D AR protest discussion at 37th continental congress
Washington reports the Daughters of the American Revolution held sessions noting warnings about local self-government and national policy. A proposed resolution would require national officers to submit new policies to members for consideration before endorsement. Mrs St Omer Roy– Fort Scott delegate– said many delegates supported debate though some were cautious.
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Arrest Made In Liquor Charge In City Jail
Three men were arrested last night on liquor charges after officers found two one gallon jugs of intoxicating liquor in their possession. The suspects, William Wornson and Gus Taylor, were detained at the city jail along with a third unidentified individual.
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Wiliam Wornson
Pennsyl, Rect
Gus Taylor
Icree
Cart of Thanks for Kindness After Our Mother's Death
We thank neighbors and friends for flowers meals and support during the illness and death of our mother and grandmother. Special thanks to Mr. George Warmer and our family for their care and kindness during this difficult time.
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Irs
George Warmer
Redmond Recovers Geode from Douglas County Site
Claude Redmond of the county engineers office carried a hollow geode to the courthouse on Saturday. The oblong stone, about the size of half a brick, was found in southwestern Douglas County where similar stones have appeared before. The crust resembles limonite and measures roughly a half inch thick. some geodes found by engineers are hollow after breaking, while the powder inside varies in color. Little is known of their formation though crust blistering suggests heat as a possible factor.
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Claude Redmond
Douglas County
Redmond
Redmond Cai
Mellon Denies Report He Will Quit Politics and Business
Mellon returns from Bermuda vacation and denies a circulating report that he plans to retire from politics and business at the end of the current administration. He says he does not know what to do but trusts Providence will take care of him.
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Mellon
Ington
Bermuda
Delegates Uninstructed Except Two Hooverpledged
The state's fifteen delegates to the national Republican convention are uninstructed except for two delegates from the first congressional district who are pledged to Hoover.
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Hoover
Letters to the editor on smallpox vaccination pace
A Lawrence editor expresses interest in the vaccination program and questions abrupt mandates. He recounts proposed steps from school exposure to universal vaccination and cites Butler’s Diagnostics of Internal Medicine to describe smallpox varieties and typical symptoms.
Smallpox Concern Sparks School Health Debate in Lawrence
Ida Welch notes a Lawrence high school student showed a mild rash on Saturday and was sent home. The doctor, after examination, diagnosed smallpox but no fever or pus appeared. vaccination history is absent. Local officials cite State Board rules, but Welch questions safety and urges cautious policy in disease control.
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Avas
Ida Welch
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