Pork Barrel Fades As White House Seeks Budget Cuts
Washington reports the White House aims to shrink the pork barrel and curb deficits. President lines up urgent projects for approval only, targets tax cuts and debt reduction while stressing efficiency. Chamber program seeks estate tax repeal and corporate tax relief totaling about 300 million in estimates. Public debt reduction is seen as easing future tax burdens and funding internal improvements.
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Cenge
White House
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Mississippi
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Nis
Tates Chamber
Coslidge
Treasury
French Airmen Set for Buenos Aires Flight Route
French aviators Dieu donne Castel and Lieut Le Brix launched from Le Bourget toward Buenos Aires after weather halted their planned Paris to New York leg. They aimed first for St Louis Senegal, then Natal, Rio de Janeiro, and finally Buenos Aires, with Porto noted as a stop. Dieudonne Costes in the Nungesser Coli reported progress near Poitiers as of noon.
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France
New York
Dieudonne Castel
Lieut. le Brix
Buenos
St. Louis
Senegal
South Atlantic
Natal
Rio Janeiro
Bordeaux
Dieudonne Costes
Nungesser-Coli
Poitiers
Paris
Uenac
Central Protective Officials Meet Opens Tonight in Fall City
Delegates from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma converge on Ecke's hall tonight at 7:30 for the opening session of the grand lodge meeting to be held here tonight and tomorrow An address by Rep W H Morgen and a visiting delegates mixer are planned plus dancing boxing and wrestling A class of fifteen will be initiated by the Fall City Nebraska team Music by Pleasant Grove etchy
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Delecates
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ecke
Entral Protective Ocialion Grand Lodge
W. HL. Morgen
Dancine
Fall City
Nebraska
Pleasan Grove
Libel Verdict Upheld in Howell County Case
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled on the libel suit brought by Aldridge, sheriff of Howell County, against Abie Zorn publisher editor of the Howell County circuit court. The ruling concerns a September 4 1924 article and affirms an $80007 verdict amid questions of public policy and malice.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Mbar
Fillig Zorn
Howell County
Aldridge
Zorn
Inspect Barge Line Survey Directed by War Dept
A report says Secretary Davis may direct a survey of the Mississippi Warrior river barge line’s equipment and traffic to assess expansion needs. A visiting committee urged boosting capitalization by 50 million dollars, but Inland Waterways advised delaying any increase until a comprehensive conditions survey is completed. A separate note mentions the Junkers plane en route to the United States from Lisbon facing delays due to bad weather.
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A.P
Mississippi Warrior Rivers
Davis
War Department
Inland Waterways Corporation
Secretary of War
Junkers Clane
Lisbon
Portugal
Junkers
United States
Azores
Wm Penn—i Cente
Social Guests At Kappa Alpha Theta House Weekend
A weekend gathering at the Kappa Alpha Theta house included Ingaborg Williamson and Margaret Duval among other guests. Attendees spanned across Kansas City Missouri to Bartlesville Oklahoma with Mrs. Walter S. Blaker and Mrs. Gage among listed hosts and guests.
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Kappa Alpha Theta House
Ingaborg Williamson
Walter S. Blaker
Margaret Duval
Gage
Trusty
Kansas City
Snyder
Margaret Wallace
Miriam McClelland
Winfield
Kenton
Craven
Wichita
de Mott
Frances Heckman
Independence
Seth Frazier
Eldorado
Nancy Jane Hewitt
Louise Dixon
Bartlesville
Oklo
Sigma Delta Chi Convention Hearings Set in Lawrence
William Allen White Henry Allen and other editors invited to speak at the Sigma Delta Chi convention in Lawrence on November 14 to 16. White to host banquet in Topeka hosted by Topeka Daily Capital and Topeka State Journal. Roy Howard likely speaker. Roy L French and national officers to present reports and appoint committees at Myers Hall.
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William Allen White
The
Emporia Gazette
Henry Allen
Wichita Beacon
W. O. Morgan
Hutchinson News
Victor Murdock
Wichita Eagle
Sigms Delta Chi
Lawrence
White
Topeka Daily Canal
Topekia State Journal
Kansan
Topeka 4
Roy Howard
Scripps-Howard
Myers Hall
Univery
Southern California
Naional
Sigma Delta Chi
KR. U
Konsimpye
Sigma Deka
Large corn crop forecast from October conditions
Washington October 10 AP estimates by the Agriculture Department place this year’s corn production at 2.603 billion bushels and spring wheat at 313.771 million bushels based on October 1 conditions. Total wheat equals 866.538 million bushels with forecasts for other crops listed and crop conditions by percentage of normal. Byron Sarvis of sti ap
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Byron Sarvis
Sti — Ap
Slayers in cave hunt linked to Bulgarian forces near Belgrade
Reports from Athens and London describe Greek soldiers clashing with Bulgarian Comitadji near Germanisova, with two killed among irregulars. Five alleged Yugoslavian attackers tied to General Kuvacheviteh death reportedly killed and a third captured in cave. Editorials note tense Serbo Bulgarian border raids and potential League of Nations pressure.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Get
Mount Mateche
Jugoslav Brildier
Michael Ovachevi
Athens
Greece
Gerniisova
Advic
Bulgaria
Comitadji Activises
League of Nations
London
Jugasla
Kuvacheviteh
Comitadji
First air freight delivered to the city in Lawrence
The Royal Typewriter air truck dropped a box containing three portable typewriters near Roscoe Pine, landing safely about a few hundred feet from a guiding panel. The all metal plane, from Kansas City, circled three times before the drop, parachute opened, and ground delivery completed with the cargo intact. The craft, largest in service, has a 74 foot wing spread and 120 mph max speed, carrying a crew and cargo for Lawrence and Topeka shipments.
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Lawrence
Royal Typewriter Company
Bleistier Brothers
Lawrence Typewriter Exchange
Roscoe Pine
Igvound
Kansas City
Wright
Topeka
Cornerstone Relics Placed at New American Church
The French government laid relics and documents in the cornerstone of the new American Church on its 70th anniversary. Sheldon Whitehouse attended as charge d affairs with other notable figures. The $500,000 sixteenth century Gothic edifice sits near Quai D Orsay close to the Invalides on the Seine. The basement required special waterproofing to stop river seepage.
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Quai D’orsay
the Invalides
Seine
Speaker Dr Harrison Ray Anderson To Address Forum
Dr Harrison Ray Anderson of First Presbyterian Church Wichita will speak at tomorrow's M C A forum on What Price Ideals. The address is set for the regular gathering with emphasis on moral and civic ideals.
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First Presbyterian Church
Wichita
Civic league meeting honors garden and flower winners
Tonganosse and Mrs Walter F Zoellner visited Kansas City with others as civic league members gathered on Monday evening. Prizes were awarded for gardens flower beds and boxes while reports from committees highlighted a busy summer and rest room usage surged.
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Kansas
L. C. Cox
J. Re. Fair
Kansas City
J. R. Fair
Board of Control
The
Civic League
Second Street
Brendersoin Roberts
Richard Brown
Mary Amaline Peterson
Wildred Robertson
Mollie Myers
Ison Quisenberry
C.H. Sturcis
Charles Schofield
Henry Geb
Girls Gardens
J. Joansen
FE. E. Hoskins
G. M. Strangfellow
Dandler
Clarence Love
Leavenworth
Joe Greene
Missouri
Inter-Collegiate Press
H. J. Greene
L. FE. Hazen
Lawrence
Thekla Laming
J. C. Laming
J. L. Sparks
Fourth
Main Streets
M. L. Decker
Decker
Fincher Station
Dohrn
Local Notes Highlight Weddings and Community Events
Announcements include the September 7 marriage of Misa Tla Russell of Ottawa Kan and Albert De Voe of Ottawa. De Voe, raised in Tonganoxie, will be at home in Ottawa after October 15 with work at Southwestern Bell. Other items note visitors, church ladies aid activities, a death in the community, and various visits and gatherings among residents and nearby cities.
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Kansas City
Minnie Thomas
Smith Ladies’ Aid
Will Carrigan
McConnell’s Hospital
Carrigan
Fount Huffman
Rumsey Chapel
Josephine Miller Shady
Fredonia
William Corrigan
Anna Myers
D. HW. Harling
Mar- Ting
Wilson Myers
Cus
Claude Pecker
George Lane
Bethany Hospital
Sydney
G. K. Gwathmey
Hall City
Nebr
Bertha Kinzler
P. EF. O
Myers House
E. N. Rogers
Seattle
Tonganoxie
Motle Myers
Flo Carter
Lawrence
Melville Fischer
Stella Sechrest
Olive Jameson
Shanghai
Schubert
Ralph Gain
Lucille Mirton
Aliela Seifrit
J. McNaughton
Genevieve McNerney
E. C. McNerney
Miss McNerney
Huff Business College
De Soto timber bidder delivers for bridge materials
Taylor the successful bidder for Kill creek bridge timber has delivered material to his farm southwest of town. He will use it to construct an implement shed and rebuild a hen house. Several residents traveled for work, with Harold Mize, Orville Welch and Lloyd Gottstein finding work in Colorado.
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Kill Creek
A. J.’ Broveak
Shawnee
Harold Mize
Orville Welch
Lloyd Gottstein
Colorado
Harold
Campo
Broomcorn
Clyde iMoffit
Research ‘Hospital
Delos Moffit
Monticello
William Warsop
Wiley Baker
Charles
Baker
Cedar Junction
Fred Warsop
Lawrence
Warsop
Ed Coker
Kan‘sag City
Parkville
Kate Jewett
L. M. Jewett
Las Will Warsop
Joplin
Will Reed
Pleasanton
Kansas
Wamego
Roy
Lawrence DeSoto area news notes and events
Local updates include ill Charles Handley and Floyd Clark visiting relatives in Lawrence, doctors moving offices, a ten year old injury, Morris Austin and family moving, class activities with a hamburger fry, and a large church bazaar planning. Community births, deaths, and illnesses, along with weather-related delays, are reported with multiple residents and visitors named.
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Floyd Clark
Manhattan
Odd Fellows Home
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O. Wright
J. W. Howard
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Bank
Lee Parker
FlRoy Faker
Morris Austin
J. W. Austin
de Soto
Lawrence
Morris
Cedar Junction
Clfcore
Rov Ish Reynolds
Lucile Lawrence
Mabel Bird
Wilah Burnette
Barbara Olinger
Gertrude Wilson
H. A. W. Kessler
Howard Glaylock
Ed Kouns
Cecil Moore Ho
M Philinky
Charles Wood
Dorothy Brewer
DeSoto
Thesday
Harry Miller
C. W
Warren Betts
Owen Baker
Sathletic
K. U
Wisconsin
K U
Emma Miller
Allie Williams
Popeka
Myrtle Buckingham Casebier
Fred Zeller
Fred Scoville
Zeler
Catlin
Charles Fiundley
Zeller
George Catlin
Kansas City
Ide
Mae Blaylock
Lawrence Watson
Ruth Caldwell
Isabel Nolge
Kodak
Walter Agnew
Willard Gordon
Artisas
Bradford Howett
Kankas
Mra Frank City
Rhodes
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Margery Hiddleston
Hiddleston
Chas. Jewett
Harry Hiddleston
Herbert Linden
Sarah Agnew
J. D. Buckingham
F. FE. Stuchberry
Chas. Handley
Hambleton
Billy Baker
Vernon Ashlock
J. D. Paxton
Sam Golden
Sam Vance
Robert Alexanders
Marshall
Ralph Haibicon
Gus Miller
C B. Wiard
J. F. Young
Frank Rhodes
Frank Sheldon
First Baptist Church Men See Faith Lead Change
The First Baptist Church class reports growing attendance and lively sessions led by W. W. Curfman and Melvin Geist. Sermons on the value of faith highlight its power to transform lives and break social barriers, with discussions on junior young people and upcoming class activities across Sunday schools and missions.
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W. W. Curfman
Lerson
Melvin Geist
High School Society
Thelma Mann
C. W. Thomas
Gladys Eberhart
Barth
Frank Strong
University Heights
School of Missions
Mr.Thomas
Watts
Bo and
Irks
Rebecca McCain
Judson the Pioneer
KB. Sisson
Kansas Baptist Convention
Cutchinson
Lakeview notes brighten after sun returns to town
Lake View school opened with 24 pupils and Mrs. Lucille McCreath as teacher. Awards were given for perfect attendance in September. Frances Willard Day observances included a short program and visits by Mrs. W. G. Martin and Ruth Wilson. Community members from Topeka, Lawrence, and nearby towns visited, with several families mentioned in gatherings and schooling updates.
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Lake View School
Lucille McCreath
George Henry Bradley
Homer Bradley
Virginia F. Y
Fben Farley
Mary
Elizabeth Farley
Edgar Martin
Virgil Bradley
Cleta
George Brune
Olinda
Bert Mitchell
Farmland
Ollie Schutz
F. R
Pat
Paul Laptad
Lawrence
W. U Robinson
S. M. Gentry
Lake View
Minervian’ Club
Minnie Kahles
Riverside
George Langenderfer
Georgie
Margaret
Celia Watt
Minnie Kahle
Miss Kahle
Catherine MecCreath
Jack Myers
Brackett
George Lange
Georgie Langenderfer
Brune
Santa Fe
Topeka
S. D. Wiley
J. M. Norris
Bertha Gentry
D. H. McCreath
W. G. Martin
C.A. Scribner
Ottawa
Local Social Roundup From Baldwin Area
Evening visits with the Gray family and Mrs Bert Perkinny noted. Mary Norris and William Norris visited their parents the Norris home. George Martin hauled rock for roadwork near Lawrence. Mrs J T Farley visited Mrs James Norris. Bert Perkins did team work and Lee Benerman with Mrs A B Cole visited Brune household. Kin took a trip to Vinland and Baldwin.
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Baldwin
Bert Perkinny
Gus Brune
Mary Norris
Wm. Norris
Bunda
Bill
Mr. Athey
F. B. Patty
Henry Belerman
George Langenderfer
Helen Fippert
Olinda
George ‘Martin
Adam’s Crusher
Lawrence
South Lawrence
J. T. Farley
James Norris
Fred Jaedicke
Patton
Lee Benerman
A. B. Cole
Bert Perkins
Jesse Ray
Martha
Mary Percival
Martin
Tipi Kin
Vinland
New Biblical Play The Master of Life Selects Oberammergau
A new biblical play The Master of Life is rehearsed in the Oberammergau School. The production features Judas and Mary Magdalene with visions of Dis Piate’s wife and King Tasar’s daughter. Georg Lang leads stage management. Vang and Kracule play Judas and Mary Magdalene.
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Mmergau
Chri
Tasar
Judas
Mary Magdalene
Georg Lang
Vang
Kracule
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