Plan Ceremonies for Old Capitol
July 24 AP plans a reenactment of Kansas first territorial legislature at Pawnee near Fort Riley on August 1 with state officials in 1855 attire, a Kansas National Guard and Fort Riley units review, public barbecue, speeches by Governor Paulen and others. Restoration by Union Pacific under Kansas State Historical Society guidance preserves interior details. The event aims to attract 10,000 attendees and include special trains from Kansas City and Ellis.
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Tondka
Kansas
Kansas National Guard
Fort Riley
Paulen
Pawsies
Union Pacific
Theyyere
C. R. Gray
Charles M. Harger
Abilene Reflector
N. H. Loomis
Kansas City
Ellis
Kansa
State Historical Society
Camp Whitside
House of Representatives
Territorial Council
Capitol
Congress
Pawnee
Reeder
Territorial
Shawnee Mission
Missouri River
Fire Calls Small at Two Plazes Near City
Yesterday fire department received two alarms in the outskirts near the city. A blaze damaged a storehouse on W T Howe’s residence three and a half miles southwest of Lawrence. adjoining property was protected. A separate chimney fire at Walter Monroe’s Michigan Street residence was extinguished before major damage.
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W. T. Howe
Lawrence
Walter Monroe
Michigan Street
PHOG'S BROTHER TO SCHOOL FOR OFFICERS TRAINING
Capt Harry B Allen of Fort Sill known as Pete and brother of Dr F C Allen KU athletics director will attend an advanced officers school at Fort Leavenworth next month He studied at KU from 1901 to 1904 and starred on football basketball and baseball teams He later went to Yale and has served as secretary of the Artillery School of Fire at Fort Sill for five years and is a member of the Fort Sill Army polo team
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Harry B. Allen
Fort Sil
Lawrence
Jayhawker
Boss Weeks
Michigan
K. Ui
Capt
Allen
Curtis
Yale
Artillery School of Fire
Fort Sill
Army
Memorial Directors Plan Clean up Campaign Meeting
Directors of the University of Kansas Memorial corporation and the central executive committee will meet Thursday night for a dinner at 6 30 followed by a business session. The board includes Fred Ellsworth Chancellor Lindley Ben Paulen J C Nichols R J DeLanie Irving Hill J Sweeney Bert Ober F C Allen W J Baumgartner Ward Magill George Guernsey W Morgan C P Woodbury M J Breidenthal Alfred Hill E B Black Rose McCulloch Ray Nichols Frank Crowell Thornton Cooke.
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University of Kansas ‘Memorial Corporation
Central Executive Committee
Fred Ellsworth
H. Lindley
Ben
Paulen
J. C. Nichols
R. J. DeLanie
Irving Hill
J. Sweeney
Bert Ober
W. J. Baumgartner
Ward Magill
George T. Guernsey
W. ¥. Morgan
C. P. Woodbury
M. J. Breidenthal
Alfred G. Hill
E. B.black
Rose McCulloch
Ray Nichols
Frank Crowell
Thornton Cooke
PLAN SPEAKING SQUAD FOR KEEN CAMPAIGN
Republicans organize a mobile speaking squad to boost the 1924 campaign. Representative Newton of Minnesota directs the bureau while Senator Curtis leads the offense in eastern and central states. Curtis says invitations to speak will reach Indiana Illinois Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island New York North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and Oklahoma. Woman denies charges.
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Washington
Newton
Minnesota
Nere
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Curtis
Kansas
Indiana
Illinois
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Charges By Dr Hussey Denied By Sauveur In Bail Case
Norristown July 24 AP Mrs Grace T Sauveur a wealthy divorcee said charges by Dr Virginia Alvarez Hussey against her and Lindley M Hussey are without foundation. Sauveur posted 1000 bail to gain release on misconduct charge. Hussey held on 2000 bail for misconduct and non support. They were found near Lambertville NC after Hussey allegedly threatened Sauveur. Hussey improving at state hospital for mental diseases after being taken there yesterday.
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Norristown
Grace T. Sauveur
Virginia Alvarez Hussey
Lindley M. Hussey
Sauveur
Hussey
Dr. Hu
Airplane mail delivery foreseen for rural routes
At Topeka the Kansas Rural Letter Warriors Association heard post office inspector E O Hallock predict future rural mail service by air. He said he had not yet seen the improvement in efficiency but felt confident mail would be delivered on rural routes by airplane.
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Topeka
E. O. Hallock
Kansas Rural Letter Warriors’ Association
Jella fined and jailed for liquor charges and more notices
Herbert Jella pleaded guilty to possession and sale of intoxicating liquor and received a 2000 fine and a sixty day county jail sentence. Andrew Jenson pleaded not guilty to possession and a September 4 trial was set with bond at 350. The Kansas League of Municipalities will meet in Kansas City Kansas from September 4 to 7.
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Herbert Jella
Richard
Stevens
Jella
Andrew Jenson
Justice Stevens
The
Kansas League of Municipalities
Kansas City
Kans
Presidents of the United States quiz booklet offer
The American Legion National Americanism Commission promotes a 40 page booklet "Presidents of the United States" for 6 cents in stamps. It contains portraits and histories, with quiz questions about presidents and elections. Address Haskin Information Bureau Washington DC via this newspaper.
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United States
American Legion
Haskin Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Will Not Defend Title At Auteuil Tennis Championship
Rene LaCoste announced he will not defend his championship this year and will not join the French team for the United States leg next month. He said the decision was made weeks ago and denied it was prompted by the Davis Cup controversy over Bill Tilden. France views the disqualification as wrecking interest in the Davis Cup challenge round it hosts.
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Auteuil
France
Rene LaCoste Ring
United States
LaCoste
Big Bil! Tilden
Jean Borotta
Tilden
Refuses to Talk on Oberholtzer Case in Indiana City
D C Stephenson, ex Indiana Klan leader, declines to reveal the true story of Miss Madge Oberholtzer’s death to Attorney General Arthur Gilliam. He says a statement could jeopardize his chances for release from life imprisonment and cites absence of his attorneys.
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Michigan City
Ind
D. C
Coolidge Accepts Work's Resignation as Interior Secretary
Superior Wis July 24 AP report says President Coolidge accepts Dr Hubert Work's resignation as secretary of the interior, praising his efficiency and loyalty. The letter notes the department leaves in an efficient state and thanks Work for loyal cooperation and policy carryout. The move takes effect with successor qualification. Also: Jackson Mo July 24 AP reports Leo Dohogne, former cashier of the closed Farmers and Merchants Bank at Kelso in Scott County, found guilty of converting a $1,000 Liberty bond to his own use and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
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Department of the Interior
Jackson
Leo Dohogne
Farmers and Merchants
Kelso
Scott County
Sargon Health Elixir Promises Vitality and Balance
An advertorial touts Sargon as a breakthrough health formula designed to restore energy and mental alertness by stimulating three body systems. It claims to replace older laxatives with bile flow, boost red blood cells, and awaken glandular secretions, producing warmth, improved sleep, and sharper concentration. The piece cites medical research and a university chemist, asserting wide distribution and availability through the Round Corner Drug Co in Lawrence.
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Candless
Theody
America
Sargon
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug. Co. Soft
Investigations Link Bile Flow to Digestive Ailments
A historical overview notes civilization’s rise bringing general debility indigestion and chronic constipation. It credits early research with finding most stomach trouble stems from inadequate bile flow into the duodenum, reframing bile as essential rather than harmful and prompting further stomach studies.
Life sustaining fluid and bile flow remedy in history
The text extols bile as a life sustaining fluid produced by the liver. It argues lack of bile deranges body chemistry leading to auto intoxication and mood decline. It credits investigators and medical science with promoting stimulating bile flow, noting calomel as a sought remedy in its era.
Sargon: A New Medicinal Tonic Booms in U S Markets
Sargon is a new tonic promoted as based on recent biomedical knowledge about body organs and fluids. Introduced in the United States recently, it has quick wholesale uptake, with rising demand as druggists order carload lots. The ad claims it strengthens debilitated individuals by stimulating key body functions, improves appetite and digestion, and that its unique formula is proprietary to Sargon Laboratories.
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United States
Haemoglobin Discovery Affects Blood Oxygen Flow
A historic account describes Calomel failing to affect the liver and bile flow, prompting a search for true liver stimulants. Researchers identify haemoglobin and its mineral composition, noting its vital role in oxygen transport and anemia, and explore boosting haemoglobin levels via mineral-fruit combinations to improve blood oxygen supply.
Sargon tablet claimed to regulate bile flow for health
A vintage ad claims world wide medical research shows bile flow to the digestive tract is vital. It argues most adults lack bile, causing indigestion and biliousness, and promotes a three‑ingredient product that gently stimulates liver bile without purging or upsetting the system.
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