Warden Codding Retires After Ten Years at State Prison
March 24 report on Warden Codding ending a decade at the state prison. He will practice law, pursue welfare work, and devote time to education, with a humane, individualized approach to prisoners. Codding supported liberal parole and reformed classification to emphasize rehabilitation over mass confinement. He was born January 16, 1861, in Cook County, educated in Westmoreland and Kansas, and entered politics as a Republican leader before his prison service.
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Codhasten
Callifttion
Governor's Nest
Kansas City
Madding
Cook
Tridiana
Vhtomie County
Westhoremn
Westmorelan
Codie Avas
Republican Party
Kansas
State
Senate
Priso
Ree. H. Hodges
Vallen Godding
Codding
Arden
Lansing
Ding
Allen
Parole Board
Prison Reform and Parole Policy Debate Cited
Codding voices concern over state sparing power failing to release prisoners and weak prison discipline. He argues parole officials listen to reactionaries who favor punishment over reform, signaling a setback in prison management and the reformative aim. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after illness and death of a wife and mother with family names. GROVE'S cold medicine ad and local notices about laundry service optical needs and a Georgetown Texas visit are also present.
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Codding
C. A. Richards
Edythe
Ernest Richards
Shipman Carter
Ambrose . Bigsby
Americanization Campaign Planned in Kansas
University of Kansas Professor W W Sullivan outlines a state wide drive to naturalize foreign born residents through noon meetings at plants class study groups and school programs. Kansas has 115266 foreign born citizens about 6.89 percent of the state population with initial work in Kansas City Kan among packing house workers reaching about 17400 foreigners. The effort will spread through fall study groups community programs and coordinated school activities.
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Kansas
W. W Sullivan
University of Kansas
University
Sullivan
Kansas City
Kan
America
Uni
Abandon communism influence reported among Russian workers
Helsingfors reports say many Russian workers have abandoned communism and embraced extreme individualism after food trading restrictions following Kronstadt. Some workers have begun producing for personal use and trading goods they believe peasants desire. Lenin called for freer worker peasant relations in a recent economic speech. Weather note mentions fair conditions and Kodak promotion. Easter visit planned by Mrs. F. L. Callicotte and daughter Helene from Kansas City.
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Helsingfors
Petre
Kronstadt
Russia
Nicoli Lenine
Bolshevist
Turks claim victory over Greeks in Smyrna area
Turkish official reports say nationalists east of Smyrna defeated Greek forces who began an offensive on Wednesday. About 1,700 Greeks were captured, and twenty guns taken. Initial Greek advances were pushed back after reinforcement, with a counter offensive launched. A rumor in Greek circles claimed Eski Shehr was captured, but not confirmed. In other notes, Arthur Jaggard visits Bonner Springs, Kenneth Goodner travels to Baxter Springs, and Troy Watkins spends vacation in Salina.
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Constantinople
Smyrna
Eski Shehr
Market Cattle and Hogs Receipts Across Cities
Kansas City cattle receipts 111 with steady to low steers at 7 to 3 and mixed steers and heifers 8.50 to 9.35, odd dealers 39.56, few above 8.50. Hog receipts mostly strong to lower up to 10.40, bulk 9 to 10. Lambs strong to 25 higher, ewes 10.15. Chicago receipts 4,996, weak to uneven. bulk beef steers 4.5 to 9.4, fat cows and heifers 5.50 to 7.70, vealers 9.8 to 39.50. Kansas City hot receipts 17,006 mostly steady to near 1.44. bulk 2-year-olds 0 to 9.60.
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Kansas City
le Lowe
Chicago
Tanlac helps Kansas man gain 38 pounds
J F Wood of 849 Faulkner St Wichita Kansas recounts dropping to 114 pounds and rapid recovery after taking Tanlac. He explains months of stomach trouble and bloating, then regains strength and weight to 152 pounds. medicine sold at City Pier Round Corner Drug Company and by local druggists.
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J. F
Wood
Faulkner St
Wichta
Kan
Tanlac
Ray
Round Corner
Arlv
Fragmentary notes on medical terms and dietary references
Fragmented OCR text mentions wood chopper, taam, Mapes, and vague medical terms. It references catarrhal and intestinal inflammation and a sequence of disjoint phrases about remedies, incidences, and utilities, yielding a garbled reportage snippet.
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Grove
E. W. Aeove
Dearrence
Gustaffson
Dr. Ovelyn
Eve
Nick Bldz
Cadillac
Londos
Daily Mirror
England
Evelyn Elmes
London
Kathleen Knight
Ens
Mass
Tire and Battery Service Station
J. L. Hanks & CO
Genaus
Kodak
McCelloch’s Drug Store
F. L. Callecotte
Daugter
Helene
Gustafson’s
Lawrence Auto
W. L. Douglas Shoes
Drescher
Tegan
Aine
Easter
Lawrence
Arthur Jaggard
Bonner Springs
Kenneth Goodner
Baxter Springs
Troy Watkins
Chic
Salin.o
Gt Per Nee
Kryptek Invisible Bifocals
Gustaf Son
Gawsrament
Mr. Edison
Cience
Edison
UPL
Ney
RSET
F. Herrington
Fire Department
Res
Ford
Price
Denver and
West
Calvin L. Rice Motor Sales CO
Walnut ST
Holliday
Watkins National Bank
Postush Gereal,Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Oxfords
Randi
Piérée
St. Joseph
Evalson
S. 23Rd
Pierée
Nisto
Lawrence Transfer and Storage Company
E. Sth
Phebie
Wotba
Mzeys
Seni
Paris
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