Kansas University row shows political upheaval over chancellor
The article notes Governor Davis demands Chancellor Lindley's resignation amid insubordination claims at Kansas University. Protests erupt statewide as politics are blamed, with speculation that ouster aims to confront a successor governor, amid broader tensions. Also reports Charles Sedrick injured near Wayland, Missouri when dragged by a train, suffering a fractured hip and bruises.
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Sedrick
Clark County Courier
A Hot Reception for Santa in Bethany
Santa Claus received a warm welcome at the R M Cochran home in Bethany on Christmas morning. Children found a tree loaded with presents and lit candles that caused a small indoor fire, quickly controlled with outdoor cleanup and minor rug damage. Hunters report a large rabbit crop after a light season and snow, yielding plentiful meat and a steady harvest.
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R M Cochran
Bethany
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Boston editor blasts jazz hope in St Louis speech
A Boston music editor told a St Louis audience that there is no relief from jazz via radio. He alleged Americans seek freebies and warned there is no way to collect for broadcasts, predicting radio programs will remain at the current level of jazz and listeners must resign to their fate.
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Boston
St Louis
The Cat Came Back Cat Suit Settled in Kahoka
The Kehoka Gazette reports a lawsuit over a cat from Excelsior Springs ended with the defendant losing the cat and costs. A woman took her cat to help in a hotel move and the cat returned after she filed replevin, winning an extra $20 in damages.
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Kehoka Gazette
Excelsior Springs
Kahoka
Local notes and marriages from Hardin county towns
The column lists sales and transfers including Hotel Roth sold to W. W. Beers of Indianola and plans to move to Bloomfield. It reports burglaries at Lee Hawk's hardware, a legislative appointment for Ssgt B. Davidson, multiple marriages such as Noah M Schuster to Ona Cassady and Catherine Swan to George Starr, and several business changes and events in Worthington, Centerville, Graysville, and surrounding areas. A post office robbery, injuries from a horse, and several local incidents are also noted.
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Graysville
Centerville
George A Starr
Powersville
Catherine Swan
Harris
Banks elect officers and local notices from Marshall county
At a Marshall Bank stockholders meeting officers were elected led by President Hw D Marshall and V-Pres EF WN Monroe with NB Marshall assistant cashier WA Shelton also named. A New Year marriage linked Charley Hiney of Wilson township to Katie Petrman of Hagiey, Ja. Shelton suffered a serious ice fall last Saturday. National Bank officers named in a follow up include Pollock as president and Bradley as vice president with F HH Went worth cashier and D F Werntworth as assistant. Mrs Williams, wife of Dr Williams, traveled to Lancaster to install Rebakh Degree Lodge officers. Putnam sees Missouri legislature representation for the first time in years.
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Wilson Township
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Hagiey
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National Bank
Yexterday
Pollock
Wa Bradley
Wentaurt
Werntworth
Mres Williams
Dr Wetams
Lancaster Yestersta
Putnam
Missoun
Col John H Carroll gifts Cincinnati Children’s Home $1000
In 1904 Putnam county issued 163 marriage licenses, a gain of two from 1903. Cook buys partner Tate’s share in Cook & Tate blacksmiths and will run the shop at the old stand. Co B militia hosts a supper at the armory where about 75 plates were served. Hon Lee T Robison departs for Washington to join the Pension Examining Board. Mrs Lou Helferstine dies of typhoid. Wo Underwood becomes county recorder with Miss Amelia McKinley as assistant. George James named the new prosecuting attorney.
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Putnam County
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Co B
Lee T Robison
Washington
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E.xaminers
Lou Helferstine
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Amelia McKinley
George James
Ten Years Ago This Week News Snippets
A collection of brief items from ten years ago notes Ruth Greer suffered a cut on her forehead after a fall. M Hodson may have asked about a trespass. Ssemers tvug pear tee tral describes a property purchase by Jo oH Newb and plans to move by February first. Miles, father of Nellie Montgomery, died last Thursday. M M Ellis of Maryville opens a new implement house in Monville by the 20th. Marshall Wright and Elsie Chas ty wed last Sunday. George Barkley and Grace Pigg married December 28 at the bride’s home. David Lowry in Terre Haute neighborhood injured morning while feeding cattle. Bert Wilson trades Kansas City property for a 300 acre fruit farm in McDonald county Missouri. family to move in spring. Mr and Mrs Cecil Leonard near Centerville welcome a baby boy born last Wednesday.
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Ruth Greer
Hodson
Jo Oh Newb
Miles
Nellie Montgomery
M Ellis
Maryville
Marshall Wright
Elsie Chasty
George Barkley
Grace Pigg
David Lowry
Terre Haute
Bert Wilson
Kansas City
McDonald County
Missouri
Cecil Leonard
Centerville
Increase in Marriages Drives 1924 Licenses Rise
County Recorder Boesche reports 164 marriage licenses issued in 1924, up three from 1923. Among youngest brides are Oma May Worthington who married Nora Followwill Queen City, and Meta Woolever nearivenia who wed Don Summere Un fonyile, ages 14. Oldest licenses went to 7% year old Sarah A Perry and 6 year old Wm H Huson.
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Boesche
Oma May
Worthington
Nora Followwill
Queen City
Meta Woolever
Nearivenia
Don Summere
UN Fonyile
Yorla
Sarah A Perry
Wm H Huson
Invoicing Time Across Unionville Businesses
The article notes invoicing is common nationwide as the year ends and new accounts begin. Merchants in Unionville have been busy with this task for several days, and some are not yet finished. Farms also follow this practice to understand the owner's business.
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Unionville
Burglars Break Into Powers Drug Store in Moulton Indiana
A local burglary at Powers Drug Store in Moulton Indiana was discovered the next morning. Entry was gained through a rear door with an ax but investigators found nothing missing and suspects remain unsure of the burglars' intent.
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Powers Drug
Moulton
Tribune
Fire on Coldest Day Destroys Seymour Billiard Parlor
A blaze struck the H L King billiard parlor on Seymour's west square on the coldest day yet. Fire crews fought the flames quickly to prevent spread to adjacent buildings, with investigators noting a cigarette dropped on the floor likely sparked the fire.
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Seymour
Iowa
H L. King
Warren Nominated as Attorney General by President Coolidge
President Coolidge will name Charles Beecher Warren of Detroit as Attorney General to succeed Harlan F. Stone. Warren, a former ambassador to Japan, is described as a great lawyer well suited to the high office.
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Charles Beecher Warren
Detroit
United States
Harlan F. Stone
Supreme Court
Warren
Japan
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