Representatives Have Many Bills in Kansas Legislature
In Topeka on February 18, several Kansas representatives did not introduce bills this session due to illness or absence. Nine members introduced a few measures, with Representative Nan of Thirty county inactive, and Representatives Clar eyo, Derby, Thoskell, Howke, Cillina, and others not filing. A list shows numerous members and the few bills they carried, including Takcredited entries and scattered totals across names like Holbrook, Noble, and Halbrook, reflecting a sparse legislative output this period.
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Topeka
Nan
Rangsis
Thireey
Syssta
Clareyo
Geary
Derby
Thoskell
Howke
Shawne
Holbrook
Sremberse
Billy Eel
Aldviely
Ier
Patee
Tarde
Coinertob
Wenes
Carson
Py Carter
Chittenden
Clark
Collin
Coulidee
Ty Daw
Doynemend
Thirst
Fi Relwards
Ty Ebhiete
Bos Bares
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Gilbens
Gibson
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Gilnan
Gillis
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Rene Pay
Uatgen
Varles
Biy Harri Vint
Hawkvase
Tremdricks
Wershberzer
Ti -Halbrook
Kvlderman
Hapsner
Hikinson
Hughbanks
Juwest
Dovetou
Solirson Cat Brown
Dedaisan Oof
Wakaees
Jones
Levee
Vanes Iteane
Eh F Kelyon
Qa Wirhy
Yana
Dickimson
Tauoy
Layton
Anarin
Fartin
Meltermott
McDonsalh
Menes
Chums
Milton
Moorhead
Mosecey
Seilund
Neiswender
Noble
Mane
Pond
Howler
Hess
Saeerty
Ty Sharpe
Sewsiak
Strintler
Stone of
Lyon
Shawsnee
Stow
Tay Tor
Fhompani
University Pan-hellenic Smoker Mixer Held Last Night
Fraternal aid hall hosted the annual smoker mixer bringing together 12 fraternities at the university. Representatives opened the event with remarks by S.S. Midiannis, detailing the lively program and notable attendance.
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Pan-hellenic
Pebornypres
Businesslike Prompt to Save Cash this Year from a Farmer
A rugged farmer declares, You are a hard headed, sensible, prosperous American with crop money around $9,872 to $936,000 in blue jeans. He advises adding this year but warns you must part with some of it now. Do it. It’s good business.
Ada Chirk Paroled After Liquor Sale Sentence
Ada Chirk, who had pleaded guilty to selling liquor, was released on parole this morning. Officials will monitor her compliance. violations will revoke parole and send her to the county officers. Community figures Mel Cain Bell and others returned from Topeka after attending a local event.
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Ada Chirk
Parrelos
Cheek
Theanghd Teel
Conney
Dean Blackmar for the Next Warden in State Prison
Report discusses Dean Blackmar as candidate to become the next warden. Legislation proposes $100,000 for prison improvements while university and state officials consider Leave of Absence to take charge. Governor Capper weighs in amid debates on reforms and institutional leadership.
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Capper
United States
Bhyekway
Botkin
Dean Bhiekiar
Nive
Renee
Fas Beer
Dean Bhoekimir
Nine Agen
Aylie Dais
Carlin
Pork
City Librarian Seeks State Support for Library Plan
City librarian urges state action to back a library bill. Nellie Beatties and Kansas Library Association leaders push for a statewide library organizer position and sustained funding to extend library services and establish a coordinated system across counties.
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Nellie Beatties
Wits
Papel
Westertie
Fussion
Kansas
Open Heart's Door and Accept Christ
A church vigil highlights an invitation to accept Christ with Dr Miltact and Dr Bemett urging openness and conversion. The event targets younger attendees from Boys Clubs with remarks on patience, entry, and friendship with Christ as the condition for fellowship. Several conversions reported, and plans for sermons and singing during the evening service.
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Baytiss
Miledt
Mun Bever
Christ
Diana
Chrast
Uae
Miliott
Spork
Debates Suffer as Majority Rises in House Action
In Topeka tensions rise over party lines as the Democratic majority wins key votes while Republicans mobilize to delay bills. The day features procedural moves, a vote on a funding package, and a lingering fight over debate time.
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House of Representatives
Ted Ste
Ron Altonayy
West Park
Topeka
Wat
Sponky Fame Apie
Volle Allbon
Billy
Frank Travis
Allen
Lawre nce Masinissa toning at state convention fraud officers
Unclear readable text describes election of grand officers at a state convention. Mentions Lawrence Masinissa and Wiel Ha with possible cheered support for officers. W. Lo Bardiek named gram president and William Toe Miaiteds referenced.
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Ywo
Lawrence Masinissa
Wiel Ha
Bar Iyer
W. Lo Bardiek
Gram
Willian
Wren
Football Mixer At Lee’s College In February
A university football mixer is scheduled tonight at Lee’s College in the city. Faculty and students from the university will discuss football prospects and potential team openings. Local organizers invite interested players to attend and share ideas for upcoming seasons.
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Judiletie Departie
Lee's College
Univers Sity
Reo
Vianifiow
Maat Coenen
Bond Issue Sparks City Finance Controversy and Accidents
Report covers bond plan to recover city funds for dust suppression and overdraft coverage by Vine deey, with commissioners weighing best paths. Also notes injuries from a vehicle incident near Nesedale and a wallet theft at a North Lawrencesville restaurant, with Charles W. Johnson denying theft allegations.
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Calimlissianers
Lobytielel
Tity Allermey Shatey
Popeka
Honda
Vine Deey
Mide
Choo
Charles W. Johnson
Arestummant
North Lawrences
Itx
Johnson
Democratic Senate Wipes Out Portions of Appropriation Bills
Leaders favored action in morning session as seven institutions were cut from appropriations by the Democratic senate. Tomorrow will test party regularity with a board act and other administration measures on the speed order. Democrats hope to regain unity as minor party members aligned with Speaker Stone to aid nonpartisan consensus.
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Senate
Torna
Speeqa Ord
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Stone
Perry- Tendeny
Germany Seeks Lawful War Conduct and Ocean Respect
A diplomatic German reply to British sea blockade pressure urges return to international law, supports convoy of merchant ships, and calls for Britain to observe the London Declaration. It emphasizes neutral access to imports, including wood and tobacco, and notes U S mediation as pivotal. Funeral notice for Mrs. D. M. Granger follows, detailing service arrangements.
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Senior Play 10 to Be Given February 23
G Dean McElhenny as professor and Miss Moses his secretary lead Paris dramatic club in a comedy drama. Both are university members. The senior play, presented at the Bowersork theatre February 23, features McElhenny in a leading male role and Miss Moses as Agnes Moses. White, the professor's private secretary, wins out after a lone struggle. The cast includes Olivia Dowager Lady Gidding and other university drammatics participants.
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Marabedle Pete Owe
Austin Hedders
Joe Berwick
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Joli Thomsen
CENSOR ADVERTISING Calls for Library Ads Control
Secretary Boltz proposes censorship of magazine advertising with possible new rules for public libraries. He suggests a commission review of ads and a nationwide effort by library associations to self regulate. The venture aims to limit advertising content seen as unsuitable in public libraries.
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Avis
Aipiijea
M.C. AY
Boliy
Medan
Prohibition Rally Tonight With Ex Gov Patterson
A prohibition meeting is announced for tonight featuring ex governor Patterson who will recount his switch from liquor to anti liquor work. The rally aims to rally support across the nation as the movement pushes to abolish liquor traffic, with details noting organizers and prior tours in the eastern states and Illinois events guiding the effort.
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Howard Hasse
Awa
Hassell
Havi
Oljo
Lawrenis
Rossvii
Lussell
Patterson
United States
Sell Aid
Patreventiv
Russell Char
Rangas
Connachce
Ofelock
Ars
Attendance Sparks Arrests in State House Debates
The Kansas House debated primary nomination rules and fees, with arrests ordered to enforce votes during a call of the house. A hospital bill for inebriates and drug trends faced committee actions, while a university department of accountancy bill gained favorable committee reports and a state city financial disclosure bill advanced.
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Kan
Journal- World
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Anyl SA
State Hospital
Carta
Public Welfare
Te Maine
Bricks Samples Shaping New School Facade Contract
In the office of the city schools superintendent, brick samples from firms dominate the bid for facing bricks for the new school. Superintendent Smith notes if some bricks meet requirements, no purchase may be needed. Blueprints have not yet arrived from Germann, delaying excavation and topography descriptions.
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Ofice
Smmith
Sithe Faerahgt
Iileet
Germand
Irving Cobb May Speak Here At Convocation
The convocation committee of the Y invites Irvin 8 Cobb a noted war correspondent who wrote for the Saturday Evening Post to speak at a convocation this month Cobb has just returned from the front lines after a tour of battle areas about a month ago
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Irving Cobb
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Irvin
Cobb
Saturday Evening Post
Tried in District Court for Alleged Knife Assault
Sallie McGee was bound over to the ice court on assault charges after her preliminary hearing this morning. She was arrested five days ago and accused of slashing Parelee Walker across the face with a knife.
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Ice Court
Parelee Walker
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