Indictment and highway plans face scrutiny in state measures
The piece discusses indictments and Terrible: Indictment phrases, then shifts to highway development and tourism in Kansas. It notes debates over paved highways, tourist traffic, and a proposed reform of the debenture system, with references to state officials and localities like Teves eatit and the southern end of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullis
Baldwin
Douglas Courtly
Highva
Hardy
Souree
Twin
Nty
Teves Eatit
Richwood
Jioofman
Bart
Contested musical contest sparks town critique in Emporia
The Emporia Gazette notes uproar over a recent music contest and the response of locals toward contestants and families. Critics accuse townspeople of bias and harsh judgment while politics and social issues surface as residents debate merit and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emiporia Gazette
Faspori ' Gudientes
Emporia
Sansgt
Old Home Town Martird-Mabried Ceremony Report
A fragmented early 20th century notice in Moor & Bennett’s store area details a wedding of Miss Sarah L Allen to Mr Walter Howell Allen with mention of relatives Elmore Allen and a move or visit by family. It notes Rev W283 and Episcipal church ties, a festival at Crew Park, and plans for visitors from Kansas Pacific and Catskill New York. The piece hints at local civic interest in Kangas Pacific shops relocation and family ties, with a sense of community celebration.
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Martird
Mabried
Pring
Ro'c
Miss Allen
Griswold
Catskill
New, York
Basti E
Rence
Vodal
Soda Weber
Kote
Kangas Pacific
General. S
Twenty-Five Years A G G Quite A Large Reception
A fragmented note recounts a 25 year celebration with many attendees including Miss Mary Copley and Miss Sarah Wilder. June hostess Miss Materine Rockwell entertained guests along the avenue with refreshments and social greetings. Prof. Edrof and Prof. W. W. Lawrence were mentioned among speakers or attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Copley
Sarah Wilder
Nannie Mackey
Robb
Ed Rof
W. Lawrence
W. Steal
Jeye Sean
May 26 social notes and local updates
Monroe chief of police confined to home with severe illness. Mrs Ry Stubbs hosts private dance at West 10th tonight. Hargiss of Fresno visits Ramsey. Lucy Hargis of Tulare guest. Longanecker injured from stock yard fall. Mrs W E Tenney of Chicago and Fred W Tenney recently discharged from Camp Meade. Rev Haity de Conne recently from Princeton Theological Seminary visits with family. Charles M Sternberger and Toronto-born son visit Mrs C H Sternberg.
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Anes Monroe
Ry Stubbs
West 10Th
Hargiss
Fresno
J Ie Ramsey
Jori Bieter
Hargisa Bis
Bkeri
C. A. Steples
Lucy
Hargis
Tulare
Calif
Isfithe
Ramgey
Haity de Eone
Princeton
Lawrenceesterday
Idria
Hr. B. McGulloch
Canada
Charles M. Sternberger
Toronto
C.H. Sternberg
Washington's Beautiful Capitol Trees Highlight City Climate
A long feature praises Washington as a city of “beautifuls” with a mild climate ideal for trees. It notes historic specimens like the Washington elm planted by George Washington and the Sumner elm, plus a vast Capitol grounds with diverse species including cherry trees, Japanese maples, and evergreen climbers. The article envisions future landscaping funding shaping the capital’s evergreen winter beauty.
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Washington
Charles Sumpfer
Massachusetts
Senate
Sumner
Hots
Capitol
Addi
Ashington
Hilnters
Kansas Bar Association Convocation Details
A Kansas Bar Association convocation for the sixth congressional district will be held May 23. The event, in aid of organizing state bar association members in the district, is chaired by Charles Di Shu and involves officials from the state supreme court.
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Angasange
Alent
Kansas Bar Association
Ste Bar Association
Supreme Poart
Charles di Shuence
Fr. Association
Invasion rhetoric swirls as city gains power amid turmoil
Fragmentary notes describe a chaotic scene in a city as authorities assert new power while opponents warn of rising tensions. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but the sense of conflict and political maneuvering remains clear. Public anxiety grows as actions unfold.
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Academic Events
Baldwin reports a busy week with visits from relatives and friends across Texas and Kansas. Notable items include Delta Delta Alliance hosting a senior luncheon, Panhellenic's annual banquet at Baker, and Zeta Tau Alpha province convention activities with Mrs Gardner and local Baker ties. Also noted are university milestones for Murray and several Baldwin residents attending or hosting events in Lawrence and Topeka.
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Dorothy, Harrison
Harry A. Gordor
First Methodist
Lawrence
Baldwin
Chester Holcombe
Richard Art
Barbaxas
Thpeka
Thervents
Arandparents
Clarence Holcombe
Willard
Garrett
Gake Geneva
Wis
University of Kansas
Ita
Sigma Xi
Panhellenic
Baker
Domestic Science
Anor
Miss Mildred] Sprage
Bellldir
Zeta
Ta Alphe
Myra Penn’ King
Sprage
Corriage
Hoyser
Daan
AL We
I Hitchcock
Mise de Good
Hope Murray
Myra King
Dona Shulenberger
Dorothy Sturves
Catherine Clark
Rosina Thomas
Verna Schowengerdt
Helen Beamer
iEllen Brockett
Mark Clark
Helen’ Bowton
Madge Reynolds
Agnes Kiger
Lois Scheland
Frances Hawse
Iona Follin Martin
Warsas City
Charles E. Becks
Howard. Gardner
Beaumon Texas
Glen Duling
Martha’ Cowgill
East Park
Shewa
O. Lockwood
William A.quayle
Pauli Branson
Paul Luckan
Riley
Ethlyn Stewart
Bethany Hospital
Egnsas
City
Kan
Waying
Merle Hitchcock
Frank' Waring
Maxine
Kansas City
Prodigal’s Gold Rush Memoir and Hazards Begain in 93
A rugged narrative recounts the Klondike like gold rush era with Prodigal and companions, detailing grim trail hardships, perilous mining life, brutal bosses, and a near fatal shaft incident. The narrator describes harsh labor, a treacherous camp, and a dramatic rescue over rapids, highlighting lawless frontier dangers and fevered pursuit of wealth.
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Salvathen
Jim
Kjon- Gice
Borna
Berny
Berna
Fifty Mile River
Wihkelsteins Plisa
Berta
Jack Sneagly
Datwson
Locesto
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Mildreat Senter
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Harry Shulbert
Verle Whiner
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Shelee & Storage Co
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