Session Opens as Kansas Legislature Convenes
The Kansas ninth biennial session opened at noon with Lt Gov W Y Morgan presiding. Republicans hold the house while Democrats control the senate. Officers were chosen, with Robert Stone named speaker in the House and Burt Crown as Democratic leader in the Senate. The session focuses on staffing and committees as both parties maneuver for influence. John Cremer was moved to custody in Soc.
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Legal Proceedings Mix in Mixed Divorce and Corporation Cases
The Leavenworth court hears Clark vs Clark divorce filing with adjudication ongoing. Reports and exceptions in the American Landing Association case are debated, with orders and adjournments noted. Other matters include Manhuttsi State Tank petition, Leveiyron v CoOW, and Baker Asphalt vs Dewey Port teals settlement status.
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Beggar Tramps and City Ordinances in Lawrence
Police note the town has begun enforcing an ordinance restricting able bodied mendicants, while Crippled individuals are not covered. T. J. Marshall plans to leave for Queneme to oversee plastering contracts on several large buildings.
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Queneme
Ottawa Man Promoted to Lead Sioux Falls College
Dean Rolvix Harlan of Ottawa University is called to Sioux Falls to take charge of the Sioux Falls Baptist College. He has served Ottawa University for years with broad educational experience and will assume the new post on February 4.
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Ottawa
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Ottawa University
Sioux Falls
Lawrence Prize Contest Highlights Child Welfare Drive
Lawrence communities rally for the Stubbs Lerner prize, aiming to show best practices in child welfare. Independent and coordinated city efforts, extensive school facilities, and new programs across towns like Independence reflect unified action to improve homes, schools, and youth activities, with annual events and broad community supervision.
Sunday School Workers Supper at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Sunday School workers supper and council will meet in the church parlors Wednesday night followed by a Fellowship Meeting at 7 30. Vital council matters will be discussed in the meeting.
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Brune Elected Chairman In County Commissioners Meeting
In the meeting the board elected Brune as chairman and approved township assessor appointments by Herman Broeker. Appointments submitted include Hicks Grant Muss Clinton Bunce Le dupe Edwards, Baldwin Marion Griffith Madora. Also noted is Miss Martha Mackie suffering a broken ankle after a fall on front steps at 17 Tene Street and a shop incident with temporary absence from work for seven weeks.
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J. J. Grey
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John Bunce
Ledupe
George Vyards
Kan
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Worl
George T. Griffith
Madora
Martha Mackie
Hiruke Amkle
Noni
Mrs Moore Improves After Minor Accident
Mrs Mary Aloine of 20 Mississippi Street is reported improving after last Friday's incident. Her sister Mrs C B Kendall of Ans thoy Kansas is with her, and Mrs Moore says doctors treated bruises and spinal strain.
County quarrel over county aid for premium payments
Allen County Agricultural Society challenges county commissioners over paying part of premium costs for exhibits at county fairs. Supreme Court ruling limits county authority to fund such premiums. Decision stems from Allen County case against county commissioners. Outcome pending advisement to determine applicability in this case.
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Hunters Kill Nine Tail Wolf Near Tonminoxie
A party of hunters killed a large wolf near Tonminoxie on Saturday after Ray Gonvad reported diving near Ponganoxte and shooting the animal. The wolf is described as returning northwest in the morning and retracing its trail in the evening, though no one has yet engaged it with a weapon.
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Ponganoxte
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Mere
New Nozzles Improve Tire Fire Department Quick Response
The tire fire department is better equipped with new nozzle connections that connect in one second. Five of these connections are carried at all times to speed water delivery and reduce delays. The old method caused difficulties, but the updated nozzles are simple and effective for faster firefighting.
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Engineering Society Meets In Topeka Annual Assembly
Kansas Engineers hold their ninth annual meeting in Topeka on January 1 and 20. Several Lawrence engineers, including City Engineer Dummire, are members and likely to attend sessions. Prof. H. A. Rice presides. Alleys are being cleaned as streets department works to remove snow debris and improve appearance.
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Topeka
Kansas Engravering Society
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Dlaing
Oh Ay Honey Glee Club Song Published By Dietrich
The University Glee Club holiday trip hit inspires publication of the words and music for the song Oh Ay Honey. Composed by junior C. La. Dietrich of the University fine arts school under Prof. Carl A. Preyer, plans call for sale in Lawrenue music stores tomorrow.
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Suffrage Vote Takes Shape In Historic House Debate
Washington January 12 The House adopted a six hour debate rule on the Mondell amendment proposing a federal suffrage amendment and set a vote to decide whether to submit the measure to the states. A record crowd filled galleries as suffragists mobilized, while opponents warned against party clashes over the issue.
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President Wilson Denies Candidacy Talk For 1916
Washington observers report Wilson saying he is not thinking of running in 1916 and cautions against interpreting his remarks as a bid for renomination. He avoided answering about a one term pledge and refused to discuss Baltimore platform questions.
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Lawrence City Meeting Eyeing Water Plant Test and New Apartment
At the Lawrence city meeting this morning the council discussed authorizing Receiver JH Mitchell to ensure the Water Company complies with ordinances, with a water plant test requested. The gasification ordinance was amended. violations carry up to a $25 fine. The cemetery road funding was debated and may be used for cemetery access. A new eight unit first rear apartment project on Oread and Twelfth was proposed, designed for family use with compact living spaces and a kitchenette, to front Oread Street with a 100 foot lot.
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Lawrence High forms rifle club with charter members
The Lawrence High School boys form a rifle club with Leland Jenks as President yart Plank as Secretary Ralph Dicker as Treasurer and Clyde Wardstam as a member. It has about thirty charter members and may join the National Rifle Club. A meeting is planned next Thursday night at the Ky N G Armory for regular practice and range shooting and possibly a shooting raise.
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Yart Plank
Ralph Dicker
Clyde Wardstam
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Tramps Seek Winter Jobs as Unrest Grows in Lawrence
A tramp, thrown from a Union Pacific freight, wandered Lawrence streets asking for work. He claimed unemployed crowds are moving from large centers to smaller cities seeking winter relief, noting heavy Union Pacific patronage in recent weeks.
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Lawrence
BUILD FIRE TRUCK Maser Iran Chief Remiser Visit KC
Iran and Fire Chief Remiser visited Kansas City to inspect Hale Manufacturing's new fire truck. The body is nearly finished and will move to painting soon. Delivery is planned for the first of March. The truck will carry 100 extra feet of hose versus the current wagon.
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Remiser
Kansas City
Hale
Treety
Germans Destroy Dunkirk Lightning Plant and Fortifications
Berlin reports a German airship flotilla attacked Dunkirk Sunday destroying inland military establishments and the Dunkirk lighting plant. The wireless message from Berlin notes the city was heavily shelled and infrastructure damaged.
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Chapel Talk Promotes Older Boys Conference at Wichita
State Y M C A secretary Hall spoke at the High School chapel about attending the Older Boys Conference in Wichita. The conference committee laid out a program of talks and music with speaker Davie R Porter and organizer Jobe Alesander among those slated. A parade with about two hundred autos carrying boys will be a highlight. The High School Club will appoint a committee tonight to review the matter and it will be discussed again at the Minister of AHS meeting next Monday.
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Topeka
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Marvin’s Bust Funded By University Students
The University engineering school plans to install a bust of advisory dean O. Marvin in the tech engineering building next June. Students contributed the money for the sculpture made by Jackson Dreyer of Kansas City Missouri and will place it on the south wall of the building’s outer corridor.
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Stores Open At Eight Thirty In Morning
Lawrence dry goods merchants plan opening at 8 30 each morning to improve clerk rest and efficiency. Innes, Weavers, Newmarks and others will trial the system. if successful, they will continue the practice.
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Kansas Weather Note Forecast Update
Weather note from Kansas shows readings at 6 p m yesterday and 7 a m today with 2 p m today’s forecast. Fair tonight and Wednesday, warmer tonight, cooler north and portions of Wednesday afternoon.
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