State bill seeks temporary commission on welfare reform
A Kansas legislature bill would create a temporary information gathering commission to study penal and charitable institutions, crime, pauperism, epilepsy, insanity, and related issues. Five members appointed by the governor would report by January 15, 193 yh with funded travel and clerical support and a requested 10 000 appropriation for the investigation.
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University of Kansas
Mabel Elliott
University
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas City Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Abraham H. Dissinger 77 at his son Edward M Us singer home in Kansas City Mo and Florence J Bowen 60 with services held in Lawrence. Survivors include multiple children and relatives in Kansas City Lawrence and Omaha with funeral details to be announced.
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Abraham H. Dissinger
Abraham H. Dir
Edward M. Ussinger
Kansas
Mr. Dissinger
Yons
Edward M
John E
Kai Raness City
Herbert J
Drake
K David
Ray
Inwood
Helen B. Dissin
Kansas City
Mrs
Bart
Peated
Florence D. Bowen
Flornce J. Bowen
Philip Bowen
Massachusetts Street
Tom
John F. Watts
Cherryvale
Pillip
Harold Bowen
Lawrence
Ollie Jones
Omaha
Rer Dent
Robert ‘Jones
Francis Black
Lucille Naiker
Tes 3
Robert Jones, Jr
la Lawrence
January weather forecasts and Kansas temperatures rise
Topeka reports one of the finest Januarys with temperatures near 50 to 60 on the horizon after a night dip to around 30 in western Kansas. Dodge City recorded 66 this morning, with a state low of 28. No rainfall in the past day as officials note February remains uncertain. Kansas Day events at the Capitol continue amid bond market notes and local business chatter.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Federal
Flora
Kansas
Dodge City
Iona
Paris
Niecy
Montmarte
Rete Nin
Senate Moves Against Big Defense Fund Passes
Senate acts to curb a large defense fund amid debates on national security. The chamber advances measures to restrict use, with lawmakers citing fiscal responsibility and transparency concerns.
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BIG Defense Fund
Senate
Lynch a Slayer His Father Not Harmed
Charles Bannon, 22, confessed a role in the Haven family slayings and was lynched by a mob near Schafer North Dakota. Governor Shafer ordered a full investigation and sent three state officials to the scene as the mob dispersed without shots.
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North Dakota
Charles Bannon
Bismarck
N. D
George F. Shafer
Schafer
A. B. Haven
Saat
Han Ng
Sohne Haven
Ee Berg
Bannon
Young Baan
Meensie
Williams
Williston
Haven
Rabid Cow Reported Near Fiat Farm
A cow killed near Fiat on Monday tested positive for rabies after notification to Dr. E. G. L. Hacbone following a Kansas City lab result. The Flory family and neighbors administered Pasteur treatments, as the animal escaped from a pasture Sunday afternoon and was captured by local residents. The incident prompted medical cautions for those handling the cow.
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Pevere
E. G. L. Hacbone
Kansas City
Flory
Fiat
Bertha the Machine Girl Ticket Sale Opens
The KU dramatic offering Bertha the Machine Girl goes on sale this morning in the basement Green Hall. Rehearsals proceed as the organization prepares what may be its biggest revived production in years despite fragmented text.
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Bertha
Erie
Reen Hall
Miners Rescued as Black Damp Traps 29 at Coal Mine
An explosion at the Little Betty coal mine near Lindon Indiana killed 29 miners, with 2 rescued last night and seven more saved this morning. Rescue teams battled gas or black damp, while rescuers and families gathered at the mine mouth. Eight rescuers were temporarily overcome by gas.
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Lindon
Ind
Little Betty
Here Lato
Farm Week Set At Kansas State College Exposition
The Co operative club hosts a dinner at Eldridge hotel for farmers wives and men from Topeka and Haines City. Kansas Farm and Home Week runs February 8 to 16 at Kansas State Agricultural College with live stock shows amateur contests and expert talks by faculty plus radio broadcasts.
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Co-operative Club
Intelock
Eldridge
Haneas City
T. Topeka
Kansas
Farm Bureau
Nual
Kansas State Agricultural College
J. A. Terrell
Colle
Gos
Sgo
Eeemers
Kansas Day dinner speaker urges progress with Kansas grit
Kansas City Kan January 29 AP reports the governor urged Wyandotte County to face modern problems with courage and constructive aid. He warned against retreat to past methods despite economic challenges from overproduction, labor saving devices, and industrial shifts. He cited Kansas oil and gas as potential drivers while stressing prudent progress.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Wyandotte County
Prince of Wales and Prince George Sail Toward Havana
In Hamilton Bermuda on January 29 a P wire report notes the Prince of Wales and Prince George sailed through rough seas toward Havana on their Latin America tour. Crowds gathered as the steamship Oropesa carried them out into the gulf. The brothers, once in flannel then blue pinstripe, attended a late reception at a house with many guests aboard. Oropesa is expected to reach Havana by Sunday.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Havana
Spain
Cat
Prince
England
South America
el Sportsman
Oropesa
Hevana
Manila lawyer Barba visits Lawrence in 1914 17
Eusebio C. Barba a former Filipino student and law practitioner in Manila visited Lawrence, 1914 to 1917 era. He was hosted by T. J. Sweeney and accompanied by Antonio of Manila. Barba currently practices law in Manila and had engaged in personal business in Washington.
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Eusebio C. Barba
Filpino
Ieakverdi
Lawrence Day
Manila
Alida Braucher Weds Justus Fugate in Quiet Kansas City Ceremony
Miss Alida Jo sephine Braucher and Justus Fugate married Sunday at the bride’s home in Humbolat it. The ceremony at 1 p.m. was followed by an elaborate dinner. The bride, a former teacher and Phi Beta Kappa member, and the groom, son of Mrs. J. B. Fugate, both hold degrees from the University of Kansas. Guests included Miss Jessamine Braucher and Miss Mary Yowell of Lawrence.
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Alida Josephine Braucher
Justus Fugate
Teery
Joseph W.raucher
Humbolat
Jessamine
al Omicron Pi
Phi Beta Kappa
Mia. J. B. Ate
Lawrence
Phi Delta Phi
Poe
Phi Mu Alpha
Glee Club
Thomas Ore
Be Fee
New York
Aig Fugate
Mary Yowell
Lawrend
Missamine
Personal Notes From Kansas City Visit For Founders Day Dinner
Miss Wichra Miller and Miss Jan et Coulson traveled to Kansas City Tuesday evening to attend the founder's day dinner hosted by Kayappa Theta at the Mission Country Club. Mrs Eva Oskes went to Wichita to visit before the second semester court session. Mrs Frances of the gate house plans to visit Mrs Charles Robicons. Mrs L A Friend returned to Brookfield Missouri Thursday after visiting her niece Mrs A Fansher, accompanied by Mrs Bearerene and Mrs Harry Kings for the weekend.
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Wichra Miller
Janet Coulson
Kansas
City
Kayappa Theta
Mission Country Club
Eva Oskes
Wichita
Frances
Charles Robicons
L. A. Friend
Brookfield
Fansher
Bearerene
Harry ‘Kings
PERCURSORS OF SPRING REPORTED BY MRS SNOW
Mrs Charles Snow reports seeing two robins today from 325 Lincoln Street. Neighbor notes birds at windows, reflecting on seasonal signs and fleeting brightness as spring arrives.
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Charles Snow
Lincoln
Mrs. Snow
Auto street car collision injures driver at city corner
A collision occurred yesterday afternoon between a car driven by Mrs J J Price of 819 Lincoln Street and a street car at the Tenth and New Jersey corner. Price was reportedly uninjured aside from embarrassment as her car skidded onto the tracks after the impact.
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J.J. Price
Lincoln
Tenth
New Jersey
Irvie
Price
Frice
New Jarrett
Beer Thirst Strikes Paris Wine Men Start Comeback Campaign
In Paris a beer and wine revival effort surfaces as patriotic holiday mood influences dining, with many Montmarte venues reporting sparse crowds and high prices for seats previously sold out. Berlin rules also shift, mandating foreign cars display oval plates with country codes.
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Paris
Pleasant Valley gathering draws near 150 attendees
Pleasant Valley events brought together about 150 people including county figures and national representatives. The program featured short remarks from officials, social oysters served around 7, and a supper. Local families and members of the Walton League of Lawrence were noted among attendees with various neighbors visiting and sharing afterward.
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Frett, Ntar
J. B. Akers
Franklin
Reading
Pleasant Valley
Belka
Igh Bingham
John Blough Jay
Khantere
Model
Bob Holcom
Misa Nevas
H. D. Rathrock
Vivien
Otto Luck
Rowan
Pleasant Ly
Dan Ray Howard Lynch
Walter, Grauberger
Valley Grove Invites All for Sunday Gathering
Community invites residents to join a Sunday event at Valley Grove with Mrs Millard Stewart overseeing activities at Tepe Haack Bead of Tepe. Details are partial but the call is for attendance.
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Mra Millard Stewart
Fragmented local notes from a county paper
Readable fragments record routine items: school, vacations, and neighbors. Mentions include Miss Davizon visiting MecLou with sister Verna the teacher, a county road unit grade affecting patrolmen, ladies meeting at Mrs. Arthur’s home, Charles of O'Neil hauling hogs to Kansas City, and relatives visiting Winchester. The text is partial and scattered without a single clear event or outcome.
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Baiea
Rollin Smith
Eleasor
Cierioel
Davizon
Verna
Ekenice Seaeows
Arthur
Charles of
O'Neil
Kansas City
Russell Stewart
Ma Barhonds and Son
Chester Nine
Perle
Charles, Petrie
Evelyn Ousdahl
Midogites
Grane Ladies de Petrie
Winchester Re
Edna Mai
Wheat market rallies amid weather and supply notes
Wheat showed a sharp late advance aiding upturns as weather and supply concerns influenced prices. Declines hit corn and oats with new low records. primary arrivals and pack outcomes limited price gains while the Farm Board signaled possible acreage reductions to support stabilizing actions.
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Chicago
Ta Farm Board
Prairie and Market Notes from Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City Hay Market reports receipts of 50 carloads with No 2 alfalfa leafy at 25.00, No 2 leafy 16.66 to 15.60, Prairie No 1 11.6 to 12.86, No 2 9.00 to 11.00, Timothy No 1 14.50 to 15.00, No 2 13.00 to 14.00. Wool and grain quotes mixed as markets retreat with cautious trading and declines in some grain futures.
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Kansac City
Yante
Timothy
How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs Fat
An advertisement claims a woman shed twenty pounds using a product called XRUSCHEN SALTS. It touts a simple, quick method with a money back claim and urges readers to try the bottle, promising dramatic fat loss within weeks.
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Kesner
Gov
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