Opposition to Journalism School Consolidation Reflected in Attuhistia Debate
The Daily Mercury criticizes plans to merge journalism schools in Attuhistia, arguing efficiency and state printing plant effects threaten Kansas’ press heritage. It warns closures would push work to Topeka or Lawrence, harming local access to vital farm and civic information while urging economy over upheaval.
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Manhattan Mercury
Attuhistia
Daily Mercury
Eye
Democratic Anhyinis Ratige
Asrentiiral College
Kansas
Topekit
Lawrence
Kangoo Daly
Bremeuiditons
Seine Cine
Topeka
Yale
Tie
Perry Officials Confirm City Posts At Hutchinson Meet
Rosedale delegates attended the Kansas Bankers convention in Hutchinson on Tuesday. Lawrence’s ST Arnold visited Perry. The council confirmed city posts including treasurer V. C. 5, clerk Paul E. Flags, street commissioner Chas Woodsouth, and city marshal Tienry James. A special train chartered from Lecompton to Meriden for the county meet will run at 1.25 dollars round trip, with departure at 8:50 a.m. and return at 6:00 p.m., drawing a large local crowd.
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Fe Rosedale
Kant
Bank of. Perry
Kansas
Hutchinson
ST. Arnold
Lawrence
Perry
Colevell
Paul E. Flags
Chas, Wioodsouth
Tienry. James
Education and literacy efforts across regions and nations
The article surveys global and U S efforts to improve education and literacy. It notes low teaching experience in Mabavia, rising foreign interest in physical and moral education, and government scholarships for broad access. Public Health Day is marked in Georgia, while committees prepare for a world conference on education. It highlights illiteracy reduction projects in Rowan County Kentucky aided by night schools and the Hopeful effort to eliminate illiteracy in Wifersey by year’s end.
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Mabavia
Asc
Georg
United States “Bureau of Education
Nevada
Arkansas
Wort International
Buffalo
Shanpra
Philippines
France
Ribations Ten
Belgium
Ghent
Kentucky
Corn Wilson Stewart
Rowan County
United States Commissioneeducation
Ecn
Mountain
Ol House Creek
Ottawa Finishes Strong Baptist Baseball Nine Clean Sweep
Ottawa finishes the season strong with a Baptist baseball nine sweeping the schedule. Captain Bobby Ryannan leads the squad in a 4 to 2 win over Friends University and then a tight 1 to 0 pitcher’s duel against State Normals. One standout batter has two doubles on the season, and Baker faces the home slate against Baker University Monday.
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Friends University
Bost
Crossworth
State Normals
Ottawa
Baker
Wilson to Explain Labor Trust Exemption in Bill
Washington May 12 President Wilson signaled he will address provisions exempting labor unions and farmers organizations from anti trust enforcement as he acts on a civil bill. Democratic lawmakers say he will sign the measure but will note that the question of immunity from prosecution rests outside the appropriation bill.
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Wilson Wilk
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Witt
Tuberculosis Fight Highlighted At National Meeting
Dr Alfred Hess spoke at the ninth annual session of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. He urged advertising sanatoria and warned of tuberculosis spread by untreated patients. The Preventorium program targets at risk children with care, nutrition, and education to prevent future disease.
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Barnes
Rhuwite Island
Alfred I. Hess
New York City
Wiess
Farminglale
N. J
Livaivne
Charles S. Prest
Waterford
Treditional Association For
Reading fragment on disease prevention and early diagnosis
The text discusses tensions in public health work focusing on ventilation overcrowding and sanitation. It underscores early diagnosis and adequate supervision as two interdependent, crucial features for effective prevention and control efforts.
Divided Orders loom in Degree of Honor Fraternal Split
Rife talk at the bi annual convention of the Degree of Honor predicts a near complete divorce between the Degree of Honor and the ALO LW. It is expected the grand lodge will open its doors to men within sixty days, creating competing fraternal insurance orders. A union proposal from a joint lodge was discussed as officers were elected, with Miss Mattie Kunudemann and other officers named. the selection signals a potential official step toward separate organizations.
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Leavenwood
Wrand Lodge
Rand
Graybill
Ibe
AALLW
Mattie ‘M
Kunudemann
Kansas City
Kan
Yeng
Jae Oiher
Ovez
Howdy
Trumm
Leavenworth
Georgia Etine
Stuin Thoujeuis
Corn Lee Drumm
Tariff bill passes as House votes amid political tension
Washington May 22 The Democratic tariff measure, billed as a reduction from the party platform, passes the House by a 4 to 5 margin amid heated debate. Proponents hail a new tariff commission approach while opponents call it the lowest tariff in history. Progressive representatives split, with Murdoch highlighting party tactics and urging periodic tariff reform.
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Washington
Billie Pinc
Democratic Party
Ita
Louse Lite
Cla
de Sirel
Wilserl
Roy
Murdece
Democratic Avalanche
Differint Tariff Commission
Bill Repahlle
Carey Amd Stallard
Wise Sin
Centorrals
Broussard
Dupre
Lauire
Morthe
Jeferd
Murdoke
Murdock
Theariff
Payne
Denise
Murdo
Progressive Party
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Virginia
Paul Civile
Newene
Adi Mitel
Perry Las
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O. P. Barber
Atlanta, GA
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Dick Broters
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Mrs. Briggs
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