Union Homes for Legislation in Pittsburg Mines Drive
A rough report on urges by the United Mine Workers to seek legislation over coal mine operations in southeast Sus and to argue that strip mining wastes valuable lands. Walter ... faction stresses that economic and livings standards demand reform and that miners will march if demands are unmet.
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Pittsburg
Mar
Sus
Trey de Ots
United Aine
America
Walter
Sanat Fpg
Andes
Ford County
Invention of the Telephone by Bell and Watson
An early report recounts the first telephone demonstration by Alexander Bell and Thomas Watson. The article notes Bell speaking to Watson from Bell's room as the instrument transmitted sound, marking a milestone in communications history.
Quincy School Students Stage Evening Program In D C
Readable items describe Quincy School pupils sixth grade and Miss Hazel Lean singing The Cuckoo and Quincy School songs at the National Education meeting in Washington. Merle Munson and Lynn present selections with other students in a lively school event.
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Washington, D. C
Lynn
Jos
Kreister
Topeka
Tutehin
This Week's Events Schedule With Odd Years
Thursday March 11 window unveiling. Friday March q2 ict ane junior high school sical education. Saturday March 13 ouri Valley Track meet at Tovra.
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Ict Ane
Sical Education
Demon
Jorn
Ouri Valley
Tovra
Audubon Society of Kans Names New Officers
The Audubon Society of Kansas announces its officers for the year at the annual meeting in Wichita. Elected are Fairmount College president, Emerg’s vice president, Millers as secretary, Madeline Aar an, and A. Hickman among officers. other named members include representatives from Pratt Lawrence and Texas institutions.
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Wichita
Kans
Audubon Society of
Fairmount Colleges
Emerg
Ares
Dd Os. Millers
Madeline Aaaran
D T. Hickman
Rita
Laistriet
Empor
J. B. Doze
Sarden
Pratt
Ininger
McPher
Nerson
Local farm stocks and community notices mix in Kansas clipping
Kansas agricultural report shows wheat at 6 733 000 bushels stored on farms, oats 1 508 000 bushels, and barley at 1 081 000 bushels. The piece also covers social events from Eudora including funerals, church activities, and gatherings with names like Eva Welker, Torrence, and Perry families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviicultive
Oaths and Funerals for LeRoy Sample and Related Notices
LeRoy Sample died yesterday at home on Thirteenth Street. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Friends Church with burial at Eagle Cemetery. Mrs. Fita Hatehki mentioned as relation. Etta Woodkiss died of heart failure at daughter’s home in Glendale California. her husband two sons and a daughter survive. The Plummer family, long residents northwest of town, moved to California in January Vita.
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Ming
Fred Walker
F.G. Hughes
Ray Miller
Fuller
St. Patrick
Will Mertz
Rirs
Hubert. Woodard
Otto Rosenau
Leslie Kindred
Dear Lothholz
George Gerstenberger
Herbert Henley
G. Hughes
D. Adams
Clarence Daugher
C. ML. Williamson
Oscar’ Westerhonger
Lillian Fuller
Dentictta Schubert and Mogars
William Altensbernd
Eugene
Torrence
Ottawa
Kan
Walker
Viela Sheldon
Nineteen Hundred and Nowehub
Memn
Jake Bers
Roll Cell
Mire Sheldon
Ta Durr
Lawson
Vy Tohnson
Rmys
Rose Starr
Elsie
Louise Lawson
Alinnie Meer
Eva Torrence
Salem Evangelical Church
Harry Haerenbuscht
Schuerman
Hedwig Zolkner
Fred Zilliner
Frank Blecker
John. Rothberger
Anna Bopp
Helene’ Fetroy
John Lanie Fader
Hillner
James
Jen J
Garnett Hughes
Henrietta Schubert
LeRoy Sample
Tngal Serviers
le Royie
Thirteenth Street
Tongie
Wolock
Nev
McKinsey
Eagle
Fita
Hatehki Mere
Etta UL
Elizabeth Pratt Phiorymer
Beth
Eudora community mourns death of Joe Hadle in Kansas City
The obituary notes Joe Hadle a former Eudora resident died in Kansas City Saturday at the Sisters of the Poor home. Funeral from Holy Family Catholic church Tuesday at 2 30 a.m. conducted by Father Joseph Reich. Other items mention local gatherings and visits, including families such as Mrs Mattie Lewis and Mr Walter Smith and guests from Kansas City and Lawrence.
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Johnson
Hie
AW. A. Suith
Elizabeth
John
Esant Gongmne
Walter E. Smith
T. Hetrick
Kansas
Mtcniel
PD. Dearden
Daughgene
Park
Eudora
Ace
Joe Hadle
Kansas City
Sisters of the Poor
Mr. Hadle
Son D'Elock
Joseph Reich
Mattie Lewis
War Wilburn
Dayton
Ohio
Mme. Milburn
Bro
Lawrence
Masor
F. Copp
Topeka
Ben Bartz
Wil Zimmerman
Ralph Beal
Ziesenis
Ralph Lawrence
Jess Willard
Glendale
Cilif
Fred Letz
Adolph Letz
Siyiper
Vnesé Kraus
Mis
Ry Vogl
Tests Cat Ownership in English Law Case
In Wigan England on March 10 AP reports a case where feeding a cat is treated as assuming ownership under English law. John Henry Draper was sued for two pigeons claimed to be wor ried by his cat. Draper denied owning the cat but said he gave it milk.
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Wigan
England
John Henry Draper
Draper
Prosperous Show Trade Reported at London Guild Conference
At the Showmen's Guild annual meeting in London, reports show 15,000,000 pounds invested in travelling shows across the British Isles. The industry now attracts many adults in addition to children, marking an unprecedented period of prosperity for showmen.
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London
Mar
Showmen’s Guild
Islet
Wheat and Cattle Markets Rally on Export Demand to Japan
Wheat trade firmed as export demand rose with 700000 bushels sold including 500000 bushels of Manitoba No 3 to Japan. Corn and oats followed wheat, hogs and cattle activity mixed with steady to higher prices in Chicago and Kansas City futures and cash markets.
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Manitoba
Japan
Kansas
Nebraska
I Wheat
United States
Kansas Wiry
Sar
Dept. ‘of Ag
Market and city notes from Kansas and New York
Kansas City market reports show butter prices steady, eggs up to 28 cents, potatoes quoted at 3.55 to 4.00 per cent, and hog prices around 10.70. Wall Street gains lift most stocks after United States Steel results, with leaders like General Motors and General Electric advancing. In London, Birch’s souphouse to close its Cornhill site and move to Broad Street while maintaining soup and pie offerings.
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Wall Street
New York
A.P
United States Steel Corporation
Marquette
United States Steel Common
Accourts Tock
Allied Cr “al
Foundation Company
Federal Light and Traction
Stubert Theatre
Remington Typewriter
Republican Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Motors
General Motors
Mack Trucks
Sears Roebuck
Allied Chemical
Famous Players
Atlantic Coast Line
Nickle Plate
du Pont
General Electric
London
Eng
Mar. S
A. P
Irch
No Speed Limit Highway in Texas Noted
A San Antonio report states there is one paved Texas highway with no speed limit. Signs urging caution for drivers are mentioned, reflecting local humor about road rules and driving behavior.
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San Antonio
Texas
A. P
San. Antonio
Private road to Meridina Lake hunting resort
A narrow private road built by San Antonio sportsmen leads to Meridina Lake in the hills west of town. The road is not a state highway. A charge is imposed on every cat entering and leaving the lake vicinity.
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San Antonio
Meridina Lake
Wheat farming boom grips Greeley County Kansas
Bernard Baruch and associates reportedly invest 175000 in wheat ventures in Greeley County. Simon Fishman visited Wichita to confirm the deal and a Farm Power Show display showcased ten combine machines. The group plans 1200 acres this year and hints at larger expansion while considering a legislative run.
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Bernard
Barney
Baruch
Wall Street
Greeley County
Kansas
Wichita “Beacon
Simon Fishman
Tribune
Wichita
Farm Power Show
Ishman
New York
Ten Children Weigh Over Two Thousand Pounds Combined
A Kentucky family story notes Isaac J. Fones ten children tipping the scales at just over a ton, with six boys and four girls mostly over 200 pounds each. The piece adds unrelated items about Fishman and Mary Pickford’s early earnings, and a remark on animal swimmers being deer and bears.
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Leroy
Childern
Isaac J. Fones
Forbes
Mary Pickford
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Toston
Mace
Thomas A. Wale
Ireenter
Reston
Iyul
Mr. Watesan
Bell
AY Quircy School
Treas Avent
Triple
Washington
Edith Johnson
Mrs. Jeltz
Amos Clayborne
Bernard Clayborne
Catherine Clayborne
N. J. Stokes
Mrs. Wilt Gorrill
Winter
de R. Hamin
Helen Foresman
Anne Eine U
Keneas City
Nr. HW. B. Uungerfard
University
Audubon
Phant
E. D. Goheen
W. A. Carter
Hubert Ard
Garf
Trenry -Hadle
Ed Burnell
jFoneo
Tolin Merwin
Dahlene
Erandato Bhadler
Julius Lotz Tangas
Ars
Térrence Remi
Methodist Church
Tohn Cherels
Pitleburg
Ren
M.C. Perrine
Amma Glass
Kanyon
FE Edwardsv Ile
Ae Fenting
Willy Wellsville
Tojel Iy
Perrine
Columbus
J. D. ‘Ades
Porrence
Snd Walker
Aviz
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Friends Church
Hesper
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trnive Center
Charles
Robert
Frank Walker
L. Ey Wooui
Endora
Mountain Home
Idaho
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Miss Eva
Clarence Copp
4Lian Fuller
J.D. Adams
C. A
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Red C. Stoldewernt
Andrew Kohler Ri
Maurice Sterr
Philip Ane Griffin
Thom
Phose
Eva Welker
Myre J. J. Bailey
Willow Springs
J. W. Hier
Mountain Daho
J. I. Woodard
A, Okla
C. BR. Johnson
Nannie Bailey
Kansas May Air
Robert A Az
Stare
Charles Doughall
Chris Moll
Burlingame
Jafoll
Okay
George Schubert
Sim Snyder
Snyder
Margaret Ogder
Ae Dake Iba
Hirs. R. Herrick
H. A. Smith
Toneka
W. B. Park
Zarah
Mar. Park
Alys
J. van Lindley
Ot Fuller
Aechuhert
Abnater Eisele
Clifford
Debert
Christina Meisele
Katherine Gabriel
Do. E. Gary
Harry McCahria
Royal Arch’ Masons
Masonic Temple
McCahvia
Coumey
Otto, Durr
Arno Hiecenis
Dorothy White
Elizabeth Schlegel
Warner Forsythe
Erneenhausen
WT. Hague
Henry Hadle
Arlene
Top
Red
C. E
Ward
Ito Thurr
cLoren Hunter
Li Rence
Sanday
Chicago
U. 5
Cent. al Ag
Kansas Citys Livestock
Kansas City Cash Grain
Grain
Government Bonds
U. & Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Flivvers
Ann Gree- Baruch
Findertakes
Operationey County
Fishman
Bears
Vanover
Funks Funeral Parlors
Ambulan
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