Scottish Rite Degrees and Midwinter Reunion Noted
The Scottish Rite session in progress at Midion is nearing completion with many to receive degrees today. A musical program was presented at Liberty Memorial High School morning assembly featuring Virginia Arnold and the girls' glee club, amid talks on high school activities.
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Prince
Rose
Binney
Noachite
Kadosh
Liberty
Ar 1
Ming
Virginia Arnold
Ty Alana
L. A
Ose Me Fister
Ott
Ea High
Vouchers approved despite attorney general ruling
Topeka January 28 United Press editor N A Turner said he would seek Attorn Griffiths view on a ruling that it is unconstitutional for legislature members to vote themselves five dollars a day as expense money. The state auditor said he would approve the vouchers for this money despite the attorney general’s opinion and would let the attorney general take action to stop the payments if he desires. The item also recounts biographical notes on poet William B McDonald of Milan Ohio born 1847 who served in the Thirteenth Ohio Cavalry and later lived in Kansas including Topeka.
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Topeka
United Press
N. A.turner
Attorn B. Griffith
State’ Auditor
William B. McDonald
Milan
Ohio
Thirteenth
Ohio Cavalry
Kansas
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Mary M. Andrus
Meth
Lawrence
Opeka
Presbyterian Church
Washington Post No
Lawmee
Hfe
David FE
McDonald
McLouth
Paul IL
Iry M
James A. Ung
Seattle
Wash
A. C. Tk
Honolulu
Hawaii
Karnette
Alton
Jil
E. M. Baer
I. Kuchera
Witness shifts in shooting case near Sheriff Ora Thomas
Elias Green, longtime friend of Deputy Sheriff Ora Thomas, testified to the coroner jury that he was not an eye witness and could not say who was shot. Green had previously told reporters that S. Glenn Young fired first and that Thomas drew first, with differing accounts from Thomas relatives.
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Young
Green
Thomas
Operetta Presented by Cordley School Pupils at Liberty Memorial
Cordley school children will present an operetta The Golden Whistle at Liberty Memorial high school auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. First graders perform an overall and sundonnes dante, second grade does a balloon drill, and third and fourth grade pupils present The operetta is directed by Miss Mabel Barnhart, supervisor of music in the Lawrence public schools. About 100 children participate. An afternoon performance for school children is scheduled Thursday at 4 p.m.
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Cordley School
Liberty Memorial High School
Mabel Barnhart
Lawrence Public Schools
Dismissals in Oklahoma City Loitering Case
Charges of loitering against two men were dismissed by Municipal Judge C. O. Estes after a raid on a dance hall found liquor only in the arrested boys possession. The raid's reports conflicted with police headquarters notes, stirring local debate over the incident. Farmers Union holds county meeting in Douglas with about fifty members despite cold weather and poor roads. Wheat prices rise to 1.94 a bushel in Kansas City, marking about a $1 gain since June on indicates of reduced world crops.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Sys
Pe dl
C. O. Estes
Farmers Union
Douglas Country
Court House
Aig
Kansas City
Langsdorf Elected President Of Kansas Clothiers
Herbert Langsdorf of Topeka was elected president of the Kansas retail clothiers and furnishers association at the closing session of its annual convention. George E. Hipple of Hutchinson was named first vice president, Lon Kuhl of Wichita second vice president, and Oscar Sterl of Abilene re-elected secretary treasurer.
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Herbert Langsdorf
Topeka
Ew Association
Kan
Leavenworth
Kansas Retail Clothiers and Furnishers Association
George
E. Hipple
Hutchinson
Lon. Kuhl
Wichita
Oscar Sterl
Abilene
Trensurer
Market News Shows Grain Wheat and Livestock Movements
Market activity surged with early gains across wheat corn and oats as buyers fueled by bullish European cables and firmer signals from Winnipeg and Buenos Aires. Hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago and Kansas City show mixed yet overall stronger demand with notable price advances and ongoing large-scale trading.
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Winniper
Buenos Alres
Kansas City hay market and grain close notes
Kansas City hay market reports list prices for Timothy No 1 16.50 to 18.50 ranges, No 2 14.00 to 15.50, No 3 12.00 to 18.50, prairie and alfalfa grades with various bids. Close grain prices show Wheat May 1.94 bid, July 1.63 1-8, Corn May 1.92 7-8, July 1.34 4-8, mixed belts and oats with January and May notes, and Bellies prices for January and May.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. C. Department of ‘Agriculture
Hay Market
Hay
Prairie
Kansas Dan
Corns
Jilly
Wall Street Closes Higher After Divident Shift In Steel
Constructive forces gain control of the stock market after an early heaviness from speculative disappointment over dividends. Reports show trade improving with rising oil and gasoline prices and expanding steel mill operations, lifting market sentiment.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S. Steel Corporation
Kansas City Produce Prices and Dairy Rates Report
Kansas City market notes show egg prices at lean levels and trust selections. Butter prices at creamery and packing outlets, with creamery quotes 40 to 41 cents, butter fat 32 cents, and miscellaneous price moves noted.
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Kansas City
Poultry Prices and Liberty Bonds Reported in New York
Lib erty bonds closed with varied quotes as government bands recorded values for several series. First 4s traded around 101.25, second 4 1 4s near 101.3, third 4 1 4s about 101.15, and fourth 4 2 4s near 101.81, U S 45 at 100.27, U S 4 1 4s at 105. Notes list first and second 4s and other bond series with nearby levels.
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New York
UW. S
U. S
Havana Club Draws Wide International Membership
Havana January 24 The Havana University club marked its third anniversary with a membership near 360 drawn from 20 nationalities and about 200 colleges and universities. The group fosters alma mater loyalty and social cultural links and welcomes college men worldwide seeking membership through degrees from accredited institutions.
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Havana
Associated Press
University Club of I
United States
Alma Mat
Kansas University Band Concert Tonight at Fraser Hall
The University of Kansas band will perform its annual mid winter concert in Fraser Hall chapel tonight at 8 30. The concert will be broadcast live over KFKU radio station.
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K. U
University of Kansas Band
Fraser Hall
KFKU
Lawrence Drugged Discoveres Cough Remedy In Lawrence
A Lawrence druggist reports a new cough sedative that is effective for respiratory tract ailments including bronchitis asthma whooping cough croup and irritated throat. The remedy is described as reliable and now available locally.
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Lawrence
Local Ad Offers Guaranteed Mass Market Product
An advertisement notes a product available at Reese's Drug on Sebtey Street with a large bottle priced at 50 and guaranteed to give satisfactory results. The brief copy emphasizes full guarantee and consumer assurance.
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Reese’s Drag “Sebtey
Mass
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments
Advertises Zema as a fast cure for eczema and itching with claims to remove traces of eczema pimples rash and other skin diseases. Promotes Zemo penetrating antiseptic liquid as dependable treatment and mentions Zemo Soap and bottles priced 35c to $1.00 and 25c respectively sold by druggists.
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Elias Green
Herrin
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U. S. Department
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Morrison Agency
Paris
Franklin County
Lovan-Moore Lumber & Coat Co
Dan
University Club
Havsana
Zelinka
East 26Th Street
N. Y
Carter
Girls’ Glee Club
Topeka- Lawrence
Kansas City, Kans
Horton
Rid
Tain
Ptic’ Zéma Wn
Wolf’s Book Store
Hart Schaffner & Marx & Kirschbaum
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