Kemp Heads Bankers Association at Wichita Convention
Wallace D. Kemp of Citizens State Bank of Wichita was elected president of the Kansas State Bankers Association at the closing session of the fifteenth annual convention in Wichita. Fred Hi Quincy declined the post to take a planned European tour. A. R. Wallace was named secretary. Officers named include Pat McGinley Frontenac first vice president and Rose Dodge City second vice president. Ena D. Partridge Topeka secretary. William MacFerren Jr Topeka treasurer and press secretary. Other district officers include selections from Topeka and Lawrence with McClanahan of Lawrence listed among them.
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Wichita
Southwick
Topeka
Ogdbury
Sabetha
Clanahany Lawrence
Mc-Afée
Fort Scott
Local Officials and District Names From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR listing names and districts includes iN Palmer Pitsbug Tom Bou lus Lola fourth district C A Hale Yates Centers A R Wallace Sr Burdick fifth district Wayne Randall Woodbine Richard Bennet Manhattan sixth district F L Merrill Ellis C Bartleson Ben loitt seventh district ae Wagner Cimarron IF Cooter pet letiaoe eig ail t John H Boys Wichita R Haines Augusta
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Palmer
Pitsbug
Tom Boul
C.A. Hale
Yates
A. R. Wallace
Sr Burdick
Wayne ‘Randall
Woodbine
Richard Ben‘nett
Manhattan
F.L. Merrill
Ellis
C. Bartleson
Ben Loitt
Ae Wag
Ner
Cimarron
If. Cooter
Talk at Convention Wichita Kans October 24
William Jennings Bryan and Governor Jonathan M Davis led Kansas state bankers association speakers at the closing session. Bryan praised the bank guaranty law and urged universal adoption. Davis urged bankers to back him in the coming election. The group adopted a resolution to prohibit branch banks in state and national banks. The convention concluded with officer installation and talks by M B Light and Carl J Tieterson. Bryan spoke at Newton that night.
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Wichita
Kan
Oet
William MacFerran Jr
Topeka
M. B. Light
State Reserve
Bak ‘Oo
Wichita, and State Bank
Carl J. Tieterson
Bryan Cdmb
Sedge
Laptad Sale Attracts Strong Bidding And High Averages
The Laptad stock farm sale drew a good crowd with close to 20 dollars average on forty head of spring boars and gilts. Durocs sold slightly higher than Polands, L. Whitehead paid 40 dollars for a Duroc boar, and J. T. Hanna bought seven head. Next sale set for April 23. Also reports Rev N D Gotthling speaking at Manhattan dinner and Lawrence precincts election boards being appointed.
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Laptad
H. T. Rule
Ralp Dawson
Kansas City
L. Whitehead
Rossvill
J. T. Hanna
Oskhiloosa
Regular dinner meeting at Mrs Eva Guffin's
A dinner meeting is planned at 6 30 tonight at Mrs Eva Guffin's followed by a business session. The fragment notes a regular gathering and an additional meeting step with no further details.
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Eva Guffin
Topeka Appeals for Votes on Kansas Amendments
Secretary of State Frank J. Ryan appeals to Kansas voters to back two constitutional amendments at the general election. The first would authorize a million dollar bond for a Spanish war veterans bonus, the second a gasoline tax to fund permanent highways. He estimates a two cent per gallon tax could cut license tag prices in half while raising about three million dollars annually for statewide road construction.
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Topeka
Kan
Frank J. Ryan
Kansas
Ryan
DO Ryan
Clarke to chair Douglas county Ex-Service League branch
Samuel G. Clarke receives official notice of appointment as chairman for the Douglas county unit forming a local Ex-Service Men Republican League. He plans a first meeting early next week in Binglas county to unite veterans in support of national and state Republican tickets. The group is distinct from the Douglas County Ex-Service Men's Political Club active last spring.
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Samuel G. Clarke
Douglas County
Men‘s Republican League
Republican Party
Binglas County
Clarke
Congress
Douglas Hudson
Fort Scott
Kans
Ex-Service Men’s Republican League
Ex-Service Men's Political Club
Secretary Wallace’s Condition Serious After Operation
Washington October 24 Secretary Wallace of the agricultural department has suffered further complications from the operation last week to remove his appendix and gall bladder. His condition is regarded as serious with toxemia resulting from the surgery.
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Wallace
Washington
Agricultural Department
Cockriel found guilty in Kansas City murder case
The jury in Jackson county court found Ace Cockriel guilty of shooting and killing his estranged wife Nina on September 25 and sentenced him to life in the state penitentiary. The item also notes local notices about a Farm Bureau meeting, a Holstein-Friesian sale, Berlin advertising changes, and tax restatement work for 1924.
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Cockriel
Kansas City
Pseuil
Ace
Nina
Jackson
Farm Bureau Board
Douglas County Farm Bureau Board
H. C. Colglazier
County
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Holstein-Friesian ‘Association
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