Proposed Parallel Parking Plan For Lawrence
The city ordinance to allow parallel parking in Lawrence will impact side streets as more space is required to park same number of cars. Fire department gains an unobstructed road and other traffic room, while streets must accommodate increased width for parking and movement.
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Chicago
A. R. Kettor
Hartford Building
Franklin Powtalcorn
Martridge Building
Associated Press
USA
Bureau of Circulations
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Sevyrenth Street
Court House
Oklahoma Regents Ban Cars From Campus Sparks Debate
The University of Oklahoma bans student motor cars, a move echoed by some colleges but opposed for undermining student life. Critics warn the auto competes with books for undergraduates’ attention, while regents say it harms scholastic priorities. Grover Bergdoll’s wartime exile and the broader reaction to campus car limits are noted amid international tension.
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University of Oklahoma
America
Regents
Boards of Regents
Oklahoma
Ambassadors and Ford Cars Spark British American Laughs
An English humorist mocks Ambassador George Harvey for driving a Ford in Hyde Park while wearing a top hat. The piece notes the contrast between American and British views on the scene and shifts to relief work, predicting a three year extension to aid orphans harmed by the Turk's actions, with no time limit on mercy.
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George Harvey
Hyde Park
England
George
Near East
War talk and dances in Chicago clash with Nebraska gossip
A senator urges focusing on a domestic inquiry while American dancing masters in Chicago plan lighter shoulders and more dancing. Poles claim German forces in Silesia escalate tensions as regulars report a rising war mood. A Nebraska governor’s wife feature may affect political chances if reprinted locally, though women voters doubt the tale and may vote accordingly.
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Nebraska
Editorial on Franklin Lane and public service
The Topeka Capital notes Franklin K Lane’s death with remarks on his finances and public service. It compares Lane to former Vice President Marshall and cites President Wilson era pay, reflecting on wealth and patriotism among Cabinet members.
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Franklin K. Lane
Wilson
Kervel
Topeka
Lawrence Grocers Form Mutual Benefit Alliance
Twenty five years ago in Lawrence notes C A Pease serves as temporary president of a grocers mutual benefit organization. B W Woodard will read a paper at Ft Scott for the state pharmaceutical association and Dr John T Moore will go tomorrow. County alliance meets June 2 with a 1 50 p m program. A 200 pound catfish was caught from the Kaw river and placed on the Lawrence market as the largest in years.
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Lawrence Daily World
Lawrence Daily Journal
C. A. Pease
Lawrence
B. W. Woodard
Ft. Scott
State Pharmaceutical Association
John T. Moore
County Alliance
Ovation, Inc Cowles
W. L. Tuttle
A. F. Allen
J. M. New- Weessay
E. A. Rodman
A. J. Jennings
Kaw
Baldwin City elects mayor and police judge in 1871 vote
Fifty years ago in Lawrence reports Baldwin City held a municipal election on Tuesday. Prof. Schne bly won the mayoralty by four votes, and Mr. Whited was chosen police judge. The first new potatoes of the season were served by Thomas Guest. A two‑story brick building rose near Snyder's place by the Crandall House.
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Republican Daily Journal
Baldwin City
Schnebly
Whited
Thomas Guest
Snyder
Crandall House
A. R. Smith
Kansas wheat crop expected to total 115 million bushels
Topeka May 24 The 1922 Kansas wheat crop is projected at about 115 300 000 bushels with a condition of 77 4 percent as of May 20 the board reports a drop of 44 points in a month Abandoned acreage rose to 8 1 percent leaving 9 092 000 acres for harvest Yield predicted at 12 68 bushels Weather shows western counties too dry and eastern areas too wet causing ground hardening and delayed moisture Hessian fly chinching red rust and other pests threaten as the season advances Green bugs diminishing except in a few counties.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Film Show for France Brings Alice in Wonderland to Kansas
Kansas children will view the film Alice in Wonderland produced for the American Committee for Devastated France. Mrs. Cora G. Lewis of Kinsley spearheads it, with proceeds aiding the Aisne district. the Eskay Harris studio produced the $50,000 feature to support France’s recovery through feeding, medical care, housing, and farming restoration.
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Kansas
American Committee For
France
Cora G. Lewis
Kinsley
Mad Hatter
White Rabbit
Mouse
William
Alice
Eskay Harris Studio
American Committee
Aisne
Deposit Protection Across Seven States Surpasses Deposits
Reports from state authorities indicate deposits protected by state guaranteed banks in seven states total about 1.13 billion dollars. The seven states list Texas Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma South Dakota Mississippi Washington, with varied compliance across state banks and private institutions. totals include deposits in banks not under the law.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Texas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Mississippi
Washington
Argentina Independence Day Event In Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Virginia marks its 250th anniversary with a grand celebration on national Argentina Independence Day. The article also notes Princess Victoria’s granddaughter Princess Christian’s 75th birthday and today’s resumed hearings in the Sun Man divorcee case in Poughkeepsie. Belvoir school bond election for a new 10000 dollar schoolhouse is under way.
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Argentina
Fredericksburg
Shonor
Christian
Queen Victoria
Poughkeepsie
Belvoir
Marshal Foch Called From Crowd At Paris Veterans Meeting
In Paris at the Invalides a meeting of French War Veterans drew Marshal Foch in civilian clothes among spectators. Fayolle challenged him to join the platform, while Foch explained he wished to observe how a Marshal of France could sit among civilians.
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Paris
Payelle
Marshal Foch
Foch
France
Real Estate Transfers List Shows Transfers Across Several Figures
Christian Kanzig and others transfer undivided half interest in W 1-2 of N E and 1-4 of Sec 3 14 21 to Erwin Kanzig and others for $1. Anza Gibson sells Lot 84 Ohio St Lawrence to Margaret Krause for $2000. J W Anderson and wife convey half interest in a 38 rod by 30 foot tract in NE 4 6 13 20 for $1. Mary Gras (by heirs) transfers half interest in lots 19 and 20 block 143 Eudora to Mary Dolisi for $1. Mary Dolisi to Rose E Lotz and Carl F Lotz convey lots 19 and 20 block 145 Eudora for $500. Elizabeth M Dick and others sell 8 25 1-2 ft of lot 120 and N 26 1-2 ft of lot 122 La St Lawrence for $5500.
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Christian Kanzig Et al
Erwin S. Kanzig
N. E
Anza
Gibson
Margaret L. Krause
Ohio St
Lawrence
J. W Anderson
F. H. Chandler
Mary Gras
Mary Dolisi
Eudora
Rose E
Carl F. Lotz
Elizabeth M. Dick
Cornelius Young
Miles Thrice Daily in Self Defense
The World reprints a Kansas dairy record note on Hyde Park Lady De Kol owned by Orin R. Bales of Lawrence. The 32 lb butter from 669.5 lb milk set a state record. the cow was milking three times daily with a ration of ground corn on the cob, silage, and alfalfa. The herd of sixteen cows produces heavy daily can loads, with Bales and family managing farm work, milking machines, and breed history tracing to George N. Smith of Watertown, N Y.
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Hyde Park
Bales
George N. Smith
Watertown
N. Y
Admiral Walker
Topeka
Bates
Admiral Walker Butter Bay
Kansas
Reets
Andy
Cyclone
Lady de Kol
Pontiac Korndyke
Korndyke
Mae
Valley Breeze Holstein Herds and Local Community Events
The Valley Breeze herd showcases pure bred Holsteins with high milk records and strong progeny, led by Mr. Bales who built a premier herd in a few years. The article also covers community dinner events, new memberships, and remarks on women’s athletic roles in citizenship.
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Massachusetts
Grover Bergdoll
Bergdoll
Viet
Siles 3
Saixethrep Ed
Gan
McNish
Hood
Asaperilla
Tau
China
Miles
Orin R. Bales
Douglas County
U. S
Wrinkled Beat
Valley Breeze
Rules
Mr. Bales
Kerndyke Winona
Olga Petrova
CBS
Fau
Gordon
Irving Hill
Mayer Kreeck
Kenmand
Mohler
Robinson
Annat Prentiss
Maffett J
Fenton
Board of Education
Ministerial Alliance
Kennail
Rachel Woolart
Amd
Frank Smith
Skobinson
William Burdick
Marylanil
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