Uncle Jimmy Banquet Set for April 4 in Lawrence
Lawrence students and law seniors F W Salveson and M P Shearer named managers for the Uncle Jimmy banquet now planned for April 3 at 6 pm in Lawrence. The event, moved from Kansas City due to new circumstances, will invite the State Bar Association to attend and Shearer heads efforts to announce it in Topeka ahead of the January 30 31 gathering.
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Topeka
Lawrence High Kittens to Battle Ottawa Five This Week
Lawrence High school basketball faces two hard games Friday and Saturday on the Haskell floor with the Olathe and Emporia quintets coming to town. Coach Julius Uhrlaub pushes rigorous scrimmage after a 12 to 13 scrimmage loss to the Haskell Indians, while Lawrence boasts a clean season record and nineteen games scheduled.
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Mexico considers constitutional reforms and national bank
Mexico City jan 29 proposed constitutional reforms would expand executive powers and create a National Bank of Mexico to centralize currency. Ministers discuss amending Article 27 to permit the president to seize and manage private resources in national interests.
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Council of Ministers
Moose Hunting as the Sport of He Man
Canadian hunter Canuck Sangster from Abitibi, Northwestern Quebec, calls moose hunting the sport of the He-man. He describes Canada’s region as a virgin wilderness with moose, bear, and other game, its lakes and streams teeming with fish and wildlife within its borders.
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Reform proposals target critical communications and public services
The text outlines proposed legal reforms to Article 17 covering strikes and disruptions in wire, rail, postal, and maritime systems. It notes bills for nationalizing oil lands and expands suffrage, doubling voters and committees. It mentions Lawrence women represented at a meeting by Mrs. George Barker.
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George Barker
Women seek role in all party councils in Kansas
Delegates from eight Kansas congressional districts met in Topeka to form a permanent women’s advisory committee for the upcoming presidential campaign. State chairman Motter urged women to join county committees, while Effie Graham served as temporary secretary. The eight district representatives named include Enright, Graves, Harris, Forter, Smith, Morgan, Brooks, and others to be announced. The group plans to lobby for a law to elect at the polls a women's committee chair for each party in every county.
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Republican Committee
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E. A. Enright
Graves
Pittsburg
Harris
Emporia
E. FE. Forter
Marysville
C W. Smith
Stockton
W. ¥. Morgan
Hutcheinson
Brooks
Wichita
Lieut John M Steele Homeward from France
Lieutenant John M Steele formerly of Lawrence now in Denver on his way home from France where he served in the publicity department of the American Red Cross His brother Horace K Steele is with the 142nd field artillery in France He is a son of the late Judge L S Steele and gained national prominence during the Spanish American War for recounting General Fred Funston's exploits The Iowa State Federation of Women's Clubs and all Iowa labor groups back a movement to secure a shorter work week for women.
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L. S. Steele
Fred Funston
Thirty Fifth Had Plenty of Support at First Methodist Talk
Former Kansas City Postmaster T R Childs spoke at the First Methodist Church in Lawrence praising the Kansas and Missouri troops in the Argonne campaign. He dismissed criticism of artillery support, recounted finding a Yank’s body near the front, and described a large, enthusiastic crowd that filled the church for the address.
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Women take civil service exams for US government posts
More than 137,000 women took civil service examinations last year for positions in the federal government. Holand plans a celebration next April for Princess Juliana’s tenth birthday. Several women will join New York’s Reconstruction Commission to address social economic and industrial post war problems.
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