Kansas Teachers Meet in October
The Kansas State Teachers Association outlines its October 18 19 and 20 district conventions in Wichita Salina Independence and Topeka. The event marks the association s sixtieth anniversary and aims to enroll over 90 percent of Kansas teachers with notable out of state speakers and a strong program including Handel s The Creation and an All Kansas program headlined by state superintendent Jess Miley and KU Chancellor E H Lindley.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Wichita
Salina
Independence
Frank L. Pineh
Pinet
State Department of Education
Kansas
Chambers of Commerce
Raymond Robbins
Chicago
Albert Edward Wiggams
New York City
William Davidson
Pittsburgh
Lida Lee Tall
Maryland State Normal School
Thomas’ Birrgs
Columbia University
George Works
Cornell University
Theda Gildemeister
State Normal School of
Jess W. Miley
State
Fupdrintendent
Public Instruction
Mfrs
R. R. Bittman
E. H. Lindley
The
University of Kansas
Charles B. Griffith
Kansas education leaders elected for year at Topeka council
Superintendent A. D. Stout of Topeka aims to organize four general sessions and round table gatherings. Professor E. L. Holton of Kansas State Agricultural College serves as president of the Kansas State Teachers Association this year with Superintendent J. H. Clement of Junction City as vice president of the Topeka section.
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A. d. Stout
Topeka
E. L. Holton
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
J. H. Clement
Junction City
Debate over banning women from Indian mines
Simla Sept 5 The government of India weighs prohibiting female labor in mines where about one third of workers are women since 1842. An 1901 attempt failed amid employer opposition. A central letter seeks provincial advice as mining deepens and public opinion shifts, while imperialist press warns Indian conditions differ from Western norms.
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Simla
India
Government of India
England
Iin
Department of Industries, and Labor
MINES TO USE PLANES FOR RESCUE TRAINING NEAR BIRMINGHAM
The Interior Department tests airplane aid to mine rescue near Birmingham Alabama with a field ready for trial flights carrying Bureau of Mines personnel in oxygen gear. Additional fields will be set at mining towns. planes may speed response where railway cars and auto trucks must travel long distances.
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Washington
Associated Press
Department of the Interior
Birmingham
Alabama
Bureau of Mines
Auto tax discussed in Cleveland meeting announce
Cleveland Automobile Club hosts September 14 and 18 for a major automobile convention described as the most elaborate held in the United States. The Associated Press reports the event will showcase automotive topics and attract wide interest from enthusiasts and industry observers.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Automobile Club
United States
Amazing Facts From Lincoln Grocer About Tanlac
Robert L. Baker of 2025 Vine St Lincoln Nebraska credits Tanlac with restoring his health after three years of illness including flu rheumatic pains and weakness He reports weight gain from 150 to 202 pounds and says neighbors noticed the improvement He urges not to accept substitutes and notes Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 87 million bottles sold Natures own remedy for constipation sold everywhere
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Taniac
Robert L. Baker
Vine St
Lincoln
Nebr
Taniae
Tanlac
Skin Troubles Burden Youth Face In Early Days
Youth endure unsightly skin troubles that mar their joy. Resinol Soap cleanses deeply to prep the skin for Resinol ointment, bringing relief and comfort to sufferers. Resinol products are promoted as gentle and effective skincare.
Jay's a Real Go Getter
An unclear fragment references Jay and Cal Cooke with a boastful phrase about effort. The readable text suggests a local feature noting ambition but provides no concrete event, date, or context to identify persons or an organization.
National Motorists Association Meeting Attracts 400000
Fred H. Caley announces the Cleveland Automobile Club and the National Motorists Association will host a meeting with club presidents secretaries and officials from across the country. More than 400,000 motorists are expected to attend as analysts review automobile progress and discuss traffic problems and taxation.
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Fred H. Caley
Cleveland Automobile Club
National Motorists’ Association
Veteran Club
Love Pact Deaths Shock Tokyo Readers
The double suicide of renowned novelist Arishima and writer Akiko Hatano in Tokyo sparks nationwide attention. Imitators, including ordinary couples, seek reflected glory from the affair, while Western philosophy influences growing public opposition to death by one’s own hand under any circumstance.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Arishima
Japan
Akiko Hatano
Lodge to Erect a Home for Woodmen Members
W A Fraser announces Woodmen of the World will establish an old peoples home near San Antonio Texas for members of the order. Plans call for state endowed suites named after states, offering compassionate care in a homey atmosphere for aging members and those with lost families or moved away.
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Omaha
Associated Press
Woodmen of the World
San Antonio
Texas
W. A. Fraser
Wandmer
Mr. Fraser
Wovchimen
Foreigners Dodge Taxes In Yokohama Council Probe
Yokohama officials say not only perpetual lease holders owe taxes but several foreigners not holding such leases have evaded payments. The foreign office notes consuls with business duties are not exempt from municipal taxes. Debate grows as consular exemptions wane amid rising consuls. Charleston to elect two women aldermen. Mississippi Legislature to include women members. Turkish high-class women increasingly unveiled. luck cited.
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Yokohama
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Substitutes for Church Rites in Soviet Life
Moscow dispatch reports Trotsky arguing that Communist life adapts to family rites births names include Octobrina and Nines and newborns receive factory committee inspections. School entrance earns a holiday with unions involved. marriages demand ceremonial display. cremation is chosen but rituals persist. Trotsky suggests moving pictures to counter church and saloon influence.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Russia
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Lenin
Soviet Republic
DuPont Opens 36 344 Acre Game Sanctuaries
Wilmington, Sept 5 Associated Press The Sporting Powder Division of DuPont announces use of 36 344 acres of unoccupied land near explosives plants as sanctuaries to protect game and insectivorous birds. Reservations span Pennsylvania Colorado Alabama Washington Iowa West Virginia Virginia Minnesota New Jersey Missouri Wisconsin and Montana with many sites heavily wooded.
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Wilmington
Del
Associated Press
du Pont
United States
Sporting Powder
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Alabama
Washington
Iowa
West Virginia
Virginia
Minnesota
New Jersey
Missouri
Wisconsin
Montana
Jail Delivery Stirs Sofia Political Scene
In Sofia Bulgaria Director of Public Safety Natcheff announced the escape of two prisoners during a jail raid targeting Stamboulisky loyalists. The escape involved Krum Popoff former Sofia mayor and Stoyan Kalucheff private secretary to the late Premier Starboldsky. Escapees disappeared after being taken for examination amid a dramatic seizure.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Director of Public Safety
Stamboulisky
Natcheff
Krum Popoff
Stoyan Kalucheff
Starboulisky
Argentine Scientist Debunks Ancient Skull Claim
Buenos Aires reports Professor Elmer S. Riggs of the Field Museum, Chicago, declares the alleged tertiary human skull found by Dr. J. G. Wolfe in Patagonia is not a fossil but a sandstone concretion. Riggs notes similar rock forms, calling the object nature's joke and dismissing the skull as geological.
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Buenos Aires
J. G. Wolfe
Patagonia
Elmer S. Riggs
Field Museum
Chicago
Riggs
de Benedetti
Patsagonia
Wolfe
Museum
Rapid Air Station Expansion Seen Across Pacific Bases
Washington analysis of the Willard Board report shows a ten year push to develop western naval air stations. The program backs phased funding through 1934 for Alameda Sand Point Hawaii and Canal Zone with 1938 1940 expansions at Guantanamo and a Pacific focus delaying Atlantic bases.
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Washington
Associated Press
Willard Board
Navy Department
Naval Air Stations
Florida
Utah
Wyoming
Canal Zone
Hawaii
Alameda
One Point
San Diego
Alastee
Washington Station
Guantanamo Fleet Base Air Sta Iion
Atlantic Coast
Pacific
Marine Flying Field
Quantico
Fleet Base
Hampton Roads
Pensacola
Fla
Anacostia
D. C
Chatham
Mass
Cape May
N. J
Key West
Charleston
Gandhi Not Released in Indian Assembly Vote
In Sima India on Sept 7 the national Legislative Assembly defeated a resolution calling for the early release of Mahatma Gandhi and other political prisoners after a heated debate. Seshagiri Iyer spoke for the resolution outlining the politics movement and its aims.
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National Congress
Ir. Iyer
Malcolm Hailey
India
Sima
Associated Press
Mahatmal Gandhi
National Legislative Assembly
Seshagiri Iyer
Gaudy robes disdained by boxers in New York
The Associated Press reports boxers prefer modest gear over flashy robes. Luis Angel Firpo popularized lemon and black checked robes with purple trim, while Dempsey, the world champion, favors simple trunks and a dark purple dressing gown in training and travel.
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New York
Associated Press
Luis Angel Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Sanne
Closing Out Sale At Wabridge Place Near Vinland
A large farm auction lists cattle hogs horses and dozens of implements. Readied items include Jersey Guernsey Holstein and Red cattle, brood sows, hay corn oats, harnesses, chickens, two binder drills plows mowers and a long array of farm tools and household goods. The sale to be conducted by J. Wickam, with terms cash or credit, and no removal before terms are met.
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Kévatone Lowe Loeung
TP Voss
Wabridge Place
Hudnra
Vinland
Mackie
Rhode Island
Harrow
Zool
Surrey
Calvin
Bell City
Jacob Wickam
RB. Moore
Ry G. Vleva
Ee Aagme
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