Oil money in Republican campaign fund questions raised
The Journal-World reports on oil money contributions to the Republican campaign fund, noting the disclosures may be used for political purposes. It discusses reactions in Congress, Teapot Dome implications, and calls for Republicans to confront the issue rather than silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Teapot Dome
Borah
Ictude Reed
Gine
The
Republic
Kansas
Capper
Wildlife and human impact span Kansas to Africa
The article reflects on wildlife decline and the endurance of predators like coyotes, comparing it with Asia’s tigers and African wildlife. It highlights Kansans Martin Johnson’s film work, Nora Bayes’s marriage anecdotes, and a spate of crime in Kansas City, noting urban transformation toward a Chicago-like climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Taan
Mysterious package tale and Klan intrigue stir Rhode Island armory fears
A reported mysterious package linked to Christmas cards in Washington grounds a federal inquiry, while rumors claim the Klan seeks control of an infantry regiment armory in Rhode Island. The pieces hint that campaign frenzy is approaching and reach may widen beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sinclair Oil Company
Rhode Island
Al Trimper to lead Galesburg Lutheran church pastorate
Old Home Town item notes Al Trimper of Galesburg expected April first to assume the pastorate at the Lutheran church vacated by Rev Bel. Also reports a fatal rheumatic heart condition for M S Beach with a critical state, local police court fines for crude language, the No 2 issue of Lawrence Wide Awake, funeral of Mrs George Noble, and Third ward civic nominations for Board of Education and Councilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. al Trimper
Galesburg
Lutheran ‘Church
Bel
Mer
Ilness
Esterday Forenoon
M.S. Beach
Laura Davis
Maria Carter
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Third Ward
Lutheran Church
Theodore Lescher
Board of Education
J.C. Schmucker
Twenty Five, Ye It Is A Fad Among University Girls
The item notes a fad among university women who discuss hackmen as if their services were commonplace and that society girls discuss them glibly while preparing social outings. It mentions Herb Bullene duck-hunting and an accidental fall into five-foot-deep water at a lake. Sigma Chi fraternity hosts a mid-Lenten musical with Miss Jean Bowersock and Miss Wand Morrison assisting. ALL Griesa plans to leave tomorrow for New Mexico for health reasons. Mrs Lavina ow and family are mentioned.
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Herb Bullene
Esterday
Griesa
New Mexico
Lavina
Petrograd Occupation Hints Rise In War News
Telegrams from Petrograd say occupation by German forces is hours away, with Russia's capital in a waiting posture as German advance continues despite Brest Litovsk. American officials note the high command intends to secure gains in Russia to the fullest extent.
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Penton Arms
London
Petrograd
Russia
Brest Litovsk
Gus More
Wiouse
Velie
Valie
Mr. Willis
Tennessee J
Thirteenth
Monk’s Ilvery
Russell. Carter
Rattery
Gamp Doniphan
R. G. Rankin
Ingeles
Calif
Peter Warner
Garden City
Lawrence
Warner
Berkeley
Lydia Allphin
Lyde = Clarke
Quincy
T. J.clark
France
Saih
Hag
Fort
Doniphan
Poor Pa Ry Claude Callan
Fragmentary OCR notes show a character named Claude Callan refusing to give to a church dinner because Mrs Temple never visits their place except to solicit contributions. Copyright 1998 Publishers Syndicate.
Kansas History This Date Highlights Railroads and Postmaster
Events noted include the 1860 completion of the Elwood and Marysville railroad in Kansas, the 1866 listing of five Kansas Eighth Regiment soldiers buried at Andersonville, and 1873 Henry King’s confirmation as Topeka postmaster. Also mentions D R Anthony of Leavenworth Bulletin elected president of the Missouri Valley Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Elwood
Marysville
Kansas Eighth Regiment
Andersonville
D .R. Anthony
Leavenworth Bulletin
Missouri Valley Press Association
Henry King
Topeka
OsKaloosa Rural Education Meeting Set March 17
OsKaloosa invites Jefferson county to a March 17 Rural Education meeting in the auditorium after a morning program chaired by Mrs EB B Slade C D Glover Brammel and J W Roberts. Lincoln Neb speaker HT Bradford will discuss the day with school glee clubs performing and a one act play by Miss Moyne Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boping
EB. B. Slade
C. D. Glover
Va -Brammel
Ht. E. Bradford
Lincoln
Nebr
Moyne Rice
Legion ‘Auxiliary
Methodist Church
Jefferson County
Helen ‘Fulton
Cbleman
Manhattan
Methodist ‘Conference
A. H. Tebben
J. W. Roberts
Epworth ‘League
Margaret Ford
Ottawa
Jeanette Jacquemine
Virginia Davis
Kansas City
Visi
Ethel Nowlin
Winchester
England
Olive Figgs
Topeka
Oneill
Otis Dellinger
Fairbury
Neb
May Duffield
Spring Hill
Kans
Arthur
Duffield
Merle
Whitlow
Harcourt
Richmond
Carl ‘Stebbins
Frank Haines
N. S. Dalton
Henry J
Deepwater
Albert Grames
Ferg Slawson
Andy Brown
Grayson
T. Bennet
California
Ames
Alistay
John-Crawfor
James -Tomip‘king
Pasadena
Jordan
Williams
Willias
Hshop
Ansel Hardesty
Edward’ “Dissinger
Charles Droke
C. Glover
J. L. Heberling
Wakarusa
J. Simon
J.m.pennington
Frony
Lily Graves
Atchison
John Sutton
Colonial Club
Tvas
The
Legiona Jary
Ruth Sacher
H. EB. Bradford
Bradford
Miller
Valley. Falls
Moyne - Rice
Margaret Roberts
Leila Jones
J. ‘H.houston
Curtis
Patrick
Oskaloosa
George Harman
Valley Falls
George
Plummer
Perry
Phinney
Tebben
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Dunn
Chase
Oskalooga
Marian Sellers
Will Payne
Windom
Payne
Chas. Hunsinger
Nell Decker
Chicago
Chas
Decker
Boyd Vigus
Harton
Ford
Vigus
Simon. Webber
Floyd. Ramsey
Elmer Casebier
Owens
Topeka Land
Elmer
Sand
Leo Scales
Mary “McCaslin
Little River
Okla
Jon Brown
Shepherd
the Hills
Ruth Shaler
Nortonville
Ruth Loomis
Terry
Gaskill
Lawrence
J. E. Worswich
Methodist
Long obituary notes and local notices in Kansas county paper
The column records a stroke death of William in Os kaloosa with burial at Pleasant View, plus family, church, and community news. It lists pensions granted by county commissioners, road and bridge contracts, moves and visits of residents, school events, farmer meetings, and social gatherings across several towns, with multiple names and dates.
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Ubert
Austin
Daigniek
Maing
St. Mains
Kansas
William Re
Felock
Dr. Kirgher
Oskaloosa
Eli. Briner
Francis Briner
MichKans
Sarah .Brammell
Ozankie
Elizabeth Dyson
McLouth
Amiel Harvey
Bert’ Metzger
Lambkin
Valley Falls
Metzker
Erek
Worswick
Helen
Sloop Fulton
Elizabeth Slade
Mildred
Tebbens
Winchester
Rook” Woodward
Miller
Topeka
R. By
Walker
Ralph Snyder
State Farm Bureau
Andrew Shearer
Faye
Snyder
Shearer
Duke
Brown
Rebecca O’brien
Los Angeles
Gypsy Smith
Aime-Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Pasadena
Gainsborough
California
Miss-Nell-Nincehelses
Columbus
Lew. Wendorff
Ottawa
John Wendorf
Kansas City
Mel Leyler
Mabel’Marks
Id Samison
Valley, Falls
George
Harry ‘Riley
John Sherwood
Dunavant
Tom
Dillon
Norman
Harry Metzger
Plin Place
Frank, Insley
Jacksonville
Ill
Insley
Jennie Insley
Fred. Thompson
Tonganoxie
Nincehelser
Thompson
Oskaloosa Rurals High School
Lucy. Raines
Tof 'Tope
McCoy
Martha’ Terhune
Adelaide .Johnston
Caroline
Hannah
Millie’'Neals
By. P. Davis
Jacquemin
Ora
Ruth ’Sacher
Holton
Helen ‘Stith
Lawrence
Business College
Air Tour to showcase Kansas squadron from Wichita
Wichita reports the all four Kansas air tour will begin April 2 under the National Aeronautic Association with Roscoe Vaughan as tour manager. Landing fields are a chief hurdle in preliminaries as the population of Kansas is expected to view the airplanes. Friends University of Wichita has been readmitted to the North Central Association after being dropped for insufficient endowment following a prior survey. Ottawa University basketball to use a rotating captain system next season, per a meeting.
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Massachusetts Street
Re + Tence
Kansas
Arrier
Mall
Chicago
Hartford
York
Brankils
Alcorn
Madison Ave
Associated Press
Taft
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Thost
Rence
Hein
Wichita
Kan
National ‘Aeronautic, “Association
Roscoe’ Vaughan
Univer
North Central Association
Friends
Resads
Ottawa
Ottawa, University
Odes
Tour of Spring Air: Schedule and Local Post Announcement
A fragmented notice lists an on air tour in April 204. It references Anita Eeler and Commander Cline Spafford, with a schedule mentioning two appearances at specified sites. Further readable fragments indicate a tour route and local post involvement.
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UW Ite
Kanyema
Anita
Eeler
Cline Spafford
Quigro antiseptic for nail care promoted in ad copy
An advertisement touts Quigro as a nail and toe care antiseptic. It claims the tiny bottle delivers directions and reduces inflammation and pain by penetrating inflamed tissue under the nail, hardening the skin and turning the nail outward quickly.
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Chirypodists
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Maud Morrions
Mabel ‘Barber
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Merchant’s’ Athletic Association
Archie Price
S. ‘Price
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Sarah ‘Belle Gordon
J. Henry Lane
North Lawrence
Poor Pary
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Publishers Syndicat
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