McGugin seeks Wirt testimony evade hearing calls
Congressman McGugin urges calling Secretary Ickes Tugavell and Harry Hopkins instead of Dr Wirt to testify before the congressional investigating committee He claims they are shaping American government and vows to expose unfair play by the managers He warns the country will hear what he has to say.
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McGugin
Dr. Wirt
Congressional Investigating Committee
Ickes
Tugavell
Harry Hopkins
Rainey
Discovery on differences in high powered beer effects
A historical note explains that high powered beer differs from the common 3.2 percent brew in its action. The discovery shows not all strong beers behave identically, indicating varied effects among stronger brews.
Old Home Town Arrangements and Local Notices
In Baldwin and Lawrence a choral union collaboration was arranged for the Messiah oratorio by Dean Lewis R. Rowlands of Baker University and Dean Don ald M. Swarthout of the Lawrence Choral Union. George Price brings a new Harley to chase speeders. S. E. Billingsley and family hosted a sixteenth wedding anniversary dinner for guests F. E. Boy and family from Grant's Pass Oregon, who plan to move to Sulphur Springs Arkansas. E F Huddleston sold 645 Missouri street and moved to Cross apartments 734 Massachusetts Street. G Q Wulfkuhle and Ernest Kasold KS left Lawrence August 21 by auto toward Zuni New Mexico, journeying through Arizona to the coast visiting Kasold's aunt Mrs Florence Kasold, covering about ten thousand miles.
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Lewis R. Rowlands
Baker University
Donald M. Swarthout
Lawrence Choral Union
Choral Union of
Baldwin
Lawrence Chorus
George Price
S. E. Billingsley
Ohio Street
F. E. Boy
Grant’s Pass
Ore
Sulphur Springs
Ark
E. F. Huddleston
Missouri Street
the Cross Apartments
Massachusetts Street
G. Q. Wulfkuhle
Ernest Rasold
Lawrence
Zuni
New Mexico
Arizona
Santa Monica
Mr. Kasold
Rirs
Florence Kasold
Amos Wilson Buys Cameron Property for Lawrence Home
Amos Wilson of Cameron Mo has purchased property at 1016 New York streets and will make Lawrence his future home. Walter Martin won first prize at cards with a water color piece by the hostess, as Miss Lena Tripp hosted friends for ecards. W W Cockins moved into the Bailey Place at 1200 Louisiana street and will reside in Lawrence this summer. Mr and Mrs C E HagermanVinland celebrated their twenty-
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Amos Wilson
Cameron
New York Streets
Lawrence
Lena Tripp
Ecards
Walter Martin
W. W. Cockins
Louisiana Street
Old Bailey Place
C. E. Hagerman
Vinland
Fourth wedding anniversary celebrated with barrel of dishes
About fifty friends gathered at the couple’s home Sunday to mark their fourth anniversary and they received a barrel of dishes as a keepsake. Will Griesa, son of A C Griesa, worked in Reno county inspecting San Jose scale fruit trees as part of Prof Hunter’s entomology team. George Bullene was injured by bricks thrown by another child, receiving three stitches after a facial wound.
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Will Griesa
A. C. Griesa
Reno County
San Jose
Griesa
Hunter
George Bullene
George
Fortieth Anniversary News Roundup From April Local Notes
Forty years back items list births candidates and local events. Prof E D Adams has a new baby boy. Otis Bayless age seventeen was accidentally shot by his brother. W T Guthrie of Atchison visits likely candidate for attorney general. Ed P Greer of Winfield aims for congressman at large and has many supporters. Karnes store now Wade and Garrant push growing trade. Mrs Wm Brass and daughter Cloyd visit California. Herb Bullene travels to Sioux City. W yres and E F Stimnson attend Grace Cathedral event in Topeka.
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E. D. Adams
Q. G. Olson
A. N. Dunakin
New York Street
W. T. Guthrie
Atchison
Guthrie
Jauch
Ed P. Greer
Winfield
Pheodore’ Bayless
Frank Wade
Karnes
Alliance
Garrant
Wade
Wm. Brass
Cloyd
California
Herb Bullene
Sioux City
Iowa
W. ¥Yres
E. F P. Stimnson
Topeka
Frank B. Millspaugh
Grace Cathedral
Kansas History Dates Highlight Erie Zinc Gas Find
In April 1896 Erie drillers hit gas and pierced a thick zinc ore seam. On April 9 1899 Governor W Stanley and wife attended services in Heber. A local obituary notes the death of Mrs. Ewing Herbert, wife of Hiawatha editor. A winter-quartered circus elephant Rajah is reported as killing keeper. Fire damages First Congregational Church at Leavenworth.
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Erie
W. Stanley
Heber
Ewing Herbert
Hiawatha
Rajah
Argentine
Rational
Leavenworth
Quarantine and Aviation Link in Yellow Fever Spread
Dr Iago Galdston notes that disease spread mirrors transport routes and urges strict ship quarantine while aviation opens new routes. Yellow fever, carried by mosquitoes, can be immunized by weakening the virus through successive transmissions in mice to trigger an immune response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Tomorrow Finger Infection a Homeopathic Doses History
Dr Edward Bumgardner traces homeopathic remedies and medical beliefs through a historical lens, noting how early explorers like La Salle linked illness treatment to evolving medical ideas. The piece blends historic travel with medical history and a coastal North Carolina riverine reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bumgardner
The Tragedy Of X unfolds a streetcar murder mystery
Retired actor Drury Lane helps Inspector Thumm and District Attorney Bruno solve the deaths of Harley Longstreet and later his partner DeWitt. Lane deduces a glove hides the poison weapon, tracing motives to Martin Stopes, Crockett, and Wood. The case layers coercion, betrayal, and a theatrical explanation.
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Drury Lane
Thumm
Bruno
Harley Longstreet
DeWitt
Wood
Longstreet
Lonketreet
Uruguay
William Crockett
Ife
Stopes
Lane
Thumin
Edward Thompson
Lane Riges
Martin Stones
Supmaed Wood
Charles Wood
Hudson River
Thamm
Martin Stopes
Juan Ajos
Crockett
de Witt
Mr. Lane
A . Drury Lane
Duffy
Falstaff
Charlee Wood
Officer Morrow
Sittenfield
Ninth Avenue
Morrow
Conductor Wood
Willy Nilly and the Circus Roar Frightens Puddle Muddle
Mary Graham Bonner writes of Willy Nilly the small man living with animal friends in Puddle Muddle. The circus arrives and the Lions’ roar terrifies Willy and his group, ending a period of calm as the show begins its country tour.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Puddle Muddle
Willy Nally
Willy Nilly Surveys Bears After Stormy Lions Roar
Willy Nilly and companions check on Jelly Bear Honey Bear and cubs in their cave after a lion storm prompts fear. Bears are safe but nervous while the circus crew and animals resume routines, Signor notes the lions’ storm-foretelling roars as Top Notch performs tomorrow.
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Willy Nilly
Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Rip
Christopher Columbus
Signor
Cable News in Brief From the Associated Press
Istanbul Ambassador Skinner said Samuel Insull might be placed aboard an American bound vessel Wednesday. He doubted lawyers could win further delay in the extradition move. Tokyo Fifty miners were saved after a gas explosion at the Fukushima colliery near Fukush ima north of Tokyo. Brussels Police precautions followed a weekend of clashes with a communist slain and injuries to communists nationalists blue shirts and socialists at new nationalist headquarters. Tokyo Refusing to extend transit visas, a touring American stage troupe was ordered to leave on the first liner after April 15. The 45 showgirls filled Japan's largest theatre for six weeks.
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Associated Press
Istanbul
Skinner
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Tokyo
Fukushima
Brussels
Japan
Bermuda author warns motor age would ruin the island
Associated Press reports Sinclair Lewis fears autos would turn Bermuda into a perpetual Main Street filled with hot dogs and beer bottles. In Ossining New York Sing Sing prison faces higher costs for meals as prices rise. In Lexington Kentucky Prof R D McIntyre offers a $20 gold prize for a contest, then DOJ questions the prize source.
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Associated Press
Hamilton
Bermuda
Sinclair Lewis
House of Assembly
Irks
Coral Island
Bermedian
Motors
Bermanda
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Lexington
Story
R. D. McIntyre
University of Kentucky College of Commerce
Department of Justice
Opera town performs many appendectomies in peak period
In Kenesaw Nebraska a town of 600 has seen 31 residents undergo appendectomies in the past 45 days, one in every 20, with only one death. The account notes a doctor’s remark about geld and a DJ man hanging up after comment.
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D. J
Kenesaw, Neb
Ett
A Kansan Sees Hollywood By Richard Doan
Hollywood column resumes after a break with a lighthearted note on the return of the writers instinct. The piece highlights Hazel Hayes of LaCrosse Kansas as one of the new Wimpus Baby Stars and mentions plans for a personal interview to share the inside story.
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Hollywood
Richard Doan
Cal
Kansan
Wimpus
Sunflower
Hazel Hayes
LaCrosse
Kans
Wu K. U. Grad
Kansas AG seeks halt on beer transport above 3.2% alcohol
Topeka April 9 Attorney General Roland Boynton announced plans to file a test case against the Rock Island railroad within days seeking a court ruling to stop transporting beer stronger than 3.2 percent alcohol in Kansas.
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Aissecurted
Topeka
Kan
Roland Boynton
Kansas
Boynton
Rock Island Railroad
Battle Over 6 Percent Beer Sparks Legal Action
Sheriff removed beer labeled not to exceed six per cent from a Rock Island freight car at the request of the attorney general. Kansas law bans common carriers from transporting intoxicating liquors though it does not define intoxicants. A case to decide if six percent beer is intoxicating may be started at Goodland. Wellington Obituary reports Harry W. Andrews, 79, pioneer grocer, died of pneumonia after arriving from Cherryvale in 1872 to start a town’s early business. McPherson: Covenant Mission churches conference for Kansas and Missouri to be held May 2 to 6 with about 200 delegates.
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Deal Dean Ropers
Rock Island
Boynton
Kansas
Goodland
Wellington
Kan
Harry W. Andrews
Wellington Grocer
Cherryvale
McPherson
Covenant Mission Churches
Kangag
Missouri
Obituary of Robert Joe Winters from Baldwin area
Robert Jon Winters born March 6 1900 on FP X Jardon farm near Baldwin was the third oldest son of Ford and Emma Winters. He attended Hopewell school and lived in Bald swin since 1917. He died of pneumonia April 4 after being ill since March 26 at A P Posters where he worked. Survived by his parents three brothers Alfred of Ottawa Harry and Charlie of Lawrence three sisters Mrs Minnie Randel Vinland Mrs Belle House Emporia and Mrs Francis Macey Topeka plus many relatives and friends.
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Robert Joe Winters
Robert Jon Winters
Ford
Emma Winters
Jardon
Four Milea I
Baldwin
Hopewell School
Stony Point
Baldswin
A. P. Poster's
William Winters
Ford Winters
Alfred Winters
Ottawa
Harry
Charlie Winters
Lawrence
Minnie Randel
Vinland
Belle House
Emporia
Francis Macey
Topeka
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Publishers Syndicate
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