Political party offices set for Kan tail? campaign push
In Topeka a Republican headquarters suite at 979 Kan R Vente opens with staff moving in and planned active canvassing. Democratic state central committee rents New England building offices for state headquarters with a large speaker roster and telegraph setup.
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Tdpeka
Central Committee
New England
Hese
Ope
Ned Tnday
Henderson Din
W.H. L
Éoud Yidtine
Bob Helvering
Baerau
Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town
INDEPENDENCE residents report Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Simpson Taylor at the Mary Griffiliy home and by Mise Nellie at the damesale home. Blayd Black called at the Baker home Sunday. Mrs Jolu Rockhold and children died at the Newland James Sunday. Mrs Leilérer had children visit at the Shott Howe neir Worden. Charley Mathey called at the Ehart Fablehon Sunday. Miss Bessie Lederer visited at the John Rorkhold home Monday.
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Independence
Simpson Taylor
Mary Griffiliy
Marcy Leighman
Lawrence
Daloyd Black
Baker
Aalley
Sunslay Jr
Charlies
Charles Black
Leslie Anul
Edna Fle
Jordan Howe
George Pitts
Moss Pitts
Perry( Foe
James Galeham
Wilber Black
Fir
Wallis Jackson
Mary Griffith
Jand
Sim ‘Taylor
Mary Mathey
Low Newland
Jolm Rock
Briden Cand
George Sammers
Francis Griffth
Omaha
Neh
Local notices of visits and departures in Medicine Lodge area
Miss Blanche and others visited at the Newland home. Harry Price and neighbors called on Sunday. Residents visited James Gale and Baker homes. Lloyd Black left for Keewanee to join the YMCA. A surprise party for Black at the Charles Black home featured watermelons and friendly goodbyes. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended for children’s stomach upsets.
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Blanche
Newland
D. F. Sutton
Kansas City
Harry Price
M. J. Jat
Don; Howe
Wilber
Black
Charles Blick
J.'C
Medicing Lodge
Unsas
L.'C. Baker
James Gale
GW. Hardtarter
Teax
Jordon Lome
Janes Gale
Baker
Isses Neva 'Préston
Rhensqy
Addie
California
Iminvis
Lloyd
Walter Douglas family greet visitors at Pleasant Grove
Afr. and Mrs. Frank Douglas host a select crowd Wednesday for a musical evening honoring son Walter and his wife. Visitors from Topeka and Lawrence stop by, with Mrs. McCleary, Alfred Rudiger, and Miss Layharger among attendees. School starts September 3 with teacher Miss Layharger. The Douglas family returns to New York after a brief New Era visit, while local trips include trips to Kansas City and Sigel for friends and relatives.
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Frank Douglas
Walter
Walter Douglas
Ci Qourtian
Topeka
John Levette
McCleary
Lawrence
Alfred Rudiger
Smith
Henry
Lyons
Oklahoma
Lotta
Jin
Stubblefiell
Pleasant Grove
J. Sutherland
Kanesity
Honeymoon on $6.00 Ends With Bride and Bail Keeper
James Byrd, 32, and his bride were taken to police headquarters by chauffeur Louis Wait after Byrd admitted he could not pay his automobile hire bill of 250. The distressed bride said she met Byrd in San Francisco and agreed to marry after he claimed his father was a billionaire. Byrd had arrived in an auto rented from Wait at 50 dollars a day and was unable to settle the tab.
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Sa Francises
James Byrd
Louis Wait
Myouth
King
Byrd
San Francisco
Santa Clara County
Careful feeding and gentle laxatives for infants and children
Mothers should be careful not to overfeed during summer and cold weather. Provide easily digested foods and ripe fruit, expect possible digestive disturbances and constipation. Do not use cathartic remedies. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a mild correction for stomach and bowel trouble. Offer a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell, 406 Washington St, Monticello, Illinois.
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W. B. Caldwell
Washington St. Montivello
Ilinois
Girl to Accompany Him to San Jose and a Damaged Name Change
A fragmentary report describes a girl accompanying a man to San Jose where she changes her name from Jessie Short to Mrs. Drauer Byrd Giousel daghter in-law of it, mutine back in San Francisco. Byrd claims the elicit fruit owner is Iris father Guin iay settling for a woman. Byrd returns with tenit and says his father is too ill to sign while a chauffeur tells police Byrd slipped a bite to a rich hand for fruit and planned to defer payment on an automobile bill until his father recovers.
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San Jose
Jessie Short
Sulesyinl
Byrd
Corn Crib 26 Feet in Air After Storm Near Dayton
A cyclone lifted a corn crib on a Dayton township farm owned by Jos Burns, carried it over a fence and wires, then set it down upside down with the crib empty. The wind spared nearby buildings. Burns offered the damaged crib to Heidrick, who used it for storage of wheat until it can be returned to Burns.
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Fam Salina
Aug. Y
Jos. Burns
Dayta Township
Boens
Dayton
Burns
John Veidviel
Aim
Burts
Canadian Premier Rules Out General Women’s Suffrage
London Aug 29 Robert Borden the Canadian premier told suffragettes he has no power to introduce a general measure of women’s suffrage in the Dominion. He warned that threats or militant tactics would not influence him. The Women’s Social and Political Union delegation was introduced by Miss Barratt seeking a government measure.
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London
Robert
Borden
Dominion of Canada
Ami
Women’s
Miss Barratt
Dominion
Freckles Now Ding That Quickly Removes Homely Spots
An advertisement claims a double strength ointment called othine, obtainable from any druggist in Lawrence, can remove freckles overnight. Users are told to apply a small amount nightly and expect lighter freckles to vanish, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Lawrence
Canadian women suffrage debate reaches British stance
Mr Borden rejected federal action on enfranchisement saying the matter rests with provincial legislatures. he praised Canadian women as capable of judging the issue while opposing militant tactics. An Anti-Suffrage League deputation thanked him for standing firm against militant methods.
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Australia
Ethan
Canada
Borden
Anti-Suffrage League
Williamstown Social Roundup Includes Trips and Visits
Williamstown residents reported visitors from Lawrence and Perry on the weekend. Mrs Ben Wikkon and family traveled to Lawrence. Frank Mongohl went to Perry. Walter Kunkel conducted Lawrence business. John Marsoning scheduled a public sale September 12 of farm stock and tools. a local ball game saw the Walkovers defeat Williamstown 10 to 2.
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Williamstown
Sand
Ben ‘Wikkon
Lawrence
Son
Fish, Creek
Wisconsin
Albert Rose
Lawrences
Jie
Alex Rose
Frank Mongohl
Perry
Walter Kunkel
Andrey Harshberger
Abe
Tones City
O& Be
Mollie
Celia Mulvikin
L. E. Martin
Taepunes
Sun
John Marsoning
Melton
Uwhiters
Father Serron
Steve Welter
Mes
Jas, Sample
Topeka
Kansas woman drowned linked to troubled marriage in Detroit
The body of Mrs Mary Germain formerly Miss Mary Eldridge of Wellington Kansas was found in the Detroit river. Landlady identified her after she disappeared about three weeks ago. It is believed she died by her own hand amid marital troubles. Germain had been married twice and recently worked as a demonstrator in a music store before desertion by her husband and the move to Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Mary Germain
Mary Eldridge
Wellington
Kan
Detroit River
Marrigal
Kansas
Workin
Helen Eldridge
Wellingtisir
Germain
Cmusic
Flerjienich
Dry farming expert joins Kansas Agricultural College staff
Manhattan Kan August 28 an expert to devote full time to field advisory work in dry farming will join the staff of the Kansas Agricultural College missionaries within weeks as a representative of the agricultural college and the United States Department of Agriculture under the college extension department. The expert will work in about 25 western counties advising on dry farming farm management and related issues. Part of his salary and expenses will be paid by the Department of Agriculture with the college covering the rest. Miller hopes to secure a loan for this work in ten days with government cooperation likely for county advisors.
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Manhattan
Ken
Kansas Acricitori College
Beercultural College
United States Department At Agriculture
JJ Miller
Riment
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Miller
Local notices recount reunions and travels in Kansas
Kasdus reports a conference on safety and Western Kansas focus with Department of Agriculture and college backing. Old Letters Reunion at Clousa drew many. Mr and Mrs Hudson vacationing in Oklahoma. Mrs Farmont and daughters Hazel and Margaret in Lawrence. Mrs Eckle and sons headed to Chandler Oklahoma to visit her father. Paul Rudiger shopped in Lawrence.
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Clousa
Win. Hudson
Oklahoma
Fa.rmont
Hazel
Margaret
Lawrence
A. Eckle
Litle
Clarence
Maryn
Chandler
Oklo
Paul Rudiger
Lumber famine predicted as consumption drains supply
Kansas City lumbermen warn of dwindling supplies within twenty years if current consumption persists. They urge immediate price increases to curb demand, citing last year’s railroad and construction use that exceeded domestic production by about six hundred million feet, signaling prosperity to some yet risking short supply.
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Kansas City
Xileriva
Mongolians Loot Pekin Amid Farce of 2000 Mziilian Eraapes
Reports claim Mongolian forces occupy Tuiviti in Manchuria and loot stores under a commander named Kutuku. A Chinese detachment from Mukden with Manchu guns attacked during the first days of fighting, with clashes continuing. Chinese national assembly debates the obstruction of President Sun Yat Sen's arrival and provisional leadership.
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Tuiviti
Manichuria
Abd
Lyas
Cordins
Kutuku
Shah
Alonvolia
Mukden
Preet Yoao Shikiva
Chinese National Assembly
Sun
Sen
Tien Tsin
Strange dream comes true advertises Alabaster Balm
A garbled ad promises Tarivaea beauty balm for fur and skin and notes a price of 3 cents postpaid. The rest mentions a Boston woman Miss Blanche Sinclair who drowned after falling overboard on Lake Winnnepekaukee. a body was found and a reward of 200 dollars is mentioned.
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Age Beggs Mfo. CO
Ogdue
Iene
Meredith
Blake
Winneperaukee
Blanche Sinclair
Boston
Tragedy Near Cairo After Altercation On Train
A confrontation on a passenger train ends in the fall of Larry Stoatt, an unknown Black man, into the Ohio River near Cairo Illinois. Stoatt, previously removed from a train for drunkenness, shouted at a peer before drawing a gun and jumping into the river.
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Cairo
Ill
Aus
Larry Stoatt
Illnois Central Railroad
Qhiv
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