Colonel Dan Morgan Smith to Speak at First Christian Church
Colonel Dan Morgan Smith known as the Battalion of Death commander will speak Sunday evening at 0 45 at the First Christian Church. He will recount his World War I role with the 77th Infantry on the St Mihiel salient and the Hill Ro Quatre Chemins action. touring under Anti Saloon League support, Nebraska State League directs. Admission is free.
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Lawrence Man Elected W Jones Chosen as President Kansas Hospital Association
Lawrence man elected as president of the Kansas Hospital Association with W Jones named as the chosen leader. The announcement highlights the new leadership and the ongoing role of the association in coordinating hospital services across Kansas.
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Deaths and Funerals and Kansas Hospital Association
Deaths reported including Mrs A Stingley and Mrs Raymond Schweg ing oar died last night in Kansas. A meeting elected Dr G W Jones president of the Kansas Hospital Association. Louise Kienengey head of Training School at Christ Hospital Topeka was elected secretary and treasurer. The association aims to raise Kansas hospital standards, with about ten years of activity. The annual meeting, set for the second Thursday in October 1921 at Newton, was planned.
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Clergy to conduct services at Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Ma held services at the Tanity Lutheran church Monday at 2 o clock conducted by Rev ing the pastor. The burial will take place at Oak Hill cemetery. A short group will be organized for the business council. A Lupton went to Topeka on business.
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Heard In Lawrence Bir Springs Fair and City Meetings
Readable fragments report upcoming Bir Springs fair on Thursday and Friday and a Monday city commission meeting. Mentions election boards gathering to review election laws and a local church event about the Woman Vote. Includes brief notes on weather, football, fires, and cinema crowd activity.
Shipping costs lower as freights drop globally
A shipping authority cites a roughly four percent fall in freights since the year's start due to heightened world trade and export scarcity. UK ports report ships departing with cargo while the US share remains a fraction of prewar tonnage. Rising operating costs are noted as a major factor.
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London
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United States
Made in Germany remains symbol for exiled ruler
Amecranzem October 23 reports the former German Emperor clings to the Made in Germany sign. Despite mistreatment, he buys German goods in Doorn for himself and his court from Berlin whenever possible. His hospital furnishings were shipped from Berlin as a memorial of his stay, angering Dutch tradespeople and local workers who charge high prices.
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