Governor Allen Wins Kansas Victory By Wide Margin
Governor Allen defeats J M Davis by 103 988 in a bitter statewide race. State returns show totals for president and other offices with canvassing boards to finalize official majorities. Key figures include Curtis Hodges Mason Holmquist Hopkinson and Pettijohn Hunt Turner Kych Thompson and Trav is. Roads and Farm Tenantry and Tax amendments pass or fail as indicated.
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J. M. Davis
Imade
Harding
Cox
United States
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Hodges
Supreme Court
Mason
Holmquist
Marshall
Hopkinson
Dawson
Coughlin
Davis
Huffman
Field
Pettijohn
Hunt
Turner
Kych
Thompson
Rodman
Hopkins
O'Neil
Travis
McClintock
McClintock, 166,260. Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wooster
Colville
Zumwalt
Meser
Kansas
L. J. Pettijohn
Aggie Director Mike Ahearn to star in K S C Film
Aggie athletic director Mike Ahearn is slated as lead in a Kansas State Agricultural College film to promote Farm and Home Week in Manhattan from February 7 to 12. Filming began with the Aggie homecoming game against Ames, with F Colburn supervising photography and the extension division directing the production. The college has purchased a government machine to take pictures and other motion pictures for extension work.
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Mike Ahearn
Aggie
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Ames
F. Colburn
Collee Fr
College Extension
J M Gilman Dies After Eight Years in Kansas Legislature
J M Gilman long served Kansas sixth district in legislature for eight years and was reelected November 2. He previously directed Leavenworth County schools for four years and later worked with the Kansas free employment bureau until ill health forced him to retire. He died in a Leavenworth hospital.
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J. M. Gilman
Kansas
Leavenworth
Kansas Free Employment Bureau
Governor declines Mexican presidential inaugural invite
Governor Allen announced he will not attend General Alvaro Obregon’s inaugural ceremony in Mexico City on November 30. The invitation from the Mexican secretary of foreign affairs noted expenses would be covered by the Mexican government. A Cowley County grand jury, first in twelve years, finished seven days of work and returned two indictments. Emory W. Eahrhart, Winfield justice of the peace, was indicted for failing to pay into the county treasury fines and fees collected in his court within thirty days.
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Allen
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Cowley County
Emory W. Earhart
Winfield
Woman fatally gored by bull in farmyard incident near Perry
Mrs. James Quinlan, wife of a farmer three miles north of Perry, died two hours after a bull gored her in the barnyard while gathering eggs. A Junction City note scene shows farmers holding wheat and using notes rather than cash at a recent sale. Gas companies in Wichita, Hutchinson, Newton, and Pittsburg seek permission to discontinue free gas for cities.
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James Quinlan
Perry
Junction City
Wichita
Hutchingon
Newton
Pittsburg
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
State Auditor Praises Kansas State Management
State Auditor Fred Knapp notes Kansas runs institutions efficiently with a single board and business manager. He says less than 2 cents of each dollar funds the executive branch while more than 2 cents covers the judicial and less than 1 cent handles legislative costs. Knapp will be succeeded by Norton Turner.
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Fred Knapp
Kansas
Knapp
Norton Turner
Karisas
Mother Bickerdyke
Topeka Legion Proposes Repeal of Cigarette Law
The Topeka post of the American Legion voted 200 to 1 to adopt a resolution urging repeal of the section of the state and cigarette law that bars sale of cigarettes to adults.
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Topeka
The
American Legion
Modern Barn A Farm Essential Needs Best Shelter
William A. Radford urges farmers to invest in modern dairy barns with ample light air and storage. The featured design includes a 16 foot diameter silo, steel stanchions, cork brick floors, and front drinking cups to boost cow comfort and milk production, emphasizing long term income over initial cost.
Monarchy Restored in Peking After Short Monarchist Fight
An eyewitness describes the 1917 palace clash in Peking between republican and monarchist forces. He notes the quick truce talks, the monarchist commander Chang Hsun accepting 200000 taels, and foreigners suffering minor casualties on the city wall.
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Peking
Chang Hsun
The Only Difference Walter-Papa at lunch with vicar
The chat recalls a London lunch with Walter and his vicar father discussing speech and manners. Walter notes the vicar swore aloud while mother’s cooking is referenced. The piece contrasts parental talk with the vicar’s behavior in a humorous tone.
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Walter
Papa
Father
London
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad in Morse Okla
Woman testimonials praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for the Change of Life. A Morse Oklahoma mother of eight credits the remedy with safety and ongoing use. daughter and daughters-in-law endorse it and the company offers confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Morse
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eni
Alice Raney
Oklahoma
Lydia B. Pinkham
Doctors Use Calotabs to Activate Liver in Cold Fight
Medical advice touts Calotabs as a nausea free calomel to stimulate the liver. A single tablet at bedtime is said to purge the system by morning, improving appetite and warding off flu and pneumonia. sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee.
Eatonic Brings Relief For Stomach Pain Sufferers
A. Percifield reports ten months of stomach pains ended by Eatonic and others echo relief. The remedy is said to neutralize acidity and gas, speed digestion, and restore health. A drugstore guarantee backs a big box at a small price.
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Eatonic
A. Percifield
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