World Company Journal World page item fence and rail news
The Law Kansas Journal World reports on subscription rates and distribution details for The World Company, includes national and regional advertising notes, and prints a political and industrial mix. It discusses the Santa Fe railroad act, a Kansas delegation stance, and reflections on Germany's leadership and crisis. It mentions Henry Ford box cars and a crown prince letter on monarchy and republic.
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Germany
Bonn
Paris
Friedrich Wilhelm
France to Spend Less as Crisis Forces Budget Cuts
France plans major steps to stabilize finances after the franc crisis. Government aims to reduce recoverable budget expenditures tied to reparations from Germany, while borrowed money funded delays in payments. Tax hikes may follow as credit deteriorates amid suspected market manipulation.
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Los Sider
Germany
France
Siegfried Wagner sails to America to fund Bayreuth revival
The son of composer Richard Wagner sails for America to raise funds for reviving the famous Bayreuth festival. Though not matching his father’s fame, he inherits musical gifts from both parents and has pursued operatic composition. He once studied architecture after his father discouraged early musical efforts. The Wagner family has long hosted Bayreuth festivals.
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Siegefried Wagner
America
Bayreuth
Wagner
Liser
Richard
Industrial Safety Day marks fifth year of Prohibition
Today marks the fifth year of constitutional prohibition in the United States. Governor Smith of New York designates the day Industrial Safety Day in a campaign led by the State Labor Department. The Maine Republican State Committee meets at Augusta to set a platform and discuss party matters. The National League of Women Voters plans a Washington meeting to map policy. Siegfried Wagner sails for New York to seek funds to revive the Bayreuth festival.
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United States
Smith
New York
State Labor Department
Republican State Committee of
Maine
Augusta
National League of Women Voters
Washington
Siegfried Wagner
Bayreuth
Berlin pref ers trains to homes in cold weather
Berlin officials note a surge in night travel as residents stay off coal and gas, riding government steam lines in the city instead. Monthly ticket holders ride as they wish, while readers and workers find heated cars more affordable and comfortable. In other regions, snowshoe mules carry mail in California mountains. Titian kept painting into old age amid Alpine tunnels.
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Berlin
Associated Preas
This Little World on Government Telephony
An English observer notes the inefficiencies of government run telephony and sketches a London scene of broken numbers and curt information. He contrasts public ownership with private monopoly and recalls Christmas magazines, social notices, and grim street life amid a snowless London.
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London
Enland
Victoria
Livestock Conference Set for Omaha January 12 to 17
The twenty seventh annual convention of the American National Live Stock Association will discuss range conditions production rail rates the tariff and marketing. Government experts and state livestock representatives will attend the meeting in Omaha with several hundred industry members expected.
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Omaha
Associated Press
America
American National Jive Stock Association
Pays Out Large Sums State Treasurys Bond Agency
The Kansas state treasurer reported about 2.5 million dollars paid in the first nine working days of the year through the fiscal agency for municipal bonds and coupons. The $102,336.09 one-day payout set a new record, as the agency serves bonds issued by counties cities schools and road districts. The agency handles large receipts from counties and cities and funds more depositories to manage big daily inflows. The treasury, largest financial institution in Kansas, held about 60 million dollars in balance.
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Topky
Ith
Associated Press
E. TL Thompson
Kansas
Thompson
New York Bank
Nansus
Mary T
Trey
Treasury
State Treasury
Farm and Home Week to Feature Noted Speakers at Kansas State
Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan hosts Farm and Home Week starting February 4 with a stellar lineup. Noted figures including H Umberger and Herbert Hoover are listed among speakers, while various state organization conventions and short courses augment the event.
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Manhattan
Kan
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Samuel O. Dunn
Railway Age
Kansas State Agricultural College
Agricultural College
H. Umberger
Wt. Meredith
Successful Farming
Des Moines
Sidney Anderson
House of Representatives
Walter W. Head
American Bankers’ Association
R. A Lawrence
Kansas Co-operative Grain Dealers’ Association
H. J. Smith
City Board of Trade
Wayne Dismoore
American Horse Association
Chiapa
H. M. Aylesworth
National Electric Sociation
D. Foster
Kansas State Tax Commission
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Croup Improvement Assuzetion
Ing
Veterinary Medical Association
Kansas Veterinarians
Wool Growers’ Association
State Dairy Association
Southern Breeder Association
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Angus Breeders’ Association
Galloway Breeders' Association
Poland China Breeders’ Association
Duroc Jersey Breeders’ Association
Purple Masque Players
Cotton farmers face perplexing labor and boll weevil woes
Theodore Gardner from St. Petersburg writes that southern cotton growers share wheat farmer problems due to boll weevil damage and labor migration north. He notes labor shifts raise clothing costs even as bread prices stay steady, reflecting regional agricultural strain. House 1,2000 years old.
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South
North
Evlitory Journal
West
Exp
Oved
Theodore Gardner
St. Petersburg
Fla
Oldest German dwelling draws global interest
In Winkel near Bingen on the Rhine, a house over 1200 years old attracts curiosity as archaeologists seek exact data. The earliest known owner was Archbishop Rhabanus Maurus who died in 856, and current owner Count Matuschke Greiffenkalu suspects hidden treasure behind walls and basement doors.
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Bingen-on-the-Rhine
Associated Press
Germany
Europe
Egypt
Tutenkhaman
Winkel
the Rhine
Baltic ports show rising shipping activity at steady rates
Copenhagen dated report from January 16 notes Baltic ports exhibit increased movement of ships and cargo at remunerative rates. The Scandinavian Shipping Gazette says British and Scandinavian interests are active, signaling a robust maritime trade trend in the region.
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Copenhagen
Associated Press
Baltic
Scandinavian Shipping Gazette
British and Scandinav
Slaves Sold for Sacrifice in Naga Hills Burma
In northern Burma near the Assam border, slaves are still captured and sacrificed at Naga festival rites. A 1920s report notes six Naga slave sacrifices in two months, with census listing 215 enslaved, some freed or become monks. Nagas raid nearby mountain tribes, not Burmans, for victims.
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Naga Hills
Burma
Rangoon
Associated Press
H. A. Thornton
Assam
Baltic shipping gains amid wartime trade shifts and Baltic state recovery
Baltic trade relies on Russian loans and high freight, with Sweden Finland and Poland boosting sea routes. Danzig maritime activity rises as Estonia Latvia and Lithuania recover economies and move toward gold standard, while England backs Baltic investments and Soviet policies show limited impact on independence.
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Russia
Poland
Germany
Dantzig
Baltic States
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
England
Soviet
Baltic
Venizelos Sets Plebiscite To Decide Greece’s Future
Greek Premier Venizelos announced he will not recall King George before a plebiscite to choose between a monarchy and a republic. He will personally direct the vote and delay until the nationalist officers league is dissolved. A dissolution of the league and new elections are planned afterward with royalist opposition allowed to participate.
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Athens
Ice
Associated Press
Venizelos
George
Greece
Officers League
League
National Assembly
Plans Kansas Day luncheons in Topeka Kansas
Republican former servicemen gather for the Kansas Day Club annual conclave on January 29 in Topeka. Horace Ellis of the National Republican committee will speak at a luncheon, with no policy endorsements planned. About 200 G O P supporters in service ranks expected to attend, aiming to spur state political activity.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Day Club
Horsee
Ellis
National Republican Committee
Chicago
Paul Palmer
Kingman
Kansas Day Clio
Palmer
Dublin Moves to End Poaching Profits
Dublin January 14 Associated Press inland fisheries suffer from universal poaching as disturbances prevent enforcement. Magistrates levy heavy fines but are quickly reduced. Fisheries minister Fionan Lynch plans a bill to make poaching unprofitable and deter moral decline, with water bailiffs to enforce penalties.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Fionan Lynch
Ireland's Trout Fishing Seen as Quiet Holiday Benefit
Lord Mayo backed the bill in the senate and predicted Ireland would again become the playground for anglers who seek a peaceful trout fishing holiday in the calm waters.
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Fisheries
Lord Mayo
Senate
Ireland
Counterfeit Revenue Stamp Plot Busted in Rio
Police seized half a million dollars in government like revenue stamps and a large cash haul after raiding a counterfeit scheme in Rio de Janeiro. Fifteen men were implicated, with leaders being trusted mint employees. stamps were printed using stolen government mint paper ink and plates.
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Rio de Janeiro
Associated Press
Playwright Brust Dissatisfied With German Royalties
Alfred Brust, playwright, voices disappointment over earnings from his stage work in Germany. His "South Seas" in Yamburg earned him royalties worth five pfennigs in paper marks, about one and a quarter cents. A trust bought a postage stamp and sent it to the theater company that produced the play thanking them for handling his work.
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Yamburg
Associated Press
Alfred Brust
Germany
South Seas
Trust
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