Parade of Deeds inspection highlights Vinland Grange work
A visiting party toured the Vinland Grange facilities and heard reports on 14 projects including the Grange fair, 4-H calf program, and community planning efforts led by Baker University professor Paul Kochan. Highlights covered remodeling on the first floor, library fund support, Halloween events, and Wolf drive results. The group then traveled to Seward, Nebraska for further inspections.
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Grange Hall
Hewinaon
Herve i
Vinlasd
Community Planning Council
Paul Kochan
Baker University
Baldwin
Baldwin-Vinland
Vinland
Kochan
Grange
Tells Grange
Hoskinton
County Commissionea
The
Eugene Leary
Douglas County
Grange Committee
Lloyd Craig
Vinland Consolidated
A. G. Hammond
Palmyra
Woodrow Sturdy
Baldwin Library
Fred Pylon
Baldwin Community Library Fund
Edwin Sample
Pylon
Vinland 4-H Club
O. R. Temple
Union
Lawrence
Kansas City
Mons
Ean King
Vinland Telephone Company
Vinland Grange
Seward
Neb
Goehner Grange
Memorial Hospital Social Births and Masonic Notice
At Memorial Hospital C L Volland Baldwin Charles Douglas Linwood Herbert Reed 1012 Mlinsix street Mrs Minnie Boener Linwood Mrs Bernadette Richards 45 Missouri street Merle McKinner 2133 Ohio street May Holt 73373 Massachusetts street Mrs Beulah Dean Eudora Mrs Mavis Reardon 1200 Tennessee Street Mrs Joan For Mr Mrs Naomi Beisel and baby boy 2119 Kentucky street Arthur Carlisle Oskaloosa Mrs Mollie Gerth Lane J D Marshall 1810 Haskell avenue Mr and Mrs Charles Shall 1601 Rhode Island stret a son yesterday and Mr and Mrs Albert Hamtin Lecompton two sons today Special communication of WM De la Mare Council Knights Kadosh SF Wednesday October 25 Dinner 6:30 Degree work 7:30 29th and 30th degrees Pancoe W O Weighs Boor 2 ws x ty-
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C. L. Volland
Baldwin
Charles Douglas
Linwood
Herbert Reed
Mlinsix
Minnie Boener
Bernadette Richards
Missouri Street
Merle McKinner
Ohio Street
May Holt
Massachusetts Street
Beulah Dean
Eudora
Mavis Reardon
Tennessee Street
Joan For
Naomi Beisel
Charles Shall
Rhode Island Stret
Yesterof
Albert Hamtin
Lecompton
Wm. de la-Mare Council Knights Kadosh
Pancoe W
United Nations Day Noted In Lawrence KU Observance
Lawrence notes United Nations Day with foreign students at the University of Kansas and visits to local high schools. Construction work for a new foundation continues, the old City Hall bell tolls one last time, and a blood donation drive reports 40 signups with a goal to recruit ten percent of adults as donors.
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University of Kansas
United Patentions Day
Sadent Raent
Jamier Ami
Old City Hall
United Nations
New City Hall
Kansas University 1920 Football Reunion Attendees Listed
Twenty two former KU gridmen have indicated they will join the Homecoming weekend reunion. Names include Dr. F C Allen coach Lawrence and players from various towns with positions such as fullback guard and tackle. Alumni secretary Fred Ellsworth says more wires are going out to locate others.
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Kansas University
K.U
F. C. Allen
Lawrence
Ellis J. Allison
Salina
Clifford K. Arthur
Junction City
Harvey E. Bross
Manhattan
William Davison
St. John
Earl Endacott
Abilene
Perry Godlove
Clay Center
Harley Little
Overland Park
A. C. Lanborg
Frank Mandeville
Hay Kansas City
Andrew J. McDonald
Bringfield
Bruce P. Meeker
Denver
George E. Nettels
Pittsburg
Edwin A. Sandefur
John Irving Stelzer
Platte City
Mahlon Weed
Kansans City
Kenneth Welch
Emporia
C. ©. Wilson
Greeley
Colo
Carl I. Winsor
Wichita
Warren V. Moody
Wilmette
Inl
Orris Cox
Ottawa
Adrian Lindsey
Fred Ellsworth
Senate inquiry opens in four states amid NY race turmoil
Washington Oct 24 The Senate elections committee orders inquiries in New York Iowa Kentucky and Pennsylvania. Chairman Gillette says a three man subcommittee will conduct full investigations. NY probe follows a contentious nomination scene tied to Lt Gov Hanley and Gov Dewey amid a party letter claiming finalizing obligations within 90 days. American Labor party petitioned the inquiry alleging sordid deals in nominations.
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Washington
Senate
New York
Iowa
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Gillette
Thomas E. Dewey
Hanley
American Labor Party
Dormitory bids advance for Endowment project near 14th and Louisiana
Total bids reach 441758 with Bruno of Lawrence as second low at 59326. Endowment committee to decide after today’s meeting. Alternate provisions may drop some original facilities to start construction sooner. Dormitories housing about 50 students will be built on Endowment property near 14th and Louisiana streets. The Stephenson and one Pearson building are planned for men.
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Bruno
Lawrence
Endowment
Endowment Association
14Th and
Louisiana Streets
Stephenson
Pearson
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Lovisa Johnson in Lawrence
Mrs Lovisa Johnson a Lawrence resident since 1886 died last evening at Lawrence Memorial hospital age 86. Home was 1338 Rhode Island street she was a member of Ninth Street Baptist church Funeral arrangements announced later Survived by two stepchildren Fred Johnson Lawrence and Mrs Charles Brown Cleveland Ohio
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Lovisa Johnson
Louisa Johnson
Lawrence
Rhode Island Street
Ninth Street
Fred Johnson
Charles Brown
Cleveland
Ohio
Wichita honors 104 firms at Kansas Manufacturers show
One hundred four Kansas firms will be honored for a half century of distinguished service with 50 year citations signed by Governor Carlson and Kansas Industrial Development Commission officials. Luncheons will honor regional industrial groups as the show opens tonight at 7 30 and runs through Sunday. About 200 firms statewide prepare exhibits of diverse products as manufacturing employment in Kansas rises from 53 971 to 93 000 in ten years per the Kansas State Employment Service.
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Wichita
Kansas
Gor
Frank Carlson
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Northeast Kansas
Western Kansas
W. L. Gray
Kansas State Employment Service
New Taxes Next Week On Television Sets And Jewelry
Washington notes a November 1 effective date for a 10 percent tax on manufacturer prices for home television sets and small freezers. A 20 percent excise tax applies to jewelry and furs sold at retail by auctioneers for estates or nonretailers. Slot machines and gaming devices tax rises to 150 dollars annually. Transportation taxes apply to payments made outside the United States, and freight tax stands at three percent.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Seek New Rate Hike By Southwestern Bell in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City October 24 Southwestern Bell Telephone Company asked the Oklahoma Corporation Commission for a new 10.1 million annual rate increase. If granted it would follow a 5.75 million award last year and about 2 million sought from the state supreme court. Opponents included Oklahoma Users of Public Service Inc plus representatives of Sapulpa and Sny der and the Oklahoma Hotel Association.
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Oklahoma City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Comany Today
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma Users of Public Service, Inc
Sapulpa and
Snyder
Oklahoma Hotel Association
Telephone users in dispute over Tate expansion plan
Opponents of Tate argued to block introduction of testimony from last year’s hearing. John Cantrell, attorney for the company, urged the commission to consider an $83,000,000 expansion though noting current income may not support certainty. Chairman Bond allowed time for protests after presenting Cantrell’s evidence.
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Tate
John Cantrell
Commission
Reford Bond
Cantrell
New Jersey officials seize $127,000 in raids on bookie lair
Teaneck New Jersey deputy attorney general Nelson Stamler led two raids netting 127000 in wall safe cash and a trunk of gambling records at Leo Link court records show Link alias J W Donaldson under indictment in a Western Union horse betting case. Stamler cited Bridgeton activities estimating 22000 monthly business and 26000 annual messaging charges. Link held on 25000 bail on bookmaking charges. case pending.
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Teaneck
N. J
New Jersey
Leo Link
J. W. Donaldson
Western Union
Nelson Stamler
Link
Stamler
Palisedes Park
Bridgeton
South Jersey
Western Union Co
Market News Recap Shows Mixed Commodities Gains
In Kansas City markets Grain and livestock receipts edge higher amid steady to firm demand. Wheat and corn futures advance with export prospects cited. live cattle and hogs show varied gains while hay prices hold firm on quality. New York stocks rise modestly with Chrysler and General Motors leading gains as overall market steadies.
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Enn
Rajix Ani Canyertibhy
Molu
Kansas City
Medigar
Armalh
Elie
Boas Ib
New York
Chrysler
General Motore
Motors
Salea
Boeing
Bekenley
American Telephone
Con
Edison
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Wichita, Kan
J. A. McCullough
Aero-Parts Manufacturing
Howard Kline
Memorial Hospital
K.U. Grid Morea
Pyongyang Street
Alexander Makaroumis
Lowell
Mass
William D. Locke
Enfield
Takeshi Kumaga
Honolulu
Sunchon
Tokyo
Pyorgyang
Yunka
Southwestern Bell
Oklahoma
Buatteriat
Whipores Bearans
Farmerin Br Laghorts Broverr
Jen
Ins
Kansas Iy
Prairie
Atvady
Waneas
Berein
Memoriam
Ong
Flora ‘Strong
Elatives
Sippel
Harry
Buddy) Asher
Harry Asher
Delphia Wallbridge
Admiral Cp
Jon
Keck
EY Deere & Co
Elec
Gen Poors
Pw & Lt
Furna Service Sheet
SCOTT
Erature A.M
Ces
Equip.co
Schuber
N. B. St
Granada
Lawwhe Nce
Eneas
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Lawrence Memorial CO
Norman Endacott
Mer
City Hall
M. C. Manley
Merle McKinney
Decker-Keys Agency
Warren Decker
Myron Keys
Pea Aie
F. A. Cordell Prescription Cruggists
Ed Barrison
Howmet, McGrew & Peck Insurance
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
Friendly Undertaker
Traylor
Calvin
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