Code Bill Work of C Little Chronicle of a Long Revision
A fragmented obituary recounts Col Little as long time chair of the House revision committee who led the codification of federal statutes. It notes his death in 1922, his aim to produce a comprehensive Revised Statutes, and the bill’s mixed congressional fate through the sixty eighth Congress.
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United States
Cid
Bu ‘Little
Congress
Kansas
William J. Burdick
Sree Cheech
Universel
Gotonel Little
Br. Bi
Conlon Idajis
Burdick
Little Beceme
House
Senate
Senate Committee
Col. Little
Local News Briefs and Police Report Highlights
A Graham track planned for a field trip next week to tour and travel across several states arrived in town with a Ford touring car for a trip. Dr Bryant, assistant i of women at the University, is in the dean's office during Miss Husband's vacation with Miss Irene Peabody. Mrs Husband, away in McPherson, will join the trip to Lake Minnesota. Lawrence police reported no arrests in the past 24 hours. Clerks at Lawrence College prepare the Review mailing list of 100,000 in Kansas and Oklahoma. City commissioners met in special session to issue bills and consider ordinances. Mayor Holliday was absent. Building Inspector Reinisch reported 17 permits issued in June with total value of 4,245. Seventy building inspections conducted. A man killed his wife and four children in Ont and then died. motive unknown. In Colombo, the Institute director rejects the belief that sound charms drive snakes from jungles as a myth. More streetcars and additional transports are anticipated.
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Bryant
The
University
Deen
Aliss Husband
Irene Peabody
Tomenaivk Lake
Minnesota
McPherson
Tonganorie
Jo Casanova
Ramona
Robert
Ruth
Jack
Abilene
Kansas
E. A. Hart
Mabel Fitch
Kansas City
Anna Myers
Ed Hunt
Oliver Myers
Telephone Company
Leslie Hoks
Frank Huffman
Helen Brown
Kate Brown
Cora Wweilhouse
Eeme
Lawrence Su Tod Ton
White
Pittsburgh Steel Outlook Promising Amid High Demand
The Pittsburgh production area reports show mills running at about 80 percent of capacity with some near 70 percent in the immediate area. Officials expect future business to rise as July and August deliveries approach. Automobiles steel output has surged, boosting overall mill activity. rail shipments and ingot production are discussed, with consensus that current conditions are favorable despite some cautious notes. Funeral notice for Mrs. Nancy Wilson included, with services set in Topeka.
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Pittsburgh
Millspecter
I Uegal
Railroad Ten
Thew
Charters Issued Yesterday by State Charter Board
Topeka July 9 AP Corporations chartered yesterday by the state charter board include Laderer Clothing Company Independence 40000 capital Liberty Torpedo Company El dorado 10000 Douglas County Live Stock and Agricultural Farm Association Big Springs no capital Parsons Refining Company Parsons 8000 A A Finance Company Wichita 25 no par shares Walker Coil Company Pittsburg 25000 Kansas Wheat Ginders Loan Association Kansas City 10000 Elmwood Oil and GA Company Independence 140000 Stockmann Candy Company Hutchinson 20000 McGinnis Motor Company Concordia 50000 Model Department Stores Company Leavenworth 1000 G W Curtis Mfg Ge Salina 5000 Rolf Tailoring Company Arkansas City 3000 The United States has more than 2000000 acres under peanut cultivation production last year about 748099900 pounds Only 16 of 6500 workers in Knoxville textile mills are foreign born today.
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Topeka
Laderer Clothing Company
Independence
Liberty Torpedo Company
Eldorado
Douglas County Live Stock and Agricultural Farm Association
Big Springs
Parsons Refining Company
Parsons
A. & A. Finance Company
Wichita
Walker Coil Company
Pittsburg
Kansas Wheat Gandlers ‘Loan Association
Kansas City
Elmwood Oil ,and Ga. Company
Stockmann Candy Company
Hutchinson
McGinnis Motor Comany
Concordia
Model Department Stores Company
Leavenworth
G. W. Curtis
Mfg
Ge. Salina
Rolf Tailoring Company
Arkansas City
Sunlight Filtering Loses Health in Baby Chicks Study
Wooster Ohio July 7 Experiments at the Ohio Experiment Station indicate window glass blocks ultra violet rays essential for health in infants and animals Three groups of chicks fed and housed identically differed only in perch covers A wire screen and glass substitute produced uniform healthy growth while glass filtered sun caused stunted, unhealthy chicks Bethke notes ultraviolet exposure is critical for bone development and urges mothers to ensure access to non glass light for babies Physicians use red rays in some treatments but ultraviolet rays are vital for growth
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Wooster
Ohio Experiment Station
R. M. Bethke
Bethke
Sal
Pilker Sets New American Record At Track Meet
Helen Pilker of Chicago wins the sixty yard dash in 4. seconds creating a new American record at the women’s national track and field championships. Cas normal melia Sabio of Naw Jers school and Hazel Kirk of Paterson are also mentioned among performances. Public reading rooms in Moscow provide broadc receivers for the poor. Irish actress McGrath arrives for a film career. San Salvador issues a new postage stamp featuring a modern young woman.
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Philareth
Helen Pilker
Chicago
Melia Sabio
Naw Jers School
Hazel Kirk
Paterson
Moscow
McGrath
America
Little Republic of San Salvador
Mussolini plans dramatic lake removal near Nemi
Ancient lake Nemi is to be lowered by lowering its bed by blasting and material removal. A commission including senator Cerede Ricci and engineers Seladini and Fuge will oversee raising work to reveal buried bronzes and statues from the Roman era. The project aims to turn Nemi into a technological and archaeological center attracting attention for years. It notes broader energy trends in Canada and the United States amid postwar context.
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Rome
Rred
Noemi
Roberta Parinene
Questoin
Seladini
Live i Enginers
Fugeligse
Castellamare di Btabia
Lake of
Neri
Nemi
Glenn community notes fill Independence Day celebration
Miss Frieda Isler of Topeka visits Glenn home this week. A large attendance at Perrys Independence Day celebration. Many spent the holiday at home or traveled to Big Springs for a Stull vs Big Springs baseball game. Helen Morris of Lawrence visiting her grandparents in Glenn. Larkin club meeting hosted by Mrs. Glenn with brief informal program and refreshments. Betty Jean Pardee to Ft Lauderdale with Don Pardee soon. Hazel Gray honored at Glenn Aid gathering with birthday party. Rain refreshes crops. local families and neighbors noted.
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Glenn
Frieda Isler
Topeka
W. B. Glenn
George Chiles
Lecompton
Perrys
Big Springs
Stull
Big’ Springs
Helen Morris
Lawrence Is
Mae
Larkin
Thos.Glenn
Emma. Hoge
Rose’ Duncan
Janie Duncan
Wm. Lancaster
al Riley
Tamma Hogg
Wm. Plateman
Gus Noe
Elsie Gibbens
L- Dark
Hettie Duncan
Riley
Don Pardee
Betty Jean
Ft. ‘Lauderdale
Lirs
George F. Bahnmaer
Suva
Sears
Prile Jarr
Ain
Irs
Wilma
Lawrence
Douglas County
Taurstay
Inna
Ad. L. Volem
Af Topels
Shamas Cry
Lely
Margueri
Iektex
Harry Smith
Local society notes and political endorsement pieces
The item lists visitors from Abilene and Kansas City visiting families in town, holiday gatherings, and social calls. It also features a political endorsement praising Richard B. Stevens for Prosecuting Attorney, highlighting his military and legal background and record in court.
Supreme Court Takes Vaudeville Trust Case To Review
The U S Supreme Court will hear Max Hart's bid to block the Keith Orpheum Albee vaudeville booking trust, claiming a restraint on trade harmed his independent agency. Lower courts ruled the business not interstate commerce. Hart says the trust controls contracts for major acts across the United States and Canada.
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Supreme Court
B.F. Keith' S Exchange
Oraheam Circuit, Inc
Max Hart
Hart
New York
High Court
Keith-Orpheum-Albee Combination
United States
Canada
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Zeology
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Kanzan
Oklahoma
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F. 1M. Holliday
William Reinisch
Patrick Fogerty
Fogerty
Fasten Institute
Colombo
Encke
Yun
Joseph Mellrath
Philadephia
Department of Commerce
McGrail Sucreciis Tax
Lon
Wells
Ted Good
Nancy Wilson
Connecicut Street
Mr. Cox
Ok Hill Cemetery
Knoxville
Philadelphia
Lieufian Coneland
Pasadena
Jackson
Travis Jackson
New York Giants
Mussoliny
Richard B. Stevens
Ilaw School
University of A
Renee
Stevens
Fox
Iite
Associated. Press Dispatches
Journal-World
Vaudeville
Emilie Snethlage
Brazil
Roosevelt
South “A
Sintilst
Ethel Murray
Simon
Muskogee
Vienna
Shakesnesre
Scotts Emulsion
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Simmer
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