Journal-World World Company subscription notices 1925
Lawrence Kansas newspaper notice outlines subscription rates by duration and distance, with Chicago and New York representatives, Associated Press branding, and a call to report nondelivery by 7 pm. The page includes a Bible verse and publication date January 12, 1925.
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Massachusetts Street
Law
Pence
Kansas
Chicago
A. R. Keater
Hartford “Building
New - York
Alcorn
Marbridge -Buildin
Franklin
Kansas Welcomes New Governor Ben S Paulen
The Kansas people welcome Ben S Paulen as governor praising his high public life. They hope he heals wounds to the state's honor and conducts office as a sacred trust while concerns about past pardons and paroles in the prior administration are noted. The piece urges Chancellor Lindley to prioritize education and the university’s future over personal interests.
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Kansas
Ben S. Paulen
Lindley
Anit
Wen
State of Kansas
State of
Davis
Caron
Reinstate Chancellor Lindley Voicing Kansas Education Crisis
Editorials from Topeka and New York urge restoration of Chancellor Lindley after Governor Davis ousted him. The pieces argue removal was political and harmful to education, calling for reinstatement and warning that democratic education faces national risk if politics governs universities.
The University Case Details Governing Board Powers
Courts ruled only on legal application, not merits, and confined hearings to attorney arguments. They found the governor and board possessed the power to dismiss the university chair without dating, for no stated cause, without judging the act's rightness or wrongness.
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Board of Administration
Editorial Comment The Bad Law in Kansas Education Governing Board
The court’s ruling that the Governor and Board can be Chancellor shows plain dislike of the head and highlights the need to reform laws governing state education. Politics in education demoralizes schools and harms the state. The legislature must correct the error, removing political control and ensuring competent, nonpartisan administration.
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Kansas
Lindley
Board of Administration
Davis
Public sentiment favors high education over school pot plans
Residents voice anger at introducing marijuana into public schools and demand Kansas youth access to higher education institutions organized and managed on modern lines. W. Y. Morgan cites Hutchinson News in a call for better educational opportunities.
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Kansas
W. Y- Morgan
Hutchinson News
Letters to the editor on Douglas County dairy campaign
In Lawrence dairymen critique the dairy campaign terms and testing, arguing high bacteria counts are misunderstood. They warn against overfeeding and drug use, question test reliability, note costs of feed versus butter fat pricing, and condemn milk inspections as inconsistent and confusing.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Douglas County
Crumbine
Barnun
Viscount Lee of Fareham Knight Grand Commander of India
Viscount Lee of Fareham named Knight Grand Commander of the Star of India. A veteran of the Spanish American War as Sir Arthur Lee and later British military attache in Washington. He served as professor at Royal Military College Kingston and was MP for over two decades with cabinet roles. In 1917 he donated Chequers to the nation for the prime minister’s residence.
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Viscount Lee
Fareham
Atlantic
Sir Arthur Lee
Washington
Royal Military College
Kingston
Ontario
Roosevelt
America
Centenary of Francis H Underwood Birth Noted
Today marks the centenary of Francis H Underwood a noted figure in agricultural literary circles. A 100 years ago a company was chartered to build the canal around the Ohio Falls at Louisville. The International Opium Conference resumes sessions in Geneva Switzerland and the Permanent Court of International Justice meets at The Hague to tackle Greco Turkish questions. Electors chosen last November vote today for President and Vice President. A ten percent wage cut to over 40 000 workers begins today in Fall River cotton mills. Alabama Polytechnic Institute trustees meet to consider demands that Dr.
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Louisville
Geneva
Switzerland
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague
Cotton
Fall River
Mass
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Midwinter meetings and inaugurations sweep across states and nations
Spright Dowell is to be removed from the presidency of the institute as the General Federation of Women's Clubs holds its annual midwinter meeting in Washington. In Boise, Gen Dawes, vice president elect, will address the Idaho Wool Growers' Association. Secretary Hughes attends the American Bar Association executive meeting in Atlantic City. Arkansas holds its forty fifth General Assembly and inducts state officials. Oregon Governor Pierce delivers his biennial message as new governors Hartley of Washington Baker of Missouri Paulen of Kansas and Jackson of Indiana are inaugurated.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Boise
Hughes
American Bar Association
Atlantic
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Arkansas
Governor Pierce
Oregon
Roland H. Hartley
A. Baker
Missouri
Ben S. Paulen
Kansas
Edward Jackson
Indiana
Bond Forfeiture Ordered in Searles Liquor Case
Roy Searles, held on liquor possession charges, failed to appear in police court this morning. Judge Stewart forfeited his $300 bond, with a chance to appear later today before the forfeiture takes effect. The trial has been repeatedly continued in police court.
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Roy Searles
Stewart
Searles
Theft of 200 White Leghorn chickens near Watson Kansas
County and city officers reported the loss of 200 white Leghorn chickens from John Wilson's farm near Watson before 9 30 last night. Two automobiles are suspected to have carried the birds away while the family attended church. The incident is part of a series of rural thefts in the area.
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John Wilson
Watson
Kansa
Wilson
Hope Struck by Car on Massachusetts Street
Earl Hope son of Mrs. Lela M. Hope was struck by a motor car Saturday morning while crossing in front of Barber drug store on the 900 block of Massachusetts street. He suffered knee sprains, was taken home, and the driver stopped and helped him into a taxi.
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Lela M. Hope
Hope
Barber Drug Store
Massachusetts Street
West Fourteenth Street
Massachusetts
Midland CPA Dinner Promises Music Readings and Speeches
The Midland CPA will host its annual luncheon at the CPA hall at noon Thursday with music and readings on the program. One or two speakers are expected, and members along with their families will attend.
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Hall
Midland C. P. A
Pascal
An Evening at Home with the Listener 1825
Copyright notice appears for Radio Digest material with incomplete timing instructions. The text requests time adjustments across Pacific Central and Eastern zones and references a late afternoon program, but exact events or individuals are not clearly stated.
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Radio Digest, Publishing Co
Wild West Outlaw Gloster Fights Hunted Escape
Harry Gloster flees toward the south after a double killing and jail break, aiming to avoid capture while helping a stranger, Lee Haines. Joan Barry aids him as pursuers close in, a horse pursuit erupts, and themes of loyalty and peril unfold in a frontier town.
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Joe Machrmur
Getling
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Said Plains
Closter
Haines
Joan
Maines
Sim Hargess
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