Senate Panel Proposes Tax Levy Limits Across Cities
Senate Bill No. 427 from Topeka limits tax levies by county commissioners, city boards and education bodies based on population and property value. It sets maximums for general and school supports, water, parks, libraries, and special funds across city classes, aiming for just, uniform levies and removing rent tax rebates with a 3 percent late payment penalty.
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Boards of Education
Committee On Assessment and Taxation
Topeka
Senate
Committee On
Stavely
Water Fund
Park Yunis
Library Fund
Park
Generals Fund
Improvement Fund
Wichita Election Illegal Claim Sparks Challenge
A disputed Wichita Kansas notice claims the city paper failed to publish an election proclamation as directed, prompting a legal challenge to Tuesday’s vote. Reported confusion shows staff unable to explain the omission, while advocates aim to canvass and possibly revote if the city attorney delays. A separate note mentions a city council plan and a narrowly approved ordinance for a special election. Also included is a testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery curing a long cough, with a trial bottle promise.
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Wichita
Kus
Pebs G
Ileal
Williver
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsia for instant relief from dyspepsia and sour stomach. It claims five minute results, pleasant candy taste, and benefits beyond digestion, including appetite boost and no need for laxatives. It warns some may call them cranks but praises the stomach remedy.
Salina Street Railway Sold in Day of Change
Salina Kansas reports the street railway changing hands as J and Williams of Pueblo Colorado sold 73 percent of the stock to Daniel Hewitt of Colorado Springs Colorado. The lines will be extended and improvements made with operations to continue.
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Salina
Kans
Pueblo
Col
Daniel Hewitt
Colorady Springs
The Right of Way comes to Grand Opera House
Klaw and Erlanger present the dramatic version of Sir Gilbert Parker's novel The Right of Way at the Grand Opera House February 12. Eugene Presley led the dramatization after delays to secure top actors Charley Steele and Joe Portugais. Prices range from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars. Two noted singers are billed for the spring musical event.
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Topeka
Klaw & Erlanger
Parker
Eugene W. Presler
Charley
Steele
Joe Portugais
Steve
Theodore Roberts
America
Presley
New York
Grand Opera House
State fight to block out-of-state gas piping faces injunction
Oklahoma officials urge urgent funding to defend access to natural gas supplies as Kansas Natural Gas Company seeks to pipe gas into the state. General Charles West asks Governor to address legislature for 215000 to fund legal action. Oklahoma hires C B Ames and Roy Hoffman as special counsel at 35000 each. If gas cannot stay inside state, towns relying on gas for domestic use may soon lose supply.
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Okla
Feb
Kansas Natual Digs Company
Muskogee
Aqupanx
Charles West
Addreener
C. B
Ames
Oklahoma City
Roy I
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Oklaho
University art exhibit sparks club talks and meetings
The article details club activities at the University including the Now Name club meeting with nineteen members, mentions of the American Landscape by George Inness, and plans to attend the Art Exhibition. It also covers various study and round tables, guest speakers, and upcoming events with multiple named members and groups.
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Dubusan
Nawe Club
Tauting
George Inness
Wyyant
William Page
Danel
Cosmos
Howian
Club
Badsky
Due
Mas Pieve
Sperry
Elul
Cule
Round Table Club
Siale Emery
Rinensid
Baldwin Feb 6 1 rat McCutch announces two artists for fest
Baldwin February 6 report states McCutchan has secured two artists for the festival on May 31 and April 12. Archae Middleton will sing the base and Mer Middleton, well known to most, will sing tenor parts. Miller of Chicago will take tenor parts. Prof McCutchan is still arranging two other soloists and will announce them soon.
Agitation for an Eight Hour Day Reported
Dr Thomas of the United Trades and Labor Federation announced the agitation for an eight hour day is on the rise as part of a larger labor movement. He said the ultimate aim is to reduce work to one hour daily if needed to employ all workers and share in benefits of labor saving machinery.
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Pierce
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Cleveland
Orzan Vaher
Urased
Wore
Thomas
Ad United Trades and Labor
Qhia Federation of
Lator
Finest Ever Picture Exhibit at University
The University hosts an annual art exhibit praised as the finest seen in Lawrence. Masterworks from world-renowned hands fill the display, with highlights like Charlet’s scenic views and Mary’s Portrait. The collection draws large crowds daily, with tickets required for peak times. The show runs through the month at a central university gallery, catalogues available on site. A separate note announces a home rheumatism remedy from Mrs. Summers of Indiana.
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Lawrence
Ehwk Oon
Hyatn
Wedtielt
Wauter
Chun Flute
Mary
Kart
Yhabbell
F. M. Thaisiivt
Katluyu
Griffith
Lawrent
Halevi
Prat
Marvin
Anourt
Duabe
Veen
Taam
Life Study and Piles Cure Claim by Dr Leonhardt
Dr J 8 Leonhardt of Lincoln Neb announces a life study on internal circulation as the cause of piles and promotes Nem Roid as an internal remedy with claimed 95 percent cure across 100 cases. Sold under a strong guarantee with money back if it fails, via Dick Bros Lawrence Kansas or Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo New York. Also notes unrelated local ads and events including a piano coupon offer and a university art exhibition in Lawrence with 235 paintings and prints.
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Dick Bros
Union Pacific’s New Cars Eliminate Hobos’ Ride Space
The article describes Union Pacific plans to replace old street cars with new box cars featuring a steel bottom and limited interior space. Hoboes would be unable to ride beneath or inside the cars, as the design minimizes entry points and seating. The piece notes the lack of ladders on the cars and emphasizes the restrictive interior, with only minimal printed lettering on the exterior.
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Eure
Uwe Paci
Uwe
Lawreze Transfer Co Notice on Old Debts and Licenses
City marshal notice states all indebted parties should settle city license debts at the city clerk's office. Includes references to Lawrez Transfer Co and mentions telephone and contact details. Also notes advertisement for dry cleaning and dyeing services at O K Pantatorium located at 830 Mass St with Bell 509 and Home 51L.
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S.hl Carmean
O. K. Pantatorium
St. Bell
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Johns & Peal
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E. A. Kaszold
Wm. LaCoss
R. Lawrence
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World's Dispensary Medical Association
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Chicago, HI
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Tex
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Barber & Son
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Baker's Festival
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Lawrence Reading Club
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Mes. Parish
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Ade
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Fayere
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WT. Barber & Son
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R. B. Craigmile
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Board of Beine Sale
Beirki
Sele
Mareh J
Fr. P. Smith
Messer
St. Near Park Grocery
Bell Brothers
Carnegie
Union Pacific
Bruggists
Holford Investment
South Lawrence
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Hosford
Peoplen’ Bank Building
Lawrezes Transfer Co
Castoria
Victor
Straffon
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J. B. Watkins
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Fillkey
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