Fragmented excerpt discusses religious quotes and political commentary
The text weaves Galatians on sowing and reaping with notes on wheat checks to Kansas and Santa Claus, then shifts to Alfred E. Smith criticizing government relief works. It questions efficiency and the Civil Works Administration, noting extended delays and unclear implementation despite plans for large projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Santa Claus
Sam
Alfred E. Smith
A. Common
Scold
Washington
Cep
Ith
Kansas City murders tied to Miller gang era end
Verne C. Miller, long hunted by the Department of Justice for Kansas City station massacre links, was found dead on a road near Detroit. His removal allows officers to focus on other suspects in the Kansas City killings and the Jayhawk era in Kansas-Missouri lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne C. Miller
Gangstar
United States
Law
Detroit
Mikler
Kansas City Station
Department of Justice
Kansas City
Unions or Company Unions Gain Favor With Employees
The industrial labor code provision granting the right to organize led workers to favor company unions or alignment with general unions. Recent eastern elections show employees choosing company unions over outside administration, reflecting interest in cooperation with employers and a less hostile labor relationship.
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Industrial - Teol Nra
Engle ceremony unites Goertz and Engel in Kansas City kin
The marriage of Miss Suzanne Goertz and Dr. Lawrence Engel, both of Kansas City, took place last Thursday at the Engel home with Rev. Edward Hislop officiating. A family reunion dinner followed. The couple will reside at 1003 Warwick Blvd, Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Goertz
Lawrence Engel
Kansas City
Engel
Edward Hislop
First Methodist Church
Warwick .Blvd
Kansas
George Barker
Georg
Lawrence
Concordia
Ansom
Storm
Paul Dinsmonrs
Dorothy
J.D
Bowersock
Barker
Max Louk
Ruth Uttinger
Merline “Ute
Tinger
Pattie Romand
Hazel Lee
Thanksgiving Guests At Wesley Memorial Event
Hag returned to Chicago and her née at Wesley Memorial. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Fitz hosted Thanksgiving guests from Kansas City Including Mr and Mrs Abe Holcom and Mollie Holcom Mr and Mrs Hugh Axe Eunice Dorothy Tabler of Pleasant Valley and Frances Holcom of Model
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Hag
Chicago
Wesley Memorial
Hospitaleen
Herbert ‘Fitz
Ton
Kansas City
Abe Holcom
Molli
Holcom
Hugh
Axe
Eunice
Dorothy
Pleasant Valley
Frances
Model
University Banquet Honors Kansas Football Eleven
Twenty five years ago on a Friday in December a banquet in the University gym honored the University of Kansas football eleven champions of the Missouri Valley. Speakers include Chancellor Strong governor elect Stubbs coach Kennedy Arthur St Leger Mosse and others with the Squires presenting gold jobs to the boys. Perkins family plans a Greensboro birthday reunion for Alices W Perkins aged 80.
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Universsity Gymnasium
University of Kansas
Missouri Valley
Lof
Strong
Stubbs
Kamas Stock
Coach Kennedy
Arthur St. Leger Mosse
Carl Rouse
Lansdon
Jimmy. Green
van der: Vries
Ralph Spotts
Hagerman
Squires
Will
Will Hutson
Pat
Crowell
Reed
Johnson
Rice
Perkins
Lawrence
North Carolina
Greensboro
N.G
M.D. Perkins
Alice
Okenne
R. W. Cone
Rob
Armstrong
A. R. ‘Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Seneca
Forty Years Ago Card Makes Kansas City Visit
A December item recalls a 40 year old Thanksgiving football game in Kansas City with 3000 spectators despite cold weather. Kansas lost as key players were absent or injured, Rothrock and McMurray stood out, and bouquets were given to players as they came on the field. Local social notes mention club plans, entertainments, and members attending events in Holton and Topeka.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Williamson
Steinberger
Coleman
Rothrock
McMurray
Harvey
Kansas
Lewelling
State -Higgins
Topeka
Brager
Kelley
Chapman
Lake View
Ed. Rousell
Misses Davidson
Wilson
Holton
Holton Council F. A.A
John, Johnson
R.S
John Petty
Frances’ Wheeler
Lucy
van Hoesen
Ella Russell
Ora
Willie Griesa
Carrie Mull
Maepie
Otta Perkins
Edna and
Rosie
Hennold
Olga Barteldes
Mamie -Willeoma
Lawrence man contests Ottawa judge race in 4th district
A. Rives of Lawrence announces he will contest the election of C. A. Smart of Ottawa as judge of the fourth judicial district. Smart is a Republican and Riggs was the fusion candidate.
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Lawrence
A. Smart
Ottawa
Smart
Riggs
Petroleum discovery echoed in early American industry tale
A fragment mentions E. L. Drake's 1858 Titusville petroleum discovery and J. W. Marshall finding a gold nugget in Coloma California, noting the ensuing excitement and the growing need for larger figures in the industry. It also references a veteran foreign wars meeting and a note on classified advertising efficacy.
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Avery
E. L. Drake
Titusville
Pennsylvania
J. W.’ Marshall
Coloma
California
Drake
Russian Lake peril theater deep in the Lilluar
Curt and Paul chase danger in the Canadian Northwest as they encounter Ralph and Sonya Nichols, tease a half breed foe, and uncover Teeste LeNoir’s suspicious trading at Higginbotham’s Russian Lake store. Curt secretly studies the ledger to map last year’s happenings and plans a night raid to gather proof. The tale blends pursuit, coded roles, and peril in the storm.
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Curt
Paul
Tgginbotham
Sonya’ Nichols
Sonya
Lony
Russian Lake
Yukon
Fort Nelson
Higginbotham
Peter
Leeste LeNoir
Sam
Teeste
LeNoir
Rugsian
Lake
Savaze
Manlicher-Schoenauer
Duleé
Russian
Igor
Karakha
Lilluar
Ana
Poe
Pau
John
Old John
Nichols
Ralph
Roosian Lake
Fort Neleon
Queer Sounds by Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly challenges Grandpa over a bank claim and woods ownership. After a tense argument the woods are ruled to be Willy Nilly’s ground and Grandpa returns the money. Willy Nilly then hides the funds before resuming his daily life.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Grouchy
Willy “Nilly
The fian tries and the cellar store room guarded
Willy and Nilly gather food for winter in the cellar with Rip the dog helping. They lock pantry doors and bolt the cellar to guard the stored apples and vegetables. At night Willy hears strange sounds and dreams of danger, waking to fowl growls and cries.
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Willy Nilly
Rip
Willy x
Willy
Nilly
Sleeping Sickness Epidemic in St Louis History
A fragmented excerpt discusses distinctions between sleeping sickness and African sleeping sickness, noting unclear American cause. It notes a recent St Louis epidemic drawing medical curiosity about the disease’s nature and historical context, with historians tracing back two centuries.
Epidemic Encephalitis Believed Caused by Tiny Virus
Historical notes discuss epidemic encephalitis illness with uncertain beliefs about its cause. Claims connect outbreaks in 1916 and England 2191 with a filtrable virus too small to see. The disease affects ages 20 to 50, more men than women, with disputed contagiousness and unclear virus nature.
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England
Flashes of life and troubles on Thanksgivings across the nation
A string of quirky holiday stories from unions in Uniontown to Philadelphia, with a haywire serenade tale ending in seven youths facing charges, a hot Thanksgiving in Philly with record warmth and 75 alarms, plus odd incidents in Denver Kansas City Salt Lake City and more.
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Uniontown
Wulam Byers
Philadelphia
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Richard
Rainey
Denver
Frank
Romo
Salt ‘Lake
Cable News in Brief Mixed World Briefs
London reports ambassador notes on an equalization fund for the dollar and a U S RFC fund for gold purchases. France says ships head to a prison colony. Turkey coast storms kill 17 and injure hundreds. Rome cites talks on a cotton swap involving Soviet promissory notes. Moscow discusses Nazi party special courts and alleged enemy placement in homes. Icebreaker Cheliuskin crew may abandon ship to survive.
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Associated Press
London
Bingham
American’society
United States
Great Britain
RFC
Martini de Re
France
Priso
Guinea
Istanbul
Samsun
Turkey
Rome
Mussolini
Litvinoffi
Italy
Moscow
Cheliuskin
East Siberian
Prohibition and high license debated as liquor policy
A speaker argues total suppression as the only traffic solution. He asserts taxation should fund government and luxury liquor should carry higher rates. Prohibition enforcement hinges on three key figures, a judge, a sheriff, and a prosecuting attorney, with the outcome uncertain.
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Noomore
Debate and banquets at Baptist Social Union banquet
An 1912 address by Hon John S Dawson at the Baptist Social Union banquet in Chicago condemns liquor interests and urges temperance. It questions whether liquor interests contribute thrift or skill to society and argues for virtue and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John.s. Dawson
Baptist
Union, Auditorium
Chicago
Residence details amid property inquiry in New York area
A fragment references a family and residence near New York amid a property inquiry. The note mentions a phone number 220 and suggests cross-border or international connections, but the readable content is fragmented and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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al-Worl Kel
Ailied
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