Return of marines and law enforcement debate
The text discusses calls for recalling U S marines from Nicaragua to allow Nicaraguans to live in peace, while depicting political strains over who should govern. It also analyzes Kansas government budget plans to strengthen prohibition enforcement, evaluating fund allocation, efficiency of peace officers, and the balance between new spending and existing enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nicaragua
Sandino
Lberal
Mellon
Congress
Nim An
Reed
Angas
Kansas
Douglas County
Journal World
Inaugural publicity and public service promises noted
The piece discusses Hoover era diplomacy, the president elect’s travel plans, and the growth of public service staffs. It notes Topeka crowd sizes for inaugurations, a statewide inaugural committee forming, and references Woodrow Wilson’s idea of pitiless publicity as a remedy for big business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Reed
Chanute Tribune
Kahsas
Representative Hall
Ku Klux Klan
Woodrow Wilson
Kansas Geologic Survey Urged to Expand State Resources
The Emporia Gazette urges Kansas to fund a full geologic survey to map uncharted areas, inventory mineral wealth, and aid in water, construction, and agricultural improvements. It argues the survey could yield millions in benefits, comparing Kansas to other states that support such research with tens of thousands to millions in appropriations. The editorial notes Kansas miners and wheat, highlighting missed opportunities without proper state backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. US
Kansas
Testock
Nebraska
Arkansas
Kanas Geological Survey
Emporia Gazette
Lawrence Scholars Organize Athenaeum Society
Local Lawrence residents plan to form a new literary society under the name Lawrence Athenaeum. The Journal job office has produced a large catalog for F Barteldes & Co Kansas Seed House signaling a thriving wholesale business. A graduate, Frank MacLennan of Emporia, seeks guidance on building a successful public library model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State University
Lawrence
Lawrence Athenaeum
Journal
Emporia
Bartle to Leave on Business Trip Tonight
Invitations were sent for a reception hosted by A S Olin and Mrs RE Tanner. The event marks F Bartle’s departure on a business trip, with plans announced for the gathering tonight in Chi tago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bartle
Vs. A. S
Olin
RE. D. Tanner
University news and local society notes in Lawrence
The paper records university events and resident movements. Prof E Haworth travels to Washington to advocate a 150000 government appropriation for state universities. Harry Place, now a U S Marshall in California, visits Lawrence after eighteen years away. Mrs J W Gilmore plans a Savannah trip. Navajo girls meet at Miss Mabel Lighters home. Eldridge Hall gains a new fire escape after a fire inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
William P. Pugh
E.haworth
Washington
United States
Harry Place
Col
A. 'T. Place
Lawrence
California
Cole
C. .E. Learnard
Gilroy California
Tracy Learnard
Learnard
University of Kansas
C. F. Hall
J. W. Gilmore
Savannah
Georgia
Mabel Lighter
New York Street
Reinisch
Eldaiidge Hail
Reds Break Out Again At German Capital With Elections
Ten years ago on January 17 the paper reports elections in Berlin as the Bolshevik and bourgeois forces clash amid calls for violent measures. It notes a life and death struggle between factions, with the government targeting Bolshevik power and the National Assembly election context in a war period. Lawrence Pastor linked to Midland Lutheran College board presidency discussions. Local items include a tree-for-soldier bill proposal and a property rights measure for women. Birthday party for Grace Vernon and quilting bee details plus Frank Godding’s return to Camp Funston are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Bourgoise
Spartacan
Lawrence
Midland Lutheran College
Stauffer
East Soldier Topeka
Kansas
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
E.G. Vernon
Rhode Island Street
Grace
Katherine Weatherby
Ruth Hungerford
Dorothy Pipes
Gretoria Smith
Alice Sherbon
Elizabeth Sherbon
Joyce Bleck
Grace Vernon
James Steven
RB. Anderson
William Newman
C.B. Strong
M. H. Wright
W. T. Quinlan
Did you ever stop to think about modern business ethics
Robert Wenlon Wynen of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce argues that commerce has gained a new moral and spiritual character. He says business leaders now focus on human valuation, balancing profits with worker welfare, and view business as national and world citizenship beyond mere material gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obert Wenlon Wynen
Lamages
San Francisco
World Leaders in a Commercial Civilization
Commentary argues that surplus or deficit makes business international and successful figures must possess global vision. It claims business leaders are world leaders and commerce drives modern civilization, even influencing church morality and mobilization. It notes the church should welcome commerce principles and acknowledges its impact on global leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Church New
This Date Kansas History 1878 Cleared by Death and Correspondent
Jeremiah Clark, a Leavenworth pioneer, is dead. Ward Burlingame becomes the Washington correspondent of the Atchison Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Clark
Leavenworth
Ward Burlingamé
Washington
The
Atchison Champion
Fire destroys White School basement and books
Two travelers near Midland sighted a blaze in the White schoolhouse basement and alerted the board. A chemical car and fire truck arrived late due to a freight train, and the blaze caused total loss with insured partial coverage. Miss Lois Emick lost many classroom books.
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Topeka
White School House
North Lawrence
Lois Emick
Fred Heck
James Houk
Charles Spray
Elmer Weibel
Houk
Robert Weibel
Mémorial ‘ Hospital
C. A. Jones
Elmer Ousdahl
Pirotte
H. 9. Bruchmiller
Oskaloosa News Roundup and Local Happenings
Mrs. George Russell’s visit, D. L. Harcourt’s influenza recovery, and the Johnston dairy move to Lecompton set the town gossip. Presbyterian service hosted a hymn program, Westminster Guild met, and the Colonial club enjoyed a Friday gathering with musical interludes and fund discussions. County weather, road crews clearing 70 miles of drifted roads, and a lake resort plan near Tongsenoxie are noted along with school poultry talks and local civic notes.
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D. L. Harcourt
Cobb
Johnston
Lecomptin
Westminster Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Horace
Phinney
Doris Welliver
Margaret
Luce
Society of Friends
Kircher
Colonial Club
F. W. Coleman
John Sutton
First
Kansas Library
Frank Haynes
John Roberts
Girl Reserves
Memorial Fund
F. H. Roberts
John Weishaar
Frank Haines
Ralph Haines
Mattie Kaufmann
Cora Haines
Atchison
Fred Thompson
Topeka
Nincehelser
Walter- Means
McLouth
Douglas Cottage
North
Liberty Street
Mee Means
Shre
Jessie True
Fairbury
Neb
Howard Larins
W. J. Nincehelser
Dri McCreight
St. Peas Hospital
Waugh
Oskaloosa
Tongsnoxie
Leavenworth Lake
Jefferson County Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Tike Brown
Larney-Sepraves
American Legion
Roscoe Jenskins
Th. G. Henry
L. Tf. Anderson
Jack Clark
Joseph Vendial, Jr
A. H. Tebben
Perry
Hays
Perry Boys
Horace Phinney
Sabuary
M. A. Bender
Holton
Lowe
Jesse
Train Crash and Car Wreck Claims Several Injured
Reported collision left a car overturned with Grayson suffering a sprain and multiple head cuts. A passenger train struck a car near Hambohit, killing a man whose skull was crushed. Morford is hospitalized with a spinal back injury. Additional items note language policy debates in Illinois and a paper company acquisition in Topeka.
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Grayson
Mr. Grayson
Nick Fish
X .Grayson
Santa Se
Hambohit
Avais
D Morford
South Mound
Kans
Alerman
Randal
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Journal-World
v. C@ SIMONS
Murra
Minalness
Ken Josph Simons
Massachusetta Street
Beawrence
Cartier
Chicago
A. R Keatm
Hartford Building
New York
Frankie Alcorn
Madison Ave
Associated
Associated Press
Terwisze
Esa Sm
Ihursday
Hoover
West Indies
Fort Scott, Silll
Edson RK
Waite Shawnee
Oklahoma
Cad
RPA PO
Callan
Betty
Publishers Syndicate
Midland
Mid. Russell Shew
Grange
Fred Lewis
C. G. Lee
Otto Sitz Ar
Nowata
Okla
Margaret Pirotte
Blaylock
de Sotto
Dorothy Bruchmiller
Alice Hemme
Emil Heck
Edwin Schowengerds
Russell Shaw
L. T. Moore
Vesta White
Bla Pylorky
de Soto
Elmer Onsdahl
Leo
Guy Shultz
George Robertson
Ruth J
Harlan Eugene
Eibest
Wilfred Onsdahl
Kenneth Jones
H.O. Bruchmiller
Fra Toms Home
Galen Ware
Edwin, Schowen
Gerdt End
Annette
Otto Sitz
Walter Love
Guy Shuitz
Bob Spaht
Marion
Clifford Cooper
Jorge Newton
Charles Hust Lloyd. Moore
Vesta
White
Flory
Lone Star
Mary Lou
Mary Lou Pray
Margaret Lewi
Jhe Alen
Suite
M. M
George Russell
Hen
Amos Leech
Ham
C. F E. Dellinger
Roberts
Watkins Hall
Amos Goldman
Kansas City
James Conway
Macy McCasin
Seminole
Joe Brown
James, Eubank
Leona Hi
Orr Carson
Winchester
Maurice Reagan
Drummins
F. H. Heegendeffer
Heseendeffer
Rev. Tebben
Method Church
Miss Vie
J. W. Rabsrte
Cha Needham
Hamm
Harvey Tait
Hegeendeffer
Louis
Evan
Anul Ia
van Bupeka
Bucky
C. B. A McClellar
Nancy
M 3
Lawrence Saturd
Jerson
Oval
Jeanette Jacqual
Charles McCov
Frank, Jr
Mary Bynum
W. A. Payne
Grantville
Ani
St.Francis Hospital
Register
Treasury
Edward TF
Ha Ividge
Ferrister
O. Wands
Nakata
Tlinois
Topeka Paper Company
Py—Carpenter Paper Company
Central 4Anor Company
BAYER
Sallezlaclé
Lawrence National Bank
Dr. Gowdy
MR. Graves
R. F
the Gowdy Medical Co
Lawrence, Kansas
Gavdyowder
D. M. Graves
Dr. Lawrence
Kanive
Dr. Gewdy
Mer. Graves
Round Corner
Lagent
Gowdy Medical CC
Round Corner Drug Stores
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