Lawrence Journal-World notes and political primary aftermath
Law rence Kansas items report postage notice for the Journal-World and a sermon quote. It covers Samuel Seabury’s rebuttals to Mayor Walker, praise for Congressman Guyer’s renomination, and analysis of primary results, election boards, and potential November turnout. Mentions Kellogg pact, bonus army, funding of buses, and reactions of Woodring and Landon.
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Ork
Lawrence
Journal World
California
Wet Issue Drives Kansas Politicians During Primary
Kansas politicians including Ghauncey Little Tom Harvey and Darcey Dunne of Wichita and Joseph H Brady argued over prohibition repeal. Brady urged voters to “vote as you drink” but the piece concludes wet sentiment is too weak to sway results and no candidate gained traction.
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Kansas
Ghauncey Little
Tom Harvey
Darcey Dunne
Wichita
Mr. Little
Senate
Joseph H. Brady
Brady
Powers urge Bolivia and Paraguay to end hostilities
A coalition of nations appeals to Bolivia and Paraguay to halt fighting amid rising tensions. The request seeks immediate ceasefire and restart of diplomatic talks, with emphasis on regional stability and humanitarian concerns for civilians affected by the conflict. Leaders echo calls for restraint and mediation efforts.
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Bolivia
Paraguay
Innes store farewell picnic for Mrs Frances Hackbarth Schapley
Old Home Town notes visiters and departures begin with Lemuel Stout returning from Colorado. Mrs. Howard Loy hosts a farewell picnic at her home for Frances Hackbarth Schapley who will move to Belleville. About thirty four attend. Prof S J Hunter to Fre d ona for Kansas State Florists' Association talk, then return. Mrs J B Furate visits Beatrice Neb with daughter. H C Brinkman returns from Ozarks vacation. Dean P F Walker plans no summer vacation aside from Boston trip for engineering meeting. aids construction of new penitentiary power plant at Lannis.
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Howard Loy
Innes
Frances Hackbarth Schapley
Belleville
S. J. Hunter
Fredonia
Kansas State Florists’ Association
J. B. Furate
H. , Mattoon
Beatrice, Neb
H. C. Brinkman
Ozarks
Missouri
Kansas
Dean P. F. Walker
Boston
Lansins
25 Years Ago Notices and Local Events
Twenty five years ago on Thursday August 4 Abe Wolfson moves to 637 Massachusetts Street fixing doors and windows to deter burglars. Willis and Morgan wed at Nickel Theatre and plan to live on Vermont Street. Old Folks Reunion and C P A picnic set for Brown's Grove near Lawrence on Friday August 10 1907 with Judge Smart and others speaking and dancing in the evening. Mrs Edmondson and children return from Denver trip Fern Evans departs for El Paso Illinois for visits.
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Abe Wolfson
Massachusetts Street
Willis-Morgan
Susie Willis
Nickel Theater
J. H. Morgan
Vermont Street
Wakarusa C. P. A.lodge
Brown's Grove
Lawrence
Judge Smart
John G. Haskell
Henry Asher
J. L. Brady
Newhouse
J. R. Woodward
Charles Edmondson
Denver
Fern Evans
el Paso
Ill
Local notices and travel notes from Lawrence paper
Forty years ago notices report C Arlene James earning a first grade teaching certificate in Missouri and praising Lawrence High School Alma Mater. Marcella Howland returns from the East, and Mrs A Graeber plans Colorado visit. Rail traffic notes mention frequent Union Pacific and Santa Fe trains with a Denver round trip ad.
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C. Arlene James
Missouri
Macon City
Lawrence High School
Marcella Howland
East
A. Graeber
Colorado
W. B. Walton
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Denver
How’s your Health head nodding in infants noted
Head nodding or spasmus nutans is described in infants three to twelve months old and in miners and railway workers. It often accompanies nystagmus, with pale infants suffering from rickets. Causes include nervous instability and poor coordination of eye movements, worsened by deficient light and nutrition. Cod liver oil and proper illumination may prevent and cure.
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Jana
This Date in Kansas History: Ingalls on Free Coinage
In 1895 former Senator John J. Ingalls spoke at Caldwall in support of free coinage of silver while Solon O. Thacher, noted Kansas lawyer and Lawrence pioneer, is described as very ill at home in Lawrence.
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John J. Ingalls
Caldwall
Solon O. Thacher
Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas Officials Rule Budget Changes Permissible After Hearings
Topeka AP August 4 attorney general Roland Boynton ruled county commissioners may adjust proposed budgets after publication and public hearings adding 400 dollars to Lyon County Farm Bureau budget. Other briefs note California bonus marchers dispersed in Galena after threats of arrest. Phillipsburg rodeo opens with 100 contestants. Parsons voters retain three Sunday blue law sections. Canton bank robbery suspects Sidney Oliver and Derby arrested in Ellis. a malaria research lab is funded near Jassy by Rockefeller Foundation.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Roland Boynton
Lyon County
Farm Bureau
Galena
California
C. Cohnson
Johnson
Phillipsburg
Phillipsburg County
Cow
Parsons
Ellis
McPherson County
Canton
Kan
Sidney Oliver
Derby
Night Club Murder Shapes Barry and Janet's Ties
Barry Cabot protects Janet Perry after a late night at the Cock Crow club ends with Dan Skelly murdered. The case draws front-page attention as police hunt a killer while Barry and Janet navigate danger, rumors, and a looming underworld link. Janet fears the mysterious man in the cab, and Barry contemplates the perilous social circle around them.
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Barry Cabot
J. C. Bleecker
Bleecker
Barry
Janet Perry
New York
Janet
Brian Strong
Strong
Young
Howson
Queenie
Larry
Jan
Forty-second Street
Vanderbilt Avenue
Grand Central Station
Jaret
Hennessy
Dan Skelly
Cockcrow Club
Big City
Skelly
Tenderloin
Pittsburgh
Cockcrow
Hin
Dan
Underworld
The
Ank
Ward Howson
Uncle Alfred
Policeman
Alfred
Young Howson
Sixth Avenue
Pippin
Par
Helen
Nancy
Cabot
Ton
Jennie Kershaw
Mrs. Perry
Sketches From The Capital Questions And Answers
A cabinet of Q and A on patents and political vacancies. It notes 52572 patents issued in the fiscal year ending June 30 1932 and 76723 applications pending on July 1. It outlines how Senate vacancies are filled by governor appointment and House vacancies by special or regular elections. It lists seven vice presidents who died in office: Clinton Gerry King Wilson Hendricks Sherman.
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Commissioner of Patents
Patent Office
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
George Clinton
Quorum Rules in the House of Representatives
The article states that a majority constitutes a quorum. With no vacancies the House has 485 members and 218 are needed to transact business. In the committee of the whole 100 members form a quorum.
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House of Representatives
Girl's Scenario Thesis Wins Architect Degree
Ruth Morris wrote a movie scenario that earned her the professional architect degree at Ohio State University. After a 1924 bachelor of architecture, she worked in Hollywood on film set design and returned to write a thesis film "Catherine the Great" with 17,000 words and scene sketches.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ruth Morris
Ohio State University
Miss Morris
Hollywood
Catherine the Great
Machine Gun Practice Irks French Veterans
Ex service men in Challons near the Loire protested army machine gun practice in their neighborhood. They said the net sound of fire recalled trench memories and urged the mayor to move maneuvers. Their petition went to the minister of war.
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Challons
France
The
Loire
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