Local Readers Uncover Confusing Names in Kansas Dispatch
A garbled report from Leavenworth shows the police handling Pao Commission work as Matt Weightman, a Topeka figure, rises in Shawnee county finance circles. The text notes a wave of expuri and calls Weightman a likely contender for state treasurer, amid unclear references to local officials.
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Leavenworth
Dungy
Alfiew
Matt Weightman
Tor Vers
Topeka
Shawnee County
Formal Kansas Day club meeting to hear can didy
The Kansas Day club will host a meeting on January 20 to hear the formal announcement of his candidacy. Reports mention Herb Halley former Missouri governor commenting on finances and Park fortun e ties arising from longstanding family foundations. The Herald also notes Lawrence news of Willard Wattles Ing selling early copies of his book Sundown at Book of Kanse Pomme.
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The
Kansas Day Club
Herb Halley
Missouri
Greater
Park
de Soty
Herb
Woney
Herald
Lawrence
Rat Willard Wattles
Sundowe CS
Luulheen
Brat. Wattles
Linotype and Intertype debate over civil status and fall of dragon lie
A fragmented report describes confusion between Linotype and Intertype makers about civil status of a light they enjoy. Messages in red ink claim Lager ion Issue Men Potowed, with references to a dragon hip and thigh, adding confusion about the outcome and a United States District Court intervention.
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Ual
Onthaler Company
Linotype Co
Rippling Rhymes on Death and Time
Fragmentary verses reflect on mortality and the yearning to relive youth. The speaker ponders the vanity of wealth and the solace found in memory, noting the longing to run life’s course again and the ultimate rest beyond earthly struggles.
Intertype Twenty Four Points Highlight Scramble
Fragmentary report notes Intertype with twenty four of twenty eight points and a stated ent and fear removed for parents. Salemon in glory is mentioned as not rendering a decision, leaving both sides in a unsettled state of mind.
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Salemon
What Does a Man Produce in Modern Labor Chains
In New York a protest reads We Want All We Produce as workers note a cloth’s value passes through many hands. A farmer, fiber railroads, preparers, coal, mills, and engineers all gain income before the loom. The piece argues dividends reflect all contributors, not just the weaver, and questions who truly produces and earns in the economy.
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New York
United Graves
Aonya
Central High School P T A Entertainment Tonight
Central High School hosts a Parent Teachers Association sponsored evening of entertainment tonight featuring student performances and community admission. Proceeds support school programs.
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Central High School
Quincy Fparent
Teachers, Association
Merchants Association Annual Meeting Report and Elections
The Merchants Association will hold its annual meeting on February 26 with Secretary Sparks presenting the past year's business report. Items postponed earlier will be discussed and acted upon, and the executive committee will designate officers for the new year. A separate notice invites Lawrence School supporters to a meeting at the High School Auditorium addressed by Prof. Sehyeenbler, offering cordial invitation to all interested in bettering Lawrence Schools.
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the Merchants Association
Sktary
Sparks
Witten
Ra Bbyal
So “Lock
Quincy
Leachess “Assaviag Roi
Auditoriuum
Sehyeenbler
Edo
Lawrence
Dean Harlan to head Sioux Falls college in March
Dean Harlan will leave Ottawa February to assume duties as head of Sioux Falls College, South Dakota. His family plans to visit Ottawa and Kansas City before joining him. The college seeks to clear debt, fund sustaining support, and begin an endowment drive, while Ottawa University assigns Dr. Harlan's year end duties to President E Price and History Prof C O Hardy.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Rolvix Harlan
Ottaa University
Ottawa
Febauty J
Sioux Falls College
Harlan
Kansas City
Prisoners of War Attention Causes Tension Across Camps
Reported German camp practices depict guards detaining women who tried to communicate with captives. Sentries arrest three young women for sending photos to Russian prisoner George Hirschberg and require others to work in the camp kitchen for hours. Additional cases note nurses dismissed after aiding wounded French prisoners.
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Dan
Gome
Germany
Friedrichsfelds
Wesel
von Wieters
Goerlitz
George Hirschberg
Comimdad
Dad
Dake
Diseraée
Generail
Strassborg
Deltet
Theatre Varsity Shibert Ph Revi Jahn
HS Alice Brady in splay as The Only Son. theatre notes show cast and titles with unclear production details.
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Shibert
Revi Jahn
Alice Brady
Shubert
Investigations into Illinois Election Fraud Claims Begun
A federal probe led by Charles 4. Barch U S district attorney and backed by the Department of Justice will examine alleged voting irregularities in the state. The inquiry follows reports of fraud in the 12th and potentially other districts, with J. T. Burns of Rahkakee filing a complaint and Assistant Attorney General Wallace directing the investigation. Evidence gathered may be used in Illinois and Indiana cases.
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Winole
Charles 4. Barch
United States
Washington
Chicago Daily News
Kaveh
Dteenth
Civie
Wallace
Micrel
J. T. Burns
Rahkakee
Maret Arch
Department
Illinois
Indiana
Kareh
Karel
Thatcher crowd sees varsity boys in last evening film
A large audience gathered to witness a school event last evening as the varsity team and a film screening drew crowds. The article notes today is the last such event of the season.
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Thatcher
Whs Ub Sue
High School Basketball Feature Preliminiary Game
A comic girls preliminary between Lawrence and iRosedale teams precedes the main game to entertain the crowd. The lineup includes James Jennies Stabbott Agnes Saunder Johanna Pitzpaty Stenders and others with noted players Mes chthies Melvinayss Clyve Ward Millie Carpenter Henrietta Fleming Lena Servilla Merle Wudi lerbreta Olson involved.
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Lawrence
iRosedale
James Jennies Stabbcott
Agnes Saunder
Johanna Pitzpaty Ste
Interclass Basketball League Formed at Business College
The Business College class at the YMCA has organized an interclass basketball league and will play the games Monday night. Four teams are in the tournament and the latest session was held last night.
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YM. C.A
Vyoome Ce A
Jou Mondeight
Amy
Nail
Bakers Consider Raising Price as Lawrencians Follow
Lawrence Bakers discuss raising bread prices to four cents above wholesale amid a trend in nearby towns, a last baker reports selling at forty dollars though costs were over thirty-nine. The change aims to maintain profit as leaders note price hikes across the trade. Christina Edholm, 73, Kansas City native, died morning at seven. She will be brought to Lawrence for funeral at Dale Mortuary. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Tilda Johnson and Mrs. Wichia Morton. A German girl seeks housework. contact Bell 5485. An entertainment organized by Pine Varent Teachers Association and nearby groups is free for parents, with speakers and demonstrations. Dr G A Hamman advertises eye ear nose throat services with glasses. New photo shop opens offering portrait services. The Varsity screens The Spoilers and other features, with local society notices and ads concluding the page.
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Lawrence Bakers
Christina
Edholm Ars
Hypria Edholm
Awe
Pouis Vicinin
Kansas City
Kinesas Cis
Lawrence
Dale JM
Adhulm
Lawrence Jiaxing
Manian
Tou
Tilda Johnson
Wichia Morton
Work Improves and Local Notices Include Court Actions
Local report notes weather and labor gains, recalls on water works, new homes rising, and daily toil. In court news, Andersen vs Resting leader Johnsen heard. Latte granted a divorce and child custody in district court. Poor Commissioner Gray gifts corn meal to a titled audience. Joe Edwards among notable locals displayed at the corner. Volleyball set to begin as teams prepare for evening play with standard cobble store surroundings.
The Last Day at the Varsity
A brief note marks the final day at the Varsity theater describing its reputation as a world renowned pasture for cinemagoers and the end of an era for patrons and staff.
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Varsity
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American Newspaper Publisher' S Association
Kansas
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Ripfling Rhymes
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Dean Harlan
Marlborough
Collock*s Drug
Layi
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McCollack’ Drug
Stony
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Rosedale
Have Basket Ball League
Mainey School
Albeont Toehurs
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Penellis Association
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Dick Bros. Drug Store
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Wolf's Book Store
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