Capper Reviews Harding's Two Years in Office
Topeka June 18 Senator Capper analyzes President Harding and the 67th Congress after over two years in office. He cites budget reforms, debt reduction, farm relief, tariff revision, and an end to naval armament rivalry as major achievements.
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Topeka
Harding
Kansas
Wilbur G. Haivk
Sunflower
Hutchinson
Congress
Arthur Capper
Capper
Hughes
Hoover
Wallace
Mellon
Germany
Versailles
Federal Reserve
67Th Congress
United States
Dawes
Bureau Ag. Obstruc
Treasury
Republican Party
Japan
Far Pacific
Far East
Army
Navy
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Reserve’ Act
Federal Reserve Board
South America
Australia
Nonpartisan
Tariff Commission
Card of Thanks for sympathy after death of son and brother
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance during the long illness and death of our beloved son and brother. Grateful for many beautiful floral offerings from Mr. and Mrs. and family.
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A. Tucker
Rotary has Held Presence Across Twenty Six Countries
In St Louis on June 18 22 Rotary International gathers 1420 clubs with about 90000 members in 26 nations. Founder Paul P Harris a Chicago lawyer outlined a service doctrine to three friends 18 years ago leading to a global organization now active in youth work and socialbetterment through clubs, gymnasiums, and Boy Scout sponsorships.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Rotary
San Francisco
National Association
Rotary International
Deleptards
Louisiana
Atlantic
Europe
Harris
Raymond M. Havens
Kansas City
Frank Fastman
Perth
Scotland
Rotary International Association For
Postcards become Germanys top postwar communication
AP reports postcards are Germanys most popular communication since the war. Official figures show nearly a trillion marks worth of mail volume with 923,166,700 postcards exchanged in Germany. 44,724,370 sent abroad and 38,758,750 received from foreign correspondents.
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Germany
Berling
JiR Holmes Just Insurance ad at Barber's Drug Store
Classified notice notes JiR Holmes offering insurance services under the banner Just Insurance located at 107 EK Seventh, with Barber's Drug Store serving as a nearby landmark.
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Jir. Holmes
Heaviest Court Grind Sets Docket For Three Days
Police court faced a heavy docket with last three days cases set today. W Campbell disturbance of peace partly tried, A Jackson fined five dollars and costs for striking George Hill, Bob Muzzy ten dollars for being drunk, C Brooks charged with drunken driving with trial set for June 25, George Hardy bond forfeited for failure to appear, Dave Cummings ten dollars for speeding, Leo Schuler O A Weaver and ex wife Mrs M A Weaver charged with disturbance, John Cain William Cain and Clyde McGee pleaded not guilty with trials set for Wednesday.
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W. Campbell
A. Jackson
George Hill
Jackson
Bob Muzzy
C. Brooks
George Hardy
Dave Cummings
Leo Schuler
O. A. Weaver
M. A. Weaver
John Cain
William Cain
Clyde McGee
Real Estate Transfers and Miscellaneous Listings
A sequence of property transfers in Lawrence and surroundings lists multiple buyers and sellers with nominal or specified sums, including J J Eddy to Ole Salverson, M Fs Thomas to Harriet Tanner for 7200, and various others in blocks and plats. The note also mentions Canadian subsidies for cold storage warehouses and the rise of artificial silk made from wood.
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J. J. Eddy
Ole Salverson
Con
Lawrence
E. J. Wilcox
EF. Rigley
Alabama Street
Sinclair
Law
M. Fs. Thomas
Harriet Tanner
North Lawrence
James Patty
T. M.nichell
Abel Kidd
T. M. Nichell
N. 1
F. A. Crouse
J. W. Dick
S. E
Lecompton
James Price
C. S. Jones
Delaweare St
Delaware St
J. W. Lawson
Jas. Edmonds
Mass St
Adams &T
H. W. Linke
Ong Wuen
Drillers Spend Large Sums on Dry Hole Drilling
An annual estimate places drilling for oil at about 30 million dollars spent in the United States on efforts that yield no productive wells.
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United States
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers Details Size and Reach
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has 887 subdivisions in the United States and Canada and a total membership exceeding 85,000.
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The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United States
Canada
Livestock groups clash over loan tariff reduction petition
Kansas Livestock Association secretary J. H. Mercer opposes the American Farm Bureau Federation bid to cut the stocker and feeder cattle tariff by 50 percent. He warns relaxing duties would flood U.S. markets with cheaper cattle from Canada Mexico and South America harming American producers. Mercer notes U.S. prices reflect American wages not Liverpool markets.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas Livestock Association
J. H. Mercer
American Farm Bureau Federation
U. S. Tariff Commission
Mercer
The
Tariff Commission
Charles Curtis
Canada
Mexico
South America
W. S. Culbertson
Farm Bureau
Commission
United States
Corn Belt
Liverpool
Kansas City
Rotary convention opens as world delegates gather
St Louis hosts the fourteenth International Rotary convention with 1,450 clubs in 26 countries, about 90 000 members. The article traces Rotary’s origins from Chicago in 1905 to rapid 20th century growth, noting district structure and international officers.
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St. Louis
International Rotary
Chicago
Rotary
San Francisco
United States
British Isles
Canada
Newfoundland
Porto Rico
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Republic of Panama
Uruguay
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China
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Night ships ring bell
Austrian inventors have perfected an instrument that records the passage of vessels over a body of water at night or day for shore observers. The device uses a small search light and a selenium cell receiver to detect passing ships, aiding smuggling detection and wartime reconnaissance.
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Vienna
Assneite Press
Seville tests light relay system near Vienna outskirts
An experimental setup interrupted a search light with a selenium cell that closes a relay to ring an alarm or trigger a recorder. Tests were conducted between two points three and a half miles apart near Vienna in daylight using a 50 candlepower lamp as the light source.
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