Leading Layman Addresses Wichita Kansas Event
W C Coleman mayor of Wichita and Baptist layman spoke last night at the First Baptist Church on the churchs role in the industrial world. He urged harmony between capital and labor and shared ten business rules for executives stressing service to employees and moral obligation. Rev Jennings noted a Paris lamp gift reveal.
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W. C. Coleman
Wichita
First Baptist Church
W.C. Coleman
Baptist Church
Kansas
First Baptist
Coleman
Culentan
Christ the Lord
Lawrence City News Capsule of Incidents and Remarks
Law rence reports a large six man rock breaking squad at the city rock pile misdeed scene. A Topeka car theft detainment, fines for speeding and drinking, lodging theft, and a lime stone jog of three men. Local officials, bank vice president vacation return, Ku Klux Klan intrigue cards, ex servicemen talk, and postmaster politics in Topeka column.
Davis favors cut in state salaries and taxes in Kansas
Topeka Jan 8 Numerous state boards and commissions will be eliminated or consolidated, state salaries cut and appropriations slashed if the legislature, meeting tomorrow, carries out Governor Jonathan M Davis plan. He seeks lower taxes, abolishment of the Industrial Court, and codes for welfare of children. Three constitutional amendments and commissions to codify laws are planned, with moves toward a state wide primary.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jonathan M. Davis
Bourbon County
Farry
Davis
Deaths and Funerals in El Reno and Nearby Areas
Harold Bell Worl four died in El Reno age 4 son of Seth Bell formerly Lawrence resident. John Westfall 76 died at home 782 Locust street. Funeral 10 AM from United Brethren Church with burial Oak Hill cemetery. George W Gray 81 died at 1084 Pennsylvania street. Funeral later. David C Elston died at 1311 New York street. Funeral tomorrow 2:60 PM at Funk's chapel. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. George W Gray funeral set for 2:30 PM at residence 103432 Pennsylvania street Buried Oak Hill cemetery.
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Harold Bell Worl
Harold Bell
el Reno
Oklo
Seth Bell
Lawrence
John Westfall
Locust Street
United Brethren Church
F. M. Testerman
E. E. McAferty
Oak Hill Cemetery
Westfall
Claude Dicker
Anna Westfall
Charles
Guy
Kansas City
Walter
Norborne
Edward
George W. Gray
Pennsylvania Street
David C. Elston
David
Elston
New York Street
Funk's
Oak Hill
Grange Officers Installed by County Clerk Bussing in Olathe
E. C. Bussing county clerk assisted in auditing the Patrons Fire and Tornado Association and helped install this year's officers of the Farmers Grange insurance group during his Thursday and Friday visit to Olathe.
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E. C. Bussing
Olathe
Patron’s Fire and Tornado Association
Farmers’ Grange Insurance Organization
Bussing
The
Grange
Sele
Henderson Martin Attends Topeka Inauguration Exercises
Henderson Martin, a prominent Democrat, travels to Topeka to participate in the inauguration exercises marking the event.
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Henderson Martin
Topeka
Resolutions of Respect for Professor James E Todd
The University of Kansas senate adopts resolutions honoring Professor James E Todd of geology. He studied at Oberlin Yale and Harvard and taught at Tabor Beloit and the University of South Dakota before Kansas. He served in Civil War company K 150th Ohio and worked with USGS and state surveys. He published on glacial geology and was active in scientific societies. Resolutions to be sent to family university papers and the Lawrence Journal World.
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James E. Todd
Oberlin
A.M
Senate
University of Kansas
Todd
Yale
Harvard
Tabor College
Beloit College
University of South Dakota
150Th Ohio Infantry
United States Fish Commission
United States Geological Survey
Missouri
Minnesota
South Dakota
Geological Society of America
Kansas Academy of Science
American Men of Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
The
Lawrence Journal-World
E. H. S.bailey Committee
J. Hunter , RB
CG. Moore
Braden Visits USC Dean Talks Lawence Enrollment Rise
Dr. Arthur Braden formerly dean of Religion at the University visits Lawrence for a weekend. He notes large current enrollment and predicts bigger addition next semester. He reports the second of a building group is nearly complete and will be ready for occupancy in the second semester.
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Braden
Arthur Braden
School of Religion
The
University
University of Southern California
Lawrence
First Christian Church adopts new order of service
The First Christian church began a new order of service with a 12 o clock finish, reorganizing church school leadership under a Director of Christian Education and several superintendents. A mission meeting Wednesday features W. C. Carpenter sharing Porto Rico experiences. Mrs Carpenter and daughters accompany him from the College of Missions. Trinity Episcopal Church holds annual parish meeting Tuesday with supper, then parish session functions and Sunday services. University M C A programs, classes, and a Wednesday mission study meet weekly with open enrollment for new members.
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First Christian Church
Sucewes Ark
Church
W. C. Carpenter
Porto Rico
Nora Siler
Capenter
Mr. Carpenter
Old Kentucky
Lexington Bible College
Transylvania University
Bayamon
Trinity Episcopal Church
Woman's Guild
Mgr
Ramalingam
India
Lawrence
Kk. Gly. M.C.A
Fife
Witcraft
Frank Strong
First Presbyterian Church
Cutter & Smith's
Mass
Meeting of Young People's Union at First Baptist Church
A highly interesting meeting of the Young People's Union at First Baptist Church last evening featured Solomon Ramalingam, one of four students from India now enrolled in the program. The event highlighted international student involvement and civic engagement.
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First Baptist
Church
Young People’s Union
Solomon Ramalingam
India
Unitarian church schedules Friday dinner and meeting
The Unitarian church holds a quarterly conference with a 6:30 dinner precede at 7:30 event. Rev Mark Mohler discusses Genesis readings and Moses criticism, inviting all to bring Old Testament copies and attend from 7:30.
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Moses
The
Unitarian Church
Mark Mohler
Vinland Meeting to Feature Chester Gray Speaker
Chester Gray of Washington DC will speak at Vinland School Thursday night at 8 on Washington legislation. Gray, former Ohio Farmers Union state president, is noted for insightful views on national governance. Public invited.
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Chester Gray
Washington
D. C
Federated [Farm Bureau
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