Ransom and Road Hearing Prompt Local Highway Debate
An April 12 1929 Lawrence Kansas Journal World item notes residents along highway K 10 from Lawrence through Eudora and Soto plan to attend a state highway commission hearing Monday. They fear possible deferral of projects until other state thru highways are finished, and urge strong local representation of needs. Noting AP copyright and publication rights, the piece reflects newspaper boilerplate and public notice of the hearing.
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Associated Press
Associated’ Press
Allews
Audit Bureau OF Cin
Lawrence
Kansas
Woustances
Lawrence Thru
Eudora and
Soto
State Highway Commission
State Commission
Dawes Expected to Leave Santo Domingo for London Post
General Dawes plans to depart Santo Domingo on April 23 and head to Washington for talks before sailing to London to assume his post as ambassador to Great Britain. He aims to complete his mission in three weeks, while remarks in the Fort Scott Tribune note past political penalties for not speaking openly.
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Dawes
Santo Domingo
United States
London
Bassador
Great Britain
Washington
Ibag
Toce Plefihk
Iola man Reflects on Lost Investments and Easy Money Promises
An Iola man recalls his active years investing in various enterprises and losing all the money. He cites the wisdom of experience, noting the urge for quick big returns as attractive then, especially when money seemed abundant. He reflects on seeking opportunities outside his hometown and the eventual payoff or loss.
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Iola
The
Register
Governor Reeds Trip and Highway Plans Under Scrutiny
The Chanute Tribune cites an Associated Press report noting Governor Reed and wife arrived in Parsons after an eight hour mud filled drive from Topeka. The piece questions whether deliberate dirt road routes were chosen to pressure highway construction across Kansas, detailing possible surfaced routes from Topeka to Parsons. Texas Guinan, acquitted in New York federal court, faced questions over nightclub nuisance charges linked to liquor sales.
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Kansas
Chanute Tribune
Associated Press
Parsons
Topeka
State Highway Commission
Opeka
Richmond
Lawrence
Ottawa
Anderson‘ County
Iolato
Chanute
Eristo Parsons
New York
Local Happenings in Lawrence City Notes and Events
A bustling stretch of construction marks Lawrence with new awnings at Mr Katz enstein’s store and extensive grading at University grounds. Miss Jenate Claxton tours Kansas City and Leavenworth while a calico ball at Fraser hall closes the season. The Blackstone Club revamps its constitution as Hillman case discussions loom.
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Lawrence
Katzenstein
J. B. Webber
Webber
Jenate Claxton
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Hubbell
Fraser -Hall
Blackstone Club
Hillman
Oread Society
H. Clarke
H. V. ‘Chase
C.F. Scott
de French
Beloit
Kan
Sore
Joy Ride Sentences For Two Kansas City High Students
Manhattan Kansas April 122 AP Two Kansas City Kan high school students Earle Harrison 20 and Ralph Lewis 17 were sentenced to a year in Riley County jail after pleading guilty to joy riding in a stolen automobile. The pair were arrested while returning home after being late sent to the state high school basketball tournament in Salina. A third boy who rode with them escaped by leaving the car when it stalled a short distance away.
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Kansas City
Manhattan
Kans
Kan
Earle Harrison
Ralph Lewis
Riley ‘County
Salina
Iida
Harrison
Lewis
Witwer sues over film profits and rights
In Los Angeles on April 12 a federal suit was filed by H C Witwer author seeking an accounting of profits estimated at 2.3 million dollars from Harold corporation and film producers for using characters and plots from his story The Emancipation of The Fresh- The action centers on alleged unauthorized use of Witwer's copyrighted material in a film project.
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H.C. Witwer
Los Angeles
H. C. Witwer
Edo
Harold “ Corporation
Baldwin Notes and Events Highlight Student Clubs
Truesdale returns to Baker from Independence due to illness. Phi Mu luncheon planned for next Saturday at the Waring Tea Room. Zeta Tau Alpha and other sororities host meetings and initiations. May 2 banquet with national officer expected. Community clubs meet for social, charity, and advancement activities. News of missing Gun Simpson prompts search. family affected. Local Rotary, Ladies Aid, and Rock Club events documented. Public school staff updates and university forensic activity noted.
Eudora Church Women Hold Union Meeting on Thursday
In Eudora on a Thursday afternoon at St Paul Evangelical church the ladies held a union meeting led by President Mrs Adolph Lotz with scripture by Mrs Tena Schlegel and devotional by Mrs Lois Durr. They discussed Our Summer Training School, enjoyed a vocal duet, and later shared refreshments for twenty eight members and five guests.
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St. Paul Evangelical Church
Adolph Lotz
Tena Schlegel
Lois Durr
Helen Altenbernd
Edna Schmidt
George Hausman
William Fuchs
Leon Durr
Henry Hagenbush
J. Lawson
Leo Moll
Yukon
Okla
Arleta
Cleo Grimes
Amanda Jones
Mary Fortner
Aller Waterhouse
Lawrence
M. Eudora
J. D. Adams
G. I. Fuller
C. EF. Sheldon
Kansas City
Lilly Ziegler
Velma Smith
Eudora
John Rothberger
Charles Terrillo
Eurdora Parent-Teachers Association
Douglas County P.L. A
Chamber of Commercs
Terrill
William Roe
Hudora
Roy Combest
Norman
Guy Grimes
Lake View
Gail Grimes
Minnie Howard
Topeka
D.adams
Earl Milburn
Fred Ness
West Eudora
Benrietta Schubert
C. L. Fuller
B.F
Nineteen Members Attend Evening Social and Club Talk
The Nineteen Hundred and Now club met at Mrs. Louise Lawson's home for a brief business session followed by a talk on Jerusalem and Palestine by Rev. E. E. Hollar. Refreshments by Mr. and Mrs. Jartz and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fuller preceded a social hour with nineteen members present.
Osage County social notes from OsKaloosa gathering events
OsKaloosa social items report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar May and son John of Atchison to Mrs. Elizabeth Slade and attendance at the OsKaloosa high school alumni banquet. F A Goldman spent days in Kansas City on business. W D Snell of Kansas City visited cousin Mrs. B F Cook. Irene Brock recovered from pink eye and returned to Perry grade school. Mrs. Charles Vavra and Mrs. Otto Bales of Topeka attended the Methodist Ladies Aid social. Mrs. Jack Frisbie and children visited for Ichien Nervous Day program and dined with Curtis Patrick. Mel Brown of Lawrence and Harvey Hawk hosted visits. Families from Baldwin and Topeka visited relatives. Susie Anderson of Perry attended Achievement Day. Dan Wilhelm of the Y M C A vacationed with relatives. Topeka ladies attended Showmaker dinner. Helen Gibbs returned to Waterville for another year as science teacher. Pence family moved to new home near Har-
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Truesdale
Independence
Ilness
Baker
Miss Truesdale
Phi Mus Sorority
Pa Deéean
Grace Twin
Zel Tau Alpha House
Madge Reynolds
Helen Bowman
Merle, Hitchcock
Zeta
Tau ‘Alpha
Estelle Chrissman
Lois Snell
Delta Zeta
Myra King
Verne Schowenerdt
Hope Murray
Delta Elta
Delta
Catherine Clark
Rosena Thomas
Helen Good
Phi
Iona Shhulenberger
Mary Clark
H. K. Ebright
Alpha Chi
Omega
I T
Zeta Tau Alpha
Phi Mu
Ola Beechwood
Zeta Taus
Rey
Calvin EB. Holman
Kansas City
William M. Clark
Baldwin State_bank
Lawrence
Baldwin High School
Naomi Muenzenmayer
Samuel W. Muenzenmayer
Muenzenmayer
G. M. Gander
Helen
Good
Mary
Elizabeth Brown
Dorothy Deel
Mary Margaret Williams
Thomas J. Harris
8Th. Street
John. Ayres
Jacksonville
Ill
W. H. Garrett
Agnes Robinson
A. A. Applegate
Claude Benson Beeks
Gun ‘Simpson
Lone Star
Worden
Baldwin
Ladies Aid
First Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid
George McFerren
Clyde Coffman
A. 5. Tunin
Maes Floy Liston
Lillian Dowers
Miss Liston
George Marquardt
Alice Sevyery
N.W. O'Byrne
Alice Glaze
Waring Tea Room
Rock Club
William M. ‘Clark
C. d. Fischer
M. W. Markham
John Wellporn
D. F. H. Bell
W. W. Neil
Bern Hammond
BE. J. Cragoe
W. W. Neill
North 8Th Street
Baldwin Rotarians
Manhattan Nnext
C. E. Beeks
Beeks
M. W. Mark‘ham
Markham
F. M. Hartley
Paul’ Evans
W. B. Fleming
New York
Grand Avenue ‘Methodist Church
Grand Avenue Temple
I. ‘M. Hargett
Beulah Helen Stewart
Ottawa
Centenary Hall
Miss. Avis Johnson
Betty Lou Clark
Peggy Woodyard
Whevelyn
Lungren
Paul Smith
Frank Lane
Muriel Peterson
Man In the Bowler Hat
A.A. Milne
Homer Helen Bowman
Arlene Classen
Pe Baker
Ovar
Brook
Oscar May
John
Atchison
Elizabeth Slade
May
Oskaloosa High School
W. D. Snell
B. F. Cook
Fern Brock-Judy
Perry Grade School
Irene Brock
Irene
Charles Vavra
Otto Bales
Topeka
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Jack Frisbie
He High School
Curtis Patrick
Mel Brown
Oskaloosa
Harvey Hawk
Harry Casebier
Henry Casebier
Sara McConnell
J. W. Roberts
Perry
Terry Gaskill
Gaskill
Dan Wilhelm
Y. C
F. W. Coleman
Elizabeth Low
Winchester
N. Johnson
Ferdinand Voiland, Jr
Helen Gibbs
Waterville
LD. Pence Sn
Har
Local News Briefs Highlight Community Life
Yeyville residents praise friends as they wish the Meyer Milk team success in new location. Emmett Cox, a high school freshman, wins the market grading contest at the regional high school judging event in Lawrence. Oskaloosa hosts a large Eastern Star anniversary with a dinner and program led by Ruth Sacher and past matrons. Fire damages Nettlebeck dry goods and surrounding rooms, with insurance adjustments expected. community members attend Topeka events and a high school reunion dinner follows a circus themed program.
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P. E. Mauzey
Meyer Milk Company
Brown
Frank Meredeth
Children of Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Paul Mohter
Bobby
Oskaloosa
Val Jley Falls
Emmet Cox
Northeast Kansas High School
Lawrence
Glover
Emmett
Loren Lyons
William Roberts
Norman Ham
Everett Shockley
Gordon Rumbaugh
Manhattan
Fred Thompson
Hays
Federation of Clubs
Thompson
Kettler
Easton
Albert Timpe
Gene
Bliss
Silver Lake
L. My Page
T. A. Hatfield
Deane Ottinger
Ada Early
Valley Falls
Methodist Aid Society
Idan Worswick
Robert Kline
Will Woods
Clinton Davis
Ben Lytle
Bartlett
Oskalonsa
The
Eastern Star
Ruth Sacher
Julia Frisbie
Mabel Kingsley
Ora Anderson
John Becker
Topeka
Ida McCreight
Ida Smith
Mary Davis
Jennie Davis
Lena Nothdorf
E. B. Slade
Sarah Phinney
Eila Rice
Josephine Hamilton
Nettlebeck
Mr. Burnet
B. T. Gay Hardware Company
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