France urges security through disarmament and balance of power
The World reports Briand presenting security as a core League issue, arguing that French habits of risk and fear shape their call for arms limits, while Lawrence school children adapt to early fall schedules as heat subsides. Gandhi expects Britain to grant India home rule, trusting England’s domestic troubles will leave room for concessions at the London conference, though past British inertia warns against optimism.
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France
Briand
League
Gandhi
Great Britain
India
England
London
Alfalfa Bill Murray Avoids Question in Oklahoma City Press Conference
Reporting on state affairs, the Oklahoma governor dismissed a question about a farm board wheat sales and a broader county tax dispute. The piece notes sales totaling over eighty million bushels to Germany and outlines legal action involving the Douglas County Farm Bureau over a 1 cent tax levy.
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Bill Murray
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Germany
Farm Board
County Farm Bureau
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Taxpayers League
League
Farm Bureau
Old Home Town residents return from travels and events
In Old Home Town Mrs George Innes Mrs H B Byllene and son George arrived home today from Canada with Mr Innes who also spent two weeks in New York and Canada. Mrs W H Sears and son Burton returned to Lawrence from Pentwater Mich. Ed Penchard Oscar O Connor Elmer and Oscar Benson went to Kansas City as cable policers for Bell Telephone. Harry Dick George Davis Charles Tucker Henry Asher and Joe Eddy attended the Charlie Scott meeting in Eudora yesterday. Miss Martha Stough arrived from Arkansas City to attend high school and live with Mrs W H Kelley. Delta Omicrons wear colors for Earl Hinesley Melville Woods and Arthur Spalding. Mr and Mrs B H Masters left for Kansas City. his brothers own a farm near KC offering rent free if he farms it. Walter Martin elected captain of the 1906 L H S team at a noon meeting. The new Baptist parsonage, recently completed, hosted a house warming with Rev W B Hutchinson and wife receiving 20 friends and two mahogany rockers presented by Mrs Frank Strong.
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George Innes
H. B. Byllene
George
Canada
Innes
New York City
W. H. Sears
Burton
Lawrence
Pentwater
Mich
Ed. Penchard
Oscar O’connor
Elmer
Oscar Benson
Kansas City
Bell Telephone
Harry Dick
George Davis
Charles Tucker
Henry Asher
Joe Eddy
Charlie Scott
Eudora
Martha Stough
Arkansas City
W. H. Kelley
Tenn
Delta Omicrons
Earl Hinesley
Melville Woods
Arthur Spalding
B. H. Masters
Walter Martin
L. H
New Baptist Parsonage
W. B. Hutchinson
Baptist Church
Frank Strong
McCanles to Lead KU Band Again This Fall
Veteran bandmaster J. C. McCanles, KU's first professional director, resumes the band directorship this fall after two years of retirement. Readies fall season as students move to studies at Columbia University and Ferry Hall while others depart for Sacramento events and outings.
Wedding Attendees From Sacramento Attend Ceremony
Remarks from Prof Wm McKeever juvenile director of the national Presbyterian board of temperance during a discussion of the Arbuckle case, involving the death of Miss Virginia Rappe, were reported today as a call to temporarily close the film industry in the United States and reopen under better management.
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Sacramento
United States
Wm. McKeever
National Presbyterian Board of Temperance
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Home Canning Dangers Botulism and Safe Practices
Autumn brings home canning and preservation of fruits and vegetables. Botulinus poisoning risk from botulinus bacillus found in dust soil and certain foods. Heat destroys germ and toxin. boil to 120 degrees C for ten minutes. Brine or vinegar canning is safer. Always discard soft spoiled foods and re cook preserved foods before eating. Monday-Anxiety.
Hutchinson Sugar Refining plant first sugar produced
In 1883 the Hutchinson Sugar Refining Company's plant produced its first sugar. In 1885 Gov Martin and A B Campbell spoke at a soldiers reunion in Hiawatha. Fritz Schaffer, former Prussian Guards member who fought the 110th Engineers at Exermont, was elected an honorary member of Topeka overseas veterans. Topeka mayor Ketcham was elected head of the group.
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Hutchinson Sugar Refining Company
Martin
A. B. Campbell
Hiawatha
Topeka
Topekans
110Th Engineers
Fritz Schaffer
110Th
Exermont
France
Qmar
Ketcham
Family Tensions Rise Over Nelson and Sam
In a tense confrontation Sam confronts Fourth Aldersea about Nelson and Martha visiting. Fourth, steering away from conflict, brushes aside Nelson, and later excuses Eugenie Frye, as Sam dénoues with shock. Nelson warns of consequences while Fourth contemplates a drastic act, leaving Sam without news of him.
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Perk Abbott
the Express
Sam Sherrill
Sam
Freddy Munson
Pink Thru
Nelson
Aldersea
Altho
Milk Plane Adventure With Percy and John
Percy and John ride a milk plane that delivers to air hotels schools and places. They enjoy the quick flights and the Little Black Clock explains the process as bottles and tubes are lifted to an air platform before the next delivery. They recall the old milk trains and cans waiting outside farm houses.
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Percy
John
Books and Readers Pan's Parish and Other Notices
A review roundup covers Louise Redfield Peattie new novel Pan's Parish set near Fantosque in France, praising its fairy tale charm and character depth. It also notes Woman's Work in Music revised edition highlighting women composers, and reports on Miss Bottome's travel plans and other literary items including Birth Control debates, Lord Hervey memoirs release, and Sir Hall Caine’s death on the Isle of Man.
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Wagner
Weber
Haydn
Schumann
Air Wading FLASHES OF LIFE in Monday AP report
The Associated Press item from Aliceville Alabama notes the first football death of the season as Rev. J S McFall 28 pastor of First Presbyterian died after his skull was fractured during a practice with students. Other items include Boston officials reorganizing pay sharing with welfare, Texas student moves to support college life, a moose trophy by a 7 year old, a town hall map copy project in Babylon NY, a child’s gesture to Germany earning an autographed photo, a Dickens epitaph discovery for his dog Mrs Bouncer backstory.
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Associated Press
Aliceville
Ala
J. S. McFall
First Presbyterian Church
Boston
James M. Gurley
Public Welfare Department
Lubbock
Texas
Virginia
Wester
Texas Technological College
Anchorage
Alaska
Harry H. Webb
James Watson Webb
Babylon
N.Y
New York
Dorothy Guth
von Hindenberg
Gravesend
England
Charles Dickens
Hermitage
Bouncer
Gads Hill Place
Higham
Rochester
Kansas Oil Price Plan Faces Midcontinent Talks
Kansas news briefs cover oil production limits proposed to hit Sept. 15 across Kansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico with suggested daily outputs and imports. Attendees include Cicero Murray and state commissioners as observers. Also: Edwardsville judge Purtee dies at 86. Oberlin rejects Highland power plant sale 762 to 159. Norton farmer Sumner acquitted. Hill City wage cuts and a treasure hunt church gathering and a retirement party for Mahlon Cox noted.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Oklahoma City
Kansas Free Fair
Edwardsville
John Purtee
Jesse James
Purtee
Muncie
James
Oberlin
Central Kansas Power Company
Abilene
Highland Power Plant
Norton
Robert Sumner
Norcatur
Ray Stapp
Stapp
Sumner
Hill City
Graham County Board of Commissioners
Hill
Kansas
Conference of
Oklahoma
Texas
Oil States Advisory Committee
Cicero S. Murray
Murray
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
California
The Endurance Test in Quiet Everyday Moments
A reflective meditation on crisis and endurance. The speaker urges embracing every moment as part of an infinite program, valuing unseen spiritual realities over visible troubles. He cites scenes of poverty, a remembered home, and Johnson's marriage to illustrate finding meaning beyond surface chaos.
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Jabez Bunting
Administration predicts relief will cover unemployment need
Washington on September 11 reports administration and relief leaders see a serious but manageable unemployment problem. Officials believe the public overemphasizes distress and that the nation can care for the unemployed this coming winter. About 1,500,000 people are out of work.
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Washington
Young People's League Trip From Eudora To Leavenworth
The St. Paul Evangelical church Young People's League left Eudora at noon to visit Leavenworth with well filled baskets. They all enjoyed two meals in the grove and played baseball and other games in the afternoon. Read list includes Geneva James and several Altenbernds among the Eudora group. Mrs. George Warmker and others then traveled to Kansas City to visit an ill friend at St. Margaret's hospital.
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Young People’s League
St. Paul
Edmund Koerner
Elmer Altenbernd
George Warmker
Frank Soymgers
Joe Zillner
John Weizeldorfer
Floyd Weizeldorfer
Kansas City
John Schuster
St. Margaret’ Hospital
Young People’s League of the
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