Mortgage Tax Change Proposed by Legislature
A bill to levy a 10 cent per hundred year mortgage tax to fund county state city and school districts awaits Governor Vupper's signature. The tax would be shared among county state city and school districts with a sliding scale based on payments and may raise about seven thousand dollars for the state and counties overall.
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Topeka
San Macel
Jpass
Pti Senate
Filbeorn
Gottine
Exael
Mila
Che Ford
Meetings Reported as Highly Successful Distract Meeting
Fragmented OCR text notes a district meeting with names and places muddled. The passage references individuals such as Giles and Wheeps and hints at a conference and discussions, but specifics remain unclear due to garbled content.
Aeronauts Guide Soldiers Amid Irregular News Tale
An uneven report describes aeronauts guiding soldiers and various blurred names. It references a birth anniversary for Mrs. George Giller and mentions local figures and scattered events as part of a fragmented, era-specific scene.
Merchants Meet Tonight With Talk on Community Work
Merchants Association meeting and dinner tonight features Prof Wy AL McKeover speaking on mural community work and its plan for several rural districts. The display includes completed products and handiwork by girls and boys, with exhibits at the county hall and related arrangements. Mrs Dea Chaar and Canvily family moving to Kansas City to make their home.
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Merchants’ Association
Wy AL McKeover
Severil
Dea. Chaar
Canvily Baw
Kansas City
Tooamake
Kansas Weather Note Forecast
Weather note indicates possible rain tonight with a focus on the west portion for Wednesday. Vague reading suggests showers or light rain across the region with attention to timing and unsettled conditions. Local climatology not specified. readers urged to monitor updates.
Budget Bill Seeks $250,000 for New State University Admin
The Senate bill proposes a $250,000 allocation for salaries and general expenses of the new administration at Balding State University. The measure faces cautious debate as lawmakers weigh funding against fiscal priorities.
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State University
Definite Plan for New School Buildings Presented
An evening session discussed tacit plans to begin work on multiple school buildings. Auditors reviewed books, reports on salaries, maintenance, and appropriations. legislators debated funding, with several proposed sites and a pending bill shaping future education funding and construction.
Boundary Lines Question Affects School District Split
A discussion on boundary lines for school districts emerges with Superintendent Hedaya and clerk of the court weighing options. Possible realignments consider various tracts and the impact on local attendance and governance. Lawrence Winn Hamilton and others weigh in while a student athlete injury is noted and may affect participation.
Consider Appropriations In State Budget Process
The text discusses the appropriation bill and its path through the state legislature, noting speed of passage and the need to fund heat and other items. It mentions House and Senate actions and the push to submit the budget promptly for consideration.
Death of Gertrnite Harmon Rocks the Town
A local obituary notes the death of Gertrnite Harmon and mentions funeral plans. The piece references a cemetery and notes surrounding community reactions.
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Miedliereen
Pannen
Captain of Evelyn Saved Sinks Amid Market Turmoil
Washington reports indicate CAPTAIN OF EVELYN saved after a terror wave by Aeris Consul See at Bremer. All hands of the Tle Agnerteas stigmier Evedyin perished in the Getrie antecexeoplane incident. Fetes noted for Captain La Teal’s loss as the avmt dust abandoned fur sales. London fur market sites, usually active, were disrupted yet preparations for the market proceeded.
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Washington
Aeris
Bremer
Tle Agnerteas Stigmier Evedyin
Getrie
la Teal
London
Meeting Pursues Vote on Pool Halls Regulation
A large turnout of town representatives urged Commissioners to place the pool halls issue before voters. The meeting referenced broad community and church groups opposed to pool halls, calling for a public decision at the general election.
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Yale
Lawrtener
Lawntheart
Rence Pavsent
Tie
First Rehearsal Tonight by Hawroner Choral Society
The hawroner Choral apiien announces a first rehearsal this evening for a bridge recital and concert season. Attendees will hear the Reidal Chorus and Mrs He Cooke, with plans for a joint performance featuring the Violin and choir sections in a friendly, community-minded event.
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Apiien
He Cooke Adetsen
Nader Avbeyaon
Mine Disaster Near West Virginia Town Claims Several
A mine explosion at Mine No 3 in West Virginia traced to a belt of openings released smoke and gas. Rescue teams and nearby towns dispatched to reach the workings as officials investigate the cause and mourn those lost.
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Wislare
Tie Barret
Genelhnon
West Wir
Amendment on Popular Vote and Compensation Bill Passage
The Senate voted 29 to 8 to submit the Initiative and Referendum constitutional amendment to the people, pledges across parties, while the House passed the Workingmen's Compensation bill. The tax amendment faced opposition, with officials noting it as a potential burden on farm property and rail interests opposed by executives.
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Topeka Kan
Marielone
World
Senite
Senate
Yonge
Republicans
Price of Chirk
Bil
Kaussas
Uriec
Bates Senate
Tuelas
Uense
Warsener
Missouri Pavilic Railway
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Renator Wageenci
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty in Lawrence County Case
Martin Copeland files for divorce from Lola Copeland in Lawrence County District Court claiming his wife has mistreated him, had improper relations, and a violent temper. The couple married in Lawrence four years ago. Copeland works as a motion picture operator.
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Tor Ne. Lime
Slaornee
Martin Copeland
Lola Copeland
Copeland
Helle
Copelands
Lawrence
Fighting in Champaign and Berlin claim big wartime gains
Fragmented dispatches report fighting in Champaign as allies attack and Berlin claims heavy French losses elsewhere. US and British commanders describe gains in surrounding operations while detractors dispute the scale of yields amid ongoing European war efforts.
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London
Champagne
Berlin
Dutin Proneh
Wzeneral
Poland
Judge releases Aikeng in Misses ri fraud case
Morris & Col jetters and partners faced charges in a Crechimal Court matter. Atkins, accused of conspiring with others to defeat independent claimants, was released pending further proceedings. Prosecuting Attorney filed dues and Stir Chargeeds details.
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Maria
Atkins
Misseiyt
Kansas
Ality Co
Ofulee Bb
Crechimal Court
Te Turapmationy
Morris & Col
Western Pacific Co. Seeks Receiver In Federal Petition
A petition filed today in the United States District Court asks for the appointment of a receiver for the Western Pacific Company. Warren Olney represents the petitioners, while the case involves Ms McConnell and other parties amid serious recent illnesses and developments.
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Western Pacific Co
Sin Prateysen
Mar. Vliet Qaitaifie Trust Co
York SL
Arise Wattl
United States
Be Ofa
Warren Olney
Conference Over Appropriations Teed By House Plan
A House and Senate conference was requested to resolve differences in various appropriation bills. A special conference committee is to meet to draft an agreed adjustment of the disputed items by March fourteenth at 2200 hours, with a three member Senate subcommittee and four member House participants. The aim is to reach a mutual conference report on all differences without binding either chamber prematurely.
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House
Aun Abbarney
Aant Rosin
Minnie Varlpts
Vos
Lila Day Munroe
Monroe
Senate
Good Govern
Inc
Cluboa
Topeka
Wimnen
Pashing
Divieluadl
New York
St. Cathedral
Bobs
Andrew Carnoeia
J. J. Hackefeller, Jr
Iearate
Frivais
Harold
Adopiwg
Oreder
Apaereenicaut Moyveltthoen
Should They Send Troops Melbourne Debate Over Australian War Policy
Melbourne debates whether Australia should dispatch more troops. Opposition papers claim Australia lags in mobilization, while Defense Minister Senator Wilson says the government is acting and Australia will be represented in Egypt by June with around 40,000 troops in the field. Details on troop movements remain undisclosed.
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Melbourne
Mix
Ostradia
Commonwealth
Aline
Cook
Prem Nd
Beck Millen
Ahe
Defense
Kinet
Austriia
Canada
New Zealand
Dems
Australia
Fisher Ministry
Egypt
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Peteaubusti
Orditele Tate
Aeronauts Guide Soldiers
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Danadon
Mlarede
Han
Wittsait
Uae
Osha
Givorge Giller
Friends of Mistis
Myrtle Calbert
Qur Town
Rom
Winn Not
Tae Board of Education
Sara Mere
Devasirer
Topelar Baum
Pfnet
Greeley
Varnea
Nevrurh
Braporia
Seeienttiaal
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Fogle
Masure
Ural
Sterthia
Maerbers
Lawrence Winn Hamilton
Sreshman Poles
Sanister
Cosel Thamibben
Eriedad
Pv Ing
Fair Association
Merchants Rooms
Peer Vet
Evelyn
Bremen
Masie
Hindu
Anons Ploswen
Moeahentes Consolidated
Onl
Auiles Frat Pharmond
West Virginia
Soldada
Eine
eHel
Hediewel
Dawe Dyer
God
Che Uspiysi
Frank Strom
Lot
Merle Thorpe
Lawrence Man
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Cathedral
Champaign
Vosges
JUDGE
Aikeng
Pound
J, BR. Holmes
Traian
Mes
Dames McConnell
Renaesus Wilson
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