Clerical error annuls 1919 law on utilities measures
In Lima Potts Popeka January 27 a legislative clash over a proposed division of the Industrial Court is underway. An error in the original draft caused the 1919 law to be annulled, with officials noting the court is not overworked and can handle current cases. The legislature debates actions on utility measures as well as memorial buildings and public works funded under the act.
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Popeka
Guerreur Apen
Avanur A. Stanley
Wynnuntte Eenty
Cepur
Dros
Avetoek
Umunieintivier
Kurisas
Munich
Tar Supreme Reurt
House
Jorm
Senate
Legislative visitors tour university needs tour
Seventy seven members of the ware and means committee of the state legislature visit the University today. They are welcomed at noon with a luncheon prepared by the agents of the departments and will tour under the direction of Tindey to thoroughly investigate the university's needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tventy
Ware and Means
Lewishiture
Weather Kansas Forecast Pair Tonight and Friday
A Kansas forecast notes a pair of days with mild warmth tonight and Friday. The text mentions light to moderate temperatures with a warmer feel later, though details are garbled and some words appear mis-typed.
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Kansas
Gas Hearings Postponed In Topeka Area
Topeka March 27 hearing postponed on the industrial court issue fixing surcharges by gas distributors in Leavenworth Atchison Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City. New surcharge rises from 50 cents to 1.49 dollars per month plus the tariff price per thousand cubic feet to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Dan
Auto Collision Damages Big Car at Market Street
A serious crash at the corner of Market Street involved a big Cadillac and a delivery truck from Seider’s market. Readative was trapped in the wrecked Cadillac, freed with help, and treated for leg injuries at Dr A J Anderson’s office. The other car sustained damage estimated at about 1981,000 dollars.
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Ober
Seider
Mesta
Eelock
Charles Thidetilfe
Alvivine
Marsuchttscits
Rhiver
Radelie
Readetite
Funk
Tle
A. J Anderson
Gideons Prepare Sunday Services in Hawrenes
Gideons plan a big Gideon day next Sunday with at least fifteen members from Kansas and nearby states speaking at churches in Hawrenes. Local churches are urged to arrange for a Gideon representative or contact J. Daniel of the YLA LC. The event follows successful meetings last Sunday led by T Grant and visits from Albion hospital staff and Welch chiropractic doctors.
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Ramsad Galsa
Poulry
Laverence
Gideon
Hawrenes
Hin Fron Kan
Stats
Wapens
Mr. Griffin
Minty
J. Os. Daniels
ALC
Kansas lawmakers map plan to redraw districts
Leisure talks in Wopeka focus on congressional reapportionment for Kansas. Debates center on moving Wyandotte from the Second to the First district and shifting Shawnee and Pottawatomie toward the Fifth, creating a western district and balancing seven seats in Washington. Discussions stress avoiding changes to major cities and the governor’s industrial court and road aid debates fade.
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Wopeka
Kansas
United States Senate
Washington
Eidith
Labhi Tialay
Vaneyard
Pottawatomie
Eve Conwessman
Industrial Court
World Almanac 1921 features 1920 census and conventions
The World Almanac for 1921 offers the 1920 Presidential results by state and for places with 5000 or more people, plus past census data. It includes biographies, tables, and listings on colleges, laws of 1920, and national conventions. Published by the New York World priced 64 cents postpaid.
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America
Dietiona
Presidentia
Republica
New York World
State bill to bring all banks under guarantee law
Topeka January 202 As a result of the failure of the People state bank of Coffeyville with a loss of about £260,000 a bill will be introduced in the legislature Friday or Monday requiring all state banks to come under the guarantee law Representative Anupp of Coffeyville announced today he is drafting such a bill. The defunct bank was not guaranteed.
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Topeka
Bank
Coffeyville
Anupp
Cofferville
Still Far Apart on Reparations In Paris Meeting
British officials remain divided with the French view on reparations during a Paris session. Britain urged restraint and warned against punitive terms while French representatives pressed for tougher conditions. The debate touched on Germany’s wartime penalties and the role of industrial experts in shaping any settlement.
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Paris
Aimlers
Allien
Payie Fawna Crone
Pratt Douine
Qonis Leghour
Linge Gorge
Great Britain
Council
United States
Fisthiun
Washington
London
Gerlin
Geneve
Spa
Petition filed for separation and child support
A plea was filed this morning in county court seeking Emma to divorce and obtain child support. The petition notes cruelty by the husband and requests a separation and support for the children.
Stadium Campaign Gains Momentum in Kansas City
Kansas City alumni drive a stadium fund as Mrs A Henley leads a $5,000 subscription push. A noon Chamber of Commerce meeting in Lawrence reports strong crowd support, with total subscriptions topping $370,000. Donations include $35,000 from A Henley and others from university and local groups.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
A. Flenhy
Tua Co
Ober Amd
Phu
Hlair
Charlton
Walfrord Charlton
Connerve
Ginal
Britain to Defer Debt Payment to United States
French political writer seeks extension to 1936, report notes British plan to defer debt payments to the United States. Ambassador to the United States British envoy arrived to report to officials on the matter.
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Britain
U. S
Chalmers Pemanent Secte
Linkeish Treasury
United States
Iitis
Edi de
Paris
Iie
Fir Auckhand Goidee
United State
Vrumie
Guoain
Uten
Yaris
Jan
Yes for Davages Edith Tiling Filed on Tatte Og
Fragmented report mentions Charles 1, chork at the Pouwlas county diss shret enurty this morning and references a wreck event north of lod and a store incident. Names and places appear garbled with no clear actions or outcomes to verify.
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Edith Tiling
Charles
Pouwlas
Ashi
Thames
Wreckinge
Lod
Petrier Stunk
Peery
Marchan Proposal Sparks Michigan Industrial Reform Debates
A Michigan state measure emerging from the labor department seeks to reorganize state agencies. The bill, presented to the Kansas industrial court, aims to streamline governance and enhance state oversight. Governor and lawmakers discuss potential implications for industry and labor relations.
Wage reduction discussed by labor committee officials
Labor committee members from the American Federation travel to Chicago for a meeting to consider wage reductions for members in the leading sectors of the country. Pennsylvania Railroad official W. Ow. Atterbury and Lehigh Valley’s BL Leum, among others, expected to attend and present arguments about current rails rates and guaranteed protections.
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Ciween
Labor Committee
Padfreideon
Chae
Pridzay
Thie
Sieo
W. OW
Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railread
Leumis
Lehigh Valley
Asd
Bo Vilehh
Dle Ni
Fanny's Wpgning and Newlyweds in New York
A fragmented poem note about Fanny Hurst and her idea of happy marriage. It cites Joseph Gousha and others, mentioning Fanny and her husband Ed, with Dawn and Josend trying the scheme, finding it failed, leaving them miserable and now flat-hunting in New York.
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Joseph Gousha
Hove
Fanny Hurst
Fanny
Dawn
Josend
New York
Fragmentary Note on Infringement Claim in Harbin City
The readable text references a claim that RKO would infringe on Intel Japanese authorities in this city to build reless phutts at points in the. The fragment mentions Harbin and Tienstsin with unclear context and dates.
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Wbghat
Tienstsin
Harbin
Rko
Townwide rally stirs support for stadium appeal
A crowded meeting in Lawson heard an appeal to back a community project aimed at funding a new stadium. Speakers urged residents to contribute and support the plan, praising past efforts and stressing the benefits to local youth and the town’s future.
Sex Distinction Policy Sparks Senate Debate
The debate centers on a proposed sex distinction measure as opponents challenge the principle and potential party impact. Senators Dockine Taylor Bet support the bill with varying views on male and female roles, while Green of EIR County argues for self-protection rights for men and women.
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Senate
Dockine Taylor
Bet
Satelin Tareki
Ian Bowdy
Green
Eir
Snyder
Enrollment Split From Local High School Class
About eighty two pupils completed the first semester at Chumier High School. Only two of the group are set to enroll at Lenree High School, per a report from FL H. Olines 1. The remaining two students plan to enroll elsewhere.
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Ail Hut
L. HL 3
Pmpila
Chumier High Schoal
Lenee High School
Fisu
FL H. Olnes
High Schoe
Opened Bid for Belvoir and Baldwin Bridge Projects
County commissioners met to review leftover business and address needed county affairs. A second session opened bids at noon for the Belvoir bridge and a second span west of Baldwin.
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Ie of
County Commission
Belvoir
Baldwin
Tomorrow Volunteers Day Raises Shared Fund Appeal
Tomorrow marks Volunteers Day with a call for un solicited supporters to contribute to the fund. Organizers urge participation from all community members to bolster ongoing efforts and projects.
Fire sweep forces workers from ten story building in Kansas City
More than twenty office workers escaped from smoke filled upper floors after a basement fire broke out in a drug store at Tenth and Main. Elevators were shut by smoke, and the fire was blamed on a short circuit in the basement stock room. initial reports said no injuries.
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Kansas City
Tenth and Main
Twenty Four Go On Trial For Matewan Battle Indictments
Twenty four men face trial in Williamson West Virginia over indictments for murder tied to the Matewan battle of May 19. Judge R D Bailey overruled defense motions to quash seven indictments on grounds a grand juror was not a West Virginia resident at the time.
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Williamcon
W. Va
Matewan
R. D. Bailey
West Virginia
Arkansas Negro Burned by a Mob Near Nodena
Jan 27 reports from Nodena near the lynching scene say Henry Lowry a Black man killed O T Crag and a plant owner and his daughter. Lowry was tied to a log on the Mississippi bank and burned after a confession. In Mt Vernon Illinois Loren Williamson a garage partner in a $26000 theft has confessed and been arrested in connection with the January 14 robbery with Guy Kyle.
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Lowry
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Loren Williamson
Guy Kyle
Williamson
Editorial convention features papers on The Newspaper and Its Town
Lucile Cleveland and Alfred J Graves seniors in journalism will present papers at the state editorial association in Topeka on Saturday. The topic is The Newspaper and Its Town. The pair have gathered data for Kansas editors. A separate item notes a roughly $34,000,000 agricultural appropriation bill advancing to the Senate in Washington.
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Lucile Cleveland
Alfred J. Graves
Department of ‘Journalism
State Editorial Association
Topeka
Miss Cleveland
Graves
Kansas
Washington
Senate
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