Armour Warns Against Packing Legislation As Disruptive
J Ogden Armour told the House Interstate Commerce Committee that pending packing industry regulation is factionary and likely unconstitutional. He warned that disrupting the industry would ripple to livestock, corn, wheat, bread, labor, and overall agriculture. He criticized red tape and the idea of decentralizing meat packing, noting negligible profits for Armour & Co and the industry’s small return on dollars of sales.
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Washington
J. Ogden Armour
House
Interstate Commerce “Committee
Congress
Mir. Armour
Lodi
Ty Che
Drew Ry Armour
Renee Toe
Armour & Comape
Armour
national + aglieon
HNK
WOUNDED FIVE TIMES Ras Gxt and Lawrence Boy Recovering
Fragmentary report notes Ras Gxt and Lawrence Boy wounded five times each and hospital care ongoing. Text mentions other soldiers and unclear details about injuries and recovery at a military or hospital setting amid wartime context.
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United States Army Service
Washington
Orris Vines
Missouri
Rion
Cap Doniphan
Hove
Port Yopase
Yiu
Keo
Orr Lawrence Boy
Miret Koon
Dutethuw City
Lawrence
Warming AG Aense Bolshevism and Mercia Threat
A professor from the University discusses fears of Bolshevism and its perceived impact on commerce. He cites labor, inflation, and disease as factors that could worsen societal unrest and strain merchants amid wartime conditions.
Merchants Urged to Weather Inflation and Deflation Phase
The text warns retail merchants to manage large stock levels as the economy experiences both inflation and deflation. It emphasizes careful spending, cautious pricing, and readiness for shifting demand during this unsettled stage.
Kansas War Casualty List Totals 369 Names
War Department reports 369 total casualties including 69 killed in action 43 died of wounds 20 died in accidents 35 in airplane accidents 47 died of disease 117 wounded severely 20 missing in action. Kansas entries include Wm C Robingon Chas B Smith died of disease and Lieutenants Richard Getty Prue Gucy, Sgt Ottis Dozer wounded severely with corrections and returns to duty for other listed Kansas soldiers.
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Kansas
Senator Mahin Dies Suddenly in Kansas Office
Former Kansas state senator and notable politician Mahin died Monday in Smith Center after collapsing in a physician's office. He was a sponsor of a liquor regulation bill and had held multiple local offices in the region.
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Kansas
Smith Center
Kan
Mahin
St Bill
Wissitts
Vuleidizan
Kansas Day Speakers Highlight Local Political Figures
Fragmentary notes list speakers including Treenee Merris, Helen Backer, Christine Waard, and Ward, with references to indiana ties and past service. Mentions representatives Cloud of Kingman and Benjamier Heller as possible participants in a Kansas event chaired by a presiding official.
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Bea
Sono Indiat
Twrenee Merrisa Helen Backer
Christine Waard
Windehd
Kansas
Cloud
Kingman
Benjamier PL -Heller
Who Leones
Tanley
Palianal Revtilienn Coun
Outlines of national ship policies outline debated
Incoherent fragmentary text outlines considerations on naval policy and shipping governance. Mentions possible officials and jurisdictions without clear events or dates, leaving the main purpose and outcomes undefined.
Qawen Mother Alesandra in rte Volo fever of sanis
A fragmentary report mentions Qawen Mother Alesandra and a feverish scene tied to routes and imagery. The text is incomplete, with references to aeration, photography, and a horse, leaving the exact event unclear.
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Qawen
Alesandra
Rte
Welch oratory by By Lh. Ay program noted
Arthur Walyn Evans appears on the By Lh. Ay program with praise as a notable speaker. Meetings at Centenary Mall discussed democracy literature and industrial war work. The Nautilus Club met at Zeta Chi House with Edwin Khum presenting Lincoln works.
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Arthur Walyn Evans
Loch
By Lh. Ay
Centenary Mall
Ickins
Cibbon
Minnie Stookebrand
Ottawa
Rickert
Woc
Laker
Nautilus Js Club
Regilar
Zeta Chi House
M Dehnsen
Democrac
Edwin_ khum
Lincoln
Janie Potts
Bahduin
Phi Mus
Ela Dickens
Sedan
San
Delle Zetas
Fon
Colony Markham
Mies Twa
Ake
Ruchiy
Lawrence
Alpha Chi Omega
Nellie Campbell
Yelton
Lilian Scott
China
Confucius
Cattle Losses Hit Northwestern Kansas Snowstorm
The January blizzard struck northwestern Kansas causing thousands of cattle deaths as cold weather followed the heavy snow. Many herds, already in peril, were wiped out just before the blizzard's toll was counted. Salvage efforts focus on remaining hides amid widespread losses.
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Colby
Kan
Kansas
Atate
Invasion of Kar Influenza Toll Reported by State
The three months of the Kane invasion by influenza yielded 223,200 cases and 3,517 lives, per an official statement from the State Health Department issued today. The report details the widespread impact and high casualty figures of the outbreak.
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Kar
Topeka. Dan
Kane
State Health Department
Missionary Boards Meet Opens Today At General Conference
The annual general conference of the missionary boards of the Congregational Church opens today and continues tomorrow, drawing delegates from broader church missions.
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the Missionary Boards of the Congregational Church
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J. Ogden
Tao
Lawrence Optical. Co
Fine
St. Crannd Moor
Waening
Bolehevikeist
AL Ruynten
The
Univer
Loti
Kansas Boys
Maiun
Forbes Dit
Vingston
American Ideal Oilers
American Radiator Company
Walnut St
Kansas City
Isin
Baldavin
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Sherman
Wytlil
K. J. J. Sippy
Wiedemann’s
Charles Walcott
Stilthsonian Institution
United States
Tion
Gus
Kansas Natural Gas CO
Liberty Tube. & Tire CO
O. F. Russell
Mass. Street
Hester & Roberts
Burkburnett
Texas
Wwortier Oil
Brown-Worth Oil Co
1St Main
St. Fort Worth
Tex
Edison
the Eriksen Furniture Co
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