Kansas Senate Debates Jury Exemption and Tax Bills
The Kansas Senate debated a Davis bill allowing women to serve on juries with exemptions leaving many professions included, while a gray bill would require the recorder of deeds to certify mortgage records monthly to the state tax commission. The chamber also considered blue sky and education judicial ballot reforms and a measure to recognize Price raid veterans. The session faced a potential Friday final roll call and ongoing Republican measures amid broader tax and corporate license tax talks.
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House
Waseener
Katsas
Kansas
Gray
State Tax Commission
Atc
Tre Gray
W. M. Price
Greenwood County
Price
Charles Sawyer
Democratic Bank
Sawyer
Princepal
State Charter Board
State Bank
Aeslight
Kansas road plan urged for state wide system
A Kansas 1913 14 road program seeks a state wide plan funded by regular taxation. A joint senate house committee under Paul Klein proposes linking roads county by county with standard construction and drainage, aiming to curb waste from piecemeal work and build the best dirt roads in the country. The effort includes constitutional and tax proposals, but the central push is a coordinated highways plan over two years.
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Senate
Mney
Paul Klein
Allen County
House
House Committee
Carey of
Reno
Kincaid
Wisgener
Roads and Bridges Committee
Lectures by Prof Beach to Teachers at Court House
Prof Beach of Exapor, Emporia Will Speak February 22 before the County Teachers Association at the Court House. He on How to Listen to Music will use a Victrola to emphasize his address.
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Beach
Exapor
Emporia
FL As Beach
Emporia State Normal
County” Teachers Association
Court House
PIANO BARGAINS AND DIRECT OFFERS
A local ad details piano bargains and cash offers from a shop at 16 Kentucky Street. It mentions used pianos in good condition and direct sales, urging readers to call for prices and options. Separately a report notes that Chas. Yan Waning of Matixska Range was arrested for speeding, with details of court appearance following the incident.
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Kentucky Street
Chas
Yan Waning
Matixska
Range
Madura
Atd
Ren van Waning
Bai ‘Lors
Charves
Salvation Army aids families during hight issue relief
The Salvation Army took charge of multiple families including the Henergus and Laawrenergy cases, with Captain Morris leading relief efforts. Offers of help flowed in as the paper continued coverage, noting one boy secured work and the family moving toward independence amid ongoing support and local assistance.
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Jost Hight
Wis Ao
T Ihe
Salvation Army
Salvation
Andy
Henergus
Baldwin News Baker Wins From E 40 to 17
The Baker team defeated an unnamed opponent with a 40 to 17 score in a college basketball game. Notable performers include Moule, Wilson, and Zable, with strong guard play and defense cited. The narrative notes Baker’s defensive effort and mentions Meuller and Liston contributing, while praising teamwork and the win’s impact on season prospects.
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Ayia Tetter
Somensers
College of Emperia
Samtie
Palay
Ba ' Witts
Heim Anade
Whiels Liston
Moule
Wilsvin
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Osborne County
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Jefferson Med. Co
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Lawrence Club
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Rexall
al McCulloch
John Beere
Dean Electric Light
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