The New Era After Prohibition Looms Over Liquor and Debt
The article reviews the post prohibition shift to liquor dispensaries as inns and stores, questions whether names change alter behavior, and notes Insull trials. It also discusses debt relief attempts, farm price improvements, and a growing federal deficit, with debt at 23.5 billion dollars.
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John Barleycorn
Douglas County
Kansans Defeat George Washington in Close Capitol Game and Rise
University of Kansas football team beat George Washington University in Washington by a slim margin, overcoming a grueling schedule and long travel. The Jayhawks closed a tough season with credit to their state, earning notable attention despite odd travel constraints. In other notes, optimistic talk about cheaper money stirred opposition due to potential side effects. A Detroit romance shows a Stockholm wedding by telephone with no divorce by radio yet planned.
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George Washington
University
National Capital
Jayhawkers
Locals and visitors noted in Lawrence area social items
In Lawrence and nearby towns, residents and relatives were mentioned visiting relatives in Lawrence since Thanksgiving before returning to Rifle Colorado. Other items list invitations for a December bridge party, a Sousa concert, and Arch Masons electing and installing officers for 1924 in the Lawrence Roy al Arch Masons Chapter No. 4 with a long slate of named officers.
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Tryin Ratliff
Lawrence
Rifle
Colo
Fred
L. Morrisi
Morris
Excelsior Springs
T. G. Fitch
James Barrow
Country Club
Sousa
Robinson Gymnasium
Professor Skilton
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Paul, Lange
J. T Glendenning
King
W. W. Hatton
E.M. Owens
Paul Rankin
Royal Arch
Edward Hope
W. J
Wedding and social notes from Lawrence society occasion
Twenty five years ago items recount Mrs J G Haskell and daughter returning from New England, Miss Helen Galencamp visiting, birthday dinner hosted by Mildred Tweed, and whist club success. A Kansas City wedding unites Miss Mary Pugh and Dr J A Hamlin at the Rankin home with home to follow at 441 Ohio Street. Mrs Alex Marks and Mrs George Shaw host sixty ladies for thimbles in honor of Mrs Samek of New York.
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J. G. Haskell
New England
Helen Galencamp
St Louis
Alvina Wilhelmi
Sophie Menger
May
Kansas City i
Denssing
Mildred Tweed
J. N. Roberts
Isabel Armstrong
Wilder Metcalf
Joe Ramsey
W. T. Sinclair
Roberts
Forrest, Booth
Fairview
Harvey
Arden Booth
Baldwin
Kansas City
Paul Johnson
Arkansas City
Fred. Johnson
Lawrence
Ruth McFerren
Coffeyville High School
George McFerren
Dewey Schmittendorf
James Arthur
Charlotte Kinney
Green Bay
Wis
Adventure Island
Nora B. Cunningham
Chanute
Kansas
J. E. Mellor
Harry Webster
Ottawa
Dorriy
Jean
J. Coach
Baldwin High School
Centenary Hall
Blanche Larkin
Baker University
Delma Webb
Donald Black
Clarence Walker
Burl Maxwell
Earl Miller
Betty Smith
Merlyn Rutherford
Waneta Sullivan
Doris Hobson
Frances Sutor
Catherine Jardon
Fern Hall
Maxine Custer
Kansas City Business College
Emma Hall
T. A. Custer
Minnie’s Dinner Etiquette In Poor Pa Tale
Minnie never asks and blessin except when she has company for dinner. Ma says when Minnie has company she gets out her best tablecloth and napkins and her religion. Copyright 1828. Publishers Syndicate.
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Minnie
Publishers Syndicate
Forty Years Ago Football Coach Interest In City
A local meeting at the Commercial Club discussed hiring a professional football coach for next year. J D Bowersock chaired the session with talks by J A Riggs, Prof Blake, Geo Innes, and J D Bowersock. A committee of S A Riggs Geo Innes W T Sinclair and Prof Blake will seek subscriptions and arrange for the coach.
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Carrie Strickland
Burlington
Iowa
Helen Weber
Jessie Edson
Topeka
George Walker
Jacksonville
Snyder
Ohio Street
Nels Gosline
L. O McIntire Dry Goods Company
Springfield
Gosline
J. D. Bowersock
J. A. Riggs
Blake
Geo. Innes
7. D. Bowerssock
S. A. Riggs
W. T. Sinclair
Prof
Kansas Governor Race Expenditure and Leedy Headquarters
Expense statements show Governor E N Morrill spent 825 while fusion candidate John W Leedy spent 590 80. In 1897 Lawrence Congregational Church presents Dr Richard Cordley a life based on a parsonage, marking his 40th anniversary as pastor. Governor elect Leedy sets up Topeka headquarters December 4 1896 and begins preparations to take office.
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Toneka
E. N. Morrill
John W. Leedy
Lawrence Congregational Church
Richard Cordley
Leedy
Topeka
Poet's Prophecy Marks 1859 Slavery Crisis Diary Entry
On December 2 1859 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow noted in his diary this would be a great day in history with two new revolutions. He described John Brown being led to execution in Virginia for attempting to rescue enslaved people.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
John Brown
Virginia
Washington Daybook on the Soviet Embassy in Washington
Article sketches the old Russian embassy mansion on Sixteenth Street as it awaits Soviet occupation and the first ambassador Alexander Troyanovsky. It describes opulent rooms, gold decor, a grand state room, a glassless ball room in Soviet red, a white ceiling, and the intent of Magnificence despite the building’s age and cost. Also notes Mrs Max Rosenau of Eudora hospitalized and a classifieds notice.
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Russia
United States
Sixteenth Street
Alexander Antonovich Troyanovsky
U.S
Siberia
White House
Forbidden Valley Valley Intrigue and Wilderness Pact
In a Canadian Northwest river wilderness Al scouts for Igor Karakhan while Curt Ralston offers to partner with Sonya Nichols to travel up the Lilluar. Their uneasy alliance aims to safety first and to outmaneuver Karakhan through the pass amid looming native tensions and rugged terrain.
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Igor Karakhan
Curt Tennyson
Sonya Nichols
Weathat
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Ralph
Lilluar
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Curt
Paul
Russian Lake
Las
Karakhan
The Sleeping Bears
Willy Nilly scolds Jelly Bear and Honey Bear for complaining about cold weather and hunger. He punishes them by sending them to bed without supper, promising breakfast only if they show true remorse in the morning.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Rip
Jelly Bear
Eely
Honey Bear
Jelly
Bear
Separ
Meningitis Defined and Related Conditions
A medical explanation describes the meninges protecting the brain and spinal cord, the inflammation known as meningitis, and related forms such as acute, tuberculous, and cerebro-spinal meningitis. It notes meningitis often accompanies infections like pneumonia and erysipelas, and lists common symptoms including dizziness nausea and vomiting.
Bologna and boloney debate and other quirks in brief
A miscellany notes pronunciation of Bologna sausage and its dictionary status. A California craftsman ships a redwood hat to President Roosevelt as a mantel piece. Sausage Workers of America strike may shift eggs for sausage as AFL members press terms. Mayor-elect Claude E Lord to be sworn in at a theater with vaudeville acts.
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New
York
Frank Hy Vizetelly
al Smith
San Jose
Calif
California
Redwood
Roosevelt
J. B. McGinnis
McGinnis
Chicago
Sausage Workers of America
John Schoonover
American Federation of Labor
Claude E. Lord
Thanksgiving Visitors and Church Attendances in Baldwin
Baldwin residents hosted and visited relatives from Kansas City and nearby towns during Thanksgiving. Local clergy and educators, including Dr James Chubb and Dr Calvin E Holman, delivered services and lectures. Students and families traveled to and from Baldwin as Baker College and area churches noted festive activities.
Kansas Teachers to Host 1934 Convention
Seven cities including Kansas City Kan Topeka Salina Hays Dodge City Chanute and Hutchinson will host the Kansas State Teachers convention in 1934 with sessions planned for November 2 and 3 and an optional preview on the preceding evening.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Kan
Salina
Hays
Dodge City
Chanute
Hutchinson
Lecompton High Basketball Schedule and Holiday Event
Lecompton L A HS schedules three Tuesday games December 5 featuring Rock Creek and Lecompton teams, with a "Fly Weight" named opponent and a girls game against Topeka. families offered special pricing. On December 6, Community YWCA Co A and G R club host a joint Christmas meeting and party at the high school as mothers and daughters are invited. The freshman play Lookin Lovely, a three act comedy, is on the program.
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Helen Brown
Old Kentucky
Rose
Pekarek
Lovie A. Tolle
N. P. Power
Lawrence
Elsie Power
Burma
L. A. H.S. Assembly
E. Stanley Jones
India
V. J.cramer
Cramer
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Frank —Swecker
Topeka
Julia Martin
Rose Pekarek
Teresa. Anderson
Clarence -. Smith
Maurine Bruner
Katherine Weatherby
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Dean Lichlyter
Laptad
Herman Bohnsack
Budora
Bohnsack
Lecompton
Eudora
Howard Lassan
Lecompton R. HL. S
Ottawa University
L. A. HS
Rock Creek
G. R
High Aeachool
Creomulsion Promoted for Coughs and Colds
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy for coughs, colds, and bronchitis. The copy claims doctors once prescribed creosote and urges immediate use, promising a money back guarantee if relief is not found after following directions.
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