Rare county fairs weather eight fair days in 1920
Weather influenced county fairs across the region with eight days suitable for events. The report notes varied fair days and suggests good conditions for the period. Local notices reference distribution and presses with standard publishing practices.
Fire Prevention Day Reflections On Carelessness And Loss
Fire Prevention Day emphasizes nationwide awareness of fire causes tied to carelessness. Fire chiefs and insurers agree most fires stem from careless behavior, warning that capital destruction is a national risk even with insurance. A discussion by Chief Reinigh highlights fire causes and the need for better protection. A golf etiquette question arises as army officers visit Lawrence Country Club, testing dress and conduct standards.
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Ansurance
Reinigh
Lawrence Country Club
Census Shapes House Representation After National Count
Report from Washington notes the just completed census alters the apportionment of seats in the U S House of Representatives. States with changing populations may gain or lose seats to keep total membership fixed.
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Washington
Congress
Census errors and world war fears loom in uneasy era
The piece notes census flaws affecting citizen votes and critiques government handling of counts. It surveys global tensions amid ongoing wars, Mohammedan opposition to European powers, and a proposed solo conflict by fifty states. It cites Wilsons refusal to release stenographic peace talks and hints at strategic cable intercepts about Yap.
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Germany
Jazzinski Held by Federal Agents in Chicago
Radical figure Jazzinski, accused of urging foreign born residents toward armed revolt, is in federal custody in Chicago. Government may move to suppress the alleged jazz agitation.
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Jazzinski
Chicago
Sore
Festival and Political Trails Dominate Today’s Events
Observances across North America mark Fire Prevention Day while Saint Denis festival is noted. Saint-Saens turns 85 as Canadian tuberculosis group meets in Ottawa. Texas State Fair opens in Dallas inviting Mexican industry participation. Campaigns by Cox and Harding outline the day with stops in Indiana and Oklahoma City. New Brunswick votes test Liberal government with a possible Conservative shift. Washington hosts delegates for the Second World Congress of Christian Men by the Works Brotherhood Federation.
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St. Denis
United States
Canada
Camille Saint-Saens
Canadian Association ‘For the
Ottawa
Texas
Dallas
Cox
Indiana
Terre Haute
Harding
Middle West
Oklahoma City
New Brunswick
Washington
World Congress of Christian Men
Works Brotherhood Federation
Today’s anniversaries reflect major world events
A list of historic dates marks Alaska’s 1867 formal possession, Italian unification progress in 1870, Grand Central Depot opening in 1871, a 1893 Chicago World’s Fair crowd, Roosevelt’s 1905 college athletics talks, Adelaide Ristori’s Rome death in 1906, and 1912 Bulgarian actions in Macedonia. It notes births of literary figure Hesbs Stretton and novelist Sarca Smith and Ferdinand’s invasion reference.
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United States
Alaska
Rome
Kingdom of Italy
Royal Secree
Grand Central
New York City
Pinsilent Roosevelt
Adelaide Ristori
Italy
Hesbs Stretton
Sarca Smith
Ant
Charles Dickens
Ferdinand
Macedonia
Birthday notes honor Camille Saint-Saens in Paris
Celebrations mark the birth of the renowned French composer Camille Saint-Saens, famed for orchestral works in Paris. A note recalls his legacy and influence on classical music, noting his enduring impact across generations.
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Camille Saint-Saens
Paris
Notable Births and Political Figures Announcements
Born at Huntington D five years ago today is Wesley L. Jones, candidate for re election as United States senator from Washington born near Bethany NL seven years ago today. Charles Trouty, director of vacation of the Interstate Commerce Commission, born at Newport Vi. OT versus Agta today.
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Huntington
Wesley L. Jones
United States
Washington
Bethany
Charles Trouty
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Newport
Agta
Twenty Five Years Ago in Lawrence
A dated fragment from the Lawrence Daily Journal in October 1895 recounts a convivial gathering mentioning Mr. Gears and OL Foster as cordial secretary of the Wheatian Aurel association. references a meeting in Topeka and a reported pleasant time with a square meal.
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Pian Jim Lawrence Daily Journal
Govnty Coomsstone
Alt. Cox
OL Foster
Wheistian
Aurel Association
Fifty Years Ago in Lawrence Recalls Growth and Churches
From the Journal of Getobe North the city shows brisk business and new houses rising daily. A rebuilt brewery replaces the old one, larger and better. McClellan received crates of cranberries and apples. Lawrence prides its public schools and the State University. The year 1870 is noted for record heat, clouded September, low Kaw River water, and five church edifices costing about 100 000 dollars. two are nearly complete, with more planned soon.
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Journal of
Getobe
Walquif
McClellan
Lawrence
State University
Kaw
Lawtenes
Farm leaders seek monthly statistics on livestock world supply
Representatives of a Midwest farm organization announced a demand for monthly statistics on visible domestic and world supply of livestock from nations. The move aims to curb price manipulation and was urged by the American Farm Wavean association as part of a broader call for nationwide coordination. Pratt Kansas plans a new temple costing at least stor e, with finance and plans committees appointed to advance the project.
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Il Farm Organiz Ition
Middle West
Cron
American Farm Wavean Association
Camerones
Pratt
Kansas
Rens
Madons
Cole s Hat Blast Headline and Bid Notice
Auction notice for Cole s Hat Blast heating item with Green Brot tle. A $45 Fenda bill will be received at tea 2 p.m. Saturday. Bids go to the highest bidder. Interested buyers see Gustafson for viewing glasses.
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Green Brothers’ Wildove
Judge Samuel A. Riggs A Longtime Kansas Figure
Judge Samuel A. Riggs a prominent Kansas legal figure and former district attorney, state senator, and law school teacher, died in Ann Arbor Michigan. Born in 1835 in Ohio his career spanned Lawrence to Topeka with service in multiple counties and a noted stance in political parties. He taught at the University of Kansas law school and helped secure legislative appropriations. He married Kate Eze in 1861 and survived by son Harry Riggs at the University of Michigan.
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Decome
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Congress
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Raglan
Boston
Roxsbury
Massachusetts
Samuel A.riges
Steven R. Riegs
Samuel R. Riggs
Hanging Rock
Franklin County
Ohio
Hue
Portsmouth
Pittsburgh
Mawers College
Canonsburg
Kington & Jefferson
Tselvok
Teas
Dudge Riggs
Auarden
University of Kansas
Law Vcaoor
Washington
Judge Riggs
de Renover
Kate Eze
Contagious Abortion Disease Meetings Planned Countywide
County FA Agent R O Smith arranged for Dr T A Case from State Agricultural College Manhattan to spend the week of October 23 in Vaughan county. Meetings will cover the disease and localities with recent outbreaks. tentative talks are set for Big Springs and Twin Mountain neighborhoods.
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T. A. Case
State Agricultural College At
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Vaugins
Anti
South
Big Springs
Twin Mount Nemberhoods
Religious Services Across Town Reported on Sunday
The article lists Christian Science, Evangelical, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and other church services from various local congregations. It notes morning worship, prayer meetings, and family services at churches including First Methodist, Trinity Church, Church of the Brethren, and Second Presbyterian, with scattered references to pastors and service times.
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