Stockmen Plan Five Day Market to Stabilize Prices
Kansas livestock men push interstate action to curb price swings and protect producers. A Chicago meeting with packers and delegations from several states explores a permanent committee to monitor markets, with a five day plan and monthly Chicago sessions to align producer and consumer interests. Delegation members include George T. Donaldson, J. O. Mercer, Pet Nation, John A. Edwards, Dan Casement, Arnold Br Peabody, G. L. Panghtesanhattan, and Rachel Halmes visiting Wichita.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Livestock
Kansas
Chicago
Central West
J. H. Mercer
Kan Live Stock Association
State
Live Stock Sanitary Ecommissioner
Kansas Stock Inven
Renreee Co
Federal Bureau of Markets
Ek Exchifice
Commission
Ing
Mercer
Nackers
George T. Donaldson
Greenshore
Kansas Live Stock Association
J. O. Mercer
Pet Nation
Hutchinson
John A. Edwards
Sureka
Dan Case
Livestock Wins Again In Senate Budget Clash
In a clash over state spending, the Senate Ways and Means Committee trimmed livestock expenses from 25 600 to 15 000 and cut child hygiene funds from 12 500 to 7 500. Senator Schoch urged restoring 12 500 but failed as livestock interests prevailed amid brisk budget debate.
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Senate
Wilson
Ways and Means Committee
State Livestock Department
Department of Child Hygiene
House
Plumb
Emporis
Schoch
Topekat
Double Role of Printer and Deacon Revealed
George Hyatt of Minneapolis confessed to a decade of crime linking daylight roles as printer and church deacon to night work as burglar and lookout. He aided by a 15 year old assistant and targeted Champlin State Bank last week, aiding in loot distribution and arson to conceal evidence. Hyatt awaits arraignment in Hennepin County Jail for attempted robbery and associated charges.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George Hyatt
Anoka
Au Niehi
Tip
Hyatt
Henospin
Champlin
Hazel Flynn
William N. Nash
Champlin Bank
Miss Flynn
Dentists to Topelka State-Wide Convention Here
Dentists meet in Topeka April 28 29 and 30 for the Kansas Dental Society annual convention with speakers Dr O P Roach and Dr AL J Black of Chicago. Headquarters are National Hotel Monte Gants of Cawker City is president. A clinic demonstration will be held. A bill on an hour day for women workers is before Minnesota legislature. Mrs H Petty Sigma Chi house mother will visit Topeka today as guest of Mrs A F Meade.
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Topeka
Kansas Dental, Soccety
OP. EL Roach
AL J. Black
Chicago
National Hotel
Monte Gants
Cawker City
H. Petty
Sigma ‘Chi
Jth
Reasons Cast in Senate Against League Covenant
Washington March 20 reasons for Senate opposition to the proposed league covenant were outlined as the debate continued. Critics warned it would yield American sovereignty to an executive council, force U.S. subordination to other nations, hamper national development, defend monarchies, and entangle the United States in Europe without ensuring liberty for Ireland India Korea or other dependencies. They argued it would burden taxation, hinder domestic work, and fail to prevent future wars while compromising the Monroe doctrine and U.S. rights in Mexico.
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Snett Smith
Washington
Senate
League of News
W May
England
Veralles
Ireland
India
Korea
United States
Europe
Mexico
America
Teller
Wahington
Former KU Singer Returns as Y. M. C. A. Man
Victor Larsen, former KU Glee Club singer and Dramatic Club member, will sing at Lawrence First Methodist Church Friday and Sunday morning services. He heads the promotions department of the San Francisco Y M C A and tours associations across the country as an expert in promotion. Larsen was part of the Fine Arts Opera Society and the 12 Club, organized the Victor Quartet, and remains a popular baritone in San Francisco after leaving KU.
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Victor Larsen
RK. E. Glee Club
University of Kansas Dramatic Club
Lawrence
Methodst
Victor
San Francisco
Larsen
Fine Arts Opera Society
Jeh
Vielor
State Schools Appropriations Rise in Next Biennium
In Topeka on March 20 the house adopted measures increasing state school appropriations to 5 200 180 with an excess of 114 as the biennium begins. The action plans for higher education funding and school support, shaping the coming two years.
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Topeka
House
Renue
Universities See Funding Gaps Across States
The report compares funding levels for multiple agricultural and normal schools including University of oo, Kansas State Agricultural College, SL and UL, Hays Experiment Station, Pillsbury Normal, and others. It notes large gaps with amounts ranging from about 1.62 million to 343 thousand in varied allocations and efforts to balance support across institutions.
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Aes Ul
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Hays
Hays Cnemade
Paiva
Washburn Tracts and Tournament Draw Details at ASM
Washburn outlines five tracts and a March 26 tournament at ASM with two classes for smaller and larger schools. Five gold medals will go to top players and five silver medals to runners up. Officials note immediate awards for winners and draw for the total event at 8 with Carl Woon as official.
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Washburn
ASM. Pridas
Michigan
Ie Locknipton
Waehburn Hign
TR. Wonters
Huen
Gers
Boarg
Ieachel
Carl Woon
Washbur
A Beautiful Photoplay The Marriage Price at Bowersock
Elsie Ferguson stars in The Marriage Price a photoplay billed as one of her season’s best at Bowersock Thursday and Friday. Griswold Wheeler wrote the story with Eve Ansell as scenario and Emile Chautard directing. Ferguson shown as an earnest seeker of perfection in wardrobe, home life, friendships, and public image in every role.
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Elsi Ferguson
Bowersock
Griswold Wheeler
Eve Ansell
Emile Chautard
Elsie Ferguson
France to Resume Horse Racing in May for Fashion Trade Aid
Paris March 20 The government approved horse racing resumption in France starting May 5. Among final petitioners supporting the move is the dressmaking industry which says the race meetings are vital for launching new fashions and sustaining related trades.
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France
Paris
Banks Show Gain in Kansas Deposits This Year
State and national banks in Kansas report a substantial year rise in deposits. W. W. Bowman, secretary of the Kansas Bankers Association, states total deposits reached new highs with national banks at 174,655,000 and state banks at 243,920,544.02, showing a broad increase across both sectors and a higher overall asset base.
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Kansas
W. W. Bowman
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Bowman
National
Banks
Gaslal
Daily Thought. Nothing great was ever achieved Without enthusisi r1-Er
A brief, pithy slogan echoes a belief in motivation driving achievement. The line emphasizes enthusiasm as the key driver behind notable deeds.
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Enthusisi
Kansas man dies from 15 year old neck injury
Wichita March 20 Fifteen years after a neck fracture on Wichita streets John Frank Green former deputy county assessor and longtime resident died from effects of his injury at the home of his daughter Mrs Raymond Kracawy early this morning the city obituary notes.
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Kansas
Wichita
John
Frank
Lin Green
Raymond Kracawy
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J. Keynelde
Prince Albert
P. A
Tabacco &S
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N.C
Reneo
Cay
Laxcaring Products Co
Tex
Department A. A
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THER
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Smaithsonian Institution
Wachington
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Kansas Natural Gas Co
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