Pan American conference noted amid varied aims and issues
The Topeka Journal reviews the Pan American conference in Havana, noting a mix of Europe derived traditions and shared regional interests. It discusses diverse agendas, including Nicaragua’s order restoration, Mexican unrest, and Chilean border talks, stressing common concerns over mere differences.
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Havana
Equator
Europe
Tpi
United States
Americas
Yestore
Nicaragua
Mexico
Chile
Fern
Kansas Day in Topeka Sparks Ticket Frauds and Political Dissent
Fragmented OCR remarks describe doubt over presidential influence and alienist opinions, then note Topeka’s Kansas Day as a rumored hub for ticket schemes. Secretaries and committee member Mulvane allegedly plan to mislead applicants aiming for Kansas City convention tickets. The draft hints at political tension and power wielding.
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Mtn Fm
Topeka
Kansas Day
Mulvane
Kansas City
Fifty Six Fears And Local Happenings In Oak Hill
Old Home Town column recalls the Quantrell raid remains at Oak Hill with interments, campus break‑ins at the University, and a Lawrence Dramatic Association update. Also notes Kansas City opera plans, an orphan asylum bequest, a buggy wreck, recitals, and local social events. Mentions Ralph Van Beman’s archaeology leadership and today’s events in culture and prohibition celebration.
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Oak Hill
Bedip
University
Witherell
Michael Erte
John Donnelly Pikes
Phillip Starville
Kansas City
Troost
Waving Teft
Cdundane
Washington national Press Club to Dedicate New Home in 1924
President Coolidge will dedicate the national monument to the capital with the January 28 address at the $10,000,000 National Press Club building. The 14 story edifice overlooks the White House and Treasury, houses 1,000, and showcases wall murals of newspaper history.
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Washington
Ses ‘ ‘Idomu
Coolidge
Natonal Press Club
Hewandoers
White House
Treasury
Washington Monument
National Press
Fourteenth
Fourteenth Street
E Jong
Old Guard
Felix Mahoney
Unusic
Graham
Nichols
Ifirst
Branth
J. Fred Hasaby
Baltimore Sun
Louis Ludlow
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Armstrong
Thos Angeles Times
George’ ‘Authier
Minneanglis Tugune Aha Haskins
Frank Lorant
Avery Marks
Washington Newspapermien
Carter Field
New York
Merald.Pribunes
John T. Suter
Associated Press
Henry J. Sweinhart
Havas News Agency
A. H. Kirche
Hofer
Buffalo Evening News
Theodore Tiller
The
Atlanta Journal
Ulric Bell
Boniselle Couric Journal
Arthur J. Dodge
James William Bryan
Washin Ston
National’ Press
Essary
Ballimoret Sun
Republicans Seek Sentiment for Secretary Hoover in New York
A conference at the Hotel Roosevelt launched a campaign in New York to build support for Herbert Hoover’s presidential bid. Attendees included Ogden Mills and Seymour Lowman, among others, with Donovan of Buffalo also present. Firemen hold annual ball tickets on sale for January 27. A citywide canvass of downtown business districts is planned.
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New York State
New York
Commerce
Herbert
the Treasury
Col
William
J. Donovan
Buffalo
Taul Ingalls
Backus
Hemataa
Church Notices and Services Across Town
Fragmented OCR item lists church programs, sermons, classes, and meetings. Highlights include First Christian Church evening sermon on modern flaws, Trinity Episcopal Church installation plans, and Presbyterian Church social and choir events with schedule notes and attendee reminders.
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Trinity
Episcopal Church
Frantis Bugton Saanery
Weave
Vilacds
Agletians
Jesus Christ
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jesus
Alawseg
Ted Schoenlein
Brotherhood
Tae
Trev
Pulk
Shepherd
Shelley
Man
There Are No Odes to the Flapper’s Eyebrow
A historical column contrasts flapper imagery with past female ideals. It argues poetry lacks inspiration for the flapper, favoring the Gibson Girl and independent pioneer woman. The author predicts the modern flapper, reliant on gin and appearance, will fade as tastes change.
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United States
Jooks
Pales Iedea
Dore
Eden
Soast
Ham LineoIn
Aaa
Sha
Cloudy weather forecast across Kansas today
Topeka reports continued cloudy skies with little temperature change. Night lows are expected near 25 in the north and around 32 in the southeast, with trace rain in Wichita and Kansas City and no moisture in the northwest.
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Topeka
Bureau
E. Y
Concordia
Dodge City
Wichita
Kansas City
Kansas
S.D. Mora
Opeka
Local Big Springs meeting and Sunday visits noted
The Big Springs community notes a chapter meeting with Mrs. J Rankle, Mrs. A Be Knatss, and Charles Tella A Jones, plus two vocal numbers by Mrs. J W Kreider and Mrs. Mester Robinson. Guests from Lecompton attend. Later, Big Springs Farm Bureau met at the schoolhouse with past president Mrs. R F Buck and new president Mrs. Nettie Noe presiding. attendees included Miss Esther Balnmaier Elizabeth Balnmaier Frances Balmmaier Emmy Glenn and others.
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Douglas
J.rankle
Knatss
Charles Tella
A. Jones
W. GT. U
J W. Kreider
Mester. Robinson
Lecompton Vocal Organization
Mig
Alex
Slavhter
Eines ‘Albert
Big Springs
Mary' Glenn
Gus” ‘Hartman
Big Springs Farm Bureau
R.f.buck
Nettie Noe
Esther Balnmaier
Elizabeth Balnmaier
Frances Balmmaier
Emmy Glenn
Gargle Remedy Promised For Sore Throat Inexpensive Bayer Aspirin Mix
An old recipe suggests dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water for a throat gargle. Repeat every few hours if needed. Use genuine Bayer Aspirin marked with the Bayer Cross, sold in twelve tablet boxes at a few cents.
Tanlac touted as relief for digestive troubles
The piece promotes Tanlac for stomach and bowel ailments, claiming 90 percent of sickness stems from digestion. It urges readers to relish and properly digest food and keep bowels regular, citing Tanlac’s record as a relief for long standing digestive issues.
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