Taxes and spending press Oklahoma and Kansas towns
Governor Murray vetoes a tax moratorium bill, warning that government cannot function without tax payments. The Fort Scott Tribune notes Kansas taxing bodies move to cash basis, stressing valuation, levies, and penalties. Concerns arise that loosened penalties may cause nonpayment and erode the pay-as-you-go system. Coffeyville’s Hugh J. Powell reports improving eastern conditions, easing western worry as the east recovers and the west gains confidence.
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Murray
Oklahoma
Fort Scott Tribune
Kansas
Topeka
Kansas farm leaders reject Milo Reno for not safe to lead
Kansas farm heads declare they will ignore Milo Reno's call for a national farm strike starting May 13. Iowa attorney general Edward L. O’Connor cites alleged racketeering to recruit members and threats to burn barns. Reno denies, but others say force and terrorism have aided the movement. A Chicago woman’s interruption in the House is noted as shocking.
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Kansas
Milo Reno
National Farm Monday Association
Reno
Edward L. O'Connor
Iowa
Iowa Counciles
Governor Landon Defends State Banking System Stance
In Salina Governor Landon criticizes centralization proposals and federal control. He cites lack of wise direction and political influence as risks to operation of the federal reserve system. He urges preserving state banking systems against possible misuse of central power.
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Landon
Salina
Federal Reserve
Kansas
Movers and Visits Highlight Old Home Town Notices
Local offices move from 720 Massachusetts Street to Lower Sock building on the south side. Lt. John M. Moore arrives from Rock Island Arsenal to visit his mother. Dosha M. Mogre sails for a Canal Zone detail. Ruth Richardson of Baldwin travels to Seville to study Spanish in summer. Frank May and family visit from San Pedro after wintering in California. Rutter family relocates from Kansas City to Lawrettes to join C L Rutter in business. Emory J. Bowen and wife plan Wyoming residence to finalize title. Mr and Mrs Roper host dinner for relatives soon moving to Fort Pierre. Kenneth J. Cranstant graduates and will join Central Advertising Agency in Wichita.
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John ML. Moore
Cotillers Corps
Roc Sad
Arsenal
Dosha M. Mogre
Hampshire Street
Canal Zone
Ruth Richardson
Baldwin
Portugal
Sapin
University of Seville
Seville
Spain
Richardson
Baker University
Frank
San Pedro
Calif
J. &. Nibarger
New Jersey
Rutter
Lawrettes
Kansas City
C. L. ‘Rutter
Emory J. Bowen
Wyoming
Bowen
Rope
Five University Events From May Day Week
Twenty five years ago on May 4 the campus hosted a Freshman Sophomore debate in Fraser Hall at 8 pm on whether the free elective system best serves undergraduate work. Teams included Bischoff Ransom and OConnor Smith for the affirmative and Eastman LaCoxs and Gverman for the negative with judges Foster Burdick and Higgins. Additionally T H Ludlow of Kansas City was awarded a 28700 contract for a new mechanics laboratory and power plant by the regents. Prof Wilber Cortez Abbott received a farewell party from his students, who gave Gardner's England in 26 volumes, and Mrs Higgins hosted Levert’s birthday party with a Maypole dance and games.
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Ida Murphy
Fraser Hall
Prof
Carruth
George Bischoff
Jack Ransom
O'Connor Smith
Walter Eastman
Louis LaCoxs
Elbert Gverman
George O. Foster
W. L. Burdick
W. E. Higgins
T. H. Ludlow
Kansas City
Mechanics Laboratory
Regents of
K. U
Wilber Cortez Abbott
Yale
Abbott
Gardner
England
W.E. Higgins
Levert
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Ma thinks Nora is cross eyed but she does not look that way when her husband is away. She watches him out of the corner of her eyes, like Ma does.
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Nora
Theta party lights up F A A hall in Lawrence society scene
Four decades back a Kansas City guest Maud Smelser attended the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority event at F. A. A. hall with a six piece orchestra. Margaret Briger of Kansas City visited, while C D Walker and Mrs C Hutchinson hosted gatherings. Capt G Fearing was named watchman by county officials. Governor Lewelling named Dr A J Anderson to the state health board. L O McIntire plans to leave Lawrence for Springfield to head a department, with property ties in Lawrence and city.
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F. A. A. Hall
Saunders
the Miller
Kansas City
Maud Smelser
Margaret Bigrer
Maud Sachauni
C. D. Walker
Douglas Hamilton
C. Hutchinson
Jain
M Simpson
G. Fearing
Lewelling
A. J. Anderson
State Board of Health
McIntire
Lawrence
La‘erence
Springfield
Melntire
Grandstand Anderson Dry Gands Co
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Lida da
Kansas History: Railroads Invite Conference on Freight Rate Reductions
The record notes that nearly all railroads in the recent state invited a conference to discuss designmen of freight rate reductions.
Fugitive Slave Return Demand Delayed by Maine
Fragmentary text indicates Georgia demanded the return of a fugitive slave from Maine. The Maine governor refused, Georgia urged Congress to compel Maine, but Congress did not act. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Georgia
Anit Delof
Maine
the of
Acress
Ensress
Arpa Sp Peetes
Companion Address at First Methodist Church
On Sunday evening at clock, Rev. Hebert A. Hunt will speak on Sema Fun sala 1 Would Like to Conduct. Dr. Hunt will deliver the companion address last Sunday, with the Chorus Choir directed by Mrs. Lola Burton Craig performing Seek Ye the Lord by Roberts. Keith Davis will be the flyist and Miss Blanche Sams will sing How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings by Liddle for the offertory. You are invited to attend this service.
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Hebert A. Hunt
Hunt
Lola Burton Craig
Roberts
Keith Davis
Blanche Sams
Liddle
The Lighted Lantern on the Arizona Ranch
Ruth Warren contends with partner Jep Snavely after her husband’s death on a vast Ute ranch. Ann, Magda, Alfredo, and Francisco arrive as workers. Ruth hires the trio and offers Magda and Alfredo land and a home to keep them on the property, defying Snavely. Amid a drought and ritual rain talk, Ruth stabilizes the ranch and bonds with Magda as Ann recovers from ambiguous motives.
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Arizona
Jep Snavely
Ute Ranch
Snavely
Ann
Ruth
David
Magda
Brown Spotlee
Huth
Mexico
Ari
Sugarfoot
Alfredo
Maeda
Don Francisco
Francisco
Bnacees
Trabajar
Pat Mazda
Latest Drivee et Units Un jig mbislation Time Club
Wee books and readers note a 48 page murder mystery story puzzle. Edgar Wallace and John Galsworthy items are discussed with authors Biggers Bentley and Chyllis Bentley. Mentions Harper Brothers Scribners Stokes and future lectures and novels with several named authors and works.
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Edgar Walace
The Angelus in the Background of Life
An essay on Miller’s Ange lus wall piece as a moral reminder to see background meaning. The author argues true understanding comes from context, history, and the religious element present in human scenes, with James Truslow Adams cited as a distance observer guiding perspective.
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Angelus
Nero
Napoleon
James Truslow Adams
America
God
Gladstone
Sundown Fire and the Bear Family Rescue
Willy Nilff and Rin the bear recount a daytime blaze at their home as Fire Chief Mr Quacke coordinates efforts. They fear Top Notch is missing after a house fire while Jelly Bear and others ensure everyone is safe, overcoming fear of smoke and heat.
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War
Willy Nilft
Quacke
Rin
Jelly Bear
Willy Nildy
Top Notch
Top Noten
Willy Nilly
Rip
Ottawa considers revising campaign with Kansas City support
Citizens of Ottawa call a meeting to discuss a reno vising campaign similar to efforts in Kansas City and under study in Lawrence and other cities. Visitors from Kansas City spoke Tuesday outlining the movement with Chamber of Commerce backing.
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Ottawa
Kansas City
Lawrence
Ionwill
Chamber of Commorce
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