Kansas News Briefs Mixed From Across State
AP dispatches report distressed oil market hopes in southeastern Kansas sent to Hoover and senators. Beloit notes death by razor wounds of George ONeil, despondent over income tax. Burrton minister Rev R P McPherson struck by Santa Fe train, killed. Topeka reports Taxpayers favored graduated income tax and luxury tax with road funds from auto licenses. Unemployment relief discussed by committee led by Harry Darby. Woodring signs 100000 appropriation for legislature expenses.
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Chanute
Kansas
Hoover
Curtis
Capper
McGill
Beloit
George O'Neil
Barnard
Burrton
Santa Fe
R. P. McPherson
Peabody
Newton
Topeka
Kansas Tax Tpayers Organization
F.W. Bevington
Jewell City
Kan
Rodney Elward
State Tax Commission
J. M. Kesler
Kansas Unemployment Committee
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Darby
O. H. Humphreys
Hutchinson
J. B. Turner
Pittsburg
P. J. Laubengayer
Salina
C. J. Beckman
Woodring
Pioneer Woman Mrs Zack Mulhall Dies in Oklahoma
Mrs Zack Mulhall aged 78 a pioneer woman of Oklahoma and wife of rancher showman Colonel Zack Mulhall died after a coma lasting several weeks. Her daughter Lucille and her husband were at the bedside. The Mulhalls settled in Oklahoma with the Cherokee Strip, founding a ranch that helped establish the town of Mulhall.
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Mulhall
Okla
Zack Mulhall
Oklahoma
Zack Mul Chall
Lucille
Mulhalls
Cherokee Strip
Tear bombs disperse mob near Los Angeles city hall
Radicals organizing a hunger march near city hall faced a police cordon as a tear bomb exploded in a crowd of forty to fifty. The handful of demonstrators were dispersed by police with night sticks, and several arrests were reported while hundreds watched.
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Los Angeles
Oklahoma Governor Names Oil Committee for Industry Report
Oklahoma Governor Murray appointed a nine member oil men committee to study the industry’s condition and report on January 28 with recommendations for legislation to place the oil sector on a more satisfactory basis after opening hearings. The move marks official recognition of the industry's status in the state.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Murray
Charter members at meet at Western Hardware Convention
Kansas City January 20 AP Two of the original eighteen members of the Western Retail Implement and Hardware Association formed forty two years ago attended the convention. H J Hodge secretary from the start and Charles McCarthy of Emporia were present. Two other original members are still alive. McCarthy has spent fifty one of his 75 years in hardware business.
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Kansas City
Western Retail Implement and Hardware Association
H. J. Hodge
Abilene
Kan
Charles McCarthy
Emporia
McCarthy
Wednesday Night Radio Listings and Concerts Preview
A cluttered page lists NBC programs and live musical acts for January 21 with ensembles led by Louis Panico, Peter Van Steeden, Beatrice Mabir, Libby McNeil, and Amos n Andy among many others. It notes upcoming broadcasts, weather, and stock market items, referencing orchestras, duos, and variety programs across venues such as Saily, Canton Tea Garden Orchestra, and the Vermont Lumberjacks.
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Cecil
Sail Helen
Joe White
Silver Mask
Phil Cook
NBC
Waysille Inn
Amos ‘n’_Anly
Blumber
Mitch
Larry Tunk
Warn
Louis Panico
Canton T Tea Garden
Harsday
A. N
Peter van Steeden
Cecil and Saily
Dent Raymond A. Schwi
Salada ‘Tea Company
Knox Orchestra
Dunlap Orchestra
Maarwell Haase
Mos 'N
Andy
Jack Riley
New Yorker
Fuov Hiscutt
K. C
Tiscuit
Ford and Wallace
Jolly Hill
Jane
Vermont Lumber
Jac Parnassus Tris
S Canaries
Ray Perkins
Libby McNeil
Libby
Jenny Wren
Josephine B. Gibson
Dir Seier
Walter Damrosch
Rf.k.u. National Farm and Home Hour
Sunshine Counselor
Sidney David
Kathryn Nelson
Zephyr
Smith Tallow
Sally
W. C. Koenig
Saton Orchestra
Quaker Man
Growybilt Footliters
Nestles
Mona Motor Girl
Slumber Music
Florence Richardson
Hotel Paramount
Varry Funk
Orchestra Fyrm
Tax laws lack teeth says Kansas official at meeting
Rodney A. Elward of the Kansas State Tax Payer's Association urged tougher rules at Topeka, saying tax evasion is respectable and perjury is the common crime in Kansas. A separate measure would require labeling imported oil to indicate country of origin.
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Topeka
Rodney A. Elward
State Tax Commission
Kansas State Tax Payer's Organization
Edward
Kansas
Washington
Hope
Poems in Lighter Vein and lectures at Mount Oread
Campus Calendar notes upcoming events with readings and talks. Helen Rhoda Hoopes presents Poems in Lighter Vein, Frances Testing Coffee and Margaret Barrett host sessions on Thursday, plus Kellogg on What An Architect Must Know and John Ise on Farm mood.
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KFKU
Byih. R. HL
Mount Oread
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Zemo advertised as skin itch relief and antiseptic
The ad touts Zemo as a soothing cooling remedy for itching and burning skin. It claims symptoms disappear quickly on application and promotes Zema as the best option to draw out infection and clear blemishes. Available in 25c 60c and $1.00 at all dealers.
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Zemo
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Udaly Bros
Ewohe
Horace E. Dodge, Jr
Detroit Automobile Family
Luis P. Berne
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Ant
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Fritz Co
Goodyear Tires
Elward
League
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Ced
Children’s Paradise
Arizona
California
Phoenix
Pacific
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Houston
San Antonio
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W. Burnett
Lawrence, Kan
Douglas County Building and Loan
Triumph
Barnsdall
Entrinr
Sue
Columbia Network
BE Square
TRE Scuiare (Aentiees
Barnadall
H. C. Con Bullene-Skinner Motor Co
Lawrence
13Th
Massachusetts
Gt Brothers
Ernest Kasold
el Navajo
Barndell
Bears
B. A.schaake
Ith
Alabama
A. F. Brown
Strong and Pringle
J. Underwood & Sons
Wall’s Inn
Chas. A. Brown
Baldwin
J. W. Combest
Eudora
DeLoof
Williamstown
Kaps
E. E. Hagerman
Vinland
H. C Metsker
Lone Star
Mead TO
Foot Outfitters
Manhattan
Arrow
Hart Schaffner
Marx
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