Kansas counties pay taxes on state funds in 1921 22
Topeka Kansas reports all 105 counties paid their share of the $6 652 460 in taxes for the fiscal year just ended with Sedgwick county the largest contributor at 298 637 80 Wyandotte second with 245 447 50 and Butler gaining as a wealth leader over the eight year period Butler county showing a notable rise in wealth while the eight year totals reveal shifting county standings in state tax returns across 1915 to 1922.
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Kan
Kansas
N. A. Turner
Sedgwick
Wyandotte County
Shawnee
Reno
Butler County
el Dorado
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Wyandotte
Allen
Anderson
Atchison
Barton
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Chautaug
Cloud
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Finney
Ford
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Geary
Harvey
Lahette
Leavenworth Lyon Vets
McPherson
Montgomery
Eli
Republic
Riley
Saline
Sedgewick
Sumner
Wilson
Southwestern Field Committee to close Dallas office
The Southwestern Field Committee of the National Board of the Young Women’s Christian Association will close its Dallas offices on July 1 after eight years of service. Records will move to new regional offices in St Louis Missouri as part of a national reorganization to streamline expenses and boost funding for national projects.
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Dallas
Texas
Southwestern Field Committee
National Board of the
Young ‘Women’s Christian Association
Young Womanhood of the Southwest
St. Lou- Missouri Paine
National Board
John M. ‘Manna
Southwest
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Pcintend
Philadelphia
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Seattle
Dallas Field Center
St. Howis
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers
To the many friends who expressed their sympathy by kindness and with beautiful flowers during the sickness and death of our husband and father we wish to express our sincere thanks. Mrs. B D Cosley and Mrs. Kersey Cosley.
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Radio Pioneers and The Chinese Parliament Story
Chicago figures push for municipal radio expansion as school programs fuel invention and civic pride. In Peking, debate grows over reassembling the old Chinese Parliament to aid reunification and challenge President Hsu Shih chang's legitimacy.
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Peking
Chinese Republic
Hew Shih-Chang
Yuan Shih-kai
Yuan Shih-kaits
Canton
Yunnan
Sun Yat Sen
Vane
Hsu
Tientsin ‘Times
Hsu Shih-chang
China
Bis
Delinquent Vehicle Licenses in Kansas Rise and Fall
Topeka July 1 figures show 1165 owners still owed 1922 automobile licenses in Kansas mirroring 1921 delinquency. License fees, shifting to road funds, affect half year rates with autos averaging around 12 dollars and trucks from 4 to 100 dollars. Delinquencies and annual licensing trends reflect broader changes in the state license system and registration totals.
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Kansas
D A. Carpell
State Automobile License Bureau
Cornell
Topeka
Lightless Ride Sparks Topeka Capers Attracts Notice
In Topeka gossip, Alfred Hill once secretary of KU alumni is mocked after a joy ride in a car with one working headlight. An officer sues to report him while another driver lifts the vehicle to help him exit. The incident ends with Hill humorously booked simply as secretary, amid a string of quirky historical curiosities and oddities.
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Charlie Sessions
Topeka Septtal
Alfred Hill
Capital
K. U
al “Ashton
Alfred
The Young Duke of York Promotes Democracy Camp
London June 30 The Duke of York second son of the King repeats last year s experiment to discourage snobocracy and foster democracy. Two hundred public school boys and an equal number from industrial areas will join a shared summer camp run by the Industrial Welfare Society. The duke s group will select and organise the event, ensuring all meet on equal terms, with certain games dropped to balance social equality.
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London
Duke of York
Westminster School
Industrial Welfare Society
Boys from two schools to share huts and games
Plans outline equal treatment for public school boys and industrial lads. They will be divided into two sections of twenty, ten from each group, and will share huts, meals, and all sports and recreations. The arrangement aims to prevent advantage or disadvantage based on origin.
Cities Own-Movies Christiana Norway Profits Fund Culture
Christiana with 260000 residents reports 1921 municipal cinema profits of 1,349,000 kroner about 350000 dollars. Funds go to Gustav Vigeland studio 700000, east side people theatre 400000, new concert hall 100000, science fund 190000, music pavilion 49000. Trondhjem, pop 44000, net 822000 kroner with 100000 awarded for cultural projects.
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Christiana
Norway
Gustav Vigeland
Vigeland
People's Theatre
Trondhjem
Drama Turmoil and Glamour After Theatre Supper
In a smoke filled supper room Andre Louis challenges M Binet and Climene as a quarrel unfolds about honor wealth and a costly jewel. Climene enters triumphant while Andre Louis coolly evaluates his rivals and the night ends with public applause and a cliffhanger about Scaramouche and Leandre.
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Andre Louis
M. Binet
Binet
M. de Li Tour d'Azyr
Andre- Louis
M. Ginet
O. Empurple
Andre-Louis
Climene
Jugandre
Enawer
Tay ‘Pour Wagye
Ner
Scaramouche
Andret Louis
Nhoma Bar
Burgundy
Monsieur
Cultural funding boosts Norwegian cities and institutions
The city theatre received a major share of funds while remaining allocations supported other cultural institutions and organizations. Other Norwegian cities have similarly backed cultural enterprises and expanded their cultural sectors this year.
TEACHERS TEACH LOYALTY TO PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN
Sydney Nova Scotia June 30 state government moves to ensure children in state schools are taught a proper realization of loyalty to counter disloyal influences. Children will recite weekly the pledge I honey my God I serve my King I salute my flag and officials aim to instill this sentiment.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Chanute Primary Votes on Waterworks Upgrade
Chanute voters will decide on August 1 the date of the primary election about spending over 125000 dollars for waterworks improvement.
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Chanute
Widower Credits May’s Wonderful Remedy Cure
A widower reports severe stomach and liver trouble since his wife’s death five years ago. He lost over 50 pounds and suffered yellow skin before six doses of May’s Wonderful Remedy cured him. He claims the product cleans the intestinal tract, reduces inflammation, and helps ailments including appendicitis. Available at Round Corner Drug Store and other druggists.
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May
Round Corner
Extension and Repair of City Waterworks Likely
Water service may be cut off on lines east of Massachusetts and south of 14th Streets with no further notice. Consumers are asked to maintain a water supply and expect the outage to be as brief as possible. Signed S. Henderson.
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Massachusetts
14Th Streets
Fort Scott Campaigner Returns by Train After Rain
Fort Scott resident Tom Hatley spent the weekend campaigning there and left his car behind due to heavy rain. He rode home by train. The piece notes a lack of Chinese terms for public spirit and patriotism.
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Fort Scott
Tom Hatley
Lawrence
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