Taxes in Kansas May See Valuation Shifts This Year
Kansas officials released mixed views on taxes for the coming year with State Auditor Turner predicting both reduced valuations and a lower levy, while Tax Commission members warn the levy could rise despite lower valuations. City property valuations may increase, farm values fall, and public utilities rise by over 8 million dollars since 1921 though railroad values drop. full totals await county equalization on July 1.
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Fropeka
Kan
Kansas
N. A.turner
Turner
tax _commission
Tax Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Equalization Taxes Talk by Counties Sparks Debate
Sparse OCR fragment hints at a discussion of equalization taxes by counties. Rendered notes show limited readable terms including equalization and counties amid unclear surrounding text.
Henley to Defend Cup Hoover To Race Labor Day
Duluth club announces Walter Hoover world single sculling champion will defend the gold challenge cup in Philadelphia on Labor Day. Hoover also will not defend the cup at the national regatta in August, as Duluth crews reorganize after a Memorial Day loss to Manitoba and plan for Northwest International and national races in July and August.
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Duluth
Main
Henley
Walter
Hoover
Philadelphia
Warkin
University of Manitoba
The Oath and Flight of Andre Louis Amid Chaos
Andre-Louis in revolt against the Marquis de La Tour d Azyr travels from Nantes to Rennes and Nantes with Philippe de Vilmorin murdered for his eloquence. In Gavrillac he hides with Aline while soldiers close in, a conspiracy forms as Climene wrestles with her fate and a new danger arrives.
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Philippe DE Vilmorin
Andre-Lows
Andre- Tiouls
Marquis
Philippe
Auod
Rae Kercadiou
Lenn Sof Gavrillag
Andre-Lanis
Urping
Nantes
Andre
Gavelac
Aline
Trousfer
Mm, de Lendiguieres
Rennes
Gavrillae
Faerge
M. de Kercaere
de la Tour
d'Azyr
Gavrillac
Andre-Louis
Boatie
Havesseh
Andre Loum
Buskin
Redon- Road
Gavrillag
Gulgnen
Leandre
Deandrey
Leandro
Heaven
Ajax
Jupiter
Monsieur
Climene
New York State Police report rural crime fall and tight budget
Lieutenant A B Moore described a five year trend of reduced crime in New York rural districts, noting fewer bank robberies and a high conviction rate among arrests. He highlighted no need for federal troops in industrial disputes, minimal tramps in rural areas, and investigations into liquor smuggling routes. The force costs about seven dollars per man per day.
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St. Loui
New -York
New- York
New York State
A. B. Moore
New York
New York City
Lieut. Moore
United States
Winter letters detail visits across towns and ages
Mr. Fe W Coles spent several days with nephew Paul Winter and family, plans visits to Kansas City and Chicago. Many locals attend social and church events, including Lawrence trips, Masonic lodge, Children's Day, a Kanwaka Literary club gathering, piano lessons organized by Mrs. Seetin, and various visits among Winters, Gress, Colman, Seetin, and Elliott families. Elwin Caster has chicken pox. aging Mr Coles remains active at eighty eight.
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FE. W. Coles
Paul Winter
Kansas City
Chicago
Mr. Coles
Little Elwin Caster
Herb Gress
Milton Winter
Martha Transmeier
Lawrence
Willis Colman
H. G. van Neste
Oak’ Ridge
Milton
Charles
Ship Winter
Masonic Lodge
Lecompton
Will, Anderson
Arthur Richards
Vinland
Gus- Weber
Seetin-home
Elliott
Ray
Sam
Josephine Seetin
Karl Krieder
Ernest Transmier
Lewis Samson
Willis
Colman
Ellaworth
Ruth’ Colman
Ide May Richards
Dorothy
Rena
Rose
Dews
Jim Lavin
Kanwaka
Ship’ Winter
Paul
Winter
Helen
Harshberger
Barker
Editio
Topeka
Earl Pringle
Virginia
Wilbur
Bonner Springs
Pete | Underwood
Elizabeth Seetin
Newt Hamlin
Oskaloola community notes and obituaries mixer
Mrs. Bery Meredith of Oskaloosa died last Thursday after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at the M I church and burial took place at Plum Grove. She was 66. A list of local visitors and acquaintances appears, including Edmont and Peeblo travelers. In other items Judge Decker issued marriage licenses to two couples. Various local residents were mentioned visiting, traveling, or attending events, with notes on work, education, and household life.
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Bery Meredith
M. i
Eli Thorp
Plum Grove
Meredith
Oskaloosa
Heronel
Ida Smith
Ethel Snellgrove
Lena — Hudson
Leo
Edmont
John
Peeblo
Decker
Walter Swing
Katherine Newstifter
Ozunkie
Ray Shoemaker
Agnes May Harding
McLouth
Joe Douglas
Lone ‘Tree
Miss Margaret
Alpha Huddleston
Dodge
Eldorado
John Shoemaker
Emmet Morrow
Emma Bennett
Bert Patrick
Topeka
Worswick
Oscar P. May
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Atchison
Wesley Roberts
Frank
Jacquemin
Charles
Helena
Montana
West
Hig
Ross Taylor
Kansas City
Tutte Louisa Rumbaugh
Louisa Lambert
Trusdale
Helen Prather
Council “Grove
Lillie Trapp
Thorp
Johnson
Davis
Peppard
Lane
George Alien
Normal Institute
Davis Wackarsham
Denver
Gollan
M Goldman
Leo Meredith
Elmont
Guy Smalley
Frank Mayer
Manhattan
Cherries
Charles Nieckum
Bess
Newton
A. J. McHugh
Tune
Will Leech
Grant Vandruft
Salina
Marquis of Huntly to wed American widow at 75
London notes the engagement of the 75 year old Marquis of Huntly to an American widow. The veteran peer is described as the most courtly and robust, famed for a golden wedding in 1919 and said to walk 16 miles daily, while his aristocratic lineage and historic roles are recounted.
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London
Marquis of
Huntly
Hevis
Hue
Scotland
Adam Gordon
Hamidon
Lorik Hams
Flodden
Local visits and farm work fill Vinland Friday
A long list of social calls and farm chores spans Vinland and nearby towns. Mrs. Kassinger trades, Will Pomroy helps hay, Noah Wiemer and Dave Wray cultivate crops, and multiple families travel to Baldwin Lawrence Baldwin and Clinton for visits and errands. Several calls note relatives from Kansas City and Lawrence visiting Vinland residents.
Local Visitors and Wheat Harvest Around Lawrence
Tucker spent an evening with Eilen fee. Mr. and Mrs E A Roe were Lawrence visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lester Reed and their son and Mrs Chas Murphy of Lawrence visited L A Lawson Sunday week ago. Lou Craig and Harold Roe are cutting wheat for Bryan Holmes. Harold uses his tractor. Sclen Tucker and Jack McMullen Sven helping ALFL Lawson and W E Lawson cut wheat on the Will Pomroy place.
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Noah, Wiemer
Dave Wray
J A. F. Lawson
Mabel Pomroy
John Dailey
Allie Lawson
W. E. Grawson
Lewis
Georgii
Noah Wiemer
Baldwin
Wray
Ines Harris
Pomroy
Lawrence
Tucker
John Souther
D. A. Wray
Jim Kassinger
Kansas City
Dailey
John Ailey
Charles Kassinger
James Kassinger
Maggie McMullen
Chasz George
Little Son
St. Joe
George Home
Grandpa George
Glen McQueen
Herald Roe
KK. C
Will. Waterson
Gladys Waterson
Corwin Waterson
Lawrétce
Harry Vernson
K. CG
John Alley
W. E. Lawson
Childrens
D. A. Wray and Son
Lewis Georgii Home
Fern Deay
Lottie Sturdy
Edna Holmes
Dimple
Eilen Fee
E. A. Roe
Lester Reed
Little
Chas. Murphy
L. A
Scots Debate Home Rule In Parliament
In Lonton on June 24 Scottish MPs in the House of Commons debated Home Rule for Scotland as the Government of Scotland bill was introduced. Proponents urged local self‑rule while opponents warned against separation, with speakers like Alexander Shaw and Sir Donald McLean addressing land issues and national representation before the bill was talked out. Some called for a future vote to test Scottish sentiment.
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Scotland
Alent
Donald McLean
England
John Ward
Murray
Western Isles
Savas
European armies after World War I grow and shift
German figures presented at Genoa show Europe’s armed forces totaling 4,786,000, up from 3,? million in 1913, with Poland Estonia Finland Latvia Lithuania Czecho-Slovakia appearing as new powers. Germany’s share drops from 25.5 percent to 2.2, while France rises to 18.5 percent as Poland and others form sizable modern forces.
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Washington
Associated —Press
Germany
Genoa
Europe
Greece
Belgium
Russia
England
Italy
Poland
Esthenia
Finland
Lettonia
Lithuania
Czecho- Slovakia
France
Mexico ends 1921 with three million peso surplus
A report of the national treasurer shows a year end surplus of 3,568,81 pesos for 1921. Receipts total 280,602,388 pesos while expenditures reached 277,043,852 pesos. The war department led expenses at 136,212,263 pesos, followed by finance at 37,634,280 and communications and public works at 28,677,778 pesos.
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Mexico
City
War Department
Department of Finance
Department of Communications and Public Works
Epee
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Techie
Medicine Lodge
Henry
Transmier
W. A. Cohnan
Aileen
Willis Cohvan
Ellsworth
Wo. Elkins
Will Murphy
Schreyer
Will Anderson
Ant
Gil
Robert Schreyer
Chiiateen
Huntin
Robert Lehroyer
Ernest Harrington
Dean
Ther
Tiecompton Masons
Ss. Johnsny
Strover
Sa Atall
Haskell
Stony Point
Will Pomroy
M.E. Price
McMullen
John Duney
McQueen
W. Lawson
Johan Dailey
Lewis Georgii
Noah Wic- Mere
Middle Western
Standard’ Oil Company
Indiana
Great Britain
Ireland
Spain
Portugal
Holland
Denmark
Standard Oil Company
Michigan Ave
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