McAdoo Attacks Mellon Plan In Jackson Day Radio Speech
William Gibbs McAdoo, former wartime railroads director-general and 1924 Democratic nominee candidate, denounced Secretary Mellon’s surtax cut proposal. He argued tax relief must accompany fairness in burdens and warned that lowering surtaxes on incomes over 100,000 misallocates capital and hurts national wealth. He asserted capital comes from savers and workers, not tax breaks for the wealthy, and pressed for broader relief with justice.
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Los Angeles
William Gibbs McAdge
McAdoo
Mellon
Hfe
Federal Reserve Board
America
Plans for Lone Star CPA Rabbit Hunt Tomorrow
If weather permits the Lone Star CPA members will hold a rabbit hunt tomorrow starting from Lone Star at 9 oclock. They will split into two groups and the losing side will furnish an oyster supper to the winners on a date to be set later. The regular monthly meeting follows at the CPA meeting place.
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Lone Star C. P. A
Lone Star
Road crews fix detour near Captain's Creek bridge
County road workers labored on the detour route near Captain's Creek bridge. County engineer E. E. Trueblood and commissioners inspected the road yesterday and directed repairs to restore the highway. Bridge crews advance on the new Captain's Creek bridge near Eudora and expect completion this spring.
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Captain's Creek Bridge
E. E. Trueblood
Captain’s Creek
Eudora
Files Annual Report: Fees Collected by Register of Deeds
Mrs. Isa C. Wellman, register of deeds, filed the annual report showing 1923 fees totaling 3726.80 for instruments filed. Quarterly totals were 899.55, 1014.20, 938.55, and 884.40. Also noted: Emma J. Kennedy, commissioner of the poor, spent 202.46 for last month as December saw high aid calls. Marriage license issued to Robert W. Chapline and Geneva Barnes of Kansas City Kan by Judge Menger.
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Isa C. Wellman
Emma J. Kennedy
Commissioner of the Poor
Robert W. Chapline
Geneva Barnes
Kansas City
Kan
Judge Menger
Pupil Attendance List and Local Social Notes
Those pupils of No. 6 who were neither absent nor tardy for December were Faye Pegg, Lawrence Royer, Fred Allen, Margaret Chamney, Dorothy Cummings, Lester Pegg, Virgil Royer, Flora Allen, Marjorie Cummings, Maxine Royer, Sandy Allen, Charles Brindell, Vernon Harris, Ruby Pugh, Glenn Harris, Thelma Pugh, Bernard Wise, Edith Pugh, Harriet Mull. Margaret Chamney had Sunday dinner with Miss Zora Hornby and family. Mr. and Mrs. Chamney and daughter Marie called in Topeka on Friday. Floyd Royer transacted business in Topeka Friday. Vernon Harris visited Lawrence and Virgil Royer Saturday afternoon. Edward Chamney visited Lawrence Royer Sunday afternoon. Carl and Robert Bucheim were skating party members at Lake View Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bert Jewett's sister is quite...
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No. 6
Faye Pegg
Lawrence Royer
Fred Allen
Margaret Chamney
Dorothy Cummings
Lester Pegg
Virgil Royer
Flora Allen
Marjorie Cummings
Maxine Royer
Sandy Allen
Charles Brindell
Vernon Harris
Ruby Pugh
Glenn Harris
Thelma Pugh
Bernard Wise
Edith Pugh
Harriet Mull
Zora Hornby
Lawrence
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Joe Witt
Mary Allen
Dora Gabriel
Knepp
Eudora
Japan
Mesdames Knepp
John Miller
Herman Bohnsack
Pearl Daugherty
Fern Bohnsack
Robert Gabriel
Niet Porter
Charles Grabske
Charlies Jr
William Trefz, Jr
H. Lawson
Elsie Louise
Kansas City
Charles Schlegel
J. Davis
Hansboro
Mississippi
Schlegel
George Trefz
Nineteen Hundred and New Club
Viola Sheldon
Federation
Clarice Miller
John Singer Sargent
Elizabeth Fuller
Rose Langon
Round Table
Ida Jiretz
Vivian Wells
C. B. Floyd
Minnie McCrea
Agnes. Fuller
Wothholz Opera House
W. R. Gregory
C.F. Lodge No. 42
I. D. Harris
Noble
Carl Schubert
Roy Dougherty
Fred Laughlin
Irvin Thoren
Fred _Papenhausen
Ray Miller
N. G
Clarence Fuller
Douglas Harris
L. L. Wellar
Prairie Center
John W. Arnold
Kansas City Kans
Clarence Daugherty
Baldwin
S. F.lucas
Daugherty
J. C- Cox
Joplin Mo
Frank Aulls
Julius Lotz
Gleaners
Methodist Church
Otto Spitz
Alfred Eisele
Harry Ferrom
Helen
Wichita
E. Schubert
Patricia Ann
Topeka
Lee Crump
Fred Vogl
Clarence
Wamego
Kans
Emma
Margaret Schop
Eudora community notes and club reports recap
Eudora reports list Women's Foreign Missionary Society at Mrs Joe Witts home with eight members and six visitors, readings on Japan, social refreshments, and plans for February. Also covered are nine teen hundred club activities, lodge officer installations, church classes, illness updates, travel, births, and upcoming revival services at the Methodist church through the week.
No Need to Be Dyspeptic and Digestive Relief Pills
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for all ages. It claims the tablets sweeten the stomach and absorb gases, relieve heartburn, aid digestion, and prevent distress from indigestion, touting a 60 cent box as the solution for elderly eaters.
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Stuart
Mentho Sulphur Cream Clears Fiery Healing Eczema
Fiery itchy skin quickly soothed with Mentho Sulphur cream says a noted skin specialist. The preparation stops itching after application and after two or three uses the eczema is gone and skin becomes clear. Sulphur kills parasites causing burning and disfigurement. Bowles Mentho Sulphur sold at drug stores.
Pleasant Surprise From Mayr Remedy Prompts Recovery
A reader recalls a six month illness in a father with stomach trouble misdiagnosed as cancer by doctors. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy a bought “battle” for his father led to strong health. The product is claimed to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract, easing stomach and liver ailments with money-back guarantees at Round Corner Drug Store and many druggists.
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Mayr
Father
Round Corner
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and Personal News
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vegirad of Kansas City visited Baldwin to tend business and inspect heating projects at Baldwin High School and the Alpha Chi Omega house. Mr. and Mrs. Q. Scott Morgan welcomed a baby boy on Monday January 7, with no name yet chosen. The Daughters of the King class met at Lilian Scott’s home to plan events, and the Reading Club plans a meeting with Mrs. Ella Alderdice to discuss The Great Divide. Judge Clarence C. Stewart of Lawrence and family visited Baldwin, stopping at Mrs. LaBrant’s home.
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Charles Vegirad
Kansas City
Baldwin
Vegirad
Baldwin High School
Alpha Chi Omega
Q. Scott Morgan
Daughters of the King
Lilian Scott
Reading Club
Ella Alderdice
South Eighth Street
Clarence C. Stewart
Lawrence
Stewart
Law Brief Co. Advises On Divorce And Related Suits
Legal notice outlines topics including divorce, alienation of affections, breach of promise, inheritance and trusts. Claims twenty years of experience and offers to mail a legal opinion in a plain envelope upon receipt of funds. Newton Igwas referenced.
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Law Brief Co. Newton, Igwas
Garrett brothers build dairy with six purebreds
John and Richard Garrett of Baldwin began in 1919 with one cow and, through careful purchases including a Jersey and later Guernsey stock, formed a successful partnership. Now they own six purebred cows with federal accredited standing, housed in a modern barn and serving a large dairy route. Edith Peroldt returns to school after illness in Kansas City, while Helen Buckner visits Junction City from Indianapolis. Alpha Chi Omega hosts a Leap Year party with about fifty guests at the chapter house.
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Quayle
Eustice
Fla
Willige A. Quayle
B. T. Meredith
John
Richard Garrett
Willard H. Garrett
Baldwin
John Garrett
New Jersey
Richard
Jersey
Manhattan
Garrett Brothers
Eral
Edith Peroldt
Kansas City
Helen Buckner
Junction City
Indianapolis
Ind
Elizabeth Bentley
D. Science Rooms
Grace Stevenson
Frank R. Wolfe
Paul
Lawrence
Alpha Chi Omega
Mothers Endorse Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound for Girls
Mothers across Indiana and Ohio report their daughters' improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. Letters describe relief from nervousness, fatigue, headaches, and school absence. Over 100000 respondents, 98 percent say yes to benefit. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Richmond
Indiana
Pinkham
Mrs. E. Daisy
16Th St
Ohio
Columbus
Marie Mielke
Ebner Street
Alpha Chi Omega party at Baldwin attended by two sisters
Freshmen girls created a clever program while guests received corsages made from gumdrops lettuce and cabbage. Refreshments were served at quartet tables. Miss Sara Hazel Slaughter of Topeka and Miss Frances Witt of Kansas City traveled to Baldwin for the event and stayed over Sunday with friends. The Epworth League will hold.
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Sara Hazel Slaughter
Topeka
Frances Witt
Kansas City
Baldwin
Alpha Chi Omega
Epworth League
Annual all college dinner features student play
The Dramatic Art club plans a short play The Triumphs of Instinct during the annual all college dinner in the gymnasium Saturday evening.
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All College
Tha F Gymnasium
Dramatic Art Club
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