Prohibition Anniversary Plans Stamp South Kansas Town
The article outlines a National W C T U inspired program for January observances led by Miss Barbara Worley. It calls for anniversary sermons and nine minutes of church bells at noon to mark the ninth anniversary of prohibition, with talks in churches, Sunday schools, and youth meetings alongside mass meetings, luncheons, and civic cooperation. It also notes community events and local people including Charlie Hill’s return home from Missouri, school exams, and local athletic and theater activities.
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Barbara’ Worley
Boston
Charlie Hill
Grand View
Will Hill
Lecompton
Blanche Hiddleston
Lawrence
Tom McClanahan
Belle, Fourche
Los Angeles
Calif
McClanahan
James McClanahan
Mr. McClanahan
G. M. Toad
Allen Langdon Martin
Misner Players
Lyceum
Raymond Misner
Misner
Omaha
Jordan
Edna, Lasswell
Maybelle Slavens
Raymond Force
Clarence Smith
Chester McFann
Government Must Impose Restrictive Measures On Immigration
Southern European emigrants blocked by the U S quota have surged to Australia prompting government curbs. Sir Neville Howse, home and territories minister, denies an immigration overload but notes a rise after America closed its door. He also says shipping lines were warned against anti American propaganda. An archeological team from Russia uncovers ruins of an ancient Mongol palace with Greek Bactrian Buddhist and Arabian art.
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Sydney
Australia
United States
Neville Howse
Home and Territories
Commonwealth
America
Russia
Booth Reply Monday in Salvation Army retirement bid
A Morale note from Southwold reports General Bramwell Booth illness has led the Salvation Army grand council to urge retirement. A seven member deputation pressed the issue as Evangeline Booth visited, the general’s health and the retirement question discussed. In Washington, Rep Newton urged a new Court of Appeals to reorganize circuits, proposing a combined 6th and 8th circuit with staggered terms at St Paul St Louis Omaha and Wichita and Oklahoma City Denver.
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Enz
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Grand Council
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England
Washington
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Minnesota
Ie -House Judiciary Committee
Court of Appeals
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Long
N. H. Looms
Nebraska Bar Association
Ayres
Loomis
St. Paul
St. Louis
Omaha
Ayrés
10Th Circuit
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Ang Denver
Tex Rickard Will Expects Estate Valuation Above a Million
New York January 11 AP The will of Tex Rickard to be filed this afternoon by New York Trust Company as Executor does not reveal exact valuation. Jack Dempsey said yesterday the estate would amount to over a million dollars. The will provides bequests to Rickard’s widow daughter mother in law sisters nieces and nephews and a $25000 income to Edith May Schultz Rickard’s niece. It is understood the estate includes property in Boston and Miami Beach Florida securities in South America and brokerage accounts and bank deposits in New York and Florida.
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New York
Tex Rickard
New York Trust Company
Jack Dempsey
Rickard
Edith May Schultz
Boston
Miami Beach
Fils
South American
Florida
Acrobat Finds Mate Dead on Return Home
Hendrick Levine returned from a matinee engagement and found a note from his wife as he came home to care for his paralyzed partner. The newspaper notes two boys escaped from the Kansas State Boys Industrial School in Topeka, reported by Lawrence police.
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Kansas State Boys’ Industrial School
Topeka
Lawrence
D Department
Butcher to Teach Education at Chicago University
Emporia Kansas January 11 Thom as W Butcher president of Emporia Teachers college will join the Chicago University faculty in the department of education for the summer He will conduct two courses on the organization and supervision of normal schools He previously taught these courses at Chicago in the sessions of 1923 1924 and 1927
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Emporia
Kans
Thomas W. Butcher
Emporia Teachers College
Chicago University
Butcher
Chicago
Death near for two hangs in Louisiana court clash
New Orleans reports the fate of Dr. T E Dreher and Ada Lebouef anchored to be decided by the Louisiana state supreme court as they seek stay or commutation. The case centers on the killers James Beadle and a life term trio with Governor Huey P Long resisting clemency while Sanity commission reviews proceed.
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New Orleans
T. E. Dreher
James
Lebouef
State Supreme Court
St. Mary's Parish
James Beadle
Trapper
Ada Lebouef
Sanity Commission
Huey P. Long
Supreme Court
James Simon
St. Mary Parish
Charles A. O'Neill
Peppy and the Pirate Operetta at Lecompton High
Lecompton pupils present Peppy and the Pirate an operetta in two acts directed by Miss Angeline Wilson. The show features Don Sterling and a pirate, with a beach scene on Pandora Island. Performances set for Friday night January 11 in the high school auditorium amid notes on local people and community events.
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Peppy
Angeline Wilson
Oceana Beach Club
Pandora Island
Don Sterling
Frank Pickens
Bill
Clean Kidneys by Drinking Lots of Water
An authority warns that excessive rich foods raise kidney load by creating acids that overwork and irritate kidneys. Start each day with four ounces Jad Salts in water to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize system acids, and ease bladder disorders. Millions use this lithia-water drink to maintain urinary health.
Breithaunt notes brother in Kansas City hospital
CLEARFIELD Mrs Lena Breithaunt learns her brother George Kramer of Westphalia is in Research hospital Kansas City after a hernia operation last Saturday morning He is reported doing as well as can be expected Mrs and Mrs Henry Hausman received a letter from their daughter Mrs Albert Walters saying they arrived in Orange California The weather is fine with roses growing as they prepare to plow and plant their garden Mr and Mrs Gideon Breithaupt
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Lena Breithaunt
George, Kramer
Westphalia
Kansas City
Kramer
Henry Hausman
Albert Walters
Orange
Cal
Gideon Breithaupt
Local social notes mention Breithaupt and Deckwa visits
Gideon Breithaupt, Clar ice and Pau Hausman helped, saw wood at the Schendel home. Spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Henry Deckwa. On Monday at the Louie Schen-
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Charles Wells
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