Indiana political tactics and Will Hays in the nation
The piece discusses Will Hays rising to national prominence from Indiana press work and shaping national morals in the motion picture industry. It critiques Indiana politics, calls for reform, notes legal limits on Greek life in Kansas schools, and mentions Fred M. Harris running for state senator. It also touches on Mexican taxi owners and reform themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will. Hays
Will H. _Hays
Indiana
Jade
Herame
Hays
Sinclair
Lasker
Chicago
New York
Fred M. Harris
Ottawa
Wren
Kansas
Kansas History Timeline Fragments From 1838 Onward
Fragmented notes recount events from 1838 to 1862 including James H. Lane resigning as constitutional convention president, Conway elected in 1861, and Kansas state legislature meetings in 1861 62. Mentions of First Colorado regiment and Pigeon's ranch, plus an 1673 reference to Kansas Methodist Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Lane
Constitutional Consearch
MIP
Conway
Kansas State
Colorado
New
Kansas
Draue
Stone Mountain to unveil Lee head on Confederate memorial
On April 9 as the Appomattox surrender anniversary nears, Stone Mountain will unveil General Robert E. Lee’s head in profile, part of a colossal carving guided by Augustus Lukeman. The event follows prior Lee head unveilings and disputes over Borglum’s earlier plans and models. The central group includes Lee astride Travelsier, with measures reaching 130 feet atop the head and equestrian element spanning 175 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Appomattox Courthouse
Lsee
Robert J. ‘Lee
Dheer
Stone Mountain
Lee
Augustus Lukenan
Virginia
Gutzen Borglany
Lukenyan
Borgium
Lukeman
Richmond
Mentnvial
Borglum
Mlicious
Borg
Lion
Georgia
Greensboro
N. C
Stone Mountain Confederate
Monumental Association
General Lee
Augustus’ Lukeman Gower
Hollis M Randolph
He Memorial Association
Slane Mountain
Gutzon
Increase in diseases leads state tally for week
Topeka reports 925 total communicable disease cases for the week ending March 17 up from the prior week. Mumps topped the list with 178 cases, measles and German measles up 37, smallpox 96, scarlet fever 168, tuberculosis 49, pneumonia 97, diphtheria 18, typhoid 3, with chickenpox 122 and influenza 16. Net increase 60 after declines in whooping cough influenza chickenpox and other diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Board of Health
County Agent Warns On Expired Legume Inoculants
County Agent warns farmers that some inoculants sold by merchants have expired use dates and are of no value. He urges insistence on fresh inoculants for alfalfa sweet clover and other legumes to ensure effective inoculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & Gilkison
Steel City Adopts a Promising Singer from Gary
Gary, Indiana, vows to develop Katharine Witwer a 24 year old singer praised by critics. She starred in Carmen with the Chicago Civic Opera company last season and works as a Chicago stenographer while continuing voice studies. Wittwer Day proclaimed by Mayor Williams. A musical program will feature choral societies of several nationalities to fund travel abroad for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
City of Steel
Texis
Katherine Witwer
Miss Witwer
Chicago Civic-Opera Company
Chicago
Tovice
Wittver
Williams
Green Owl Tea Room Opens At Rear Of Establishment
The Green Owl proprietors open a rear room seating about eighty for private bridge parties teas and dinners not open to the public except on special occasions. Windsor chairs lantern lights create an old fashioned mood through French door from grill room to tearoom. Quarter tables line center walls hold five seaters. servers keep linen and silver. large kitchen supports the tea room. Statesman and C. A. Abovehouse own the tea room.
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Green Owl
S. Statesman
C. A. Abovehouse
la Peel
Cold winds dip Kansas as March warms to chill night
A sharp north wind pushed temperatures down from weekend highs near 80 to the 40s and 30s across Kansas. Forecasters warned of freezing conditions tonight and Tuesday with lows predicted from the 20s in the north to the 40s in the south while light sprinkles were reported in limited stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Flora
Kansas City
Concordia
Goodland
Dodge City
Wichita
Safety Drive for Employees at Kansas Power Co
A three week safety campaign led by W F McVey Ralph T Smalley and E H Ross targets reducing employee accidents at the Kansas Power Company.next week visits Emporia Parsons districts for hazard surveys and safety training meetings scheduled in Lawrence and Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
W. F. McVey
Bureau of ‘Safety of
Chicago
Ralph “T Smalley
Lawrence Territory
E. H. Ross
Emporia
Parsons
Fire affects Kansas families in midweek events
Mrs. Daugherty, Mrs. Bohnsack, and Mrs. Frame aid fire victims Harold Daugherty family relocate. Mrs. Mathia, born 1837 in Penn, dies at 30 years in Eu dova. funeral in Salina joins relatives. community groups host meetings and social events. members plan initiation and changes in meeting times. several residents attend district instruction in Kansas City.
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Hughes
H. Schumacher
J. B.miller
Aith
Owen
Kansas City
Miller
Timer . Wyrick
Abi
Oscar. Westerhouse
Minnie. James, Noble
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Jewell Jodee
Rosedale
Loretta
Gerstenberger
Virginia
Brown
W. J. Hague
Bonner Springs
Theo Hauckland
Clara
Theophil
Fred Reetz
Salem Evangelical League
Harry Hagenbuch
J. 5
Cleo
Harold Daugherty
Bert Daugherty
Caroline Bohnsack
Charles Daugherty
Lawrence
Ert Daugherty
Mattie ‘Kindred
Martha Greitz
Corabe Niamison
Martin Torrence
Michigan Valley
A. J. Smith
Melvern
Kans
Torrence
New Jersey
J. A. Deay
Fannie Karn
Vinland
Alvin Bord
Methodist Ladies. Aid. Society
Harald Daugherty
Sarah Ann Mathia
Cleveland County
Penn
Eudova
Anna Kewson
Cleveland ‘County
Joseph’ Mathia
Annal Newson
Eudora
Jena’ Newson
Joplin
Mathia
Salina
Jose
Satina
Anna Newson
Louid Hadle
Joe Newsoni
Ed. Voglet
Ovel Wilson
George’ Schubert
J. D. Adams
Henrietta Schubert
Christine, Cochran
Williamstown News Briefs on Vaccines and Local Happenings
Dr Lambdin and an assistant nurse vaccinated Williamstown pupils with diphtheria anti-toxin and smallpox serum over two Thursdays. A nail injury near Perry caused a painful foot wound to Clarence J Hart. Kansas City trips and social events fill days, with musical auditions, club meetings, and school activities noted, including a St Patrick’s tea and Arbor Day planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
W. Av-Hardesty
Kansas City
Afiliate Stewart
Tyrrell
Topeka
Atden
Margaret Kyle
Henday
Leverne Nevins
Betty Jane Schuler
Washburn
I. L. Tyrrell
Meade Kan
James Martin
Harold
Atchison
Robert. Laptad
Irene
Geg. Hamm
Brown
Emma’ Humphries
Frankie Humphries
Rogers
Lawrence
Mile St. Patrick's
St. Patrick's Day
Mae McCoy
Colleen Leger
Wasy
Steve Welter
C.s.kathan
Doris “Brune
Daisy
Premauer
Nora Baker
Marjorie Scharler
Lloyd Ripley
Effie Laster
Surprise apron and overall party honors in Lawrence
A social gathering Thursday night celebrated Frank Lute with a surprise plan. Guests listed include Charles Saile of Lawrence, Greenfield family, Earl Heffner, Oscar Lutz of Overbrook, Lester Schwartz, Jim B J Scotts, Frank Scotts, Clayton Verran, Otto Hadle, Canty Bobby Baker, Alvin Ch Del hue Chote Walter Hugo, Neider, Elmer, and Fréd Li ee. Weekend plans mention a Kansas City visit with daughters and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lute
Charles Saile
Lawrence
Greenfield
Earl ‘Heffner
Oscar Lutz
Overbrook
Lester Ehwartz
Jim
B. J
Frank. Scotts
Clayton
Verron
Otto Hadle
Canty
Alvin
Local Social Roundup From Muckey Area Fragments
Names and visits fill a cluttered community note card detailing chances of calls at the Muckey and nearby homes. Residents including the Ewing, Woodruff, and Metsker families share meetings and Sunday or weekday calls with neighbors and relatives around Lawrence and Montgom ery.
Bayer Aspirin Gargle Instructions Found in Obsolete Ad
A fragment describes dissolving eight tablets of Bayer Aspirin in four spoonfuls of water to gargle a throat. It repeats timing instructions every two hours and emphasizes using the genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross logo. The text mentions box quantities and low cost, dated as part of an old advertisement passage.
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Irt
Claude’ Callan
Songright
Byndiewt
Steel City
Orleans
New Orleans
Maratea
Bienville Street
Ford
Mercury
Mars
Lawrence Pyap Lerties
Lin
Chamber of Commerce Regins
Avril & Safety
Kavenworth
York
York Times
Radio
Corp Bation
America
hTe
Televien
Sys
Vialkids, Machine
Radio. Corporation
SS Eres
Big Bill
Chicara
Thompson
Oscar Bathholz
Indred
Crisé
Henrietta
Schubert
Fuller
Jay Ruth Daugherty
Sfort
Fitzgerald
Belton
Keith, Rhee
Oliver
Lynn
Mrs. Hamilton
Williamstown
Colyer
Muckey- Oni
Meerink
Elmer
Tenn
Whitcomb’s Greenhorses
Manes
Ambulance Servier
Ranikess
Standard Oil Company
Middle West
Standard Oil
Middle ‘West
Standard’ Oil Company
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