Explaining the Student Vote in National Federation Meeting
Reports from the National Student Federation meeting at Toledo reveal garbled coverage of a student from Kansas State University opposing the Volstead act. The Aggie student and peers from Missouri and Kansas offered a resolution opposing prohibition as it exists, while another proposal favored reform. the federation appears split on enforcement.
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National Student Federation
Toledo
University of Kansas
The
Agricultural College
Toledo University
Aggie
Kansas
Social notes travelers visitors and parties in old town
In the old home town Rev and Mrs Jarrett left yesterday for Los Angeles California. Mrs A Young is up again after illness. Harry Rankin of New York City visited Dr and Mrs J T Moore. Miss Myrtle Cavanaugh entertained friends for her birthday. Dr Stevens returned from Jefferson county after holiday preaching. Mrs Charles Coates leaves for Boulder Colorado for sanitarium treatment. Dr S B Anderson leaves for Kansas City then Denver. Mrs O W McCallister hosts an informal gathering with two intimate friends in honor of Mrs Learnard and Mrs Nash who are leaving for California and Boston. Mrs H Martin hosts a card party tomorrow at her home, the first in a series of similar gatherings.
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Jarrett
Los Angeles
Calif
A. Young
Harry Rankin
New York City
and Mirs
J. T. Moore
Myrtle Cavanaugh
Dr. Stevens
Massachusetts Street
Jefferson County
Charles Coates
Boulder
Colo
B. Anderson
Kansas City
Denver
O. W. McCallister
Ten Years Ago Fire and Birth Announcements in Topeka
Ten years ago on a Sunday morning a fire at Sam Moore’s home on Vermont street caused about 15 dollars in damage due to kindling near a boiler. A second blaze formed in front of Hatfield Garage on Massachusetts street from a burst gasoline tank with no damage. A birth announced for George Arthur Dolbee born January 7 to Perry Ark couple George and Eva Dolbee. Social events include tea for Louise Broeker by Miss Marion Murphy and Miss Elizabeth Murphy, a line party for Betty Brodhead hosted by Margaret Kelsey, and Pearl Johnson’s line party at Wiedemann’s with Mr and Mrs Otto Fischer in Chicago for a convention.
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Sam Moore
Vermont Street
Reinisch
Hatfield
Massachusetts Street
George Dolbee
Perry, Ark
George Arthur Dolbee
Dolbee
Eva_Anderson
Broecker
Marion Murphy
Elizabeth Murphy
Louise Broeker
Helen Wagstaff
Miss Broeker
Betty Brodhead
Topeka
Orpheum Theater
Margaret Kelsey
Pearl Johnson
Wiedemann’s
Otto Fischer
Chicago
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A short, rural comic note by Claude Callan reflects on Ellen marrying again after loss, noting she could not afford extended mourning while bills and payments piled up. The quip hints at social pressures and financial strain in a sparsely settled community.
Coeliac Disease in Children Affects Growth and Digestion
A historical overview notes coeliac disease is rare, mainly in girls and in children. it causes chronic diarrhea with oatmeal-like stools, wasting, prominent abdomen, and flabby muscles. Thirst is common due to fluid loss. Cause unknown, possibly dietary and bacterial factors. Treatment is dietary, requiring physician and parental cooperation. the condition is curable with long-term management and many children catch up in growth.
Plumb Renominated by Kansas Republicans in 1889 Caucus
In 1889 Senator Preston B. Plumb was unanimously renominated at a Republican legislature caucus. Governor Martin addressed the body warning about rising municipal indebtedness and its alarming implications.
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Preston B. Plumb
Martin
Kansas News Briefs Covers Grand Jury And Local Incidents
Pickets seek grand jury exile for April term in Crawford County district court. St John Fire destroys the Kansas Milling plant causing an estimated 100000 in losses. Civil War veteran Alexander Mcmanus 90 killed by a Missouri Kansas Texas passenger engine near Americus. A man found near Norton is identified as Williams, a former gambler and hosiery salesman. An appeal in federal court allows Guernsey Jr. to contest state charges of embezzlement tied to the Independence bank failure.
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Pittsburg
Crawford County
St. John
Kansas Milling Company
Emporia
Alexander H. McManus
Americus
Norton
Fred Kehl
C. A. Melvin
Salina
Kan
Williams
Kansas
Nebraska
Kehl
Dodge City
Federal District Court of Appeals
Pollock
Guernsey
Commercial National Bank of Independence
W. G Halton
Confesses to Attacks in Kansas City Kansas
Alva Teters, 25, laborer, confessed to attacking four women and girls, beating and robbing victims over the past year. A 15 year old girl, now semiconscious in a hospital, identified him as her assailant. A separate item notes a WREN broadcast sermon “When Men Rob God” from 9 to 9 30 AM on Sunday hosted by Rev. Charles A. Puls from the Jenny Wren station.
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Kansas City
Kan
Alva Teters
Wren
Charles A
Jenny Wren
Lutheran Church
Sunset Pass Rustlers Face Off Across Canyon Trail
Trueman Rock works for Gage Preston and faces a gathering danger as Rustlers threaten his love Thiry Preston. On a grueling cattle drive Rock exposes a Half Moon outfit clashing with Hesbitt’s men, confronts Dunne and guards the herd with resolve.
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Trueman Rock
Thiry Preston
Gage
Ash
Prestons
Rock
Thiry
Hesbitt
Notch
Preston
Jim Dunne
Mr. Dunne
Haven
Ian
Dunne
Preston Brothers
Zane Grey
Platypus Home Fascinates John and Peggy
A tale describes a platypus living underground in a riverbank home. The creature demonstrates burrowing, pouches in cheeks, and strong jaw plates for shell food. John and Peggy assist with marketing and learn about platypus family life and sizes.
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USA
Mary Graham Bonner
John
Peggy
Jerboa Rat Apart ments Flash of Life
Chester Pa fire siren curfew revival tied to old law by Mayor Ward while a boy and girl under seventeen are urged to rush home at 9 p.m. The AP notes odd local quirks from Winnipeg to West Springfield, including a shoe magnate’s $31,007 bequest to UC and a high school yawning incident amidst Maine potato totals.
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Associated Press
Chester
Willard Ward, Jr
Winnipeg
Val Cloutier
Lorraine
Media
Walter J. Hallahan
United States
U. C. Treasury
West Springfield
Mars
West Springfield High School
Schenectady
Maine
The Little Church in Black and White
A pastor recalls a braw Scotsman caretaker who persuaded a man and son to skip juvenile court and try life together. The tale leads to reflections on dedication, doing more than asked, and following the cross daily as true discipleship.
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Mac
Simon the Cyrenian
Governor Gardiner Announces Dairy Production Boost
Governor William Tudor Gardiner in a radio broadcast announced plans for a national dairy push. Dairy products valued at 300 million dollars will be produced, signaling a major expansion in agricultural output this year.
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William Tudor Gardiner
Lecompton School Notes reflect sleet and play success
Lecompton notes on Monday January 4 report sleet and snow delaying students, the junior play Hadden Hall Mystery delighted all with a ghost scene added by the coach. Faculty and students attended gatherings, church programs, and the Epworth League watch party. New officers for the Lecompton Farm Bureau were elected, and several local residents hosted visitors and attended church and community events.
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Hadden Hall
Miss White
Miss Weatherby
Miss Kennedy
Coach Lichlyter
Helen Frye
Olive Branch School
Jefferson County
Lucille Hildenbrand
Helen ‘Frye
Lawrence
Pearl Slusser
Eunice Brass
Berryton
Stull
Epworth League
Bishop Waldorf
Auburn
Lecompton
Mary Glenn
Mary
Hazel Glenn
Zella Niff
Topeka
M. M. Iiff
Lecompton State Bank
Orville McCall
Harry Smith
Donald
Fileen
Htguerite McCall
D. T. McCall
Lilian Hartup
Moline
Kan
Wilter Hicks
J. W. Penderwood
Lestie’ Thorpe
Ada Mikesell
Minnie Sutton
Margaret Cottrell
Minnie Clarke
Cottrell
Christie Hepler
W. H. Shirck
Kansas City
Eileen
Ruby Glenn
Christmas Spelling
Warren Springer
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Santa
Elaine Bank
Marie Cottrell
Walter Brown
J. Mellenbruch
W. B. Stauffer
Geraldine Holloway
Doris Holloway
Mr. Whitaker
Mark Cottrell
Bruce. Head
Billy Springer
Sehon Family Contribution Planned For Fund Drive
Albert and Mrs. Phil Sehon of To Net proceed from basketball games will be donated. Mrs. Ted Baughman and Beverly of Herington join the effort as the South branch of the University of Miss Chick Idaho is targeted. Donald and Pauline Ranhemployment fund receives support. Bobby Steinmetz and dune are named in the drive.
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Albert
Phil Sehon
Peka
Ted Baughman
Beverly
Herington
Chick
Baugh
Idaho
Donald
Pauline
Man
Dune
Bobby Steinmetz
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Star
Atlanta
Walton
Memgeer
Thia
Focal News
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
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Lawence
Israel
Nanking
Manchuria
State Board of Health
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Lincoln National Bank
Gus Winkler
Winkler
Lincoln State Journal
Bryan
Finnd
America
Ashurst
Sheppard
Washington
Finland
State General Fund
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Altho
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Ellen
Losin
Publishers Syndicate
Tional
Slagle
Prestor
SUNDO
Jerboa Rat Apartments
Nogram
Santa Claus
L. Dark
Lecompton Thurso
W. G. Holloway
C. E.baughman
Baughman
Bert Baughman
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
U. S
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George Docking
First Savings Bank
Cash and Light Exchange
F.C. Whipple
Lawrence National
Pank
Irving Hill
I. J. Meade
J.D. Bowersock
George W. Kuhne
W. A. Schaal
W. E. Decker
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