jailed for thirty days. An Alhalt gallon of corn whiskey was found in his home during yesterday’s raid.
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Italy
Milan
Turin
Genoa
Naples
Rome
Santa Fe
Felix Cheves
Sudan Grase refit Great Bend headlines unclear
Fragmentary OCR notes reference seed sale and livestock feed, naming John Steary and acreage around three acres. Mentions seed value and a burial cover for livestock feed, but details and context are severely garbled.
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Sudan
Bend
John Steary
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