CIGARETTE POLICY PROMPTS LAWRENCE DEBATE
A Kansas newspaper discusses a pending state bill to regulate cigarette sales, licensing dealers, and taxing consumers. It weighs enforcement, minor-use concerns, and potential price effects, drawing on local opinions and expert quotes. The piece contrasts practical policy shifts with sentimental views and cites public sentiment favoring prohibition of sales to minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Lawrence
Mitra
Achamber
W. GT. U
Journal- World
Topeka law changes curb lobbyists and protect lawmakers
Kansas legislators pass rules to limit distributing circulars at desks and to excuse from further rounds any lobbyist who insults a member. The measure promotes polite conduct, shifts desk space to members for personal papers, and aims to reduce harassment while protecting lawmakers from hostile outreach.
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Topeka
Toneke
Old Home Town Notes and Local Updates
Copiee lovers in force Yeatersly. Miss Crearatt takes Parke School post. Miss Ogdph of Kansas City in town. E G Devereux resigns as superintendent of St Louis Lawrence and Western RR. Clerk B D Palmer raised on Needer farm reports about 2000 litres wheat, awaiting best price. Little Frank Thompson injured coasting on University Hill. treated at home by Drs Huson and Hart and slowly recovering.
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Craratt
Fifth Ward
Parke School
Mise
Woodward
Mids Fisher North Lascrence
Miss Crearatt
Jessi
Ogdph
Kansas City
Towm
E. G. Devereux
St. Louis, Lawrence and Western Railroad
Httle Frank Thompson
Thompson
University Hill
Huson
Hart
Whist Party Attendees and Local Happenings In Lawrence
Miss Edna Gifford hosts a whist party in honor of Miss Russell Miss Goodman of Kansas City Pettijorm and Miss Bruner of Olathe will visit Mrs Edwin B Schall. George Shetts resigns from WWI Spalding's store. Lawrence Gun Club sets January 10 big sparrow hunt to protect crops. heads counted February 1. Season in Lawrence praised as Way Down East at Spry House. villain hissed by crowd. Esperanto recognized in Moscow telegraph offices and on Russian stamps.
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Edna Gifford
Shonor
Russell
Natok
Lawrence
H. GB
Asher
Bill Wilson
Escond
Paola
Kansas resources and markets outlined by Dean Walker
Dean Walker of the University of Kansas School of Engineering, with Kansas Chamber of Commerce support, presented a budgetary report on state resources and markets. He urged a statewide study to identify local supplies, industrial centers, and natural deposits to boost agricultural and industrial development, noting Kansas City as a key outlet for products and calling for wider information campaigns.
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Topeka
Kansas
PF Walker
University of Kansas School of Engineer
Kansas Association of Inercial Secretaries
Dean Walker
United States
Governor Paulen Signature Not Enough for Law
The report explains that a governor's signature alone does not make a bill a law. It requires approval by the lieutenant governor, presiding over the senate, the secretary of the senate, the speaker of the house, and the clerk of the house who record all actions in their chambers. The article cites Topeka dated January.
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Paulen
Senate
House
Hdusa
Theo Chamber
Topeka
Samuel Harden Church Named Carnegie Leader and Author
Samuel Harden Church has been selected to succeed Elijin Root as president of the Carnegie Institute and a Carnegie Corporation executive. Born in Missouri and educated in public schools, he is a prolific author on Peilroading history and Oliver Cromwell, with honorary degrees from Pittsburgh institutions and Yale.
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Samuel*Harden Church
Elijin Root
Carnegie Corporation
New York
Carnegie Institute
Piharith
Peilroading
Pennsylvania
Hhe
Pittsburgh
Oliver
Cromwell
Hell
Durin
American Defense Society
Church
Missouri
Institutions of Learning
Yale“ Universitys
Today’s Events and Centenaries Across Nations
The page lists observances and commemorations including the Festival of Saint Agnes and centennials for figures such as Thomas C. Fletcher and John A. Stevens. It notes Lenin’s death anniversary, forthcoming New York Bar Association meeting speakers, and the 122nd Motor Boat Show at Grand Central Palace with speedboats and engines on display. A ad promotes Anna’s Drug Store for magazines.
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St. Agnes
As.c. Fletcher
Missouri
Ohn A. Stevens
Russia
Nicolai Lenin
New York State Bar Association
Toy of New York
Gith
Grand Central ‘Palace
New
York
Anna's Drug Store
1101
Mass
Ady
Fragmentary line hints at diary like note
Fragmentary OCR reads as a confused snippet with phrases about Ma keeping trips, a toy, and a doctor. Lacks clear subjects or events. Unable to determine concrete person, place, or outcome from the legible text.
Radio listing notes 1923 programs and concerts across cities
A dense catalog of 1920s radio programs and concert schedules across multiple stations and cities. It lists WEAF WEAP WABC WOR WJZ and others with segments for dance music, orchestras, Hofmann and Ann Mack appearances, Sunday programs, and clock-based timings across Newark Boston Schenectady Philadelphia and more.
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Newarkwiz
New York
Boston “Symphony
WSB
WEAP
Atlantic City
TWBAL
Baltimore
WRAL
WEEL
Doston
Cadfian
WEAF
Bridgeport
Bing
Hn WR
Buffalo
Josef
Hofmann
Ann Mack
Kyw
Chicago
WLS
Detroit
Reba
NEW
Copiel
Cantina
Secital
Tait Juorchestra
San Francisco Symphony
Sone Ca Orcheticsa
Ce Eera Orchestra
Adelphia
abeArt
WFL
Philadelphia
Josef’ Hofmann
Hiladele Hat
Pittsburgh
Nantisy
Church
WRC
Washington
Saturday Radio Listings and Concert Highlights
United Press summary of a dense January radio schedule with numerous station identifiers, times, and musical programs. Notable entries include orchestral pieces like Tchaikovsky and Bach, symphonies, dance suites, and light entertainment from cities such as Chicago Cleveland Dallas Hartford and Fort Worth. The dense ledger notes bands, programs, schedules, and commercial promos across multiple stations including WEAF WABC WTAM and KF.
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Goluima
Ceara
Ceaser
Central Standard
K. A Kyw
Chicago
Shierco
Congress
Cary
WMAQ
Cleveland
Gill
EAF
Dallas
Texas
Fort Worth
Azs
Hartford
J Z. Lang
Hwo Promran
WEAF
Niebthawk
Angeles
Letters to the Editor on Self Control and Road Worthiness
The writer criticizes Behn Lindsey for offering no new code and urges greater self control among both sexes. They warn that diluting moral standards harms society, discuss roads and safety, and advise careful investment in municipal bonds and road bonds while cautioning the small investor to check earnings and debt levels.
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Journal- World
Behn ‘Lindsey
Lindsey
Hatire
Goél
Sorell
Reservations for ninth American Legion convention to Paris
Indianapolis January 21 Reservations for the ninth annual American Legion convention to be held in Paris France next September were announced. Kansas Legionnaires headed for France include Rhoda Island, Topeka and Lawrence with reservations urged as soon as possible. Quotas assigned to war states are filling rapidly and housing in Paris has limited accommodation. A folder with full travel instructions is available by writing to the Convention Committee National Headquarters The American Legion Indianapolis Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Paris
France
Samuel’ P. Mayer
Rhoda
Stat “Lawrence, Kan
Kansas
Legionnaires
Ohio
Okea
Royal Mail
New
York
Ak ‘Cherieee
Earnest A. Ryan
Topeka
Department “France
Legion
Elder
N. Honal
National Heer the
American Legion
Indiana
Exports Rise for Kangagi Region in Late 1920 Quarter
Washington reports Kangagi exports in the last three months of 1920 valued at 8,292.39 dollars, up 279,794 from 1925 levels. Wheat flour led the list with 2,544,944 dollars, followed by lard, ham and shoulders, gasoline, eggs, pork products, canned meats, hides, seeds, soap, vehicles, chemicals and other goods in the period.
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Washington
Kangagi
Department of Commierce
Kansas
Get Rich Quick Schemes Warned By Banking Group
Topeka January 2 AP report warns against get rich quick schemes and speculative stocks. Emporia banker president of the State Bankers Association issued a Safe Investment Day message calling for prudent investments in stocks and bonds. The statement stresses caution amid volatile markets and urges investors to seek solid, transparent opportunities.
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Topeka
AP al Warnine
Emporia
s.-Bankers” ‘Association
Tate
Anas
Prayer and the Lesson on Divine Will from Rev Watts
Rev John F. Watts of First Baptist Church delivers a Sunday message on prayer and divine will. He links Jesus in Gethsemane to daily prayer, urging seekers to align with God’s will and to practice ongoing communion, even amid life’s demands and distractions.
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Christian Life International
John F. Watts
First Baptist Church
Lawrences
Pete
Fragmented Voice of a Forgotten Prayer Verse
The text provides cryptic lines about spiritual needs and prayers, mentioning love and ancestry. It references Ruskin and a sense of inescapable sensations, presenting fragmented phrases that hint at a poem or reflective prose from a historic print.
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Journal-World
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Eeeane Beane
Otico
Marienchuxetts
Law
Tente, Kansas
Yiiin
Shicaro
A. Beate
Hartford Building
Associated Press
Terein
MEM A. Audit Bureau OF
Cibber
Culateons
Lawrénar
Kanga
Haleninian Gazette
New York City
Benjamin Frank Tin
Celfornia
St. Teefal
Minapa Farm Bureau -Federation
Genoupcine
Beetary Jardine’ S
Minnesota
Jardine
Sry
Moscow
United Press
Telanders
Ander
DAILY
Radio Pro
Agser
Hofman
Atation
Ana Mack
S'Young
Prano
Will
Asslst
Vst
Gem
Caretta
Dantes Ndi
Henry Will
San’ P. Mayer
Kangas
Spiti
Peontarmn
Taira
van ‘Dyke
Funks Mortuary
J Joy
Gédod
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
W. Burnett
Lawrence, Kansas
Isa
Lawrence National
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