Political Commentary on 1920 Election Dynamics and Labor
A Republican analysis from Douglas County outlines majorities for Harding and Allen, disputes over labor support, and the Wilsonian baseline for the Democratic campaign. It discusses labor, party leadership, and the portrayal of Wilson, plus issues in Britain, southern unrest, and wheat farmers facing market declines without resorting to illegal action.
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Republican
Harding
Allen
Douglas County
Woodrow Wilson
San Francisco
Wilson Cies
Ign
Wiland
Wilson
Mantle
Elihu
Cox
Chancellor Lindley Sees Ideal of Service to Kansas
Editorial notes Chancellor Lindley at the University dinner urging the institution to bond with all Kansans. He envisions the university as a service hub providing research, advice, and knowledge to cities, farmers, health, and business, aiming to be the people’s servant and a member of the state’s sisterhood of states.
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Lindley
Kansas State University
Ingalls
Kansas
Hinl
Minnesota
Wisconsin
California
Iinois
Emporia Gazette
Today’s Events and Trials Across North America and Europe
Readers learn of diverse activities from Centenary of a Dakota pioneer to Rev Schuler’s five year milestone and Catholic bishopric. Georgia Democrats meet to nominate candidates. The National Business Show runs a week in Newark Central Palace. Canadian coal supply and mining talks begin in Winnipeg. Alfredo Cocchi’s murder trial resumes in Bologna. Canadian provincial electors vote on temperance measures across Nova Scotia Manitoba Saskatchewan and Allain.
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Firth of Waller St
Burleigh
Schuler
Catholi
Democrats of
Canadian Institute of Mining and Aleurgy
Pening
Winnipeg
Alfredo Cocchi
Ruth Cruger
New York City
Bologna
Italy
Candian
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Allain
Canada
Twenty five years ago in Lawrence and local notes
A two part item recalls a 1870 bridge accident in Lawrence where fourteen people were blown off the bridge by a southerly wind. It also mentions Innes Co store opening, Prof Snow’s steel trap incident, and notes on University of Kansas history and figures. A second section from 1895 covers Captain Oliver Barber’s death, Adna Clarke’s street lamp accident, tax roll totals, and Commemoration Day honoring Robinson Thacher and Professor Robinson with biographical notes.
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Republican Daily Journal
Innes & Co
Raymond's
Lawrence
Innes
Snow
Professor Snow
University of Kansas
Daily World
Lawrences
Daily Journal
Oliver Barber
Douglas County
Sterling Worth
Captain Barber
O. P. Barber
Perry B. Barber
Adna Clarke
Clarke
Regments
Kansas University
Today’s anniversaries reveal early Dakota pioneer birth and diplomatic deaths
Listings note Walter A Burleigh of Waterville Maine born in 1820 and died 1896 in Dakota territory, plus Theodore Runyon born in Somerville and died in Berlin in 1845. the 1846 entry mentions an American squadron.
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Walter A. Burleigh
Dakota
Waterville
Maine
Yatik ‘Ton
Theodore Runyon
Fir
United States
G Lmeny
Somerville
Berlin
Commodore Perry Bombards Tampico in 1847 Event
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Perry bombarding Tampico in 1847, a 1841 Banking Act suspension amid a panic, 1870 Indiana's Oliver Morton declining a U S minister post to Britain, and 1900 Transvaal proclaimed part of the British Empire. Also mentions the Gie Federation of Clans at Spriefield and 1895 Sir Charles Astle, Zamane musician, dying in Manchester.
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Perry
Tabasco
Mexico
England
Oliver T. Morton
Indiana
United States
Great Britain
Spriefield
Charles Astle
Manchester
Has
Wertphaia
Transvaal
Built Up State Plant Imri Zumwalt's Work as State Printer
Imri Zumwalt's first term as state printer is noted for high printing and binding quality and economical plant management. He saved about $50,000 on paper and bindings by timely purchases and cut unnecessary printing. The plant finished the term without emergency appropriation or deficit, delivering nearly all school book printing on time despite paper and labor troubles. Zumwalt, 40, was appointed February 1, 1919, by Governor Allen to replace W. R. Smith amid a background of Osborn and Decatur county roots and a career in publishing and education before taking the post.
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Tavi Zumwalt
Mr. Zumwwait
Avitriicd
School Book Commission
Imri Zumwalt
Allen
W. R. Smith
Zumwalt
Osborne
Decatur
Clyde High School
Washburn College
Toveka Werall
Herington Sun
Herington High School
Bosiner Springs Chieftain
Daily Capital
Missouri Jump coal on cars at Matthews Lumber Co
A brief item notes coal on cars at Matthews Lumber Co in Missouri. No further details on quantity, cause, or responsible party are provided. Local business activity and transportation context appear in a terse line from the page.
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Missouri
Matthews Lumber Co
The Idol Dancer claims love not real love debunked
A long critique argues that modern psychology discredits love as the universal romantic feeling. It cites jealousy and selfish traits in engaged couples and claims true love is rare, with examples from historic stories and cinema. The piece previews The Idol Dancer at Griffith theaters, portraying a beachcomber’s affection.
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Marriel
Daman
Pethias
D. W. Griffith
Griffith
Untitled Local Notice With Names and Ads
Treat Your Ow drinking natural water Yope Spring water McNish Prone 298 We want you to feel at liberty to consult us about anything in the optical line Guistafson 2 leven court lump foal on cars at Lumber Co Phone 34 Drs Welch Welch chiropractors Palmer Schnot graduates Bee B Missduri lump ceal on cars at Matthews amber Co Phone 014 Sibley store at Auction Oct 29 and 30
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McNish
Guistafson
Leven
Lumber Co
Missduri Lump Ceal
Matthews Amber Co
Sibley
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Volney
Town
Episcopal
Ireland
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South Dakota
Votney
Iowa
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Oes Cf
Journal- World
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Drs
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Bee
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Mayers
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Farmers State and Savings Bank
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