National Representatives and Journal Notes in 1932
A 1932 newspaper item lists national representatives and offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and Kansas. It notes Associated Press status rights and a notice about delivery, plus a Bible verse and a brief wheat market commentary referencing European demand and Kansas export prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
44Th St
Chicago
Michigana Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
Broadway
Coca Cola
Walton
General Motors Rlde
Little's Chances For Senate Win Examined In Gazette
The Emporia Gazette analyzes Chauncey Little's prospects for the U.S. Senate, noting national mood, protest voting, and past election patterns. It questions whether voters will reward antiestablishment rhetoric or favor steady candidates, with Kansas editorial circles weighing Emerson Carey golf prizes and related chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Hauncey Little
United States Senate
Emporia Gazette
Yong
Chauncey
Gazette
Bryan
McKinley
Sea and land weapons and the threats of war
A digest of world headlines mentions a volcanic pumice fall affecting Atlantic ships, worries over future eruptions, and predictions of disaster amid public skepticism. It also covers disarmament debates on heavy weapons versus battleships and a note on training girls in Jiu jitsu at Kalamazoo College alongside rifle team achievements at Kansas City Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Andre Tardieu
France
Kalamazoo College
Michigan
Kk. U
Kansas City Star
Birthday Celebrations Stir Old Home Town Friends
Mrs. S Steinberg hosted a pleasant birthday gathering yesterday afternoon at her home with a number of friends in attendance. The Pierson Milling Company was chartered with capital stock of 100000. The Neal home was destroyed by fire this morning, but Mrs Al Neal saved her gold watch and some belongings. Cards announced the engagement of Miss May Webster to Mr John E Spencer of Kansas City. The Unity club was treated to a lecture on Goldsmith by Prof James Black. The State University Board of Regents met, naming officers and approving funding for labs and bulletins. Olin Templin elected Registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Steinberg
Pierson
Neal
al Neal
May Webster
John E. Spencer
Kansas City
Plymouthshire
James Black
Unity Club
Goldsmith
Board of ‘Regents of
the State University
Snow
W. C. Spangler
C. R. Mitchell
Glenda Springs
C. F. Enstola
E. M Hopkins
Local School Receives Arts and Engineering Boosts
Dyche secured an appropriation for World’s Fair preparations. Civil Engineering gained $1,000 for a rock and cement testing machine. The music department expanded with Prof. Carl yer of Leavenworth named piano instructor, Prof. Preyer praised as the west’s finest pianist, and Prof. Dome-Geza named violin and orchestral instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyche
Worl
Carl Yer
Leavenworth
Preyer
West
Dome -Geza
Jury Disagrees and s Discharged by Judge in First Degree Case
Twenty five years ago on a Wednesday in April the jury stood 1 to 5 for first degree murder. Miss Alvina Wilhelmi and Mrs Joseph Ramsey will travel to Topeka tomorrow to visit Miss Anna Harrison. Frank Evans of Lawrence Transfer Co bought the John Watkins store on Massachusetts street. The 80 foot deep building holds a second floor with seven rooms. Tidrow returned from Kansas City with a fine three year old driving horse. The town hosted a delightful whist series at Mrs William Sinclair and Mrs Edna Conn home with thirteen tables. First prize went to Mrs Carl Preyer for brass jardinier. consolation to Miss Caroline Doubleday for a brass candlestick. A miscellaneous shower was planned for Miss Claudia McNair by Myrtie Long, Carrie Mitchell and Elsie Armstrong, limited to the old 500 club. Dinner party hosted by Miss Bessie and Miss Lucy Hargiss for guest Miss Vivien Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvina Wilhelmi
Joseph Ramsey
Topeka
Anna Harrison
Frank Evans
Lawrence Transfer Co
John Watkins
Massachusetts Street
Tidrow
Kansas City
William, Sinclair
Edna Conn
Carl Preyer
Caroline Doubleday
Myrtle Long
Carrie Mitchell
Elsie Armstrong
Miss Long
Claudia McNair
Ten Years Ago Attacked by Dog On Way To School
Aeler Alta Gaskill daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Gaskill was bitten by a dog while riding to school near South Park. She continued to school after treatment by Dr C B McClelland. Also noted were elections at Hi V and social events, with Roland Brown named president for next year and a new Assembly No 25 of the Social Order of Beauceant being installed in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Gaskill
Jerry Gaskill
Lavas
South Park
Oway
C. B. McClelland
Roland Brown
George F. Brown
Hi-V
Alonzo Sluss
Greg Butcher
Stanley Lindley
J. W. Haynes
Olin KK. Fearing
William Hutson
Hotel Eldridge
J. Z. Stanley
Anta Mae Stanley
Denver
O10
Bowersock
Goldwyn
Theodora
Varsity Theatre
Constance Talmadge
Uneeda Suspender
Land Lodge
Order Assembly
Social Order of Beauceant
Lawrence
Kansas City
Knidhts Templars
Mary Halderman
Samuel Baty
Duck Dunkley
Vi Ay Young
Frank Blackmar
Frank March
FE. Gordon
C. C. LeSeur
Voyage of Peril and Rescue at Jamestown
A daring voyage follows a shipboard marriage plot as Captain Ralph Percy, Jocelyn Leigh, and Jeremy Sparrow face mutinous seas and a hostile pursuit. They shelter on a desolate islet, battle surf, and plan escape while Lord Carnal and the Italian doctor close in. Percy asserts authority aboard the boat, threatening restraint to reclaim control and protect Jocelyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Percy
Jamestown
Percy
Jeremy
Sparrow
Jocelyn Leigh
Jocelyn
America
Jeremy Sparrow
Lord Carnal
Carnal
Ta- Glan
Captain Percy
Mere
Diccan
Daniel
Desperate voyage toward the islets off Cape Charles
In a perilous storm the narrator and companions fight monstrous waves to save the stranded party. With no water or wine, they improvise a raft, care for Miss Percy, and endure a night of fire and fear as the sea calms and the moon reveals two barren islets. The minister vows to swim them if needed while prayers mix with grit and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparrow
Accomac
Diccan
Madama
Port Royal
St. Croix
Bermuda
Argall
Comfort
Percy
Death
Betwen Sparrow
Capes
Manhattan
Cape Charles
Diceon
Tle
Militia Leader Hughes Named National Guard Major General
1895 Topeka native J W F Hughes who led militia resistance in the 1893 legislative war is appointed major general of the national guard by Governor Morrill after being court martialed and dismissed for disobeying Governor Lewelling's orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W F. Hughes
Topeka
Lewelling
National Guard
Morrill
Alumni Dinner Set by Gorilla Club in Kansas City
Kansas State Teachers College alumni invite former students to a dinner by the Gorilla club for Greater Kansas City at 6:80 on Saturday April 23 at the Hotel Ambassador Roof Garden Kansas City Mo Dr W A Brandenburg college president will speak dancing to follow tickets 1.25 reservations with Miss Nadine McFaddin 4707 Grand Ave Kansas City Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Gorilla Club
Greater
Kansas City
Ambassador Roof Garden
W. A. Brandenburg
Thelma Stillson
Ikan
Nadine McFaddin
Grand Avenue
Kansas_ City
Wakeful girl awakens on land after perilous voyage
A rescued woman regains consciousness by a fireside near a coast as Captain Percy tends her thirst and Sparrow rests. A ship appears offshore, a high armed vessel in the horizon, while two men at a grave dig near the beach frame a tense scene. Also notes from Accra witch doctors contest and Mrs. Curtis’s half‑century in Rusk commerce.
Grave Digging Chapter XXII Scene on the Beach
The narrative describes a night scene where stars fade and the moon pales. Embers remain from a nearly exhausted fire as drift wood runs low. A speaker contemplates gathering more fuel, noting drift wood on a beach and a distant island towered by a dune ridge.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-World
Associated Press
Ated Press
Vical News
Aumt Bureau OF Circulations
Lawwenes
Kansas
Sain
Farm Board
Emerson Carey
Hutchison
Mr. Carey
Babe Ruth
Svorry
Pompeii
House of Representatives
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Dave
Publishers Syndicate
Mary Johnston
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Diecon
Mistress Percy
Santa Teresa
Shin
Whitehall
Lord
Phak
Teachers College Friends
Portuguese Desert Bulls
Lisbon
Portugal
Vatican
Vatican City
Accra
West Africa
The
Christian Council of
Sarah Rebecca Curtis
Rusk
Texas
T.J. Sweeney
L. NM. Lewie
Peoples State Bank
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence Capital & Surplus Fund
U.S
Federal ‘Reserve Bank
U. S. Treasury
U. S
George Docking
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