Clarke Opens League Speech Amid Mixed Reactio n
John H Clarke former Supreme Court justice delivered the keynote at the Non-Partisan Association for the League of Nations in New York. He urged lifting the League from party politics, backing collective security, and urged swift U.S. entry with cautious caveats on Article Ten and the Monroe Doctrine.
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New York
John H. Clarke
Youngstown
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Association
League of Nations
Suerience
Demorats
Republicamia
League of Nations In America
United States
Senate
America
Deaths and Funerals for Tucker and Crémet
William R. Tucker died at his home on New Hampshire Street at 2:55 this morning. Funeral services will be Saturday at 11 at Rumsey funeral home conducted by Rev. Frank Jennings. Burial in Oslo Hills cemetery. Louise Crumet, 33 New Hampshire, died this morning at a local hospital. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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William R. Tucker
Willlian R. Tucker
New Hampshire
Rumsey Funeral
Frank Jennings
Oslo Ihs
Louise Crumet
Louise Crémet
Obituary for David Cole Elston of Lawrence Kansas
David Cole Elston born September 40 1858 in Dark County Ohio died January 6 1923 at 63 years 4 months 7 days He moved to Kansas at age five with Levi and Christana Elston settling on a farm south of Lawrence He married Anna E Wilkenson in November 1883 and they had two children Robert L and Dell C He remained active for most of life but was homebound for two years He leaves a widow two sons their wives three grandchildren one sister three brothers many nieces and nephews and numerous friends Also notes a local social column and classified items referencing events and ads including Holloway and Jones ball and Barker's garage remarks
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David Cole"Elston
Dark County
Ohio
Kansas
Levi
Christana Elston
Lawrence
Anna E. Wilkenson
Robert L
Dell. C
Purchasing pitches and winter jokes in a cluttered ad page
A fragmented ad column mixes jokes about California winters with pitches for Clark Jewel Gas Range Arnold’s Grocery and other products. It touts bargains on oxford shoes, a Corona typewriter, a Laun Dry-Ette service, and a fur collar fashion note, with local shop names and prices sprinkled through the prose. The tone is brisk, promotional, and informal, typical of a crowded newspaper classifieds page.
Sigma Theta Delta Chi Initiation and Society Elections
The text reports initiation night at Fraser Hall for Sigma Theta Delta Chi with named individuals and a call for members to attend the meeting where officers are elected. It also covers Industrial Engineering Society officers elected Lewis Brotherson president and others, plus a lecture plan by Karl Schurz Memorial Professor Sommerfield on atomic structures, and a Sigma Xi event with Henry B Ward and a Pacific salmon migration illustrated lecture. The clipping mentions an advertisement for coal and decorative items.
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Fen and Scroll
Fraser Hall
Walter “Beans
Betail
Relub
Industrial Engineering Society
Marvin
Lewis Brotherson
L. W. Brown
Charles Punton
W. T. Armstron
Sheffield, Missouri
Boltmmd Nut Company
Amain Cement
Ig Wade
Sigma Xi Oe
Ae Sommerfield
Karl Schurz
Wisconsin
Henry B. Ward
Illinois
Ward
Sigma Xi Fraternity
Lawrence guests and social notes across Kansas
Local residents travel to Tulsa Kansas City and Eudora for visits and business. Mrs J W Anderson leaves for two weeks with nieces Laura and Jessamine Anderson. Mr and Mrs F Quer y on Kansas City business. Lawrents Camp No 798 M W A hosts January 15 with radio entertainment by Lawrence Radio Co. Bankers Garage advertises specials and a Buick Six for 250 dollars.
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Stora Ana
Weibel
L. J. Kinney
Kansas
Brents
Sternet
Charles Gratske
Aring
Eudora
Grabske
Wil‘Hunt
Vinland
J.W. Anderson
Tulsa
Okla
Laura
Jessamine Anderson
Harry Brags
George Lothholz
Ors F. Query
Kansas City
I. Holland
di Eudora
M. 2
Greenup
W. R.¢Stubbs
T. A. Reed
Réed
Miiude
Garrison Church Chimes Shape Potsdam Life and Pride
In Potsdam the Garrison church chimes echoed not only the hours but a civic ethic. Frederick William I built the church, and locals cherished its bell music including patriotic tunes on holidays. Officials overruled objections to silence, preferring a public display of honest, upright sentiment in dealings with workers, linking church bells to daily life and identity.
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Potsdam
Girrison
Chirch
Frederick
Wien
Ing
Frederick William I
Prussia
Sans Souci
Elevator great success boosts local co operative surplus
Ottawa Kansas January 19 The Farmers' Cooperative elevator declared an 8 percent regular dividend a 20 percent special dividend and rebated $3 for each dollar of business. Surplus rose to about 18000 with original capital stock at 21000 Total yearly business 257293.65 net income 18561.00 up 9456.16 from last year.
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Ottawa
Kan
Farmers’ Co-operative
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