House Votes to Override Vetos Webb Bill Becomes Law
Washington reports the house approved 244 to 95 to override President Roosevelt, with the Senate already passing it last night. The Webb Bill now becomes law, enabling Kansas officials to seize liquor shipments and prosecute private imports as part of enforcement of the prohibition era. The vote marks a rare bypass of the president in overrules.
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Webb
Senate
Congress
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Lawrences
Lawrence
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Sach Tethem
Song Recital at Kraser Hall Stirs Local Interest
The third winter recital will be held Tuesday evening at Kraser Hall featuring Madame Dorothea North, a renowned American soprano who toured last year with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. Her Europe and America acclaim, including Chicago and Elgin, is noted, with remarks on a 1400 mile journey to the event. A confusing police identification note mentions a nameless Missouri resident and a family link to Dabbie Wiins, suggesting local ties to a broader inquiry.
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Kraser Hall
Dorothea North
Soprapa
Minneapolis
Child Harry Smitty Reported Home In Atchison
A child named Harry Smitty, son of Mrs Hat He Smith, is seriously ill in Atchison. The boy, about ten years old, was said to be at home when a telephone call from a superintendent Mr Fidelier was received in the morning. Further details were limited due to the fragmentary nature of the report.
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Harry ‘Smitty
Hat He Smith
Atchison
Harry Han
Fidelier
Harry At
Mexican revolt coverage and rebel counts in 1911 era notes
A Mexico City mass meeting urges aid to Mexican people and denounces U S articles misrepresenting the country. Generals Campos and 1200 troops join Aubert’s government against Corrariza in Coahuila. Rebels surrender numbers tally in Puebla, Vera Cruz, Mexico and other states as Alberto Bubentez’s railway control prompts Central line opening toward Juarez.
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Mexico City
Margl
Mexi
United States
Cheche Campos
Orozco
Aubert
Ebel
Corrariza
Coahuila
War Department
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Nd Vera Cruz
Alberto
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Aguas Calientes
Juarez
February Weather Anomaly Outlined By Forecaster
A February noted as unusual with a rare lion like appearance of a storm and a trend toward milder conditions. The University weather table shows a mean temperature 5.01 degrees below normal, with total precipitation lower than last year though snow is expected to fall. Frontal winds bring rough travel conditions this afternoon as a storm passes and the forecast calls for reduced snowfall in the next 24 hours.
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Travelina
University Weafler
Baptists Seek Mission Aid for Maykell Study
A report from Tre BH and the American Home Mission Society outlines support for Baptist work at Maykell. Over 240 people attend and more than 100 students show preference for the church land. General leaders indicate the work should be completed this year and plan to meet tomorrow.
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Maio Urawn
Yuster Ul de Bayi Chareh
Tre BH
K. Murelinus
York
Americant Tor Home Mission Society
Maykell
Baptist Church
Ig. U
Vorretsdri
Tre Werk
Paptist
Jayhawks Enter Kansas City Track Meet Tonight
A Kansas University team heads to Kansas City with about thirty men entered in the antirat meet tonight. Hazen and Potter, two of the brightest track stars, lead the squad which left this afternoon. Indications are that Kansas will show well in the meet as the Jayhawks are in good condition for the event.
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Kangasity
Jayhawkers
Hazen
Potter
Contention Over Cabinet Picks for Wilson Era
Washington and New York reports say H J Waters of the Agricultural College is favored for agriculture secretary with strong ties to Speaker Clark and Bryan. Other leaders doubt Norris of Montana for interior, while Brooklyn’s William C Redfield is named for commerce in Wilson’s cabinet.
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Washington
Wilson
H. J. Waters
Fleet
Waters
Missourian
Clark
Bryan
Department of Agriculture Audials
Middle West
Interior
Norris
Montana
Col ‘Thals
Ware
New, York
Washinton
William C. Redfield
Brooklyn
Seerestary of Commerce
Wilsonjs “Cabsinet
Municipal Authority and Commission Plan Overview
Off Municipal Authority notes describe how a city commission, with three appointed members, can remove unfit officers and control finances. The board sets department budgets, levies appropriations, and ensures revenue covers expenses. It emphasizes cost discipline and accountability as keys to the commission form’s success.
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Amond Yvor
Voun Neil Stn Lepartments
Jin
Herste Ness
Kansas
Amt
Eich Commission
Treasury
Boa
Shin Hank
Taking Care of Our Own in Juvenile Court
Two children aged four and two appeared in juvenile court this morning. Reg reported seven applications, urging the community to take care of its own and befriend rather than send children to finding societies. The speaker cites local homes ready to shelter the homeless and argues for local guardianship over external agencies.
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Uiome
Bonds and civic duty stir state legislature talk
The statement urges citizens to contact lawmakers about a bill reimposing hardship on the city. It lauds past bonds issued for the university and calls for fair treatment. The appeal highlights the local risk and the need to back Maver with united support to address the issue.
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Ted World
Eit
Écy
Lawrence
Citi
Tozhink
Maver
Wnmitter
Musk
Aphieh
Douglas County to Employ Nineteen Deputy Assessors Next Week
A draft schedule shows nineteen deputy assessors at large in Douglas County beginning Monday to conduct property assessments. The crew, under County Assessor A W Armstrong, will ask at least 150 questions covering personal and property details, aiming to assess all taxable property the coming year with exceptions for foreclosed or previously approved properties. The list of deputy assessors and districts was approved by the county board, with assignments across Lawrence City and nearby townships.
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Doublas
A.W Armstrong
Armstrong
Aligres
Douglas
Sanv
Marek
County Board of Commissioners
Lawrency City
George Brones
ML Crowder
R M. Pipper
Radzers
Clay Center Bonds Sell at Premium for Water Plant
City of Clay Center voted to issue bonds totaling 30000 for a water plant. Bonds sold at a premium, bringing about 410 above par, paying five percent interest. Abs. W C Veer and others depart for Pasadena, California tonight to spend three months.
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Clay Center
Wanens
Tlidtt
Aid Abs
Pasadena
Palifornia
Regents Hold Quiet Session as Terms Expire
Five Kansas University regents met in the chancellor’s office for routine matters while terms of most members had expired. Only Janes A. Kim of Salina was absent. Rumors say Governor Hodges may name a new board to govern state educational institutions, with the new Administrative Board timetable uncertain until mid year.
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Kansas University
Offi Chacellor
Strom
Qui Rae
Membe
Janes A. Kim
Salina
Taoze
LS. Camberna Erie
E. Foley
Lyons
Seat
Edward
Castelton- St. Nay
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Hodshs
Bard
Hedges
Ney of
Regents Men
Tom Tho ugh Wedding Delights Little Folks
A lively Little Folks feature titled Tom Though Wedding at the Presbyterian Mercy event last night drew strong applause. Principal participants include Minister Arthur Jeff, Bride Marion Peeler, and Director Dannie Dunkle, with a cast of matrons, maids, and pageantry reflecting town talent and community cheer.
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Arther Jeff the
Bridr
Marion Peeler
Directa
Dannie Dunkle
Nadine Bryant
Jack Richards
Rud Greed Mn
Hiride
Virkinth Hrtsan
Ethel Julingon
Jimise Wand
Aul Edun Bartz
So Ustiers
Fitwin Stuisr
Ytrept
Virivlep Lian Bister
Sevieral
Washington Women Suffrage Pageant Prompts March on Capitol
Washington observers report women from across the country gathered to demand a constitutional amendment granting suffrage. Officials fear the crowds as police struggle with demonstrators near Pennsylvania Avenue ahead of the planned Monday pageant. Biss Mice Paul, chairwoman of the joint suffrage committee, again seeks military escort for the event.
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Washington
Marc
Congress
United’ States
Esterday
New York
Pennsylvania Avenue
Biss
Paul
Suutrage Profession
Six Months Old Porker Weighs 250 Pounds in Douglas County
In Douglas County, Mr. Cowles reports a six months old hog weight of 250 pounds and notes the animal grows about 15 pounds weekly. He adds the sire weighed 950 pounds and expects the current hog to reach a similar size, signaling the farm’s notable livestock growth.
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Porker
Cowles
Douglas County
Ima
Government Sues Corn Products Over Trust Allegations
New York March government files a civil trust suit alleging a 60 percent market control through a price fixing cartel. The Sherman Act violation seeks to stop alleged conspiracies to restrain trade in corn syrup and related products, with aims to restrain prices and preserve independent manufacturers.
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Jg Tie P
Bhattelyaru
Vote on Consolidation Meeting in Vinland Districts
A large audience meets in Vinland to decide if districits will consolidate with district 20 or with other units. Outcome will affect the location of a new central school building near Vinland. Roy Simpson is reported dead at 833 Delaware Street. funeral arrangements pending.က
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Roy Simpson
Ray Simpson
Bet
Ab Suill
Dela Ware Street
Rev. Brown
Adjourning Deadlock Highlighted In State Legislature
Report from Topeka describes a delayed adjournment as lawmakers face a stubborn schedule. Democrats and Republicans clash over key bills including constitutional amendments and referendums while the Senate and House push through measures on apportionment, irrigation, and office efficiency amid a heated session.
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Chiek
Abnaliah
Talks Promoting Trade Value and Economic Stability
Fragmentary notes describe talks aimed at boosting trade and economy through merchant cooperation. References to ongoing efforts, advertising influence, and public interest highlight perceived benefits to markets and prices this month.
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