Wisdom, Legislature, and Rogues at Play in Kansas
The Lawrence Journal-World notes public interest in Kansas streams rises with floods and calls for better low and high stage data. It observes the state legislature juggling the anti cigarette bill with other work, while digesting proposals from diverse thinkers. Jay House says he avoids Will Rogers, questioning the sustained humor appeal.
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Postolics
Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
Séwat
Kanidas
Tower House
Texas Prison Practice and Parole Controversy
Governor Errisen allows a convict parole arranged under the governor’s husband care for years with monthly payments for services. The system, described as farming out prisoners, mirrors medieval practices and raises questions about its persistence in the southern states and the reasons it continues to survive in Texas.
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Texas
South
War reports policy sparks Senate skittishness over Smith
Analysis notes a debate over publishing World War I reports and the impact of tied international archival access. It discusses Senator Borah and the Illinois appointment of Smith, highlighting concerns about validity, representation, and precedents, plus a Cordell student jailed for slapping a woman.
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Smith
Illinois
Senate
Sénate
Ion A
Residents recall old hometown and travel notes
The column recalls the Kansas Collegiate number, Miss Woodward resigning for illness, a near fire at Mt Newburns residence, and local officials. It notes Congressman Phillips heading to Topeka, Benedick returning from Florida with frost reports, many residents leaving for the north, Conductor Geo Jenkins reporting deep snow west, and the town pump stored for winter with stalls and unsold loads at the market.
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Kansas Collegiate
Phillips
K. P
Topeka
Romain Benedick
Gavenworth County
Florida
Geo Jenkins
Kansas City
A.robert
Local notes on resignations and hires in city schools
Miss Laura Van Tries resigns as a trades teacher to pursue a peetion in Kansas City. Miss Dorsey is promoted from New York to Vermont, and Frances Gibson is employed to fill the New York vacancy. Little Gladys Henry celebrated a birthday. Mrs J W Cohn hosts a whist party. Ben Lehman of Hitchingen visits city due to his father's condition. Various visits home from Springs and Kansas City travel noted. Court house talks grow louder on streets. Junior High lectures feature life saving by Red Cross representative A S Moreau. Ninth grade and 8 A’s addressed at home team gathering.
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Laura
van Tries
Kansas‘ City
Dorsey
New York
Vermont
Frances Gibson
Gladys ‘Henry
J. YW. Cohn
A.S. Moreau
Red. Cross
Tod
Edwin NK
Oin LeRoy
Kansas
Ella Lauderbaugh
Kansas City
C.gardner
Helen Deel
Helen
Mir
Dorothy
Harrison
Esther Horwell
Esther Dempsey
Katherine Kelly
Vinland
Henrietta Saterlee
LeRoy
Misback
Odd, Fellows
Ottawan
Grenfell
Larador
Alice Severy
Ida’ Davenpa
Gree
Topeka
Odac Obae
Bachaya & Reo
Dri Wallace
B. Fleming
Chicago
University
Senate
Cane
Wee
Williamg
Les “Hive
MicLewis
Baldwin
Dehn BP
Maride
Sb Lake's
Tinsas City
Methodist Church
Renwin
Misbach
Hiott
Worden
Qwest
Worden Evangelical Church
F. Widerisanl
C.F. Widensnid
Clark
Lawrence
Humber
Gr Schott
Otto Fred Schott
Victor Hugo Schot
Emma ‘Schot
Gertrude Worden
Spildeen
Eton
D.C
Chicago Civic Opera broadcast schedule 1940s era
National Broadcasting Company presents Chicago Civic Opera programs from WEAF WLS WB R and other stations with evening orchestral concerts dinner music and dance performances across multiple cities including Buffalo Cleveland Fort Worth Hartford and Los Angeles listing program times and participating ensembles led by conductors Frome and Polacco featuring the Chicago Civic Opera Orchestra and guest soloists in a dense, era‑specific listings page with various stations and times.
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Antic Soc
Skadinadys
Dinner Smusic
WEEL
Boston
Duintet
Frome Peak
Chicago
Civic’ Opera
Buffalo
Bruce
WLS
Wes
Civic
Cleveland
Weland
Barrett
Che
Cole
Apes Simons
WWJ
Inne
Civic Opera
Fort, Worth
Hartford
Ouartets
Sfeimberger
Springs
Jefferson Glyue
Kansas
City
WEAF
Operae
Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Dither Caprers
Ail Om Adee Fey
Letters to the Editor on feeding birds and fundraising
A reader urges feeding birds during cold weather and thanks the Humane Society for its work. The letter also promotes a Lawrence Publicite concert fundraiser to raise funds for instruments for the high school orchestra, asking readers to contribute and support the project.
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Journal-World
Humane’ Society
Fey
Lawrence
Peblic
Tomorow
Hich
Dhestre
Phi
Centenary of Charles F F Chickering Birth Noted
A 11 year ago telegraphic greetings linked King George VI and President Roosevelt to pianist Josef Hofmann on his 50th birth anniversary. Leaders and dignitaries from politics and labor planned events in New York and Indianapolis as conferences opened on education and open member nations.
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Charles FF. Chickering
Piand
King Ward ViI
Presid Roosevelt
Josef Hofmann
Buttes Mant
Conven Smith
Walker
Ed. Wagner
New York
Great Britain
Todiy
Indiapolisy
Infant prodigy Hofmann gains early fame in Cracow
The article recalls Josef Hofmann born in Cracow, a renowned pianist whose first lessons began in childhood. By age seven he drew attention of patrons and toured, aided by backing from a Society for the Protection of Children, with enrollment expanding at Baker University.
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Amerigan
Josef
Hofmann
Cracow
Swas
Angi
Tapi
Baldwin City
Kans
Baker
Indi Ros
Valley Chapel Guests at Farmers Union Dinner
Fragments recount a Valley Chapel gathering with Mrs Hugo Selielthorh Lawrence and siblings, Mrs Lutz, Mr and Mrs Chars, and others attending a Farmers Union dinner in Lone Stir. A Sunday meal at the church hosted Hetty Jane Warren and Warren Walter Boyd with notes on threshing and harvest readiness.
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Hugo
Selielthorh Lawrence
Abe Boyd
Andrew
Siter
Stier
Dunn
Oscar
Mec
Sion
Mrse G.ee Banning Caid
Hetty Jane
Warren Walter
Boyd
Budhels
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