National Representative and Allied Notices From The Journal World
National Representative at Lorenzen and Thompson New York twenty nineteen wet with St Chi 122 South Michigan Ava Athgod Walton and Detroit ten 259 General Motors bids. Terese Meperal not member of Associated Press rights reserved for republication and dispatches. Entered at Lawrence post office March 1879. Readers to notify office for copies and proofs. Article notes candidates filling lists and a Missouri University engineers versus lawyers rivalry ending in a shooting during queen of engineers celebration. Chinese generals rebuff peace talks over rank. Al Capone remains in Chicago jail awaiting appeal rather than Leavenworth.
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Lorenzen &Thompson
Ing
New York
St. Chi
South Ngichtigan
Ava
Athgod
Walton
Detroit
General Motore
Ge Dee Brgiey
Terese Meperal
Associated Press
Peace and finance woes drift through March 24 1982
A reflective column questions the happiness derived from wealth and sport emblematic shifts like Fort D. A. Russell’s First Cavalry moving from horses to armored cars. It notes vague Russian economic results and global hesitation to imitate.
Taxpayers weigh proposals on salary cuts and costs
In Topeka at a taxpayers meeting Ewing Herbert calls Governor Woodring's salary cuts trifling for taxpayers. Chanute Tribune estimates even large cuts would save at most a tenth of a cent yearly per high-salary position. The piece notes that salary cuts alone won't curb government outlay. The report also mentions the Irish Free State crisis over oath of allegiance to the British crown and pay structures.
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Taxpayers
Topeka
Ewing Herbert
Woodring
Chanute Tribune
de Valera
Srtish Free State
England
Explosions and Local Happenings In Old Home Town
An explosion in the chemical laboratory yesterday injured Miss Haskell and Messrs. Park and Mec Curdy. Sigma Xi elected new members including Miss Thompson Ridgeway Caldwell Crotty and Rice. Prohibition club to meet at Mr C Potters. Walruff’s brewery now a tannery. The Commercial club shooting gallery remains busy. Capt S H Andrews left for Topeka to assist Grand Army HQ location. Crains will start a clothing store in O’Brien’s building. Crains and Urbansky dissolve April 45. Ben Crains plans opening a dental office in North Topeka about May 1. The Opera House show The Bandit King praised for merit and performances by James H Wallick and Joe Howard. Several candidates announced for municipal offices including G F Godding and others from various grades. Board of Education nominees listed as well.
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Haskell
Park and MecCurdy
Sigma Xi
Miss Thompson
Ridgeway
Caldwell
Gertrude Crotty
Martin Rice
Prohibition Club
S. H. Andrews
Topeka
Grand Army
Ben Crains
O’brien
Crains
Urbansky
Will C. Bryan
Lawrence Boy
North Topeka
Ayal
Opera House
James H. Wallick
Bandit King
Joe Howard
Jesse James Fodel
Kansas City
Forty-Nive Years Ago Frederick Ecke’s Lawrence Start
Twenty five years ago Thursday March 24 marks half a century since Frederick J Ecke came to Lawrence from Rock Island Illinois at age twenty six to seek his fortune. He worked fifteen years for George Sands before starting his own furniture business and endured the early hardships of Lawrence’s infancy.
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Frederick J. Ecke
Lawrence
Mr. Ecke
Rock Island
West
George Sands
Ecke
Burlington Flood Toll Tops Million Dollars In Devastation
Ten years ago Burlington Kansas endured the town's worst flood after a cloudburst sent Rock Creek over banks. Main Street became a torrent within two hours. deaths include Mr and Mrs T S McGee and Mrs George Harris along with sons and daughters. Damage estimated at one million dollars.
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Burlington
Kan
Rock Creek
T. S. McGee
Lawrence
Nathan McGee
George Harris
Lester McGee
Smith-Carpenter
Tillia Smith
Kentucky Street
Anna Smith
Miller Carter
N. D. Goehring
Theran Church
Virginia Wall
Carpenter
Kansas History: 1893 records burned and Leavenworth bridge completed
In 1893, records in Harvey County deeds office at Newton were burned by intruders. Also that year, three steel bridge piers over the Missouri River at Leavenworth were finished. In 1895, S. H. Snider, state superintendent of insurance, resigned his active post April 15, appointed by Governor Lewelling.
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Harvey County Register of Deeds
Newton
Missouri River
Leavenworth
S. H. Snider
Springs
Lewelling
Dengler Visit Closes Lecture Series at University of Kansas
Dr Paul L Dengler of Vienna Austria closes the University of Kansas lecture series on Educating World Citizens The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and President N M Butler of Columbia sent him He spoke in Lawrence then Denver Chancellor Lindley praised his efforts fostering international understanding The Kansas Association of Commerce officials Dean F T Stockton and George Hedrick attend Pittsburg convention to discuss employment programs chamber activities and secretarial roles.
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Paul L. Dengler
Vienna
Austria
University Ofansas
Dengler
Sarnegie Endowment For Internaional Peace
Lawrence
Denver
E. H. Lindley
Dr. Dengler
Carnegie Endowment
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Pittsburg
F. T. Stockton
School of Business
The
University
George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
Venteriae
Pitburg
Kansas Association of Commercial Organization
Dean Stockton
Hedrick
Chamber of Merce
Association
The Clever One Mystery Deepens in London
Jane Clifton’s manipulation unfolds as Peter Clifton battles suspicion that he killed Basil Hale. Dr Donald Wells presses for Peter to be certified insane to shield Jane and avert a public trial, while Jane reveals she has consulted top alienists and arranged a quiet fate that preserves the estate.
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East Hele
Jans
Iam
Peter
Jane
John Leith
Donald Wells
Madame Untersohn
London
Rourke
Bienberg
Bourke
Radlow
Wells
Suepicion
Roupert
Rouper
Leith
Donald Cheyne Wells
Jane Clifton
Marjorie
Longford Manor
J “T
Donald
Gittons
Donald-Wells
Broadmoor
Basil Hale
Clewers
Per Clifton
Weill
Radiow
Pikestaff
Penta
Lin Wells
Williams Jewers
David
George Grathman
Heinrich Straus
Sir Vardon Jackson
Rasen
Dr Wells
Flashes and Farces From Across The Nation
Snippets report odd local ordinances in Brownsville and Denison disputes at Denison University. A Detroit judge offers probation after robbery, conditional on work and conduct. Tacoma notes a man in a bathing suit for work and home life not grounds for divorce. The Mississippi river system drains 1,240,000 square miles and provides 15,000 miles of navigable waterways.
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Brownsville
Granville
Denison University
Woogs
Beta ‘Theta Pi
Lateern
Detroit
Skillman
Tacoma
Wash
Frank Monia
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Engineers
University of Missouri
Queen of the Engineers
Chicago
al Capone
Federal Supreme Court
Dyche
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Aiman
Russia
Poli
G. F. Godding
al Deichmann
Chas
Mendenhall
8. S. McCann
Geo. B. Edgar
Geo. R. Gould
J. M. Newlin
W. J. Fitntam
Board of Education
Tonm
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Betty
Publishers Syndicate
A. Storm
Mr. Morrow
Belin
N. M
Arthur Bradley
Ave Becker
Ares
George Besal Haya
William Sinclair
Edna Conn
Pardee-Sterr
W.A. Pardee
Miss Rose
M-B. Starr
Eudora
D. K. Burnham
Baldwin Ledger
Ja Fasque Club
Georgi
Brown
East
Rockler
Eilis
Smith
Riddle
Holmes
Kimball
Parkman
Hopkins
Eugene Perkins
Justin Hill
Risdon Godlove
Harold Testerman
Harold Emick
Lucile DeWoody
Roman Reeves
Katherine Klein
Monterey Breakey
Monie Preston
Kansas
University of Kansas
Stockton and Hedrick
DicCluce Newspaper
Pater Ciifton
Jana Leith
Happ
Lorger
Europe
America
Blonberg
Knowlby Street
Harley Street
Willerson
Ssr
Posal Wells
Thorn
Intelligence Department
Moe Fly
Borthy
Dr. Wells
Lawrence National Bank
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