Smith Seen As Republican Asset In Democratic Fight
William Allen White calls Alfred E. Smith a Republican asset and notes his brains for the Democratic ticket. He says Smith may help Hoover’s opponents by forcing a tough Democratic battle and predicts farmer discontent could swing voters to Republicans within four months. White cites Roosevelt and Murray as other contenders and discusses campaign dynamics and economic fear.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Smith
Hoover
West
Franklin D. Roosevelt
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma
White
Roosevelt
Murray
Yo-Yo Epidemic Sweeps Lawrence City
Lawrence faces a yo-yo craze as hundreds fall to the tops indoors and out. Pupils, teachers, doctors, and others engage in daily practice led by Anolin the Filipino expert. With a big contest on April 30 offering 50 dollars in prizes, the city braces for a week of intense yo-yo activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Y Anolin
South
Anolin
Journal- World
Ibex Talk And Alpine Notions At Mountain Visit
Mary Graham Bonner narrates a playful scene where Boers, oxen, and ibexes share ideas during a mountain journey. The ibex emphasize mountain climbing as a defining joy and discuss their alpine to Asian habitats while John and Peggy listen, hearing a whimsical prompt from Surprises the Magic Maker. Later, the Quill Club at the University of Kansas plans to elect officers with new initiates to receive pins at the Central Administration building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Zebu
John
Peggy
Surprises
Magic
Alps
Europe
Africa
Asia
Quill ‘Club
University of Kansas Quill ‘Club
Whiz Trainer Drives Puff In Grueling Practice
Whiz pushes Puffy to exhausting sessions from dawn to dusk. The tough regimen leaves Puff struggling to keep pace as the trainer emphasizes relentless conditioning.
Flashes of Life mixed headlines from AP dispatches
A string of brief clips from across the United States features Anna Sten learning five English words in New York, a plea to postpone a Rome post office, a $21,608 golf related injury suit in Oklahoma City, a dentist visit for a zoo ape in Salt Lake City, a fatal dog mimicry incident in Salinas, a hanging robin thwarted by the Humane Society, and a bird strangling accident in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Anna Sten
Germany
Rome
N. Y
Sam
Rome Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma City
R. Neiswander
Ernest Bluementhal
Bluementhal
Salt Lake City
Tommy
Salinas
Cal
Thomas Dewey Martin
Rochester
the Humane Society
Statesmans Rule Upheld On City Power Over Carriers
Topeka press reports that the attorney general ruled state motor carrier regulations do not limit cities from enforcing regulations and license taxes on carriers within city limits. The opinion was sent to Emporia city attorney O L Isaacs. Dodge City editor Jess C Denions seeks Republican state senate nomination for district covering seven counties. In Riley, A M Rudolph bound over on arson charge for a fire April 2. Willard Cross aged 26 died from contact with a high tension wire during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Walter Griffin
O.L. Isaacs
Emporia
Dodge City
Friends
Jess C. Denions
Dodge City Globe
Harper
Barber
Comanche
Kiowa
Clark
Ford, Meade
Gray Riley
A.M. Rudolph
Willard Cross
Rudolph
Obituary of Ortho Moon Born in Princeton Kansas
Ortho Moon born September 7, 1904 in Princeton Kansas died April 1, 1932 at Fort Francis E. Warren Wyoming aged 27 years 6 months 24 days. Youngest son of Carleton and Mina Whitcomb both of whom preceded him in death. He joined North Lawrence Christian church early in life and remained faithful. He lived in several Kansas towns and enlisted May 20, 1931 in the army in the first battalion of the 76th field artillery stationed at Fort Warren.
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Ortho Moon
Princeton
Kan
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyo
Carleton
Mina Whitcomb
Moon
North Lawrence
Kansas
Army
76Th Field Artillery
Economic Pessimism and Local School Events
Readable fragments describe a Wednesday and Thursday schedule with lectures in economics and language arts at Fort Francis E. Warren near Cheyenne, plus a personal obituary noting rheumatic fever and heart attack. The Lone Star School held its Last Day Celebration with awards for perfect attendance and long-term diplomas, a Vinland-Lone Star baseball game, and a girls basketball win.
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Francis E. Warren
Cheyenne
Lone Star
Harold Fisher
Dale
Wayne Powell
Maxine
Martin
Flory
Iane Anderson
Mary Perci
Val
Venita Bond
Olive
Warren Flory
Robert McKinney
Nellie Johnson
Ruby
Elmer Lindell
Earl
Donald Flory
Bradford Powell
Vera Flora
Vera Flory
Betty Lou
McKinney
Lawrence
Victor Solberg
Vena
Mary Percival
Betty Low McKinney
Tone Anderson
Vinland
Lone Star School
Lane
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Hoov‘er
East
The
Wature
Liberty Memorial High School
Round Corner
R. &. Howey
W. K. Cornell
Britain
George Jones
Roland Logan
United States Weather Bureau
Flora
Walton League
Hutchinson
W.H. Poling
Izaak Walton
Leagua
League
New Texaco
Pater
Warner Fabian
Charles Brickford
Librazy Kat Cartoon Curiosity Pathe News
Lesa
Washington State
KOMO
KOL
KPCB
MELO
Peter B. Kynes
Beauty
Marian Marsh
Chas
Butterworth
Hollywood
America
Spencer Tracy
Kenton Conlon
Ralph Bellamy
Beryl Mercer
John Frederick Ballard
Lupe Velez
Leo Carrillo
FOX
Kansas City
Pei Oc
Albertina Rasch
Andy Clyde
Charles Farrell
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