Tariffs and prohibition debates echo through Kansas editorials
The text discusses tariffs harming industries and US protection against cheap labor postwar, urging war-exit policy and continued tariff use. It also critiques prohibition advocacy in Kansas, arguing liquor ads waste energy and money, urging Kansans to focus on states more favorable to prohibition and maintain local stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Wore Tazton Bost
Kansas
Ballyhon
Prohibition
States
Lawrence Event Prompts Talk Over School Fraternities
A Lawrence gathering sparks debate as families report incidences of chicken pox and Kansas students face scrutiny over high school fraternities. The Topeka Board of Education vows strict action, barring any boy suspected of fraternity ties from graduating with his class.
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Board of Education At
Topeka
Sneh Am Organization
Lawrence businessmen unite for common good effort
The business men of Lawrence see daily the benefits of hard work for personal gain and for the community. A strong, irresistible drive emerges when they join together for a worthy cause, matching strength to rightful ends.
Unclear OCR Record of Postwar Ration Remarks
Fragmentary text references Belgium Belgium population and ration days. Mentions America and per person one pound ration and day receipts. No clear event dates or identifiable names. Summary reflects damaged OCR with limited readable entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Belsnais
America
Belgium
Protective Tariff Debate Echoes Across States
A fragmented account discusses tariff policy and political stances amid Democratic and Republican positions. It notes New York Republicans backing protective measures and Pennsylvania legislators reacting to federal tariff plans impacting industry and employment. The piece argues for maintaining a protective tariff to support American industry and forests, warning of economic fallout if abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Peru
United States
Americ
Local Legislators Endure Turbulent Session Reflections
Our legislators praise county and university support while citing figures such as Seater Wilson and Sherman Glen for integrity and service. The piece highlights reform-minded Manufer from Din County and notes general unity among reps despite party frictions, endorsing continued fidelity to constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughis County
M Ain Fhe
Seater Wilson
Hie
Lodges
Stam
Amel
Sherman Glen
Viliet
Politien Alfairs
Mar ElReti
Din County
Need for New School Buildings Faces Political Deadlock
OCR fragment discusses demand for new school buildings and critique of political inaction. Mentions legislatures, states, and long-standing failure to fund facilities as schools continue to grow. No clear names or dates available in readable text.
Kansas State Schools Fight for Adequate Support
Governor Capper faces pressure as lawmakers debate funding for state institutions and school buildings. Proponents argue new construction costs are minor compared to the wheat economy, urging the legislature to act now to avoid crippling growth and preserve public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasa
Capper
Hays City
Crilieis
Troy
Mers Sary
Isue
Kan Wild
Kansas
Journal-Warkd
Fidence In
Cescane
Dirmly
Local candidates announce for city primaries and boards
A flood of announcements lists candidates for Lawrence city offices and school board. W W Griesa Carman Monger L Grittin Henry Bowman A Johioreby Constant and others announce runs for mayor and Board of Education ahead of March primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W,ok
Griesa
Board of Bancation
Cow. Carman
Ugarmalian
Tur
Film Work Documented in Weber Studio Scene
A report describes motion picture production at a Weber studio with talent including Mother Penine and Earle Williams. It notes extensive investment, multiple reels, and hundreds of performers contributing to a set project titled Christian with potential dramatic results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Aintienes
Penine
Amali
M Divin Stores
Christian” York Earle Williams
Bette Pha Viery
Adi
Society notes from the Micreeles Club meeting
The Micreeles Club met Mrs. Lee Thayer and others at Lanisima street. Several members attended a social yesterday on the Gorrillow west of town while others traveled to Kansas for a trip. An unspecified production effort is referenced as a Vitagraph project finishing after eight months of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri University
Kansas
Micreeles Club
Micrrotes Chi
Lee Thayer
Unis Artiernenn
Note Am Lanisima Street
Viele Carrill Tarshberger
Marti
Gorrillow
Town
Ladies of the Departments visit Paul Joetil gathering
The piece describes a Ladies of the Departments circle meeting led by Mrs Winfield with Martha, Mrs Darsten and Mrs Molle Planter among attendees. It notes a program of costumes, seating, and social duties, plus a skating note and a father with his sons practicing militarism.
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Kansas Daily League
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Lawrence
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Unis
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Ives
Syaires Bhidin
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Didate
Iver
Ube
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Mayer
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Alt. Constant
Lidasel
Educattion
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Weber
Erie
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Sssssei AG
Robert Warwick
George Groadhurst
Kansas Iy
UE Dent
Paul Joetil
Varad Winfield
Vice
Vedilent
Wi Ie
Mitan
Manhattin
Washington
Win. Darsten
Martha
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Progiing Wiaaven
Eirele
Molle Planter
Lineal Cierle
Topenes Wall
Uidie
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Mika
H. Uluskes
Abel Ted
Pierre
Poo
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Durkin
Andy
Poole
Hare
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