Nonpartisan County Election Debate Spurs Health Inspector Plan
The article discusses a push for nonpartisan county elections and the creation of a county live stock health officer. Campbell of Bourbon advocates a statewide health authority model, with the county officer empowered to quarantine diseased stock, compel premises cleanup, and enforce disease prevention, mirroring current county health roles. The measure faces mixed sentiment and possible party criticisms as bills move toward final consideration.
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Campbell
Bourbon
Baarhin Eouty Las
Saul
Saul Agpedises of the Late Stank
Insanity Prevention Measures in State Debate
Debates hinge on preventing insanity and funding. Officials discuss involuntary commitment, hospital placements, and liability of the state. Critics warn against overreach while supporters argue for mental health safeguards and costs to taxpayers.
YMCA Ex-Stars Play Salina Team in Exhibition
Ex stars Wien the Salina YM A and University of district gather for a scrimmage night. Performers from Varsity elise and others were present. the event ended with a 20 to 7 score after seven minutes of play. Venue and date details incomplete.
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Wien
Salina
Unis
YM. A
Reputae Hovis
Elise
Shu University
Ventire
Decrees Celebrate Willian Birthday In Berlin
Emperer Willian issued two birthday decrees in Berlin on January 27 marking his 56th birth anniversary. Reports from London say the decrees also sanction disciplinary measures for Sheghedive ministers. The penalties include up to six months imprisonment for certain offenses. the exact charges remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Berlin
Wireless
London
Ranporer Willian
Merchants Association Holds Large Annual Meeting
The Merchants Association held a well attended annual meeting with about 125 members present in the Merchants Rooms. New executive committee members were elected, including Otto Fischer and J. Skinner, and Beno Motor Company was admitted as a member. The secretary reported 17 new members and five withdrawals, boosting the association by twelve partners.
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Merchants Association
Otto Fischer
Berber
John Strong
Weaver
Beno Motor Company
Geainst
Cortain
Lee Ann Ninst Puke
Tie
Thiet
Russians Launch Offensive Against Baltic Front
An official report notes air troops initiating an offensive in the Pilkylert region on January 25, dislodging enemy positions along the Viste river and near Vesehoros, with advances by the guard and captures of 2 officers and about 500 soldiers. German Zeppelin raided Riban but caused no serious damage before being shot down near Virghen, with its crew captured.
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Ture
Petrogmtd
Pilkylert
Nbmny
Viste
Danary San U
Vesehoros
Arcilleny
Borjinien
Galicia
Buckowina
Riban
Virghen
Lihan
Women Lobbyists Disappear From Topeka Rally Scene
In Topeka Kansas on January 27 amidst internal splits among women’s groups over pension and charity measures, several lobbyists have not been seen since last Saturday. Receptions and factional disputes cloud lawmakers’ action as committees fade to advance funding and administrative control. The Kansas legislature faces a week of uncertain attendance as women workers and club leaders consider a cooperative push at the upcoming Kansas Day events.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Legislative
Cael Wither
Mondmornims
Bey
Duemiers
Peticentoon
Ruahter
Phiey Sey
Brinvhus
Ben Hild
Senate
House
Eli
McFarland
Ela Sind Prgbyte
Uence Minong
Elubwormen
Wormnen
Ead
Wurntra Eliths
Hs Net
Kanisis Day Club
Swat
Dass
Death of Rev Isaac Hall at 74 in Lawrence
Rev Isaac Hall aged 74, a retired Methodist minister, died at his home with his daughter Mrs Albert Neubauer of 11st New Jersey Street. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Hall moved to Lawrence ten years ago from St Francis, Kansas.
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Isaac Hall
Isaac' Hall
Albert Neubauer
New Jersey Street
Hall
Lawrence Abini
St. Fraineis
Kans
Watch Fakers Dangle 21 Jewel Hamilton Watches in Scam
PiGK WAIGH FAKERS Temen giving their pines an Sidmiey Cattle ane teng'y Cagrau iu Law nee VE eneeling athlete EHH and mediately bean paying Chern tryere at selling watches. Police picked up on a charge of ped dings wn tia 2 Tiveisse. They are held on the city jail awaiting trial. They planned to travel Topeka and were prepared to make sales. The watches were cheap fakes constructed to resemble a 21 jewel Hamilton. They claimed a 25 year wear guarantee, but witnesses said months at most. Thirty watches were found. one had been sold in Lawrence. Frank Simpson, earlier arrested for a theft charge, was released on bond. Mrs. Jennie Boist of Topeka visiting her daughter.
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Temen
Pines
Ehh
Bean
Chern Tryere
Pie
Phe
Topeka
Ed. Parsons
Tlw
Jewell Hamilton
Toronto
Kansas Weather Note Delivers Fragments of Cold Wave Forecast
A fragmented weather note mentions yesterday and today temperatures with a hint of a 2 percent variation. It predicts a cold wave tonight and indicates Thursday may bring a further air change, reflecting an unsettled forecast for the region.
Haskell to Meet Wesleyans in Debut Lineup Shuffle
Haskell Institute star Richards set for first appearance as the Indians clash with the Latin Wesleyans. Major lineup changes across guard forward and center positions reshape the team with Caselli and Veone providing strong opinions on the shifts. Wesleyans pace and Haskell bows aim for a decisive upset led by Byrwarda and Chonentky Gannds-Chiatie Wit Hane and Dee bern Crater Captain Tehads.
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Apt Richards
Haskell Institute
Tema
San
Latin Wesleyans
Clung Ants
Williams Aran Leenter
Wiielards
Caselli
Veone
Elanges
Haskell
Weather Begins Snowfall With Sharp North Wind
A brisk north wind accompanies ongoing snowfall through the day. Temperature remains steady while snow accumulates enough to hinder travel. Forecaster notes colder weather ahead but offers no firm timing for a cold snap.
Farewell Reception For Evangelistic Company At Church
A farewell reception was held last night at the Christian Church for the Evangelistic Company. A large crowd attended and enjoyed social time. Evangelist Minnes spoke briefly. The group departed for the next meeting location, wishing him success.
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The
Christian Church
Minges Company
Evangelistic Company
Evangelist Minnes
Tie Vebured
Tneiliawin
British battlecruisers suffer damage in North Sea action
London dispatch reports Captain Trdminn of the German armoured cruiser WHeusher among the wounded after the recent North Sea battle. The British Lion and Tiger sustained material damage, with Lion losing speed though soon repairable. The Princess Key also participated, with uncertain status.
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London
Trdminn
Wheusher
North Sea
Meinburgh
Times
Lion
Tiger
Uraeti
Normal Institute Bill Passes
Superintendent Hiewlestas received official go ahead on a Normal Institute bill. The measure, discussed with the county teachers, contemplates a weeklong term and possible term shortening. The decision hinges on advisability and further consultation.
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Normal Institute
Hiewlestas
Ile
Chinley
Russians Push Back in Russian Front Counterattacks
Report from Austrian sources claims slight advances by Austrians were repelled as Russians regained ground in the PA and northwest sectors. The dispatch notes heavy losses for the enemy and mentions a peace centenary observance planned for February 14 marking the 100th anniversary since the Treaty of Ghent’s signing in February 1814.
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Friends
United States
Great Britain
Follo
Ghenk
Bill Permitting Prisoners as Witnesses Draws Kansas Senate
A Kansas bill introduced by Senator Price would permit convicts in the state penitentiary to testify as witnesses and be paid by the county for services. The measure aims to use prisoners in criminal cases while outlining mechanisms for compensation and oversight by the Board of Health and related authorities. Additional bills discussed include hotel health inspections and drought insurance, with plans for the Penitentiary Commission to oversee rebuilding efforts and a statewide drouth program.
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Topeka
Nims
Bpen- Jith Corespemadent
Kynsits Peniren- Misa
Senate
Price
Chirk County
Athe
Miller
Ami
Miler Aie
McMillan
Kansas
House
Hotel Commission
Decrr
Pawnee
Federal
Brower
Crawford County
Will Have Class Annual Election At High School
Senior class meeting discussed and approved producing a school annual this year. President Lupher appointed a committee to collect funds for a successful annual. Any leftover from the dollar amount will be given to the class fund.
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the Hugh School
Lupher
Parker to Speak at Friends Church in Lawrence
Mr Parker Field secretary of Christian Endeavor for the Kansas Yearly Meeting of Friends will spend Thursday in Lawrence Me He is a student at Friends University Wichita and will address the Friends Church Thursday evening in the interests of Christian Endeavor work
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Friend's Church
Parker
Field
Christian Endeavor
Kansas
Local Delegate Frank Meterhoffer to Attend War ukinson Convention
Choose Local Delegate Frank Meterhoffer will be the delegate from the local A. O. T. Lodge to the convention in Warukinson, held early March. Live ones will probably attend the meeting. Action will be taken on consolidating the ALO CG Wind and the Day of Honor at the convention.
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Frank Meterhoffer
Warukinson
Delinquent Tax Notices Mailed To County Residents
Thirty day notices were mailed by the county treasurer to residents delinquent on personal tax payments under the legal filing. The sheriff will act if payments are not received, with officials coordinating a follow up to help taxpayers settle their accounts.
Annual High School Basketball Tournament Returns
The eighth annual high school basketball tournament will be held at the university arena closing the season. Girls and boys divisions feature Lawrence High, Reno, and Arkansas City among competing teams. Manager W C Hamilton notes growing interest and plans two days of play with selected games at the gym.
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Marvel
Cnp
Lawrence
Ater
Arkansas City
Harmilton
Interdor
Manuawer
Hamilton
gWo Eattets i
Thaw pleads not guilty to piracy charge in New York
Harry K Thaw pled not guilty to piracy charges brought in New York stemming from his recent arrival last Sunday. Trial set for February. Bail unlikely as prosecutors seek confinement at a state hospital pending trial. Also notes a banana crate tarantula incident and obituary notice for H F B Brown.
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New
York
Harry Kk. Thaw
Phaw
Franklin Wenye Vo
Jerome Las
Aly
Thane
Supreme Court
Davis
Location hunt for new depot amid interurban plans
Officials of Hennelite town seek a depot site as the interurban line reaches Lawrence. A hearing before the Commercial Club will discuss crossing the bridge and route options. Decisions hinge on bridge availability and county approval, with construction planned to start when weather allows.
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Henne Lite
Nis
Linwood Lawrence
Hiat
Marel
Ilfis
Imee
Narrowly Averted Fire in Daily Kansan Offices
Freshman Doyle Buckles, last to leave the printing department, found a waste paper basket on fire in the Daily Kansan business offices around 6 o clock last night. He extinguished the flames before they gained headway, and authorities believe a lit watch dropped by an intruder caused the small blaze.
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Kansan
Ofelock
Doyle Buckles
Isems
Rockies
Lnsines
Frnes -Shioe Ie Tepe Aramid
Ylesks
Normal Gym Course for Teachers in Basketball and Track
University offers a three days a week course next semester in coaching basketball and track for teachers. Coach W. Hamilton will instruct at 9:30 am on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Credit awarded in the School of Education.
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University
Hamilton
Wirk Bond
Ihi
Geligul
Leachers
Clare
Gawk
Hamlton
Pune
Want Head Offices Fraternal Union Effort in Kansas City
A meeting was held in the Home State Bank committee room on the Kansas side to organize a campaign to attract Fraternal Aid Union supporters. Committees will recruit business leaders for the movement. The Prudential board of the Recreational church held its regular monthly meeting at Pastor Dr N S Elder kin's home.
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Kansas City
Home State Bank
Kansas Side
Kansas City Times
Prudential Board
Con Ereeational Church
N.S. Elderkin
Chaimen
Whturalis
Fire Destroys Stone House on West Ninth
Fire on West Ninth burned the stone house near the Wind Mill, destroying all goods of Mr. Fowler and family. The household includes Mr. Fowler, his wife, four children, a married daughter and her husband. T. J. Lamb sheltered the family. help with work is requested, contact BelI 1348.
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West Ninth
Mr. Fowler
T. J. Lamb
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