Ministers Gather in Topeka for Worship Reestablishment Convocation
Congregational ministers from Kansas convene in Topeka for a three day convocation to discuss restoring worship as the churchs primary activity. Prominent speakers include F L Fagley from New York reading pastors discussions along with Dr Burris Jenkins Dr Ernest Bourner Allen Farley Worner J Henry Hornung and BW Maxiwell from Washburn College.
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Topeka
Congregational Ministers of
Kansas
F. L. Fagley
New York
National Council of Congregational Churches
Burris L. Jenkins
Kansas City
Ernest Bourner Allen
Oak Park
Ill
Farley P. Worner
Washburn College
J. Henry Hornung
Wichita
Bw, Maxiwell
Reparations Committee Faces Snag in Procedure
Paris Feb 19 AP The reparations commission sub committee to craft future work rules encountered a snag and was enlarged to retry. The initial five members failed to agree on a mutually acceptable procedure, prompting addition of Jean Parmentier Savitch and M Gutt to join Sir Josiah Stamp and Dr Hjalmar Schacht for further talks amid growing French press unease over progress.
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Paris
Reparations Commission
Josiah Stamp
Great Britain
Hiahmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Jean V. Parmentier
France
Prof. Savitch
Haly
M. Gutt
Belgium
le Temps Genelly
Journal Des Tshats. le
Winter holds grip as Kansas lingers in cold spell
Topeka reports near zero temperatures with readings from Goodland to Wichita and Dodge City. forecaster Flora predicts gradual warmth but warns of slow rise tomorrow as northerly winds persist. highs expected near 13 this afternoon and 25 tomorrow. light snow was seen in the northeast overnight. A thief raided Baldwin hardware for shotgun shells and tobacco. six prisoners slept at the city jail after a night in custody.
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Topeka
M Lane
Kansas
Wither
Flora
Mercury
Hoover
Goodland
Concordia
Topdka
Iasas City
Dodge City
Wichita Fix
Baldwin
Allderdice Hardware
Kraft Grocery
City
Archdukes Turn to Air Travel in Postwar Era
Vienna reports Archdukes Franz Josef and Anton of Austria have turned to aviation to earn a living. The nephews of the late Emperor now pilot passenger planes between European airports, becoming the only European royalty in the field. After buying an airplane they recently endured a crash near Dijon on their first long distance flight.
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Vienna
Franz
Josef
Anton
Austria
Franz Josef
Dijon
France
Bird Refuges Planned in Each State Under Norbeck Bill
President Coolidge signed the Norbeck migratory bird bill promising one or more sanctuaries in every state and Alaska. The plan aims to protect migratory and game birds and all wildlife, with refuges to be established within ten years. Sponsorship came from Senator Norbeck and Representative Andresen.
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Washington
Alaska
Norbeck
Coolidge
South Dakota
Andresen
Minnesota
Idaho Prohibition Debate Sparks Senate Speech
In a senate debate on the Jones bill to stiffen penalties, Idaho prohibition is portrayed as a harsh problem. Senator Bruce of Maryland criticizes Idaho’s liquor flow from Canada and border states while Senator Borah defends prohibition in Idaho. Senator Dill argues sober members reflect the will of the people, and Senator Blaine notes the bill’s failure to differentiate bootlegging from personal drinking.
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Washington
Senate
Bruce
Maryland
Idaho
Prohibition
Missouri
Reed
Canada
United States
Quebec
Dill
Congress
Blaine
Wisconsin
DeSoto Man W P Davison Dies In Lawrence
W P Davison longtime DeSoto resident born near Louisville Kentucky June 15 1855 and moved to Johnson County Kansas with family around age 30 died February 6 in Lawrence after a brief illness. Survived by wife Josephine Johnson and ten children Flor ence Althea of the home address Les lie and John of Lawrence Joseni in Los Angeles and six grandchildren plus a brother in Louisville and a sister in Shenandoah. Funeral February 9 at First Christian Church Lawrence with burial west of DeSoto. Out of town relatives visitors many community activities followed including county demonstrations and local society gatherings. The High School notes report a loss to the De Soto team and upcoming declamatory and oratorical efforts with plays planned and a Valentine box event.
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Wiliam Philo Davison
Louisville
Johnson County
Kan
DeSoto
Josephine Johnson
Joseni
Los Angeles
Calif
Florence
Althea
Leslie
John
Lawrence
M Mollie Moore
Shenandoah
Davison
Ailthea
Jove
Christian Church
C. A. Richards
First Christian Church
DeSota
Don Miller
Kansas City
Howard Phillins
Clarency
Metallurgists to Be Honored in New York
The American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers awards two gold medals and a prize on February 20 for work in alloys. Edgar C. Bain of Iron Carbide Co receives the Robert W. Hunt gold medal for an iron chromium nickel paper. William Ewart Griffiths of Duralo y Co gets the Hunt $250,000 prize as co author. Paul Dyer Merica of International Nickel Co wins the James Douglas gold medal for an aluminum nickel alloy paper. John Hays Hammond receives the William Laurence Saunders medal for mining leadership and public service, following Herbert Hoover who won the medal last year.
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New York
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Edgar C. Bain
Iron Carbide Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Robert W. Hunt
William Ewart Griffiths
John Hays Hammond
Willam Lawrence Saunders
Edgar C. Bain Gower
Paul Dyer Merica
Offer
Community Notices From Topeka To Lawrence
A local display and Saturday night open house announced. Foster Laming in Topeka on business Tuesday. Mrs J A McArthug shopped in Kansas City Monday. Frank Brown visiting his grandmother Kate Brown after Pacific coast trip. Kansas City visitors Wednesday include Foster Laming and Mrs. LC Carter. Mrs Ben Zickefoose of Philadelphia visiting Anna Myers, then Kansas City trip. Hazel Huffman came from Kansas City for weekend with parents. Annie Steigers visiting from Kansas City. Mrs J Floyd Ratliff shopped in Lawrence Tuesday. Valetine party at Munro Zoellner’s. refresh ments by Mrs Foster Laming and Mrs Oliver Myers. Ben Jeffries and daughter Margaret in Kansas City Tuesday. Funeral attendees from Kansas City area. Izola Farrell and James Farrell hosted twenty guests at bridge. Mrs H P Gibbs won high prize. Mrs J L Sparks, consolation. Clarence Lovevata Naline from Leavenworth visited Wednesday. Mrs Nelson Quisenberry improving after illness. Mrs W H Nevin of Lawrence visited the Myers home. Helen Brown to live with an aunt. Ed Warris to Kansas City for appendicitis operation. Paulyne Newby to return home after illness. W J Stephenson sells home on East Fifth to John Todd. moving to Elm Park. Mrs Henry F Geih visited Kansas City. Mrs Willard Theilman and son return to Kansas City.
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Guy V. Longstreth
Colony
Mr. Longstreth
Kate
Annie Jewett
Lawrence
L. Jewett
Willow Springs
W. H. Jewett
Charlotta Beister
Fla Basher
Jessie Catton
Edna Kilmer
WH. Jewett
Helen Doane
Earlene
Evelyn Ross
Irvin Kilmer
Meryon Osborne
Ralph Harbison
Esther Nease
Anita Ment
Kansas City
Elmer Noteman
Walter Osborne
Mabon Plummer
Russe
Lee
Freda Merle
Georgia Freeman
Perman Nesselhus
EL Jewett Elmer Jewett
Charles Nease
Perry_Nease
D . O. Wright
Fred Hackler
Calvin Hackler
Perman Nesselhuf
Werd Farl Ross
Irvan
Kilmer
James
Fred Mackter
Miles
Alex Catton
Oscar Anderson
Charles French
Memorial Hospital
DeSoic High School
Bonner Springs
Bonner
DeSoto
Kaw Valley
Linwood
Tonganoxie
Eudora
Wellborn
Kfimp
Arbara
Doris Phillips
Lucille Lawrence
Harry Golden
Vernon Welch
Ellis Gordon
Jean Martin
Dorothy Holmquist
LC. Carter
Ben Zickefoose
Philadelphia
Anna Myers
Hazel Huffman
FM. Huffman
Annie Steigers
Charles Himpel
Trew
Leavenworth
Donald Kirby
Horris
Lucy Jones
Emery Joirby
Izola Farrell
James Farrell
Bridge
H. P. Gibs
J. L. Sparks
Clarence Lovevata Naline
Nelson Quisenberry
Woh. Nevin
Oliver Myers
Helen Brown
Ed Warris
Fenris
Har
Paulyne Newby
Deauty Patriot
W.J. Stephenson
Fast Fifth Street
John Todd
Stephenson
Fred Thompson
Elm Park
Henry F. Geih
Willard Theilman and Son
Indigestion Remedy Ad Claims Quick, Pleasant Relief
An old style advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast remedy for heartburn and indigestion. It claims relief within five minutes, notes its anti acid properties, and urges insistence on the genuine product from Chas. H. Phillips and Co. This period ad emphasizes long established medical endorsement and warns against inferior imitators.
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Phillips
U.S
Chas. H. al Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillips
Local residents and visitors frequent Lawrence area
Mrs. Wilson Myers and Claude Decker shopped in Lawrence Monday. Mrs. L. C. Cox shopped in Lawrence Wednesday. Emmett Taylor of Lawrence visited friends here Wednesday. Lenore Grezs of Kansasity visited the A. L. Knox home last weekend. The K. P. Lodge will give February 3 as a burial observance.
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Harry Greene
Wilson Myers
Claude Decker
Lawrence
L. C. Cox
Law
Emmett Taylor
Lenore Grezs
Oil notes progress in Kansas counties
Oil development in central and southern Kansas counties continues steadily as Sapire company conducts core ink surveys in Sumner and Merion after extensive subsurface work in Harvey. Carter Oil reports acreage purchases in Saline and southwestern Dickinson counties while Wilcox horizon drilling near Sedgwick county advances with cementing underway.
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Wichita, Kans
Kansas
Sapire Company
Sumnerland
Merion Counties
Harvey County
Carter Oil Company
Saline County
Dickinson County
Oil test results and new oiler in Greenwood county notes
The report details a 3 340 feet casing, a north offset to No 1 Lyons with 1 800 barrels, and Empire company forecasting 400 barrels at No 11 Edwards SW NE 21-93-11. It also mentions Deever Wells and Martin Schroe creating wild animal and wild fowl collections in the Seeley offshoot near Greenwood county.
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No. 1
Lyons
Empire Company Report
Edwards
Seeley
Greenwood County
Deever Wells
Martin Schroe
Latine area wildlife report notes coyotes birds and more
In Latine area reports describe Wells owning about 20 coyotes and several badgers while Schroeder keeps 40 to 50 wild birds including a blue heron. The fragment hints at wildlife observations among local residents.
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Wells
Schroeder
Ped
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