Railroads urged to fix costs and boost farmer aid in Kansas City talk
William Storey, president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, told Kansas City Chamber of Commerce members that high labor costs and restrictive immigration and tariff policies harm farmers and railroads alike. He blamed ICC actions and price cuts for slowed rail traffic, urging a renewed look at the Transportation Act of 1920 to restore credit, curb rates, and support rural prosperity.
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William
Bue Storey
Atchison
Toréka
Santa
Storey
United States
Yade
Rstate
Comreves Commission
Starstat Vnde
Thade
Wienegcesney
Kyoolttart
Senaver Capper
United , States
Wales
Ygn
Bank interior modernization and vault upgrade detailed
The Merchant's National Bank undergoes interior refurbishment over months with new cream walls polished wood trim and redesigned teller and vault areas. A Mosler vault system with 620 deposit boxes now features eighteen inch reinforced walls and a double door. A new north lobby opening leads to a 10 by 10 foot door and reinforced privacy features plus upgraded customer booths and a cushioned chair for patrons.
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Merchant's National
Hendvannk
Evilin
Woothy
Mosler’ Sale Ca
Allsstuol
Stari Foreud Ounerest
Age
Kdstomers
Bootha
Ithe St Foend
Martie
Booth
Pleasant Valley Winery Union Meeting In Topeka
Pleasant Valley community notes describe a Winery Union meeting held in Topeka with brief talks by Stewart and Nicholaou, plus a social in a basement. Local residents Mrs. Qvid Weatcolt of Chirksdale Missouri visits family, while Mrs. Hugh Ase has dental work at McConnell hospital.
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Union Heli
Holeum
Pfamend
Union Ameling
Topeka
Didge Stewart
Nicholeau
Fants Wien
Hpi
Qvid
Chirksdale
Missouri
Joh
Malones
Crissie Richardson
Farmers’ Union
Hugh
McConnell Hospital
John Maloney Spes
Suni
Collis
Lowe
Nora Norris
Winter social season notes and local visits in Barker
The column details visits and events around Barker including Mrs Lew Riehtitas visiting at the Anderson home, a farewell party for the Anderson family as they move west, and various residents hosting gatherings. Basketball games at Topeka and Lawrence events are noted, with multiple names and households listed among attendees and honorees. A Dresden court docket mentions a Maharaja of India suing Olle Mayer over descriptions in a biographical book.
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Newt Haintin
Sawell
Barker
Lew Riehtitas
Anderson
Ludifis
Ger. Dows
Will Anderson
Kirman Pradtsmeier
Mira Maiti
Charles’ Winter Syient
Jily Brother
Thu
Misa Mrorklie Shielastram
Wikna
Elsie Evans
Willis
Colpman
Miseaouri
Mes. Shipman
Winter
Topeka
Vriday
Wii Andersun
Tor Uheir
Mys
Aniteggert
Shipman Winter
Leynmpton
Lecompton
Melouth
Charlus Winter
Heather Taal
Lodgins Lawrence
Winmy Evans
Nora Schreyer
Stella Elas
Ruth Schreyer
el Rin Evans
Christine Schreyer
Wreddie Shields
Art Amick
Rosas Cul
Geo, Skinner
Hallie Peterson
Albert Bellos
Nora
Christine Schroyer
Spall
Lawrence
India
Dresden
Bettie
Olle Mayer
Miyer-in
Gourts
World Christian Churches to Unite for Global Peace
Plans disclosed by Bishop of Rhode Island outline a World Conference of Christian churches to unite denominations in the United States Europe Africa Canada and beyond. Headquarters to be established via Providence Rhode Island with meetings in Washington in May 1926 to coordinate faith and action toward restoring peace and order through Christian brotherhood.
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New York
James
United States
Harope
Africa
Canada
Washington
Torough
Pomeilintel
Pitsburgh
Tompkins
Tipaditte Court
Wiliam
Bof
Si Conference of All Christian Churches
Wan Hwelsl
Geeta
Switzerand
Sipilag
Churehia
Allho
Lars
Railroads End Express Service Amid Deficit Fears
The Austein State railroads discontinue express service due to ongoing deficit. Travelers may only check a suitcase with other items considered excess baggage and subject to high charges. Local officials voiced concerns over the cutback impacts on passengers and freight.
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Casa Vienne
Austein
Federal education supervision proposal discussed by educators
A discussion among superintendents deans and trained teachers in Omaha and Cleveland outlines proposed federal aid measures and a plan for a national department of education with supervisory authority over local systems. R G Jones presides as superintendent of Cleveland public schools and a national association committee supports the idea.
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Omaha
Erin
ing-Towher
Acaa
Congress
R. G. Jones
Supi
Cleveland Pubis Schools
Ani
Ab Sul
Obe the Assation
Gresse
Fodernl Department of Education
Savings deposits rise amid 1921 to 1922 year figures
Preliminary figures from the Savings Bank Division of the American Bankers Association show U S savings deposits increasing by about 496 billion dollars versus 1927 levels, with 28,957,526 savings accounts as of June 30, 1922 and 26,687,831 on the corresponding date in 1921. Life insurance premiums for new business totaled 9.3 billion dollars, a notable rise, as total life insurance in force surpassed 60 billion dollars.
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Cmeaga
Savlies
Baok
Amerie Bankers
Kain
Bolt
Thenmoval OE
Isoger
Savings Bank Division
Duvern
Iow Warried Oy
Emporia Paves Thirty Blocks This Year
City officials announce a major paving project in Emporia to pave thirty blocks, following last year's completion of 22 blocks. The plan is to improve road surfaces and infrastructure with anticipated progress on Elm and Main streets.
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Emporis
Emporia Durtee
City Engineee RT. Paulett
Vsst
Public Dances Banned by Salina Welfare Board
Salina welfare board adopts strict public dance regulations prohibiting dancers under 18 without a chaperone. Violations may lead to permit withdrawals for the dance halls. Officials note enforcement will be tight at upcoming showcases and fairs.
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Salina
Atic
California Pig Syrup Promises Quick Relief for Constipation
An old advertisement extols California Pig Syrup as a safe laxative for children, claiming it opens bowels within hours and cures colic. It urges mothers to buy the genuine California Syrup and warns against imitation versions, asserting widespread use and reliability.
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California
Teynder
Tesspoortul Bolt
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