Reed Signals Run For Governor On Key Kansas Issues
Clyde M. Reed of the Kansas Public Utilities Commission announces his candidacy for governor. He cites enforcement of law, cost and efficiency of government, and a leaner state apparatus as top campaign themes, warning against bureaucratic expansion and overreliance on federal templates. Reed pledges to push for utmost efficiency and economy in state government.
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Clyde M. Reed
Kansas Public Wilities Commission
Emporia
Reed
John McCoy
Ineida
Kansas
McCoy
Emporia Conference
United States’ of America
Jose Vesconcelos
I of Public Instruction
de la Hueva
General Calles
Obrerons
Kansas freight costs and national transport policy debate
The article discusses Kansas dependence on rail for surplus shipment, urging a national transport policy to curb rising freight rates. It notes no navigable rivers, a focus on agriculture, and the need to balance rate fairness with service value. It mentions Clyde M. Reed considering Kansas governor candidacy and a Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers bank opening in Boston.
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Kansas
Nemeuiture
Republic
Great
Mississippi Valley
Public Utilities Commission
New England
Brotherhood of Locomotive, Enginneers
Boston
Miss Gladys Vaughn Absent. Baldwin Notes Teachers
Baldwin News records for Tuesday show seventh grade teacher Miss Gladys Vaughn absent, with Ruth Bowman and Missie Wallace substituting. Other items note Mrs. Andrew James returning home, Mrs. W. C. Thompson visiting Tulsa, and Hetehk Cole visiting Baldwin relatives while wintering in Kansas. The Girl Reserves elect debuts for a state YWCA event in Topeka, and Florence Harrington returns from Los Angeles. Dr. Oscar K. Allison attended Epworth League matters in Chicago.
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Gladys Vaughn
Baldwin
Ruth Bowman
Missie Wallace
Andrew James
Jineen
Elizabeth Riley
W. C. Thompson
Okeema
Ohls
Harvey Dolan
Los Angeles
Cal
Oscar Ki. Allison
First Methodist Church
Chicago
Epworth League
Isses
Helen Hackett
Ruth Riley
Ottawa
C. d. Pisther
Howe
Kansas
Claude Geeks
Kenneth Wilsom
Waverly
Wediyes
M Ha Aldershice
South Eighth Street
Attentanes
Alternatn
William Vaughn Moaly
John
C. CG
Alexander
Alphia
Alderdicu
Kansas Tay
Fy Teartley
Homer KR. Ebright
William Taylor
Kansas City
Hewitt Taylor
Prince William von Preußen sen 17 heir to Germany’s throne
The 17 year old eldest son of the former German crown prince, Prince William von Preußen sen, is described as likely to have become emperor of Germany had the war not intervened.
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William von Preussen
Germany
Kellogg's
Phi Mu house quarantined after scarlet fever case
Rebel Envoy reports Miss Genevieve Haskin fell ill with scarlet fever and was sent home by her parents from Lenexa. The Phi Mu house was quarantined and fumigated as students resumed classes. Guests, travel, and local society notes appear, including a duck roast and a basketball score of 26 to 24 in favor of the visitors.
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Phi Mu
Genevieve Haskin
Harley Haskin
Lenexa
J. W. Pennington
Keahsune
Ethel Fe
Cyoke Mta
Percy
Neodosha
Phi S
Braldwin
Lawrences
Moreno
Wilton Chirk
Fir Pene Ruskine and Loan
Crowder Area Residents Share Weekend Visits
Theodore Armstrong helped Paul iter of Barker saw wood Friday. Miss Nettie Crowder of Lawrence spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J M Crowder. Harley Armstrong spent Sunday with home folks after working near Reno for the past week hauling lops for R W Norwood. W Orr of Lawrence spent Monday night and Tuesday at the Jd M Crowder home. Miss Margaret Norris weekend with home folk. Jack Myers and Coins and family were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hodson Sunday. Owen Mitchell George Tangen and Dave Baily of Lake. Mrs Wl Collins, Marie and Collins were guests at the Bellerman home Sunday. Myers, employed on Captain Creek bridge near Eudora, able to work after hand injury. Levi Bower, former resident, who lost his job as manager of the Bake View store when it burned last Sunday, returned.
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Theodore Armstrong
Pauliter
Barker
Nettie Crowder
Lawrence
J. M. Crowder
Harley Armstrong
Reno
R. W. Norwood
Clarence Hodson
Owen Mitchell
George Tangen
Dave Baily
Lake
Collins
Marie
Bellerman
Myers
Captain Creek
Eudora Hagher
Vance Grimes
Eudora
Levi Bower
Bake View
Valley Grove Social Notes Record Local Activity
Lawrence residents and visitors figure in a crowded Valley Grove page with woodworking, livestock, and harvest tasks. Names include Bryan McGrew moving from Colorado to farm east of McLouth, and Mr. Parsons helping with hog butchering. Community hosts, dances, and visits fill the week.
South high school youths plan MeLouth visit Sunday
The item notes South high school students planning a trip to MeLouth on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Etta Smith spent Wednesday with Mrs Dan Smith while Smith Bros. did wood in the afternoon. C G Petrie traded in Law and Ira Ward were Thursday. The passage references historic notes on arbitration beginnings and an 18th century sewing machine patent by Charles F Weisenthal.
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South High School
MeLouth
Etta Smith
Dan Smith
Smith Bros
C. G. Petrie Trading In Law
Ira Ward
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Maria
Owen D. Young
United States
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Lern
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News City
Baker Endowment
University Senate
Wallace Club
Kathryn Lawson
D. Ti. Lawson
Woman's Home Missionary Society
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Me Dixon
Asses A. Shum- 3
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Margaret Lund
Senor
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Adolfo de la Huerta
de la Huerta
Vera Cruz
State Department
Washington
Obregon
Ibran
Cooke
Torchbom
Kellogg’s
Pight
Theodore
Osgood Armstrong
Rollie Stanwix
Henry Bevermann
Lake View
Harry Carr
Haas
C. F. Carr
Pleasant Valley
Alice Armstrong
Bryant
Godfrey
Grover Rothwell
Theodore and
Valley Grove
Bryan McGrew
Colorado
Mark Heddin
Charlie Petrie
Winifred Thiry
Tra Ward
Mr. Lombard
McLiowth
Kearney
Charlie
Terrie
Roy Wells
Wharjes Stewart
France
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