Seek Ye First the Kingdom Take Daily Verse
The Journal-World issue from January 5, 1925 notes a devotional verse with Matthew 6 33 and 7 31 references. It also reports Governor Scott Bono of Alaska stating Alaska aims for statehood within four years. The article highlights Alaska's geographic remoteness and potential effects on statehood, with mention of Puerto Rico.
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Mattthew
Scott Bono
Alaska
Cation
Porte’ Rico
Kansas Education Crisis Draws National Attention
Kansas governor Davis faces criticism over university leadership as national papers question political influence in higher education. Ottawa Herald highlights press across the nation examining reshaping of Kansas higher education. The Indiana and New York outlets cite Democratic politics meddling and the broader consequences for the University of Kansas and state institutions. The Postal Increase Bill discussion follows with industry and public impact noted, including higher liability insurance costs and then rising overall risk factors.
Opposition to Postal Increase Editorial Letter
Existor Journal-World from Baldwin Kansas December 20 1924 carries a local Farmers Wane pledge urging readers to oppose a congressional bill raising postal rates. Local No 752 High Prairie members A H Ulrich W S Black Charles J Gleason B A Hammond sign the appeal for publicity in the paper.
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Baldwin
Kansas
Existor Journal-World
Congress
High Prairie
A . H. Ulrich
Iw. S. Black
National and State Leaders Open Sessions Across the Nation
Today’s events include the new German Reichstag’s first session, the US Supreme Court reconvening after recess, and inaugurations in Wyoming and Utah for governors. Biennial state legislatures begin in several states while university, road building, drainage, and education conferences convene in Chicago.
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Reichstag
Supreme Court Oftel United States
Nellie Talon Ross
Wyoming
Utah
George H. Dern
Ohio
Tennessee
California
Pennsylvania
Montana
United States
University of Chicago
American Road Builders’ Association
Chicago
National Drainage Congress
Department of Education
Congress
The
Association of American Colleges
Aitchison Named I C C Chairman for Coming Year
Aitchison, already a 1917 ICC member, will chair the Interstate Commerce Commission for the forthcoming year. His Oregon Public Service work built his rail way policy credentials, later serving as solicitor for the valuation committee of the National Association of Railway Commissioners in Washington before joining the ICC.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Fortieth mid winter Los Angeles Times edition mailed to Lawrence
G W Griffith sent the Journal-World a copy of the fortieth mid winter edition of the Los Angeles Times. The 240 page issue covers extensive Southern California topics. Griffith notes wishes for Christmas and New Year. Free Tuberculosis Clinic held Tuesday at city hall under Dr Loveland.
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G. W.E. Griffith
Journal-World
Los Angeles Times
Lawrence
California
Loveland
Charles W. Smith a Kansas regent and jurist dies
Charles W. Smith renowned Kansas University alumnus, regent, and long time jurist died at La Topeka hospital. A pioneer lawyer, he served as judge in the thirty fourth district from 1889 to 1915 and held court in multiple counties. Born in Wisconsin in 1850, he built a legal career after attending Kansas University and the University of Michigan, later becoming parole clerk and a respected figure across the state. He left six children and a widow, with funeral plans set for Tenwell's chapel in Topeka.
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la Topeka Hospital
Humphrey
Kansas
Smith
West Granville
Milwaukee County
Wis
Cass County
Missouri
Beta Theta Pi
Kaungas ‘University
University of Michigan
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Kansas ‘University
Smyth
Stockton
Kan
la Sideline
Stockton News
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Rooks County
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Board of Regents of
Sig
Supreme Court
Lizzie W. Williams
R. L. Wiliams
Douglas County
Newkirk
Oklt
Henry Smitville
Solon
Oklahoma City
Autton
Wartsburr
Wash
Francescri
Katherine Smith
Topeka
A. F. Newell
el Reno
Okla
Frank L Sage
Alma
Tuesay
Firefighters Rest After Saturday Pi Kappa Alpha Blaze
The fire department reports a quiet Sunday recovering from early Saturday morning flames at the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house. No further calls disrupted the day as crews concluded operations and assessed damage.
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Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Students In Hearings Outlined By R Dyer
Dean of men John R. Dyer urged about 250 students at the Administration Building to avoid any radical action during Chancellor Lindley’s hearing. He outlined alleged causes of the breach with the state administration, clearing Dr. William Burdick and the four suspended students of blame and praising the fraternities for restraint. The speech cited disputes over Dean Fred Kelly, the dean of women appointment, and other administrative changes, noting a straw vote favoring Governor Davis in the November election.
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John R. Dyer
Tom Poor
Dyer
Lindley
William Burdick
Chancelley Lindley
Dean Dyer
Fred Kelly
Dean Kelly
University of South Dakota
Davis
John Shea
Medical School
Cosmopolitan Clubs Meet in Ames Iowa Delegates Attend
Steve Merrill served as the K U delegate to the Cosmopolitan clubs convention in Ames Iowa December 28 to 31 with about 125 delegates from Cornell to the Pacific coast and 35 nationalities. Dr Edward Steiner of Grinnell College spoke on How to Think Internationally and Harvey Ingham editor of the Des Moines Register gave the banquet address at the close of the conference.
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K- U
Association ‘of Cosmopolitan Clubs
Ames
Iowa
Cornell
Pacific
Edward Steiner
Grinnell College
Harvey Ingham
The
Des Moines Register
Kansas Governor's Wife Held In Indiana Capital
A Larned Chronoscope correspondent writes that Mrs Ed Jackson wife of the new Indiana governor lived in the governor's mansion. She attended a small white schoolhouse eighteen miles west of Jumhore where she once taught as Lida Beatty. The Beatty family hosted her in a sod house during that time.
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Kansas
Indiana
Larned Chronoscope
Ed Jackson
Jutmhore
Lida Beatty
Beatty
New Mine Officer Named for United Mine Workers
Thomas Kennedy of Hazelton Pennsylvania named by President John L. Lewis to succeed William Green as secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers international union. Kennedy’s appointment ratified unanimously by the international executive board. Also included: Roy Searles trial on bone dry law and liquor charges adjourned to next Monday. bond set at $300. Weather forecast predicts moderate conditions. grain exports rise to 2,466,000 bushels. Masonic funeral notice for H D Whitman to be held by Lawrence Lodge No 6 F and A M.
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Thomas Kennedy
Hazelton
United Mine Workers
Aneca
John L. Lewis
William Green
Miners' International Union
American Federation of Labor
Kennedy
International Executive Board
Dan Barry’s Daughter and a Desperate Escape
Harry Gloster flees after finding two partners dead at a gold camp and helps a stranger. Joan Daniels tends the dying man as Lee Haines narrates Dan Barry’s legend and the wild horse battles that shaped the west. Gloster races the sheriff’s posse, then makes a final cliffside stand in a desert ravine as the pursuit closes in.
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Courteaeht
Gloster
Lee Halzies
Joe Macarthur
Fedasia
Joan
Guck Daniele
Haines
Dan
Barry
Ola West School
Satan
Dan Barry
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Black Bart
Kate Cumberland
Kate
Peter
Stee
Antic
Lee Haines
Joan Daniels
Dan Bar
Daniels
Buck
Desert
Harry Goster
Glostiar
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