Republicans Hold Large Kansas Senate and House Majories
Topeka Jan 11 AP Republicans control Kansas Senate four to one with a 32 of 40 seats and the House about 91 of 125 members Republicans. Democrats hold a minority in both chambers. A lone Democrat Warren Fort Scott is filling an expired term in the Senate. Extensive list of Republican senators follows with many names and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Senate
Representatives
House
Senate
Hiey Warren
Fort Scottawyer
Frank O'Brien
Fort Scott
O'Brien
Public’ Service Commission
Repubelican
Frederick Geapt
Nolas Wy
Arey Haver
Bennereh "Chey Baker
Melos Hl
Buller
Wennks Gall
Idalten
St. “Gripe
Ephraim Onteidienie
Ieee
Tanya
Lygler
Haron
I. Dachkeon
Garnete
John J. Soingon
Lance
Dot
Colter
Mtanry al Being
Russells Tt
J Monson
City Center
Nercan
G Parker
Bathers Wota
Sohmidra Stoyot
Nydet
Lowellworth
John 1. Jeheemes
Giatin
Mark
Concord Ha
G. i
J. i
Wivitaian
Winnan
Papreren
Dagelly Roan
the Newss
Flenn
Ai Qnaaltty
L. Varkhurss
Bruinhole
Anitersini
Noat L. Rowman
Garnett
Liem
Nechtsrat
Wakkoneruhisan
Dam
C. BE
Currey
SL Francis
Deray
Gerrynan
Ashland
Fay—Casher Matlee
Clar
Center
gAgloud
Robert UW. Hancers Fames
Ortvet
Dom - Qonuhandh
Vl Harlan
Anand Whiker
Ark
T. Prrovdic
Blostesa
Mulandora
Tivwant
Tae B. AV. Weber
Eaves
Dem
Blondes
Jy Feert Ratrler
Arden
Orci Art&yn
C. Seates
Dodge Cite
Ava
Ottawa
Sau
Twisht
Gator
Quinters Tem
Ralein
Bi Su Tackson
TI Oily Grant
Fran’ ‘Thomanon
Thrazer
Pune — & E .Markey
Cimionna
Ged Hy
Feliort Kishmaiy- Tribgne
Burrlad
Myers
Merriam
George W
Topeen
Lakin
Oeeneinan James
Vo Ciaber
Kingning
Dee
Reed
Mullavine
Jen
Parsons
Pen
Ayn Allen Ey Townes
Ean
Mew
Yetimho
Desa
Thavenworth
Ben
Isn Leas
Recital by Students at Fraser Hall Features Diverse Solo Numbers
An advanced students recital will be held at Fraser Hall tonight beginning at six thirty. Sixteen students from the University School of Fine Arts will perform organ piano voice and violin works including Caprice, Sonata, Aria and Continental selections. The program showcases a wide range of classical pieces and solo talents from the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Hall
Theniversity School of Fine Arts
Miri Cox_ i -Pilinps
Vogneh
Jane
Coulson
Valeo
Lik
Donne Ntovite
Valdi—Vornon Noah
Lowise Floren
Volvos
Reali Andersons
Alecru Abolty
CW “Hicks Sehiter
Lee Green
Praise for Radio Artist Jaroslav Cimera
J H Bell of Ball Waste Company and musician praised Cimera for a Chicago KYW trombone solo. Cimera replied that Bell’s letter honored his artistry. The exchange reflects appreciation from a long time admirer, highlighting clean tone and limited vibrato praised by Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bell
Drombone
Sneliv Lal
Anit
Ady Wins Leases in Oklahoma Oil Venture Expansion
George Ady has secured four oil leases totaling 540 acres from Neal Bald Dague and others in Oklahoma. The parcels range from 60 to 200 acres with values about 56 to 10 per acre, totaling roughly 62 800 dollars. Ady plans to develop the holdings amid nearby derrick tests and associated facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Poliawatomic
Boutaunty
Punthet Eyandra
Lawrenta
Ady
Ceb. Neal
Adolph Lots
Badora
Frank Dague
Gonimerre TrustiGou
Kansas
Trinity church holds annual meeting amid debt-free stance
The Trinity church annual meeting reported a debt-free status and a stable budget for 1987 similar to last year. Attendance totaled about one hundred twenty. thirty-seven communicants remained in the parish. Vestry delegates were elected for the February convention, with Me Marchister and others named as delegates and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Gaywards
Wiedepfann
Swalvins
Contivenal Sons
Lavélve
Milby Neaj
Toneka
Inclus
Me Machister
Bog. Bante Itton
ML. Grackman
C. 3. Barrow
Dre
Maltanids- Brown
Dean It Santon
T Wagsuctt
Profvis
Jams C.P. Radelitte
Dunlavy
Rhyte
Drexates Tor Thestonventionares
Hallands
Peof
Chuahy
Will Pendleton
Bi A
Bank Directors Reelect For Ensuing Year At Sunualivreeting Meeting
The sunualivreeting of the Law rence Nations jwak- wa hold today with directors and officers reelected for the ensuing year. Bank directors listed include Irving Hill J Menden Metenif A D Weaver HL Smithmeyer GI R Schulta W Darteldes and George Kuhne as cashier with Wetzel and Schall as assistant cashiers. A lecture on chemistry by Prof He Pe Cady sparked student experiments at Liberty Mental High, including freezing drabrigies carnations mercury and other demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Hill
J. Mende Metenif
Than
HL Smithmeyer
R Schulta
W. Darteldes
Gevenger
George Wi.Kuhne
Eashier
George
Tl Wetzel
W. A
Schall
Haiti
Regia
Pola
Ben
Trial report partial jury selection in Miller case
In Austin Texas Frank Nird er and others faced jury selection as defense sought a continuance. Prosecution aimed to counter defense tactics while witnesses faced questions about apparent danger and publication influence. The case progressed with limited probing and questions on prior reporting, as jurors recalled newspaper deliveries from previous months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stur
Roani
Austin
Tex
Uae
W.D. Miber
Attaness
Dayton Mods
Pew
Veniremen
Demonstrations on Swimming and Life Saving Planned
A. S. Moreaul of St. Louis announces January 17 demonstrations on swimming and life saving at various Lawrence sites. Free attendance is invited. Alpha din instructor from Ww University assists with technical education at the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Moreaul
St. Louis
B& Af
Lawrence
Moreat
Morean
Bublic
Ww University
Fos Karigas
Ith
Demonstrathong Lawrence
Aliphin
Raed Lo
Philadelphia senatorial election dispute in court
Amid a contested election, Harry McMackey of Philadelphia seeks a mandamus to force Governor Pinchot to issue a certificate of election. The dispute centers on certification under Pennsylvania law and ongoing primary and reelect procedures amid campaign tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelhi
Pinchot
Harry McMackey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Acehojee
Ome
Mackey
Deaths and Funerals notice fragment from Plymouth church
A fragmentary death and funeral notice from Plymouth mentions a service at ten o’clock led by Rev Alfred Gray. The text references family names and bank directors but is incomplete and unclear about full details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Alfred ' Gray
Athena Dsi
Bank Beri
Topeka Wrestling With Prohibition Clash in Campaign
In Topeka reports, tensions flare over prohibition enforcement as campaign rhetoric centers on liquor sales and civil liberties. Citizens allege violations while officials argue state law adherence amid heated debate about the old and new measures and public behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Pussvfont
Fredonia Funeral As Governor Panneh Honored
Fredonia Kans January 11 AP Funeral rites paid respect to Governor Panneh with business houses and public offices closed at the hour of the funeral services held at the Paula home where the governor was born. Clergy from Methodist and Christian churches offered prayers and hymns were sung by the widow’s favorite. Knights Templar and Blue Lodge Freemasons conducted burial rites while the American Legion fired salutes. Governor Panneh will return to Topeka Thursday morning. Judge Stu fos of the judicial district died after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Kans
Tod
Jatal
Aulen
Panleh
Taeral
He Old
Paula
Overnor
Eis
Henry Mills
Methodist Church
Wilsajr
Otis Fowler
Knights Templar
Freon Masonic
Freon Masonic Conducted Burial services:Aar
Ericumi Legion Scimd
Paulin
Topeka
Palen
Fuad
Geady
Oakridge Club Plans Events After Meeting Attendance
Oakridge club notes good turnout at Thursday session with new member Mrs Mahe Reed added to the roll. Reports mention radio Indee or Mr and Mrs George Fard and Ate Wil, of Line, and plans for Kansas Day program under James Whitcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahe
Reed
Ann -Meali
aTeters
Stullis
Danel Hecke
Vai
Neste
Oakridge Club
Willam
Stanwix
Mohler
Kansas Day
James. Whitcomb
BH. Leonhard
J. Fy Morgan Sr
Wim
Altenhernd
Kay Valle
Ana Rast. Batielay
Evaning
Jad
Fragmented LD musing on life nature health and sleep
The readable lines reflect a fragmented old newspaper style asking about morning fatigue, life improvement, health, and Mother Nature. It hints at stomach liver concerns and a vague wellness theme without clear events, people, places, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sok
B. Rees
Paria
Lee Cowfer
Marion
O. Jailiffe
Marshall
Johin Tethers
Glen Beesi
Harold C
Mecusin
Montronic Gonteyvite
Charles D. Siuke
Councillers
Independence
Anes Grove
Morton
Erie Penuraling
Garvin
Etlo
M. G
Buttingtei Ness City
Norton
Tislowtond
Lénora
Brody
Olin
Saborne
Nison
Guiver
Reprevont Larned
Chilatiis
A. T. Hay
Logan den
Pallawatombe
Hitchincoo
Wamero
Rep
Pauw
Joe Herr
Fruit
Atwand
Rano
Hutchinson
John Pplesate
Arlington
Dabble B. Oh
Joh
Falmo
Tice
Cta
Ponkil Riley
Robert
Tan
Pitt Poles Spel
Brown
Stockton
Hush
Jy D
My ‘Marine
Toneles
Shetiva
F- Sloan
Maxie
Pei
Sere
Egwirds
Goodland
Sito Hin Echoen
Downe
Ite
Rtallard
J.p.gard
Stattard
Dew
Slanton
Slanton—ha RA tighup, Johnson, cy tt Steveng =f)| DE Crayfort, Hugoton
Muoinertohn
G.campbell
Weinfot
Ren
wWilfinit
Nox
Havel. Tey
Thomas
J.ie Lwpotter
Colky
Gerne
Fynxan
Wateeney
Seqvaunnere
Converse
Eskridge
Vaase—It
Shapson
Sharan Sprites
Este Business
University School of
Fine Arts
Fraser
Walle
Jaroslav
Cavern
Enterti Nework
Fold ‘Bank
Haweence Nationall 'Reefected
Missi Boldt
Beatrice Iting
George Abrams
Night Soho
Aakors
Aftiernoonsi
Frank Nirder
Eerie
Plan Diemonstrations
Lawrence Josiuary
Pincho
Fficats
Payl Trirgte
Busines
Ofte 85
Patlen
Sturreys
Jude
Toda
Stufos
Gian
Torney
Eity
Pioneer of
Ins Wilton
Golumbi
Kosakowski
New Jersey
I Wiehlta
Kangdame
Sam Buelplea
iBuckland
Erker
Jan
Buckland
Chages
Ae Thi Ell Shank
Nanien
Globe
Oakridige
Morhin
George Whitcomb
Mary
Welch
Thalifornia
Hriv
Eta
William Doghing
Chatman
V. Iksoeer
Brisident
WR March
Acf-Mcclanahan
Whipple
Vics Fres
Lawrence, “Kansas
Howard Lee
Ward
IROS
Funeral Home
oFere
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!