Council Passes State Income Tax and Cooperative Proposals
Kansas Agricultural Council endorses lowering real estate assessed value to match other property, supports cooperative marketing and banks, opposes tax exempt loan expansion and ship subsidies, and calls for broader taxation representation. Objections include limiting windfall apple shipping and extending rail rates to state borders. State Senator O O Wolf presides. Topeka secretary O P Whitnay reports.
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Kan. Jaw
Aivil
Kanesriculture
Kansas Agricultural Cell
Sinise Paurd of
Agriculture
State Grange
Equity Area
Karikk Association
Farmers’ Grain Dealers
Agseci Farm Bureau and Society
O. O. Wolf
Ottawa
O. P. Whitney
State Horticultural Society
I al- 50
Enanell
Yiast Ba
Agricutural Council
Kansas
Kinesis Children's Code Commission
Ware
State Finds $80,000 in Property Tied to Boiler Plant
Topeka officials report a carelessness in oversight at the heating plant with five 160 horsepower boilers. If one boiler explodes it could endanger the entire facility, surrounding streets, and nearby residents. The committee notes the state holds valuable property worth around $80,000 that remains unprotected.
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Topeka
Kandan
Paris to rename streets honoring WWI leaders and allies
Paris plans to resume the demolition of hundreds of streets names honoring owners and historical figures. The city will replace many with names of Allied leaders Pershing Clemenceau and others. About 150 streets will open for renaming as part of commemorations.
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Moria
Gispa
Pershing
Clemenceau
Peeh
Vist
Beethoven
Gluck
Meyerbeery
Richard Wagner
Mozart
Valating
Ake Vienne
Porta Ooralaldy
Paris
America
Wilson
Franklin
Louisiana
Washington
Sears
Mussolini Captivates Italy with Swift Tour and Symbolic Acts
In Rome a delighted crowd watches Mussolini move swiftly from a high level interview to barracks with sharpshooters, then visit a school to praise youth training, greet veterans, and attend a theater event as adoring spectators cheer his every step.
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Rome
Dee
Mussolini
Ambasandor
Italy
Popahir
Luther Pselter Found. Bertin Manuscript Attributed
A fragmentary note states Luther Pselter is identified as the author of a manuscript found by Professor Albrecht at Malle. The book, printed in Wittenberg in 1441, was bound in 1544 in rich leather, linking the work to early German print history.
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Luther
Bertin
Alaska Mineral Output Surges to 28 Million in 1922
United States Geological Survey reports Alaska mined rich metals in 1922 rebounding from a decline over a century. Gold led with about 28 million dollars while copper silver platinum and petroleum contributed, signaling renewed mining activity and future potential despite past setbacks.
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Washington
Alaska
United States Geological Survey
Winter Painters Exhibit Captures Severe Storm Scene
A survey of art depicting winter shows a village battered by a new storm. The canvas by Blizzard portrays a snowbound street with jittery figures amid biting wind and cold light. The piece emphasizes form and color to convey bleak weather and human resilience.
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Tate Altractead
Dublin Plans Peace Treaty Stance Amid Political Strife
The article reports on Kevin O'Higgins defending the government line as Dublin seeks peace and outlines a proposed approach to the treaty. It notes opposition fears, the Dail's endorsements, and concerns about restoring British power in Ireland. It mentions the government’s plans and public sentiment shaping the process.
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Dublin
Kevin O'Higgins
Trish
Dail
Ireland
Appeals Justice Court Case Brief Declares Frees Win
Quinlan appeals a decision in the justice court, challenging a ruling that favored Frees. The appeal seeks review of the lower court award and accompanying judgment, arguing errors in the desinion and procedural handling.
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Appeals Justice Court
Quinlan
Justice of Pes Court
Frees
Extradition Papers Bring Red Pip to Lawrence Jail
Report says a small red pip named Pracent was brought to the jail yesterday after extradition papers from Kansas City. Union Pacific station was reported breached by a blast at dawn, and police detained a young mechanic with a kit at a railroad station as investigations continue. A cat incident involving dope shooting drew indignation from a resident disturbed by police activity.
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Losin
Poelice
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs. Florence Duke in Kansas City
Mrs. Florence Duke wife of Ernest Duke died after a long illness in Kansas City yesterday. Her body will arrive in Lawrence at 22 15 Wednesday and burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery. Rev. Edward. Her son will conduct three services for Mrs. Duke before her marriage Miss Florence Hedger. She was a graduate of the University of Kansas. Arrangements for the funeral will be announced later. Mrs. Voelkner, a Lawrence resident for about twelve years, died in Washington, D C yesterday. her daughters Miss Viola and Miss Lottie Voelkner work in government service there.
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Florence Duke
Ernest Duke
Kansas City
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Edward
Duke
Florence Hedger
Varsityof
Kansas
VOM
T. Ai
Sapious Hammshire Street
Siste Voelkner
Washington, D. C
Voelkner
Washington
Viola
Lottie Voelkner
Engineering College Magazine in regional engineering circle
The magazine serves readers interested in engineering and related fields, with wide circulation among county engineers and nearby states. The graduate is a member of the Engineering College Magazine Association.
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Wasmus
Conong
Mraigraduties
Engineering College Magazine Association
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Card of Thanks to fungals and neightors for kindness shown during the recent fly and death of our husband and father. Grateful for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. W. R. Tucker and children.
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W. R. Tucker
Reuter Organ Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Native of Antival stockholders notice for the Reuter Organ Company annual meeting to be held at the Lawrence Kansas office on Tuesday January 16 at pm for the election of directors and other business. H T Just president.
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Antival
Reuter Organ Company
Lawrence
Kansas
Voss
Re’ecinek
Reuter Orear Company
H. T. Just
Community boys and girls push for Wakefield fair projects
In Topeka Kalgran 18 region the Wakefield fair program includes showcasing five Hereford calves per township with prize money from the Commercial Club. Professor Vinke notes cooperation and stock purchase, aiming to expand dairy heifer and pig feeding clubs and grow a stronger community fair.
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Topeka
Kalgran
Farm Convent
Wakefield Fair
Wakefield
Vinke
Saa
Toler
Anniversary Surprise in Steeley for Bussing Parents
County clerk E C Bussing received a sister’s letter recounting a surprise party in Steeley Colorado for Mr and Mrs Robert Biing on their fifty fourth wedding anniversary. Bussing is now 52 and Mrs Bussing 50 at their Lawrence home with weekly visits to Market Basket each Friday.
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E. C. Bussing
Hus
Robert
Tanlac credited with restoring strength and vitality
George Finerman of 1835 South Tar atea praises Tanlac for restoring appetite sleep and energy. He claims the tonic boosted his digestion and stamina allowing him to work harder and feel better than before. He recommends Tanlac to athletes and non athletes alike and notes it has sold over 25 million bottles.
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George Finerman
Tania
Tanlac
Cireles
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