World Co W C Simone President Law rence Kansas
The World Co W C Simone President at 722 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas lists subscription rates and offices. The piece notes postal and circulation details, editors, and press affiliations with Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations. It mentions a February 18 1925 publication date and general news items.
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the World Co
W.C
Simone
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Martennes
Seth Chicago
A. R. Kent- Bee
Hartford
New York
Franklin
Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Regents Bill Aims To Adopt Zook Commission Plan
The bill, drafted on committee brief and simple lines, follows the Zook commission’s recommendations for national educational theory. It seeks to enact a governing law beneficial to educational institutions, but amendments risk delaying or weakening its purpose. The piece notes political turbulence and mocks “Down with Dawes” as a German red slogan.
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Board’ of ‘Regents
Zook Commission
Paulen
Pillag
Bes
Highway uncertainty in Kansas on federal aid road measure
Legislators favor some highway program to secure federal aid for Kansas though a House resolution decrying federal aid acts as a bar. A national congress decision seems required. state action alone would leave Kansas paying without its fair share of improved roads. A court challenge may be possible.
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Congress
Kansas
United States
Coolidge
House
National Congress
Jusserand Birthday Marks French Ambassador's 70th
Jean Jules Jusserand retires as French ambassador in Washington and marks his 70th birthday today. Eminent educators gather in Nashville for Peabody College semi centennial celebration. Mennonites from Waterloo Ontario head west to Manitoba by special train to start farming. The sixth midwinter conference of U S trust companies opens in New York City to discuss taxation and fiduciary issues.
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Jean Jules Jusserand
Washington
Nashville
Peabody College
Russia
Waterloo County
Ontario
West
Manitoba
the Trust Companies of the
United States
New York City
Practical value of Lawrence high vocational ag course
W R Essick reports fifty boys enrolled last year, with eighty eight percent working on farm projects. Projects included hogs beef berries chickens trucks potatoes corn alfalfa soybeans spinach gardens and soybeans. Total outfit value reached 1999 75 with one student profiting 332 65 from hogs.
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Lawrence High School
W. R. Essick
Acacia Lodge Feb Meeting Invites Brothers
Acacia Lodge No 9 announces a stated communication on Thursday February 19 at 730 pm led by W M John H Parker with Paul A Lange as secretary all traveling and visiting brothers are invited Also notes a legal holiday on Monday February 23 observed by Lawrence banks for Washingtons Birthday and mentions the amethyst lucky stone signifying peace.
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Acacia
Lodge No
Lawrence
Washington
Lawrence Clearing House
Kansas Bill Lets Counties Tax For Tuberculosis Hospitals
State senator O W Sparks of Galena proposes allowing counties to levy taxes to build and run local tuberculosis hospitals. Kansas struggles with limited beds at Norton sanatorium and high deaths. association urges two new 32 patient pavilions and expanded local care to reduce state burden.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
O. W. Sparks
Galena
Kansas State Tuberculosis Association
Kansas
Norton
C. H. Serrigo
Association
Kansay
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Norton Sanatorium
Oil on West Border Near Syracuse Anticline In Kansas
State geologists report oil prospects in the Syracuse anticline in Hamilton County Kansas based on boring tests to 8860 feet. Basal Pennsylvanian and underlying Mississippian beds may lie below that depth and should be tested before abandoning the well. Estimated oil horizons lie around 4100 to 4700 feet for the Mississippian top and 4500 to 5100 feet for the horizon to the east in Clark County.
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Syracuse
Hamilton County
Kan
R. C. Moore
State Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey
Colorado Line
Kansas
Clark Country
American Films Dominate 1924 World Opinions
Berlin reports American cinema led global impressions in 1924. A Der Deutsche inquiry of educators, stars, critics and censor mayors shows 174 American films favored, with titles like Down to the Sea in Ships and The Thief of Bagdad recurring. Mary Pickford and Alla Nazimova praised The Salvation Hunters.
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Berlin
Associated Press
der Deutsche
Bagdad
Mary Pickford
Alla Nazimova
Salvation Hunters
Charlie Chaplin
Gowan Doyle
Delbert Wilson Perkins obituary and events
Delbert Wilson Perkins born July 17 1892 on old home farm died Feb 9 1925 aged 32 years 7 months 17 days survived by wife Rhoda McClain Perkins son Delbert Eugene Perkins parents Co G Perkins and Josephine W Perkins two brothers Carl Eugene Perkins two sisters Lola Ross Mary McCord Pearl preceded him in death. Funeral Feb 12 1925 at fathers home 1512 Mass St burial Oak Hill cemetery. Also note Displays New Radio Set at Palmer Tire & Battery Co 11 West Ninth St public invited to hear concerts. Writ of error granted to August Dorby former Kansas VP United Mine Workers to US Supreme Court. Roy Garvey Kansas City denied writ of prohibition against Judge Buckner in slaying of his father. Wireless howler at Northholt Middlesex identified as obsolete station causing reception issues. Willing Workers club Holly Grove Baptist church to host supper and entertainment Feb 21 1326 New Jersey St all invited.
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Delbert Wilson Perkins
Old Home Farm
Old Home Place
Rhoda McClain
Lawrence
Kansas
Delbert Eugene Perkins
Co. G. Perkins
Josephine W. Perkins
Carl
Eugene Perkins
Lola Ross
Mary McCord
Pearl
Friends Church
Lodge No. 9
Kans
Lawrence Business College
Hore Circle
C. G. Perkins
Mass
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. OK. Meinertz
Palmer Tire & Battery Co
West Ninth Street
Jefferson City, Mo
State Supreme Court
Roy B. Garvey
Kansas ‘City
Thomas B. Buckner
Garvey
Drake Wins Command Aboard Orontes After Cape Town Duel
Alden Drake, former sailor now master of the clipper Orontes, silences ex captain Jake Stevens at Cape Town and privately secures custody of the ship. Stevens tries to coerce passenger Mary Manning but Drake intervenes, warning Stevens to respect Miss Manning and maintain orders. Mary, wary of Stevens, witnesses Drake’s steadfast authority as he tightens discipline aboard.
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Alden Drake
Oreates
Jake Stevens
Mary Manning
Cape Town
Stevens
Drake
Mary
Watch
Miss Manning
Jake
Tim
Beasley home hosts Kansas City Methodist women meeting
Kansas City University noted as weekend activity at the Beasley home where the Methodist Sunday school class hosted 48 members. The event featured roll call responses, luncheon, contests, and plans for future gatherings. next hostess named as Mrs. Frank Landon.
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Kansas City University
Beasley
Methodist
Roy Lobb
Frank Landon
George Minney
Dennison
Ohio
Minney
Charles Kuchera, Jr
Ellis
G. A. Hunter
Garrett
Syd Graves
Leavenworth County
Frank Soupiset
Elkhart
Morton County
Overland
Harold Steeper
John Dick
C. A. Davis
Kansas City
Ross
Hiawatha
Richardson
Allen Casebier
Kaw Valley Families in Lawrence and Eudora News
Kaw Valley residents spent time with relatives in Lawrence and Eudora. Edward Deckwa visited his aunt and uncle the Hausmans in Eudora while his brother recovered at home from scarlet fever. Other locals include sick students in Eudora High and farm bureau activities, with brief social visits across Lawrence and Lebo. Lloyd Youse was fined $10 for speeding. The article notes Glassboro, New Jersey, hosting America’s first bottle factory over 150 years ago.
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Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Edward Deckwa
George Hausman
Eudora
Herbert Altenbernd
Grippe
Oliver Deay
Carolyn Freund
Lebo
Deay
Freund
Raymond Stanley
Martin Abels
Martha
Fred Moll
Oliver Holmes
Eudora High School
C. C. Gerstenberger
Ladies Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
America
Glassboro, N. J
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Journal- World
Europe
Cai
Public Utilities Commission
National City Bank of New York
Longworths
Theodora
Paulina
Theodore 'N. Morrison
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Iowa
Middle West
Ottawa
Iinois College
General Theological Seminary
Ilinois
Chicago
Regents
Dawes
Lawrence High Vocational Agriculture
Sparks
Fraf
Moore
U. S
Belleview-union Chapel
G. Stewart
Stewart
Aeg
Senate
Collins
Johnnie Geralds
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
Cave City
Lee Collins
Floyd
Norman Parker
Dorby
Kansas Supreme Court Today
August Dorby
United Mite Workers of America
United States Supreme Court
London
Northolt
Middlesex
Willing Workers Club
Holly Grove Baptist Church
New Jersey Street
Jin
Adams
Rexcuse
Win
Mr. Adams
Mate
Streas
Steward
Ewaaa
Bob White
Quail
Kansas State
Oskaloosa
MeLouth
Ozawkie
Morrow
Shaffer
K. Richardson
Kansas University-Ohama
John Tromble
Safina
Farmer Union
Myrtle Peasley
Evangeline Gree
Wesley Deckwa
C. B.johnson
Barbara Johnson
Oscar Lothholz
William Miller
Ed Miller
Ray
H. FE. Miller
DeSoto
Jacob Copp
Ben Bartz
Hesper
Roscoe
Herbert Henley
Neeley
Wichita
M. B. Starr
Starr
Jennie Pellett
Pajaria Center
May Bolger
Colony
Lloyd Youse
Tanlac
Otto Segrin
Portland
Ore
Juvenile Books
Volland
Albert Whitmar Company
Rand McNally
Wolf's Book Store
Opportunity Knocks
Chase & Sanborn’s
W. A. Guenther
Hunter Bros
Mass. St
F. H. Klock
Gay Uy
Old's Park
Jana
West End Grocery
IndiAna
R. M. Reeves
W. 13Th. St
Sommers & Allphin
Webster & Lange
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