State educational appropriation bills to be introduced
Kansas bills seeking 4.284 million for state educational institutions will be introduced tomorrow in both houses. The University receives the largest share with overall increases requested over 1913 and 1914 appropriations. Auditor Davis notes guidance on running expenses and maintenance with new building funds proposed only to be limited.
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Topeka
Board of
Selient
Ly. Aiga
Davis
Journal- World
Market Report Highlights and Mixed Wheat Prices
Market report from Kansas City shows receipts around 14 000 head with higher prices for prime fed steers and mixed cattle. No. 2 hard wheat at 1 56 and various No. 1 to No. 5 grades noted. oats market quoted higher with several grades listed. University and agricultural station figures appear in scattered totals with bid and income figures for educational institutions and local schools cited.
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Kansas City
Duu
Duielian
Kans State Music Teachers Seek Standard of Efficiency
Topeka January 18 The Kansas State Music teachers association urges a state board of education standard of efficiency for public school music teachers. The board considers requiring examinations and certificates matching other teachers. The association also proposes a state wide course of study for music, instruments, voice culture, and grades. It offers to assist if the standard is adopted. A subscription offer for tomorrow's Journal-World is announced with limited numbers.
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Topeka
Kansas State Music Teachers
State Board of Education
Kansas
Music Teachers Association
Board of Education
Por Mayor Announces Candidacy Statement
Por Mayor declares candidacy, stating identity as J. Franeiged amid local political context.
Rebuild Railroad Bridge At Bonner Springs
The Leavenworth Santa Fe branch advances bridge rebuilding over the Kansas River at Bonner Springs with piles driven and new abutments under construction. The steel structure mirrors the old design. In Topeka on January 18 a time card changes effective February 7 add trains Nos 2 and 22 between Kansas City and San Francisco. No 21 departs Kansas City at 10 45 am. California Limited No 3 rerouted via Lawrence and Topeka arriving Topeka at 8 45 am.
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Leavenworth
The
Santa Fe
Kansas River
Bonner Springs
Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence
Emporia
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Gazette reporter fills in as editor and travels
Frank Weiler Jr of Arkansas City covers Gazette duties in Joseph Mart’s absence during the geez legislature. Weiler, formerly editor of the Arkansas Traveler, will work on the Traveler on his return. Also notes a funeral notice for Comrade C. T. Prentice at 740 Wamisiant Street with burial service at Oak Hill. officers Walnade Pp Topper and S Churchill sign off. High School Club meets to discuss delegates to the Wichita Older Boys Conference and basketball practice plans.
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Frank Weiler, Jr
Arkansas City
The
Gazette
Joseph, Mart
Fopeka
Afr
Weiler
Amerly Ety
Arklity
TF Viler
Traveler
G. A. BR
Comrades of
Washington Post No. 12
Post
Ata
C. TK. Prentice
Wamisiant Street
O'Clork P.m
Oak Itl
Will Play Tonight In Business College Basketball League
The second series of games in the Business College basketball league will be played tonight at the ML arena. Teams in the field are listed, with matchups and schedules to follow.
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Business College
Merchants Bowling Team Ties With Blats in Kansas City
The Kansas City Merchants bowling team traveled Saturday afternoon to face the Blats in Kansas City. The two teams split two games apiece and the visitors were royally entertained afterward. The squad included Captain F. T. Barteldes, W. Barteldes, Fred Morris, Waldo Carr, J. W. Frank Sauer, Frank McPatlard, T. C. Green, Henry Gerhart, Talmadge Funk, Fred Saxman, George Kulue, Cromwell Tucker, C. Caldwell, Banks Brown, Sam Moore and N. Sidel.
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Kansas City
Merchants
F. T. Barteldes
PF. W. Barteldes
Fred Morris
Waldo Carr
J. W Frank Sauer
Frank, McPatlard
T. C. Green
Henry Gerhart
Talmadge Funk
Fred Saxman
George Kulue
Cromwell Tucker
C. Caldwell
Banks Brown
Sam Moore
N. Sidel
Biggest subscription push in Journal-World history
The Journal-World teases a landmark tomorrow promising the largest subscription drive yet, aimed at current and new readers. The notice hints at unprecedented numbers and a major push to expand the paper’s reach.
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Tomorrow's Journal-World
Lawrence school bonds ready for delivery in sale
The Lawrence school bonds are ready for delivery after delays. Charles Tucker, who manages the bond site, reports about 19,000 bonds sold with 2,000 worth sold initially. The old restriction that none could be delivered if all bonds were not sold has been removed, and Tucker expects a ready market. The bonds are stated to be free from state or national taxation.
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Lawrence
Chas
Tucker
George ‘Innes Purelt
German Alps
Oberaubergin
Minges
Bavarian
Terel
Sunuy
Judea
Jesus
Nazareth
Bethany
Jemealem
Oberammerzan
Ammer
Elors
Bhaimeless Hives
Willy Prayer
Besitis
Eltén Ag
First Christian Church
Reiver
Evangelist Minges
Gleason's Last Show Promised In Lawrence April
Exciting Lawrence entertainment upcoming with Prof Cileand’s act at Woodland Park and Gleason's final appearance before his April show. Tonight’s Alditorum performance may be the last chance to see Gleason live. Mack Whirl headlines tomorrow with ring action and anchors. Bread prices hold at five cents in Lawrence as bakers endure flour cost pressures.
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Lawrence
Cileand
Woodland Park
Souther Kansas
Alditorum
Gleason
Mack
Uistir
McKedver
Lawrent
Moon and star sighting captivates sky watchers
Last night between dusk and 5:30 observers reported a striking scene as a new crescent moon appeared near one star, creating an illusion of a star hanging from the moon. Separately, Henry L. Winey, chair of the Legislative committee for local retailers, will attend a Topeka meeting to push key legislation.
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Henry L. Winey
Topeka
Council Superintendent Smith Attends Topeka Meetings
In Topeka on Friday and Saturday, Educational Council Superintendent Smith served on the resolutions committee. Bills were approved and will be acted on by the legislature. The council aims to push a full revision of the certificate law as its key legislative objective.
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Smith
Topeka
Eastentiotul Council
Conneil
Local notices from Perry and nearby towns
Reports from Perry and area show residents traveling to Topeka Lecompton and Lawrence for business and visits. Nellie Burke and Mrs Jenkins return from Marshall and Tolaho respectively while Julius Textoy and JULIUS textoy travel for errands. Fred Eyestone Clarence Hurt return from Kansas City. Win Gray and family depart for Tolaho after visiting relatives.
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Perry
Burgess
Lecompton S
Nellie Burke
Topeka
G. Jenkins
Marshall
Ralph
Jenkins
Julius Textoy
Leenworth
Win. Gray
Tolaho
Fred Eyestone
Clarence Hurt
Kansas City
L. T. Stark
Gajoita” Stark
Lawrence
Arts
EOM
Helmante
Hehen
Loussiana
Funeral of John P. Gregory Held at Home
The funeral for John P. Gregory was conducted yesterday at 40 Maing Street at 2 o clock from the home. Reverend A. C. Brown presided. Pallbearers included Lieseis, find sous-in-eliw of the deceased. Mgr. Grenaury leaves with six children: BLA. Ire of Coffeyville, Margaret of Friik Fort, Fred Chegary, Mrs Levens, Mrs Wilson Martig, and Miss Siahdbas Seliellorn of Lantrenre.
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John P. Gregory
Maing Street
Veyerend
A. C. Brown
Lieseis
Mgr
Grenaury
Bla
Levens
Wilson Martig
Mies
Siahdbas Seliellorn
Lantrenre
Trains Delayed Across Western States and Colorado
Train delays reported across the western United States and Colorado yesterday. Western routes saw widespread slowdowns affecting passengers and freight schedules due to unspecified conditions.
Attendance Drives Free Day At Local Event Ad
Secretary Bala notes strong turnout for a free event day with good attendance. Anetrania plans to accommodate a much larger crowd later, while Liberty uses available resources to handle increased demand.
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Bala
Liberty
Discontinued Tournament Plans If Five Teams Enter
Due to lack of interest the shot tournament faces discontinuation. Only five teams entered the reorganized schedule, and if no additional teams join, plans for a new tournament will be dropped.
Preliminary Hearing Notes and Psychology Lecture Series
Blanche Anderson and others are scheduled for a preliminary hearing in the Justice Building. Prof R A Osden discusses recent American Psychological Association proceedings. Prof Schwegler to lecture on Facts About Sin in Mey Hall tonight, with continued lectures and strong attendance expected.
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Prof. Schwegler
Selweeler
Meyhall
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