Kansas Senate Resolution Proposes Legislative Pay Increase
Senate Concurrent Resolution No 9 proposes amending the Kansas constitution to raise legislative pay to five hundred dollars per biennial term and one hundred dollars per special session, with fifteen cents per mile for travel. The measure would appear on the 1930 general election ballot for voter approval.
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Kansas Income Tax Amendment Proposal From 1929 Senate Resolution
The document describes Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 8 proposing to amend Kansas Article 11 to authorize a progressive income tax, renumber sections, and submit the amendment to voters in 1930. It includes the official certification by Secretary of State Cornell and the formal publication steps.
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State of Kansas
State of
Kansas
Senate
Kansas KOLUMISTS Applaud Feisty Endurance Records and Daily Quips
A collage of jokes and snippets from Kansas papers mocks fashion costs pride of place in a frock tale. Tales range from Nellie Webb to Guy Caldwell and a steak price paradox, with quips about Aimee Semple McPherson and Octavia Kennedy.
Republican and Democratic Platforms Outlined in Kansas
The article lists party stances in Kansas with Republicans backing Hoover and Curtis, tax relief, road and anti graft promises, labor and agriculture support, and prohibition enforcement. Democrats press for highway continuity, income tax, tax equity, rural education, labor department, and banking regulation, plus women’s suffrage support.
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Kansas
Judicial Council
Department of Labor
Plans for Jamestown area lake and game preserve progress
The state lake and game preserve at the Jamestown site in Republic county will be built within a year as per state commission plans. Construction engineer Geo S Davis announced in Belleville and will inspect the site to estimate cost and draft dam specifications.
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Jamestown
Republic’ County
State Commission
Geo. .S. Davis
Blosser Air Meet Crash Injures Concordia Aviator
Charlies Blosser, owner of Blosser Airport in Concordia, Nebraska, was slightly injured when his orange and black American Eagle plane crashed near Sutton during an air meet. The engine failed likely due to watered gasoline, the craft dropping about 50 feet. He escaped with a forehead gash and minor bruises.
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Charlies Blosser
High school building contract awarded to Hoisington builder
The contract for the new high school erection was awarded Monday afternoon to Alex Helwig of Hoisington for 389 636. Plumbing heating and wiring contracts raise total construction to 106 577. The gymnasium was removed from plans after unsatisfactory bids. Construction starts Monday with completion in 210 working days, aiming for next May and early auditorium readiness for plays and commencement.
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Alex Helwig
Hoisington
Public health urges two week meeting restrictions countywide
Dr. Ross calls a two week ban on public gatherings including school events plays and social activities to curb illness. The meeting notice followed reports of three infantile paralysis cases in the county with one in Junction City and other suspected illnesses in the period. Confirmed patients include Gerald Hicks seven from 318 West 15th Street Junction City and Dallas Luttman five from west Milford and Lyndon Belin twenty eight near Milford.
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Junction City
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W. W. Hicks
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Dallas Luttman
Milford
Lyndon Belin
Sheriff and deputy nab rum running sedan in Esbon
Sheriff Cecil Smith with deputy Doc Dilley seized a Graham Paige Eight car in Esbon after a tip from Belleville. Inside were two men Lorenzo Orlando and Morris Caplan held on 5000 bonds each. 44 gallons of liquor found in 9 five gallon jugs across hidden compartments under the floor. The car, owned by a Kansas City cafe owner, is described as a booze running vehicle with over 38000 miles and an unnecessary top speed.
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Doc” Dilley
Belleville
Esbon
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Mankato
Smith
Graham-Paige
Lorenzo Orlando
Morris Caplan
Kansas City
Western Advocate
Death of Reuben Andrewson Raises Local Alarm
The Clyde Republican reports Reuben Andrewson died at home near Brant ford from likely infantile paralysis. His brother Harold was ill but is recovering. No other cases have appeared and precautions are in place to prevent further spread. the community remains cautious but not alarmed.
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Hileen Edwards
Burdick
Emporia
Council Grove
Reuben Andrewson
Brantford
Harold
Clyde Republican
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