Missouri Voters Approve Bonds for State Projects
Missouri voters approved nearly 14 million dollars in bonds for penal and electrosynary institutions with about a two to one margin. Unofficial returns from 2,886 precincts show 277,118 in favor and 122,629 against. Strong in St. Louis Kansas City and other cities, the measure won despite declared Republican opposition led by Arthur M. Curtis.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Fark
Arthur M. Curtis
Springfield
Must Stay at Home Hounds Targeted in Topeka Rabies Edict
City commission ordered all dogs running at large in Topeka shot starting this morning after an escalating rabies outbreak despite last month’s quarantine. Police and dog catchers to perform the killings. owners warned to keep dogs leashed. A nine year old was bitten yesterday by a stray dog that had bitten seven others, all ordered held under observation.
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Topeka
Omar Ketchum
Dot
Well Dressed Red Man's Outfit Is Expensive Too
Kansas City Kansas May 16 AP the drive to fit white fashion led Indians to abandon feathered headdress yet cost governs the trade. Brave headgear runs 12 to 18 dollars chief 36 to 54 dollars according to Ray C Lyon who makes and sells eagle plumes for bonnets Lyon supplied costumes for a festival this week and furnished headgears presented to President Coolidge and Al Smith at tribal inductions
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Kansas City
Kan
Ray C. Lyon
Glinton
Neb
Lyon
President Coolidge
al Smith
Weather to Warm Up In Kansas May 16 Outlook
Topeka May 16 AP Weather was expected to bring warmer temperatures to eastern Kansas as clearing skies followed weekend rains. Sun and drying soils should allow resumption of spring planting, with drier western Kansas still facing drought concerns. Temperatures to rise to near 5 degrees above normal in eastern areas, 65 to 55 degrees tonight.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
New York
San Francisco
Flora
Fight Prevents Death by Own Action Aboard Plane
In Muncie Indiana Regis Schwer 19 attempted to jump from a moving airplane. Pilot Raymond Williams wrestled control, struck Schwer with a fire extinguisher, and regained the craft. Schwer later told officers he brooded over poor grades, with police noting a possible love affair distress.
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Muncie
Ind
Regis L. Schwer
Raymond Williams
Schwer
Williams
Fouth
No News to Him Stray Stories Snippet
A compact stray stories snippet mentions a palmist and a wife, with phone 22 for want ads. The fragment hints at a joke about truth telling and domestic aspects, reflecting light column chatter.
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Palmist
Nursing Committee Will Hold Meeting Thursday
The Douglas County Red Cross nursing activities committee will meet Thursday at 3 PM in the Baldwin Methodist church parlor, with Dr. H L Chambers of Lawrence delivering a First Aid talk. Nine Palmyra township women will receive Red Cross home hygiene nursing certificates. Miss Marie Neely led the course. certificates awarded by Mrs. Fred R. Isaacs. Tea and music will follow. all county women invited.
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Nursing Activities Committee
Douglas County Red Cross
Methodist Church
Baldwin
Women's City Club
H. L. Chambers
Lawrence
Palmyra Township
National Red Cross
Women’s City Club
Marie Neely
County Red
CASE WORKERS TO MEET IN KANSAS CITY GATHERING
Local officials plan to attend the National Society of Social Workers convention in Kansas City Missouri from May 20 to 26. Monday is set for a Kansas social workers meeting with an afternoon program featuring F H Marvin state federal relief director for Kansas and B A Raymond of the organization.
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Kansas City
National Society of Social Workers
Kansas Social Workers
F. H. Marvin
Kansas
B. A. Raymond
Wichita state crippled children’s director session attendees
In addition to members of the sociology faculty at the University of Kansas, attendees from Lawrence include Miss Mary E. Jamison, county poor commissioner, and Mrs Cy Williams, a case worker under Miss Jamison.
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Wichita
State Crippled
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Mary E. Jamison
Cy Williams
Jamison
Pleads Guilty to DUI in Tonganoxie Police Court
Robert Pickens of Tonganoxie pleaded guilty before Judge C. H. Hobart to operating a motor car under the influence. He was ordered not to drive for one year and a recommendation was sent to the state vehicle commission.
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Robert Pickens
Tonganoxie
C. H. Hobart
Hobart
Pickens
State Vehicle Commission
Defendant's license revoked and arrest near bridge
The report notes a 12 month license revocation for the defendant. Pickens was arrested on the bridge around 8 o'clock yesterday evening and held in the county jail overnight. A marriage license is mentioned in the fragmented text.
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Pickens
Toneka couple sues over imminent wedding plans
The article notes Hubert McEntyre and Trene Harper of Toneka suing over their intended marriage with a minister in Topeka. County Attorney Stevens I and County Attorney R. B. Stevens are mentioned. one is ill and unavailable. The Pathfinder in Marshall, North Carolina, describes a narrow town scene between mountain bluffs and the French Broad River.
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Hubert McEntyre
Trene Harper
Toneka
Topeka
Marshall
N. C
French Broad River
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