Party Confusion Mirrors National Republican Split
A Kansas City era column surveys Senator Norris of Nebraska and Robert H. Lucas in a broader GOP rift. It argues no single faction can expel Norris, noting southern Democrats aided Hoover and Norris still holds broad public support. The piece touches on Sinclair Lewis, Monaco memories, and drouth relief funding debates for Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
Cutting
New Mexico
Republican Party
Lucas, Norris
Ice Preparatory to Cutting Marked by Santa Fe
Endsley Jones yesterday purchased a quantity of a little of the nicest Kansas honey. The Santa Fe railroad began marking off the ice in prep for cutting. Torches stood around the ice as workers shaped a curious, pretty scene. A. Lyon at the green front had a decorated Christmas tree for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endsley Jones
Kansas
Santa Fe Railroad
Ters
Lyon
Twenty Five Years Ago Events and Elections
Twenty five years ago this December 23 the board of education heard remarks from George Innes and noted remembrance for their children. New landers hosted a New England dinner with Dr. Bur performing and a Chancelle votong quartet highlighted the program. Officers elected included J J G Haskell as vice president and G Grovenor as secretary. Various Learnards and Hazens planned travels and visits. An article notes ex-champion Sullivan and vaudeville acts with Kennedy and others invited to a program December 22 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Innes
Board of Education
New Landers
New England
Bur
H Lor
Hudinner
Haser
H. J. Moore
J. J. G. Haskell
G. Grovenor
Paul Learnard
H. L. Raymond
A. Jonroe
O. E. Learnard
Boynton
New Orleans
Ellen C
Learnard
Rance
Memphis
Te Tenn
Lawrence woman longtime resident dies. Alder family notes
Ten years ago Tuesday December 23 Mrs John Alder longtime Lawrence resident is now at her home with her daughter Louise Alder who is in public schools in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alder
Lawrence
Teis Home
Louise Alder
Christmas at the Rood House in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee families gather for the forty eighth wedding anniversary of Mr. Charlotte. Cutter arrives tonight from California, while Mrs. James Gilmore and Miss Gertrude Gilmore depart for Colorado Springs to spend holidays with Dr. and Mrs. G B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Marvin Ever
Aukee
Pers
Ft. Lanter
A. Commerce
Tami
Ieee
Shirley
Jesse
N. D
H. Hi
Roodhouse
Paren
Te Eensae
Charlotte
Cutter
Angeles
Diego
James‘Gilmore
Mise
Gertrude Gilmore
Colorado Springs
G. B
Christmas Seal Drive Highlights Voluntary Health Buckets
Excerpt discusses the role of voluntary health associations led by the National Tuberculosis Association in fighting disease. It notes widespread support for December Christmas seal sales, a cent apiece, funding decades of public health efforts against tuberculosis and other health challenges. Tomorrow Bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exigland
United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Major Frank P. Gates Dies in Ottawa 1886
Major Frank P. Gates a Civil War veteran who served in an Ohio regiment and had been prominent in Ottawa affairs dies in Ottawa on this date in 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Gates
Ohio
Ottawa
Flashes Of Life And Oddities From Many Lands
Numerous brief items describe diverse scenes from Virginia to New York, Moscow, Paris, and Australia. Notes mention a Bremen Christmas tree aboard a liner, Horace Smith’s misnaming door, MSU football timing, a motor studies circular in the USSR, Zola and Balzac book trends, Australian cheese tariffs, velvet bean farming in North Carolina, and a college holiday tuition rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Horace Smith
Smiith
East Lansing Mich
D.T. Ewing
Michigan State
Moscow—A
U.S. S. R. Ising
Paris
Zola
France
Balzac
Australia
Vivienne Gray Entangles High Society And Fashion Plans
Vivienne Gray, a young New York socialite, contemplates a borrowed gown and a costly image as she navigates high society. Meanwhile Channing proposes to make Vivienne his living model for a painting, stirring tension with Aileen who loves Jimmy and aims to win Vivienne away. The tale unfolds amid rain, ruined borrowed gowns, and shifting romantic ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivienne Gray
New York
Mogal
Ats
Dwight
Aileen
Vivienne
Channing
Rooder
Jimmy
Vivienne and Channing in a flooded city studio
Vivienne travels with Channing through flooded streets to a New York apartment suite. She selects gowns and a negligee, then debates life, art, and love as they plan dinner and discuss staged life versus real living. A mysterious modeling assignment hints at future drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivienne
Uny
Virgienn
Santa’s Pantry Mystery Wish A Christmas Tale
Mary Graham Bonnet recounts John and Peggy visiting Santa’s pantry where oranges, raisins, apples, candy and a toy bunny ignite holiday dreams. Santa notes decorating with greens and charms, while Peggy hopes Santa will remember her wish for a bunny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa’s
Mary Graham Bonnet
John
Peggy
Santa
Tomorrow Starting off Kansas News Briefs
McPherson judge overruled a new trial motion and sentenced Thad Caton, who had been paroled. In Manhattan, Jelen Langner, 20, was found dead in a rooming house bath near a heater that likely short circuited after she grabbed it while in a tub partly filled with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
McPherson
J. G. Somers
Thad Caton
Manhattan
Jelen Langner
Pleasant Grove Community News Highlights
Mrs N D Messer and Mrs I S query sca anes me Mrs Jack Dillion attend church and visit Ot miss Lois Flory Rose Messer attended with the Flory and Clought families. N D Messer and Sandy Williams visited Kansas City. The group held a regular meeting with ice cream cookies and coffee. New sheriff candidate Jacken of Law present. Bessie Brown and pupils attended Africa Speaks at Patce theater. Children drew names for an art exchange and gifts prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Messer
I. S. Query
Jack Dillion
Scadelow ii Malone
Lois Flory
Rose Messer
Orville
Flory Satur
R. L. Clought
Robert Els
C. A. Porter
Emmet
Ottawa Smith
Lawrence
Ugh
Bessie
D. Messer
Dallas Jellison
Sandy Williams
Coville Hiery
Kansas City
Jacken
Law
Sandy W.aay Thrussag
Picea
Bessie Brown
Patce Theater
Africa
Freie Art
Andernoon
Winter social and farm bureau events in Lawrence area
Winter and Brass families attend the annual farm bureau dinner in Lawrence. Mrs Winter hosts Kanwaka Good Will club with nineteen members and a guest, December 17. Other notes mention visits in Topeka, a ram and plate supper raising about $20 for playground equipment, and Farm Bureau meetings near Oak Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Winter
Howard Brass
Willis Colman
Farm Bureau
Lawrence
C. B. Winter
Schroyer
Brass
Kansas City
Lelia Banks
Don Clair
Clair
Topeka
Edd Seetin
Brunker
Winter
Charles Toppings
Winter Community Club
Ebner Shields Jane
Reed
Franklin Farmers Union elects officers and notes social
The Franklin Farmers Union met at the school house on Friday night with Frank Topping elected president and W T Lemon as vice president. Anna Schutz was reelected secretary and treasurer. The program was led by Mr. and Mrs. J M Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson who served refreshments of cake sandwiches and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Farmers Union
Frank Topping
W. T. Lemon
Anna Schutz
J. M. Palmer
Jayne
C. L. Shirar
Plin White
B. A. Coates
Topeka
Hastie
Lawrence
T. K. Murphy
Harold
Byron Eisele
Chester
Local social rounds include visits and a prom night event
Frances Gish, Dorothy Pippett, Doris Foster and others were guests. friends visited Mr Swallow and daughter Mrs Floyd Cox. families socialized and attended a funeral in Kansas City. A school prom and Christmas tree entertained Franklin students with recitations and songs. Lawrence Business College opens January 5 with tuition discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Gish
Dorothy Pippett
Doris Foster
Ruth Sowell
Clyde Beck
Theodore Lore Flory
Bertha Schickner
Rida
B.W. Swallow
Frank Houk
Swallow
Floyd Cox
A. Schutz
Schickner
Theodore Flory
Robert Ragged
Ruth
Ra Aemond Reed
Eeere Butcher
Paul City
Wiggins Bros. Teselt Damean
Haeish
Fred Chambers
A. E
Plin White
Lawrence
Sai
Ee Ae Ug Cron
Christine Eisele
Junior Coates
Lois Tuttle
Chester Bunce
Norma Eisele
Caroline Leman
Juanita‘ Cox
Grandre
Louise Davis
Marie Cottrell
Johnny Davis
D. W. Cox
LeRoy -Carter
Kansas City
Kay
Rumsey Bros. Funeral
Gordon Butt
Edn Pate
Everett Boles
George Cox
Oakhill Metery
Gly-Cas Delivers Real Results Says 77 Year Old User
Mrs Helen Emerson of Grant Hall Ft Dodge Kansas testifies Gly-Cas relieved her neuritis and stomach trouble. She describes continual shocks of electricity, back pain, and indigestion prior to use, and says after Gly-Cas she is well, can eat freely, and experiences no cramps. Gly-Cas sold in Lawrence by Round Corner Drug Store and other area druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Emerson
Grant Hall
Ft. Dodge
Kansas
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A. R. Kentmaero
Postoffice
Searealworth
Petit
Christ
Sinclair Lewis
Berlin
Lewis
Monaco
Mediterranean
Monte Carlo
Prince Louis
Igne
Washington
Arthur Henderson
Eute
Moscow
Eldridge
Colo A Miller
Kennedy
Ella
Publishers Syndichte
Tago - Academy of Medicias
The
North Carolina
Lawrence Business College
Wiodel
Pleasant Grove
Franklin
W. A. Florence
Udrey Berry
Puffy
Publishers Syndicate
Elgin
Waltham
Illinois
Metal Watch
Kangae
Eutitis
Mrs. Helen. Emerson
Funk’s Mortuary Ambulance Service
Massachusetts ST. Lawrence
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Lowboy
Shimmons Bros
Maza
Lawrence National Bank
Yuee
Wolf's Book Store
Mase, St
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