Kansas state budget proposal calls for higher appropriations
A Kansas budget report outlines the 1930 1931 fiscal plan with proposed increases in state appropriations and taxes. It notes a 7 458 686 dollar levy for the year and discusses revenue projections, potential mill rate changes, and tax reforms to cover new hospital and public works costs.
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Bing
Spenking
Coldwater
Qtc
Appropriated Inc
Ciaretty
Tas Ito
Vac
State Farm
Boureau
Tributes Paid to Flyers at Angell Funeral Rites
Army air corps honor ceremonies followed the crash losses near Middletown Pennsylvania and across the nation. Falls four planes in formation signaled missing ship as the bodies of five airmen were brought to national cemetery for services. Private Samuel P. Jones lieutenant Henry Angwell and sergeants McCarthy Lehutta and others honored in scattered ceremonies in Alabama New York and Pennsylvania. Local arrest noted as Frank Hollenback held on drunken driving charge with $100 bail.
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Kington
Jani 19
APJ
Air Services
Army and Navy
Henry J. Angell
Gham
Ala
Army Air Corps
Middletown
Army Virco
Lington National Cemetery
Samuel P. Jones
Zich McCarthy
Henry Croman
Henry K. Anwell
Fokker
Sefedant Rudolph Lehutta
Vieure
Clarence Birch
M. D. Kelly
Ackville, Pa
Geant -Patrick Conroy
New York City
Ash
Foch in Better Health Amid Allied Crisis News
Paris reports Ferdinand Foch showing slight improvement after a tense night as Allied command posts released bulletins. Only two of six generals expected to report this morning had returned, leaving officials cautious about the wider crisis and potential shifts in strategy.
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Ew Mingies
Eifést
Fire losses in Kansas reach 4.25 million in 1928
Topeka reports 1928 fire losses totaled 4 254 481 across Kansas with 3 138 fires, 327 more than 1927, and a property loss rise of 237 146 over the prior year. State Fire Marshal Easton cites building activity and fire prevention efforts as factors. Also note arrests on liquor charges with bond set at 10 dollars for Charles Monday.
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Topeka
Kansas
W. A’ Easton
Kansas City
Marshal’s Department
Schol
Pounty
World War Hero Marshal Voch Battles Gravity of Illness
The aged warrior Marshal Voch showed cheerfulness and courage amid a grave illness after a heart attack. Doctors reserved judgment on the outcome as his two daughters were summoned to his bedside. intermittent sinking spells marked the crisis, but his will to live remained strong.
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Marshal Voch
Pope Pius Talks With Gasparri on Roman Question
Rome January 15 AP Pope Pius and Cardinal Gasparri discussed a possible solution to the Roman question in a morning conversation. The talks followed messages from America about a provisional informal agreement reached between the Holy See and Italy. Vatican officials avoided comment, noting the discussions were amicable and similar to past informal talks.
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Rome
Pius Ang
Cardinal Gasparri
America
Holy See
Monsignor Borgini Duca
Vatican
Apostolic Palace
Gasparri
Monsienor Pacelli
Berlin
Giannini
Theft of Ford Roadster Reported on Massachusetts Street
The theft of a 1920s Model Ford roadster in the 800 block on Massachusetts Street was reported to police by Chester Mitchell of Eudora. Miss Hila Hatch, staying with Mrs. E. R. Learned, has returned to Kansas City.
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Isachusetts Street
Chester Mitchell
Eudora
Hila Hatch
E. R.learned
Kansas City
Local visits and social notes spark up Lawrence region
Fall leaf chatter and neighborhood calls fill pages with visits from Murel Davenport Edmond Koerner and many Lawrence figures. Reports include trips to Loveland Colo Kansas City Linwood Kaw Valley and Moscow AP notes that women in the communist party have risen by 132173 in five years reaching 172107 members of 1317369 total.
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Murel Davenport
Edmondsoerner
Loveland
Colo
Ster
Arthur Aus
Kraus
Kansas City
Charles’Eberwein
Charles Zeigler
Walter
Lawrence
Leonard Hunt
Ed Girardsville
Nolan Guffey
John Vitt
Irene
Kaw ‘Valley
Otto Mignot
Charles Vitt
Robert Shellack
K. P. Hall
Linwood
Moscow
Communist Party
Russian youth embrace foreign language renaissance in USSR
The rising Soviet generation shows intent to keep pace in technical and scientific fields globally. As demand for language instruction surges, teaching facilities are strained, with Mrs. V.0 Siffer noted for researching in Kansas City.
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Siffer
Kansas City
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