Kansas Schools and the Value of Public Education
Topeka March 25 Frank Nelcom state superintendent shows Kansas education strengths and finances. He notes state school property valued over 20 million dollars and annual education expenditures around 19 million, with 65 million spent in fifteen years. Details cover colleges, normal and agricultural schools, university staff and students, county and city high schools, libraries, and the breadth of school districts and attendance figures.
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Daseminational
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Thera Ara
Tedd Acaderning
Oratory
Ara
Thera Wera Im
Normal School
Medics Library
Dipassment of Education
Scott Hopkiss
Horton
Kao
Vianta
John 5. Hopkins
Baltimore
Scott
Keneau University
Kastar
Congrem
Sepotsta
Llimois
Melrome Ataie Bank
Melrose
Deemebeck
Charles J. Wolland
W. Beetoa
Hard on Students Arrests and Foreign Tax Protests
A report covers disruptions from a March spree including arrests of a student Boris Gardwar’s son in St. Petersburg after domiciliary searches, while a Moscow purge banishes ninety five to Siberia and 567 jailed. separate items note tax distress in Yokohama provoking foreign protests, and German Palestine trade growth.
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Bertin
Germany
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Levant
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Through lines and Boer surrender talks on Transvaal
The Transvaal president escorted by Kitchener staff heads toward possible surrender as discussions stall. Boer delegate Abraham Fischer argues terms must be favorable. Steyn report says Boers fight with confidence toward a hopeful end. Passengers in the Frisco wreck near Francis, Texas, were not seriously hurt and continued to Sherman.
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Orange River Colony
Schalk-Burger
Kroonstad
Transvaal
Kitchener
Side de Camp
Vio
South Alka Toe
Transvaslers
Amsterdam
Abraham Fischer
Steyn
Kansas City
Francis
Texas
Jas. Donohue
Sharman
Southern Railway
Charlottsville
Congress
Dingley
Pratt
Washington
Cubs
Odall
Navy Department
Naval Station
Haveve Harbor
Russing Move and Bigamy Case Highlight Port Arthur Note
From Port Arthur advices the Anglo Japanese treaty is seen as pressuring Russia to evacuate Manchuria while Japan and China establish competing banks and explore gold in Manchuria. In Des Moines a widow, Dorothy Harvey, is among thirteen alleged wives of Christen V Nelson, arrested for bigamy after selling her home and entrusting funds to him before he vanished.
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Christen
Nelson
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Woman Robbed and Assaulted Near Santa Fe Trail
Mrs. Hanrietta Miller of Los Angeles, 67, traveling on the Denver over Santa Fe line, was assaulted at La Janta Col March 25. She was dragged into railroad yards by a Black man. W. H. Wallace, a foreman car porter, was arrested and later identified as her attacker. Sheriff held the suspect in Pueblo for safety.
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Railroads Enjoined by Federal Court Over Published Schedules
Kansas City March 25 Judge Otto F Philips of the United States district court issued a temporary restraining order against eight Chicago Kansas City and Kansas City St Louis railroads at the request of the Interstate Commerce Commission to prevent deviation from published schedules. The order mirrors Chicago’s action and parties agreed to joint arguments in Chicago and Kansas City.
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London
Prince and Princess of Wales
Chatham
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Kansas City
Ota F. Philips
Chicago- Kansas City
St. Louis
W. A. Day
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Day
Chicago
Jone
Philips
Grosscup
Ben
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New York
Paris
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Aight Owenshees
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Tadge Crouse
Brat District Court
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N.J
Mosday
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James Bates
St Poteau
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Gephart
Keyssport
Inl
Leonard McKedl
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Castuta
Burton
Washington
Clay Center
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Sives
Kansas
New Date Set Palm a Approves Change for Cuban Transfer
Washington reports a March 25 to May 23, 1932 handover window for Cuba to self rule. President Palma and advisors Leng Tamaya and Quesada endorsed the plan. No U S evacuation beyond a corporal guard, with civil and military forces leaving the island intact.
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PREPARING Ed B TRIAL HERESY CASE IN KANSAS
The article notes a meth odist trial of Rev Lowther on heresy charges in Arkansas City with Rev Wood of Lyons and Rev Aiken of Marion aiding. Rev J S Davis leaves for the proceedings likely to be private before a committee of elders. Also reports on Senator Burton in Kansas City, a distillery seizure in Keokuk Falls, and other varied items.
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Lyons
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Methodist Episcopal Conference
Arkansas City
Lowther
J. 5
Davis
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Martion
LONG AT CONFERENCE AND WORLD NEWS NOTES
A jumble of society items from Reno to Lawrence includes Mrs L D Lewis shopping in the city and Miss Mabel Corsa attending Crozy college in Springfield. Various local visits and plans for Massachusetts street meetings mix with obituaries, pensions, and local business notes. The All Around the World column covers insomnia in London society, large street improvements, and global curiosities, while figures on immigration and royal tours appear amid diverse 19th century briefs.
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