Chicago Representative and New York notes amid 1926 press items
The article fragment mentions Chicago and New York representatives including Franklin P.Airocn and 27 May 5 member association notes. It references the January 11, 1926 edition and includes commentary on banditry of a Kansas City to Lawrence truck shipment and Joseph Caillaux’s injury en route to Paris, linking to broader European political currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
AR Meaters
Hartford
Guhaingi
New-York
Franklin P.airocn
Mysterious Papers in Embassy Theft Spark Senate Testimony
Senate committee hearings on a theft of papers from the American embassy in Mexico City yield unclear accounts. Officials hint at rough removal and a newspaper man’s custody, while Russia and Bolivia arouse suspicion over motives. The episode raises questions about espionage, forgery, and diplomatic risks amid competing states advancing or resisting a joint plan.
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Senate Committee
Mexico City
State Department
Eforts
State’ Department
Smith
Russia
United States
Fragmentary Kansas note on governor and legislature
The Kansas legislature adjourned briefly and faced guidance from a governor. The governor highlighted that the administration is not solely his to direct, but belongs to others, and that the current presence was incidental to the calendar. The piece ends with reflections on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Paulen
Auten
Legislative pause ends as Reed takes helm at helm
Weekend deliberations end with plan to quit until Clyde Reed assumes leadership and signals full speed ahead for the engine room. The Topeka Journal weighs in on sales tax as a remedy to tax burden, noting gasoline and cigarette taxes as revenue positives and arguing for broader application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Reed
Topeka Journal
Thief Steals Thermometer In Old Home Town
The morning Journal reports a theft of Chester's thermometer with a promise no questions if returned. The Dread Mosés met at Professor Milley's home on Tennessee street. Mr. George March and wife traveled to Kansas City after a telegram announced Major Von Buhlow's death. Von Buhlow, well known socially and a leading Mason, is mourned by many. A Grand Hunt notes George Innes and John Zer waiting for game law compliance and tracking rabbits from Eudora. Lawrence Standard mentions Judge Devereux forming a law partnership with Coy E P Jacobson of Denver to represent Kansas Pacific Railway Co.
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Chester
Mosés
Professor Milley
Tennessee Street
George March
Kansas City
Major von Buhlow
George Innes
John Zerby
Meiers
R. K. “‘Tabor
A.B. Warren
Eudora
Morning Journal
Lawrence Standard
Judge Devereux
Coy. E
Reward Offered For Street Condition On Massachusetts
Twenty five years ago residents urged a reward to reveal why Massachusetts street remains uncleaned. The bad pavement forces citizens and clerks of Geo Innes Robi Wagstaff Otto Fischer and John Strong to clear paths with shovels. Opera house goers muddy stairs at the corner of Massachusetts and Winthrop. Prof. Griffith travels to Kansas City for materials for a new home on Oread avenue. Church deacons and trustees reorganized under H L Winey and B Cronemeyer with Geo Foster as secretary and A B Simmons treasurer. Commercial club to hold fifth annual banquet at the New Eldridge with toastmaster Drew L Burdick and city leaders among toasts.
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Massachusetts
Geo. Innes
Robi. Wagstaff
Otto Fischer
John Strong
Opera House
Winthrop
Prof. Griffith
University
Kansas City
Oread Avenue
The
Christian’ Church
H. L. Winey
B. Cronemeyer
Geo
Foster
A. B. “Simmons
Commercial Club
New Eldridge
Drew L. Burdick
M. Newmark
Ten Years Ago: A. G. Hill Receives High Military Discharge
Ten years ago this January 11 at Kansas University a popular newspaper man Lieut A G Hill was honorably discharged from military service. The item notes his standing and favorable regard among peers while detailing the end of his posting.
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A. G. Hill
K! U. Anda
Man
Mili
Lawrence Students Save Near $30,000 in War Savings
Lawrence public schools report total war savings of 28,118 up to Jan 1, with 8,158 bought in December. Central school leads in total saved, Cordley top per capita, and Pinckney and Quincy follow. Mrs. Jane Adams suffered a broken arm Monday evening while returning from Red Cross rooms. Mrs. Fomer Talbot and daughter Mildred travel to St Joseph Mo for a few days, later joined by Mr Tabot for a move to Princeton.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Lawrence Public Schools
Katherine Edie
Central School
Pinckney
Quincy
The War’s Turning Point for Young Men by Edson and Waite
Edson and Waite quote J D Mooney of General Motors Export on World War I transforming many youths. They say war stripped farmers and firesides but forged worldly men, with education between 20 and 30. The piece urges pursuit of travel, experience, and intelligent initiative after service.
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Edson &. Waite
Tam
Nhines
Horace Greelov
Price Predictions Point to Wheat and Hog Gains
Economists at Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan forecast a 30 day outlook with cash wheat prices rising, corn prices steady to firm, hog prices higher, and fat cattle prices lower. Butter, fishery products, poultry and eggs seen with little chance of advance.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Ottawa University Building Burned In 1875 Fire
A Kansas history fragment notes Ottawa University’s building burned in 1875 with losses of 60,090 dollars. The article mentions a land endowment of 20,000 acres and state officers sworn in by Chief Justice Kingman. It also recalls the 1876 Kansas legislature session opening and Eugene Lamb’s return from a motor trip to St. Louis and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University
Kingman
Kansas
Eugene Lamb
St. Louis
Kansas City
Year of Civic Activity by Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
The Lawrence Chamber outlines 1928 progress across municipal affairs, hotels, hospital funding, airport development, streets, conventions, and farm cooperation. It highlights the New Eldridge House, hospital gift from Mrs. Watkins, airport trust lease, and road and public-works efforts with school, farm, and business groups.
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Douglas County
J. B. Wallins
Renkin
Aneteen
Tus
Watkins
Lesle S. Powell
Aeronautics Committee
Lawrence
Robinson Estate
University
Board of Regents
City Commission
Citj Commission
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Murray
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Vareier
Isaiah
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Orie
Europe
Bolivia
Sikorsky
Atlantic
Ink
Tris
Calla
Pam
Nora
Ss.ee
Syrdicat
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Jane
Chamber
Billy Hutson
Eldridge House
South End
10Th
Mass
South Lawrence
Central Station
Tawrence Cleating House
University of Kansas
Kansas Bankers Association
National Assn. of
Society of Hore
Yanier High School
Kaneaq
Missouri
Kansas Water Works Association
Kansas Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Interstate Literary Association of
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Northeast Kansas Building & Loan Officials
Mar
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Franklin
Nizcine
Ottawa
K. U
Haskell
Qurve
American Automobile Association
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Farm Bureau
Bureau
Big Springs
Vinland
Lecompton
Bis Springs
County Borkers Association
Skilton ‘Oratorio
Minneapolis Symphony
Usic
Music Festival Fond
Minneapolis
Symphony
WREN
Kfku Y
Aso
Federal Radio Commission
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Kansas Lake
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Tonganoxie
Oskaloosa
McLouth
Tongenoxie
Leavenworth
Pnd
Haskell Institute
Reed
Congress
Better Homes Committee
Better Homes
Rankin
Reis
Alumni Association
Athletic Association
Santa Fe Railway
Buread
K. U. Band
A. U
Hig Springs
Amoug County
Lavay
George Lowman
Earue
T Hes
Santa Claus
Jud
Mr. Smith
Board of Directors
Merchants Bureau
Raymond Robins
Mon Jan
Irving Hill
Mereland Brown
Nw York
Better Plays
Willam Backus
Ravel Bailey
Cl Anderson
Kircher
Topek
Ralph
Copold
Tallas
Eslgar Steel
Howsh
Punkerley
Techines
Etings
Charles HH. Lavers
Kasas City
Ek Vaca Trown
Tube County
Trealth U Rote F .Owen Forum
Vlor
Johnnal Agricultursley
N.Y
Eration & Ise
American Red Cross
Trueblood
V. Kretsinger
Roa
E.c.branch
Lees Summit
Tallman
Theu
AAA
Lawrence High
Douglas Co. Red Cross
Federation of Womens Clubs
P. A
WRIEN
Lawrence Daily
Journal World
Douglas Republican
Universal Co-Operation
Lawrence Police Department
CGLL
Scott
Scott's
Wmfeld, NL
New Stock Greetings
Valentine
T& Rowse
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