World: subscription rates and postal details listed
The World Company UK advertises subscription options and rates with phone contact and postal routing notes. It mentions daily delivery, advance payment requirements, and New York representation. It notes Associated Press copyright and republication rights.
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New York
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Lawrence Kansas Psalm Verse Dates In January 1923
A Lawrence Kansas note from January 9 1923 quotes Psalm 145 18 19 about God's closeness to those who call upon him in truth and who fear him. The passage promises that he will fulfill their desires hear their cry and save them.
Stadiums and clean athletics lead Kansas program
A Kansas City writer lauds Athletic Director Allen for scheduling most Kansas football games in the new stadium. The piece highlights the stadium’s purpose to showcase home teams with a focus on clean sport, noting Phog Allen as a key figure and praising the stadium’s transformation from dream to concrete reality. Also touches on a life of service piece about Mrs. Sarah A. Marshall and a governor’s mercy ruling on a long-serving prisoner.
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University
Kansas
Lawrence
E. U
Phog’ Allen
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Nebraska
Doc”Allen
Clean Athletica
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Sarah A. Marshall
Editorial on Gov Bryan as hired Kansas governor
The Fort Scott Tribune argues Governor Davis must see his office as a public service not a political payout. Bryan warns against turning the governorship into a personal asset. the new governor should value duty over rewards and recruit any capable ally, Democrat or not, for effective governance.
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Jonathan Davis
Kansas City
Kansas
Jonathan
Mr. Davis
Davis
Fort Scott
Tribunei
Public Welfare Chief Coler Tops New York Civic Leaders
Bird S. Coler, prominent New York official and former city comptroller, leads public welfare policy with a long city affairs record. He is known for writings on municipal government and his controversial claim that a large share of asylum inmates may not be insane. The report notes his career from 1897 to 1902 as comptroller and later roles including Brooklin presidency.
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Bird S. Coler
New York
Bellevue
Metropolis
Brooklin
Coler
Fragmented proverbs and quips from TOM SIMS column
A collection of whimsical lines and sayings on life, work, and humor. It blends slogans about sleep, finance, hunting, dancing, and daily modern woes with references to old times and common phrases, all in a satirical anonymous column voice.
Hoover book review champions American individualism
A condensed critique of Herbert Hoover's American Individualism from Doubleday. The work is praised as a concise confession of faith in the American creed, stressing individual opportunity, limited class stratification, and persistent progress through personal effort.
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Herbert Hoover
Doubleday, Page & Co
Garden City
Newark
Storage of coal in mines urged by U S Bureau chief
Washington reports H Foster Bain director of the United States Bureau of Mines urges underground storage of coal as a practical step to stockpile fuel reserves, stabilize industry and protect domestic consumers during shortages. He says storage should be arranged between consumers and mines or via distribution agencies with limited above ground stock.
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H. Foster Buin
United States Bureau of Mines
Bain
United States Goal Commission
Bain Anid
Dust explosions blamed on preventable causes in industry
Buffalo authorities cite a bureau of chemistry study showing thirteen recent dust explosions killed 155 people and damaged 16.25 million dollars. Grain elevators, mills, refineries and starch plants are listed among the worst sites with dust from various materials noted as ignition sources.
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New York
David J. Price
Bureau of Chemistry
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Chamber of Commerce
Price
Electric railways show improved 1922 operations nationwide
A. E. R. A. president C D Emmons reports 1922 saw more passengers than 1921, totaling over fifteen billion. Despite bus competition and auto use, revenue rose 7.4 percent as fare reductions lowered gross receipts 2.12 percent, with costs easing 5.9 percent and operating ratio dropping to 72.4.
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New York
United States
C. D. Emmons
American Electric Railway Association
Emmons
Fare Structures Reveal Wide City Fare Spread Across Regions
The report details fare levels across cities with 184 using the largest single fare, 144 in second place at 10 cents, and 102 at 6 cents. It notes varied charges such as 5 and 7 cent zones, transfers, and outside-riding fees, and comments on improving local transportation as electric railways and bus services seek a cooperative balance amid regulatory changes. The overall outlook remains hopeful as management, regulators, and the public align to stabilize the industry.
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American Electric Railway Association
Easch Electric Railway Company
Emmons
Banff Winstermere highway to open January 30
Officials set January 30 for the opening of the Banff Windermere motor highway through the Canadian Rockies. The 938 mile route completes a 6500 mile scenic tour across Western Canada and the United States with rock cuts among the most costly sections at 27000 per mile.
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Alberta
Banff-Windermere
Canadian Rockies
Canada
United States
Rockies
Virgin Mountain
Forest Country
Women Gain Voting Rights and Legal Reforms Highlighted
Chicago report notes gains in women's rights through 1921 22 legislation and allied reforms. It names key figures Mrs Catherine Wauch McCulloch Mrs Carina Warrington and lists states Massachusetts New Jersey Virginia and others advancing suffrage property and office eligibility while warning against blanket laws. The piece also features cultural notes on Prince Gaetani and astronomer Annie Cannon.
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United 5
Mra
Catherine Wauch McCulloch
National League of Women Voters
Miloch
League
Carina C. Warrington
Fort Wayne
Ind
Marrnes
Georgia
Kentucky
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Island
Virginia
The
South America Needs Better Telephone Facilities
New Havana reports L J Proctor of International Telephone and Telegraph Corp says improved internal and international telephony is urgent for South America. He backed a continental system to boost North American trade and regional business, noting shared language and laws ease cross border communication and prosperity.
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Cuba
South America
L. J. Proctor
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation of
New York
Latin America
Proctor
North America
United States
Canada
Republic of South
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