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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1921
Page
2
World War Veterans Win Equal Exemptions In Kansas Bill
Topeka March 26 A Kansas Legislature session report lists laws affecting county government and tax rules. House Bill 14 grants World War I veterans the same tax exemptions as other wars, while bills revise school levy limits, bond elections for schools, and property tax treatments for veterans and veterans organizations. The measure also updates sheriff salaries, bank robber penalties, and merchant situs rules for multistore entities, with rural school transport and meal allowances addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Topeka
Kan
O. Kk. Swayze
Kansas Official Council
Senate
United States Army and Navy
Ansas
Kansas
yHouse
Boy Welped In Murder Case In Grand Rapids
Caspar Didia, 14, confessed to police that he helped his mother kill his stepfather Joseph Scalbius last night. He and his brother James 9 then placed the body in a toy wagon and moved it to railroad yards, where a switching crew found it today. Caspar said he struck with a knife after a quarrel and his mother struck with a stick. The two boys were taken into custody after the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Caspar Didia
Joseph Scalbius
James 9
Caspar
Custaly
Deaths and Funerals and Local Notices
Deaths and funerals notice for John Rockland at 1356 Massachusetts street with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Mary A. Koofer dies at 419 Mississippi street funeral Monday at 4 from Funk chapel burial Maple Grove. Maury A. Spencer dies in Detroit and funeral at First Methodist church Monday at 10. Friend Lumber signs attract attention on Massachusetts and Eleventh. Birth of Byron Floyd O’Bryan announced. Easter visit plans and travel notes among Lawrence residents. About 19,100 Jewish immigrants entered Palestine last year. Sassafras time. City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Rockland
John Rockland
Massachusetts Street
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mary A. Koofer
Mary, A. Koofer
Mississippi Street
Funk Chapel
Maple Grove Cemetery
Mary A. Spencer
Maury A. Spencer
J. M. Spencer
W.S. Spencer
Detroit
Michigan
First Methodist
S. S. Klyne
Personal mentions from the Easter holiday notices
Mr and Mrs Abe Levy spent yesterday here Mrs AL Boober has returned from California Miss Georre Richy spending Faster j in Kansis City GC We Goukl is spending the Haster vacation in Kans City Mrs W J Bush has undergone an operation at Memorial Hospital Perey Brush of Muncie Troiana is visiting his mother Mrs Olive Brush Mrs A W Lamb and Mrs 2 E Bishop spent yesterday in Kansas City Miss Alice Frocger as Miss Nelle Beal will spent tomorrow in Kansas City Mrs Hattie Wibball is spending the day with her daughter Percy in Kansas City Mr and Mrs FL Heflin went to Colony to spend Faster with Mr and Mrs William Bishop Miss Virgie M Nutler is spending the week end in St Joseph Missouri with her sister Mrs Weindel Miss Wilma Miller who attends St Mary's of the Woods in Indiana is spending the Easter vacation at her home here Is will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Levy
AL Boober
California
Georre Richy
Kansis
Kansis City
W. J. Bush
Memorial Hospital
Perey Brush
Muncie
Troiana
Olive Brush
A. W. Lamb
E. Bishop
Kansas City
Alice Frocger
Nelle Beal
Hattie Wibball
Percy
FL. Heflin
Colony
William Bishop
Virgie M. Nutler
St. Joseph
Missouri
Mrs. Weindel
Wilma Miller
St. Mary's of the Woods
Indiana
Will
Odd and Interesting World Facts From A Distant Era
A fragmented list of varied facts covers ships seen in Danzig, the Seventh National Exposs of Chemical Industries in New York, the origins of the International Brotherhood of Railway Telegraphers, U S oil refinery capacity, King George’s life insurance, Fatty Arbuckle’s youth, Charles E Hughes at Colgate, Lord Sternmdale’s hobbies, London voting, French estate claims, voter penalties in Luxemburg, English invalid chairs with motor licenses, country holiday counts, and extreme altitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danzig
Chemical Industries
New York City
Order of
Jusy
Cedar Rapid
Iowa
America
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
King George's Life Insurance Olicies
Fatty” Arbuckle
Charles E.hughes
Colgate University
Lord Sternmdale
England
Lori
London
France
Luxemburg
Argentina
Germany
Italy
Rumania
India
Bank of England
Epiace
New Alps Tunnel Nears Completion in 1922 Plan
Geneva reports the second Simplon tunnel between Switzerland and Italy will be finished by end of July. Traffic will divert to the new bore while repairs are done on the first tunnel opened twenty years ago. The new tunnel will cost about one third of the first and both may operate in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Alps
Switzerland
Italy
SEARCHING COAST LOST AIRMEN COULD HAVE DRIFTED TO RIGGING
Pensacola March 26. Lieut Reed of the naval air station theorizes that the five men aboard the naval air station vessel may have drifted ashore after the oil liner’s loss. He suggests the bag could have been cut loose and blown aloft or toward the rigging, with searchers continuing along the Florida west coast. Naval ships and seaplanes persist in coastal sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Via
W. OF. Reed
Tie Maval Air Station
Naval Bavon Amite
Navy
Florida
Florida. Lieut
Reed
Andrews Bay
Reid
Janes
Seaside resorters lack gaiety in Mar del Plata
Buenos Aires correspondent notes Mar del Plata presents a sober scene with promenading crowds and decorous chatter rather than lively revelry. He observes fashionable visitors, quiet beach life, and modest amusements, contrasting with the raucous resorts of Coney Island Atlantic City and California beaches. The piece hints at high fashion and local prices amid restrained leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Coney Island
Atlantic City
California
Argentina
Mar del Plata
Paris
Youngstown
Madame Mina dy Designs Hints for Fashioned Frocks
New York designer Madame Mina dy outlines frocks for the “different” and a dress described as a background for stockings in dove-gray tafeta with a decorative bodice and dot pattern. She showcases a green “Canoe” gown with velvet trim and jade ribbons, plus a refined “Horsy Bar Hat” of perin straw with horsehair strap and henna wool details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minady
Bettom
Bindame
Aida
Tehron
Insurrection in Kazan Takes City as New State Forms
Dispatches report a rising near Kazan on the Volga 550 miles east of Moscow. Several members of the extraordinary commission were killed or burned. many Soviet officials died. Insurgents declare themselves masters of the city and vicinity and order general mobilization. Monthly payments and percentages appear in unrelated ad text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Kagan
Moscow
Volga
Cuties
Tui
Better Than Calomel Ir Edwards Olive Tablets
A compact report notes that Edwards Olive Tablets are praised as a preferred remedy for cleansing and stimulating digestion, presenting them as a safer alternative to harsh laxatives. The item highlights public interest in gentle, effective health aids endorsed by readers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Friend Lumber Company
Massachusetts and
Eleventh Streets
C. F. O'Bryan
Chapman
Byron Floyd
O’bryan
John L. Kilworth
Lawrence
C. C. Slawson
Topeka
W. B. McDonald
McDonall
Paul McDonald
Ruby Steeper
Mrs
Orin Bales
Valley Breeze Farm
Mr. Prescott
Palestine
Sassafras
City’ Drug Store
LONOX
Folkestons
Sam
American Forestry Association
Washington
Peggy Baker
Baker
Jack
New Alps
Lena Simpson
Neval Amr Enpert
Searcy
Kazan
Douglas County Fuig
Loan Assarittion
Door South Perkins
Qnee Powder
City Armaril's
Ainder
Hunsinger
Mary Tein
Eubank
Anime M. Adams
Susie Eudaly
R. J. Adams
M. ©. Adams
PF. Po Astams
Eva Ressell
Edward
Prince of Wales
Princey
Mary
Worr's Book Store
Holliday
Mass
Tire and Battery Service Station
J, LE. Hanks & CO
Ital Oy
Fiat
Tna
Dr. LeGear
J. D. LeGear
City Drug Store
S. & S. Grocery
West Ltd St
Lawrasce, Kans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pickham
Katie Ebner
Fairhill St
Mia
Jve
Dr. Edwards
Ir. Edwards
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