Public sentiment frames Coolidge's steady leadership
A historical commentary praises President Coolidge for budget discipline and steadfast beliefs. It argues his consistent stance on government economy and refusal to seek popular favor solidify a perception of resilience and firm direction, contrasting with Roosevelt’s spectacle and defending Coolidge as a principled steward.
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Gia Ig
Olidge
Coolidge
Bes
Anayaa
Roosevelt
West
Vermont Hills
Dhiard
Power desires and political maneuvering in Lithuania and Kansas City notes
Fragmented memoir style report references Lithuania power wishes and League of Nations tensions at Geneva. It discusses a potential Republican convention in Kansas City next June and Oklahoma Supreme Court tax debates, hinting at taxpaying voters, a propitious moment for legislative action, and uneasy unity among state officials.
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Lithuania
Europe
Council
League of Nations
Geneva
Eutler
Middle Western States
Kansas Ily
Hait
Kansas City
W-E Bry
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Old Home Town items note injuries and rail news
Comfortable Mr. Cole recovers from severe horse attack with steady progress. The Kansas Pacific reports snow cleared. trains run on time to Nenver. corn demand rises with 2 to 30 cent bushel advances. The Lawrence excursion party visits Ottawa Coffeyville and Parker, led by railroad officials and notable locals.
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Cole
Owen
Raincroft
Kansas -Pacific Railway Office
Cain
D. L. Headley
Ius
M. Newhall
Ort McPhertson
Kebr
Moantana
Sam Newhall
Lawrence
Parker
Eck
Leavenworth, Layrence
Galveston
L.bullene
Ghter
M. McClellah
Seoullar
Jer
A. Hadie
PT. Clark
Trene Boer
John Wilder
F. D. Baldwin
Geo. L. Ottmar
C. B. Denison
Alex Lewis
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Ottawa
Coffeyville
Twenty five years ago family quarantines and local notices
The Rodgers family at 820 Connecticut street faces scarlet fever quarantine with several local notices. Maude Morrison plans a social, Mrs. Robert Morrow hosts Miss Martha Criley of Kansas City who flies home tomorrow. Clarence Kennedy returns from California for Christmas. A 13 pound birth occurs to Mr and Mrs S M L Gentry of Lake View. Hale Bros of Topeka lease the McIntire building to open a drug store January 1. J S Coburn buys Tennessee street lots for a residence. Frank Mayey discusses mining engineering in Montana with the engineers gathered at 11. T D Vincent captain of football is called home to Wellington Kansas due to his father’s illness.
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J. J. Rodgers
Connecticut Street
Scarlet
Maude Morrison
Robert Morrow
Martha Criley
Kansas City
Criley
Clarence Kennedy
California
Lake View
Hale Bros
Topeka
McIntire
J . S. Coburn
Tennessee Street
Frank Mayey
Minime
Montana
T.D. Vincent
Wellington
Kans
King’s Heralds
Willy Carpenter
Beulah Reitz
Baldwin
Rhodesia
South Africa
Julius Smith
L. W. ‘Brigham
Lawrence
Maywood Smith
Lola Burton
C. G.sharding
Leland Boardman
Sigma J'hi Epsilon
You and
Chanute
City Opera House
Neodesha
Yates Center
Parsons
Osage City
Olathe
Martha’ Pearl Jones
Mildred Hunt
Mary Korff
Fern Daugharty
Paul Smith
Milton Tainter
Francis James
Ralph Clark
Drury Brown
Dean Bailey
J. Frank Lincain
Neb
Delta Zeta House
Delta Zeta Circle
Mathera
Baker i Idnivenstr
Frank FE. Wolf
James H. Heroy
Los Angeles
Cal
Heroy
Baker
Thompson
American Destroyer Sunk In Night Submarine Attack
Ten years ago a German submarine torpedoed the American destroyer Jacob Jones in the North Atlantic, sinking the ship with heavy loss of life. The attack marked the first major naval loss since the United States entered the war. About 37 of the crew survived from the nearly 100 aboard. Halifax is described as isolated amid desolation.
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Atlantic
Washinton
Edi
Jacob Jones
Halifax
Halifax Iz
Stormbound town reports vast losses and gas shortages
A stormbound community reports widespread devastation with uncertain death toll, authorities citing about 1500 likely dead. Coal and gas are scarce as dealers limit small orders to curb hoarding, and lighting remains unreliable. The Journal World notes low gas pressure hampering operations and production, with many items postponed to Monday.
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Journal-World
Election in Viorda prompts unusual polling scene
An editor laments a November election in St. Petersburg where voters gathered at city hall for a single entry, unlike Lawrence’s warded system. The crowd endured heat as 36 degrees shaded temperature and some fainted, while the drought-breaking December brought fresh fruit, notably market grapes, to residents. Theodore Gardner, St. Petersburg, Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viorda
Journal-World
Lawrence
Mercury
Theodore Gardner
Wit. Petersburg
Pla
Patents and trademarks hit new yearly high in 1927
Washington AP reports U S patent office filings reached 113 785 for the fiscal year surpassing 1926 and 1922 records a surge driven by demand for patents trademarks and legal registrations. Commissioner Robertson cites examiner shortages wage hikes and staff growth needs to sustain industrial efficiency.
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Washington
Del
United States Patent Office
Thomas Ki. Robertson
Commerce Department
Robertson
Bishop Edgar Blake Reaches Sixtieth Year in Par is
Rev Edgar Blake a prominent Methodist bishop resident in Paris marks his sixtieth birthday. A New England native born in Gorham Maine he trained at Boston University School of Theology and served St Pauls Manchester before rising to episcopate He led on unification efforts and chaired Centenary Conservation climates.
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Edgar Blake
Methodist Church
Paris
Blake
New England
Gorham
Maine
Boston University School of iTheology
New Hampshire
St. Paul’s Church
Manchester
Board of Sunday Schiools
Commission On Unification
The
Reunion
Kansas History Highlights From Lawrence Tribune File
This entry lists dates and events: 7855 Governor Shannon treaty with free state leaders. 1860 Missouri troops encamped on state lines near Fort Scott. 1866 John Williams succeeds G W Martin as register of the Junction City land office. 1874 Kansas Pacific train robbed near Rama City. robbers obtained $2700.
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Shannon
Missouri
Fort Scott
John Willams
G. W. Martin
Junction
City Land Office
Lawrence Tribune
Kansas Pacific
Munice
Rama City
Baldwin News Social Roundup Brims With Visits and Events
Baldwin residents converge for visits to Topeka Kansas City and Lawrence. Social life centers on Alpha Chi Omega Delta Tau Delta and local clubs with lectures theater and holiday hospitality. Attendees include Miss Edith Walker Miss Audree Hargett Professor Luke Gaskell and Mrs. Jones among others.
Fall Phi Mu party evokes inferno theme at Baker College
Phi Mu sorority hosted a fall informal Saturday night with red décor imps and small tables. The Kampus Nats from Kansas City provided music, chaperones included Mrs. Ida Davenport and Dean Grate Irwin. Out of town guests traveled from Olathe Bucyrus Manhattan Malta Dunlap and Kansas City. Freshman Warren Day, who earned a U S Naval Academy appointment, left for Leavenworth for pre-exam tutoring ahead of February tests in St. Joseph. Baldwin businessmen plan a banquet for Baker’s football team Thursday. Miss Helen Lane visiting, booster George Lane at Baker. Fire Department battled a small blaze near the Tarpy machine works. Theft of a coat from Prof F H Tedder’s West Administration office reported. smaller coat left in its place. Scarlet flowers noted as drought indicators.
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Thomas
A. Evans
Tommy
Toypeka
Topeka
Wiliam T. Johnson
Bushone
Baldwin
Mildred Hunt
Taker
Lawrence
Mary McKinney
Yo! Tavern
Minneapolis
Minn
Verril Silverthorne
Kent Tralle
Neodesha
Omicron Lhapter
Alpha E Chi Omega
Remaihed
Delta Tau Delta House
Trof
Luke ‘Gaskell
Larry
J.A. Bogue
Julius Smith
Dr. Smith
Washington D. C
Herington
George M. Liston
Fort Scott
Virdon Liston
Tildorado Springs
Harriett Osborne
Aus
George Marshall
George Frye
Kansas City
Calvill E. Holman
George Marquard Dt
Baldwin “Erkde
Cainie Wallace
Manhattan
Lar Wander
Ted
Lander
Anna
Matterson
Clare
Kansas
Arts
Thomas A. Evans
A. A. Applerate
Barried
W. H. Garrett
Harolf W. Guest
Domestic Science. Coms
G. S. Bretnall
C. C. ‘Alexander
Paul Evans
Thomas L. Harris
Harriett. Osborne
B. M. Trotnow
Jacksonville
Ill
J. My Lawrence
S.ia. Irwin
C. W. Bailey
South Sth. Street
Fred Bailey
Dean Yvonne
Beryl
Gerald
Independence
W. A. Bailey
William
Jean
Kans
Elmer B. Axton
Bailey
Pittsburg
Cant
Chester Gates
Charles and
Shard
St. Louis
Ada May Marquardt
Laura
Eastwood
Phi Mu Sorority
Ida Davenport
Dean Grate Irwin
Helen Good
Luke Gaskell
A. J. Hurt
Olathe
Arthur, Lee
Bucyrus
Price Swartz
Harold Kunke
Malta
Bend, Mo
George Vial
Dunlap
Murray Havens
Warren Day
Baker
United States Naval Academy
Annnapolis
Sproul
Leavenworth
St. Joseph
PW Hartman
Kansasity
George
Helen, Lane
Gridley
C . A. Lane
December King's Heralds meeting at the church
The King's Heralds held a December meeting after school at the church with a Christmas program. The superintendent narrated a story, hymn selections were sung, and a Mystery-Box closer. Young hostesses and mothers served refreshments.
McCoy's Tablets Promise Thin Folks Quick Gains
An ad touts McCoy's Tablets as a solution for underweight men and women. It cites a New Jersey man gaining 28 pounds in months and offers a guarantee: after four 50 cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, if a user does not gain at least five pounds and feel healthier, the druggist refunds the purchase.
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McCoy
New Jersey
America
Jazzless cabaret hits as waltz era returns in London
London reports a shift at IS JAZZLESS' CAFE where jazz is dropped for waltz tunes. The New Princes cabaret under Percy Athos says the first week after removing jazz brought best business in years, with the Charleston replaced by waltz sequences.
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London
Percy Athos
New Princes
Mr. Athos
London Life and Forethought Highlighted in Letters
A fragment notes steady letters arriving from various places praising his stance and forethought in putting into effect plans in London life. The readable text hints at admiration for thoughtful leadership and practical actions shaping events in the capital.
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Lon¢don
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