World Company and Federal Tax notes in 1923 issue
The World paper itemizes subscription rates and letters from Lawrence Kansas, with dispatches from New York on baseball fever and state tax trends. It cites President Coolidge's desk habits, Ford’s Muscle Shoals interest, and a six state tax survey showing rising taxes, urging domestic spending restraint and tax relief.
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BMW CO
Chicago
A. R. Keater
Hartford
New York
Frankin P. Alcorn
Marbridge BuNding
Associated Preza
Focal
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
Census Bureau
Union
Harding
Jess
German finance pivots to gold standard step
Chancellor Stresemann moves Germany toward a gold backed tax base to halt postwar financial chaos. The government aims for a definite income framework while industrial leaders may gain, yet the general populace seeks sound money and stable value amid abundant, worthless paper notes.
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Strese
Mann
Hoboken Boys Missing After Bold Road Trip
Three Hoboken youths, famed for daring acts, may return home as heroes if they reach town soon. Their Cadillac journey to uncharted places ended in Douglas County jail after they admitted robbing a store. Authorities seek to trace the route taken through muddy dirt roads that hindered a high powered car.
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Hoboken
A. F
Frances
Douglas County
Seneca native Sir Edmund Walker turns seventy five in Toronto
Sir Edmund Walker of Seneca Ont. marks his seventy fifth birthday and is noted as president of the Canadian Bank of Commerce. A veteran banker since 1868, he rose through the ranks, aided war loan efforts, chaired the University of Toronto governors, and donated to the Royal Ontario Museum and other institutions. He has traveled widely, with recent tours in the Orient and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Ont
Sir Edmund Walker
Temorraw
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canada
Edmund
Dominion
The
University of Canada
Royal Ontario Museum
Toronto
Imade
Orient
South America
Potatoes Show Talk Comes to Lawrence Tuesday
B A Stokdyke potato specialist from Manhattan will visit Lawrence Tuesday to confer with county agent H C Colgrazier about the Kaw Valley potato show planned for Lawrence in November.
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B.A. Stokdyke
Manhattan
Lawrence
H. C. Colgrazier
E. W. Cross to Attend National Funeral Directors Meet
E W Cross will depart tomorrow for Pittsburgh Pennsylvania to attend the National Funeral Directors convention as a delegate from this district. He plans to return the latter part of next week.
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E. W. Cross
Pittsburgh
Pitsburgh
County Agents Conference at Manhattan October week
A state conference of county agents will be held in Manhattan during the week of October 22. H. C. Colglazier, county agent, will attend the convention. Chartex for oste throat teeth or mouth is available at Rankin's Drug Store, 1101 Mass.
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Manhattan
H. C. Colglazier
Rankin’s Drugstore
R Holmes Offers Just Insurance and Plumbing Services
R Holmes advertises insurance services at 107 BE Seventh with contact number 19. Shimmons Bros. are listed as plumbers and electricians located at Cail 161 offering similar home service trades.
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R. Holmes
Shimmons Bros
Antioch College uses work-study to forge executive minds
Yelow Springs Ohio October 8 Antioch College under president Arthur K Morgan launches its third year of a new higher education plan. The curriculum blends five weeks of classroom study with five weeks of factory and field work to train self reliant proprietors rather than mere employees. Students gain five weeks of practical experience and rigorous character development, aiming to produce executives capable of managing districts and firms without single track thinking.
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Yelow Springs
Antioch College
Ohio
Arthur K.,morgan
Antioch
Trident
Anh
Morgan
Presidents Signatures Reveal Frugal Era of Early Papers
Washington to Adams signed small vessel clearances in English French and Dutch. Documents list voyages from New York to the West Indies Portland to Demerarra and note a royal style blessing for officials. Other items include postal rate envelopes James Madison letter 1804 and Amundsen to Harding air mail for 12 cents. Lord Fairfax estate case 1763 mentions trespass damages.
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Washington
Oct
Associated Press
White House
Charles Kohen
Jeignrance
G. Washington
John Adams
Biza
New York
West Indies
Prent Adams
Timothy Pickering
Endeavous
Portland
Maine
Demerarra
My. Skuhen
James Madison
James Sheafe
Portsmouth
Yvecent Amundsen
Harding
Nome
Alaska
Anc
Lord Fairfax
Virginia
England
Thomas
Loudoun County
Ann Seward
Fairfax
National Candy Day and Century Birth Anniversary
Today marks National Candy Day per American candy makers, and the centenary of Ta fayette C Baker, chief of the US Secret Service during the Civil War. Other items note events in Dallas Texas State Fair opening, Lloyd George visit in Winnipeg, and a Washington conference on liquor interests opposing the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Tafayette
Dallas
Winnipeg
Lloyd, George
Washington
Business College Notes Highlights Staff and Students
Miss Bessie Chastian stenographic work for Mayor Kreeck. Gordon Smith runs a reporting and stenographic office in Kansas City. Dr Emerson addresses Chapel students during revival at the Christian church. Miss Hazel Hines stenographic work for Peoples State bank. Raymond Lewis from Clay Center ill this week. Awards for proficiency in typewriting go to Claude Schupp Norma Jackson Dorothy Jackson and John R Liggett. Vinita Wisler from Harper Kansas joins the shorthand department. Visitors welcome to observe classes and weekly chapel exercises.
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Bessie Chastian
Kreeck
Gordon Smith
Kansas City
Emerson
The
Christian Church
Hazel Hines
Peoples State Bank
Raymond Lewis
Clay Center
Woodstock
Claude Schupp
Norma Jackson
Dorothy Jackson
John R. Liggett
Vinita Wisler
Harper, Kon
Business College
Invite Kansas Editors to Attend KU Aggie Game
The Kansas editors have been invited by the University to attend the Kansas State football game on Saturday October 27 at the Stadium field. The Department of Journalism chaired by Prof L N Flint cooperates with Kansas Editorial Association officers to arrange round table discussions on newspaper topics Friday before the game. University fraternities Lawrence Chamber of Commerce and University community will host luncheons Friday and Saturday noon.
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Kansas
Univeras
Kan C
Stadium
Department of Journalism
L. N. Flint
Kansas Editorial Association
University Commons
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Hainbachs Sail for England to Install Plant
Mr and Mrs J C J Hainbach depart for England to install a new gasoline cracking plant for the Gasoline Products company. The KU engineering graduate will oversee four months of work with Roy and Walter Cross associated inventions. They sail from New York on the Albert Ballin October 18 and land at Plymouth.
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JC. J. Hainbach
England
Hainbach
Gasoline Products’ Company
University of Kansas
Roy Cross
Walter Cross
Kansas City
Private funeral for Danny Dunkel held at Funk's chapel
A private funeral service was held at Funk's chapel for Danny Dunkel a high school football player. Members of the football squad and about a hundred high school boys attended with short eulogies by Dr. F.C. Ren Superintendent Harry Smith PTL Olney and Andrew McDoneld. A floral tribute shaped like a fastball was presented by members of the Lawrence team.
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Danny Dunkel
Funk's
Lawrence School Health Program Initiated
Lawrence school authorities outline this season’s health program. All elementary students will be weighed and measured every week, each child to receive two physical inspections yearly. The plan emphasizes health habits and parental cooperation in implementation.
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Lawrence
Rainy weather keeps Nimrods in hunt mode by river
Rainy conditions amuse game lovers as duck hunters secure licenses clean guns and prep for weekend outings. Noise of firearms echoes from river blinds, showing that rain wont deter serious Nimrods from their sport.
Court to hear two suits before May term adjourns
Dudgve returns from Garnett where he has held court for the past week and will hear two remaining suits on the May term docket before adjourning. A brick of Banana Nut ice cream from Kaw Valley Creamery accompanies Sunday dinner. phone Thone 820.
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Dudgve
Garnett
Kaw Valley Creamery
Salina Chosen For Next Kansas Social Work Meeting
The 24th annual Kansas Conference of Social Work closed at the University with talks and the election of next year’s officers. Salina was selected as the meeting site, with speakers including Elmer Scott of Dallas and Frank J. Bruno of Minneapolis.
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Kansas Conference of Social Work
The
Univrsity
Elmer Scott
Dallas Civic Federation
Stuart A. Queen
K. I
Ross W. Sanderson
Wichita
Admits Theft of Ford Sedan by University Student
Kenneth Coons a sophomore in the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts was arrested by Sheriff Will Johns and admitted stealing a Ford sedan owned by Prof. P. B. Lawson of 605 Maine Street two weeks earlier. He said he wanted a car and took Lawson’s after finding the opportunity. The sheriff found the car on campus and Coons confessed after being questioned. A warrant for theft is expected to be sworn this afternoon.
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Kenneth Coons
Gaorland
Kans
School of Fine Arts
University
Will Johns
P. B. Lawson
Maine Street
Coons
Johns
Professor Lawson
No Word From Hoboken Police On Theft Suspects
No word has been received from Hoboken's chief of police regarding three Italian suspects Charles Lombardi John Malank and Kim Margosian who were deselected by Sheriff Will Johns for possessing stolen goods in a Cadillac sedan owned by Lombardi's mother Kansas City detectives seek the original location of the stolen items and the Hoboken police were asked to provide information on the boys' parents.
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Ofs Police
Hoboken
Charles Lombardi
John Malank
Kim Margosian
Will Johns
Celui
Lombarili
Kansas City
Registration figures for bonds on new North Lawrence school
Registration for the coming election on the proposal to issue 100 1600 in bonds for the erection of a new school in North Lawrence was light. City clerk Vlord Lawrence reports North Lawrence about 184 registered, while South Lawrence shows about forty five or fifty.
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North Lawrence
Jerk Vlord
Lawrence
South Lawrence
Preliminary hearing in Harmon suit continued
The preliminary hearing of the suit against A. D. Harmon has been continued. It had been set for this morning at 10 o'clock.
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A. D. Harmonit
Forfeited Bond for W Kress Over Ford Roadster Charge
A $5 bond for W Kress on a charge of driving a Ford roadster without a muffler forfeited after he failed to appear in court this morning. Wet wash service offered: one day, 20 pounds for one dollar. Lawrence Steam Essentials.
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W. Kress
Lawrence Steam Esasulis
Bus and car collide on highway near Big Springs
A westbound inter state bus driven by Victor Watkins Topeka and a Maxwell car owned by R E Pritg Topeka collided three miles east of Big Springs on the fort to fort highway yesterday morning. Both vehicles went down a fifteen foot embankment but occupants escaped serious injury. The Maxwell front end was demolished and Fritz along with Mrs Fritz and Mrs Clarence Smith were thrown from the vehicles. The bus swerved down the embankment to avoid Fritz. The accident occurred on slippery pavement and traffic ahead caused the other vehicle to stop.
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Victor Watkins
Topeka
Maxwell
R. E. Pritg
Big Springs
Fort-To-Fort
Max
Fritz
Clarence Smith
Rar
Douglas County to Mark Hazard Spots on Forteto Fort Highway
County roadworkers may install danger signs on rainy days. If county engineer gains approval, the highway will be surveyed to locate dangerous curves and spots and signs will warn the public. Current conditions hinder road repairs.
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Forteto-Fort
Douglas County
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
A series of conveyance notices lists Jane Scott and J Manor Scott transferring Lot 176 on New Hampshire Street to George Mertz for S600, and Nadelhaffer transferring Lot 120 on Conn Street to Anne C with a Guardian's Deed noted. Other entries include transfers to Nellie Gray, Rachel Stidam, and A A Stareart for nominal sums, with references to Oak Hill, University Place, and Babcock's Enlarged Addition in Lawrence.
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Jane Scott
J. Manor Scott
George Mertz
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence
Nadelhaffer
Anne C
Conn
Guardian
S. Wilfley
George Gossa
Baldwin
Delilah Shrader
Nellie Gray
Oak Hill
Carrie H. Nicholson
Rachel Stidam
Kentucky St. Lawrence
Ines E. Dixon
A. A. Stareart
University Place
P. Perky
Bennett
Syssion
Xoeth
Church of the Brethren Seeks Worship and Sunday Programs
The Church of the Brethren located at Corner 14th and New Hampshire invites all to a morning Sunday school and worship service led by Pastor W. Burgin. A Young People meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. all are welcome.
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Church of the Brethren Sea
W. Burgin
14Th
New Hampshire
Jann
Mutsker
Volume on campus fashion and politics in a quirky column
A campus column blends fashion notes and social satire highlighting a professor’s wish for couples to build their own homes, color psychology in politics, curly hair admiration, and a dorm hair-cutting “Follow the leader” event. It weaves in jokes about rouge, campaigns, and student life with brief classifieds at the end.
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House Beautiful
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