Day of the Kansas Day club dinners described as dry and old lore
The Ottawa Herald notes that Topeka's unadvertised section should be introduced. Herb Cavaness backs the idea, claiming some Topeka areas are off payroll and should connect with the rest of Kansas. William Allen White recalls the club's dry early banquets, with four hours of oratory, and the squidless meals.
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Menar
Herb Cavaness
Toopéka
Kansas
Kansas ‘Day Club
William Allen White
Troop Hotel
Getting Used To It Inauguration March Ceremony Recalls Coolidge Oath
The article notes March inauguration plans and recalls Calvin Coolidge taking the oath eight times over nine years, highlighting his long service from Massachusetts lieutenant governor to governor and vice president before becoming president in 1923. It also previews a new state educational bill modeled on the Zook commission, aiming to centralize higher education under a business manager and unify state schools within a single system.
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Overnor
Masachusetts
Massachusetts
Zook Commission
Kansas
Board of Administration
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State Board of Administration debated school policy
The article discusses keeping a single board for state schools to ensure continuity and reduce political meddling. It argues that governance should be independent of gubernatorial terms to maximize educational returns on appropriations. It notes Delta Omicron Omicron at Emporia and profiles Gabilowitsch, a pianist with a global career and ties to Rubenstein and Tolstoff. It lists today’s events from Dickens Fellowships to Milard Fillmore’s birth anniversary and global political happenings.
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Charles Dickens
Millard’ Fillmore
United States
Financial Committee
League of Nations
Geneva
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Lewiston
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Auto Show Opens Tonight at Royal Building
Scores of workmen finished draped motor cars as the 20th annual automobile show prepared to open tonight at the American Royal building in Kansas City. Exhibits include 300 automobiles 52 trucks two airplanes a motor boat and various accessories with many more cars expected to be shown. The event runs Sunday and all of next week with factory representatives and executives in attendance.
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American ‘Royal
Baldwin News Highlights and Local Events
President Wallace Fleming attended a Topeka schoolmasters club meeting. Local social events feature Blue Birds, Portia club, and American Association of University Women talks. Baldwin high school basketball hosts Argentine, with Potts and Keohane leading. A Jackson Jubilee Singers concert, bank hotel reopening, and charity dinners planned.
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Topeka
Grover Brimfield
Kansas City
H. Robertman
Lawrence
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Daugh
Birk Hughes
Elizabeth Riley
Tf. L.mccormick
North 7Th Street
Blanche Case
Cherryvale
Ethel Kreeck
Nautilus Club
Lyle Cutler
East High Street
Douglas County Farmers Co-operative Association
Woodmain Hall
Fred Hall
Baldwin High
Baldwin Gymnasium
Forw
Dee Potts
John Keohane
Butch Spears
Professor Virdon
Emil Liston
Lon South 8Th St
Charles Allderlice
Coldwater
Tusscay
Ella Allderlice
St. Joseph
Ollie Shore
Joyce. Smith
Kansas
James D. Smith
Jackson Jubilee Singers
Epworth League
Jackson
University of Kansas
Baldwin Bank
J.M. Hyland
Hyland
Harding-cream and Poultry Station
Alice Riggs
Zeta Tau Alpha
Vote Riggs
Karisasity
Woman's Relief Corps
The
Legion Hall
Etta M. Powell
Crosbyton
Texas
Clarence E. Holcombe
Lolladge Emery
Ben Hammond
Church notices from many downtown congregations
Multiple church listings from St Pauls Evangelical through First Baptist, Friends, Immanuel Lutheran and others with service times Sunday school at 9:45 to 10 a.m. and morning worship around 11 a.m. Includes Salvation Army revival start Feb 7 led by Staff Captain Lindstrom and topics Tyranny of Possession and Where Will You Appear, plus Boy Scout Day and related events. Also Earl Work acquitted in Ottawa murder case after two days of trial in Miami County court.
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Illinois Street
H. Rieder
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Kansas’ Chief Division
Clark
First Methodist
Episcopal Church
Tenth and
Vermont Sts
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Lewis Tucker
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Eighth
Kentucky
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Hungerford
Thomas
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Lutheran Church
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Cor
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J. ©. Burn
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Gentry County
Alanthus Grove
Earl Work
Ottawa
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Miami County
Ola
Work
Sailor Drake Wins Fight Aboard Orontes And Courts Mary Manning
Alden Drake, once a sailor now idle, joins the Orontes as a deckhand after beating Tony in a barroom fight. He earns the role of ship’s boy, bonds with Mary Manning who takes the wheel, and tensions rise as Captain Stevens eyes him for mischief while Drake courts Mary with guarded resolve.
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Sailortown
Joe Bunting
Drake
Captain Stevens
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Steevens
Fanning
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Joe
Mr. Adams
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Adams
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Patron for Boys in Trouble named by local jeweler
Ed Parsons, a local jeweler, has been appointed patron for Oxler Zimmerman, Walter Cragan, and young Lawrence boys. The segment mentions fortune, prunes, a coin toss, a banana shaped vegetable, and old fashioned pastimes, reflecting fragmentary OCR from a historical page.
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Oxler Zimmerman
Walter Cragan
Young Lawrence
Lowry Lowi
Judge Mears Paroles Granted On Thursday
Parole decisions were issued by Judge Mears on Thursday. The case involved a group of boys who pled guilty to theft connected to an incident concerning Dr. H. Hutchinson’s ear in November.
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Dr.h. Vs. Hutchinson
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