Government and church relations and highway plans debated
The piece weighs broad issues from tax law changes and the constitutional amendment on property classification to highway funding and the fate of appropriation bills. It notes Salina’s severe cold, Canada’s push to bar Japanese immigration, and the church’s use of media and science in harmony with faith. Governor Davis faces a dirt road commute as potential plans hint at a future hard surfaced highway nearby.
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British. Columbia
Davis
Elmer E. Euwer
Goodland
B. W. Garvin
Eric
Garie Brown
Stockton
E. Robson
Lebo
Public service praise for Kansas City Journal-Post exposé
The Kansas City Journal-Post is lauded for exposing abuse of the governor's pardoning power in Kansas. The piece compares the journalistic work to Melville E. Stone's reform efforts, and calls for reform, accountability, and selection of people with integrity for public office. It condemns corruption behind clemency and urges a new administration without betrayals of the people's trust.
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Kansas City Journal-Post
Kansas
Ott
Melville E. Stone
Chicago
Journal-Post
Qucken
Ives
Yuin
Versailles Trade Talks Extend Affects Germany Tariffs
The foreign office denied extension of the Versailles commercial status quo beyond January 10. Starting tomorrow German customs tariffs of 1902 likely reinstateable for signers without new trade pacts. Officials said Cologne zone evacuation does not connect to trade agreement issues, which arose independently of politics.
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Belin
Alan
the Red
Driberg
Ail Trade Foreign Office
Germany
Foreign Office
Cologne
Dirt farmers' plea for honest administration in state affairs
The article laments the resignation of Jonathan Davis and argues that hundreds of county farmers in Douglas and Kagisis could have filled the governor’s office. It reflects on political meddling, criticizes liquor influence, and praises straightforward, sane governance, citing thousands ready to replace the incumbent.
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Jonathan Davis
Douglas County
Kagisis
Davis
Aload
Legislature Faces Demands After Outgoing Administration
When the legislature meets next week it will confront an agenda shaped by the outgoing administration. Calls for special investigations and inquiries into several controversial Kap salin matters arise, signaling a session likely to demand substantial attention and action.
Phone control claim denied by AT and T
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company through W E Harkness denied reports it developed a device to control radio reception of its programs. It also denied plans to limit broadcasting to paying members. The notice appeared in New York on January 9.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
W. E. Harkness
Radio Broadcasting
Iti
Clash Over Rule of Foreign Policy
Washington January 9 Unite Press reports a Senate clash over control of the administration’s foreign policy as a Cuban Isle of Pines treaty faces Borah’s challenge to Hughes. The dispute centers on Cuban sovereignty versus American rights with Borah seeking a new treaty to safeguard U S property and residents on the island amid sectional tensions.
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Washington
Unite Press
Trea
Senate
Isle of Pires
Chas
E. Hughes
William Borah
Hughes
Little Island
Hawan
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Secredary
United States
Caribbean
Latin America
Republican Party
Inj
State Department
U. S
America
Shich
Isle of Pines
Havana
The
Cation
Tegal
Panaar Canal
Mericia
Pines
United States Administration
U. S. Supreme Court
Pearcy Vo Stranahan
Spain
Cuba
John May
Conzalo de Aquesada
Republic of Cuba
Island of Pines
Island of
United States of America
Presett
Wood
Supreme Court
Congress
U.S
Kans. Legislators Share Hopes for 1925 Session
Kansas lawmakers give early views on the coming 1925 session. They advocate open minds and minimal new laws, with plans ranging from highway funding and tax reform to school law updates and banking changes. Some emphasize economy and consolidation of boards, while others push for specific measures like gasoline taxes and reform of farm bureau rules.
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Fopeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas
J. R. Burton
Kansas City
Sam. R. Edwards
Blue Rapids
E. al Dutton
Kingman
Frederick G. Apt. Iola
Justin
Meade
Farm Bureau
Gosbrook
Craybill
Newton
Waste in colleges scares Minnesota dean says too many students unfit
D. B. Johnson, dean of the University of Minnesota College of Science, Literature and the Arts, warned at a conference that college enrollment has surged while many students fail to achieve adequate standing. He urged colleges to admit only those fitted for college work and emphasized directing unqualified students toward suitable paths to save time and money for families.
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Chicago
D. B. Johnson
College of Science, Literature and the Arts
University of Minnesota
Association of American Colleges
Dublin Adopts Taxi Call Amid Historic Shift
Dublin moves to authorize taxi service as the city begins allowing hired autos after years of opposition from the Jaunting Car association. A tire firm offered training for Dublin cab surveys but was declined. stands for twenty five cabs are planned at multiple sites. The Lawrence Business College is noted as a member of a national association.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Europe
Bar Rivers Association
Pe-Ace
The
Lawrence Business College Is
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
Gypsy Trail Dominion Romance Ends In Night Chase
In Arene 4 Finding the lifeless miners and the ranch crisis unfold as Hargt Gloster hunts the gang and rescues Captain the stallion Captain aids Joan yet danger returns. Joan urges Buck to save the horse while lovers and kin confront the desert eve and looming mountains. The Captain flees, Peter bolts, and the pursuit crescendos toward a perilous midnight clash.
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Gloster
Umat
Lee Haines
Henda
Jud Macarthur
Joan Barry
Blains
Gloster Ote Escene
Haines
Joan
Satan
Dan Barry
Peter
Buck Daniels
Uhim
Buck
Buck Raniels
Joan Dimb
Sim Hargess
Harry Gloster
Juan
Bee
Petér
Cean
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Earth
Renson
Tela Register
Globe
Igréssman
Panama
Business Gallege
Isles’ of Pines
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Bryant Baker
Be’ Ig
Minnesota
Asacht Press
Publi Selects
Business College
Ame
Ged Harvey
Arizona
Texas
W. W. Burnett
Agt
Lawrence, Hans
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