Journal-World Law rence March 9 1925 Senate critique
The Lawrence Journal-World issue notes subscription details and press affiliations, then prints a Proverbs verse and a critique of the state senate for talk vs work. A member’s calling of the legislature is mentioned as not triggering a crisis in state government.
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Chicago
A. R. Keat
Hartford
New York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
al News
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Audit Bureau
Lawrence
Kansas
State Senate
Radio Pioneering in Kansas Brings Talk of Night Sessions
The Kansas legislature debates broadcasting its debates after K U Radio aired house proceedings and plans to air senate sessions. Observers note potential shifts to night meetings to reach voters and keep the public informed. The piece also discusses regents politics, primary law reform attempts, taxation study aims, Dawes senate oath drama, pro liquor showdowns, and Kansas City motor car licensing.
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K. U
House of Representatives
Senate
State House
Kansas
Dr Edward G Acheson Pioneer in Industrial Chemistry
Dr Edward G Acheson marks his 70th birthday as a leading American inventor in industrial chemistry. He pioneered artificial graphite and heat resistant clays for bricks and crucibles, and discovered carborundum a legendary hard substance used as a diamond substitute. Born in Washington PA he began as a civil engineer and surveyor and later aided Edison in electric lighting ventures in Europe.
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Edward G. Acheson
Dr. Acheson
Washington, Pa
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Europe
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Resaria
Today in History and Politics in New York and Maine
The note highlights the anniversary of the Monitor and Merrimack battle, Maine municipal elections in major cities, Tennessee legislature reconvening after a three week recess, Germany’s admission to the League of Nations under debate in Geneva, and a semiannual Academy of Political Science meeting in New York on popular ownership of property and its social consequences.
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Tennessee
Maine
Germany
League of Nations
Council of the Leagu
Genev
Academy of Political Science
New York City
Legislative Briefs Highlight Kansan Marriage and Memorial Park Bill
Legislative briefs note marriage as a prerequisite for election to the state senate. G G Immell of Sharon Springs is the only bachelor among forty senators, and W L Smith of Great Bend is the sole widower among thirty nine benedicts. John Brown memorial park receives $14 470 for maintenance and improvements after passage in the house. The house also approves a bill allowing farmer cooperative societies to own stock in other co operatives, introduced by Rep Carl R Brown of Rocks Court.
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Senate
House
Washington
G. G. Immell
Sharon Springs
Benedicts
Immell
W.L. Smith
Great Bend
John Brown
House of Representatives
Farmer's Co-Operative
Carl R. Brown
Rocks Court
Lawrence Traveler Compares Home and Foreign Lands
Lawrence and Mrs Tei describe Atlantic voyage under American flag and superb American shipping. They voyage through Europe to Cairo, noting Paris and Athens sights, Cairo conditions, Egyptian politics and Turks, and contrast American and European city design. Summary highlights travel, ports, people, and attitudes toward Manila.
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Pres. Harding
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Hog Island
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Strasbourg
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France
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Tyrol
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Austria
Jugo Slav
Bulgaria
Turkey
Balkans
Kemal Pasha
England
Egypt
U. S.A
Washington
Athens
Parthenon
Europe
Lisbon
Portugal
Russia
America
Alexandria
New Mexico
Augustus
Rome
Meadow Lark Wins Kansas State Bird Contest
Wichita dispatch reports Kansas Audubon Society completes its state bird contest. School children overwhelmingly pick the western meadowlark with 48 395 votes, far ahead of the eastern meadowlark 998 and cardinal 10 821, while notes describe the bird as a permanent resident with bright yellow breast and distinctive white brown barred wings.
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Associated Press
United States
Madeleine Aaron
Kansas Audubon Society
Kansas
Aaron
Migs
Nebraska
Iowa
Oklahoma
Texas
Canadian
Pacific
Society
L. D. Wooster
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Hays
Audubon Society
Middle-West
J. B. Doze
Fal G. Evarts
Hutchinson
H. B. Hungerford
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
Green Days musical comedy scores a University production hit
The Bowersock theater hosted a University cast led by Esther Ott Ray Wright and Eloise Burke in the musical comedy Green Days. Helen Marcell Mary Smith wrote music and book with lyrics, and the show featured standout songs, fine choruses, and clever costumes. Profits go to the Women's Student Government Association. new AP staffer reassigned. senior play tryouts set for March 10 and 14 for A Full House. Alsace meteorite of 1492 tipped the scales at 260 pounds.
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Bowersock Theater
Helen Marcell
Ottawa
Mary Smith
Kansas City
Kans
Esther Ott
Ray Wright
Miss Ott
Eloise “Burke
Burke
Virgil Sams
Joseph
Arthur Goul
Fred Scaer
Mary Engle
Inez Blaker
Naomi MacLaren
Dick Matthews
Howard Fisk
Women’s Student Government Association of the University
Report on Child Marriages Shows 667000 US Brides
New York March 9 The Russell Sage Foundation released a preliminary study finding more than 667000 Americans were or had been child brides under 16. The report faults ages proved by affidavits and notes many states set minimum marriage ages as low as 12 for girls and 14 for boys.
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Associated Press
United States
Russell Sage Foundation
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Lousiana
Virginia
Florida
Maryland
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Colorado
Idaho
Maine
Mississippi
Foundation
Mira Largest Visible Star Displaced Betelgeuse
Washington reports Carnegie measures at the Wilson Observatory show Mira in Cetus is the second largest known star with an angular diameter about six hundredths of a second of arc and a distance near 165 light years. It exceeds Betelgeuse by roughly 250 percent and rivals Arcturus in size.
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Mar
Associated Press
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Carnegie Institution
Mira
David Fabricius
Cetus
Aritares
Scorpio
Orion
Fran‘ois G. Pease
Observatory
Wilson
Fabricius
Orontes Mutiny and Pursuit Amid Cape Town Conspiracy
Alden Drake rises as captain over the Orontes at Cape Town, displacing Stevens, while Mary Manning escapes ashore with the steward and Jake Stevens contends with a mutinous crew. Drake pursues Mary as the besieged ship becalms off Java, a tense pursuit unfolding with crews and jailers in clash.
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Jake
Drake
Mary
Alden Drake
Duke Stevens
Eas
Mary Manning
Cape Town
Stevens
Java
Tke
Juin Ter Ashor
Joe Bunting
Mary Menning
Joe
Papes Diapepsin Ends Stomach Misery Ad
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instantly correcting indigestion and sour stomach. It claims quick relief from sourness gas heartburn and pain after taking one tablet. The copy assures druggists guarantee the product with a budget price and pantry use.
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