Legislature to Vote 250000 for Slaughtered Stock Damages
Topeka February 24 A bill to appropriate 250000 to cover the state's share of damages from cattle slaughter linked to disease will be introduced in the Kansas legislature this afternoon. Farm Commissioner Taylor Riddle says the emergency fund of 10000 is enough for current needs, while the 250000 is solely for paying stock losses, with debate over timing and necessity continuing.
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Organ Recital at Kansas Chapter Gala Sparks Concern
The Kansas Chapter gala marks a flowered organ recital with Dean Tiystane and Dan Gine leading three pieces by Diane Shilton. Admission expected, but anxiety over facility management and warehousing stability prompts questions about event logistics and oversight.
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Kansas District Elects Officers At Meeting
At a Kansas meeting held yesterday in Topeka, Miss Esther M. Clark of the University Extension Department was elected survey president of the Seven State Kansas District. Miss Clark is noted as chief composer of the famed regional piece.
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Chork
Will Give Musicale for Presbyternin Heredit Event
An event notice announces a Thursday musical program at the Presbyternin clumpel with performances by artists from Vrain Wa and Hoel talent. Guest performers include Mrv James Price. Tickets or entry details are indicated in the readable portions of the notice.
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Deadlock Looms as House Debates Labor Bureau and Budgets
A heated session over labor bureau restoration and appropriations risks a prolonged deadlock in the House. Democrats push a petition to delay pay and action while most Republicans oppose it. Republicans cue up bills to punish floor action and resist labor bureau restoration, signaling a tense fight over the session’s end and funding.
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Sentenced 10 Year Dole Morton for Parole Violation
Reports indicate Morton, from Tivarville, failed to maintain parole in a wife desertion case. He is returned to Lawrence after being found guilty on counts tied to his failure to comply with judge Smart's orders.
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No new university buildings in Kansas legislature clash
Kansas lawmakers debate educational appropriations with Republicans backing a single new building for the state system. House committees clash with Democrats over the scope of funding for Hays Normal, Agricultural College, Medical School, and Emporia room upgrades as Governor Capper urges economy.
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Lis
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Domerrats
Jolie Nivelines
Proposal for Kaw River bridge location debated in county
Officials discuss a proposed Kaw River bridge site with county attorney Audek and Lt. Col. Rayps outlining water marks and height limits. The plan notes a low water level and a waterway bridge concept, but no determinate ridge height or channel details have been set.
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Ieee
McIntire Healing After Collision Injures on Main Street
Reports say Emory McIntire was injured in a street collision and is improving rapidly at the hospital. Doctors expect a possible knee operation to prevent future stiffness. Plumbers Found Guilty in Sherman Anti Trust Case in Des Moines jury convicts thirty six plumbers for illegal activity in auctions and trade.
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Kansas Weather Note Fair Tonight and Thursday
Weather note reports fair conditions in Kansas tonight and Thursday. Forecaster notes a temperature change and possible increase in wind from yesterday, with mild to moderate conditions expected.
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Kansas
Relic of early music Eben Baldwin hymn book print 1853 7
The article discusses an 1853 hymn book printed by Eben Baldwin in New Lisbon Ohio. It notes peculiarities in notation, with varied note shapes and colors, and mentions the book’s goal to explain fundamentals of music and divine worship. Some pages describe time markings and note shapes. the book’s printing is highlighted as notable.
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Divorce and civil rulings in district court session
The morning docket included demurrers and hearings. Marie Russell vs Raymond Roussell was dismissed at plaintiff's cost. Mary Webster vs Rolly Webster granted a divorce with six month effective date. Caroline Wood vs William Sinclair awarded money judgment after defendant failed to answer. Nick Simon et al dismissed. plaintiff awarded on one count and $4418 on another.
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Henry Bowman
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Plaitiff
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Joppa
Adopt Resolutions By Boys Club With Referendum Planned
The Boys club approved resolutions to be read at the December meeting and printed for members to study. Two weeks remain for individual decision on adoption as a pledge, with a commitment to improve exits and safety at the facility. A nominating committee including Ranal ad Morgan and others was formed to report later and support a community campaign and meeting next Friday at the high school.
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Court OKs Bonding Company in Aid Suit
District court today ruled in favor of Prater Maryland Union, upholding referee findings that American Bonding was responsible for the funds. A judgment of over 5000 was awarded to the charity.
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STS Coming Ad Campaign Sparks Public Curiosity
A sequence of clever advertisements in The Journal-World titled STS Coming draws public interest and questions about their meaning as readers attempt to decipher the message.
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W H M Society Meeting At Mrs Rubens Home
The W. H. M. Society of the Methodist Shovel will meet with Mrs. Rubens on Two Ohio Street in Peidas this afternoon at three o'clock.
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W. H. M. Society of the Methodist Shovel
American steamer Carib sunk off German coast
Berlin reports the American steamer Carib went down after a mine strike in the North Sea near the German coast. The ship, loaded with cotton from Charleston bound for Bremen, carried a crew of 30 and was part of the Clyde Line. Other vessels torpedoed off Mastings and Boulogne were reported, with ongoing naval actions and official German memos defending route safety.
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Crew of American Steamer Carib Saved
Berlin dispatch reports from Bremerhaven say crew members of the American steamer Carib have been saved. Also notes a bank statement showing growth and stability at People's State Bank amid forecasts of better times.
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Carib Sinking Reported by State Department Cable
A message from American minister Vandyke via the Haynes dispatch notes the sinking of the American steamer Carib in the North Sea beyond Germany’s submarine route. The report indicates the Carib’s loss was confirmed by the state department.
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Storm-Damaged Telegraph Network Faces Slow Rebuild
Across Kansas, northern Oklahoma and western Missouri the telegraph and phone lines lay in ruins after a severe storm. Wires snapped, poles toppled, and several towns lost full connections. crews work to restore service with temporary links and extensive repairs expected to take days.
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Armed cruiser Clan McNaughton reported missing and feared lost
London reports that the armed merchant cruiser Clan McNaughton is missing. The last message came February 18 and wreckage is found. about two hundred sailors are believed to have died in the storm that prevailed at the time.
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British Cruiser Oakby Torpedoed Off Rye River
The British steamer Oakby was torpedoed by a German submarine off the River Rye yesterday. The crew were rescued by a fishing smack and taken to safety.
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Tax Bill Debate Tricks Topeka Captioned
In Topeka the tax proposition facing the state legislature heatedly debated. A turn of events kept the bill from advancing, with supporters and opponents trading arguments amid procedural moves and regional concerns.
Adjournment Bill Aims at Fixed Date in Kansas Senate
Kansas Senate considers a resolution to set a definite adjournment date, while House work focuses on establishing double election boards in large precincts. A vacancy filling primary plan for congressional seats is advanced but other election bills are killed or stalled.
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Bank Policy Mentioned In Gourd Statement In Paper
A local bank notice discusses a policy attributed to the president regarding no overdrafts. It notes that recent actions by national banks support the theory, highlighting a cautionary stance in financial management and accounting practices.
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Dutt
Fiercest Battle Across East Prussia Border Reported
Petrograd official statements describe heavy fighting along the East Prussia border with villages changing hands in repeated engagements. German assaults on Przasnysz are said to be repulsed while Berlin notes obstacles delaying invasion of Russia.
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Russian War Office
Topeka Journal Highlights Otto A. Fischer in Retailers Session
Yesterday evening the Topeka State Journal featured Otto A. Fischer, treasurer of the Kansas Shoe Retailers Association, in a program photograph. The piece notes Fischer’s role on the convention agenda and the National Shoe Retailers Association event.
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Shoe Retailee Association
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