Lawrence board to visit Woodlawn school for preliminary acceptance
The Lawrence board of education plans a preliminary inspection of Woodlawn school with Superintendent J H Beveridge and E H Whit to review building completion and arrange final acceptance. A council meeting in February will discuss education policy and funds raised by the Quincy Parish teachers association for an operetta.
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Sotce
Board
of Education
Woodlawn School
E. H
Spendent del Manzo
Lawrence
Aie Comeil
J. H. Beveridge
Lawrence Pol
Department of Superintend
Is “National Education
Quincey Pareachers'’ Association
Oread High School
Cordley School
Mies Hazel
Wes Manzo
Cath
Ember
Secretary Sends Letter on Paris Reparations Deal
Secretary states the Paris agreement for payment of American claims against Germany cut off reparations. Letter to the Senate explains it was negotiated under presidential authority and does not commit the United States to any sanctions or future actions.
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Ington
Senate
Germany
Ty Ge
United States
Jetter
Coolidge
Kellogg
Check-up Licenses Urges 1925 Tag Compliance
Sheriff Cummings urges county residents to obtain 1925 auto license tags. State auto license bureau orders watching those who have not yet secured their licenses. County treasurer will handle payments. Topeka officials to discuss enforcement Sunday.
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Eriff Cummings
Auto Libureau
Topekare
Ith
Sherif Cummings
Jiff Cummings
Wheat and livestock market roundup across Chicago Kansas City
Chicago and Kansas City report mixed grain and livestock activity on February 3. Wheat futures eased after an early drop with May near 1.57 and July around 1.46, while corn advanced on renewed buying. Livestock prices evolved unevenly with hogs and cattle generally firmer. cattle and calves mixed as buyers and sellers balanced supply.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Buenos Aires
America
Ini
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dulogie
Kapity
Sihout
Government Bonds Report from New York
Liberty bonds closed with prices across issues as of February 3. 3 1/2s traded at W115, first 4s at 102.27, fourth 4 1/4s at 102.4, third 4 1/5s at 101.14, U S 4s at 100.27, U.S. 4 1/4s at 101.15.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Judy
U. S
U.S
House Keeps Busy In Topeka Budget Fight
The Kansas House clears decks for a second fight on the Hamilton budget bill. An attempt to revive the Moore bill proposing a minimum capital for state banks is defeated. The Tucker bill to let Morton vote on a change in seat is advanced, amid predicted county seat fights in Scott, Hodgeman, and Logan. Final appropriations move to the Senate, including funds for veterans and a soldier home.
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House
Hamlton
State Affairs
Berryman
Clark
Moore
Schuessler
Jthe
Scott
Scott County
Hodgeman
Logan
Senate
Grand Army of
American Legion
Fort Deelire
Rowse 'Wilsi
Esperanto courses offered across Europe this year
From January 1 to March 1, courses will run in Germany, France, England, Holland, Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary for young men. Each entry plans 29 students with exchanges on business subjects at the end, aiming to build international trade ties through Esperanto.
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Berlin
Fisperanto
Esperanto Committee
Universala Esperanto Asotin
Germany
France
England
Holland
Treh
Austria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hangary
Esperanta
County contest committees named for Douglas County
Lane J. Lane county superintendent announces the committees in charge of the annual stripy contest in Douglas County. Names include Lee Bertha Anderson, Hazel Noo Warfartz, F Shuler, Mabel Reed, Lena Sutton, Ellen Melville, Mattie, and others. The county contest follows a set of rules and is scheduled to be held soon.
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Lane C. J. Lane
Douglas County
Lee
Andersonnie Smith
Kaw
Anier
Hazel Noo
Warfartz
F * Shuler
Marion
Mi Telthaton
Mabel Reed
Iss Exhel Kindred
Lena Sutton
Marx Genise Koehler
Irman Falm
Ellen Melville
Mattie
BR L. Luttrell
Clinton
G Tha
Creath
Mary Ilnera Anderson
Q. J. Lane
Rea
Exhibition Planned at University of Kansas February
The department of drawing and painting at the University of Kansas announced an February exhibition featuring thirty-one oil paintings by Oscar Jacobson of the University of Oklahoma and works by Miss Meux. Also planned is Sandzen’s rare Chinese painting collection from Bethany College to be shown for one day on Friday the 20th. Professor Sandzen will visit Lawrence for an informal lecture and the event details will be announced later.
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Department of
School of Fine Arts
University ‘of Kansas
Oscar Jacobson
School of Painting and Design
University of Oklahoma
Central
Jacobson
Miss Meux
Berger Sandzen
Bethany College
Lindsberg
Sandzen
Electric power industry resolution report today
A resolution concerning the electric power industry was reported today. Details regarding the proposing body, specific provisions, and potential policy impacts are not fully clear from the available text. Further context from the full article would clarify the scope and stakeholders involved.
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