Fragmented Kansas political notes and public notices
A highly fragmented set of syndicated lines discusses Kansas political figures, party dynamics, and public notices. It mentions Topeka, Shouse, and Democratic prospects, with references to Young Democrats and upcoming elections amid fiscal discussions and a federal surplus context. The text includes garbled OCR remnants but centers on local political fealty, candidacies, and state council concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Tate Sant Amiton
Kansas
Democratic Lyomingaters
Mockery of duplessque obi science rally to feature diverse thinkers
The piece predicts a grand rally for freethinkers and skeptics, claiming it will unite vocational fundamentalists and modern professionals, political and religious half-breeds, agnostics, atheists, communists, and bolsheviks. It asserts science and fire will be absent, presenting a vast exhibit of human exhibits embodying primate ancestry.
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Edgerton
Eiies
Ramsay's Lifelong Quest Ends In Asia Minor Return
Sir William Ramsay, a 75 year old British scientist and renowned archaeologist, sets out on a major expedition to Asia Minor. He began fieldwork in 1880, has traveled over 120000 miles seeking evidence of lost civilizations, and authored many influential books. Native of Glasgow, educated at Aberdeen Oxford and Gottingen, he has received honors from universities and scientific societies worldwide.
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William Ramsay
Wis
Asia Minor
Hasheld
Britain
América
Sir William
Glasgow
Abodion
Oxford
Gottingen
National and Civic Events Open Worldwide Today
Greetings to Senator Borah on his 60th birthday as King George and Queen Mary open Canadian government buildings in Trafalgar Square London. The National Education Association meets for its annual convention while governors begin their conference on tax relief budgets and federal-state fiscal policy. Veterans from the British Empire convene in Ottawa for the British Empire Service League biennial conference led by Earl Haig.
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U. S
Idaho
King George
Queen Mary
Trafalgar Square
London
Cne
National Education Association
Scitns
Eta
Poland
British Empire
Ottawal
British Empire Service League
Earl “Haig
Tokyo Plans Deep Waterway to Yokohama and Tokyo
The Japan Advertiser reports a Home Affairs bill draft for a 20,000,000 yen canal project linking Tokyo and Yokohama. The aim is to expand port transport by water to relieve inadequate rail and land routes. About 80 percent of merchandise now lands by sea or rail and water transport would cut freight costs.
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Japan
Tokyo
Yokohama
Yokaheroa
Shean
Japan Advertiser
Petement of Home’ Affairs
Boston Visit From the Kansas Traveler
A Kansas resident recounts a sea voyage to Boston with views on the East River coast, Bunker Hill Monument, and a day touring sites including the Charlestown Navy Yard and Old Ironsides. He details a meeting with Rev Henry Bailey, weather on deck, the Parker House lobster, and impressions of Boston's history and atmosphere.
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Long Island
al Bailey
Bailey
Nylight
Wwe
Kansas
Boston
Bunker
Custom House
New York
Uncle Sam
Henry Bailey
Methodist Church
Waltham
Bunker Hill
Tehildren
Paul Revere
Charleston
North
Charles River
Charles
Granary Hill
Congregational Church
Tos Bulletin Poard
Garad
Savas
Dia Fisher
Lawrence
Appa
Beacon Streat
Harvard
Uncheon
O’slock
Herbert
Kuhn
Cops Hill
Mery
Colonial Artillery
la Newburgh
Parker House
Radio voice from Arctic sets stage for polar broadcasts
Reports from Chicago say MacMillan Navy expedition plans low wave transmissions near the North Pole with WJAZ rebroadcasting to reach wider audiences. National Geographic Society will receive news patches, Zenith announces, as exams show 74 of 430 CPA candidates pass in a 25 state effort.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Arctic
MacMillan- Navy
North Pole
Eugene F. McDonald, Jr
Hikimas
Hbt
Itithed
WJAZ
Eveyone
National Geographic Socidty
Radio
Zenith Company
Trout feeding and seasonal shifts for anglers
Morris Ackerman notes trout diets and seasonal changes from early season worm feeding to surface nymphs as rains wash food into streams. He explains cloudy waters and the shift to winged insects by June, guiding anglers on lures and timing for casting.
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China
Bering
Pele
Elk convention to fill Portland for week in July
Elkdom to own Portland for a solid week from July 12 to 18 as the sixty-first grand lodge reunion of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elkshill draws delegates from across the country. More than 30 special trains, thousands arriving by auto, bands and uniforms, and a grand Judge parade on July 16 with an expected 73,000 participants headline events. Tours include Mount Hood climbs, saw mill trips to Longview and Oregon City paper mills, Fort Vancouver site visits, and Columbia River highway drives. Sessions run July 15 to 17 with entertainment by local committees in Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Sociated Press
Elkdom
Grand Lodge
Anchbrage
Alaska
Charles H. Grakelaw
Philadelphia
Franci
John, G. Price
Columbus
Ohio
Detroit Lodge
Mount Hood
Longview
Vwash
Oregon City
Vancouver
Gee
Fort Vantcouver
Oregon
Columbia
Visiting foreign troupes light up Rio stage in 1920s
Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo host drama from Paris Madrid Lisbon Italy and Mexico. Companies perform in their native languages, drawing crowds when productions are first class. An Italian troupe impressed in 1924 with King Lear Othello and Ibsen. American drama in Brazil recently bubbled with Baby Mine by Margaret Mayo staged by two companies en route to Buenos Aires. A Brazilian stock company remains limited to contemporary Brazilian life.
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Rio de Janeiro
Associated Press
Sao Paulo
Paris
Madrid
Lisbon
Italy
Mexico
Brazil
Margaret Mayo
Rio de Joneiro
Buenos Aires
Lightning energy and a cab merger dominate today
A British Blue Book notes a world with around 44 000 thunderstorms daily and lightning flashes releasing energy far beyond human scale. Chicago reports Yellow Cab Manufacturing Company merging with six firms to form a GM controlled bus and taxicab manufacturing group in a deal near 860 million dollars.
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London
Meteorological Office
Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago Tribune
Yellow Cab Manufacturing Company
John Hetty
General Motors Corporation
LaSalle
Tribune
Lost World Chapter Continues Pterodactyl Encounter
The explorers recount a moonless night attack by a pterodactyl and its shadow that silences a campfire. They trek a desolate plateau, endure jars of venomous Jaracaca snakes, map a swampy route named Jaracaca Swamp, then face impassable cliffs hindering ascent. With supplies dwindling, they face a critical turning point as rains approach.
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John
Summerlee
Challenger
South America
Jatacaca Swamp
Professor Chal
Challenger greets group with boastful poem and plan
A boastful Challenger greets companions at breakfast claiming the problem is solved. He envisions a Trafalgar Square pedestal moment while showing a gleaming beard and eager stance. He points to a lofty arch and argues they can reach the summit though a deep abyss lies between them. To be continued.
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Suri
Trafalgar Square
London
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