Waiting Soul and Longs Sideshow in Congress
Psalm 61 cites hope in God as a rock and salvation while Huey Long faces a fate as a sideshow figure amid a debate over unemployment payrolls. The piece notes expanding payrolls goals, Kansas City job gains, Lawrence hours, and the aim to hold ground until reinforcements arrive as racketeering inquiries reveal Chicago underworld fear easing for witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lawrence
Grand
Chicago
Underworld
Holding Out On Us
City officials regret Kaw river’s failure to cooperate during a rainy spell to scour the river bed near the water intake. A jetty may be needed at further cost to divert current and restore previous conditions. Record rainfall this month produced only a moderate river rise. Two thirds of states have voted to repeal the eighteenth amendment, with repeal likely within a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw
Lawrence
Repeal Fallout and Kansas Bond Scandals Prompt Commentary
A column warns of a turbulent period as states regain liquor control amid potential weak will to act. It cites Johnson’s five year drunk prediction and the clash between liquor interests and temperance. Also notes Kansas bond forgery questions, and a lighthearted mock guidance about opening a university with an athletic director before a faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pussyfoot
Johnson
Town note on returns and moving plans across several families
Mrs N P Sherwood and children return from Minneapolis to 1801 Indiana street. Prof Sherwood remains at the University of Minnesota. Mrs Prentiss hosts a house party for four Kelley nieces in Vinland, Welcome to Helen Allen of Seattle. Louise Luckan to teach biology in Hickory NC at Le Noir College. Mrs Fred Eggert and daughter Mrs Curtis Law plan a California move. Clara Albert to be assistant registrar at Fort Collins Agricultural College. Dr and Mrs H Reding return from Dayton OH. Franklin joins them. Olive Constant to Abilene for music supervisor post. Mary Underwood to Reading KS for teaching this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Sherwood
Minneapolis
Minn
Indiana Street
Sherwood
University of Minnesota
Mrs Carruth in serious condition after Madison trip
Mrs. Carruth, brought home from Madison Wisconsin Sunday night, remains no better and is in serious condition. Doctors have been unable to diagnose her trouble. Misses Letz and Iva Harper returned from a month’s visit in Council Grove, accompanied by Masters Frank and Harry King who will spend a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruth
Madison
Wisconsin
Letz
Iva
Harper
Council Grove
Masters
Frank
Harry King
Fortieth anniversary notes and local notices from Lawrence
A Fortieth Anniversary Era roundup recalls I M Harper and family at 1125 Vermont, DelClave attendees Solon Emery and Thurman Fitzpatrick travel to Kansas City, property purchases at 1415 Massachusetts St by Mr and Mrs Winey, and social visits including Miss Marie Brune and Miss Helen Keith from Denver. Also listed are residents returning from trips, work moves involving Lloyd Ware and Otto Barteldes, entertaining plans on Kentucky street, and community reminders about watermelons on streets and a proposed ordinance to curb rind litter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Harper
Vermont Street
Solon Emery
Thurman Fitzpatrick
Kansas City
Thomas Winey
Pleasant Grove
Massachusetts St
Lawrence
Marie Brune
Helen Keith
Denver
Lloyd Ware
Louisiana
Irving Drue Shoe Co
Glen Charlton
Blue Rapids
American Cement Plaster Co
Otto Barteldes
Colo
Barteldes Seed, Co
E.monk
Chicago
Col
H. L. Moore
Washington
Congress
Inez Taggert
Pennsylvania
Louise O'Bryan
Frank Cosley
Grant Mull
Garnett
Kittie Lindsay
Tooka
Claf [Rence
Ruth Nash
Topeka
Lizzie Dickson
Paola
W. Barteldes
A. D. Kennedy
Flora Kennedy
Kinsley
This Date Kansas History: 1896 Santa Fe rate cut to Galveston
1896 The Santa Fe railroad files a new freight schedule reducing grain rates from Kansas to Galveston. 1897 Cyrus Leland is named pension agent at Topeka, succeeding former Governor George W. Glick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas
Galveston
Cyrus Leland
Topeka
George W. Glick
Homeopathic Doses in History by Dr Bumgardner
In 1851 Edward Gorsuch and Maryland men tried to seize a fugitive slave in Christiana Pennsylvania. The raid sparked a riot in which Gorsuch was killed. Castner Hanway an invalid Quaker faced treason charges for not aiding the marshal. Indictments were not found but the episode stirred much agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana Case
Edward Gorsuch
Maryland
Christijana
Pennsylvania
Gorsuch
Castner Hanway
Night sweats and tuberculosis and Vatican decree
An explanation of night sweats as a possible sign of tuberculosis notes that the absence or presence of night sweats does not confirm or rule out TB. It discusses causes such as infections thyroid issues and nervous temperament and recommends careful examination. A Vatican decree standardizes purple shades used by high Roman Catholic churchmen and distributes samples to prelates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ago Galdston
Vatican
Vatican City
Congregation of Ceremonials
The Hidden Door Chapter Six Dangerous Quest
Colin leaves hospital after threat by the Mask and plans to enter Reddy’s empty room using skeleton keys to retrieve a hidden letter. Detective Mulvey urges exile from the case. The cool June night and moonlit courtyard set a suspenseful mood as Colin approaches the old room for a perilous stake in his pursuit of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddy Turner
Colin Hewitt
Colin
Reddy
Tim Mulvey
The
Toom
Dangerous Quest
Mulvey
Grand Central
Serieant Mulvey
Sergeant Mulvey
Colonel Hargreaves
Nix
Spegeant Mulvey
Tim
Biddy
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Fifth Avenue
Kith
King
Valice
Butch Connalined
Butch
Sixth Avenue
One Top Notch’s Idea To Save Rip From The Pound
In Puddle Muddle the group plans to raise funds for Rip’s license and an extra week in the pound. Willy Nilly laments no money since the exhibition and failed pay for small repairs. Top Notch suggests entering a village exhibition of roosters and hens, aiming to win first prize to fund Rip’s needs.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Puddle Muddle
Rip
Willy Nilly
Jelly Bear
Top Notch
Flashy Tomorrow News Bits From Across States
Des Moines AP reports Lloyd Mussell 22 had his jaw locked in a bank with a doctor reopening him. Omaha NRA worker confronted by a resident who rejects Blue Eagle after a few words. Canton youths six days each for stealing a ten cent watermelon, judge orders five at a time. Hyde Park New Deal saddle horse wins county fair with President Roosevelt and John watching. Kalispell fire damages nearby home but Mrs Greig wakes, tornado strike melts bed lamp cord.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Lloyd Mussell
Omaha
Omaha Nra
Blue Eagle
Ie Kk
Canton
Ill
Hyde Park
New Deal
Missouri
Roosevelt
John
Kalispell
Mont
David Greig
Kansas billboards warn of unpaid 1932 taxes
Seventeen billboards along U S Highway 40 west of Kansas City display notices that personal property taxes for 1932 remain unpaid. Wyandotte County delinquent tax collector George Jewell posted the seizure warrants offering owners 10 days to pay $32 or have the boards dismantled and material sold. In Manhattan, NRA supporters cast pledges at polling places in a mock election, with 60 clerks processing ballots as 3,200 consumers vote.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kan
Li. S. Highway No. 40
Here
George Jewell
Wyandotte County
Manhattan
NRA
Eudora Masonic Picnic Plans for Labor Day Park Event
In Eudora the Mason lodge and Eastern Star plan a Labor Day picnic in the city park with an afternoon and evening program. Activities include athletic events for children, a Scottish Rite versus Vinland junior league ball game, and an evening dance. The 13th district covers DeSoto Lingwood Baldwin Lawrence Tongano xie Perry Lecompton and Eudora.
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Maine
LaMars
Iowa
Martin Abels
C.L. Fuller
Martha
June Louise
Fred Madl
Mason Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Eudora
Scottish Rite
Vinland
DeSoto
Lingwood
Baldwin
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Perry
Lecompton
Leo Passman
Joan
Mary Frances
St. Mary's
Rudora
Melvin Wilson
Hazel
Jimmy Edwards
Belton
Local Society Notes and Weekend Gatherings in Eudora
A lengthy list of visits, dinners, and social events in Eudora including Mrs. C E Brown of Kansas City returning with Frank Weaver, Mrs. V G Kropf visiting from Chicago, and multiple local families hosting and attending gatherings. Also mentions attendance at a Douglas County Sunday-school picnic, a Douglas County Teachers meeting in Lawrence, and a J L L bridge party with prizes awarded to Mrs. Mary Neustifter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Kraybill
Toveka
Fudora
S. V. Carr
Ray Roberts
Billy
Lawrence
Yoder
Rey
H. Reifschneider
Milton
Robert
Homer Gerstenberger
Hilda
Helen
Lois Louise
Amelia
Harvey Anderson
Belleview
Loren Rapier
George Schubert
Henrietta Schubert
Curtis Ruthrauff
Mary Miller
Maybelle
Slavens
Winifred Stevens
Louise Luckan
Douglas County Teachers Association
Marie Williams
Ruth Miller
Anita Stadler
Martha Seiwald
Emma Mercier
Rigina Schehrer
Myre
Marie Eder
Mary Neustifter
Nat Rothberger
Nora Trefz
Anna Sommers
Adelia Zimmerman
Marjorie Schehrér
Edna
Local Club Sees Membership Changes and Social Visits
Mrs Ella Kasberger and three others resign from the club while Mrs Mer cier joins as a new member. Mr and Mrs W J Hague visit Bonner Springs with sister Mrs D M Frame. Mrs Frame returns home with them. Mr and Mrs Martha Abels host a birthday dinner for daughter June Louise with guests Otto and Abels and Martha and June Louise. Mrs Sarah Hausnian travels to Kansas City then Excelsior Springs. Mr and Mrs J W Smith move to rooms in the William Combest home. Mrs Laving Smoots and granddaughter Pearl will occupy the vacated house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Abels
Fred Moll
Abels
Martha
June Louise
Sarah Hausnian
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs
V. G. Kropf
James
Chicago
C. Fuller
Clarence
J. W. Smith
William Combest
Laving Smoots
Pearl
Smiths
Letter Promises Weight Loss and Pain Relief From Kruschen
A reader recounts neuritis relief after using Kruschen for three weeks in Brooklyn New York. She claims weight loss from 210 to 154 pounds and renewed energy, noting others also use the product. The ad touts a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast and claims a 4 week jar costs little.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Kruschen
A. V. Carr
Ft. Tilden
N.Y
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God
Huey Long
Coney Island
Mr Long
United States Senate
School of Crime
Leavenworth Times
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Jim
Promisin
Publishers Syndicate
Edward Bumgardner
Howe
Frank L. Packard
Gan
Colin’s Venture
Journal-World
Gasso
Puffy
Lawrence, Kansas
OF Thrift
Lawrence National Bank
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