Cattlemen Seek Washington Talks to Stabilize Prices
A Kansas livestock delegation led by former Governor W KR Stubbs and Kansas Livestock Association secretary J H Mercer heads to Washington to press for market stability. They argue food administration policy worsens cattle prices, threatening production and future demand, as farmers demand assurance of profits after high feed and pasture costs. Also a call for jobs at Boener Brothers Cigar Factory offers women and girls steady work.
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Topeka
Kansas
W KR. Stubbs
Lawrence
J. H. Mercer
Kansas Livestock Association
Washington
Food Administration
Eldim
Mercer
Boener Brothers Cigar Factory
Adv
WILL VISIT VERMONT J Flintom Stops in Lawrence on Way from California
W J Flintom returned today from Clair California where he spent three months visiting with his daughter Mrs E P Sample wife of Eee Sample of California. Mr Flin is a newspaper man of 54 years experience. He intends to visit several days in Lawrence and Kan City. Next Friday Mr Flintom starts for Vermont where he will the home of his boyhood. In California he attended a reunion of Kansans at Sycamore near Pasadena with over two thousand Kansans present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Flintom
Lawrence
California
Sycamore Neer
Pasadena
Women and Transit Fares Led to Fines in Ascot
London reports show a magistrate at Ascot fining Miss Lillian Ascot ten dollars for not paying a railway fare with the remark that women are the worst offenders in fraud against railway companies. The item also notes various brief ads and miscellaneous clippings from London, Kaiser headlines, a German POW escape, wool imports, and other notices.
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London
Ascot
Lillian Ascot
London and North Western Railway
Sorority Announces The Dela sseler New Pit
A sorority announces The Dela sseler as a new pit and notes lavish spending by Mrs. Code EF TONS and others, with references to Rev and fadley among the cited parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorority
Mrs. Code
Rev
Fadley
Baldwin News Briefs From Chapel Decor and Local Events
Regular morning chapel exercises were held in the newly decorated Centennary chapel by college students. The main floor now features new opera chairs and refreshed walls with fresh varnish. Main seating holds about 500. The high school football team announced two game dates, October 3 against Waverly and another with Wellsville, as coaches Webllborn and Captain Hil direct the squad with Jasper Griffin aiding training. Mrs. Arthur McPheeters’ Baldwin stock won four prizes at the State Fair, including two firsts and two seconds, with Speckled Sussex entries. Mrs. McPheeters plans to enter fowls in the inter-state fair in Kansas City. Mrs. Herbert Pardee and Nette Pardee of Kansas City visited, then returned home after a brief stay with Warle Williams and family. Charles N. Bailey and Mrs. Bailey left for Shawnee, Oklahoma, due to the death of Mrs. Thomas Waldrop, a cousin. Miss Jane McCarter of Topeka visited Goodwin friends over the weekend. Five Masons were in green in some event.
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Centennary
Waverly
Wellsville
John Webllborn
Hil
Jasper Griffin
Hakiwin High School
Baldwin Ickens
Arthur McPheegers
Lopeka
Obituary for syn lacile Woodward in Douglas County Kansas
Syn lacile Woodward daughter of Albert Th and Grace J Woodward born September 20 1801 in Marion township Douglas county Kansas died September 18 18L9 in Vachlo Colorado aged 17 years 11 months 60 days She leaves a mother and a grandfather Jd o R Woodward many friends joined Friends Church Easter Sunday 1914 She was a devoted worker among the young folks of the community came to Lawrence to live in 110 with her mother since then She was cheerful and happiest when helping others After her father died in 1010 she cared for her mother and grandfather who she cherished She left Lawrence four months ago for Colorado seeking health but passed away before recovery The obituary notes her devout life and family ties.
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Syn Lacile Woodward
Albert Th
Grace J. Woodward
Marion Township
Douglas County
Kansas
Vachlo
Colorado
Jd O R. Woodward
Friends Church
Lawrence
Enrolment Growth at Local High Schools Surges
Readable school data shows Quincy Woodlawn and Lincoln Heights leading growth in enrollment as the second week of school closes. Total high school enrollment stands at 666 with increases across Wirg, Lincoln and nearby institutions amid rising population and interest in education.
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Quincy, Woodlawn
Lincnly
Local society notes and cinema price rise at Varsity and Roversock
Several Kansas City and Lawrence residents visit kin in California and Kansas City. Updates note Mrs J P Coffman and daughter returning to Lawrence, Miss Rose Segenaum in Kansas City, and various trips by Mrs H J Cooper and others. The Varsity and Roversock Theatres raise admission from 15 and 27 cents to 25 and 20 cents due to higher film costs and labor. Management explains higher raw film costs and cotton, with no change to film quality and continued pursuit of premier pictures.
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Kaixe
Ty and Dowersuck Theatres
Leony
Varsity
Roversock
Lloyd Ware
New York City
Undertaker profiteering probe widens in Topeka case
Assistant Attorney General Clifford Matson cites evidence of a local undertaker profits combine, with testimonies indicating profits up to 160 percent. Investigation will press on as officials pursue the case. Meanwhile the Prince of Wales and party travel across Canada, to spend most of today at Revelstoke before reaching the Pacific coast.
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Topeka
Clifford Matson
H.C
Son
Matson
Prince of Wales
Canada
Revelstoke
Lecompton Barbecue Draws Distant Crowd
In Lecompton a large turnout attended a community barbecue with "100 pounds of choice beef" and other dishes drawing thousands of parents. Displays showcased local school districts including a model of a schoolhouse and samples of wool. The event featured food and exhibits from Wax Worth, Wood Valley, and Stony, with emphasis on district displays and agricultural products.
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Lecompton
Filenn
Uteenwood
Adoptions at Pinckney School Highlight Compassion
Fragmentary OCR shows Pinckney School adopting a child, with guardianship by Cernaine and Pineknes factions. Mention includes yearly funds and frames, and a letter from sixth graders to the adopted child. Names appear garbled but indicate a local school humane adoption effort.
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Albertine
Cernaine Sion
Berry
Corpus Christi Funds Russian Rehab Support Scaled
Officials estimate total funds for a rehab project may reach five thousand dollars as they review assets and contributions from multiple parties. The report cites regional figures and notes ongoing efforts to secure additional support from local and national sources.
Record year at KU shows enrollment rise across schools
The university reports higher enrollment this year with gains in several colleges. The School of Engineering and the School of Fine Arts show notable increases, while Medicine and Pharmacy see substantial student presence. A ceremony and community discussion expected at the Law and Education divisions.
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Jeno
Unive
Feltewi Ihe Colrae
Ays Sehwol
School of Fine Arte
Vasi
School of Law
School of Medicine
Geduate
School of Tharmacy
Rivery School
School of
Firineerimg
Shases An
Tar School of Medicing
Resedake
Ftr
Lawrence
Tyberge
Examining Dates From Lane County Superintendent
The Lane County superintendent announced examination dates this morning. Details indicate the district will proceed with scheduling after review and confirmation by state authorities.
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Examington
Lane County
Tron
Kidnapers Special Trial Day Opens in Douglas
In Douglas Arizona the Kidnapers Special brings 174 residents from Twinbee for a deportation trial. Defendants attend court locally and prepare a defense with attorney Frank Carley and ex‑attorney John Williams noted among participants as the case proceeds.
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Douglas, Ariz
Tvinbee
Douglng
PSL7
Bisher
kKroun
Promis Vestat
Lonutiel
Frank Carley
Johu Williams
Tieepee
Monument Unveiling in Quebec Honors Sir George Cartier
In Quebec this afternoon a ceremonial unveiling marks the monument to Sir George Etienne Cartier, the noted Canadian statesman. Festivities include balms and prayers as speakers reflect on Cartier’s legacy and contributions to Confederation.
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Quebec
George Etienne Cartier
Forbears of the Seal and Its Curious Behavior
A curious observation notes that fur seals fear water when on land, fearing drowning due to their fat. Once pushed to swim, they quickly forget how to walk and lapse into aquatic habits, revealing a strange land-to-sea behavior pattern.
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Frederick Kaiser
Beddow
Essex
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Logan-Moore.Lumber Co
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Kennedy. Plumbing Co
Brixtol Channel
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Dr. Qrélup
Eve
Dick Building
Tauwrenee Business College
Senator Johnson
League of Nations
Minneapolis
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Mathias C. Lenihan
Great Falls
Montana
New Orleans
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
General March
Sam Browne
General Pershing
United States Army
War Department
Sam Growne
New York
Baldwin News
Herbert Pardee
Charles N. Bailey
Shawnee, Oklahoma
Thomas Waldrop
Mr. Bailey
Jane McCarter
Goodwin
Gree
Owenty
Siberia
Lowman
Oklahoma City
Tokyo
Ustil
Woodlawn
MeAllaster
Lincoln
le Wordley
Quincy
Winckney
Marky L Snyder of
Sawtelle
Calif
Fred A. Clark
H. J. Snyder
J. P. Coffman
Cora Meersehell
Ninth
Maine
Rose Segenaum
Kansas City
Schuth House
B. G. Gustafsen
H. J. Cooper
Forrest
Harry Dicker
Ison
John Sehova
Bob Lyon
J. Mann
William Hutson
Virginia
F. Viets
R. Dunakin
Bonnie Lingenfester
Sigma Kappa
Lingenfelter
Manhattan
Renney City
Charles Elwell
Jerry Curtis
Baldwin
Wil On
West
Los Angeles
America
Josephine Hemenway
Kenyon
Kristine Mann
Eleanor Berline
Anna L. Brown
Augusta Hucker
Losmans
K. U
Registrries Office
Hkow
Vephine Fugate
EIDWA
PGE WO
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Caillaux
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Joseph Caillaux
Pierson Cixar
Miyauiel
Tobiwen
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J.L. Hanks & CO
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