Roland Boynton Urged to Enter Kansas Attorney General Race
Roland Boynton a Kru graduate and longtime assistant attorney general in Kansas has emerged in discussions as a potential Republican candidate for attorney general next year. From Emporia, he served in the 42nd Rainbow Division in World War I, later two terms Lyon County attorney, joined C B Griffiths staff, and now handles state and veteran affairs, slot machine removal, and highway commission legal work since April 1.
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Roland Boynton
Kru
Douglas
Hansas
Boynton
Emporia
Wiliam A. Smith
Boy
Inte C. B. Griffith
Kansas
State
Supreme 4
Supreme Court of the United
Sae
Kansas Highway Commission
The
Common
December Weather Sets New Kansas Highs for December
Kansas records shattered as December temperatures rose sharply with Dodge City hitting 70 degrees and Topeka 268 degrees for a December high. Forecaster S D Flora predicted upper fifties to mid twenties as fronts move through, while warnings of cooling non?existent. Separate items note a Cessna Aircraft receivership filing in Sedgwick County, and university enrollment expected to top 300 after the semester ends. A Wichita musician, Theodore Lindberg, was memorialized with his son playing violin at the funeral. Also reported are a local chicken theft and a business college office hours for new term registration.
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Tareka
Kansas
Mercury
Dodge City
Topeka
S. D. Flora
Grand Junction
Skere
Wichita
Kan
Florian
Theodore Lindberg
Wichita College of Music
Skelly Oil to Build Filling Station on Vermont Street
Workmen have torn down the old Farmer feed barn and the King Hotel at 923-827 Vermont street. Skelly Oil plans a five to six pump filling station on 155 by 117 feet, with a $4,000 building permit and completion aimed by March first. The site was purchased from Frank W. McDonald for about 15 000. The deal was handled by Smith Realty of Lawrence. McDonald had acquired the property from D C Palmer and M M Lucas. A future super service station is planned.
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Farmer
King Hotel
Vermont Street
Skelly Oil Company
Frank W. McDonald
William Henry Starr Dead at Ninety Five in Kansas
William Henry Starr born January 18, 1834 in Lisburn Pennsylvania died December 26 3280 at age ninety five years seven months and eight days after a long life in Kansas He loved children and helped others his seven children include Mrs C J Lane and Harry of Lawrence and Maurice B of Eudora Three grandchildren and many friends endure his memory He lived in Hudora Eudora and finally with his daughter in Tawrente before passing away.
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William Henry Starr
Lisburn
Margaret Jane Kann
York County
Kansas
Lawrence
Shorty
Hudora
Eudora
Tawrente
Starr
C . J. Lane
Harry
Maurice B
Deaths and Funerals for Seeley and Hood Figures
Johnny Edward Seeley, son of Mr and Mrs Seeley of north of town, died yesterday at a local hospital. His funeral will be held at Bergman Arkansas on January 1. A W Hood and Professor George J Hood of the School of Engineering received word of Z W Hood's death in Hollywood California. The Professor Hood will not travel to Hollywood at this time.
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Johnny Edward Seeley
Swillisten
Seeley
Town
Bergman
Ark
A.W. Hood
George J. Hood
School of Engineering
K. Uy
Z. W. Hood
Hollywood
Cal
Professor Hood
Kansas Farms Corporation Granted Charter for General Farming
Topeka December 31 1921 The Kansas Farms Corporation of Topeka was granted a charter by the state charter board, authorizing a general farming business and the issuance of 10000 shares of no par common stock and 100000 dollars in $100 par preferred stock. Incorporators include A D Jellison M E D Babbant N W Jacob Junction City Kan G E B Minor J M Rinker and H M Bainer.
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Topeka
Dec
Kansas Farms Corporation
Kansas
State Charter Board
Ial
A. D. Jellison
ME. D
Babbant
N. W
New Home for Dicker Bros Garage Moves to 620 Massachusetts
Dicker Bros Garage formerly at 787 New Hampshire street has moved to 620 Massachusetts Street. Ralph and Rudy Dicker run the business, representing Oak lead and Pontiac cars in Pawrence.
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Dicker Bros
Ralph
Rudy Dicker
New Hampshire Street
Massachusetts Street
Oak
Lead
Kansas City Paroled Convict Linked to 1890s Mob Kill
Kansas City man Russell C Arnold, 53, on trial for attacking a 14 year old girl, had been paroled from the Kansas State penitentiary 11 years earlier after a life sentence for the murder of Kinsley Kansas mayor John Marsh. Records show Arnold and an accomplice were sentenced to hang for the murder, but execution was blocked as Kansas repealed the death penalty. Arnold was later discharged in 1909 and connected to a 1894 double murder case in Kinsley, while reports note his insanity defense in the current case.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Russell_C. Arnpid
Jon
Kansas State Penitentiary
Ife
Kinsley
Kan
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Star
Irving Withers, Jr
Arnold
C. Arnold
Arnnold
Dorothy van Camp
T. A. Mastin
Arkansas
Withers
the Star
Mastin
Little Rock
Ark
Lansing
Russell C. Arnold
Kansas State Prison
Kansas
County District Court
State Supreme Court
Arvald
Sid
John Tiling
Edwards County
Carl’ Arnold
Russell C.arnold
John F. Marsh
Arnald
William Harvey
Leeelling
Stae Supreme Court
Mig
Harvey
Etling
Z Marsh
Roblin
Inspect
Manhattan Man Will Succeed Miller as Chief Inspector
Washington Dec. 31 A Pi R Spilman of Manhattan was appointed chief inspector of the post office department. He succeeds Grant Miller, who died in November. Spilman brings wide experience in almost every branch of the postal service, having started as a clerk after transferring from the navy department on June 6, 1898 and rising through the grades.
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Fashington
Spilman
Manhattan
Post Office Department
Grant 2. Miller
Postal Service
Navy Department
Oil gains spread across Oklahoma and Kansas states
Oil output rose in Oklahoma and Kansas while national crude production fell the Oils and Gas Journal reports. Oklahoma City and northern pools lifted state totals by 11 845 barrels, Kansas added 1 475 barrels, lifting state totals to 115 419 barrels. The U.S. drop totaled 25 260 barrels daily.
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Tulsa
Okla
API
Oklahoma City
United States
Kansas
Allan Hoover Debut At White House Holiday Party
Washington December 31 AP For the first time in years Washington's younger set ruled the White House Last night President and Mrs Hoover hosted a small impromptu dancing party for Allan Hoover home for holidays Nearly two hundred guests were invited by telephone to the executive mansion The event named Allan Hoover's debut featured Mrs Hoover back in strength after a cold and celebrated as a rare White House social affair since Coolidge Jr days
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Washington
White House
Allan
Leland Stanford University
Harvard School of Business Administration
Firemen to Enjoy New Year Dinner in Lawrence
The Lawrence fire department will host its annual New Year's Dinner tomorrow noon and evening in the old city hall firemen's rooms. Mayor and city commissioners invited to the noon event. wives and friends join the evening meal. Firemen on preparation committee hope for no fire calls during the day.
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Lawrence
Old City Hall
Thes
Personal Notices From The Treasury and Local Homes
W Dillon returned to his home in Vinita Oklahoma after spending several days at the J S Dillon home in Lone Star. Genevieve Redgrave of Tulsa arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Fred L Morris. Mr and Mrs H B Cummings and family leave tonight for Chicago to visit Mrs Cummings mother Mrs H A Murphy and brothers Harry and Douglas Murphy as they celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary January 1. Mrs H J Gaskill and daughter Marguerite returned to Liberal after holidays with Mr and Mrs August Weber. Carl A Eriksen, spending the weekend at the Graeber home in Hutchinson, will return home this evening.
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W. ©. Dillon
Vinita
Okla
J. S. Dillon
Lone Star
Genevieve Redgrave
Tulsa
Fred L. Morris
H. B. Cummings
Chicaro
Sargon Pills Restore Health Says Pearl Smith
Mrs. Pearl Smith reports dramatic improvement after two bottles of Sargon Pills. She suffered stomach trouble, constipation, headaches, fatigue, and poor sleep, but says pain, appetite, digestion, weight, and color improved, with friends hardly recognizing her.
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Pearl Smith
St, Kansas City
Round Corner, Drug ‘Co
Niemeyer Family Dinner Guests in Kansas City Visit
Mr and Mrs Felix Niemeyer and their family from Kansas City Missouri were Sunday dinner guests at Mrs K Stehwien and family. Miss Anna Stehwien accompanied them home.
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Felix Niemeyer
Kansas City, Mo
K. Stehwien
Anna Stehwien
PASE 4 ee a a PROGRAMS
The page lists a sequence of musical items and performers including Mildred DeWeese pianist, Lands Trio, Ta-Lew White organist, and Edwin Franko Goldman as director. Also features Around the World program, Johnson & Johnson musical melodrama, and The Mediterraneans. Includes an advertisement for Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy at Round Corner Drug Co.
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Mildred
DeWeese
Lands
Lew White
FePure
Edwin Franko Goldman
Ki Ier
Johnson & Johnson
Rox Whliins Ojl-o-Matices
Leto
Round Corner Drug Co
Nighttime Radio Schedule Entries From Chicago Listings
A dense, fragmented radio programming list shows episode times and venue notes across Chicago and San Francisco, including Longines Correct Time at 10:00 p.m and various acts like Amos ’n’ Andy, Rudy Vallee, Abe Lyman, and Phil Spitalny. The schedule references multiple hotels and venues such as Edgewater Beach Hotel, Congress Hotel, Black Hawk Restaurant, and Hotel Cosmopolitan, with cities noted for each act.
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Slumber Music
Amos ‘N
Andy
Rudy “Vallee
the Ha Vallee
New York
Abe Lyman
Gan Richman
Smith Lalen
Trans Whyte
Phil Splitalny
Petel Pentagram
Ted Fiorito
Edgewater Beach Hotel
Chicago
Ben Reem
Congress Hotel
Black Hawk Restaurant
Johnnie Hamp
Scheuerman
de la Vergues
Denver
Cluir
Byron and
Mann
el Jebel Marine
Seven Aces
Cosmopoli Itan
Nelson
San Janeisva
Melen
Horat
Jeby B
Burlesque and radio schedule features Neapolitan Nights
A historical listing shows a sequence of programs with times from 60 p.m. to 11 00 p.m. including Cuckoo Burlesque Ski Neapolitan Nights Lucky Strike Dance Club and Ameos n Andy Longines Correct Time Slumber Alush Sallcon Weather Man, detailing the broadcast lineup.
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KFRKU
Ameos
Andy
Sallcon
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Ilee Bawyence Business College
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Victor McLaglen
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Marine Life
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the Business College
Allan Hoover
Ted Morgan
New York State Athletic Commission
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Irvin _Ingram
Des Moines
Thomas Hunt
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Calif Institute of Technology
Pasadena
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Kansas City Safety Council
Liberty Ois
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Liberty
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Manley Insurance
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KCK
V & W Ry
Lawrence, Kans
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Merchants ‘National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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