Lobbyists and Records in Kansas City Voices
Topeka reports lobby books show many agents must sign their names and employers in the secretary of state's records. Women opposing the State Board of Review move from Kansas City, Kansas, stand accused of lacking names in the records, while insurers and other interests press to influence legislation.
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Topeka
Veil of Charity
Chicaro
Lopexa
Seeerity
Rotunda
Kansas City
State Board of Review
State House
Kansas
Secretary of State
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Mrs. Phoebe Davis of 701 Arkansas Street died at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Private funeral from the home Tuesday morning. P Ss. Kriegh. P35 Kriegh died at his Springfield Missouri home. had long Lawrence residence and mail hauling contract. Lawrence E. Martin, 2, died at home of parents 316 Mississippi Street. private burial at Oak Hill. Elizabeth E. Pindell of 1032 New Hampshire Street died. services held. Beds to Wellsville for burial. sister of Mrs. E. H. Varnum. Mrs. Charles P. Banker died at home 116 Oliw Street. funeral arrangements to follow.
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Phoebe Davis
David Davis
Arkansas Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
P. Ss. Kriegh
Lawrence
Kriega
Springfield
Kriegh
Lawrence E. Martin
Mississippi Street
Seariette
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fiev
Lawson
Elizabeth E. Pindell
New Hampshire Street
Thomas
The
Christian Science Church
Wellsville
Lindell
E. H. Varnum
Charles P. Banker
Oliw Street
Emma Jane Pine obituary notices life of faith and service
Emma Jane Pine, born April 1894, died January 19, 1921, at her home north of Lawrence. She left a mother, three brothers, and many relatives, with one brother serving as a missionary in Africa. Funeral services were held at Nazarene church, with interment in Lawrence cemetery. Pine lived a Christian life, entered sanctification, and pursued service to others despite ill health and long suffering.
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Emma Jane Pine
Lawrence
Africa
Emma
Tater
Anatoale Ee
Nazarene Church
Watson to Dartmouth for training duties this year
The article notes "Herculean" trainer Watson, famed for boosting Iowa athletes, moving to Dartmouth. It describes him as more than a trainer, capable of handling injuries and keeping Big Ten players healthy. It implies a strong track record with Iowa and Big Ten teams, suggesting continued impact at Dartmouth.
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Hilracle Jack
Watson
Dartmouth
University of Iowa
Tle
Pressure for Freight Rate Cuts Upheld by Western Livestock Groups
Western farm and livestock interests petition the Interstate Commerce Commission and state associations to reduce current freight rates on livestock and farm products. They argue recent carrier advances are unjust, excessive, and discriminatory, harming loans, marketing, and liquidity as exports slow and market values fall.
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Topeka
Kans Dan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas Livestock Association
Tate
Eure
Bods Alleign
Grain and cattle trade barriers stir U S market fears
The text discusses Canada to United States grain and cattle shipments in open competition, with concerns over prices, surplus, and market effects. It notes banks failing to provide financing, hindering merchants and farmers from securing cattle, carrying, maturing, and marketing outputs at viable prices.
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United States
Frome
Canada
Audiences enjoy Ethel Clayton in A City Sparrow on local screen
The feature presents Ethel Clayton as a vaudeville dancer in A City Sparrow with William J. Lambert. Kate Jordan’s tale follows a woman torn by love and happiness, ending with true love and reward. Walter Heirs supplies comic relief as a rival. Sam Wood directs. Burton Holmes Travel also shown with Twin Beds, Carter De Haver and Carter Haven in a high cost picture. Walter Reid stars in Tonjours de L'Aurorace, a double exposure showcase. The Tathe News headlines the evening program.
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Ethel Clayton
Burton Holmes
Carter de Haver
Paramount
Wallaces Audicious
Pakhe News
Ethel Clayton Ahs
William J
Kate Jordan
Walter Heirs
Sam Wood
Wallace Reid
Carter Haven
Ben Ames Williams
Tathe News
Bowersock Glee Chul Concert and Local Showings
Monday features the Glee Chul Concert at Bowersock Theater with a Tuesday event headlined by Dorothy Allen in Guilty by Love. Mitt and Jet Come perform midweek while Weehesay presents Ma and Mrs. in a community program.
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Glee
Dorothy Allen
Tanita Stewart in Harriet and the Piper at the Bowersock
The notice praises Dorothy Dalton and Tanita Stewart in the film Harriet and the Piper, adapted from Avery Hopwood's This Woman This Man, with an all star supporting cast. It advertises showings next Friday and Saturday January 28 and 29 and promotes related serials in the Kansas City Star and Times. It notes price cuts on Kodak Brownies and mentions local luncheon events and Chamber of Commerce activities.
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Dorothy Dalton
Avery Hopwood
New York
Charlotta Nilsson
Harriet
Piper
Katherine Norris
Kansas
Star and Times
Bohemia
Anita Stewart
Kansas City Star
Times
Kansas Beats Grinnell 31 to 17 in Second Half Rally
The Jayhawker basketball team extended its winning streak by defeating Grinnell 31 to 17 Saturday night. Captain Uhriaub scored 18 points from free throws while Endacott sparked Kansas with key plays. Grinnell’s Evans and Evans’ defense challenged Kansas early, but Kansas depth and substitutes helped close strong in the second half.
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Jayhawker
Grinnell
Kansas
Uhriaub
Endacott
Maer
John Wulf
Willard Goes East to Train for Bout
Willard leaves Lawrence Saturday for New York to train for a heavyweight title bout with Rickard. The move aims to restore the Sunflower State’s claim to the crown as speculation grows over a possible return of the heavyweight title.
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Willard
Bout
Kansas City Home Purchase Hint by Wilard
Wilard indicated he likely would buy a home in Kansas City after mentioning oil interests in Kansas. The remark came as a brief aside, suggesting potential residential relocation tied to his business ventures.
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Kansas
Wilard
Kansas City
Highs Taste Victory On Manhattan Court
The Lawrence high school basketball team defeated Manhattan 31 to 18 on Saturday night in Manhattan. Ulm and Stevenson started at forwards with Ackerman at center, Testerman and Mackie at guards. Testerman moved to forward later. Semon and Anderson also saw guard time as Lawrence plans two more local games this week at the Haskell gym.
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Lawrence High School
Manhattan High School
Manhattan
Lawrence
Ulm
Stevenson
Ackerman
Testerman
Mackie
Semon
Anderson
Ottawa Bi School
Haskell Gymna
Haskell Topples Junior College For First Regular-Season Win
Haskell defeated Junior College at Kansas City 38 to 22 Saturday night marking the Indians first win on their regular schedule. The team employed a five man defense that stifled scoring while Skunkneck, Sam Bates and star center Toth stood out in the contest.
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Haskell
Kansas City
Indians
Cos Eagle
Tossedoun Toth
Skell
Skunkneck
Sam Bates
Heard in Lawrence and local hunt reports
Narence Foster was taken to Osywatomie hospital for treatment by Deputy Sheriff Ralph Lawrence. A wolf roundup on the Crosdidier farm in Belleview township failed to catch any wolves, though several animals were shot by the hunters. Jess Wiklard’s departure for the east to train for a March 17 fight with Jack Dempsey will make little difference.
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Antelope Island
Great Salt Lake
Utah
United States
Feft
Buffalo Island Livestock Co
Humane Societies
Shawe
Narence Foster
Osywatomie Hospital
Ralph Lawrence
Satuedsv
Crosdidier
Belleview
Etzighorhood
Jess Wwiklard
Jack Dempsey
Lawrence News Snapshots and Local Plans Reported
Lawrence items include potential removal of a news source, Chancellor Lindley slated to speak in Ottawa tomorrow at a medical society banquet, county board meetings with limited business, road conditions forcing County Superintendent Lanches to cancel school visits, Chamber of Commerce luncheon and activity, rumored state cigarette raids affecting Lawrence, Kansas industrial court bill pushed by Tom Hurley, Sunday meetings by Crimson and Blue and Jay Hawk groups, oil development slowed by Prairie company buyers strike in Baldwin, E G Ross visiting before Philippine education work, Clyde Nichols set to speak at 6:30 Chamber luncheon and to continue Kansas stadium union efforts after a $100 000 fundraising target in Lawrence.
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Clyde Nichols
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Stadium-Union
Lawrence
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Blood Purification Remedy
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional cure for catarrh claiming thorough blood purification. It cites 46 years of use with voluntary commendations and links relief to preventing further illness, urging readers to keep Hood's Pills as a family laxative.
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Hood
Tanlac credited with curing Kansas man after years of indigestion
J D Dai of Wieluta Kansas reports long stomach problems and loss of energy. After three bottles of Tanlac he claims a renewed appetite steady sleep and constant work ability. He praises the medicine sold in Lawrence and Round Corner Drug Store among other druggists in town.
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J. D. Dai
Washington St
Wieluta
Kansas
Lawrence
Cornet
Drink More Water For Kidney Relief Advised
An old health note urges drinking more water to ease kidney issues. It cites uric acid from meat as irritant, recommends a lemon juice lithia solution, Jad Salts as inexpensive therapy, and promotes clean, active kidneys through daily water intake.
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C. C. Nicole
Buick
Varsity
Bowersock
Woodrow Wilson
Carter de Haven
Billy West
Stew So
Tom Mix
Antes Art
Hartiet the Piper
Tas
Tanita Stewart
Harriet and the Piper
Irvi Cummings
Kerran Munsen
Myrtie Stelman
Stargiret Dui Tol Mamy Ete
Nevin Wil Cry
Nevin Hasuet
Ffrom Krisstir
Aduieta
Auetren Echool
Sevur
Phine' Ning
Businese
Eastman Kodak Co
Kodak
McI Culloch
Set of Commerce
Rotary Club
Willet
K. U
Meyer
Renvet
Evans
Ten Rickald
Stelemuses
Willant
Boxing Commission
Jess Willard
Rickard
Kansan
Sunflower State
Big Jess
Teilor
Langnee 7
Willard Wit
Manhattan Court
Ottawa
Junior College
Bayer
Fcvene
Lindley
Medical Society
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Court House
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Chamber ‘of Commerce
Tom Hurley
Crimson and Blue
Jay Hawk
Wid Cat
Lawrence Theater
Prairie Company
Baldwin Fell
E. (. Ross
San Francisco
Bureau of Education
Philippine Islands
Charlton
Gatarrh
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