Cautious Capone and Kansas Politics Ebb and Flow
A collection of items notes Capone's possible return to Chicago amid gang rivalries, legal actions by Judge Pollock against Reed administration, and the Kansas insurance settlement. It mentions state officials, embezzlement charges against Governor Reed, and ongoing propulsive shifts in law enforcement and governance. The piece touches on Prohibition policy debates and political tensions between officials and courts.
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Reed
Pollock
Clyde Reed
Avis
Kansas
Educational freedom in Kansas debated at Unity Church
Professor dum tse from the University discusses academic freedom and open inquiry in teaching economics. He defends weighing evidence from both sides, praises Kansas Regents law for academic freedom, and notes conservative tendencies amid liberal debate in higher education.
Regents Law Brings Stability to Kansas Higher Ed
The Topeka Capital notes that the regents law fostered stability with no scraps at state educational institutions in Kansas. It argues education isn’t truly free but uses the policy to save about $200,000 annually in salaries across five institutions as desirable teachers accept modest pay. The piece observes unrest before the regents law, noting more academic freedom in higher education than in the public school system, and flags a coming issue for state education.
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Kansas
Ise
Achrol
Topeka
Boundaries ruling triggers special session in Kansas history
In 1880 Attorney General Davis ruled the boundary law for Wallace and neighboring western counties invalid. In 1884 Kansas convened a special legislative session with Senator A P Riddle of Girard chosen as president pro tem of the senate.
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Wallace, Thomas
A.P. Riddle
Girard
Senate
Science of nutrition validates traditional food guidance
The article traces nutrition from Captain Cook's voyage to modern vitamin science, noting that despite vast discoveries in the last century there is no proof that clothes matter more than food for health. It argues health and growth hinge on proper feeding, emphasizing milk, eggs, fruits, greens, vegetables, and meals over synthetic diets, and lauds science confirming long standing dietary advice.
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Big Crey
Lefold
Flashes of Life from Various Cities
A collage of brief items notes Silas H Strawn a Chicago lawyer achieving “perfection” at Gulf Hills course. Connie Mack to debut on radio next Monday. Max Schmeling’s move into talkies with Olga Scek hova. Edison’s rubber project hustle and milk diet. Mrs Ella Blake of Amarillo to receive about 200 dollars weekly for a stage play. minting of 92 50 gold pieces to end. eight five Nebraska couples mark golden weddings. Rear Admiral Richard E Win addresses 400 000 New Zealand schoolchildren about Antarctic year. Michigan State students seek permission to form a flying club on campus.
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Jacqueline Grey Refuses Suitor in London Romance
Aozzy. Jacqueline Grey, once promoted to motel service, rejects Mr Brown after a night of persuasion. She recalls a lavish life, helps an old man with sleet and discovers a hidden tin of sovereigns. The tale follows her perilous path through a tipped balance of love, money, and danger as the chapter ends with a threat to her safety.
Prison peril in a car ride to gangland captivity
Enid is forced into a dark farmhouse by gangsters Izzy Myers and Phil Martin after a perilous ride with a Big Shot. The scene shifts to a tense setup as they threaten and plan the prisoners’ fate, with Enid confronting fear, shattered plans, and the looming threat of execution by gang justice.
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Little Black Clock Rewinds Dolly Birthday Party
Children attend Dolly's birthday party as a clock turns back time. John Peggy and Dolly enjoy a second celebration with tricks, supper, and fortune caps. John imagines becoming an explorer, Peggy fears beauty, and the party feels like the year's grand event.
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Peggy
John c
Dolly
Vergy
Overnight News: Washington-Eleven Public
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Local social notes and visits across Topeka area
Mrs J F Young visited Topeka this week. Mr Spencer on a high school business trip to Sedalia. Mrs Irving Fearn and Mrs Anna Kline hosted and visited in Topeka and Leavenworth areas. Dr L G Cox attended a dental meeting in Kansas City. A family accident involving a child from Ed Hunt’s home was reported. he is recovering. Various gatherings planned for March 18 to 20 among local clubs and Congregational groups.
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Edward Hunt
St.ohn Hospital
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C.F. Redding
Te Fb.gs
Bertha Kindler
Congregational
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CW Humpte
Adama
Tuma
Fla
Allan
Leavenworth
Frank Scanlen
Alkaline Cure for Colds Promoted by Doctors
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick relief for colds by alkalinizing the system. It claims doctors prescribe it, hospitals use it, and millions rely on its anti acid benefits for stomach gas indigestion and related symptoms. The U S registered trade mark dates to 1875, with bottles sold 25 cents and 50 cents.
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Menesia
Phillips Ik
U. S
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H. Phillips Chemical Co
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Obituary Notices and Local Visits in Tonganoxie Region
Relatives and residents report several events in Tonganoxie area. Mrs Jennie Still of Lawrence was in town on business. Mrs Walter Herzog formerly Miss Lillian Denver died at Milford Kansas home of her parents. she taught music at Tonganoxie High School. She leaves husband Walter Kierxog two children and other relatives. Prank Davis died at his home in Upton Wyoming last Sunday. he had lived in Tonganoxie and Nenzer Kansas. Mr and Mrs J B Winslow visited their son Claude Winslow and Mrs Winslow in Kansas City on Sunday. James and Justine McNamee spent the weekend with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John Fax.
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Tonganoxie
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Tuasday
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Upton
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Justine) McNamee
John Fax
Gly-Cas Miracle Helps Lawrence Man End Longstanding Ailments
George Ford of 914 Illinois Street Lawrence reports rapid relief from indigestion kidney and bladder trouble and nightly discomfort after taking Gly-Cas. He credits the remedy with restful sleep and improved nerves and urges others to try Gly-Cas at Round Corner Drug Store as a life improving discovery.
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Cly-Cas
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