State board seeks doubled biennial education budget
The State Board of Administration proposes a near doubling of the 1922 1923 biennial budgets for educational and charitable institutions. Total requests hover around 10 million for 1922 1923 with major rises in salaries and new buildings at KU Kansas State Agricultural College and State Normal School among others.
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Topeka
Kan
State Board of Administration
Unive
James A. Kimball
University of Kansas
Lawrence
K. U
Kansas State Agricural College
Manhattan
Kansas State
Ernual
Rimporia
State Manual Training Normal School
Pittshae
Mr. Kimball
The
State University
School of Medicine At
Rose
Agricultural Believe
Kansas State Normal
Science Hall
Pittsburo Norral
Carney Hall
Fort Hays
Topeka State Hospital
Oswatomie State Hospital
Oswatomie
Larned State Hospital
Spice State Training School
Winfield
Fragmented financial figures reveal scattered state records
A garbled OCR passage lists varied monetary amounts from 1920 to 1929, referencing state pensions, equipment funding, and industrial schooling. It mentions the State Orphans, a State Industries category, and various totals such as 208 500 and 385 829 98, but the text is heavily corrupted with misread symbols and broken words, obscuring clear entities or events.
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Norton
Nsas
Approp
Tate Industries
Fonsi
Betait
League approves mandates plans amid disarmament talks
The League of Nations council approved the final draft of the permanent mandate commission proposal and its non mandatory framework. It said it would not invite the United States to discuss disarmament and would focus on troop mobilization and guarantees for minorities in Slavia and Czecho-Slovaks as issues dominate the council’s agenda.
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Council of A Lenge of Nations
Tewee
Corova Tind
Tates
League of
Vilna
Slavia
Senator Sterling Proposes Federal Immigration Board
Senator Sterling of South Dakota announced from New York that he introduced a bill creating a free federal immigration board with power over all questions of immigration and the right to decide the number of immigrants admitted. He has not set board composition, likely including the secretaries of state interior and agriculture, subject to presidential appointments.
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Ssingten
Storing
South Dakota
Senate Immigration Committee
New Nork
Federal Immigration Board
Sterling
Sen
Topeka Plath Leads Boys Work at YMCA
Topeka figure Plath to oversee boys work at the YMCA as new secretary takes charge December 1. Formerly in wartime service, Plath led Boy’s Work at Topeka YMCA. Hugh P. Farrelly of Chanute, grand master of Kansas Masons, to guest at Lawrence Lodge No. 6 Past Grand Banquet at the Masonic Temple tonight.
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Hugh P. Farrelly
Chanute
the Masons of
Kansas
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
Slasonie Temple
Postponed Drive for New Members Campaign
The Farm Bureau campaign to recruit new members will not begin until December 13. Officials cited scheduling conflicts and the need for updated materials delaying the start. Members are advised to watch for notices with the revised kickoff details and participating chapters.
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Farm Bureau
Report Shows Work Ceasing County Post After Next Year
A yearly farm bureau report details broadened activity under a new assimilation plan. It covers gopher control, poison distribution, and expected future results for Me. Soviah and Doukrs county, noting saved acres, increased yields, and anticipated due year reports.
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Doukrs
Smith
Paul “Lantad
Suylas
Farm Bureau
Crowd Attends Film at Christian Church Last Night
A large audience gathered at the Christian church to view the motion picture Satan's Scheme. Pastor Lee Sorey introduced the program which included biblical stories and previews the first two reels to be shown next Sunday.
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Eve O
Lee Sorey
Ubtai
Satan
Wreckage Found of Barge W. J. Perrie near Cape Johnson
Nov 26 report from Astoria says steamer Santa Rita and coast guard cutter Snohomish located wreckage of barge W. J. Perrie off Cape Johnson. Twenty three aboard. Seas too rough to land boats. Also brief note on Weekly Baby Clinic and city hall conference tomorrow 2 to 4 PM.
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Astoria
Oregon
Santa Rita
Drive Against Pickpockets in Chicago
Chicago police chief Charles Fitzmorris orders a citywide drive against pickpockets. Each offender is to be arrested within 24 hours or rearrested as soon as released. The plan marks the latest step in the police department’s ongoing erie crackdown.
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Chicago
Charles Fitzmorris
Erie
Sinn Fein Importations of American Gunmen Questioned
In Londonderry and Liverpool reports claim Sinn Fein men may be involved in organized conspiracies. Police in Liverpool discuss links between Sinn Fein and roaming armed groups while Home Secretary Howard Shortt says incendas in Liverpool appear planned. A Lashn incident near Larne tied to a lumber yard arson attempt left five suspects at large.
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Lenton
tAmerness
Blondonderry
Ireland
Dubia
Liverpool
Crimen
Sinn Fem
Desacradoes
Howard Shortt
Home Secretary
House of Commons
London
Fineh
Larne
Liverrock
Henga Tagterer
Ccemei Om
Keith Collins Confession Claims Robbery Involving Postal Theft
The report alleges Keith Collins confessed to a robbery involving stolen postal bonds in Westville Oklahoma. He said he burned securities to prevent them from being valued and feared the loss of valuables. George Tucker left for Carson Texas with his father C H Tucker after a prior visit.
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Kansas
Sahoelars Iin Fe
Ossiung Postuk Ic
Fas Pusteflh
Unmler Ak
Collins
Corneil
Ohnson
Zorn
Coline
Westville
Oldahemna
Hex
George Tucker
Carson
Texas
C. H. Tucker
Fraternal Congress Session Planned in Lawrence Tomorrow
Members of fraternal orders gather for a Kansas Fraternal Congress meeting set to be held in Lawrence tomorrow. Organizers call for attendance by local lodges and affiliated groups across the state.
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Session OF Kansas Fraternal Congress
Lawrence
Fraternal Insurance Conference Heads to Lawrence
M Dolley presides as head of the Fraternal Congress advisory board. A convention of fraternal insurance orders doing business in the state will be represented in Lawrence tomorrow at Fraternal Building. Attendees include State Insurance Commissioner Frank Travis and delegates from National Bureau and various orders. sessions will cover administrative activities and upcoming legislation.
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Oj 5 A. S
Lawrence
Tigre
ML Doiley
Fraternal Aid Coiun
Kansas Fraternal Congress
Anl
State Insurance
Frank Travis
Jand Dy
Dolley
Sideguies
Regular Army appoints Min Elis second lieutenant
Min Elis, a Lawrence native who served in France, received notice of his appointment as second lieutenant of field artillery in the Regular Army. He is ordered to report at Camp Funston for duty within three days. Since returning home he has drawn public attention and visits from Judge and Mrs. Lindley, his parents.
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Min Elis
Cam Funsten
Ellis
Lawrence
France
Field Artillery
Judge
E. Lindley
Marriage Licenses Granted Lead to Private Kansas City Wedding
After a marriage license was issued to Malcolm T Houter and Carey Vee Diers both of Kansas City the ceremony was performed Saturday evening by Judge E Lindley of the Douglas County probate court.
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Malcolm T Houter
Carey Vee Diers
Kansas City
E. Lindley
Douglas County
Kansas Weather Forecast Reflects Fair Tonight and Tuesday
A Kansas forecast shows generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with rain or snow possible in the eastern area tonight and a slight drop in temperatures. Record of yesterday afternoon temperatures notes 1 pm and 2 pm readings, with 7 am today. Maximum yesterday and minimum today recorded.
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Kansas
Noted Surgeon Dead Paris Xray Pioneer
The death of Dr. Charles Infroit famed surgeon and Xray specialist is announced. Death is believed caused by complications after amputation of the right arm in August and infections from constant X ray use. One of his hands was infected about twenty years ago, leading to twenty four operations. An Academy of Medicine note in 1215 reported he had extracted a shrapnel bullet from a soldier's heart.
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Paris
Charles Infroit
Academy of Medicine of Paris
Infrint
Different Picture of Real Russian Declared by Nabours
Dr R K Nabours of Kansas State Agricultural College returns from a year near Bolshevik rule to offer a different view of Russia. He says Bolsheviks are not inherently filthy and that a Karakul fur trade route to Bokhara has reopened. He criticizes the lack of reliable facts and describes widespread looting and famine, noting chaos and absence of law and order across the land.
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Manhattan
Kans
R. K. Nabours
Kansas State Agricultural College
America
Bulkhevitt
Russia
United States
Bokhara
Central Asia
Nabour
Bokhera
Kansas
Nahour
Transcaucasia
Moscow
Denekin
Million Dollar Fund Drive Reaches Milestone On Campus
Faculty and students at the University campus report a noon tally of 215 532 toward the loyalty fund with 290 students still to be seen. Officials plan downtown solicitation to reach the million for a stadium and Kansas union building. Byron Cohn of Topeka and spouse spent the weekend in Lawrence.
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Budy
Secon
Drive
Kansas Union
University
Red Cross Roll Call May Exceed $2600 Goal
Delays in reporting to Lawrence leave uncertainty about whether the fourth annual Red Cross roll call in Douglas County will hit the $2600 quota. W. E. Spalding, director, says $2096 is on hand with many districts yet to report. University of Kansas and Haskell Institute totals awaited. Baldwin and Eudora reports nearly ready.
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Lawrence
Red Cross
W. E. Spalding
Sas
Spalding
Douglas County
University of Kansas and
Haskell Institute
Baldwin
Eudora
North Lawrence
City Acts to Clear Smoky Hill River Channel
Salina Kansas November 29 city council orders the teity to clear a half mile of the Smoky Hill river below the sewer outlets to remove gas formation in the sewer mains. Engineers cite drift congestion hindering sewage flow and say the problem has persisted at intervals for years.
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Salina
Kan
Teity
Smoky ‘Hill
City Hospital Opens Saturday in Lawrence
The Lawrence Memorial hospital opens Saturday for inspection by residents. From 3 to 3 there will be an open house hosted by the Lawrence Federation of Women’s Cubs. R C Rankin and federation leaders urge donations of canned fruit towels and wash cloths. Miss Lenna Woelgamot supervised preparations and the opening will be followed by receiving emergency patients.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Lawrence Federation of Women's Cubs
R. C. Rankin
Lenna Woelgamot
District Court Session Opens With Several Civil Cases
In Douglas County district court this November term the first case heard was Statesman versus Dusin. Other cases slated for hearings include Bahnmaier against the county commissioners, Fidelity Co. versus Rilebrook, Churcht versus Swallow, Bell versus Harshman, Brown versus Hutcher, and Wickersham versus Swallow.
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Douglas County
Statesman
Dusin
Bahnmaier
Fidelity Co
Rilelbrook
Churcht
Swallow
Bell
Harshman
Brown
fHutcher
Wickersham
Germans into Mexico immigration rises in months
Mexico City report notes rapid German immigration with about 100 families arriving at Vera Cruz in late October. Earlier arrivals totaled several hundred, many settling in Chiapas to farm.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Chiapes
Health Car Coming Will Show Interesting Exhibit in Lawrence
A health car named Warren, approved by the state health board, will arrive in Lawrence on December 10 and stay for a week on the Santa Fe tracks. It will host public exhibitions and include an elevator display related to grain storage. A farmers cooperative in Caldwell, Kansas, has completed a $25,000 grain elevator with 40,000 bushel capacity, storing grain for owners. Welch and Welch, chiropractors.
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Lawrence
Warren” Gent
State Board of Heath
A. W. Clark
City Health
Kansas University Musicians in Kansas Federation Convention
University of Kansas musicians are slated for the second annual Kansas Federation of Music Clubs convention opening tomorrow at Pittsburg and closing December 4. Professors Skilton Preyer and Miss Mary Preyer join Florence Butler in scenes from Electra while Skilton plays piano and judges will reside on a program featuring modern Greek drama excerpts and multiple choral and piano numbers.
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University of Kansas
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Pittsburg
Chas. S. Skilton
Carl Freyer
Mary Preyer
Florence Butler
Sophocles
Professor Skilton
Skilton
New York Musical Courier
Electra Music
Orestes
Pylades
Electra
Clytemnestra
Lewis Campbell
Professor Skilten
Avan
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North Dakota
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Londonderry
Keith Collins
Okahoma
Washington
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
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Pennsylvania
M. Dolley
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Ja Leer
Burejan
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Mattie F. Luderman
Grail
G. J. Eo Yates
Arsennes
Georgia Nojtestine
Wingeld
Geo. HB. Moodan
American Resuuce Union
Western Mutus Life Association
Royal Neighbors of America
Gitte Rammeriuns
Fraternal Aid Union
Myth Workers of the World
Las
Siner Wiele
Supreme Cour
Avesino Las
Sir. Murphy
Leavenworth
Morlern Woodmen
Kennedy
Oto Es
R. B. Nabours
Byron Cohn
W. Er Spalding
Smoky
City Hospital
Federation of Clubs
Welch & Welch,Chiropractors
Ss. Skilton
Carl Preyer
Mabry Preyer
Misa Florence Butler
Prof. Skilton
Preyer and
Miss Preyer
Young
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Chamber of Commerce
W. H. McKone
Satara
Riley Rogers
Mate Ing
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