Publication rights notice and contact details
The Journal World distribution notes credit to the Associated Press and states exclusive republication rights. It lists contact numbers for office calls and evening delivery options at 7 to 7 30. There is a note about second class matter and post office information in Lawrence Kansas.
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Blicago
A. R. Keator
Hartford
York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated Press
Cated Press
Pine Pheloca Howe
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Tax fairness and anti tax amendment opinion from Lawrence Journal-World
The Lawrence Journal-World editorial argues against the tax amendment on constitutional grounds. It warns against double taxation on real estate and mortgages and favors equal property taxation regardless of political administration.
Tax amendment talks spark debate on land ownership
Two letters favoring a tax amendment appear in the Journal-World, from William Allen White and R. A. Willis of Riley County. They contrast land ownership and farming practice, question who is a land hog, and discuss how taxation might affect farmers, landowners, and property taxes across Minnesota and Kansas.
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Journal-World
William Allen White
R. A. Willis
Riley County
White
Phyan
Trafalgar Day and Bard Nelson Victory Observed Nationwide
Today marks Trafalgar Day and the 115th anniversary of Bard Nelsons naval victory with observances across the British Empire. The Southern Textiles Association opens its convention in Greenville South Carolina representing the cotton industry. A Canada education conference in Ottawa will discuss technical education reforms. Calvin Coolidge races through North Carolina on the eve of a Charlotte speech.
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Bard Nelson
British Empire
Southern Textiles Association
South
Greenville
S.C
Canada
Ottawa
Calvin I. Coolidge
Eany
North Carolina
Charlotte
1 Tonay's Anniversaries and Notable Dates
A listing of historical anniversaries and notable events from 1805 to 1890 including Nelson's Trafalgar victory, births of actors Carleton and Mather, Carleton's poem homage, and telegraphic links Paris to Adelaide plus the Armada memorial unveiling at Plymouth.
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Trafalgar
Lord Nelson
France
Spain
Mrrs
George H
Albert
Tilbury
Canada
Charleston
W. Ya
Sicily
Naples
Sardinia
London
Notable births and historic events marked today
Today marks birthdays of Sir William Christie former Astronomer Royal and Relah H Catheron Republican candidate for Senate from Arizona with others noted. The piece recalls a past U S House vote on a national budget system and a visit to Lincoln's tomb in Springfield, Illinois.
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Williem Christie
Great Britain
Relah H. Catheron
United States
Sen ‘Tor
Arizona
Las
Burns
Jendan
James Lukens McCowanl
U. S. House of Representatives
Lincoln
Springfield
Fifty Years Ago in Lawrence University Notes
From the Republican Daily Journal October 21 1870 students continue to arrive from across the state and country for the University Kansas City sends a delegation Vermont street schoolhouse is rising clothing is cheap wood sells under $20 a cord contractors lose five weeks due to rain delays and delays from the heavens.
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Republican Daily Journal
Yong
Kansas Ciy
Vermont Street
Lawrence
Fire damages Eclipse hay press plant in Lawrence
Fire damage to the Eclipse hay press company plant totaled about 5000 dollars from a Sunday blaze. Meanwhile work on the Bowersock mill continued as expected with rebuilding taking longer than anticipated and not yet in running order.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrnce Daily World
Eclipse Hay Press Company
Bowersock
Food Prices Decline in September Report
Washington reports September retail food prices fell by about 2 percent per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Potatoes and sugar declined, while eggs pork and oranges rose, with eggs up to 22 percent. Wholesale quotes fell 5 percent, outpacing the 2 percent retail drop.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hundred Million Dollar Foreign Trade Corp Approved
Washington October 20 approval was given to expand a hundred million dollar corporation to finance the nation s foreign trade. The move authorized Hawes to convene bankers and businessmen to form the new corporation under the Bridge Law as proposed in the commerce and merchant marine committee report.
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Washington
American Hawker's Association
Dent Hawes
Spocration
University Y M C A Luncheon Speaker Addresses Charity Drive
Rev Bh A Edwards of the Episcopal church spoke at the University Y M C A noonday luncheon on the application of generosity to Lee. The event closed a large financial drive to fund current year work with more than 5 000 dollars expected to be raised by many workers.
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University
Bh. A. Edwards
Episcopal Church
Lee
King Alexander of Greece Reported Alive in Athens
Athens reports King Alexander is still living with improving condition after a pneumonia scare. Dispatches note lung congestion remained but no official claim of death, while sources in Washington and Athens discuss latest medical updates amid uncertainty. Some text remains garbled but the key fact is the king’s status update and ongoing illness.
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Athens
Alexander
Louvid
Washington
Greece
Thrift Campaign Urged by Bankers
The American Bankers Association committee on Public and Private Thrift proposed a three year nationwide thrift campaign to reach families with no bank account. Government officials would practice utmost economy to cut federal spending, and small savers would be the main source of financing normal growth, as tax policies hinder large wealth investment.
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Washington
Get
American Bankers’ Association
Immigrant Appeals Target Westward Migration
Immigrant groups from across the United States press to divert new arrivals from expanding cities to rural farms. Commissioner Wallis replies immigration powers cannot force destinations, while Detroit and Chamber of Commerce delegates urge migrants to leave for northern Michigan and unoccupied farms.
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New York
United States
Z. Irrants
Wallis
Ellis Island
Chamber of Commerce of
Detroit
Michigan
Canada
AsLousiang
Emi Wallis de Germissioner
PEGGIE O’NEILL RECOVERED FROM POISONING ATTEMPT
London reports actress Peggie O’Neill has returned to her east end stage role after an illness blamed on a suspected poison attempt. She says an anonymous box of chocolates was sent to her dressing room. tests showed arsenic and strychnine in the confection.
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London
Pesty O'Neill
Abov
Anzive's
Book Review of Bright and White Youth Diaries
A diary style review praises a book titled Brite and F hy envy Shite from Cosmep Book Corporation New York. It notes opening a door to youth and highlights the narrator's early teen perspective and candid memories. The piece contrasts the author with prodigies and mentions Beany Pewt Henry and Bel Tole as characters.
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Cosmep! Book Corporation
New York
Adi
Chile
Beany
Henry
Bel Tole
Savings plan gains favor with Worcester workers
The Worcester Industrial Savings Plan aims to deduct weekly amounts from wages, with shop committees to promote thrift and bank designation. Foremen support and simple, flexible operation are key, as experience shows manager belief and worker backing drive success. local Salvation Army event to follow with pie auction.
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Ovlsie
Theroughi
John K. Tinsley
Worcester
Worcester Industrial Savings Plan
Ferris
Tinsley
Tinsley Aly Ab
South Africa Trade Shifts Boosts American Goods
The article notes South Africa increasingly imports American machinery and woods, with estimates showing 85 to 90 percent of farming machinery from the United States. It cites Brown of an engineering firm and discusses postwar competition and changing import patterns between American and British suppliers.
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Brown
South Africa
America
Fire Protection Quiet Calls for Archived Papers
Notice requests residents to bring papers magazines and other valuables to protect from fire. Prompt pickup offered with contact numbers 209 and 404 for arrangements.
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