Senator Lafollette Attacks Teapot Dome Leases
Wisconsin senator Lafollette denounces the interior department for granting Teapot Dome leases to favored individuals. He cites estimated reserve value at 500,900,000 and questions drainage rationale, naming Guy Carey, G. B. Morgan, and Harry Sinclair as connections. He notes Sinclair Oil interests and a spike in Sinclair stock speculation during the lease controversy.
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Roosevelt
Teapot Dome
Wisconsin
Interior Department
Guy. Carey
Wyoming
G. B. Morgan
Domator Follett
Lige“ Wu
Mammoth Qil ‘Co
Delaware
Sinclair
Harry Sinclair
Ieases
Lafallette
Sinclair Oil
New York Exchange
Local Social Notes From Columbia Area
Sunday visits and small gatherings mark the Columbia district as residents spend time with family and neighbors. Mrs. Harry Jones hosts, Myrtle Jacobs and Edna Reusch share afternoons with Mrs. Toya Hege, R J Smith and Charlie Johnson work at the Oscar Markley farm, Hulda Dailey visits Andrew Dailey, and Marian Strong joins Mrs. Lisye Degeman along with Mr and Mrs Ghester Weible in various weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl, Strong
Afiis
Harry Jones
Myrtle Jacobs
Edna Reusch
Toya
Hegean
J Smith
Charlie
Deward Johnson
Markley
Aml Alda
Carl Peterson
Pieasant Grove
Oscar Matkhey
Lawrence
Marion Strong
Daniel Beeghier
Mary Flory
Geo
Maykley- Mi
John Cimblett
Wand
Ralph Grinblett
Baby
Banery Iee
Clingnn
Charlig
Joli Wilson
Margaret
Mary King
Pay Hagerman
Fred Flory
Charlie Brahammer
Charlie Brohammer
Wade
Wesley
Flory
Irgil
Tonto
Isaac’ Flory
Lioyd Hout
C.brohammer
Mrz
Florence
Leora
Richard Postma
Daniel Beeghley
Miss Ald
Brohammer
Daniel’ Beeghley
Will Toston
Neff
Will Postma
Pleasant Valley Community Notes and Visits
Sunday at Tra Rothrock home spent. numerous calls and calls at the Marion Strong, Gail Paterson, and Pleasant Grove areas. Residents from Pleasant Valley hosted dinners and church visits. neighbors noted repairs, hay hauling, and farm chores. Large social circle includes Strong, Jacobs, Brohammer, Markley, Flory, Beeghley, and Jones families with frequent calls, dinners, and shop visits.
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Tra Rothrock
Will Jacobs
Charlie
Myrtle
Edna Reusch
Pleasant Valley Bridge
Carl Iothrock
Gail Paterson
Sundaay
Harry Jones
Charlie Jacobs
Tre
Marion Strong
Chester Webbe
Pleasant Valley
Geo. Markley
Meridith
Irs Rothrock
Everett
Wberhart
David Dailey
Lillian
Alda Brohammer
Court House
Felix ‘Tucker
Frank Desay
Gosee Bikor
Will Postma
High Prairie
Carl
Stanley Strong
Peterson
Jesse Markley
Lililah
Elwood
Deay
Stella
Osea
Markley
eGo. Markley
Mary Flory
Willow Springs
Charlie Brohammer
Trasorente
Carl Strong
John” McCall
Myrtle Jacobs
Daniel Beeghley
Hungarian Parties to Contest National Elections on June 10
Budapest April 28 Twenty parties will participate in the national elections in Hungary June 10 with government candidates in the field. There are as many as seven aspirants per parliamentary seat. Count Apponyi, a fifty year deputy from Jaszbereny, is the only unopposed candidate.
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Budapest
Hungary
Gount Apponyi
Jdszberny
Seana Ache Eee
Glenn and Vicinity Church News and School Notes
Glenn and Vicinity reports from the church and school circle. Sunday school attendance compares to prior week. announcements include upcoming Children’s Day plans, perfect attendance Bible rewards, quilting at the church, and May 4 meeting. Local residents and visitors are named, with vehicle fixes and farm and school updates, and a child’s birthday party noted.
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Chas
T. “Nichols
Opel
Glenn M. B
Steves
Mogran
Walter Brown
Sundday
Fay
Vested Robinson
Geo. Claar
Geo. L. Glenn
Rosemary
Clarence Webher
Glenn
Big Springs
Topeka
Glenn Ladies Aid
Earnest Brown
A. OC
Meyer
Lecompton
Fhrom
Walter Moore
Stave Glenn
Will Glenn
Geo. L Glenn
E. J. Hill
C. H. Maist
Fred Sulzen
Star Community
A. C. Meyer
Dora’ Black
Starr Glenn
Ivan
Eileen
Starr Grenn
Little damage to fruit statewide after light weather
Topeka April 29 The Treezing Weather of last week did little damage to fruit and crops according to the weekly crop report of the State Board of Agriculture Last week brought light rain in most sections of the state with southeastern Kansas receiving the most moisture Slight hail damage was reported in several southeastern counties chiefly Allen Bourbon and Linn
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Topeka
Kan
State Board of Agriculture
Southeastern
Kansas
Allen
Bourbon
Linn
Valley Chapel social notes from Lawrence region
Valley Chapel casual notices list Winston McNeece exiled after something unclear then visits by Mr and Mrs William Puckett and children to Nickey Thome, Lawrence visitors and farm trades, and multiple trips to Lawrence for shopping, meetings at Alvin Bond and Ellis Bond homes, with several families including Bond, Banks, Dunn, and Packett mentioned across a sequence of Monday to Saturday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston McNeece
Ellis Bent
William Puckett
Nickey Thome
Miilay
Walter Boyd
Little Son
Law- Jones
Roy Puckett
Willis Dunn
Lee Girty
Lawrence
Cuworl Clineh
Marvin Bond
Say, Junior
Alvin Bond
Mrs. McKinney
W. H. Banning
Charie
John Banks
John Kuoles
Riehlavs
Neal
John Dunn
Mr. Houser
Clinton
Mildred
Mabel Longaneckger
Ars
Johr Bunke
Equas
Bond
Schellhams
Roy Packett
William Pickett
Ellis Bond
Harry Bowen
Roger Williams
Monilay
State Board official cites farming rebound in Kansas remarks
Secretary J C Mohler of the State Board of Agriculture reviews farmer responses to the boards common sense message. He notes only one critical report across Kansas and says farmers show realization that adverse conditions will not be fully remedied quickly.
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Mohler
State
Board
Fopaka
Kay
Kansas
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
State Board For Agriculture
Has Soviet Testimonial to Show for Nine Years in Russia
Fredl Keyes of Elyria Ohio a horse trainer who went to Russia in 1913 under Count Narion Dashkov kept his post amid war and revolution. He finally faced confiscation of horses but gained an official Soviet testimonial for his years there. Keyes left Russia after nine years with little to show beyond the testimonial and unused contracts. In other items the Chapman city council let a paving contract for four and a half blocks at 22765 dollars with Wreck construction to finish by June.
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Russia
Riga
Fredl Keyes
Elyria
Ohio
Mente 3
Keyes
Narion Dashkov
Caucasus
Fanine
Nis
Count Dashkov
Kayes
Chapman Chapman
Chapmat
Old Settler William Czapinskiy Dies at 91 in Cloud County
William Czapinskiy, 91, early Cloud County settler, died this week. He homesteaded in 1861 after moving overland from Wisconsin.
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Goncorlia
William Czapanskiy
Cloud County
Czapanskiy
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Xenia Ohio and Tron Mountain Michigan readers report relief from monthly abdominal and back pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Garland and Mrs Dale describe long prior suffering and eventual regularity and improved comfort after trying the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tron Mountain
Mich
Lydia
A. Bearland
E. Brown
Michigan
Xenia
Ohio
Swan
Mire
Mary Dale
Rayte
Mra
Garland
Ts. Dale
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