Thrift Week Talks From Faculty Of Business And Law
Thrift Week events feature lectures from Dean H Wi Arang of the law school on Make a Will Prof A d Beynton Own Your Home and Prof Earl A Moser on In yest in Sale Secu 4 The program will be live on BFRU with a noon talk tomorrow and another tomorrow evening at 7. Radio plans include further appearances by faculty in the arts and business schools with additional speakers and broadcast times.
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Facply
School of Business
School of Law
BFRU
H. Wi Arang
A. d. Beynton
Earl A. Mozer Wall
Sale
School At Fine Arts
Arnab
Demarraw
Beynton Bejmerrew Ovenme
Tom
Moser Priday
Ieevhowl 1
Inn
Ike
School of
Fing Arts
Aine
Miles
Toni
Miles Leysisk
Fiche Hebborr
PIN P.m Radio Hailetin
Canis
Yy Aparien Inn
Yale
Titop
Pirift
Aluett
Eerinent
Wissess Niaanen
Eliest
Business
Daveat
Kansas Legislature considers broad farm relief and banking changes
Topeka Kans Jan 19 AP Farm relief measures drew the attention of the Kansas legislature with a concurrent resolution urging nationwide action. The measure asks Congress to adopt policies aiding American agriculture and industry. Additional debates focus on judiciary reforms and banking regulations, including proposed limits on new credit ventures and mandatory oversight.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Senate
Gabrielxon
Montrose
Congress
Fressent Coolidge
Snd
Wiliam Fardine
Periculture
Farley
McNary Haven
Gabrielson
Chandler
Billy
Supreme Court
Warty
Haunting Business Sale At 717 Massachusetts Fleet
The sale of the National Away store at 717 Massachusetts begins Friday at 8 o clock in the morning. The advertisement states the entire stock and fixtures are offered at reduced prices with the aim to clear every article before departure, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Nhe
Massachusetts Fleet
Foureal
Jrantaers
Lawrence
Manhattans Subway Drifter Survives Five Days underground
In Brooklyn and Manhattan a man endured five days living in the subway after a failed job search. With only 60 cents and a few chocolates, Louis slept aboard trains, moving between lines until exhaustion and hunger forced a conclusion.
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York
Dan
Tov de Sehiesstein
Brooklyn
Subway
Louis
Manhattan
Jline
Levis Maselave
New York
Civic clubs hear revivalist Amy Semple McPherson in Wichita hall
A few hundred civic club members packed a Wichita hotel hall to hear evangelist Amy Semple McPherson speak on prohibition and her Four Square Gospel work. She declined to comment on court appearances, noting that all is forgiven and forgotten. The event preceded her departure for Topeka and San Francisco.
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Wichita
Ligaen
Ag Noph
Aimee Semple Mic
Lopeka
Admit Fourteen To Bar At Tonekit Kansas
Thirteen men and one woman Diss Nellie Ruth Croots of Topeka were admitted to the Kansas bar after successful examinations. Other new attorneys listed include TAL Wrelov, Mary Gista Cadison, and several others with mixed legibility. A taxpayers meeting is planned at Franklin school house at 8 o clock Thursday with Representative Willard Moregwan to discuss Topeka affairs and bills.
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Tonekit
Kans
A.P
Nellie Ruth Croots
Topeka
Kansas
Doday
State
Eng
Tal Wrelov
Gista Cadison
Lewis
Aguivola
Li Bene
Japrald B
Witheld
Rubert
Stanley Gar
Warns
Wellinricu
Barbier
Bonner & Nehia
Ruth Cows
Tophkar
Derome Dawes
Tenis Wiered
Krings
Lowey Law
Taxpayers
Franklin
New "Bomb" Toy Invention Aims at Moscow Streets
A fragmented report claims a new flea bomb device is devised by gangs of homeless children in Moscow. The text describes youths aged roughly ten to eleven gathering near rail stations and hotels, signaling a distressing urban issue amid chaotic, unclear details about locations and transfers.
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Moscow
Harold
Damapeland
Ethet Street
Woolstonde
Ransfers
Monocle Mishap at League of Nations Meeting
British foreign secretary Chamberlain wears a rimmed monocle during a League of Nations session. The lens slips from his eye as he reads a document, quickly dropping to his lap. He steadies it with a quick, practiced movement and resumes reading without dropping eye contact.
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Austen
Chamberlai
Danny
Chamberlain
The
League of Nations
Assemblag
Minervisa Club Meets Amid Snowy Week in Barker
Local notes record the Minervisa club meeting pending Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Seymour Gentry, while numerous Barker residents appear in and around town. Reports mention Mrs. Barr Gorrill and Virginia visiting relatives in Alta Vista and Lawrence, and many calls between neighbors including Miss Anna Mitchell, the Wiggins family, and Gentry. Snowstorms hinder events such as the Barker C. B. A. lodge gathering, with several social visits listed across Barker and nearby Lawrence.
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Minervisa Club
Seymour Gentry
C. A. Richards
Alta
Vistay Kan
Harry ‘Cart
Harley Armstrong
Barr
Gorrill
Virginia
Paul
Carl Myers
Ernest Oth
Anna
Mitchell
Baxter
Winter
D. Wilson
Lawrence
Barker C. B. A. _ lodge
Apna
Hee Begther
J. Wh. Mitchieell
Barr Gorrill
J. B. Wigs
Ora May
Baxter Homes
Henry Armatrone
M.A. Gordill
Fprn
Lake View
Gentry
P.B
Linyrence
Bigsby
Mitchell Called. “Tir iMra
Wiggins
Lois
Eick
Grover
Rothwell
Richards
Lloyd Bigsby
Ambrose’ Bigsby
Jesephine
Eldrid
Bryan
Yahe the Wiggins
Bare Gorvill
Bert Gentry
Ams
Bruse Bigsby
Bary Gorrill
Fanus
G. A.-Richards
A. G.ratisalell
Wm. H. Martin
Nighthawk Club
Roy Orr
Felen “Harshberger
Douglas Bankers Amace
Bannguet
Habse
J.B. Wigeius
Klcy
Ernest ‘Richards
Paulite
G. A. “Richards
Serge Rosy
Helen Harshberger
JB. Wiesing
Daugh
Jora Elizabeth
Bernice
Seiely
Clark Richards
J. B. Galbraith
Woodstock Social Notes From A Sunday Visit
Miss Lortie and EB visited Sunday afternoon at Garner Home in Valley. Grey Will Harding hauling this week from Dan Perti’es My and Mrs Frank Champion and Herbert with Miss Clara Cham injon called at the Oran Smith home Sunday evening. Uncle Clarence Spray and daughters spent the day with Mr Spray’s sister and husband the Shaw family of Midland. Frank Champion called at Oskaloosa Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Dan Pettie and My and Mire Frank Champion and Herbert and Mr and Mrs Gardner were in Lawrence early this week. Matt Black and Walter were in Tonganoxic Monde vigon. Siff White, Mrs Sam Petri and Frank Noy thrash ne this.
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Sunny
Lortie
Garner
Valley
Grey Will Harding
Dan Pertie
Frank Champion
Herbert
Clara Chaminjon
Oran Smith
Clarence
Spray and Daughters
Mr. Spray
Ru Shaw
Midland
Frank Champign
Osk
Loosa Jasit
Dan
Pettie
Mire
van Herbert
Gardner
Lawrence
Matt ‘Black
Walter
Siff White
Sam, Pétrie
Frank Noy
Local notes and visits around Louth and McLouth
Neighborhood letters recount visits by Clara Champion and family, Joe Boyd and Tommie, Frank Champion, and Miss Velma Wellman returning from Arkansas. George Lancaster buys the Dobbs wares house to convert into a smith shop. Mrs Hamilton dies at Valleys Grove with funeral at Panks Mortuary. School reports, snowbound roads, and church matters mark a quiet week.
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Sherpson
Clara Champion
Louth
Joe Boyd
Wall
Harbord
Clifford
Hermany -Eggert
Bryan MceGtue
Zook
Nederstays
Arid
Model
Sedau
Clara Mears
Champion
sis“Glara Champion
Dazzier
Petrie
McLouth
Jj Jally
Wilkins
Waller jTurser
Frank Nowak Howe
Chariy Stewart
Simday
Borst
Tommie Ealled
Will Harboreah
Johnee
George Lancaster
Dobbs Wares
Union. St
Ed Gardner
Tr Bert
Gross
Peabody
Kan
Ed Marrow
Suring
Harry
Wellman
Howard
Glifford
Howard Wellman
Verona
MeLonnai
jMrs
Martin Zook
Barbara Lea
Tait
Williamson
Velma
Gene Keers
Ft. Smith
Arkansas
Kansas State Senate
Dan Petrie
South
Fred Champion Callec-Ion
Clara
Aad
Senenta
Hamilton
Willi Hamilton
Valleye Grove
Wiedreattay
Leveoon
God
Hardy'Qak
William
Ant Drew Hamilan
Vattey
Grove
Neightorch
Dora Black
Harding
Ais Lawrence
Business College
Gran Besgrt
Bryan McGrue
Franks Kay Toit
Dr. Boeing
Iheee
Ae Halim
Bealal Trove
Ogi
Cond Aulland
Halen
Norma Smiley
Frank ‘Champion
Old Kailzas
Abel
Pattie
Valley Community Notes And Wedding At Lawrence
The Kaw Valley section reports a Sunday dinner gathering at Mrs G Gorel’s home, visits by Miss McNielley and family, and a birthday honored for Mrs Strong with a large guest list. Charlie Brows elected Rural Carriers president for 1927. A Patsy Lucille Love wedding and Lawrence First Baptist service featured Chicago publisher Mr Love. The community records many visits, school events, and social gatherings amid winter snows and local road upkeep.
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Lawrenedew
Ralph
Davis
Doris
Eldon
M T
Lucille Mc- Nielley
J. He 'Gorelsolaatolt
Miss McNielley
de ‘Gieagee
Airy McNielley
J. Iy Saunders
Ste German
Bonner Springs
Aus
Herbert Shower
Kay Ag. Y. L
Kiefer
Saunders
John. Strong
Strong
Fred. Strong
G. E. Dreyer
Chas, Strong
Carl Perkins
Laura- Alieda
Carl. Jay
Ari
Anna ‘Miller
Eudora
C. Li Cox
Lemuel
Lake View
Owen Steele
En Seno
Cox
Sean
Dorothy
Tithe
Walster
Branson
Lawrence
MM. M. ‘Newlin
Trene Wilt
Charlies Brows
Eudora Send
Valley
Eudora’ Methodist Church
Dorothy, Cox
Geneva
Evelyn White
Carl Mitchell
Virginia Mac
Ployd Ridens
Bert Mitchell
Renee
Mildred
Katheryne
Corel
Marjor’ Kidder
Conrad Hahn
Glen Kiefer
Wm. Saunders
Miles Saunders
Eugene Corel
John Corel
George Kiefer
Havok
Harr Nielley
Kansas City
Laura ‘Alieda
Perkins
G. Perkins
Otto Attenbernd
H. Johannine
Carl’. Schmvartz
Willow
Aly G. Rhodds
Oscar. L. Cox
Migs
Cecile Mitchell
Carl Strong
Oliver Schutz
Frys
Grabit
Saa
Opie
Otto
Mae Mitchell
Cand
Car
Mitchell
Bert
William Ott
Harvik
Moody
Gilin
Anna “Hughes
Laval
L. Gox
Intel
Patsy Lucille
Erank
Watts
Rence
Harry McNielly
Mr. Charles
le Lave
Kay Valley
Strane
Love
Chicago
Packer
Wiedemann
Valles
Gumith
Feseolk
Riz
Editi Beerofternman
Herbert
Kansas Okt
Mabel “Sthtterson
Myrsand
G.T. Boah
J. C. Saunders
Wy Ky
Myre
Jy H. Sanders
Fragmentary OCR Summary From a Damaged Page
Text fragment discusses beehives and a watch on statues with biblical references and names. Mentions refugees or immigrants and Zionist authorities, tracking immigration to Palestine over four years totaling around 165000. Contains garbled place names and political terms.
Debaters from Liberty Memorial face Garnett in Friday event
Liberty Memorial high debate team members Harry Haugh Gordon Simons and Donald Hults meet Paola in the school auditorium Friday at 10 30 AM to argue the affirmative that the federal department of education should be established with a secretary in the president s cabinet Garnett s team from Garnett will argue the negative in the same event Ralph Meehen Henry Wood also participate in the proceedings with Myron Meehen as a co judge or observer in the backdrop of the statewide inquiry.
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Harry Haugh
Gordon Simons
Donald Hults
Liberty
Paola
Federal
Department of Education
Memorial -High
Ralph Gr
Myron’ Meeenheimer
Henry Wood
Garnett
Dodie City notes on marriage laws and railways control
Local sections report government actions affecting marriage statutes and railway control. The piece cites bond yields and security prices for government issues including New York government bonds and various US securities with stated values and rates.
Steep Capitol Steps Became Snow Sled Run
Weathered snow covered the state capital steps as three Topeka youths carved a natural slide. They rode their sleds down the incline toward First Avenue after officials cleared the stairs.
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Topeka
Personal notes from Topeka area visitors and events
A mixed, fragmentary personals item mentions Dodds visiting Popeka on business and Mrs Clara Mesenlimo or Mesenbime from Los Angeles spending Christmas in Topeka. References to Estelle Martin, a baby clinic, and the city health office schedule a tomorrow afternoon session from 2. The text also notes Rose Tournament plans and various regional trips, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Dodds
Popeka
Clara
Mildred
Haye
Los Angeles
Cathey
Christia
Mesenlando
Topeka
Gafornia Mey
Atanpedati -Canyon
Ohio
Estelle Marti
the City Health
Tomort
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Phoe
A. Boynton
Earl Mos
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Wien
Tatchetle Panty
Wanaas
Harsed
Liberete
Huitting
Rational Army Store
Douglas Matlogh
Aril
Lawrence, Chamber of Commerce
Hema
Malloch
Tri
CLYIG
Aimee Semple
McPherson
Aniplete Vist
California
San Fracisco
Ray Boutroy
University of California Art’ Department
Boyton
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Washington
Tawi
United Press
Kouver Leland
Canada
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Montreal
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Hantage
Lee Atlanticca
Hamage
Robert
Old Confederacy
Woodstock
Frank Zinkis
Carrelion
John Maddy
James McCabrin
Lillian Fuller
Gilnote
Eugene. McCahrin
Baby
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Bark Ott
John Ott
Jehan Ott
Katheryn
Emerson
Ethelbert
M Plank
Arte Exer
Wichjron
Wieman
Jand
Ott
Eli Wilson
Lawy
Earl’ Ott
Shroni
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Davehter
Slsmiove
Valley Schools
OM Ars
AL Eudora
Dan Len
Simeon
Palestine
Holy Land
Bellansy
Ch Bellans
Bros. Plumbing, Weating
Tee & Storage Co
Depek
ISE
Siddien Cigarette
Noth
Reda Canmiltees
Dodie Cis
Nework
Jan
Neddiss
J. Dorion
Carter
Winniecary
Schubert
Big Vietor
Paul Whiteman
Confrey
Galliette
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