Indian convention outlines education and rights demand
The document urges recognition of a fixed legal status for Indians and critiques current governance and taxation. It highlights costs to the federal government, calls for improved education, legal holidays, and plural occupations, and notes statistics on literacy, professions, and leadership among Tadian people. The piece urges attendance at national meetings to advance these aims.
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See of American Indians
Columbus
Ohio
Madison
Keate University
United States
Havo College
Lawrence
Local Society Notes and Film At the Bowersock
Alyy Weinier and family visit in City. Rowlands Lindley from Atchison spent Sunday with friends. Miss Marks visiting relatives in Wanzas City. Charlie Chaplin film at Varsity Theatre with 10 cent admission. Carroll’s features and new Allegretti shoes. Mrs G McWaist and family travel to Cincinnati and California for winter. Overbrook Ballwin back from California. safety razors advertised.
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Charlie Chaplin
al Saylor
Los
Alsi
Aue
Annie Mancarita Fischer
Mitchell
Varsity Theatre
Untitled historical study on student labor and gender roles
A fragmented account describes early student employment patterns with vague references to earnings, tasks, and gendered roles. It notes women working as stenographers and waitresses while men perform outdoor labor and deliveries, and cites an institutional data effort tracking labor and social status over time.
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Amelgar Hie
Boardine Glubsyc
Statis
Avery
Fetal Sane
Ochib
McCoun Convicted In Mahin Law Violation
Earl McCoun was convicted in a Mahin law violation after a trial before Justice Wilson. He received the usual sentence of 60 days in jail and a $100 fine and began serving the term immediately.
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Earl McCoun
Uf 2 Union Panitiy Traig
J 2. Wilson
McCoun
Carriers Meet at Garnett District Gathering
Rural carriers gathered last Saturday at Garnett for a district meeting. None from Lawrence Post Office attended. Cy Bee Vir appeared to assume charge of the Lawrence office later this week. Judge Jugeart was ill and unable to speak. Mrs Seewir retired to Lawrence today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevdauel
Garnett
Cy Beevir
Lawrence
Seewir
Ministers Address Meeting At Lawrence Association
Chancellor Frank Strang of the University spoke to the Lawrence ministers association this morning. Tonight a meeting was held at the Society of American Tuners at PAL Hall.
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Spéke
Frank Strang
University
Lawrence
Tonorrey
Society of Aler Tudians
Pal. Hall
Country Club Director Election in Lawrence County
Election of directors for the Lawrence County Club will be held Friday. Incumbents in the club will select new directors and later assign the offices for the coming year.
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Lawrence Counry
Kingston Regiment Aids Mother Country Assembles For England
A Kingston Jamaica regiment indicates ready volunteers from West Indian youths for service in England. Reports say hundreds have volunteered at their own expense, with Canadian forces already heading to the front. Empire warns equipment shortages strain colonial efforts for planes and machine guns.
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Thingston
Jamaica
British Empire
England
West
Kitesiener
Trenehes
Issy. Salat
Death of George Plum Veteran Last Saturday
Debated obituary notes veteran George Plum, addressing his death and life among Civil War memories. Includes scattered details of family, residence, and postwar movements, with references to local board actions and a settlement process.
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Lawrenceran
Pial
George Blum
Fernoon
Retailers Meeting Noted In Lawrence Area
A brief notice records a retailers meeting in Lawrence led by Lawrence Meni. The item notes organizational details and invites participation from local merchants.
Local Retailers Gauge Market Confidence Amid Uncertain Times
Businessmen survey indicates cautious optimism despite delays and losses. Lawren Miss Mary Tyes Hens to Base reign pen for several weeks. context unclear but signals temporary setback in supply chain affecting retailers.
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Mary ” Tyes
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