Lawrence Social Service League Benefit Party Planned
Women of Lawrence organize a benefit at Fraternal Aid Hall to support the Social Service League through the city federation of women’s clubs. Tickets available at Round Corner Drug. the league’s history includes the Associated Charities, Friendly Visitors, the Williamstown cyclone and flood responses, the Social Service Hospital, the Memorial Hospital merge, and the Salvage store run by Mrs JH Asher in cooperation with the commissioner of the poor.
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Lawrence
Social Service League
Sity Federation of Women’s Clubs
Aidhall
Round Corner
Associated Charities
Williamstown
League
Social Service Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
JH. B. ‘Asher
Judges crack down on car thieves with federal sentences
IS AFTER CAR THIEVES Wichita March 11 Nine violators of the Dyer act received sentences of a year and a day to Leavenworth. Names include Ernest Stewart Russell George Marvin McGlaasin Anthony Lektie Walter Novak Frank Brennen Charles Childers Martin A.Collins Ed McMann. Merlyn Breauw got two years at the industrial school in Washington. Athert Woodmengie ex postmaster Kiowa confessed $2950 misused, sentenced to one year and a day. Willis R. Martin fined 400 dollars. James A. Meese four months more in county jail plus two months already served. Rogers and Douglas plead not guilty. Johnson pleads not guilty to conspiracy to steal interstate goods. William Steyker fined 500 dollars and costs for violating banking laws.
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Wichita
John C. Pollock
Leavenworth
Ernest Stewart
Russell George
Marvin McGlaasin
Anthony Lektie
Walter Novak
Frank Brennen
Charles Childers
Martin A.collins
Ed McMann
Merlyn Breauw
Washington, D. C
Woodmengie
Kiowa
Willis R. Martin
Wanfield
Kwag
James A. Meese
Mary Egeleston
Larned
Robert Rogers
Casco Douglas
George W. Johnson
William Steyker
Arkansas City
Quayle's Last Note Voices Gentle Humor From Kansas City
Kansas City minister Bishop William A. Quayle, shortly before his death, replied to sympathies with a wry note about not doing gymnastics on the open highway. The missive also warns against frivolity, edification, and following his example, reflecting his steady wit in final moments. In Nebraska, the oleomargarine bill passed the Senate by 17 to 15 amid charges of discrimination against other states. Newton, Kansas defeated a 215000 dollar high school bond proposal, leaving Newton with relatively low school taxes for a second class city.
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Kansas_ City
Willian A. Quayle
Kansas City
Lincoln
Neb
Associated Press
Senate
Nebraska
Ice and Storage completes 185 foot well for cooling water
A well 185 feet deep was completed at the Ice and Storage plant to supply cooling water. About 100 feet of water stood in the well, drilled starting last Friday and halted yesterday afternoon. The flow strength remains uncertain and a test by E H Dunmire of Black and Veatch is planned. The water reportedly contains considerable salt as drilling passed through clay, river sand, shale, limestone, and sandstone layers.
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Compar
Uthorities
E. H. Dunmire
Black and Veatch Company
Kansas City
Ein
Odd Fellows Temple Fund Sees Progress in Temple Drive
In Temple, about $15,000 has been raised toward the new Odd Fellows Temple building fund. LG Stevenson, chairman of the drive, announced the progress at a report meeting held at I O O F hall. The goal is $50,900, to be raised entirely from local lodge members, with another report meeting scheduled for next Monday night at I O F headquarters.
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Odd Fellows Temple
LG Stevenson
Hall
Odd Fellow
Lawrence Assessors Push Tax Statement Drive
The Lawrence assessors report active tax statement processing by the county clerk’s office, with public cooperation on providing information. Named members include J H Lemon first ward, JD Smith second ward, USG Plank and Flora Miles third ward, CS Russell fourth ward, RB Mueller fifth ward, and RH Crosswhite sixth ward.
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Lawrence
Bisesachasetes Street
J. H. Lemon
J D. Smith
U.S. G. Plank
Flora Miles
C. S. Russell
RB. G. Mueller
R.H. Crosswhite
Three Wise Fools Play To Be Repeated In Kansas City
The American Legion production Three Wise Fools by the Lawrence cast will tour Kansas City Kansas auditorium of Central High School this Friday and Saturday. Abdallah Shrine sponsors the event in Kansas City and many Lawrence residents plan to attend, with a charter bus departing Lawrence at 4:30 PM Friday.
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American Legion
Kansas City
Kansas
Central High School
Lawrence
City
Paulen Announces Important Boards Topeka March 10
Governor Paulen released the complete list of new appointees subject to senate confirmation. The public service commission will be chaired by L. T. Hussey with Clarence Smith and W. C. Millar among members. state board of administration to be chaired by C. S. Huffman. includes nominees for grain inspector, livestock sanitary, state board of review, fire marshal, and medical board with multiple city and county names. O'Brien and Davis cited from Bourbon county.
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Paulén
Senate
State Board of Administration
Charles S. Huffman
Columbus
Lacey M. Simpson
Cantons
Harry E. Pesach
Emporia
Cet Public Service Commission
L. T. Hussey
Lyndon
Clarence Smith
W. C. Millar
Kiowa
Frank O'Brien
Fort Scott
Jesse W. Greenleaf
O’brien
Jonathan. Davis
O'Brien
Davis
Bourbon
W. B. Dalton
St. George
L J. H. Mercer
Cottonwood Valley
State Board of Review
Motion, Picture Censors
W. H. Haskel
Kansas City
Emma H. Viets
Girard
Clyde Coffman
Overbrook
Bocard
A. S. Ross
Sabetha
Arthur D. Gray
Parsons
J. F. Hussig
Charles.h. Serrigo
G. R. Dean
Crowds visit scene of Giza tomb discovery
Associated Press reports crowds gathered at the Giza tomb site amid the Boston Harvard expedition effort to identify a possible reign of Senefru or Tutankhamen era. Barbed wire blocked excavation, but mirrors at shaft bottom revealed clearer details including an alabaster coffin and sarcophagus. Lord Allenby planned a visit.
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Gairo
Associated Press
Giza
Senefru
Harvard
Lord Allenby
Will of murdered taxi proprietor leaves estate to sister
The will of William F. Mosk, murdered March 2, bequeaths all property to his sister Mrs. Ella M. Sharpe. She is named executrix but has handed administration to Lawrence National Bank. The Eldridge Taxi service is now operated by Sharpe with Melvin Howe as manager.
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William FE
Mosk
Eldridge Taxi Service
Ella M. Sharpe
Disappearance of Wellington Farmer Baffles Wichita Police
Police in Wichita, Kansas, mark 15 days since Charles Covell a wealthy retired farmer from Wellington vanished after visiting the city to buy old lumber for trucking to Wellington. He was last seen with a man described as a house wrecker who remains unfound.
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Wichita
Kans
Charles Covell
Wellington
Covell
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Elizabeth G Hudson
Mrs Elizabeth G Hudson died at her home 615 Ohio Street this morning. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. In Kansas news the Japanese land ownership bill passed the legislature and goes to the governor for signature. Representative G W Peppon, a melon grower from Kearney County, authored the measure.
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Elizabeth G. Hudson
Ohio Street
Kansas
Topeka
Associated Press
Senate
G.“W. Peppon
Kearney County
Kansas Fair Funding Jeopardized In Senate Showdown
In Topeka the Kansas Free Fair funding hung in the balance as Senator Hegler of Wichita sought to attach a rider to the Kansas National Livestock Show bill. The move aimed to secure $30,000 for the Wichita event, with debate over equal recognition for Wichita and Topeka and a mandate that state funds be matched for premiums and awards. The senate approved the Topeka free fair grant 28 to 1, returning it to the house with Apt's amendment.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Senate
Hegler
Wichita
Auc
Ways and Means
Sedgwick County
Kansas
Hutchinson
Kansas Livestock Association
Snyder
Hegter
Herler
Apt
Toveka Fair
Baker
Shawnee County
Spencer
Sedan
Morton
Kendrick
Measure for Amendment Will Be Submitted to People in 1926
Topeka, March 11. The conference report on the house resolution for a referendum of the legislators salary increase was adopted by the senate today. The proposal for a constitutional amendment will be submitted to the people at the 1926 election in the form. The members of the legislature shall receive as compensation for their services eight dollars per day for each day of service, plus five cents per mile for travel to and from the meeting place. The sums shall not exceed four hundred eighty dollars for a regular session nor more than two hundred forty dollars for a special session, and such sums shall constitute all compensation for all purposes. The measure is to be voted on in 1926.
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Topeka
Associated Press
House
Senate
Government Bond Quotes From New York March Fourteen
Liberty bonds closed at 234s 101.18 with first 4s at 101.16 and second 4s at 101.18 The third 4s stand at 101.14 and the fourth 4 1 45 at 10124 U S 4s at 100.18 and U S 4Ms at 104.23 reflecting market activity in government securities.
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Government Bonds
New York
Liberty
U.S
Meyer Renominated to Head War Finance Corp by Coolidge
Eugene Meyer was re-nominated as director of the War Finance Corporation by President Coolidge. The action preserves leadership of the agency responsible for financing wartime efforts. The nomination announced in Washington on March 11 signals continuation of the administration’s war financing policy.
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War Finance
Washington
Eugene Meyer
President Coolidge
War Finance Corporation
Teapot Dome appeals and bonus bill notes
Toronto officers lose appeal over questions in Teapot Dome case. Roberts says Ontario ruling useless due to Osler being in Cairo and associates in Toronto. Bonus bill extends claim deadline to July for about 700 belated claims. after July 1 no more claims. Tech and finance items include Japanese hydro projects and student hardships in Tokyo. A fatal accident near Vona Colorado, Greek bandit shooting near Epirus, and Dodge City snow reports. Kansas Laundry Owners elect Bruner president and Ripley secretary.
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Toronto
H. S. Ogler
Continental Trading Company
Owen J. Roberts
Osler
Cairo
Egypt
Illinois
Canada
Roberts
Americans Thank Japanese Rail Office After Osaka Tour
Five hundred American tourists who recently visited Osaka aboard the S S Bergens sent a letter of appreciation to the Japanese railway office for their treatment in Japan. Platinum expands less by heat than any other metal.
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Osaka
Japan
United Press
S. S. Bergens
Lawrence visit and district high school basketball notes
Mrs Henry Eisele remains ill this week. The TongaNoxie high school girls won the silver cup in a Leavenworth basketball tournament at Leavenworth High School gym. Numerous locals, including Miss Blanche Phenicie and Miss Standing of Lawrence, are visiting relatives and attending games and plays. Several townsfolk travel to Lawrence or Sioux City for events and business, with multiple family visits and community notices amid illnesses and a few deaths in the area.
Oakridge Social Notes Highlight Farm Bureau Meeting
Local column records a Farm Bureau gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nunemak er and Mr. and Mrs. Will House attending last Thursday. Elmer Ousdahl and Lee Coffman visited at the George Snow home. Mrs. Chester Toms to entertain Midland social club on March 12 at Herbert Bruckmiller’s home. Emanuel Bereiter hosted by John Powers in Kansas City weekend visit. H. C. Colglazier and family of Lawrence as Sunday guests at Van Neste’s. Grant Gideon’s mother gravely ill and hopes for recovery extended. Ernest Schulmeyer and George Hunsinger hosts. Ernest Leary of Fairview and Katherine Howard visit. Mrs. Harry Roberman of Lawrence spent several days with Sam Hall, Albert Lynch and family.
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V. A. Dehoif
A. Wartzack
Fred Needham
Tonganoxie
Miss Standing
Lawrence
P. M. Ford
Leonard Stanwix
Marion Shrimplin
Bailey
Henry Eisele
Aid Society
Arthur Skeets
Las Animas
Celo
Kansas City
Wil Humphrey
Harmon
Weston
Jean McKone
Behr
F. W. Kahn
Midland
Roy Turner
Baldwin
Frank Barnes
Ms. Dickinson
John Conrad
Joy Cook
A. R. Shreve
Kahn
Go’bea
Nettie
Kauffman Ranch
Conrad
al Coffman
Will Kahn
Emporia
Fred Kabkn
Herbert Nunemaker
Will House
Farm Bureau
Elmer Ousdahl
Lee Coffman
George Snow
Chester Toms
Herbert Bruckmiller
Emanuel Bereiter
John Powers
H. C. Colglazier
van Neste
Grant Gideon
Ernest Schulmeyer
George Hunsinger
Ernest Leary
Fairview
Harry Roberman
Sam Hall
Albert Lynch
Katherine Howard
Community notices and local gatherings near Watson
Mrs. Fred Harmon and a family visited Mrs. Ernest Schulmeyer on Tuesday. Kansas City guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rose stayed with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Herriot. Van Neste attended Scottish Rite officers installation at the Masonic Temple. Alfred Heck and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wulfkuhle in Watson for a Sunday visit. The district’s sixth month of school ran February 2 to 27 with 11 pupils enrolled. girls attendance 24.25, boys 5.60, total 9.85. Mrs. Harmon hosted last Sunday for birthdays of Mr. Harmon and Mrs. DeHoff. dinner was elaborate and joyful. Richey family moving to Mayville and Dick families to Lawrence. Joe Arthur moves into vacated home. Mildred Leonhard joined civics class trip to Topeka legislature. Milton Hall and others went to the Bowersock to see A Thief in Paradise. FE H Leonhard visited Kansas City with Wm. Schaake in hospital. Schaake improving and expected home soon. Logan Dick and family, Ettan and Richard Dick dined with George Snow last Monday.
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Fred Harmon
Ernest Schulmeyer
Robert’ Rose
Kansas City
J. C. Herriott
Hug. van Neste
Masonic Temple
Alfred Heck
Arthur’ Wulfkuhle
Watson
Mayville
Logan Dick
Lawrence
Joe Arthur
Mildred Leonhard
Topeka
Milton Hall
Esther Westfall
Ora
Ray Hird
Edwin Sanderfer
Florence Bailey
Bowersock
How Robert M Koenig Found Remedy for Pimply Skin
A reader shares that after years of breakouts and little help from ointments, a doctor recommended cleansing the stomach and bowels. After using Carter's Little Liver Pills for a few days, the skin cleared and mood improved, with friends urged to adopt the remedy for clear skin and fewer stomach upsets.
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Robert M. Koenig
Sloctor
Carter
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