Kansas papers seek hearings on news wire rates
Wichita May 20 representatives of Kansas daily newspapers directed a committee to petition the Kansas public service commission the interstate commerce commission or courts over news wire rates and tolls. They invite Kansas organizations especially the state Chamber of Commerce to join in the inquiry. The resolution cites exorbitant rates and authorizes steps to seek redress while urging support from other groups. Weather to be warmer.
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Wichita
Daily Newspapers of
Kansas
Kansas Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Chamber of Commerce
William Allen ‘White
Empéria. Gazette
Charles Spencer
Independence Reporter
W. G. Anderson
Winfield Courier
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Tell Tate
Ray Greene
Concordian Blade Empire
Frank Milligan
Fort Scott Tribune Monitor
Will Townsley
Great Bend Tribune
Kansas Associated Press Editorial Association
Unsettled Conditions to Prevail in Lawrence Tomorrow
Weather forecast from Topeka reports unsettled conditions in Lawrence with warmer trends. Federal meteorologist S D Flora predicts daytime highs near 90 and not below 60 to 65 at night, with partly cloudy skies across Kansas.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
Opera Invades The Kitchen Weather Notes And Visit
Cloudy unsettled weather with tonight showers mainly northern portions. Rain yesterday was 0.25 inch at Tribune and 0.02 at Elkhart. Meteorologist Flora said rain would be welcome, especially in western counties. Temperatures statewide reached up to 100 with highs around 92 at Garden City and Dresden. eastern Kansas cooler. Lows last night 55 to 60, with a 44 at Independence and Manhattan. Home Mission Secretary Dr. R. B. Showers of Dayton Ohio visited the Heatherington home. secretary of the Home Mission department of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ.
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Tribune
Elkhart
Flora
Garden City
Dresden
Kank
Independence
Manhattan
Home Mission
Showers
Dayton
Ohio
C. L. Heatherington
Doctor Showers Jis
Home Mission Department
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Haskell Institute Band to Offer Campus Concert
The Haskell Institute band directed by Arthur L. Bach will present a campus concert at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The program includes marches overtures ballads and selections from operas with solos by William Brueninger and others. The public is invited to attend. items feature The Crusader Sousa Florentine Fantasia and a Sousa march. The article also notes a separate government report: Hoover's home loan banks bill was ordered favorably reported to the House by the banking committee.
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Haskell Institute
Arthur L. Bach
Marc Srelel la Palama
Sousa
Flotow
Home Loan
Washington
Hoover
House
University Socials and Family News Reported
Society notes describe faculty picnics hosted by Prof Ti A White and a later gathering at Mrs E R Learned’s home with AAUW officers hosting. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Robert Rood’s son at Memorial hospital. AMerican Association of University Women meeting set for Tuesday at Mrs Learned’s house with reports on Tulsa meeting and tax amendment discussion. BPW May social at Miss Ma Fowler's. high bridge prize to Ann McDanel, consolation to Julia Hill, rock prize to Minnie Bearman.
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Ti. A. White
West Ninth Street
Ethel Ann Jones
Selmia Gottlieb
Elvira Weeks
American Association of University Women
E. R. Learned
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Walter McClain
Mae Rublee
Faye Orelup
George Weyermuller
Roast a Little at a Time Under Automatic Heat
A fragment hints at cooking instructions using slow gradual heat. The text mentions roasting and a device setting described as automatic heat. No clear subject, time, or outcome is evident beyond culinary context.
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Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Local Social News and Birth Announcements This Week
Clyde Bell and several women attend The Old and New club dinner at Wiedemann s to honor Henderson Martin newly returned from California. Lawrence Flower club meets Monday afternoon at the G A R rooms. Mrs Jeannette Bisch off addresses The Flower of the Month Hawthorn. Mrs N H Bailey on Peony varieties. Mrs H M Stucker on care and culture of Peonies. Mr and Mrs Joe Daniels of Pelham announce birth of a daughter. Mrs Daniels formerly Martha Mackie. Mrs Otto Ellis hosts dinner tonight for Mr and Mrs John Paul Turner of 1618 Kentucky street. they announce the birth of son Terry May 18 at Memorial hospital. Mrs J S Barrow hosts luncheon for Mrs Waldo Bowman of Douglaston, L I. Chancellor and Mrs E H Lindley go to Hiawatha this evening for Dr Lindley s address to the high school graduates. The Journal World Market Bus guests the thrift problem.
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Lawrence Flower Club
Jeannette Bischoff
In. H. Bailey
John Paul. Turner
Kentucky Street
Memorial Hospital
Terry
E. H. Lindley
Hiawatha
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Presa Phot
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San Francisco
Rome
Italy
Galveston
Tex
Misa Maracci
Waskell Institute
Naughty Marie
Mile
Modiste
Eileen
William Brueninger
Sylvia
Jensel
Brasswartet
Charles Mitchell
Francis Mitchell
Joseph Clark
Fred Peltier
Chenette More Fedelis
Robert Rood
Indiana Street
Rood
Burleigh Brodhead
Massachusetts Street
J. W. Murray
C. G Stewart
Elizabeth ‘Tucker
Harriet Stevenson
F. P. O Brien
Tulsa
A.B. Martin
League of Kansas Municipalities
Ogue Rant
Millliweny
Mass
Corre
Oye Ee
City Meat and Cafe
Lecompton, Kans
Frankfurters
Vernon Beatty
Prop
Hills Bros. Coffee
Eontrol
Hills. Bros
Bos Bees
Clyde Bell
Carolyn Ulrich
Ann McDanel
Leona Flelerwein
Rose Fleer
Ora Nicholson
Wiedemann’s
Henderson- Martin
California
H. M. Stucker
Joe
Otto Ellis
Waldo Bowman
Douglaston, L. I
A.W. Keene
Miller-Jones
Miller- Jones
Miller-Jones Co
Bas Maas
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