Water Works Association Meets at Kansas University
Kansas city officials and 400 plus waterworks superintendents gather for the seventh Three Day School and fourth annual Kansas Water Works Association meeting at the University of Kansas. Papers cover causes of corrosion elimination water standards industrial wastes and sewer system construction in Kansas. Dr Harley G. Brown discusses the ten principal causes of death.
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Kansas Water Works Association
University of Kansas
State Board of Health
Water Works Association
University
School of Engineering and Architecture
John R. Baylis
Chicago
Pe Treasury
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Ehs
Birthday Program for Lincoln Celebration
Tomorrow the G A R and W R C ladies with G A R comrades plan a 2 o clock program in the court house ypost hall. Rev C A Richard astor of the First Christier urel will give the afternoon address. The program includes an audience sing of The Star Spangled Banner and America the Beautiful, readings, piano solos, and songs by local ladies and Miss Miriam Sin watt Agnes Olsen Emily Ball Mary Virginia Fahnson Mrs S J Runkie and Roger Manwaring with others.
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Ypost
Court House
C. A
Richard Astor
Urel
J. Churchis
C. A. Richard
Miriam Sinwatt
Richard
Ida Swadeyes
J Song
Wilbur Pine
Pian Jo
Roger Manwaring
Reading
Agnes Olsen
Emily Ball
Mary Virgini Fahnson
S. J. Runkie
America
War Born Germans Face Labor Shortage After War
Wartime birth deficits and casualties reduce Germany's skilled labor pool. Experts warn 3.9 million war-bred children face late schooling and labor shortage, with unemployment over 1,000,000 in December and a drop in wage earners ages 15 to 65. A Morgenseth study notes a 3,000,000 reduction in potential workers.
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Republic
Congress
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Her Morgenseth
Reparations Meet in First Session
Paris took the lead as American members of the reparations commission joined European experts for their first formal meeting to seek a definite solution to Germany’s war payments. Owen D Young appeared likely to be elected permanent chairman, with the panel electing its own leader. The Dawes plan aimed to fix annual payments, reduce indebtedness, and turn a political obligation into a bondholder based debt system to stabilize credit and prevent default.
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Reparations Commission
Tod
United States
Owen D. Young
Coolidge
Washington
Ali. Young
iGeorge
Mr. Youney
J. P. Morgan
Thomas W. Lamiant
Germany
Prince of Wales to quit hunting and racing plans
In London the Express reported the Prince of Wales would abandon hunting and horse racing, selling fifteen horses including Degonime within two weeks due to rising duties from his father. The move is said to be temporary, not a permanent retirement, and he remains popular among hunters despite recent falls. Separately, Arthur Batcheller and Cyril Mijansky Jr were nominated by President Coolidge to the Federal Radio Commission.
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Prince of Wales
Express
Radio Commission
Washington
Arthur Batcheller
Massachusetts
Cyril Mi‘Jansky, Jr
Minnesota
Coolidge
Lyons family member named for government post in agriculture department
Professor ES Lyons, described as a goon of Local Residents and son of Mr and Mrs W D Lyons of 926 New Hampshire Street, has received an appointment in the Department of Agriculture. The posting locates him in northern Iowa or southern Minnesota. The Lyonses left Ithaca New York where he was attending Carmel University for his doctoral studies and plan to move to Was.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Debate Set On Proposition Bl By Kiwreree Chamber
Justice Stevens and J W McCay announce readiness to argue Proposition Bl before the Kiwreree Chamber of Commerce meeting. Secretary G L Scott says the debate will cover referendum 54 on centralized highway control and funding. Citizens nationwide show interest as a vivid discussion of highway program financing unfolds for chamber members.
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Kiwreree
Stevens
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United States
Spring Enrollment at KU Surges With New Arrivals
KU reports 308 new undergraduates among 4462 spring enrollees, a higher start than last year as students register for the new semester. Late enrollments and changes are expected, with ceremonies and campus updates noted for Robt Jand morning events.
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Singer Rolland Stover Recovering From Serious Infection
Rolland Stover a University of Kansas and glee club member was taken to Trinity Lutheran hospital in Kansas City last Friday with a leg infection. He was brought home yesterday and reported improving. Instructor C L Towne English professor at the university is at Memorial hospital with pneumonia and reported improved this afternoon. Prince John of Liechtenstein dies at his Vienna palace at age 58 after governing for years.
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Rhode Island
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Memorial Hospital
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Vienna
Austria
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County designates Lawrence Democrat as official paper for year
County commissioners chose the Lawrence Democrat weekly as the official county paper for the coming year after soliciting sworn circulation statements. The award, at 12.8 cents per line per 1,000, favored the Journal-World for its broader reach, while the Democrat and other papers faced questions over sworn statements.
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Tyomall
Vantyard
Douglas County Republican
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Altho
Baldwin Ledger
Dit Son
Journal-World
Journal- World
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Journal World
Lawmaker Proposals Include Sheriff Dependant Benefits and Local Tax Plans
A Syracuse representative proposes dependants of sheriffs killed in duty receive up to 50 percent of salary. Other bills authorize actions to halt city ordinances, fund warrants in Crawford County, levy taxes for road improvements, and permit second class cities to issue bonds for sewage works without elections. Franklin and Smith counties seek flood aid and fair funding for next biennium.
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Price
Syracuse
January Health Report Shows 130 Cases Cared For
The city nurse reported for January with 70 clinic attendances and a total of 130 cases cared for. Miss Mildred Edie visited her mother in Leavenworth during the day.
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Mildred Edie
Leavenworth
Atwater Kent Dynamic Console Ad Highlight
An Atwater Kent Dynamic Console houses the latch power receiver and Dynamic Reproducer in a handsome drop front cabinet. It features the No 46 receiver, a below mounted speaker, and complete with all tubes for a high grade radio with exceptional tone and power. The ad notes past buyer confidence in the Dynamic principle and positions this unit as a leading improvement in tone and voice reproduction.
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Scouts plan to send delegates to Kansas Senate meeting
Local Committee votes to send delegations to a Kansas City area meeting on Wednesday February 13. A pre-dinner gathering is planned. Lawrence police praise the Boy Scouts for helping install the new traffic signal system and other aid. Prof Edwin Belles notes the older Scouts group meets at his home on alternate Sunday evenings, now largely university Scouts, already serving as junior merit badge examiners.
Legislator proposes three-cent oil tax in Kansas
Topeka February 11. Rep Andy White of Atchison introduced a bill in the Kansas House to impose a three cent tax on each barrel of crude oil produced in the state. Revenue would fund the state general revenue fund. The bill mentions a widow and four children in connection with a pension.
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Andy White
Atchison
Kansas
State General Revenue Fund
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