Democratic State Chairman calls for crusade against election fraud
Topeka reports Democratic State Chairman Charles E. Young invites GOP Chair Walter Fees to join a campaign against election irregularities. He cites 2,000 disclosures and urges action to prosecute alleged violations as Republicans accuse Democrats of voting and counting fraud after a close November race.
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Topeka
Charles E. Young
G.O.P
Walter Fees
Young
Bar of Justice
Kansas
Fees
Payne Ratner
William H. Burke
Cleveland Symphony to Present KU Compositions
The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra under Karl Grossman will perform two University of Kansas fine arts faculty pieces at the Music Teachers National Association convention in Cleveland from December 27 to 31. Works include Charles Sanford Skilton’s String Quartet in B minor and Robert Palmer’s Poem for Violin and Small Orchestra.
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Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Karl Grossman
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Music Teachers National Association
Cleveland
Charles’ Sanford Skilton
Robert Palmer
School of Fine Arts
First Issue of Taxable Securities a Success
Washington reports the treasury sold 500 million dollars of five year fully taxable defense notes at 1 percent interest. Secretary Morgenthau called the issue a complete success and said preliminary figures show strong demand, surpassing prior exempt notes and cash issues. He even sent a radio dispatch to President Roosevelt about the sale’s success.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Caribbean
Freight Cars Derailed In New Jersey With Explosives
Four freight cars derailed on a Pennsylvania railroad branch in Trenton New Jersey one car reportedly loaded with explosives. Police dispersed a group of school children who were scrambling nearby after the incident.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Explosive Boxcar Derails Down Embankment
A boxcar labeled high explosives derailed and pitched down a small embankment, coming to rest on its side. The cause of the mishap was not immediately determined.
Large Number of K. U. Students From Farms
The University of Kansas enrolled 4400 students with 562 listing farming as a parental occupation, far ahead of others. Next largest groups include 181 housewives, 179 doctors, 171 educational workers, 156 railway employees, and 148 salesmen. Other notable origins include managers and directors 138, merchants 121, lawyers 110, post office workers 102, insurers and executives 92, bankers 80, business executives 76, and ministers.
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University of Kansas
Mt. Oread
K. U
Vinland and Vicinity Social News Roundup
Local notes record visits among Vinland residents and visitors from Kansas City Lawrence and Baldwin. Meetings at the Church of Christ and a bazaar plus covered dish luncheon. Vinland town teams split a double with Lawrence on Monday night.
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W. H. Hoskinson
Cora Karnes
Overbrook
W. FE. Hoskinson
Rome Deay
T. P. Stevens
Cherokee
Okla
Kermit Laughlin
Larfiel
Kan
Ray Fields
Kansas City
H. N. Hoskinson
Lloyd Harris
Lawrence
Betty Jean Hicks
Charles Hubbard
Roy Johnson
Denny
W. E. Hoskinson
Beverly Schick
Vinland Court
A. R. Kepple
Church of Christ
Valley Grove Family Reunion and Local Notes
A Valley Grove family reunion of the Champion descendants was hosted by Frank Champion Jr and his wife. Attendees included Russell Shirley Fred Champion and many others from McLouth Lecompton Woodstock Easton and Lawrence with plans for a next reunion at Leonard Tarrs in McLouth. Local events include Ruth Ward visiting Lawrence and a Bible reading in McLouth. notes mention a lost horse and a new tractor purchase by RE Shaw.
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Champion
Frank Champion
Russell Shirley
Lecompton
Fred Champion
Oskaloosa
Donald Bowers
Frederick
Virginia
Janice
Charles
McLouth
Herbert Champion
Woodstock
Ralph Stewart
W. C. Stewart
Faye Tyson
Betty
William
Dorothy Tarr
Edna Kellison
Oscar
Sharon Lynn
Easton
Russell Stewart
Lawrence Ward
Ira Ward
Valley Grove
Leonard Tarr
Betty Tyson
Ruth Ward
Lawrence
Robert Rose
Charles B. Reed
Topeka
Eliza Stewart
C. M. Stewart
Kansas City
Ruth
Petrie
Georgie
Bobbie
Curtis
Marjorie
Shirley Stewart
Flesher
Margaret
O'Neil
Lillian Nowak
van Frank
Dude Blevins
Jerald
Shirley Petrie
Chester
Lombard
RE. D. Shaw
Wellman Chapel
Robert Alex
Minister Reads And Farm Sold In Local News
Ander, the minister at Wellman, opened and closed the reading. The Bert Erwin farm, home of the Snow family, was sold to a Kansas City man. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs James Gibson of Oskaloosa and Mrs Maude Brown with her daughter and husband from Kansas City. The group travelled to McLouth in the afternoon for the Bible reading.
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Ander
Wellman
Bert Erwin
Snow
Kansas City
Orin Smith
James Gibson
Oskaloosa
Maude
Brown
McLouth
A Christmas Gift Subscribes to the World Journal
A Christmas gift idea offers a mail subscription to the World Journal. The notice provides a contact phone number 22 for ordering. It frames the subscription as a daily memory to be treasured throughout the year.
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Journal‘World
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Dexter
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Zenith
Radiorgan
Green Bros
Radley Cleaners
Bé& ‘G
BBC Siase
AMS
Montgomery
Wards
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