Resurfacing Streets and Debt Talk Dominate Local Page
The column argues resurfacing West Seventh and West Ninth streets should be funded by general public costs due to traffic impact on abutting properties. It notes residents bear noise and hazards, while property values and city fairness justify public expense. It also discusses Nicolae Ceaușescu era Romania and U S debt settlements with warnings about future generations handling obligations.
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Massachusetts Street
West Seventh
West Ninth
Ind
Lawroner
Exrey
Typhoid Immunization urged for summer travel season
A state epidemiologist urges travelers to immunize against typhoid fever before their journey, citing unknown water conditions abroad. The New York district attorney notes a recent spike in convictions and arrests of organized crime figures, hoping this curbs crime. Osage county court adds a new sentence to hootchery cases, ordering offenders to pay fines and two years of behavior constraints, increasing business overhead and risks for liquor vendors.
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New York
Kansas City
Osage County
Kansas
Local Candidates Named In Old Home Town
Local men announce bids for offices including Chas Chadwick and R. W. Ludington with positions as justice of the peace and mayor. Ex United States Marshal Tavely and others travel through town while update on John Coleman’s $75,000 inheritance dispute unfolds. Also noted are Kansas history publishers R S Peal Co and local infrastructure efforts amid snow removal and mayoral bond talk.
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Chas. Chadwick
United States
Tavely
Tough
Leavenworth
John Coleman
South Bast”Rence
Peal and Co
Wisconsin
Quity
Kansas
National Bank
Mr. Gould
Gould and Kellogg
Geo. Hall
Warren
Twenty five years ago in Lawrence the town reacts
A lively exhibition game draws crowds near Keeler’s window while Iavers watch intently. The Baptist church plans to raise their share soon. Lawrence celebrates Aguinaldo’s capture by Gen Funston and hopes for a brigadier general promotion. A Henley returns from Acme Texas with 100 acres, cement beds, and pending development use. J W Miller buys half interest in Lawrence Steam Laundry. Beck and Miller replaces Beck Co. Grace Gould and Frederick Easterman wed at English Lutheran Church with Mrs Mead and Prof Saunders providing music. Barnham of Kansas City hosts, Mabel Barnsites and Alice Watkins serve as bridesmaids. Oberly of Topeka attends as matron of honor.
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P. Bather
Efralk
Keeler’s
Baptist Nureh
Lawrence
Aguinalde
Funston
A. Henley
Acme
Texite
J. W. Miller
Kansas City
Jas, Beck and Co
Beck and Miller
English Lutheran Church
Brehm
Grace Gould
Frederick Easter
Mrss Mead
Saunders
Stanley Jones
Jones
H. C. Messer
Margaret Strickland
California
J. T. Large
la Vertie
Francis
Gladys Strick- Jané
J. L. Cundiff
Robert Alexander
Baker University
M. E. Parson- MG
Watlie Cunningham
Vr. of
Wright
Morris de Bouver
Golden Bell Cafe
Clargree Hodge
de Buuyer
Farm Bureau
Ina Martin
Georgia OQ. Davis
Franke X. Simms
Justice Menger
G. P Davis
Be Soto
Simms
Trac
Maxine Deweese
Bake University
de Soto
de Seta F
Pate
Sinilar
Lendner
Stanley
Alice McClelland
Hazel
Freeman
Asrold Murphy
Vinland
Lillie Adams
W. GB
Alcorn
Ottawa
L. F. Young
Mr. Young
Kate Young
Henry Young
Marvin Brown
Fairmount Mo
Congress
Ethel Gold
Central 30 600 Times Daily Patrons Report
Patrons make timepiece of Central 30 600 times daily as Kansas City telephone figures show average daily operator calls. W A P51 notes the service check at Kansas City Telephone, with two pending changes to automatic dial and warnings against overuse of the new system.
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Central
W.A
Kansas City
Terman
W. Rittérn
Kangar City Telephone Company
Ritterioft
Kansas
Telephone
Ritterhoff
National Me ter Bus Show Opens In DetroIt
Today marks the second annual National Meter Bus Show opening in Detroit and running through the week. Other items note a German Socialist centenary celebration for Wilhelm Liebknecht and a Passover observance beginning at sundown. A Memphis federal court appearance concerns a defendant charged with using mail to defraud. The Postal Service plans cash on delivery operations in Britain starting today.
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Providence
RTL
Saskatchewan
Det
Odar Sil
Wilhelm Liebknecht
City
Phines
St. Peter Burg
Clarence Savailers
Hesty Stores
Federal Court
Memphis
Hebre
Great Britain
Byrd Jr and MacMillan Lead Arctic Flight Plan Work
Lieutenant Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr prepares for an Arctic flight as part of the star expedition led by Donald MacMillan last year. Byrd, a Virginian and aide to the governor, comes from a prominent family. He has a history as adventurer and served as commanding officer in the U S Air Forces in Canada, with ties to transatlantic NC flying beams and naval reserve air stations.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr
Arctic
Far North
Donald MacMillan
Byrd
Qld Dominion
Harry Floci Byrd
Richard 1
Armenia
United States Air Forces
Ganada
NC Flying Beam
A & Part
Seventies lynching report notes mixed state trend
The 1925 federal report by the Federal Council of Churches records 17 lynchings, details shifts in state records, and notes Utah’s first occurrence since 1884 while several states drop from the list. It highlights law enforcement actions, court convictions, and honors lists for states with no lynching in 20 years, with various regional changes and implications for race relations.
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Washington
Uniteal St
Federal Council of Churches
Fovil
Commonwealth
Cises
Taw
Qick
Conneil
Texas
Utah
Arkansas
Ohio
Virginia
Alabame
Uilliwis
Kentuck
Carolin Ound ‘Tennesse
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhodeland
Vermont
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Michigan
Wisconsin
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Maryland
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakote
Arizona
California
Lazuit
Ington
West Virginia
Wyoming
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Carolinas
Gala school day and community notices in Topeka region
Former student plus guests recount a spring event at Spring Dale with a weiner roast, Easter egg prizes, and a booby prize. Reports of visits by relatives, farm bureau hatmaking, and local social visits fill a March school report and Lawrence excursions. Doris Revena Yeoman’s birth noted. various local residents mentioned in weekly notes.
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Davis
Wilson Martin
Robert
Topeka
Isaac. Hook
Vienna
Tlh
Jerry Lyons
Miller
T. S. White
de Witt
Lyons
Farm Bureau
Teta
Doris Kirby
Mary Robison
Gladys Lyons
Glenn
Gailen Arnott
Harry Hazlett
Leonard Owens
Max Reeves
Ava Higley
Sonia Rudiger
Clara Seele
Letha Dillon
Milton McClung
Olive Maude Evans
Pauline Richards
Albert Coleman
Grant Love
Mrs. Davis
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Pitssurgh
T'kinee Carel
Rumania
Caral
Vail
Dak
Gutling
Prine
Smoat
Edwin Howe
Otto Newby
Fred Urblaub
Eastery
Hoult
Affren
Lawrence Lodge
State Committee
York
Rovinson
Bruce
Marynik Tatolintin
Negr
Lenchett Els
Senate
House
Anii
Margaret Anderson
Paula
A. Anderson
Farnt Bureau
The
Grange
Hatma
A. L. Cress
Row. Dardips
J.T. Mare Tin
Anna Mary Wastwooll
Linwaad
Misa
Dorothy Watson
Migs—uuctie
Ranft Whor
Convention Hall
Peter Niilick
Nabone
F. J. Robinson
Jamix
J. Z. Giehmer
Provida
Arf Alinta
Boy Scouts
Robert Qshorre
Olathe
Donne Osborne
Amy Cimdiff
Vide Hemer
Jarma Reynolds
Canoe Whitelaw
Gertrude
Atkin- Carl
Kechler
Don C. Martin
Gladys Henderson
Frank Golder
Mervon
Ozborne Howard Cakdwell
Elan Burnett
A. M. Fortney
de. Soto
Fortney
Philip Hunter
Lawrence Hunter
Bi. E. Baker
ARDS
Los Angeles
Harry Hollingsworth
Court House
Urday
Wilson
Marguerite
Dorothy Armott
Berry
Christain Church
Winchel
Guy Winchelard
Arthur
C. L. McClung
Paul Lyons
B- M. Gregory
Ipla
Kans
Mire
Martin
R. W. Yeoman
Arnold Fralick
Bigsby
William Mears
W. E. Martin
Odessa
Doris Revena
Mitton
Guy Winehel
Fine _ assortment of
Rankin's Drug Store
Fordson Tractors
FORD
Eudaly Bros
C.ul Gore
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oit Company
Standard Oil Compus
Middle West
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
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