Congressman Little speaks in Douglas county campaign tour
The article notes E C Little of the Seat district delivering campaign remarks in Lecompton Douglas County as part of his Kan sas campaign swing. It highlights his experience in Congress and describes him as a valuable member with a strong, incisive style noted by supporters.
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Little Sressman
E. C. Little
Douglas County
Lecompton
Tomaerray
University of Kansas
Doungas County
Luke
Sage
Ralez “Gap
Tonge
Migration debate shapes postwar land policy in America
A New York paper urges European immigrants to settle on American farmland, arguing land ownership offers true independence and opportunity while cities promise only hardship. It contrasts views on the League of Nations, Taft’s preference for a world concert without article ten, and Harding’s support for a broader peace framework against Cox’s Wilson League stance.
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New York
Europe
Americas
Gauss
Pressere
League
William Howard
Patt
League of Naions
League of Nations
Tafte J Plains
Cox
Wilson League
Peoples’ Representatives
Taft
Harding
Camp Funston
Karen
Mets
Eld
General
Columbus Day and Annual Observances Across Regions
Today marks events across the nation including the fiftieth anniversary of General Robert E. Lee's death in Buffield Connecticut and a 250th anniversary celebration. Governors and politicians plan speeches in Peoria Illinois Logansport Indiana and other sites while religious and mission bodies hold meetings and ceremonies. The St Lawrence deep water project and a New York earth tunnel ceremony are also noted.
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Columbus Day
Robert E. Lee
Buffield
Conn
Cox
Peoria
Logansport
Ind
Harding
Marton
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Missouri
Columbia
South Carolina
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Marietta
International
North River
Manhattan
New Jersey
Today’s anniversaries of major events in U S history
A compact note highlights key anniversaries: 1845 opening of the first Industrial Congress in New York. 1850 world’s first women medical college in Philadelphia. 1870 Southern Pacific railroad formation. 1880 Anna Howard Shaw ordained in Tarrytown. 1887 Dinah Craik died. 1899 Balknap death. 1895 Marine landing at Korea. 1898 German leaders depart Berlin for Palestine.
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Industrial Congress
United States
New York City
Philadelphia
Southern Pacific Railroad
Anna Howard Shaw
Tarrytown
N.Y
Dinah M. Craik
Mulock
John Halifax
William W. Balknap
Grant
Washington, D.C
Newberg
United States Marine
Korea
Berlin
Palestine
Birthdays mark notable figures from New Orleans to Ireland
Today celebrates anniversaries of several figures: George W. Cable born in New Orleans, Chester I. Long born in Perry County Pennsylvania, Rt. Rev. Michael J. Curley born in Athlone Ireland, and Maj. Gen. William L. Sibert born in Gadsden Alabama. All are noted as turning 60 or 41 years since their birth.
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George W. Cable
Southern Stories
New Orleans
Chester I. Long
United States
Kansas
Perry Co
Michael J. Curley
St Augustine
Fla
Athlone
Ireland
William L. Sibert
Frances
Gadsden
Ala
One Year Got Today On Baltic Coast Block
Allies established a blockade on the Russian Baltic coast and the Austrian battleship Franz Josef was sunk in a storm off Dalmatia. Buick plans to build better automobiles. Mass advertising for photo studios and bicycle economy tips appear in the fragment.
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Baltic
Franz Josef
Dalmatia
City Council Approves Pine Fencing Board Sidewalk Plan
A Lawrence city council resolution orders new sidewalks along Kentucky Tennessee and Winthrop streets using four foot pine fencing boards on oak stringers. The work covers multiple street sides and blocks from Quincy to Penn with a historic note about a well dug in 1860 uncovered during reconstruction.
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Republican — Daily Journal
Cty Council
Kentucky Street
Quincy
Tee Street
Tennessee Street
Warren
Berkeley Stret
Wpinckney
Louisiana
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Indiana Street
Pinckney
Eliott Streets
Winthrop Y Street
Louisiana Street
Penn
Pinckney Retreet
Ohio
Pinckney Street
Winthrop Streets
Geo. Innes & Co
Chicago
Lawrence
Menee
Lawrence Daily
Oklahoma
Hugh Blair
S University
Massachusetts and
Wiethrow
Wn Quantrell
Red Cross Plans Roll Call Campaign Meeting
Wichita leaders gather with national and divisional officials to map the fourth annual Roll Call set to start Armistice Day November 11. Gov. Allen urges Kansans to renew Red Cross memberships during the drive. Speakers include Dr. Livingston Farrand Frederick C. Munroe and Dr. E. L. Peterson.
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Wichita
Kans
St. Louis
H. J. Allen
Kansee
Livingston Farrand
National Organization
Frederick C. Munroe
Feneral
AL Peterson
Health Service
Enisipriess
Kana 18
For President Harding and Vice President Coolidge
A historical note presents Warren G Harding as presidential candidate with Calvin Coolidge as running mate. The entry reflects early campaign structure and party alignment with emphasis on national leadership roles and ticket designation.
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WARK G_ HARDING
Alvin Coolidge
U.S. Reconsiders Appropriations for Trade Policy
Washington reports appro priations near 1.5 million dollars for the next session to support bureau of foreign and domestic commerce efforts amid shifting American trade. Officials say funds rise needed as exports slow and buyers falter, forcing U.S. merchants to compete abroad with manufactured goods.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign Ant
America
Former Lawrence Girl Featured in Topeka Capit Front Page
The Sunday Topeka Capit ran a front page photo of Mrs Vera Brady Shipman and her daughter Mary Dale, showing Kan sas women aiding the Republican ticket this year. Newfoundland whalers market whale derived delicacies such as sausages and tongue. Albert Steele, an Australian, reportedly played piano for 105 hours, nearing the previous world record by 62 minutes. A new non ice preservation method keeps fish fresh for five days. Ride a bicycle for health.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Vera Brady
Shipman
Marydale
Kansas
Albert Steele
Rigoletto at the Bowersock Prompts Mixed Reception
Audience at the Bowersock Theatre last night struggled with Italian lyrics but enjoyed the Sono Grand Opera Company's performance. The event featured youthful cast promises, with Theodore Gardner and John Walton accompanying W E Connolly as state historical society secretary. A gathering at Baldwin and an old settlers reunion drew Lawrence attendees for an all day affair.
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Bowersock Theatre
Sono Grand Opera Company
Sonora Company
Oda Salitare Dell ~ Batawin
Theodore Gardner
John Walton
W. E. Connelley
State Histrical ‘Society
Baldwin
Csettlers
Lawrence
Poultry Demonstration Held at Johns Farm in Grant Township
Farm agent R O Smith conducted a poultry demonstration this morning at the F H Johns farm in Grant township starting at 30 o'clock. The event showcased methods and improvements for local poultry keeping.
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Poultry Demonstration County
R.O. Smith
F. H. Johns
Grant Township
Mr.Smith
Marshall Farm
Blue Mound
Sibley
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