Dawes Heads East in Campaign Tour Across States
The Republican nominee Dawes travels by special train through Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and New York while targeting Missouri Illinois and Missouri as he mounts a broad eastward bus tour. He defends isolation from La Follette and criticizes his fund sources amid calls for campaign finance scrutiny.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Harwins
Hice Nice
Tik
Dawes
la Follette
Missouri
Diana
Beial
le Reagh
Mr. Dawes
Lind
St. Joe
St. Tippis
Anther Missouri
Bper
St Joseph
Pennsylvania
West Wilch Ja
Delaware
New Jersey
York
Rochester
Bedicke
Senato Oh
Jette
Inginsihee
Big la Follette Fund
T. V
Jindel
Af Laree
Mipaign
State Campa Committee
Ari
Barte
Repubic
Election supplies received for genbrict BL election
Supplies for the general election to be held here are received by the clerk. The county is busy organizing ballots for each township. Four ballot marks will be used this year: national and state tickets on one date, district and county on the second proposal to amend the constitution, and the fourth, the election to name a successor for the state congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuestley
F.C. Buselerk
Gitrict
KU White Club to attend Topeka event at U High
Members of the KU White League and Townspeople plan to attend a political rally in Topeka tonight featuring William Allen White. Charles Scott and Dr. Charles M. Sidi, editor of the Christian Herald, will speak. The KU club will manage seating and program distribution at the Masonic Hall auditorium. Local observers expect several lawmakers and farm advocates to attend. A Hessian fly demonstration by Kansas State Agricultural College expert G. Kelley will visit Douglass, Lyon, and surrounding areas Thursday and Friday with H C. Colglazier. A tuberculosis clinic will be held at Woodman hall Baldwin Wells store in Baldwin on Friday October 30 with doors opening at 9 am. Call Maude Bolt at the Bank pete phone 94, 94, for 4 mile time engagements.
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K.U. Whitelie Governor Club
Wally
William Allen White
Charles
Scott
Charles M. S' Idi
Christian
Riviomelogiste
Douglas G
Baldwin Tuberculosis
Woodman Hall
Welfley’s
Baldwin
S. L. Lox
Maude Bolt
Masonic Temple
Thomas G. Fitch
Wichita
Soverign
Kansas
Mit
Zerbal Lodge of Perfection
Knight of the East
Carl A. Preyer
K.C.C.H
T. A. Bogie
A. Porter Hults
A. P. Hulte
William B.downing
E. B. Stouffer
Gela W. Coffelt
Jenny
Myra Summers-Keeler
Russell Carter
Edward Kurtz
A. B
Henry H. Asher
William B. Downing
Dr. A. P. Hulls
Plymouth
Klan Leader Praises Party Line Shifts At OE Meet
An OE Meet speaker congratulated Klansmen for shifting party lines during a gathering in Memorial Hall. State officials and Klansmen discussed electing a slate of six candidates to party offices, with emphasis on anti reform and allegiance to the Klansmen network amid a crowd in attendance.
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Hasagd Klansmien
Pays Chance Good for President Riley in Residential Campaign
Fragmented dispatches report optimistic odds for President Riley as he reaches York and Hagland areas amid political shifts. Notes reference labor secretary Dixon, Coolidge era context, and dividend news from steel directors.
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York
Det
United States Steel
Sealed can to carry check for 15000 in Tulsa water project
Tulsa officials announce a sealed tin container linked to the Washington release button will travel with a 15,000 dollar check payable to W. Highway as the engineering fee for the Spayinaw lake to Tulsa water system. The device tests gravity feed as part of the new 7,000,000 dollar main line.
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Tulsa
Okla
Goalidge
Washington
Spayinaw Lake
Here
W. Hglway
Evans Sues Gardner for 100000 Alienation of Affections
Agnes U Evans of Lawrence Kansas sues Beatrice Gardner of Lincoln for 100000 alleging alienation of affections involving her husband Arthur Evans. The suit cites Gardners income from oil stocks and lavish entertainment that kept the husband away from home, and notes a prior divorce case and custody actions over their 9 year old daughter Helen.
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Lincoln
Net
Agnes U. Evans
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas
Beatricd Gardner
Coluso
Omaha
Beans
Tan
Evans
La Follette Seeks Victory in New York Trip
The La Follette campaign steps up with a week left before the election. He travels from Brooklyn to Schenectady to Boston, then heads west to Pittsburgh and Cleveland, attacking President Coolidge as the “silent servant of the system” and accusing the administration of control over the government.
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Baltimore
Associated Press
Robert M. La _Folletté
Thore
New York State
Brooklyn
Schenectady
New England
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Independent
Coolidge
Potato Show notices in Douglas county farm circle
County agent sends letters to potato growers alerting them to the potato show at the Chamber of Commerce building Kansas City November 4 6 and 7. He notes hot and cold treatment results from last year and references government inspection oil marketing program and judging contest on potatoes.
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H.C. Colgiazier
Douglas
Democratic rally features Governor Davis pledge for tax cuts
Governor Jonathan M. Davis outlines a progressive platform at a court house rally addressing taxes, state finance, and anti corruption, arguing for economy, reduced expenditures, and the elimination of political influence in state institutions. James Malone criticizes Republicans and pledges to repeal the tariff and lower freight rates if elected. Additional remarks attack White and Paulen, highlighting farmer concerns and national morality.
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Jonathan M. Tavis
Court House
James Malone
United States
Davis
Emporit
Paulen
W. Y. Morgan
NCE
Veo
White
Gvidenc
Capper
Star
Newspn
Topeka
Ansas
Patlen
Democratic Party
Bing
Malone
Thg ‘Party
Wilson
W. H. Sears
Shenandoah Flightreadies for North Pole Mission
Washington reports ongoing study on polar flight plans as President Coolidge weighs final decisions. Officials note Shenandoah's daily flight pace resembles the ZR-3, with past hesitation over risk to the only all-metal airship.
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Wi Bington
Coolidge
North Pole
Alantic
Peiler
Ted
Feppelt
Fee
Washington Cabinet Debates Tax Return Publication Policy
Washington reports the cabinet weighing the legality of publishing income tax returns. Attorney General Stone signaled broad agreement, with Mellon arguing legality previously. President Coolidge reportedly undecided on whether to issue guidance, while officials emphasized enforcing the law and presumption of innocence.
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Washington
Generral Stone
Mellon
Theoty
Stone
Logal
Romantic Age play set for Bowarsddk theater Monday
Saturday notices indicate the annual program at the Bowarsddk theater with tickets on sale at Henley House and campus outlets. Rehearsals daily in Littletheater Greenhall signal intensive prep as the cast readies for performances starting Monday evening November 3, under producer alan cement.
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K. U
Littletheater
Greenhall
Ash, Preight (Sramnal
Factory Stand Amid German Ties Cited by Eckner
Akron dispatch reports Dr Hugo Eckher, president of a German Zeppelin corporation, stating the factories will stand to preserve and maintain operations. He arrived in Akron as Italy marks fascist progress with public buildings flagged. In Milwaukee, baseball figures Landis faces a suit from Happy Felsch and Joe Jackson over 1920 World Series shares.
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Rédent Yeparts
Zeppelin Corporation
Mirieivichshifen
Hugo Eckher
Hid
Akron
Germany
White
Chicago
Landis
Milwaukee
Happy Felsch
Joe
Jickson
White Sox
Prominent church leaders to speak at First Church event
Four internationally known leaders in religious education will speak at the First Church in Lawrence on November 18. Led by Rev C. A. Richard, the group includes Hugh Maill of Chicago and W. W. Pearce, W Edward Rafferty, and Robert Hopkins. Chancellor E H Lindley chairs. They plan a Kansas tour visiting Kansas City Kansas Wichita Topeka and Salina.
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C. A. Richard
Cristian Churcit
Lawrence
Hugh ‘ Mai Il
Chicago
International Council of Religious Education
W. W. Pearce
the World Sunday Schoolssociation
W. Edward Rafferty
International Journal of Religious Education
Robert Hopkins
International Council For Religious Education
E. H. Lindley
Kansas
Kansas City
Wichita
Topeka l
Salina
Topeka
Louncil of
Agill
Myers Hall
Postmasters Instructed On Voting By Mail Handling
Washington October postmasters are told to ensure mail ballots are treated with utmost care and expedition. They should contact local election officials if postage issues arise to arrange prompt payment, and avoid any discrimination in handling ballots by mail.
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Washington
Uggested
Rock Island Pacific Railway Posts Record September Income
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway reported a September net operating income of 2,839,494, the highest monthly total in its history. Freight revenue reached 9,328,147, up from 7,969,802 in September 1923, while passenger revenue stood at 2,281,534 versus 2,143,752 a year earlier.
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Ieago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
I _ is
Divorce Suit Follows Reconciliation in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan on October 28 Mrs Olivia Simpson filed for divorce in superior court after a reconciliation at the Kent County jail. She accuses her husband Chedell Simpson of attempted murder in a shooting involving Colonel John Em Tas formjer and other national matters. The report notes the couple’s separation and the ongoing legal action.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Kent County
Olivia Simpson
Chedell Simpson
John Emtas
Coolidge Confident Election Result
Washington on October 18 President Coolidge told friends that all indications point to election of the Republican national ticket and that he is making plans accordingly. He said he had not decided on voting by mail but plans to do so rather than travel to Northampton Massachusetts for his ballot.
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Washington
Coolidge J
Cool Re
Northampton
Mass
Rallies Highlight Campaign for Colored Voters
A. Hy Shackelford will speak to colored residents Friday at the court house in a Republican rally. Plans include a closing rally Monday night at the courthouse with Judge A. Guyer and Mrs. Margaret Hill McParter as speakers. Orlin Weed and other officials will headline Baldwin and Twin Mound events as candidates address diverse gatherings.
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A. Hy. Shackelford Will
Court House
comit /house
A. Guyer
Congress
Margaret
Hill McParter
Topeka
Pes
Orlin Weed
Atchison Athe
Don Center
Frank Gurr Peka
George L. McCarty
Jn D. Kelley
Twin Mound
White-Torig
William
Allen White
City Auditorum
Marion Center
Frank Curry
George Mefarty
Carl D. Kelley
Midland
School Dental Clinic Rushes to Complete Inspections
Lawrence schools report 815 children examined by the city dentist with 399 having individual dentist cards. The clinic will handle high demand this year. parents urged to arrange care with private dentists as the school clinic cannot meet all applications. The dentist's office hours are Tuesday and Friday mornings in the Manual building.
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Lawrence
Seven Hate
Manual
M. C. del Manzo
Lincoln High School Essay Contest Opens This Morning
The Lincoln Essay Contest for high school students was announced today and invites entries up to 1300 words. Essays must be turned in to the principal’s office by January 15, 1925, with awards to be presented at an assembly on Lincoln’s birthday February 12. Last year’s winner was Miss Leona Marsh, whose essay appeared in the Journal World. A conference for first and second grade teachers is scheduled for this afternoon at 4 o’clock, led by Supt. Del Manzo, to discuss spelling and handwriting, to be held in the high school building.
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Lincoln
Tident
Leona Marsh
World
MI del Manzo
Huiding
Dollar Day Ad Copy Deadline At Journal World
Advertisers are urged to submit all Dollar Day copy to the advertising department by tomorrow October 29 for timely layout and proofing. For details contact the Journal World advertising desk or the Chamber of Commerce secretary.
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Tournal World
Advertising Department
The
Chamber] of Commerce
Journal World
University bureau of business research outlined at Chamber meeting
Prof Henry Holtzclaw described the newly organized University of Kansas business research bureau. The effort aims to fact-find, advise, and publish reports on general business issues to help local firms improve operations. Initial topics include sales policies, accounting methods for realtors, milling industry management, building loan policies, and retail collection practices.
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Bureau of Business Research
University of Kansas
Henry C. Holtzclaw
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
University Bureau
Holtzclaw
Harvard University
Northwestern University
New York Business Research
Bureau
Nebraska University
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New York
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Opeka
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Fort Leavenworth
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Code of Progressive Business Methods
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