Passion Play Subject Tonight At Leavenworth Rites
Twenty people take stand with the Ghareh last night as a passion play unfolds with evangelist Wil delivering a 3 p.m. address to a mixed audience. Minges de Her and others lead a religious program at the Hall Inn in Leavenworth. the event continues with a sermon and discussion aimed at a broad turnout.
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Wil
Booze
Seth Allah
Jathar
Giakpet
Prat
Hoowell
Pamerrow
Stelowk
Farmers Union Elect Officers In Annual Meeting
Stockholders of the Farmers Union Co operative Mee t yesterday afternoon to elect officers and report on the secretary’s records for the year. George Martin was named president with William as vice president and A F Biker as secretary and treasurer. Directors and stockholders discussed the cooperative’s progress and plans for the coming year.
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Fie
Farmers “Union Co-operative
Leeann Het
Glney Attends Meeting In Wichita With Boys
Glney travels to Wichita to participate in the Older Boys Meeting. The event involves a panel of experts and community leaders discussing youth conduct and guidance with emphasis on Liberty and civic duty.
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Wichita
Bath Atul
Olwaiig
Paul
Banbereneets
Eagles Triumph in Pork Roast Game Night
Eagles secured a victory led by strong performance at the col stadiun despite chaotic play. Players from both teams showed effort as the crowd witnessed a competitive football-inspired clash with Pork Roast theme and spirited offense by Tybe Oemired and others.
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Palttahen
Bernie Enissemnent
Nelson Training Halted for Oklahoma Fight Preparations
Nelson, former St Louis boxer now training at Lawrence, prepares in Lanwrence for an upcoming lightweight bout in Oklahoma. Trainers report solid conditioning and focus as he eyes victory against Houk's team, with peers and staff noting steady progress despite recent interruptions.
Lecture on Model Towns at Independence
McKeever will give pointers for a model town at Independence with Stevenson of the Child Welfare Department assisting. The talk will cover the prize quest for Kansas towns and the role of planning, public works, and community effort in achieving a standout town profile.
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McKeever
Stevenson
Univ
Wansasx
Pho
Kansas To Study Six Year County Commissioner Terms
A Topeka report outlines a bill to replace present two and four year terms with six year terms for county commissioners. One commissioner would be chosen each general election, with terms drawn by lot. Many nonpartisan election bills favor county officers including superintendent and probate judges, while debates over partisan races continue.
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Topeka
Kan
Radon
Een Niksonets Ta Kansins
Bil Piredvend Todsy Bys
Renter
Nsas
Explosion on San Diego kills, injures firemen
An explosion aboard the cruiser San Diego during a four hour trials ruptured a boiler tube in No 4 boiler. The dead were Oscar J Watt El Centro Calif and J Hardee dupluge He Eliett Bare Ualu N Vittord A Western Ua ie Calif all were firemen. Injured include Benj H Tie Rt B Glidden Darrell Ly Varnado Win JH Miller Earnest with Charles W Peterson and others. Navy to investigate and notify next of kin.
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Mexico
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California
San Diego
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el Centro
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Earnest
Charles W. Peterson
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Emanuel A “Shipp
Patrick al Merriman
Yay Pele
Yidsing
Anand
Capto Aghte
Robeinson
Washington
Iriel
Navy
Cruis
Howard
Petitions fill legislature as railroads push reforms
A flood of petitions floods the Kansas legislature as railroads face proposed restrictions and new charges. Lawmakers are urged to pause calendar items and keep the two cent fare rule, while talk of two cent increases and wider reforms stirs across counties. The session shows strong public pressure and growing protest against railroad legislation.
Snow and Wind Bring Fresh Storm to Lawrence
Winter weather returns as Lawrence records fresh snowfall and driving winds. Snow began before midnight and continued into the day, with drifts reaching about a foot and a half. After warmer days, the wind eased but cold air lingered, prompting forecasts of further chilling temperatures and continued snow. Central regions faced heavy snow last week, while local totals remained modest this time.
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Paul Ghout
Certificate rule bans reentry for absent children with disease
Orders from the Lawrence Hist School health officer require physicians certificates for any child absent due to contagious illness before readmission. Teachers will refer cases to Dr Rudolph who will issue certificates. Families with a sick member cannot attend until the illness is ruled out to protect others.
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Smith
Lawrence Hist
Br. Dubn- Rudolph County Health Officer
Rudolph
Ike
Miss Swanson Absent From Central School
Miss Esther Swanson a third grade teacher at Central School is ill and absent. The regular substitute is taking charge of her class.
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Esther Swanson
Central School
Sidneys
Clinton Kansas Mourns Brother of Lawrence Recalled
A Clinton resident mourns the death of his brother Lawrence as services are planned. Interment will occur in Chicago with Mrs. Clara Manasa and others accompanying the procession. Flower offerings from friends in Lawrence reflect community condolences. Weather notes indicate generally fair conditions with colder tonight.
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Clinton Kanaga
Indianafioirs
Lawrence
Wade
Chicago
Clara Manasa
Moody's Dodging Debacle At Campus Exhibition
A chaotic campus event features amateur Dodger Moody, a Phi Alpha Delta fraternity member, mocked by a crowd as he dodges thrown hard balls. A female writer confronts Moody about a staged scene, ending with tensions and Moody’s retreat from attempts at retaliation.
Minges to Preach at First Christian Church Sunday
Evangelist Minges plans sermon at First Christian Church at 2 p m on Sunday. Rev W O Hanovel, a well known evangelist, has been conducting meetings with the people. The church plans to build a new temple on the corner of Nine Wenth and Tennessee streets, weather permitting. Groundbreaking date to be announced in summer. Meetings likely at Mrs Fishback’s residence until the church is completed.
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Evangelist Minges
First Christian Church
Als
Iseconl Christian Church
She Masomir Drell
New Hampshire Street
W. OM. Hanovel
Church O Tion
Nine- Wwenth
Tennessee
Ehureh
Ehorel
Fishback
Wall
Education Board Pays Tribute to Esteemed Faculty Member
The Education Board adopts a formal resolution honoring late Professor Dyehe, lauded for lifelong public service and devotion to the state. It extols his leadership at the university, his pioneering fish hatchery work, and his simple private life. The memorial notes the museum, university, and board will honor his memory at funeral and in forthcoming ceremonies. Signed by Hackney, Lewis, Hoch, and Bowen.
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Dyehe
Th. da
Dideanitadale
Ghetel
Uniterd of, States
Othe State Board of Admniatrration
Des
Anes
Commonwealth
Unis
Publication to Feature Witicism The Medicine Man
Iowa State University plans a humorous magazine titled The Medicine Man to debut February 1. Modeled after Cornell Widow, it aims for general statewide appeal with public evolution, art by Frank Marasco formerly of the Jawa Register, and backing from the university newspaper fraternity.
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Iowa State. University
Cornell
Ned
Frank Marasco
Jawa Register
Ssvosal
Improvement League Meets to Handle City Business
The Improvement League will hold a meeting at Followay and Jones on Monday night. Members urged to attend including those in the youth program. They will finish unfinished business from the last meeting and discuss welfare matters in the city.
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Improvement League
Olloway
Jones
Anrl
Ini
Baptism Service During Communion at Piast Church
In connection with the communion service at Piast Church next Sunday several persons will be baptized and others will be received into church membership.
Remembered for 26 Years at Acacia Lodge No 9
Acacia Lodge No 9 honored a long-serving member, recalling Dr. Frederick Morse in initiating his namesake, Frederick Morse Webber. Morse served as Master nearly twenty six years ago and led a ceremonial work without prompting.
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Acacia Lodge No. 9
Frederick Morse
Frederick Morse Webber
I Morse
Topeka Meeting For Local YMCA Employers Leaders
Members of the Local YMCA reorganization meet in Topeka February with employer officers and directors attending. Secretary Bolts and other officials will join, with Herbert Booth as lead speaker at the event.
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Topeka
Bolts
YOM. CS
Bolts Au Company
Pehinary
YOM. C. A
Hse Inettiie
Ovetrs
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Generifliagn Booth
Heavy fighting rages at Ostend and Lorraine fronts
War dispatch reports heavy fighting along Ostend and Lorraine fronts. French advance threatens German lines near Pont-a-Mousson and St Mihiel while Germans regain some ground. Nieuport bombarded again as artillery clashes intensify north of Pont-a-Mousson and in the Le Petrie forest amid snowbound Galicia.
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VOSS
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le Petrie
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Alcaneo Infanty
Hartmany
Weilerkep
Coasted Victim Miss Stevenson Recovers, Returns to Duties
Miss May Stevenson, who suffered a broken arm when a bobsled collided with a taxicab on Andiana avenue, has recovered sufficiently to resume duties in the extension department. The incident involved several Universias students and followed heated arguments over a related mishap reported in The Journal-World.
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New
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Ford on Prisoner Relief and Worker Co operation
Henry Ford urges justice for prisoners and better chances to reform. He criticizes punitive treatment and argues for supportive labor integration and profit sharing, contending social improvement through employment and fair wages.
Bargain Days Invade Lawrence Stores Next Week
Local merchants announce two day Bargain Days with hundreds of bargains across shoe clothing dry goods jewelry and more. Businesses urge residents and surrounding communities to shop Friday and Saturday for exceptional prices aimed at drawing in county customers.
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Lawrence
Amerehian
Tawrence
Necos
Kansas Fans Forecast Easy Win Over Nebraska
Nebraska game looms as demonstration of sport with Kansas Jayhawkers favored on their own court. Coach Hamilton predicted a swift victory despite Nebraska’s solid lineup. A new scoreboard will be tested tonight as Gre Lowman referees the contest at 7 30. State Entomological Commission met in Topeka seeking larger funding, with Prof S J Hunter attending.
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Jayhawkers
Cornhuskers
Tobinsey Honigid
Iott
Hamilton
Kansas
Lowman
Agriculltural College
Linears
Uxansas
Nebraska
Rutherford
Shields Weaver Cous
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