Family studies in home life and social duties
A fragment discusses Dr Day's program on family life and the role of family in social norms. It highlights topics like domestic hygiene, education, and parental responsibilities, noting Professor Vollehert and Professor Telleherdy discuss the family as a social unit and its impact on daily life and virtue.
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Hykiene
Gil Questign
Eire Aif
Selden
Tadeeid
Heme
Endollin
Mike
Apelin
Vollehert
Fahaly Ps
Yvelcomer
Haney
Anal Politindl
Fife
Fes
Ami Institaathions
Pte
Herg
Svg
Ashieh
Ev Persin
Roark
Afshraws
Rate Raise Killed in Sioux City Carrier Case
A damaged OCR passage outlines federal actions affecting railroad freight and passenger rate rulings. It notes an Interstate Commerce Commission decision affecting first and second class rates, with references to carriers Tapeka, Sania, and Southwestern rate hearings. The text mentions a disputed rate structure and a $37,000,000 total involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee ii
Smadens
Ordee Suspendine
Ulrebison
Tapeka & Sania
Fe Valwae
Fe Valwae and Ofher Carriers, Knowen Pop Auth
Ate-Easd
Thd
Adrian
Interst
Otharvekperts Ihof
Snow Delays at Woodland Park Airfield Exhibition Set
Snow delays the Woodland Park airfield postponing Evans ay Bis machine tests. The aviator has the plane assembled and ready, weather permitting. If snow melts, first flights are planned for tomorrow afternoon with spectators urged to watch from street cars. The high plane is prepared for tests and to be inspected later today.
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Woodland Park
Aviaor Evans
Pelted with Eggs at Paris Street Disturbance
A chaotic crowd pelted a man with eggs during a February street disturbance in Paris. A woman near him, surrounded by onlookers, was injured as the scene escalated. Police intervened as the crowd grew restless and spread a protective garment over the victim.
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Paris
Acaian Nayeha
Chris
Eavinent
Itil
Miller admitted sending to Kansas City under prohibitory law
A garbled 19th century style report notes a man named Miller involved in sending something to Kansas City as part of a case about a prohibitory law. The fragment mentions officers, interrogations, and a court setting with references to law, order, and possible punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milley
Kansas City
Last Day for Registration Before 10 P M Tonight
The city clerk keeps his office open until 10 p m to accommodate electors registering for the primary election. Registration has been brisk with use of carriages to transport women to the clerk’s office. Leaders note a lively contest with two factions and a fierce fight over candidates as the fifth and sixth wards report high activity.
Want Good Roads Merchants Plan Cooperation With Farmers
The Merchants Association will cooperate with farmers to improve roads, study the transportation problem, and report at the next meeting. A committee will explore methods to upgrade highways and sustain better service. The group also considers additional fire protection and equipment after a recent business district fire highlighted the need for firefighting capabilities.
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Mebghants
M Fis
Vie Athflaunts Association
Association de
the Merchants Association
Nhouitlis
Bell
Azobiation
Conference on Utilities Bill Splits Over Key Provisions
Joint conference between the two chambers over the utilities bill closes to debate differences in certification and royal activities control. Senate and House disagree on tax authority and appeals to state entitlements, while line items touch on bonds, city powers, and plumbing certification.
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Opel
Levislabite
Pb le
House
Senate
Thehouse
Freemnss
Shai EA. Dennis
Weather and Kansas basketball notes mix in garbled report
A weather blurb mentions fair tonight and increasing cloudiness with a Saturday high. The main unreadable account covers Kansas University Jayhawkers losing to Corner College by 26 10 35. The piece praises Corner College’s play and notes Jayhawker struggles, star Siddons, and a tense second half before final minutes.
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Jayhawkers
Nebraska
College
Tamilton
Jaywhawkers
Nebles
Earl Siddons
Dow
PLAY AT ST. JOE Basketball clash with Missouri rivals
The Lawrence high school team travels to St. Joe to face the Missouri rivals tonight. Lawrence has shown steady form this season and aims to build on its recent performances. Notable players listed include Mose Pivers and Kennedy.
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Tam
Lawrence Jtich
Troskins
Suron
Kennedy
Keith
Beach
Don Wire Nel Russell
County Officials To Confirm Assessor Deputies
County commissioners will meet tomorrow to confirm the appointments of deputies to assist Assessors. New deputies replace those previously appointed by T Moore and confirmed by the council. Deputies are to begin work promptly and take oaths. the commission may act on the appointments. It is likely a formal order will be issued before February 28.
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Reeder
Deaniphan
Elder
Lyhe
Ebmubitioe
Pennklin
Domorrow
T.moore
Enuneil
Manel
Agsessin Tgle
Mosaic of crime reports and police raids described
Fragmented OCR note details arrests and city court actions with unclear names and events. It mentions raids, detention at a county jail annex, hiring deputies, and plans linked to a crackdown on illicit activity. The text names several individuals and groups in a disorderly, imprecise way.
Spoke Last Night by Topeka Boys Club Official
Charles, superintendent of the Boys Yortustrial sels, spoke to the Yo Mod in Topeka last evening about "Men in the Making." The talk covered his subject and touched on recent events and the disposition of local youth during the past few years.
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Charles
Topeka
Charles Ts
Final Settlement in Estate of FL M Cory
A final settlement was filed this afternoon in the estate of FL M Cory. The property values are stated between four thousand dollars and unspecified amount. the record notes the settlement of assets and distributions as part of probate proceedings.
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FL M. Cory
Girl Not Guilty in Home Robbery Case
Lillian Mee Dowell was found not guilty of robbing a home where she worked of diamonds worth six thousand dollars. The Chicago authorities had charged her in the case, but the court acquitted her after presentation of evidence.
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St. Louis
Lillian Mee Dowell
Chicago
Kansas U baseball row fuels fight over eligibility
University of Kansas Athletics Board and Student Council clash over baseball team eligibility rules as coach Lansdon prepares a hopeful squad. Captain Faler and many candidates vie for key pitching and hitting roles while a delayed season opener is eyed for April 14 at Catholic grounds.
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Lansdon
University of Kansas
Iid Gming
Faler
Xahout
Yas Gh
Haller
Tinschall Cis
Willie
Mi -Oread
S. Latasiline
Lehieh
Wilkeer
Te Smdyh
Dat Wethelme HY
T. Potter
Rohe" Heiser
M. Tieeke
Tof
Hicks
Jedm
Brit
Tris Lewi
McCarty
College of Emporia
Lovke God
Mer Carty
Smith
Neshit
Uene
Toeke
Farrell
Tinnover
Pramtige
Thasketl Prdinns
McCoak
Norice Aga
Burial for Lawrence Native Taken to Baldwin
Lyle Kuos formerly of Lawrence died in Tienyer Moulay of consumption and was brought to Baldwin for burial. Survived by a wife and two children. Among relatives at the funeral were Mrs M Ross Clyde Knox of Sedan Earl Knox of Alma Kaos Mare and Mrs Tack Web er of Denver and Mr and Mrs R B Kaos of Kansas City. Mrs Wi Mrs Oln stead and Mrs Robinson attended from Lawrence.
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Baldwin
Lyle Kuos
Lawrence
Tienyer Moulay
Knox
Lawrences
Colorado
M. Ross
Clyde Knox
Sedan
Earl Knox
Alma
Kaos
Mare
Tack Weber
Denver
R. BE. Kaos
Kansas City
Olnstead
Robinson
Lawrences Coehe
W. Grant
Innes
Goods Co
P. M. Woolts
Ballwit Wat
Celig Coffmap
Burlington
Hyck
Bravin
Bawreme
Effie Santhury
Warrenshire
Rachel Pugh
Independence
Ixliev
Elizabet
Ottawa
Hubach
Marine
Park
Etzel
Pinvers
Jones
BE. Linsner
Ranpavin
C. Te Dalmah
Topeka
Lhis Merniniee
Gertyyle Clark
de Toneka Uhis Macenine
Lo V.kirk Af Chirnett
Snes
Mesa
TD Olmstead
Lena ‘Tripp
Siney
Oyster Supper Tonight at Will McFarland Home
The first oyster supper of the season will be held tonight at the home of Will McFarland east of town. The event is hosted by the C P A L and has been a winter staple in former years, promising a hearty community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will McFarland
Swaiven
C. Pal
Farsely
Methodist Brotherhood Meeting and Local Notices
The Methodist Brotherhood met at E. Weatherby’s home for a monthly social and business gathering with about twenty members. Rev. Stauffer spoke on the “Boy Question” and proscribed the county attorney’s prosecutions of bootleggers. an endorsement motion was planned. A surprise party celebrated Mr. Spar’s birthday with about twenty five attendees. Various local notes mention visits, travels, and social happenings across Lawrence and nearby towns, including the Aero Club banquet, shopping trips, and multiple residents’ movements. No Reciprocity Vote concerns a Canadian reciprocity agreement passing the senate with no expected vote this session.
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Methodist Brotherhood
Eehmeh
Weatherby
Staut Fer
Trinity Luthern Church
Federated Brotherhoods
Tle
C. 0. Bowman
Els. Weatherby
Ro Kt Nicholson
Éenstrer
Go Oo
Mrs. JR
Mr. Sphar
Abu
Wallington
Senate
Railroad Chief Expresses Great Surprise Over ICc Rate Decision
George Fy Bner, president of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, today said he was greatly surprised by yesterday's Interstate Commerce Commission rate decision. He warned of immediate cuts in railroad expenditures and, if the ruling triggers a general wage and material reduction, the railroads will endure no more than the general public.
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Philadelphia
George Fy Bner
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Juhi Thomson
Lansing
Lara Thornton
Eine
Heey
Hing Twiee
Copp
Harris
Aart
Tim Chas
Thaneson
John MiCurly
Pridiento
Davis
Xier
Nilson
Nelson
Immigration Stow Proposed for U.S. Negroes in Winnipeg
The Dominion government today decided to bar immunicration of Negroes from the United States, labeling them undesirable citizens and affecting their entry into Winnipeg. The decision highlights racial exclusion policy and immigration controls in the period.
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Winnipeg
United States
Court S sentences miscreant in reform theory debate
Judge Smart denies new trials in three criminal cases and imposes sentences. He questions mercy, noting the defendant’s conduct and alleged deliberate acts. The lengthy ruling references the Hhewhart case and emphasizes reform, while detailing civil actions and property disputes alongside ongoing probate and estate matters.
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