Taxpayers convention outlines campaign and speakers
Kansas organized group to outline campaign policies in Topeka with speeches by Gov Charles W Bryan of Nebraska and Prof Eric Englund among others. The convention invites farm business labor and taxpayer organizations to participate as they promote tax reform and highway plans while noting past battles over state bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom. Kessler
Topeka
Kessler
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Kangas
Eric Englund
State Agricultural College
Noah L. Bowman
State Tax Commission
E. J. Weckle
Kansas Automobile Owners Association
Rodney A. Elward
Hutchinson
Carr W. Taylor
A. A. Delaney
Leona
Kansas
Professor Smith
Oakley
Logan
Thomas
Fine Arts School Concert Delights with Diverse Talent
The School of Fine Arts presented its third all musical vespers featuring Prof Edward Kurz, Dean Donald M Swarthout, Prof Waldemar Gelich, Marion Thompson in a string quartet and trio. Soloists Reven De Jarnette Cleta Johnson and the women’s glee club offered emotive performances including Elijah aria and Fly Singing Bird Fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
Cat’ Fraser -Chapel
Edward Kurz
Donald M. Swarthout
Waldemar Gelich
Marion Thompson
Kramer
Arthur Foote
Dean
Agnes Husband
Elijah
Reven. de Jarnette
de Jarnette
Vera Neely
Ruth Gould
Louise Miller
Edward Kurtz
Carl Preyer
C. &. Skilton
Seulante
Rubenstein
Preyer
Cleta Johnson
Yon
Deaths and Funerals Gather in Lawrence Obituaries
William H Curtis six year old died Saturday night at 929 Alabama street. Funeral tomorrow at 2 at the home with Rev Frank Jennings. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. He leaves a wife and two daughters. John Franklin McCoin infant son of Mr and Mrs Lee R McCoin died Saturday evening. funeral held this morning at De Soto. Elizabeth Caudwell 65 died yesterday at 2 at Mrs Frank Rowland's home 600 Maine street. Chester Bond Ward former Lawrence resident died last Friday in Pasadena Cal. body arrives tomorrow on Santa Fe No 10. Edward F E Myers died this morning at 1637 New Hampshire. funeral Wednesday at 2:30 at home. burial Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Curtis
Alabama Street
Frank Jennings
Oak Hill Cemetery
Curtis
Lawrence
Curtis- Preisach
John Franklin McCoin
Lee’ R. McCoin
Indiana
DeSoto
Elizabeth Caudwell
Frank Rowland
Maine Street
Clay Center
Kans
Chester Bond Ward
Chester Bond
Pasadena
Cal
Santa Fe
Edward FE. Myers
New Hampshire
Oak Hill
Plan Cow Testing Campaign For County Cattle
Farm bureau meeting at the Chamber of Commerce outlines a countywide tuberculosis test plan for cows. A. C. Cuff of Kansas City will bring a moving picture machine to Lawrence for showing results and bovine TB conditions later this week. County agent H. C. Colglazier seeks several film showings. eighty percent of cattle owners must sign petitions to arrange the testing service with free ice for stock owners and a potential market premium of ten cents per hundred pounds for hogs in a TB free area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Cuff
Kansas City
Lawrence
H.C. Colglazier
Colglazier
Newland Sentenced Forty Years for Forgery
B. T. Newland of Ponca City was sentenced in Lansing to forty years for forging checks at City drug store and McCol dry. He pleaded guilty and will serve the remaining term on a prior forgery conviction as Judge Means imposed the maximum. Baldwin in Commons admits sole responsibility for protectionist policy cited in recent elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. TH. Newland
Ponca City
Lansing
Newland
City
McCol Ie
Means
Baldwin
Commons
London
Associated Press
House of Commons
America
Atlantic
Coal Strike Figures Stir Debate Across Regions
Tod L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, speaks on the coal strike and its nationwide impact, highlighting ongoing negotiations and the mobilization of miners across key districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eydndy
Nova
Sieh
Tod L. Lewis
Tadianapolis
United Mine Workers of Ameres On
Coal miners pause as district rejects truce request
Officials of district 26 reject Premier Armstrong's plea for a fifteen day truce to let 12 000 coal miners return to work while wage contract talks resume. A union lodge meeting is called for workers to attend a funeral, and a beekeeper in Ontario reports a ton of honey from 31 hives in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ica
District 26
Armstrong
Ontario
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William H. Surtig
Douglas County
Deuty
Ralph Lawrences
Carter Tire & Battery Co
Arls Gee
Lodge No. 4
W. H. Curtis
John P. Grege
N.C
Stevenson
J. R. Holmes
Just
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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The
Lawrence National Bank
Advan
Tage
Houk Ano Green Clothing Co. A Step’ Higtier Kuppenheimer
Cherry Valley
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Wilson Brothers
Herc
Universal
TVAN
Mieke Obie
Manhattan
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