San Francisco Prepares for Golden Jubilee Mosque Esque Parade
San Francisco gears up for the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Golden Jubilee from June 18 to 16. The bay district will resemble a Near East city with rugs overhead, electroliers, and transit of pilgrims toward a transformed city hall as parades, aviation and naval events, regattas, and a 25000 dollar auto race unfold amid city scenery and hotel logistics.
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Drank canned heat leads to drunkenness charge in court
Chester Conley admitted drinking canned heat and faced a drunkenness charge in court where Judge Stewart fined him $10. He claimed only a drink or two. His wife, Mrs. Chester Conley, faced a disturbing the peace charge set for June 14. The article also mentions Lincoln banker Edward Buehring’s death, a Lincoln County veteran whose first vote in 1860 was for Abraham Lincoln, and a note about Indian giant bees building ten-foot combs.
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Hearing on Schedule Change by Eliman a fic Railroad
The State Public Utilities Commission held a public hearing in Hill City Kansas on the Eliman a fic railroad passenger schedule change from Salina to Colby. Towns along the route protested that the alteration would block connections to main line east and west trains from Salina. The Hill City Commercial Club led objections as the commission considers an order soon. Chairman Clyde Reed will then attend a Mountain States hearing in Salt Lake City on wheat and coarse grains differential rates, part of a larger interstate proceeding involving nine central states including Kansas and Missouri.
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The Ordeal and Lost River at local theaters
The Ordeal stars Agnes Ayres in a tale of a young widow who inherits a fortune and risks losing it if she remarries. Fashion notes praise Ayres wardrobe including a pheasant gown and velvet embroidery. Also, The Man From Lost River screens at Bowersock Theatre, with Goldwyn Studio offerings and Will Rogers attractions. Treasury notes exchange urged for Victory notes held by the public.
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Baltic states draw interest from Europe after Rapallo impact
Riga June scene shows Germany and France vying for influence over Lithuania Latvia and Estonia as Blucher pilots a Baltic outreach. Berlin links rail and air routes to East Prussia and Moscow while French missions push trade ties and the French bank opens Latvian connections. British missions accompany a flurry of visits by merchants and officials to Tallinn Riga Reval and Helsingfors.
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High ax on beer Prague May 22
Prague reports heavy taxation and high import costs cripple beer output as 4 million hectoliters are forecast this year versus 13 million prewar. German brews compete with local stock while barley sales surge. meat prices push demand for American products at 50 percent lower prices. Cattle from Poland and Denmark and hogs from Hungary and Romania banned over infection fears. imports to meet demand will be regulated. Spanish beggars seek alms, onions noted as flowering plant.
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Youngest Bryn Mawr graduate Gertrude Prokosch born in Chicago
Miss Gertrude Prokosch, 19, will graduate from Bryn Mawr College this month as the youngest woman to receive a diploma. She is fourth in her class, majors French and German, and set a historic strength record of 575. Born in Chicago, she spent early schooling in Austin, Texas, and plans postgraduate work in Berlin.
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Federation Keeps Politics Out of Kansas Clubs
Salina delegates at the fourth annual Kansas Federation of Women’s Business and Professional Clubs convention vote to forbid political activities within the state organization. The non political body seeks to grow from about 1,500 members, adding seven new clubs to reach 21, with Manhattan planned as the next meeting site.
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Message to Garcia Hero Tied to Medal Hope for Rowan
The recent Associated Press story notes efforts to award Lieut Col Andrew S Rowan the Medal of Honor or Distinguished Service Cross for carrying the message to General Garcia during the Spanish American War. A Kansas native, Rowan served under Gen Nelson Miles, risked interception by Spanish forces, and later rose to lieutenant colonel before retiring in 1908. He is linked to Garden City and State Tax Commissioner Col William McDowellan’s circles.
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Associated Press
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Kansas
William McDowelan
Garden City
State Tax Commission
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Nelson A. Miles
Individual Motive Power Spotlighted At World Advertising Club
Milsaukee June 12 American development shows the individual is the driving force of social progress says Yaumes A Emery counsel for the National Association of Manufacturers. He warns against monopoly of opportunity for labor and warns that deferring construction and rigid unions threaten stability in fuel housing and industry. He cites coal operators miners and building trades as examples of monopolistic pressure and notes the risk of overbearing legislation stalling progress.
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Epworth League District Convention Held in Concord
More than 150 delegates attended the Mankato District Epworth League annual meeting in Concord. C G Semans of Phillipsburg was reelected president, as reports emphasized regulation of industry and the breadth of manufacturing units.
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Brewster District OKs 80000 Bond for New School
Brewster consolidated school district votes 80000 bonds to fund a new school building. The decision reflects the district’s plan to expand facilities and accommodate growing enrollment.
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Freezone Relieves Corn Pain Instantly With Tiny Bottle
An old advertisement claims Freezone instantly eases corn pain by lifting the corn with a tiny bottle applied by a druggist. It promises removal of hard or soft corns and callouses between toes without soreness or irritation for a few cents.
Tanlac Restores Kansas Man's Health and Job Attendance
J M Williams of Topeka Kansas credits Tanlac with curing fifteen years of stomach trouble and indigestion. He states after using four bottles his appetite returned, bloating ceased, headaches faded, and he could work daily again. He also notes friends who used Tanlac reported similar benefits. Tanlac is sold by good druggists.
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