Taxation Uncertainty Delays Kansas Session Decisions
The piece surveys Governor Reed's tax questionnaires amid calls for a broad tax overhaul. It notes lawmakers in Lawrence weighing a cent gasoline tax share, questions about cigarette tax, and concerns that treating taxes in isolation undermines overall reform. The Chanute Tribune and other papers echo urges for a unified approach.
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Douglas County
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Fragmented notes on cinema, politics, farming and romance
Fragmented excerpts discuss a romance on the way to Rome and a Belgian princess. remarks on the motion picture industry and a fire at the Capitol. Nebraska Republican opposition to George Norris and a potential Pershing bid. and an analysis of farm corporations, chain farming, and modern equipment to boost efficiency for small farmers.
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Rome
Landmark and alderman tale from Lawrence era
An alderman’s odd proclamation notes a pavement sale of a weights and measures item on Winthrop street. The obituary reports the death of J. W. Wadiew after a long life in Lawrence, with funeral at Warren street and burial seven miles away. City Council meeting details include attendance and municipal salaries for officers and staff.
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Shaw
Massachusetts Street
Magbe
Winthrop Street
Lawrence
J. W. Wadiew
Warren Street
Plans Are Ready for New PY. MO. C. A. Building
Fifty years ago notes reveal social events near town and upcoming retirements. Geo O Flary plans to enter real estate after leaving county clerk's office. Margate Carrell returns to Taavenworth to resume teaching at St Mary's. Local sales and moves stir the community as plans for building progress.
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Fire at John Curds triggers small blaze in New Hampshire street home
A chimney defect caused a morning fire at John Curds residence 107 New Mamanshire Street. Fire was extinguished with no serious damage. R O Smith new county farm agent for Dantas county arrived to set up office in the Chamber of Commerce building and is settling in. Mrs Pendleton hosted a 4 year party this evening in honor of Miss Sophie whose marriage to Mr Reding will take place tomorrow. At St Louis Convention university members attended and presented papers.
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New Mamanshire Street
R. 0. Smith
Dantas County
Chamber of Commerce
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Sophie
Reding
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HL. Jordan
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Turbulent Kansas Politics Report From Topeka January
An 1880s Kansas clipping notes a meeting of a territorial committee in Topeka. It references Janay ASSI Mrs as a wife of a territory figure in Lawrence and mentions Judge A G L Oday Pedirtiee delivering a bench address on civil matters connected to the state.
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Carois
Lawrence
Pnet
Se Temimeranien Snion
Topekus
Aderin Obde
Kangas Rman
Washingtogate halts on prohibition canta concentrate attention
Fragmented notes from Washingtogate and national items cover prohibition, politics, and crime. Mentions Hwis University, Conrail Thobert will, and a $600000 bequest. Includes car theft recovery, prowler reports, and business plans for a Costa Rican minister.
Morse and Glenns Bitter Counsel in Mountain Duel
In a tense scene from a Sierra setting, Morse confronts Ruth Cross's work conflicts with Glenn and lyndon figures as Morse faces a ultimatum. Morse warns that changing his mind will invite tougher terms, while a threat lingers over a disputed arrangement. Morse exits as a stairway slips, dropping a watch.
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Theountains
Morse
Fragmented dialogue amid power clash over irrigation rights
An excerpt depicts tense talks between Morse and a corporate counterpart as they press for a right of way and cooperation on an irrigation scheme. The scene shifts through confrontations, defensive maneuvers, and threats, with associates arguing business strategy and control.
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Spain
Willinis
Naturelle
Dane
Nile
Tabi Wah
Jlurse
Glenn
Morse
The Why Family Answers Their Endless Questions
A whimsical tale unfolds as Merrow and the Why family, including Gitte Alvek, discuss why things happen and how questions guide curious minds. John and Percy lead the group through a playful dialogue about answers and the business of asking questions, promising more in tomorrow's Great Wall.
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Merrow
Wien
Merle
John
Percy
Why
Roosevelts first glider passenger and waves of war plans
The Associated Press reports Arthur Lynch as the first paying passenger on a glider at Roosevelt Field, with a second flight costing 2.50. Other items include a London note on potential wartime air fleets, a student pilot injuring by landing, and scattered regional trivia.
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Roosevelt Field
Arthur Lynch
London
Revel Air Force
Indi
Oakland
Cal
Rome
Statinn Childrden
Pitts
Christinus
New York
Roy Scotuts
Chris
Mncement
San Jian
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Santa Claus
Rouse
United States
Abraham Npstein
American Association For Old Age Security
Washington
Syorrys Rosu Sava
BaldwIn News Brief Details Local Wedding Attendance
Fragmented report covers a Baldwin area wedding with many attendees and relatives listed from Baldw, Lawrence, Niangua, Warrenton, and other towns. The piece notes extended family presence, local church ties, and a move history from Baldwin to Lawrence with five children educated at local schools and Baker University.
Community Happenings and Holiday Visits Amid Local News
The Baldwin area shares holiday greetings as residents visit relatives and friends. Dorothy Neal of Winfield, a former Baldwin girl, attended a Southwestern college student visit in town. Mrs. J D Sivéch seeks treatment in Kansas City. Virginia Black, Eustacin and Florence Bennett traveled to Kansas City for visits, returning by Sunday. Church and club events include the Eastern Star gathering at Mrs A W Byrne’s home, the Lamplight Bible Class meeting with Alt and Mrs A Tuning, and a church ball and social mix. Families report Christmas time with relatives, including Olson, Shafer, Harris, Guire, and Scott households, plus local real estate notices and upcoming public works in Baldwin.
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Dorothy Neal
Winfield
Baldwin
Southwestern College
Naomi Muonzini
J.D. Sivéch
Fathom Besa
Kansas City
Kans
Eustacin
Florence Bennett
Virginia Black
Miron Elab
Evangeline Chamler
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Miss Barberi
Homer
Birield
Hopkins
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Baader
Tarrisan
Fragmented MeLOUTH Aoybagy OCR weirdness hits court notes
A damaged OCR passage contains garbled names and events including court terms, family mentions, and social notices. Readable elements hint at names like Mrs H. Wa Steener and Tanvrenve or Mirsne Covile amid scattered references to legal actions and social gatherings.
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