Topeka politics spark brotherly love talk and plots
In Topeka a winter of party politicking unfolds as Governor Davis plans economy measures and lawmakers debate funding and veto strategies. The piece notes anticipated committee appearances, budget skirmishes, and potential 1924 senatorial implications including Frazier’s Kansas revival and Capper’s possible stance.
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Topeka
Ptt
Epworth League
State House
John Bright
Davis
Nonpartisan League
Frazier
Me Eo League
Kansas
Iabor
Tas League
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Senator Capper
Jap Income Increases Government Revenue Rise Report
Tokyo reports the Imperial Government earned 1,043,000,000 yen in the seven months to November 1, up 16,000,000 from a year earlier. Revenue sources include land tax, income tax, and multiple excises with totals broken down by category such as stamp and miscellaneous revenues.
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Tokio
Confer On Pert Refunding War Debt Between U S and Britain
Washington reports negotiations on refunding Britain's WWI debt to the United States will continue via the British embassy after the debt commission returns to London at week’s end. The joint session of British and American commissions concluded today, outlining next steps.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
London
Topeka meeting review and local notices
H B Ober spoke at the Topeka meeting of windowd curators reviewing display methods. Arch Oliver of the American Legion offers aid to ex service men with vocational or compensation claims. Prisoners rise early as sheriff Will Johns touts a clean jail. Hog inspectors plan a February 27 purebred sale. Elling tours the county. Achning returns from Kansas City hardware convention. Court house doors refreshed with varnish and paint. Chamber of Commerce basketball team sets up headquarters to coordinate future games.
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Windowd&curators
Topeka
College Town
Arch Oliver
American Legion Post
Will Johns
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G. G. Elling
Mr. Elling
Lawrence
Wages Rise in Japan Report From Tokyo Chamber
Tokyo on June 18 reports the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce found an upward tendency in labor wages October. Of fifty classes, eight rose, thirty-two remained nearly steady, with an overall October increase of about half a sen. Weavers glass makers bricklayers shoe makers and tailors saw wage gains while watchmakers breweries confectionery lumber and general fancy trades stayed flat. An average of about 300 patents a year is noted for women in Great Britain. Missouri deep shaft jump coal $9.50 ton. University Coal Co.
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Tokio
Great Britain
Kiwanis Club Deliberates on Children’s Code Bills
The Kiwanis Club met informally at Wiedemann’s as a scheduled luncheon was canceled due to illness of publicity executive Fl Jarrell. Members planned to obtain copies of 16 children’s code bills before the legislature and discussed stock for Lawrence Country Club and a wireless program at a Ford agency event.
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Wiedemann’s
Jarrell
Santa Fe
Topeka
Billy
Glen Charlton
Lawrence “Country Club
Eltt
Ford Agency
Star Springs
Elocx
Missouri farm bloc organized in Missouri House
Jefferson City Jan 18 sixty one members of the Missouri House formed a farm bloc to advance farmer interests Joel K R Cary of Carroll County was elected a leader and TLew B Bell of Balls County named secretary The bloc will not be limited to agriculturists and welcomes anyone interested in former legislation Leaders from both majority and minority records aided the organization in the session
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Jefferson City
House of Representatives
Joel
KR. Cary
Carroll County
Bell
Balls County
Crew Believed Lost From Helvetia Schooner
Norfolk Virginia January 18 coast guard officials believe the entire crew of eleven aboard the schooner Helvetia have perished after the vessel capsized no trace of the men has been found.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Vessel capsizes during storm. derelict identified as Helvetia
Investigation into the wrecked vessel reveals the derelict sighted near Winter Quarter Light was the Helvetia, which departed New York on December 18 for Charleston. It is being towed to port by the coast guard cutter Manning after the loss of the ship in heavy seas. Exports for 1922 show a rise to 9.83 billion dollars, up from 4.85 billion in 1923 and 2.48 billion in 1918.
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Sionth
Helvetia
New York
Charleston
South Carolina
Coast Guard
Washington
Départment of Commerce
Mentho Sulphur Claim For Quick Eczema Relief
A noted skin specialist endorses Mentho Sulphur as a swift remedy for skin irritation and eczema. The preparation supposedly destroys skin irritants, soothes the skin, and leaves it clear, with sufferers advised to obtain a small jar from a druggist and use it like a cold cream.
Old-Time Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkener
An old home remedy for restoring natural hair color uses Sage and Sulphur. The Wyeth compound, cured by drugstores, promises darkening the hair evenly with a long-lasting natural look.
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