Moody and Ferguson era begins in Texas politics
Dan Moody accepted the governorship amid a large crowd as Miriam A. Ferguson officially yielded Texas’ highest office. Ferguson, the first female Texas governor, reflected on her tenure and praised Moody while noting political differences and the public’s expectations for continuity in state governance. Moody pledged to take on duties with resolve and to preserve the reforms begun under Ferguson’s administration.
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Austin
Texas
Tan
Dan Moody
Miriam A. Ferfruson
Wren
Moody
Wis
Weather summary for Kansas counties and towns
Snow probable in several counties with freezing conditions across Hutchinson Ackaeily areas. Clouds and light precipitation expected with little temperature change. Snowy and frozen conditions noted in Coffe villy and nearby counties with a mix of sleet in some towns.
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Kansas
Hutchinson
Ackaeily
White House outlines Coolidge Mexico policy in oil dispute
The White House framed President Coolidge’s stance on the Mexico oil and land dispute as focused on protecting American property. He argues actions are aimed at pre fiscation concerns and to safeguard nationals, while considering Monroe Doctrine backed responses. The topic tied to broader Central American instability and Nicaragua peace proposals, with Congress debating foreign policy.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Mexico
Coolidge
United States
Gentral
South ‘American
Itc
Washingtin
Nicaragua
Diaz
Heflin
Alabama
Knights of Coumbus
Controversy Over Nicaragua War Revival Prompted in Congress
Representative Berger of Wisconsin revived the Nicaragua war dispute in a two day press cycle criticizing Coolidge policy and secretary Ketloge. He argued the administration protects American capitalists even at American lives loss, accusing the government of pro Bolshevik propaganda and warning against a drift toward war with Mexico and other nations due to surplus product disposal dynamics.
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Washington
Nica
Berger
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Ketloge
Netlore
Mexico
Nicaragua
Three colored men accused in coal theft from lumber yard truck
City officers arrested Will Ponders Clyde Taylor and Gerald Bowers after a Ford coal truck was allegedly stalled and its load pilfered valued at 13.56 per ton. Ponders admitted taking some for himself. others deny involvement as officers recover remaining coal and inspect the yard at daybreak.
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Buanyner Bowntan-Sfadhawa’ Tauber Comisny
Will Ponders
Clyde Taylor
Gerald Bowers
Will Johns
Avila
Fimbes Yard
Timgelé
Chaplin Safe Wardrobe Panel Reveals Hidden Fortune
Attorneys for Lita Gray Chaplin seek alimony from Charlie Chaplin through a $16,? million fortune claimed from his income. Receivers plan sale of Chaplin assets at Beverly Hills home after discovering a wardrobe panel concealing a safe. The court awaits bond and appeal outcomes as actions proceed.
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Tins Angelos
Aittorneys
Lita Gray Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
Beverly-Hills
Mide
Hert
Merman Spitzel
Chaplin, Statutes] Inc
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Gurm McNabin
TJ Wast
Grey Chaplin
Conti
Supreme ‘Court
Mortgages Decrease in Douglas County Totals
Mortgage records show a drop in Douglas County with 1,149 mortgages filed against 2026 totals down 220 from 1925. Total indebtedness fell from 2,603,324. Combined fees for mortgage registration were turned over to the county school fund, amounting to 6,2015 in 1925 and 5.
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Isa Wellman
Register
Arminal
Douglas County
Douplad
Mortiagas
Kansas Buttlers Elect Porterfield President At Salina
E L Porterfield of Salina was elected president of the Kansas Buttlers of Carbonated Beverages at the annual convention in Salina with Matt Sanger Concordia as vice president and John W Copings Topeka as a board member. The organization will hold its convention in Topeka.
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Pittsburg
Kans
Ian
E. L. Porterfield l
Salina
Kansas
Buttlers
Matt Sanger
Concordia
John W. Copenings
Tola
New
Hekelykaemper-Atchison
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Hhyy Newton
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Topeka
Addressing Ministers Alliance Meeting on Religion and Liberty
The Regular monthly meeting of the Ministerial Alliance was held at the Chamber of Commerce with Butler Puls Edward Jerman McKenazie and others present. Dr Watt gave an illuminating address on Religion Maryland and Rhode Island and the early religious life in America. The discussion analyzed Williams role in establishing religious liberty and the next gathering was planned.
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Butler
Puls
Edward Jerman
McKenazie
Saver
Richard
Tine Smith
Kiven
Watt
Maryland
Rhode
America
Williams
Snow blankets Kansas as system sweeps state
Snow covers Topeka and northern Kansas with up to an inch in some areas, as a broad storm blankets the state. Forecasts predict little temperature change with highs around zero to below freezing. residents brace for more wintry conditions as cashing in on unsettled weather affects travel and daily life.
Congress Nears Vote in Lausanne on Turkish Ties
Fragmentary notes indicate a noon meeting as Congress debates a Lausanne related issue involving Turkey. Possible discussions include alliance ties and anticipated votes, with surrounding references to stalls or diversions.
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Gongress
Henate
Lausannty
Lawmakers debate repeal of anti cigarettes law in Kansas
In Topeka petitions flood the Kansas House demanding repeal of the anti cigarette law. A Topeka petition with 2300 signatures led the push, while lawmakers debated enforcement and the patriotism of smoking through history and wartime experiences. Legislation author McGagin argued petitions should not drive policy, defending the current statute as protecting public health.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Zetzon
Beachy
Bennett
Shakers
Montgomery
Schariee
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Slove
Syoke
Fat Hoy
Radney
Bill Oe
Referendum Ballots Split In Emporia Cigarette Law Vote
In Emporia the referendum on the anti cigarette law divided both sides after petitions for and against. Secret postcard ballots were tabulated from a list of names, showing an unclear result with a four to one majority for or against the proposed tax and penalties on cigar ettes sales to minors.
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Emporia
Fanti 18
Tidigarte Tay
Gazettea Ifent
Directo
Shaw
Ee Penalti
Opinion on Bonus Loans Delays Hinted by Coolidge
President Coolidge leans on Director Hines to decide if veterans should convert bonus certificates into loans. He noted daily rising cooperation from banks, with fourteen New York banks secured by the veteran affairs director.
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Washington
Van
Coolidge
Iba
Mike
Hines Fuyia
Ioans
Fere
Hines
New Milk Law Meet Draws Disapproval in Douglas County
About fifteen members of the dairy association gathered at the Sharpher of Commerce to oppose new milk regulations. They argued high registration fees and monthly cow checks are costly and impractical, questioning temperature rules and pasteurization standards. County Agent Gilkison offered assistance, while the group warned small retailers may struggle to stay viable. A follow up meeting is set for February 7 with a possible address by A T Stockdyke of the Kansas Agricultural College.
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Cetreenge
Douglas County
Duetirs Association
Sharpher of Commerce
Kat
A. T. Gilkison
Bone
A. Ti. Stockdyke
Omar
Kansas Agallerie
Mrs Kaway to Speak at KU Convocation in Tokyo Theme
Miss Kaway, a former national secretary for a women’s organization and long active in education, will speak at a convocation at 4540 auditorium. Her talk titled The Land of the Rising Sun will cover Japan’s political social and religious aspects. The National Board sponsors her American tour and she plans to found a college in Japan upon return.
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Japan
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Fand
Janay
Tsudi
The
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Kulgurel ‘College
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Lawrenc e Board Endorses Uniform Motor Vehicle Act
The Lawrence Board of Directors endorses a resolution backing the Uniform Motor Vehicle Act. Stone leads bill prep with support from the state legislature and the National Association, highlighting anti theft provisions and licensing rules. The act sets vehicle size limits, license requirements, and safety measures, with advocacy at upcoming meetings.
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Lawrence Chamb
Baker
Stone
nBay
Gations Insurance Companies
Wolf Drive Event Planned in View Neighborhood Saturday
A Wolf Drive fundraiser is scheduled for Saturday at 1 o'clock in the View neighborhood. The event will offer high red riffs and the Wolves will be sold at the auction.
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Bellview
Aviator Fined For Flying Too Low Over Garnett Kansas
Kansas City pilot Kane at Bicards Field was fined 25 dollars plus 8 dollars costs for flying too low over Garnett Kansas. Mayor W We Gowdy said the offense occurred in January and the pilot denied the charge, calling the fine cheaper than a court fight.
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Kansas City
Jane
Kane
Garnett
Kansas
W. We
Gowdy
City planning commission votes on Third Street zoning change
At a special meeting the city planning commission discussed rezoning North Third Street from Perry Street to the city limits for business use while the remaining sections stay residential. The vote to recommend changes followed petitions and a plan to amend the zoning ordinance, with nominations from Walker, Dinsmoor, Arnold and Tanner among others.
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Nyeniye
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Commerce
Third
Lawrie
Perry Street
Percy Street
Nort Dlty
Guy Commission
Bande ‘Bf
Plannings Commission
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Ed’ Arnold
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Seven-Pay Fines In Milk Case At Lawrence
Seven dairy dealers appeared before Justice Stevens charged with selling adulterated milk in Lawrence. They pleaded guilty, fined one dollar plus costs, and indicated possible injunctions affecting their operations. Some dealers plan to contest the charges while a few had already paid fines.
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Woolman
State “Board of Health
Stevens
Stevens Ares Bypati Wy Schell
Saunders
Winelae i
Winchell
Awas
Hacterialogi
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Fragmentary notes on municipal water disposal and talks
A garbled page recounts discussions on garbage disposal, waterworks, and a Lawrence filtration plant. Officials including a senior public accountant from the League of Municipalities, Doctor Gilkerson of Kansas City, and others speak on operations, basins, and planned improvements.
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League of San Municipalities
Wit
Pattenen
Tip Veaten
Dia Systems
Lausanne Pact Revision Sparks Senate Debate in Washington
Fragmented OCR reads of a Senate discussion on revising the Lausanne treaty. Borah and supporters push for clarity amid disputes over diplomatic relations and necessary concessions.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Vale
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