Condition as new legislature meets in Topeka
A Topeka report sketches a tumultuous start to the new legislative session under Governor Paulen. It notes Rule No. 80 about talking too much and predicts investigations, parole scandals, Klan trouble, and house leadership fights will shape the season. The piece praises careful action and warns of outside pressures as winter unfolds.
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Addé& An
Perplexi
Pawlenter
Paulen
Legislative Investigating Committee
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Oklahoma
Ohio
Supreme Court
Lankind
Wage increase expected on western rail lines
Topeka Jan 7 officials of western rail lines anticipate wage increases for engineers and firemen, with a similar demand likely on other railroads. The statement by M def yneral manager, Union chairman of the managers' committee, notes appeals to delay action were denied by the federal railroad labor board. Demands already extend to another railroad, with potential for strikes if not voluntarily settled, raising operating costs and railway rates. All Kansas lines fall in the western group, west of Chicago. Submarine S-19, aground off Shatham Miss, damaged only the rudder and hull, crew transferred to Boston. salvage operations to continue.
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I Western
Ralreaus
Jeffers
Wastern Railroad Group
Federal Railroad Labor Board
Southern Pacifie
Western Territory
Southern Pacific
Kansay
Chicago
Washington
Shatham
Miss
Navy Department
Boston
Japan is the world's third largest machinery market
Japan ranks as the third largest machinery market globally with strong industrial output and ongoing demand across sectors. Analysts note steady growth driven by capital goods, manufacturing equipment, and export-oriented production.
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Japan
Upturn Seen in Kansas Hogs and Cattle Markets Says Mercer
Topeka reports an anticipated upturn for hogs and cattle, though not a market boom. Kansas livestock sanitary commissioner J. H. Mercer notes 1924 losses from unfavourable markets, with cattle supply matching demand and hog prices likely improving in 1925. Sheep and sheep prices look promising as the hive industry remains strong. Mercer adds that price cycles favor producers.
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Topeka
Kansas
J.-H- Mercer
State Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
Mercer
Kansas public utilities granted to operate in counties
The commission approves light service for the Company of Fo to operate in Allen Anderson and Miami counties. It owns properties in these counties and recently bought the Paola electric plant in Miami county. A hearing is set for January 19 on supplying electricity to a large cement plant at Mildred, northeast Allen, with bids in play for the transmission line.
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Miami
Paola
Coun
To & Large
Mildred
Allen
Ici
Kansas
Midland Grange Officers Meeting Planned
A meeting of Midland Grange officers will be held tomorrow at the Midland civic area. The session aims to install new officers and discuss forthcoming duties and events.
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Mid’land Grange
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Midland c Ie A
Mirror's Place in Hall Reflects Interior Comfort
Fragmentary note discusses mirror placement in a hall to maximize light and comfort. It mentions facing the wall and the imagined effect on interior ambiance, suggesting a practical design idea for reflective decor.
University of Mansus Fall Semester Exams Begin Tomorrow
The university announces the last day of regular class work for the fall semester followed by examinations starting tomorrow and continuing through Thursday next week. Students are advised to prepare accordingly as the City Commission considers related matters.
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