Wet senatorial candid dates and prohibition talk in Kansas
Kansas parties nominate wet candidates for U S Senate with Harley of Wichita for the Republicans and Chauncey Little of Olathe for the Democrats. Discussion centers on repeal of the eighteenth amendment, state prohibition, and how national votes affect Kansas. Western rains improve wheat prospects amid broader economic worry.
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Kansas
Tom Harley
Wichita
Lawrence
Douglas County
United States
Senate
Chauncey Little
Olathe
Mr. Harley
Harley
Farley
Mr. Little
Kansas Notes on Travel Literature and Education Trends
Clad Thompson notes scarce Kansas travel writing as editors debate reviving walking tours amid declining state college enrollments next year. Al Smith is seen as an asset to Republicans, while veterans split on immediate adjusted compensation payments, with leaders warning it may strain public finances.
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Clad Thompson
Kansas
Encoura
Tce
Congress
Town News and Local Updates From the Old Home Town
A mosaic of town notes reports new crossings at Missouri and Berkeley streets and a planned bridge at Deichmann crossing plus a Washington crossing near Bloomington. White and red winter wheat samples are sought by the state fair for a prize. A high school coat was stolen from Little Mabelle Wagstaff. Camilla S. Burns wed Dr. Spence Redman at Platte City EN. The old bull dehorning and buffalo dehorning by Fr A Steele are noted. Lawrence names George Innes and A Urbansky as alternates to the national Democratic convention. A wedding at Willow Springs joins the old lost daughter and C J Schoepn with a reception and plans to reside there.
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J. A. Willets
Missouri
Berkeley
Mabelle Wagstaff
Lee Street
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Warren Street
State Fair Association
Camilla S. Burns
Lawrence
Platte City
Spence Redman
Deichmann
Town
Washington Crossing
Bloomington
Bismarck Grove
A. Steele
George Innes
A. Urbansky
Willow Springs
Frazier Wins Another Prize at Local School Event
John R. Frazier, professor of drawing and painting in the School, earns another prize ten years ago on Thursday April 21, highlighting his continued recognition in the arts community.
Lawrence News in Brief of Arts, Guests, and Fire Loss
A Lawrence arts update notes Prof. Frazier earning another prize this year and mentions local families Caring for a sick infant and a veteran hospital stay. Mrs. Oder hosts O F R club members from Lawrence and Topeka at her Kansas City home with several guests listed. A fire at the Al Hicks place north of town destroys a barn full of livestock and hay, with insurance coverage reported.
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Peta
Aurine
Hagert
Sarah Spence
T.A. Kennedy
Robert Robertson
W. C. Fox
Topeka
Lawrence
Jerry Franklin
Kansas City
Oder
al Hicks Place
Dicker
Grand Opera Day Draws Lawrence Visitors in KC
Twenty five years ago on Thursday April 23 Lawrence residents joined a large crowd traveling to Kansas City to attend two Grand Opera performances in Convention Hall by the Conried Metropolitan Grand Opera Co. Emma Eames sang Flora in Tosca and Farrar and Caruso led La Boheme.
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Grand Opera
Lawrence
Kansas City
Tosca
Conreid Metropolitan, Grand Opera Co
Convention Hall
Flora
Emma Eames
Farrar
Caruso
Violet, Kronert
Hazel Allison
Maude Hill
Florida Ducker
Alvina Wilhelmi
Frances Eres Away
Everet Copley
Harold Beard
Blanche Lyons
Alice Asher
Henry Asher
Daisy Hoar
Pee Hoar
Prof. Hubbard
J. A. Headey
Annie Monroe
Ross Brodhadhead
W. A. Harris
J. W. Green
W. B . Bownell
F. M. Benedict
May Kanaga
Mabel Barber
Mr. Watson
Mia
A. B Clarke
Ethel Linder
Lucy Jones
Gertrude Eels
O. E. Leonard
Skilton
C. B. Hubach
Ben Marshall
Earl Russell
Quay Barnett
Carl Preyer
Bob Anderson
Anna Harrizon
Topeka
Sol Marks
W. C. Simons
William Dalton
Forler
Sadie Street
Chicago
A. C. Siler
Mabel Poponoe
Muriel Whitman
Mel Amd
Sulla
Righter Pe
John N. McComb, Jr
Ernest Skofstad
Zella Mitchell
Amorette Weaver
Tom Veatch
Lucy Wright
James de Berry
Jessie Baldridge
Barold Ormsby
Miss Mitchell
Skofstad
Bertha ‘Luckah
Robert Rowlands
Grace Collins
Houselman
Newhouse
Kansas News Briefs Touch Embezzlement Case and Politics
Independence reports continued arguments on the state appeal to try George T. Guernsey Jr for embezzlement, after his guilty plea and probation. Bourbon county backs Roosevelt and Woodring McGill at a party meeting, with delegates chosen for Lawrence convention. Kansas lawyers face a supreme court suspension appeal to U S Supreme Court. Pittsburg teachers college hosts music contest results led by Springfield Mo entrants with Piree second and Neodesha Fort Scott low scores.
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Associated Press
Independence
Montgomery County
George T. Guernsey, Jr
United States District Court
Denver
Commercial National Bank of Independence
Guernsey
John C. Pollock
Fort Scott
Bourbon County
Democratic Central Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Harry H. Woodring
George McGill
United States
Lawrence
Topeka
John F. Haneon
Lindsborg
State Supreme Court
Kansas
United States Supreme Court
Hanson
Pittsburg
Springfield
Pittsburg Teachers College
Pir Re
Neodesha
A Jamestown voyage leads to hidden romance and peril
Captain Percy picks a wife from a shipload of Jamestown arrivals, marrying Jocelyn Leigh who hides royal ward status. Pursued by Lord Carnal, they flee with Jeremy Sparrow. A storm and pirate battles ensue as Percy regroups, faces trial, and wins mercy to return to Jamestown with hope of home and spring.
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Virginia Planter
Jamestown
Jocelyn Leigh
Carnal
Jocelyn
Percy
Jeremy Sparrow
Tccor
Themelves
Spain
Rey
Engtish
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Lord Carnals
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Kansas History: Editorial Association formed in Topeka
The Kansas Editorial Association organized at Topeka with Charles F. Scott of Iola as president. The Plumb memorial volume issued at Washington.
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Kansas
Topeka
Charles F. Scott
Iola
Plumb
Washington
Letters to the Editor challenge Muir on crime causes
In a reader letter Chauncey B. Lit offers critique of Donald Muir’s blaming Gov. Woodring for Dorothy Hunter’s assault and the lynching. The writer argues crime roots include liquor sourcing, lax enforcement, voter quality, obscene literature, degrading films, cheap firearms, and poor home training, urging constructive criticism over blame.
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Donald Muir
Gov. Woodring
Dorothy Hunter
Mr. Muir
Muir
Gov. Wondring
Chauncey B
Politicians Clash Over Demagoguery in Kansas City Area
In a heated exchange Republican and Democrat figures from Wichita and Olathe spar over demagoguery and policy. The dispute centers on ethical conduct and public accountability amid rising political rhetoric. Citizens are urged to stay informed and engaged as the debate continues.
Bailey receives jail term for liquor raid at East Street feed stand
Smoky Joe Bailey, colored, was sentenced to thirty days in jail plus a $100 fine and costs after a raid on his 403 East Street feed and chicken stand. Officers seized twenty seven half pints of whiskey and a 38 caliber revolver. Bailey had prior attempts to talk to officials but was arrested Monday morning and fingerprinted for a check of police records.
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Smoky Joe” Bailey
Mies Griffiths
Chesen Springer
Bales
Eastth Street
Bailey
Jeers
Can
Department of Justice
Baldwin City Golf Exhibit Set For Sunday Match
A golf exhibition will be staged on the Baldwin course Sunday April 24 featuring Loma Fraken Wood Hill pro and Mel Smith a top Kansas City amateur. They will play against Baldwin players John Keohane and Davis Shulkier as Baldwin's season opens with practice ahead of a two week tournament. The local course is noted as one of the nearest for Eastern Kansas towns. Rev W A Keve pastor of the First Methodist Baldwin and Wallace B Fleming Baker University president will leave Monday for Atlantic City New Jersey to attend the general conference of the Methodist church. They will be away nearly a month returning for Baker commencement exercises.
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Buckingham
Edward Home
Carnal
Virginia
Hamor
Nantauquan
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Diccan
George
Piersey
Madam West
Pory
Diccon
Jeremy Sparrow
Master Sparrow
Master Bucke
Henricus
Mulberry Island
Journal-World
Baldwin City
Baldwin
Loma Fraken
Wood Hill
Mel Smith
Kansas City
John Keohane
Davis Shulkier
Kansas
W. A. Keve
First Methodist_church
Wallace B. Fleming
Baker University
Atlantic City
N. J
Methodiat Church
Keve
Res
Jeming
Barbecue Stand Robbed on Locust Street
Logan Patterson barbecue stand at 530 Locust Street was entered last night. Two gum machines and a small quantity of candy were taken. Entrance gained through a window according to police.
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Logan-Patterson
Locust Street
Lecompton pair wedding plan noted in brief
Se ee a en I anette and Sophia C pindoth of Lecompton, with Weber and parade of local figures, were expected to marry. The fragmented notice hints at a wedding announcement in Lecompton with names and a date uncertain.
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I. i Weber
Sophia C. Pindoth
Lecompton
Lecomp
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