God and politics in Kansas and nation
The Kansas Journal-World notes reflections on religious faith and daily life alongside political talk. It cites Senator Teed, William G. McAdoo, and Al Smith, discussing lightning rod politics, state road planning, and legislative pay, and mentions the Emperor Hirohito funeral cost and an anti evolution bill moving in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teed
Willam G
Adoo
al Smith
Vicht Wan Aga
Gubernor
New York
Kansan Moves Into New Building On Sixth Anniversary
The Kansas City Kansan marks six years since its founding by moving into a three story building at Eighth street and Armstrong avenue, signaling growth and community service. The shift reflects strong local support and aims to strengthen civic ties as the newspaper expands its role in Kansas City, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansan
Eighth Street
Armatrong Avenue
Shiek
Kan
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Sen‘ator “Gapper
Citizens’ Committee
Kansar
Ae Kansan
Tnte
Argus
Kansas Supreme Court ruling clarifies gas tax provision
Kansas Supreme Court decision in a friendly suit determines whether gasoline tax may be apportioned under last legislature. The ruling holds the statute does not violate the constitution and highway work may proceed under current law. The state senate favored a bill to cover 150000 dollars appropriated by Governor Paulen to aid the highway commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
State Senate
Paulen
Highway Commission
Old Home Town Notes Twenty Five Years Ago
A wrapped collection recalls Kansas City hotel comfort at Col. Coates and local anecdotes. Reports from the past include injuries from a University area accident, a broken nose from ax work, a returning health seeker near California, and a lunatic asylum dance. Social events feature crokinole, a party at Miss Dinsmore’s home, and Richard Anderson’s marriage rumors. Boer War interest and a planned departure to South Africa are noted along with a Rhode Island street dinner hosted by Adna Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feraty
W. de
Hatten
Kimmeyer
New York Street
Ying Batk
Isaac Barker
Gali
al Weber
Qsawatomie
Mr. Mackey
Head
Crates House
Sliss Lucy. Jones
Ithode Island Street
Frances Dinsmore
Kate Henderson
Navy
Richard
John ‘Barker
South Africa
Charlie Bee
Santiago
Eyhaj
Bayapaes
Adna Gardner
Rhode Island
Paariin
Frank
Marvin
A. ML .x
Today’s Events and Anniversaries Across Regions
Today marks the third wedding anniversary for Japan’s Emperor and Empress and notes regional observances in Michigan and Australia. The Montgomry H. Throdp birth centenary is referenced, while Canada hosts an annual convention in lumber retail. Illinois hosts an agricultural assembly in Peoria with Senator McNary speaking. Yale’s James R. Angell will dedicate a tablet for Elihu Yale’s birthplace site in Boston. Amarillo reports smallpox fears with theatres and churches closed to curb spread. quarantine measures are debated amid Mexican-quarter concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Michigan
Sion
Australia
Mont
Gomery H. Throdp
Roscoe Conk
Canada
Lumber
Winniree
Illinois Agricultural Asening
Peoria
Charles L
Smallpas Amarillo
Texas
Epidemic Prevention Measures Adopted in Downtown District
Downtown district authorities adopt quarantine measures as health director Dr. H Isr. states the situation is under control and officials believe an epidemic has been averted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isr. Health
May license dances move to Kansas townships
Pratt county representative Berg proposes licensing power over dances to township trustees in rural Kansas communities. The bill would add dance halls to rural pooh halls licensing statutes so communities may opt in or out. If neighbors oppose, they can keep dances out by withholding licenses.
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Tooeka
Kans
Janz
Kansas
Spd
W. E
Bill) Berg
Pratt County
Y Caine
Itis
Reig
Neta
Berg
Cattle Outlook Bright as Beef Supply Questioned
Cattlemen say domestic consumption may meet demand with limited surplus. C. M. O'Donell of Bell Ranch, president of the National Livestock Association, told delegates the White cattle prices lag sheep and hog markets but the coming year looks bright. Real estate transfers list several property exchanges in Baldwin and Lawrence, with nominal $1 considerations, including Hosford Investment & Mortgage Co. to Perry B Palmateer and others in multiple plats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
C. M
O'Donel
Bell Ranche N. M
National Livestock Association
Hosford Investment. & Mortgers
Perry B.palmateer
Haskells Place
Baldwin
Mal ‘Gorritt
Perry B. Palmateer
Haskell Trace
Ae Perry
Palmateer
Hosford Investment, Company
Steele
Earl's
Lawrence
Noah* Hill
Swife
Thomas
Pugh
Thy
W. Cornet
Endover Eudora Community Notes and Local Events
A crowded meeting at the home of Mrs Viola Sheldon became the center of local activity with fourteen members attending and a program featuring papers and readings. The next gathering is set for February at Mrs Viola Sheldon’s home with Elsie included. The Eudora PTA plans a grade school meeting next Friday. Endover basket ball teams beat Linwood and Del onis in recent games, while Mrs J D Adams hosts a lively progressive party with table scores and many guests. The high school operetta Rings in the Saltdust will be performed February 9 at the high school auditorium. Local families host visits, dinners and community notices reflect a busy social scene amid illness and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Ladies Aid
Lewise Lawson
Theo Hauck
Anna. Landon
Carrie Ziesonis
Leon Durr
Aira
Delta
Durr
Louise Lawson
Louisa
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Ble Grand
George. Gerstenberger
Iice Grand
Fred Papenhausen
S.anog
Cob
Moore
H. J. Landon
Oscar Westerhouse
Derrie Warris
Co. Ogherty
Douglas Ane
S. Guy Grimes
Bh. S.S
Oscar
Lothholz
Eputy
Tey
Holy Family
Myrs
Viola
Sheldon
Clarke
Miller
Totcall
Clark Miller
Cathryn] Cox
Pauline Coryi
Nex
Viola Shelou
Elsie
Wenulas
Parent-Teachers' Association
Endora ‘High Sch
Teaver
Kait
Vatley
Linwood
Eudora Willlplay
Delons
Eudora
Tom Jalingon
J. 'D. Adams
Fred Walker
F. Ge “Hughes
Low
William Mertz
G. S. Puller
Jenee Daugherty
F.G. Hughes
George . Gerstenberger
J. B ‘Miller
Charles
James McCabrin
Henrietta Schubert
Ella’ Clough
Harry Mesabtia
C.8. Fuller
A -Lawrence
Pyer
Lauretta W Dorfer
Kansas City
Lota Hiesenis
Nurses
Researc
Helen Sommers
Dorothy ‘Jackson
Stent
Sommers
Frank Sommers
Otto, Rosenall
Cecil Petty
Helen Tomlinson
Mildred Petty
Couclry
Margaret Zilnes
Norma’ Jackson
Lawrence
Zillner
Wits
Joy Zillner
George
G. Mertz
L. Fuller
C. By
John’. Patterson
Maxine
Eleanor
Ward
Ella Clough
Russell Carlson
Alfred Eisele
Disper
Sunt
Irs
Gus Gabriel
Lucille
Katherine
Z J. Kohler
Drs
C. B. Johnson
Barbara
Gaile
J. B. Johnson
George Schubert
Kansas
City
Gertrude
John Patterson
Pat]terson
Indias
Swedish Lutheran Church
George Gersterberger
Ing
Charles. Gerstenberger
Peggy Louise Durr
Ott Durr
Pearl Bartz
Belle Rohe
Wednesday visitors at the Charlie Brohammer home
Columba residents recount Wednesday visitors at the Charlie Brohammer home including Mr and Mrs Sel on Markley Mary Katherine Mr and Mrs John Brohammer and Jesse Markley John Fyfe George Markley Mr and Mrs Daniel Beeghley and Johnny. They spent Thursday afternoon at Wesley Flory’s home with Charlie Brohammer and Lillian. Friday saw Miss Atshel Flory rob it in the forenoon.
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Charlie Brohammer
Selon Markley
Mary Katherine
John “Brohammer
Jesse Markley
John Fyfe
George Markley
Daniel Beeghley
Johnny
Wesley Flory
Charlie , Brohammer
Lillian
Atshel Flory
Lawrence visitors and neighbors in busy farm week
Local residents including Mr and Mrs John Brohammer and Laurence visitors called at Beegheys and Flory homes from Wednesday to Thursday. Mr Flory out of work due to hand infection. Multiple calls at Wesely Flory and John Hyre homes. coyotes killed nearby.
American Pianist Programs Recitals Across U S Cities
United Press compiled radio listings show John Powell and other pianists performing across major markets including Boston Chicago New York Detroit Philadelphia and Los Angeles. Programs feature classical works from Beethoven Mendelssohn and Tchaikovsky with organ and orchestra interludes and varied times from early afternoon to late evening.
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Central Standard Times
Voi
Vames
Iowa
Iccity
AerSileer Slinger
Sandman
Dalre
Boston
Bas Beal
Bridgeport
WGR
Buffalo
Stanter
Orchestra
WEAF
WMAR
Chicago
Esty Hiner
MM Light Opera Co
Uetriss
WLIW
Cincinna
Talis
Tate Chhmes
Music Badchour
I- Thean
WEAOQ
Columbus
Dallas
Smith
Avenport
Piarkets
Des Moines
Seton Barner Music
Wcxawir
Detroit
WGP
Keeller
Worth
John ‘Josey
Hartford
Kansas
Los
Angeles
oAce
Memphis
Miami
Beach
Wis
WCCO
Miarshal
Leviten
Les Waldorf
Hein
Rolfe
Arie
Abilealy
Bakit
Burr
Lopez
Hs Wjz
New York
Teansilvania
Markel
D— Plantation
Rev. York
Met Ling
Sendree Kayortss
Diniher
Stetson
Oosu Bos Agce
Pittsburgh
SORA
Symphony
WIZ
the Post
WEAE
IND
Hig
Syracus
Ao Pat Secitals
Hearing on Western Rail Freight Rates Declassification Initiated
Omaha Nebraska reports the Interstate Commerce Commission opened a hearing on freight rate declassification for all western trunk line railroads. About 30 to 40 rate experts from across the country are summoned to attend the ten day session. The hearing aims to present railroad arguments for general upward rate revision and announces a subsequent session for opposing factions.
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Omaha
Neb
Fragmented OCR Narrative of 1926 Era and Travel
Fragmentary text references 1926 events including women, aviation licensing, Berlin music and Salt River valley transport. Mentions Great Britain, Indians, and prehistoric carriers. Lacks coherent narrative or clear facts.
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Lower
Freigneraes
Berlin
Great
Britain
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