New Career Arises In American Stage Leadership
A fragmented passage notes a shift in the U S entertainment scene as Judge Ling dings resignation spurs talk of forming a cabinet to manage the motion picture industry and steer its politics Bernard M Barri Gi is proposed as a leading figure to guide the American stage, signaling a new profession for a select few in the industry.
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Fragmented notes on poems and events from Genoa to China
The text discusses a prize won by a Kansas Authors Club member for a best poem of the year and mentions Genoa proceedings. It muses on waiting for notes from Russia and a Chinese event, referencing Japan’s twenty one demands of China in 1915 and a general unease with commemorating past defeats. It also notes a Japan-China anniversary observed by Westerners with shop and school closures.
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Stubbs for Governor Platform Outlined
Editorial notes support for Ex Gov Stubbs candidacy in the upcoming primaries. It praises his six years in the Legislature and four as governor, cites his record of beneficial laws, endorsement of Harding and Hughes, economy in government, and plans on taxes. It covers his stance on the Dawes Plan, Federal Reserve, Industrial Court, Prohibitory and Child Welfare laws, and his-elected emphasis on accountability versus political foes.
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Kansas Governor's Crowded Campaign Claims and Labor Meeting
The article portrays Governor hopefuls pledging a square deal, rigid picture censorship, highway building, and equal treatment for all citizens in Kansas. It notes scrutiny of past records and labor union politics as radicals seek influence at a Federations of Labor executive council meeting.
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Dr Clarence C Little To Be Inaugurated Maine President
Dr Clarence C Little, aged thirty four and Harvard trained, is to be inaugurated today as president of the University of Maine. He previously directed the Experimental Evolution Station on Pony Island and served as secretary to the Harvard corporation. He earned a master’s in zoology in 1912 and a PhD in 1914. He served as assistant-dean, joined the Signal Corps in World War I, and left with the rank of major. As a student at Harvard he was varsity track captain in his senior year.
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Confederate Memorial Day and Majestic Maiden Voyage Today
Today features Confederate Memorial Day observances in the Carolinas and the steamship Majestic embarking from Plymouth on its maiden voyage to America. The ninth National Foreign Trade Convention opens in Philadelphia focusing on financing foreign trade, while California hosts a convention of medical groups in Santa Barbara to combat bootlegging and plans to address alleged issues.
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Insects talk by Wireless and other aphorisms
A column of quips and witticisms by Tom Sims. Nonsense lines debate radio talk, love, pride, neighbors, patience, and summer hats. Sentences mix humor about self love, two heads, a diag in hand, and social quirks tied to the season and liquor and the constitution.
81 In The Family Hutchinson Kansas Reunion
Hutchinson Kansas May 10 eighty one members of the DH King family gathered for their 88th birthday anniversary oldest survivor present relatives from Kansas and other states Illinois and Michigan attended the annual meeting at Harper chosen next year’s site last year Newton DeFr King born in Wayne County Indiana moved with family in 1830s from Woodford County Illinois to Pawnee County local King family members from Hutchinson Hesston Larned and Harper attended including De Fr King B J King and Ss King Meek met at Woolworths Friday
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Assessor Silence on Postwar Real Estate Values
J Q Lovejoy, an assessor, argues values are set by actual present worth under oath and free from bias. He notes postwar cost inflation raises building and rent, urging owners not to blame assessors for higher assessments and rents, which should reflect current market reality.
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Lawrences Carnival Sparks Debate On Morals And Gambling
A Lawrence carnival aroused controversy as merchants fundraised for the event while a show labeled for men only drew condemnation for indecency. Critics cited gambling at the fair and asked why laws are relaxed for such profits, urging moral action to protect boys and the community.
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North Lawrence Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Frank Beckett visiting his uncle in Portland and old friends, laborer by railroad. A buggy accident on Elm Street injures a seven year old girl fatally. a boy is severely hurt and hospitalized. Irene Eastman confined to bed. Tiercy Logan suffers a broken tooth. Wallace W C T U to meet May 23 for Mothers Day program with details pending. Lige Morris moves to Locust Street. Ralph Hubble buys property on Lincoln Street. Dekker family relocates to West Lawrence.
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State Treasury Ends April With Higher Balance
State Auditor N A Turner reports May 1 cash balance at 6 579 455 up nearly 600 000 from April 1. April receipts about 500 000 above March while disbursements fell 400 000. For ten months of the current fiscal year receipts total near 23 million and disbursements about 20 million with balances in funds including general revenue 1 759 474 school fund 337 739 fiscal agency 1 342 560 penitentiary revolving 226 107 and school book commission 165 869.
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127th Anniversary of Washington’s Continental Congress
Philadelphia May 10 Today marks the 127th anniversary of the Second Continental Congress which unanimously elected George Washington commander in chief. The session approved a petition to King George, rejected by him, an act seen as paving the way to the Declaration of Independence. John Jay led the petition against strong opposition while Washington, a delegate, supported the resolution. Specials at Woolworths all day.
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Take Up Dig Trust Suit In Sherman Case In New York
Federal Judge Rogers Houghan Man ton today filed a dissolution order against the American Sugar Refining Company and other corporate and individual defendants in the Sherman law suit begun twelve years ago. Valspar enamels paints and varnishes for interior or exterior use Barber's Drug Store Vinland Cook Book may be obtained at the Journal-World office one dollar.
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Patton Bridge Opens North Clinton Over Wakarusa
The Patton bridge north of Clinton over the Wakarusa has opened for traffic, County Engineer Trueblood announced. The former Patton bridge was washed out July 12, 1920 during the flood and the new structure provides two strong approaches for easy travel from Clinton north. Excavation for Thacher bridge piers continues, but rain and high water slow progress.
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