Kansas Democrats push plan to erase party deficit
Hutchinson Kansas January 1 ap kansas democratic leaders conclude pre campaign revival in the seventh district with a move to wipe an 8000 to 10000 dollar state committee deficit. A report detailing debt apportionment among delinquent counties is handed to John Wells state committee chairman as Jouett Shouse national party head speaks. Prospective candidates in state and congressional posts are introduced with possible contenders Harry Woodring George Metill and the Rev H C Ledyard.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Seventh
State Committee
Clathe
Harry Woodring
Neodesha
George Metill
Wichita
United States
H.C. Ledyard
Tower House
Lindy Plane Touted as Flying Laboratory
The new special build Lindbergh monoplane is described as a flying laboratory designed to test high altitude flying for future air transport. In cooperation with naval meteorology experts at Lakehurst and the U S Weather Bureau, Col. Lindbergh plans experimental flights to study atmospheric conditions at high elevations and determine permanent air currents for taxpayers.
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Los Angeles
Charles A. Lindbergh
J. L. Madfox
Naval Meteorological
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station
United States Weather Bureau
Col. Lindbergh
Maddux
High Lew
Lindbergh
Tax filing deadline may be extended for 1924 returns
Washington reports that there will be no general extension of the March 18 filing deadline, but Treasury officials will consider extending the period for individual taxpayers whose reasons are deemed sufficient. Commissioner Lucas of the Internal Revenue Bureau stated that collectors have been instructed to review extensions on a case by case basis.
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Washington
Treasury
Lucas
Internal Revenue Bureau
Egypt farming praised by Kansas State professor
Professor L B Melchers head of botany at Kansas State Agricultural College told the Kansas state farm bureau meeting in Great Bend that Egyptian agriculture remains economically sound despite antiquated methods. He noted Egyptians use a wooden plow and have work, often earning little, yet appear content with their farming system after spending two years studying plant diseases for the Egyptian government.
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Great Bend
Nan
L. Bi. Melchers
Kansas State Agrcultural College
Manhattan
Kansas ‘State Farm Bureau
Egypt
Melchers
Ministry of Agriculture
Merchers
Vice President Curtis to Attend Indiana Editorial Association Meeting
Vice President Curtis will attend the Indiana Republican Editorial association annual meeting in Indianapolis early in March. He accepted the invitation yesterday. Dolly Curtis Gann, his sister, is invited to attend with her being hosted by Senator and Mrs. Watson.
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Curtis
Indiana
Washington
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indispolis
Dolly Curtis Gann
Watson
Recommended Artists At First M. E. Church Concert
The Cambrian Concert Company presents at the First M. E. church Saturday night under the Methodist chorus, featuring organist and pianist E Power Biggs praised by Sir Henry Wood, baritone Rhys Davies noted for Welsh Eisteddfod, and soprano Jeanette Christine, an American artist. Marjorie Emery sues Fred A. Emery for divorce, seeking return of her maiden name Marjorie Flemming. couple wed in 1926. The British battleship family goes aground near Port Saint Angelo reports from Malta. Representative Sproul, Republican of Kansas, elected chair of the Mines and Mining Committee, succeeding John M. Robsion who left for the Senate.
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Cambrian Concert Company
M. E
Methodist Chorus Choir
E. Power Biggs
Henry Wood
Walter Damrosch
Rhys Davies
Jeannette Christine
Wieoast
Marjorie Emery
Fred A. Emery
D. E. Smith
District Court
Marjorie Flemming
Emery
Stad Lsalll Balboena
Sproul
Mines
Washington
API
Kansas
Standing Committee On Mines and Mining
John M. Robsion
Kentucky
House
Senate
Crossword puzzle clues mixed with garbled text
A scrambled crossword puzzle page with across and down clues intermingled with unclear OCR errors and stray words, yielding an unreadable set of entries and partial solutions. The fragment includes various numbered clues, scattered phrases, and nonstandard spellings, making comprehension and solution infeasible.
Loaf Like a Man Says Dr Olga Stastny to Business Women
Washington AP describes Dr Olga Stastny of Omaha urging women executives to relax with feet on the desk to gain leadership power. She argues rest improves heart relief and posture, endorsing the feet-up stance while cautioning against clinging skirts that could hinder the trend. Corlett Cotton from Kansas City intends to move to Lawrence to join Northwest Mutual Life Insurance agency. The Dry League elects Arthur Capper as vice president. Sheriff reports turkey theft near Lawrence. Chief Justice Taft arrives at Asheville Resort hotel for an extended stay.
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Washington
Olga Stastny
Omaha
Neb
America
Corlett Cotton
Kansas City
Lawrence
George Wetzel
Northwest Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cotton
School of Business
The
University
K U Band Concert Tomorrow Program Announced
The University of Kansas band schedule for tomorrow evening at 4 in the university auditorium was announced by director J. G. C. McDaniel. Soloists Miss Alice Conger and Oliver P. Hobbs will perform trombone pieces and a piano solo. Admission is free.
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University of Kansas
University
J. G C. McDaniel
Miss
Alice Conger
Yianist
Oliver P. Hobbs
Ritay W
Vincent Wallace Peer
Gye
Edward Grirg
Ingrid
Peer Gynt
Salvere
Atlantic Zephyrs
Gardell Simons
Wintor Herbert
Alice Merle Conger
William le G. Rossini
Burnhouse
Trespasser Is Sentenced For Prowling and Trespass
Robert Walker of 1220 Pennsylvania street was arrested Monday night by Officers John Callahan and George Atkeson on the charges of prowling and trespassing. He pleaded guilty to trespassing but was found guilty on the prowling charge, and was fined $10 and sentenced to ten days in jail by Police Judge C. Daugherty. Three sleepers were lodged at the city jail last night.
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Robert Walker
Pennsylvania Street
John Callahan
George Atkeson
C. Daugherty
Walker
Eesee
Obituary of Mary A Ulrich Born in Indiana 1849
Mary A Adolph born June 18, 1849 in Wayne County Indiana died January 11 1930 aged 80 years 6 months 17 days. She moved to Douglas County Kansas in 1861 where most of her life was spent. She married George W Winter September 17 1868 and had seven children four survive. Husband died May 7 1882. Mary later married Daniel Ulrich two years after 1882. In 1909 they moved to Lone Star where he died March.
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Mary A, Ulrich
Mary A. Adolph
Wayne, Co
Indiana
Douglas Co
Kansas
George W. Winter
Mary Winter
Daniel Ulrich
Lone Star
Obituary for Mrs Winter of Lone Star and family ties
The obituary notes Mrs Winter born 21 1919 died recently, lived with her daughter and Mr Ulrichs family. She loved her Savior and served as a loving mother and friend. Surviving: son John H. Winter Yaquina Washington. three daughters Carrie Haus Overbrook Kansas Nellie Benser Detroit Mich Mrs W H Ulrich Lone Star. 15 grandchildren, 17? grandchildren, and many relatives. Funeral at Church of the Brethren Lone Star, Rev C A Ward assisted by Rev L H Griffith. Interment Colyer cemetery.
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Ulrich
W. Hy. Ulrich
John H. Winter
Yakina
Wash
Carrie Haus
Overbrook
Kan
Nellie Bbencer
Detroit
Mich
W. H. Ulrich
Lone
Church of the Brethren At
Lone Star
C. A. Ward
L. H. Griffith
Colyer
Mrs W B Brone Helena Menzer Obituary Installment
Mrs W B Brone Helena Menzer was born in Weston Missouri November 2 1862 and died at her home in Ochestrer Kansas on a Wednesday morning January 8 1980 The family moved when she was two and a half to a farm near Hesper Kansas leaving Weston for the journey on February
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W. B. Brone Helena Menzer
Weston
Ochestrer
Kan
Hesper
Local Woman Remains Devoted to Family in Kaw County
A Kaw County obituary notes a woman married to William H. Brune on February 1 1883 and mother to seven children. The family settled at Lake View and moved to their current home February 11 1904. She joined the church in childhood and lived a dedicated religious life, cherishing home and family. Survived by husband and seven children Paul Oscar Ben Ruth Grace Agnes and Mae.
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William H. Brune
Lake View
Kaw
Pail
Oscar
Ben
Ruth
Grace
Agnes
Mae
Funeral Services for Sister Brune Held in Kansas
Grandchildren and two sisters Mrs J Mollett and Mrs Louise Lefmann of Los Angeles along with two brothers John of Los Angeles and George of Kansas City and many relatives attended. Services were conducted January 13, 1980 at the home near Ocheltree Kansas by Reverend B L Goyer assisted by Reverend Ralph Lines. Remains conveyed to the Funeral Dome in Lawrence for a service and then buried in Lawrence Cemetery. The community recognizes Sister Brune as a good neighbor and loving mother and companion.
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J. Mollett
Louise Lefmann
Los Angeles
John
George
Kansas Cit
Ocheltree
Kan
B. L. Goyer
Baldwin
Ralph Lines
Spring Hill M. EF
Geyer
Lawrence
Brune
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