Strong Man's Task and Treaty Debate Across Nations
The column cites Romans urging mutual edification while noting Senator Capper backs a prudent path on the Travel Treaty, aiming for prompt action to prevent naval build up. Britain plans higher taxes to balance the budget as war debts bite Europe. Springfield Missouri's mayor faces indictment over alleged prohibition law violations tied to Ozark dew, with police facing federal jail sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
London
United States
Senate
Gapper
Springfiel
Ozarks
Altho
Springfield
Flying Grows Safer and Political Moves Stir Headlines
Industry figures show air travel safer despite more accidents as flyers rise and miles per accident increase. Altha Gandhi remains at large amid militant promotion, while Hoover faces governance and political maneuvering. Mellon and Davis are set for a Pennsylvania senatorial clash, signaling a busy political year.
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Mellon
Davis
Pennsylvania
Politicking to Stay Local and Kaw River Survey Noted
State political activity will be confined to Pennsylvania soil while Washington relations remain unchanged. If the trick succeeds, credit beyond ordinary politicians is possible. Federal engineers survey the Kaw river at Ka City not to secure new settlement land. The Kaw is low but can rise quickly to its usual proportions.
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Bers
Pennsylvania
Washington
Ka City
Library event and porch plan headline in Mount Dread
The town notes a three to five o clock library farewell event for students hosted by the staff. An engineer corps surveys a Santa Fe to Carbondale line, with 200 foot grades common, and a summer porch plan for the main entrance is approved. Mr and Mrs W F Tompkins of Ellsworth honeymooning here. Tompkins is Powers Bank assistant cashier and Minnie Howard Tompkins is noted as a leading state musician.
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Mount Dread
Karnine
Engineer Corps
Santa Fe
Carbondale Road
W. F. Tompkins
Ellsworth
G. A. Atwood
Tompkins
Powers’ Bank
Minnie Howard
Triple wedding anniversaries mark Coates House celebration
A Coates House party tonight honors three couples on overlapping anniversaries. E K Crilews parents Mr and Mrs Robert Morrow of Lawrence attend with relatives and longtime friends from Lawrence. Kansas City Star 25 years ago reports the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Henley
A. D. Mackey
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
W. . Dildine
Chanute
Helen Meador
Lawrence
Criley
Kansas City
Robert Morrow
Oviley
Theodore Criley
P. D. Ridenour
F. C. Gay
C. B. Gunn
J. B. Satliff
J. C. Horton
Kansas City Star
K. U
Board of
Regents
University
Hoch
Th ‘Law Building
Chancellor Strong
William Allen White
Thomas M. Potter
Peabody
A. C.’ Mitchell
Scott Hopkins
Horton
Frank G. Crowell
Atchison
Thomas W. Butcher
Burlington
F. P. Smith
Brock
Warren Kimmerlin
Hitchcock
Texas
Joe Wilder
Accented Positions and Local Notes From Lawrence Kansas
Ten years ago on April 15 local notes include Miss Lillian Fish accented a history department position in Eolorado Kaw while Miss Reta Mull returned to Barnes Hospital St Louis after visiting her father. Dan Hazen heads to Cairo Illinois for a position with Illinois Traction Co. Lawrence pioneer Holland Wheeler dies at his home. L A Nees sells the 1301 Kentucky Street grocery to Ray M Reeves of Dedee City. Rotary and Lawrence Rotary Club members preview the coming joint convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Fish
Eolorado
Kaw
Reta Mull
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Grant Mull
D. W.hazen
Marion
Kansas
Dan Hazen
Cairo
Tllinois
Hazen
Junior
Holland Wheeler Holland Wheeler
Lawrence
L. A. Nees
Kentucky Street
Ray M. Reeves
Dedee City
Reeves
University of School
Rotari
Jontin
Lawrence Rotarv Aluh
Jontin _conventi
Club members prepare for conference trip to Kansas City
Members of the club who will attend the conference took charge and performed stunts to publicize Lawrence Kansas University and the feral club to Rotarians of the Seventeenth district. Up to date thirty three have signed up for the trip and the party leaves here for Kansas City Sunday afternoon. Birth Announcement Dr and Mrs Eugene P Sisson announce the birth of a son born last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
K. U
Kansas City
Eugene P. Sisson
Blood Pressure Through History From Pulse to Instrument
The piece traces early ideas linking pulse, pendulums, and blood pressure from Galileo to Harvey and Hales. It notes how timepieces and measurement enabled interpretation of the pulse and circulatory system, leading to modern blood pressure tools and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galileo
William Harvey
Harvey
Stephen Hales
Overnight News Bits From Across the Nation
AP dispatches report a mix of incidents and political developments. Eleanor Sturges forgiveness noted in Newark, a rush of indictments against a rum syndicate in New Jersey, Colleen Moore seeks divorce in Los Angeles, Massachusetts hospitals treat paralysis from suspected poisoned liquor, Mrs. Hobart bans prohibition talks at the D A R congress, Joette Shouse criticizes Hoover on tariffs and farm relief, Italian ambassador frees drafted Italian-Americans, Hutchinson plans solo flight to Paris, Briand and Duthesnil return from London naval talks, Mussolini meets Lamont on finance, a clash in Paris between Fascists and anti Fascists leaves deaths, a Sicily theater fire claims lives, and the Senate backs the Tardieu budget in Paris.
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Byte Associated Press
New York
Eleanor
P. Hutton Sturges
Newark
N. J
Los Angeles
Colleen Moore
John McCormick
Boston
Massachusetts
Washington
Lowell Fletcher Hobart
Denver
Jouette Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Hoover Administration
Richmond
George P. Hutchinson
California
Paris
Briand
Marine Duthesnil
London
Rome
Mussolini
Thomas W. Lamont
Licata
Sicily
Senate
Unholy Alliance Claims In Kansas Senate Race
Ral h Snyder, a Republican candidate for the remainder of Vice President Curtis term in the senate, denounces Sen Henry J Allen s attitude toward farmers and farm groups. Kansas Farm Bureau president notes plans to hire J H Mercer as campaign manager and calls the Mercer move a bid to win livestock votes. Also, a prowler call to the corner of Eighth and Louisiana is reported but details are scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ral H Snyder
Curtis
Senate
Sen
Henry J. Allen
Kansas State Farm Bureau
J. H. Mercer
Jacqueline Fights Off Kidnapping in Narrow Car Roadside
Jacqueline battles a determined Carew who traps her in a car and forces a kiss after a series of staged accidents. She escapes by honking the horn, then flees toward safety as Carew contemplates blackmail and checks on her supposed involvement in a diamond theft. Teddy Montrose remains in her thoughts as she heads toward possible help tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Montrose
Jacqueline
Pine
Mr. Carew
Carola Jacqueline
Carew
Teddy Mont- Tope
London
Mister Vili
Circe
Essex
Jacquéline
Fee Ales l
Rey
Mr. Montrose
Jacin
Teddy
Hk Klaoe
Richard Storr
Localized fragment notes unclear context
Readable text is fragmentary with repeated garbled sequence. No identifiable person, place, organization, date, or event can be determined from the available lines.
Skyscrapers Mock the Sky in a Timeless Tale
A whimsical tale recalls a clock overheard news from the sky. The clock mocks humans for using the term skyscrapers, arguing the towering buildings never truly touch the sky or threaten it, laughing at the lofty name as they rise ever higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viicy
Notable Letters From Across The Nation
A jumble of brief clippings lists prominent figures and local notes. James Lee Campbell of Galena Kansas is lauded by Columbia students as the most popular and best all around man. Suzanne Pollard, daughter of the governor, to reign in Shenandoah. Mrs Mary Chimneski at 103 chops wood and farms with her daughter in Bellmawr. Uncle Sam and John Bull are compared on budgeting. Yale marks progress with campus changes. Eighteen separate items reflect American life in concise notices.
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Fiy
Associated Press
New York
James Lee Campbell
Galena
Kan
Columbia
Helen Wille Moody
Winchester
Old Dominion
Shenandoah
Suzanne Pollard
Bellmawr
N. J
Mary Chimneski
Washington
Sam
John Bull
United States
New Haven
March of Progress
Yale
Mary’s
Jovier
Oak Ridge Notices of gatherings and visits in Peabody
Lawrence Bentz of Peabody Kansas spent a few days in Oak Ridge with cousins and friends. Families from Walnut Grove Eu dora Nowata and Lawrence attended gatherings. Local clubs met and planned events including a flower exchange and Farm Bureau organization. School meetings elected officers and teachers. The community hosted socials a minstrel show and a wiener toast as spring events and travel continued.
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Lawrence Bentz
Peabody
Kan
Milford Miller
Miller
Charlie Shirar
Walnut Grove
C. B. Young
Toms Home
Young
Phoenix
Ariz
California
Youne
Kansas
Oakridge
Sitz
Nowata
Okla
Thelma Malone
Lone ‘Jack
Katharine ‘Toms
Midland
Lowell Sterling
Reno
J.C. Herriott
W. C. Stevens
University of Kansas
Irvin Hill
Lawrence
Preston Hale
Thomas van Nice
H. G. van Neste
George Stanwix
Grace
Clevenger Place
Stanwix
H. J. Dissinger
Ozankie
Frank Leonhard
Grandpa Leonhard
Stiner Ang Ma
James Lawson
Dickinson Theatre
Miss Holladay
Leavenworth County
One Township
van Nice
Entre Nous Card Club
Robert Lindsey
Corinthia Manwaring
N. E. Whipple
Lecompton
Willis Colman
Z. H. van Neste
Mackey
Shook Field
Green Bros
Belvair
Fie
Jack Toms
Pire
State Highway Commission
Owen
A. R. Reed
Misa Thelma Malone
J. C. Hemphill
Anna Donovan
Oscar Leonhard
Bleakley
Frank McGrade
Walter Bleakley
Miller Jones
Bismarkistrict
Ed Kaake
Mias Ila Bahnmaier
Stuart Murphy
Tulsa
Shirar
Bismark School
Elmer Wise
Willard Morgan
Popplewell
Kansas City
Country Club
C. B. Reynolds
Surprise Basket Dinner Honors Mr. Wulfkuhle Birthday
Mrs. Ernest Wulfkuhle hosted a surprise basket dinner at the Wulfkuhle home on Sunday for Mr. Wulfkuhle’s birthday. Relatives from Lawrence and Topeka, including C. Bahnmaier Ina, C. F. Wulfkuhle Walter, Henry Stull and family, and many Wulfkuhle kin attended with baskets and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Evelyn
Elva
Wuulfkuhle
Wilma
Frank Wulfkuhle
Ruth
Helen
Betty
Harry
Wulfkuhle
Robert
Donald
Loren
Earl Tobler
LeRoy ,Earl
Topeka
Charles Nichols
Edith Koehler
Harvey
Local families gather for weekend visits and meals
Walfkuhle and daughter Marie join Carl Schneider and Mrs. Perry Chain along with son Fran cis Hogue of Horton for a weekend visit. The Oldhams and Henrys host relatives during a quiet Sunday gathering. John Hogg and Donna Marguerite of Will Wymer join Roy Rake of Topeka for a Sunday at the Henry home.
Indigestion Solved Quickly with Phillips Milk of Magnesia
An advertising note promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast remedy for heartburn gas and indigestion. It claims instant relief within five minutes and urges using genuine Phillips product available in 25¢ and 50¢ bottles with full directions for multiple uses. The ad cites its long history as a trusted anti-acid brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Milk
U. S
Chas.h. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Philips
Stull Farm Bureau Lesson In Dress Accessories Held
Mrs. Rake's parents Mr. and Mrs. Duncan hosted the Stull Farm Bureau meeting at Mrs. Ernest Wulfkuhle's home. James Louk of Highland Park visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willian Swecker as twelve members attended the lesson on dress accessories. Try Majestic B4U Buy. Cail 303.
Gly-Cas Restores Health Says McAlerney in Round Corner Drug Store
John J. McAlerney of 417 Indiana St Lawrence credits Gly-Cas with rapid relief from lumbago nervousness indigestion and sleeplessness after using one box He reports regained appetite better sleep and return to work praising Gly-Cas as a remarkable medicine sold by the Round Corner Drug Store in Lat tence amid a wave of local promotion by the Gly-Cas man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edicina
John J. McAlerney
Indiana St
Lawrence
Round Corner
Mr. McAlearney
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the World Company
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A. Ti. Heator
Hartford Building
In. Lawrence
Marchard
Great Britain
England
Altha Gandhi
Hoover
Congress
BY Claude
Callan
Jones
Publishers Sendlate
Kansas Presbytery
M. M. Murdock
America
Farmer
Eighth and
Louisiana
Scraper
Oak Ridge
Big Springs
Lawrence National Bank
Gly-Cas
John J. McAlearney
Tially
Wolf's Book Store
Mass
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