Firemen life and insurance actions noted in Kansas paper
The Kansas paper discusses firemen life risks and urges youths under 12 not to be influenced by fires. It reports on a near completion of the Kandhi insurance settlement and Shawnee county court approval, noting several million dollars will be distributed after clerical work. Chairman Legge warns wheat farmers to avoid overproduction despite government help.
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Associated Press
Associated Presas
Audit Bureau OF Cir- Regulations
Yenes
Kansas
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Kandhi Insurance
Shawnee County
Legge
Farm Board
To Be Conformed unto Yor and the Pact on consultive peace
A reflection on predestination and the image of the son opens with a biblical line. The piece then discusses Business and Professional Women’s week as Jack Harris ponders if women celebrate by arriving late or on time to prove independence. It argues consultive pacts may promote peace, referencing the Topeka Capital’s view on U S senate opposition to a French consultive pact and Washington treaty precedents. It notes the London conference’s possible naval reduction effects and questions if neutral powers could have altered World War I outcomes. Overall it weighs consultive consultation as a potential means toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harris
Topeka
United States
Senate
France
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific
Firefighters Fail To Inspire In Grimy Grass Fires
In Pittsburg and Kansas City events reveal firefighters bored by routine grass fires and a habit of deliberate mischief. Six alarms in a day show crews reacting with indifference as police investigate suspected arson. The old courthouse blaze prompts dramatic but restrained efforts to prevent collapse.
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Ftelve
Dittsburg
Old Court House
Kansas City
Kan
Farewell to Europe as Walruff Couple Heads Abroad
A Sunday farewell scene at Wallruff's Brewery drew a crowd of diverse nationalities as Mr and Mrs Walruff prepared to depart for Europe for about three months. The event included a German band and noted that business would continue in Lawrence with expanded plans and a larger stock soon. Manager J Lichenstein left for Chicago to buy the largest local stock yet brought to the city.
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Europe
Wallruff's
Walruff
Charley
Leven
Lawrence
J. Lichenstein
Chicago
Twenty five years ago March fifteenth in Lawrence
A collection of short notes recounts assorted backdated events. Prof Freeman suffers grip. Nellie Spencer travels to Pleasanton to manage a ranch. John Tarpy returns from Kokomo. Lake View Fishing Association stockholders meet at the lake. Mrs F M Tidrow celebrates a surprise birthday party planned by her husband and the Online Whist Club. Mrs Mary Hollister suffers a serious fall at home injuring wrist and cheek. M G Manley returns from Florida. Mrs J B Coffman travels to Minneapolis to visit her daughter. Mrs S S Moore entertains cards with repeats planned. Levett Adams Sidney Griggs Jesse Worley S B Moseley Fred McKinnon host Beta house party with dancing and luncheon for about 55 guests. Billy Hughes marks the fiftieth anniversary of arriving in Lawrence after borrowing money to buy an ax.
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Prof. Freeman
Nellie Spencer
Pleasanton
John Tarpy
Kokomo
Ind
A. D
Weaver
Mary Hollister
Kentucky Street
Hollister
M. G. Manley
Florida
J. B. Coffman
Minneapolis
Minn
P. Moore
Indiana Street
Levett Adams
Sidney Griggs
Jesse Worley
B. Mosely
Fred McKinnon
Beta House
Billy ‘Hughes
Lawrence
Paul R. Brooks
Henry Inman Buys the Seline Herald
In 1834 Henry Inman acquires the Seline Herald as a note of local press ownership. The text mentions a Topeka event, the formation of a state college oratorical association in a meeting there.
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Henry Inman
Seline Herald
State Corlege Oratorical Association
Topeka
Sense in Exercise and the Role of Lymph in Health
The article explains that muscular exercise boosts lymph circulation, delivering nutrients to cells and removing waste. It argues that while exercise is not the sole health factor, neglect leads to measurable changes in body structure and function, and that massage or passive movement shares this benefit by promoting lymph flow.
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Mina
Flashes of Life and Local News Snapshot
The item catalog lists diverse briefs from New York, Bucharest, Ancona, and Weimar, including a bride’s $800000 life interest arrangement, Bucknell coeds barred for smoking, a Columbia student’s musical mishap, a bankruptcy filing by Nanette Rosen, a prince studying administration, a boxing training plan on Welfare Island, bachelor tax petitions, a piccolo suggestion for Sidney Dressler, a murder contempt sentence in Italy, a duel death ruling in Jena, a traffic bond for Roy Taylor, and milk theft reports on New Hampshire streets alongside light repair notes from Luther Gustafson.
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New York
Lee Wingate Carroll
Charles Carroll
Carrolton
J. Mortimer Coward
Lewisburg
Bucknell
Nanette Guilford Rosen
Ginger
Max Rosen
Bucharest
Prince Nicholas
Academy of Administrative Science
Bobby Dobbs
City Hospital
Welfare Island
England
Ancona
Italy
Columbia
Sidney Dressler
Reggio Calleria
Pasquale Evoli
Weimar
Germany
Werder
Big Shot Chronicles a Tangled Blackmail Plot Unfolding
Enid Howard and Phil Martin befriend a dangerous criminal world leader known as the Big Shot. Roy’s supposed revenge, a staged brother act, and a forged past unravel as Enid confronts truth about a missing Roy. A dramatic confrontation tests loyalties, memory, and danger in this suspenseful installment.
Washington Deadlock on Tariff Protection in Senate
Overnight news reports a Senate deadlock over tariff protection for hides leather and shoes. Other items note Roger Lowell Putnam suggesting Atlas as a new planet name and various political developments from cities including Springfield Youngstown San Francisco Indianapolis Ottawa Moscow and more.
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Sisseimot Press
Washington — Senate
Springfield
Mass
Roger Lowell Putnam
Lowell Observatory
Atlas
Washington
Internal Revenue
Youngstown
Cyrus S. Eaton
Bethlehem steel-Youngstown Sheet & Tub
San Francisco
Noliceman
Bank of Italy
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
London
Stimson
Elihu, Rot
John Bassett
Ottawa
Russell
Hoover Commission
Hing
Readers debate buying from chain stores argument
The Journal World prints a reader letter praising cash purchases and frugal meals while challenging the idea that chain stores save money. A response argues home owned stores offer good bargains, service and weight, questioning who would fund a city day nursery. The exchange touches on community economics and local retail roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Poetipe
Lawrence
South Side Home
Industrial League
Lawrence 1950 Club Urges Local Business Preference
The Lawrence 1950 Club argues that foreign owned chains erode community sustenance and social progress. It asks residents to favor home owned stores, banks, professionals, and workers to ensure community perpetuation, inviting new members as its books remain open.
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Lawrence Club
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence 1950
Wall Street Gain Sparks Call for Full Support in Douglas County
An advertisement from Lawrence club urges unity across professions in Douglas County to join a homeowned store owners association. It claims the issue affects all industries, demanding 100 percent support to resist a Wall Street gain. The terse note signs as Luther Gustafson Adv. Pr. and references a repair witches remark.
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Douglas County
Wall Street
Lawrence
Luther Gustafson
Adv
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Phil Marin
Enid
Markman
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Roy
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Martin
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Angel of Light
Fene
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Ian
Royt Lopsright
Frank L
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Etvers
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