Lawrence Drama League to stage Seventeen proceeds drive
Funds from Seventeen by Booth Tarkington to be given to the Lawrence Council on Young People's Activities. The council aims to build a year long recreational program with a budget supporting leaders in playproard work athletics and summer camp. Tryouts for parts in the play will be held at 7 20 tonight in Gran Hall on the University campus.
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Booth Tarkington
Lawrence Drama League
Lawrence Council
Lawrence
Gran Hall
Wife Sues For Divorce In District Court
Marguerite Reinisch Anderson files a divorce suit against Arthur S Anderson in district court alleging abandonment extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Marguerite Reinisch. The couple wed September 24 1919 and Anderson allegedly abandoned her November 1 1924.
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Marguerite .Reinisch Anderson
Arthur S. Anderson
Marguerite Reinisch
Andersons
Mar
Anderson
Favors License Plates and Bills Move Through Kansas House
Topeka February 25 Associated Press two license plates on motor vehicles were recommended to the house by a committee along with approval of the Stansfield bill recodifying Kansas insurance laws. Other actions include passage of a public service commission bill and abolition of several commissions, with licensing of real estate agents rejected for this session. The Japanese exclusion bill passed 102 to 8 and a 16000 appropriation for Hutchinson reform factory products was approved. The veterans bonus timeline was set to January 1 1926 with transfers to heirs if not claimed.
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Topeka
Associated Press
House
Senate
Martin
Reno
Hutchinson Reformatory
Campaign aims to boost farm bureau memberships in Lawrence
Frank Blecha district county agent leader arrived in Lawrence to aid a membership drive begun at year start by county farm bureau members. A morning conference at H C Colglazier’s office in the Chamber of Commerce building set plans to continue recruiting paid-up farm bureau members for the year.
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Frank Blecha
Lawrence
Farm Bureau
H.C. Colglazier
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City Adopts City Manager Plan
Kansas City voters approve a city manager form of government at a special election by over four to one. The new city charter, approved by voters, takes effect April 10, 1926, replacing the two house system with a nine member one house council including the mayor, which will appoint a city manager to hire department heads.
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Kansas City
Wheat and grain markets swing with Argentine and US prices
Market notes show wheat trading firm after initial declines as Argentine ship interests shift to US prices. May and July futures moved with gains amid lower exports from Argentina, farm reserves estimates tightening, and corn and oats following the trend. Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets edged higher across cattle hogs and feeders, with wholesale price shifts and strong demand supporting broad gains. The Day In Wall Street reports a firm undercurrent in stock prices amid stiff money rates and gilt-edged demand.
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Liverpool
United States
Seaboard
Omaha
Upaan
Chicago Livestock i
Dept. of
Aoiognas
Kansas City
Depts of Apricuiture
Wall Street
New York
Strom
Beware Cold Dangers and Quick Cure Claim
Public health note warns that colds spread via sneezes and coughs and urges precautions. It touts Hill's Cascara Bromide Quinine as the fastest known remedy with guaranteed results and claims long-standing perfection after 25 years without improvement.
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Hill
Convention delegates push county CPA unity near Kansas City
Delegates at the CPA convention in Kansas City Kansas report closer organization of CPA county bodies in seven counties to boost cooperation and curb petty thefts troubling farmers in the area. Also notes a bicycle theft reported by Harry Brady of 832 Garfield Street and a remark on cod rings production.
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Kansas City
Kansas
C.P. A
Harry Brady
Garfield Street
KU Radio Program Broadcast Schedule Tomorrow Night
The University of Kansas station KFKU will broadcast tomorrow at 6 50 p m Arlo Hults piano selections and tenor Eli Wamego with accompanist Prof L W Whitlock. The program includes Mary Had a Little Lamb in various styles, works by Ballantine Cadman Lieurance and Tschaikovsky, and pieces by Debussy Mozart Beethoven Wagner McDowell. Other items feature Trees for Home Park and Roadside, Winning of Metals zinc, and Educational Psychology Lesson VIII led by Dean R A Schwegler.
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University of Kansas
KFKU
Arlo Hults
Eli Wamego
Ies
Mary
Ballantine
W. C. Stevens
Baward D. Kinney
Dean R.A. Schwegler
Three Lawrence youths sent to state industrial school
Theodore McGee Bennie Lee Murry and Elmer Scott, colored youths, confessed last Friday to stealing pennies and trinkets from Lawrence stores. They were to begin terms at the state industrial school in Topeka after a juvenile court ward status and a sentence by Probate Judge Menger. Eugene Washington, 17, colored, bound over to May district court on a charge of breaking into the Block Grocery on February 2. He posted $300 bond and is linked to recent petty thefts in Lawrence stores.
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Theodore McGee
Bennie Lee Murry
Elmer Scott
Lawrence
Topeka
State Industrial School
Menger
Eugene Washington
J. O. Lovejoy
Washington
Insurance Head Meets Kansas Claim Men at Lawrence Club
A meeting of the Kansas claim men of the Norwich Union Indemnity Company was held at the Lawrence Country Club yesterday. The purpose was to acquaint attendees with the company president W. G. Falconer of New York City during his visit to local offices. Attendees included Inv in Snattin cer, Lucille Rosen, C. G. Beakley, Topeka’s Russell Stevens, David Carson of Kansas City, H. W. Wilson of Horton, Roger P. Almond of Wichita, I. A. Thomas of Kansas City Mo, Lawrence Hughes, Harry Hoffman, Glenn Charlton, Theodore Charlton, and Baldwin Mitchell of Lawrence.
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Kansas Claim
Norwich ‘Union Indemnity Company
Lawrence Country Club
W. G. Falconer
New York City
Invin Snattincer
Lucille Rosen
C. G. Beakley
Topekay
Russell Stevens
David Carson
Kansas City
H. W.wilson
Horton
Roger P. Almond
Wichita
I.’ A. Thomas
Lawrence Hughes
Harry Hoffman
Glenn FE. Charlton
Theodore Charlton
Baldwin Mitchell
Lawrence
High School Assembly Speaker Invited by University of Kansas
The University of Kansas will send a speaker to a high school assembly tomorrow at 11 13 o clock. Mr Malin will discuss Christian activities in the high school. The Evangelical church Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs A Burgert’s home 1301 Conn St for quilting and all ladies are invited.
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University of Kansas
Malin
Ladies Aid
The
Evangelical Church
5. A. Burgert
Conn. St
Lawrence teachers institute announced for August 1925
County superintendent Q J Lane names faculty and subjects for the annual teachers institute to be held in Lawrence the week of August 24 1925. Also includes a long district court publication notice listing plaintiffs defendants and the quiet title action regarding Lot 163 on New York Street in Lawrence Kansas with a required answer deadline.
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Q. J. Lane
Falayire
Tana
Whad Sam
Emporia
Penmanshi
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Frank A .Millepuy
Susan H. Mily Fer
Robert Rabitaile
En Rabitaile
Robert
Robertaile
Robertalie
John Baldwin
Baldwin
Joseph Dwight
Dwight
Alonzo Dwight
William /Creland
Cleland
F. D. Brooks
Ed Rousell
Ousell
Hving
State of Kansas
D. Brooks
District Court of
Douglas ‘County
Frank A. Miller
Susan H. Miller
New York Street
Lawrence
Riling & Riling
Wp. F. Smith
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House Committee
Aids Farm’ Bureau
Parent-Teachers Association of the
Liberty Memorial Auditorium
C. B. Francisco
George C. Shaad
School of Engineering
M. el Rice
Constantinople
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Kurdistan
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Diarbekr
K. U. Defext Aggies
Manhattan
K. U.aggie
C. A. Douglas
Douglas
John Metsker
Norwegian
Kk. U
Butler-Sanderson Motor Co
Horlick
Hom
Thomas Meighan
Vincent Lawrence
Robert N. Lee
Rowland V. Lee Production
Falconer
Baptist Church
L. H. Houston
John F. Watts
Edward Penchard
W. R Gorrill
Earl Burchett
Ralph Childs
Donald Dixon
Carl Czaplinski
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Kan
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Sanderson Motor Co
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Paradise
Rafael Sabatini
Jean Paige
Arabella
J. Warren Kerrigan
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Captain Blood”Orchestra
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