Atlantic hurricane season leaves ships adrift and mysteries unsolved
The weather bureau and maritime experts warn January will bring fierce gales to Atlantic shipping. Records from November to January show seven weeks of storms, delaying dozens of liners and leaving questions about eight missing ships as crews struggle against 100 mph winds and 90-foot waves.
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New Serle
Weather Bureau
Sea of Marmora
Pacific
Great Lakes
Baltic Sea
Hughes Urought
South America
Bermuda
Atlantic
French
Trou
De-Spaiches
Pater
Zoe
Long Island
Aaid Jts
APOE
Mbte
Bec
Nork
Cr Eamne
Beac
Garfield
Nantucket
Ferlita
Menominee
Caronia
Majestic
Zee
Samland - Snd
la Savoie
Line
Halifax
Petique
New York Harbor
Heinrich ‘Kayser
Desk. & Wireless
Aveners
Valacia
Juary
Weather ‘Bureau
Miley
Bureau
Conan Roe
Weekly Kansas Labor Report Shows Fewer Jobs Available
In the week ending last Saturday, Kansas reported 45 people unemployed in the state. There were 611 help wanted applications, 915 unemployed, 672 referred to jobs, and 3557 notified they had found work. Salina led districts with 180 out of work while Topeka had 145, Wichita 144, Hutchinson 140, Kansas City 132, Parsons 65, and Emporia 25. Industries remain slow and no new hires noted. There is demand for housework labor for women in white and colored populations. The report is issued by Judge J. H. Crawford, head of the Industrial Court labor department.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
J. H. Crawford
Labor Department
The
Industrial Court
Crawford
Kanaas
Coron
Salina
Wiehbita
Hutchinson
Kanrag City
Parsons
Emporia
Glend Glenn Area News Highlights Local Social Ties
Local residents gathered for visits with Ed McClanahan and Geo Glenns, while Mrs. Elizabeth McClanahan, a June school teacher, returns home from Grover. The Glenn M E church reelects teachers, and the community notes travel, farming, school lunches, and upcoming joint parish meetings with Lecompton church.
Lottery Ad Fines Highlight Federal Law Enforcement
Two newspapers the Lincoln State Journal and Lincoln Star were fined 50 dollars each in federal court for running advertisements that contained an element of chance. Courts ruled such lottery ads violate federal and state laws and may bar mails. Merchants pushing lottery schemes to newspapers risk illegal activity and publication violates post office rules. In other notes, Horton Headlight reports on Munich professors finding women students average sixty to seventy thousand hairs per head.
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Lincoln State Journal
Lincoln
Star
Federal
Toffice
Horton Headlight
Unit of
Munich
Stomach Indigestion Warned By Authority
A noted authority explains indigestion from hyperacidity and sour stomach. He recommends taking four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and relieve gas and heartburn.
James M. Davis Dies Suddenly in Los Angeles
James M. Davis formerly of St. Louis and Kansas City died suddenly while visiting his son Bartlett Y. Davis at 332 N Ardmore Ave Los Angeles California He married Anna T Hunt of Okaloosa Iowa in May 1881 and had two sons Bartlett Y and Russell J Davis Russell died in 1888 Bartlett Y Davis survives They were lifelong Friends Church members Funeral services held January 19 at Clark F and Alice Mead Chapel Los Angeles Interment Mountain View Cemetery Pasadena Davis grew up in Douglas County and founded Friends University at Wichita in later years many old friends remain in Lawrence
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James M. Davis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bartlett Y. Davis
N. Ardmore Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Davis
Anna T. Hunt
Okaloosa
Iowa
Bartlett Y
Russell J. Davis
Bartlett Y.davis
Friends Church
Middle West
Petleyor Lence
Chapel of
Clark
Alice Mead
S. Flower St
Mountain View Cemetery
Pasadena
Douglas County
Friends University
Wichita
Lawrence
Women to Attend Trial Over Beating Blind Horse
Members of several women’s organizations will be at municipal court tomorrow morning to witness the trial of W. Brooks accused of beating a blind horse near the river intake work. Complainants are paper mill employees. The note about women in Spain contrasts historical access to universities.
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W. Brooks
Deaths and Funerals in Los Angeles and Kansas City
James M. Davis 70, formerly of St. Louis and Kansas City, survived by son Bartlett Y. Davis, funeral in Los Angeles Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Mountain View cemetery. Carl Durr, 4124 Locust, died after a short illness. wife, two sons, two sisters and Berthold Durr at bedside. Burial in Eudora St. Paul Evangelical church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Barnard D. Froeliger services tomorrow 10 a.m. at St John Catholic church. burial Mount Calvary cemetery.
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Carr Carr Carl Durr
Eudora
Kansas City
Henderson
Colorado Springs
Alma Darr
Los Angeles
Berthold Durr
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Barnard D. Froeliger
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Henry Fitzgerald
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Employees Save More Under Compulsory Plan
Abilene Kansas January 22. After six months of a compulsory savings plan for 1200 employees with an annual payroll of 1 25 million the Associated Companies report an average savings rate of 13 percent above the required ten percent. Funds are invested in government securities bonds approved stocks and home buying. The plan has reduced indebtness and introduced budgeting into personal expenses.
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Abilene
Kan
Associated Companies
United Light and Power System
United Telephone Company
C. L. Brown
New Budget Staff at Work
The Budget high school paper began its work yesterday and will publish its first issue Friday. Effort is toward full student support and the year may determine if the paper stays weekly or reverts to semi monthly. Meanwhile a separate Manila dispatch reports fear that seven Russian refugee ships with over 500 aboard may be lost in the China Sea en route to the Philippines as part of Admiral Stark's Vladivostok exile fleet.
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Ed McClanahan
Lecompton
Geo, Young
Topeka
Geo. L. Glenn
Clarence Welcher
Paul ‘Glenn
Clarence Glenn
Wm. Barker Place
Glenn
Greenwood Valley
Virgil Thornton
McLouth
Ira Kettering
Elmer Kettering
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Bulletin
John Zeeb
Big Springs
Chas Bauman
Wm. St. Clair
Will Glenn
Glenn School
John Dreyer
Elizabeth McClanahan
Junes
Frank McClanahan
Grover
Elizabeth
Douglas
Shawnee County
Mac Watts
Peyton
Watts
Cyrus Glenn
Glenn M. E. Church
Henry Bahnmaier
Jarry Fleener
W. M. Welcher
Glenn M. EL
Geo. L. Claar
Ira Glenn
John Mathey
Manila
China Sea
Shanghai
Philippine Islands
Admiral Stark
Vladivostok
Classical Club Plans Program At High School
The Classical club of the high school, formed from Latin students, will present a program Wednesday night at the high school auditorium.
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L. H
Kansas City Market Hogs Lead Rise. Beef Prices Weaken
Light recepts sparked a price surge in hogs with top at 8.55 and bulk 8.30 to 8.50. Lambs rose 25 to 50 cents with best light weights up to 14.75. Cattle trade opened weak to lower but improved, with fat steers 8 to 9 dollars and few at 9.50, cows steady. Hogs demand strong, packing sows 7.50 to 7.60, pigs 7.75 to 8.25. Sheep and lambs sold mostly 14.50 to 14.75, few fat sheep noted.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Chas. M. Pipkin
Millowners ban betting for women workers in Scotland
Scottish millowners impose a rule barring female employees from betting. They argue women are bad losers and that gambling fuels trouble among workers, reflecting industrial discipline concerns of the era.
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Scotland
Can't Be Done Until Mayrs Remedy Proves Itself
A sufferer recounts losing faith in doctors and medicines until persuaded to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. After use, acute indigestion and gas clear up. The advertisement claims the product cleanses catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines, with a money back guarantee. Available at Round Corner Drug Store and druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
Round Corner
Promotors Club Hosts Regular Manual High Event
The Promotors Club at Elab rence High School will hold a regular manual high building event at o'clock.
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Promotors Club
Promotors
Will
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Theodore Pines
Dy the Journal
Labor Report
Glenn and Vicinity
Glenn M. E
Lecompton M. E
Peyton Watts
Jake
Carlson
U. B
Elmer. Kettering
Thos
Starr
John Hogg
Wood Eveling
Paul Elbert
Robison
Hesse Place
Steves
David
Absalom
Kenneth
Stevens
Madge McCall
High Prairie
Baldwin
Dave McCall
H. A. Davision
Mat McCall
Valley of
Egypt
Lord Carnarvon
Spain
Bernard A. Froeliger
Gharlton
Dnd
Peoples‘State’Bank
Kansas City Market
Margaret Goodman
America
Lake Michigan
Goodman
Ober’s
Society Brand
Ober Standard
Europe
Skofstads
Gibson Mill
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