New Banking Rules Foreseen and Peace Talks Debated
A Safe Fortress quotes Psalm to frame security as new banking regulations under the national code may charge patrons for services. Calm on disarmament noted as Roosevelt's peace speech prompts Kellogg pact reflections while urging public commitment to peace. The piece also mentions Topeka bond fraud trials and posturing on government policies shaping business confidence during January. White House dogs’ transfer hints at disarmament gestures amid deposit insurance updates.
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Roosevelt
London
New Times Echoes Old Debates On Jobs And Silver Reform
A Lawrence forecast ties 1929 optimism to Washington work orders for civic projects while Oklahoma practices raise questions about free silver and government job pay. The piece questions party ownership of public funds and a Republican influence on workers' consciences amid the era's changing political climate.
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Lawrence
Washington
NEW Times
Oklahoma
Okmulgee
Civil Works Project
Roosevelt
Lief Projects
Hoover
Republican Party
Emporia. Gazette. St
Emma Wilhelmi and Isa Wilhelmi to Ft Scott guests of Doubledays
Mrs Emma J Wilhelmi and Miss Isa Wilhelmi depart for Fort Scott to be hosted by Mrs F B Doubleday. Albert F Johntz, University graduate and government engineer at Fort Benning, visits his mother Louisa P Johntz of 1820 Kentucky street. G T Henderson named patrolman on Lawrence police force, former Washington DC officer. Torch to Affiliate chapter to be installed at University with Sarah Blanding installing. Mortar Board chapter will be 27th in US. Six Lawrence ministers depart for Chicago for the Conference of Church Workers in Universities. Rev N D Gehring presides. others include Rev Arthur Braden, Elliott Porter, Edwin Price, Forest Wircraft and Ray Ensden. Art Amick, veteran, studying undertaking at Funks. W E Cain sells Perry Mirror and Lecompton Sun to Elias McElhinney. Mrs W B Dalton entertains twelve for Barredell's birthday.
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Emma _J.Wilhelmi
Isa Wilhelmi
Ft. Scott
Albert F. Johntz
University
Louisa P. Johntz
Kentucky Street
Johntz
Fort Benning
G. T. Henderson
Lawrence
Henderson
Washington, D.C
Torch
Mortarboard
Sarah Blanding
University of Kentucky
K. U
United States
June Judy
Ruth Ohmer
Leona Baumgartner
Trene Peabody
Rebecca Leibengood
Elizabeth Dunkel
Lillian Mayer
Mary Clouser
Dorothy Brandle
Chicago
Conference of
Church Workers
North Central
Chicago Beach
N. D. Gehring
Arthur Braden
Elliott Porter
Edwin Price
Forest Wircraft
Ray Ensden
Art Amick
Fire Department
Funks
W. E. Cain
Virginia St. Clair
Eunice Hults
Alexia Marks
Bessie Hursitz
Agnes Hurwitz
Gerald Robinson
Frank Robinson
Miss Higham
Social Highlights from Mize Ethel Morrow Party
Twenty five years ago on December 30, Mize Ethel Morrow hosted a luncheon for sixteen guests at her Kentucky street home. Red carnations and candles decorated the table as bridge and cards followed. Miss Mary Johnston won the card prize. Mrs and Mrs Ben Williams hosted friends last evening for a welcome to Mr and Mrs Fred Sosman of Indianapolis. Kate Bonar and Jennie Fitzpatrick hosted their sewing club at Miss Fitzpatrick's home in honor of the guests.
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Ethel Morrow
Kentucky Street
Bridge
Mary Johnston
Ben“ Williams
Fred Sosman
Indianapolis
Ind
Kate Bonar
Jennie Fitzpatrick
Sewne Club
Miss Fitzpatrick
Lawrence wedding at 1126 Kentucky Street ends year with Dunmire
Miss Dolly Beeler and Mr Herbert Dunmire will wed at 8 o'clock this evening in the home of Mrs Nellie Beeler 1126 Kentucky Street Rev M E Nethercut officiating. Beeler has taught in city schools for five years while Dunmire, a University of engineering graduate, now works in Kentucky with headquarters at Yale. Milo Argubright arrived from Santa Fe, Colorado and is confined at home with typhoid fever.
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Kentucky
Yate
Milo Argubright
Sa Junta
Colo
Forty Years Ago Social Roundup in Lawrence
Forties era notes recount visits of Mrs Mary Leamer and Mrs Charles Seewir in Lawrence, Adelina Patti concertgoers in Kansas City, guests of Mrs John Spencer, a little folks party hosted by Mrs L T Beach, visitors from Streator and Topeka, a birth announced for the Wilder family, a drug stock sale bid by John M Newlin, a Sunday school class surprise for Mrs M G Deming, new law firm Sears and Sears, New Jersey street New Year gatherings, Germania Land and Loan Co moving to new second floor quarters with Barker French and Poehler law firm.
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Mary Leamer
Lecompton
Charles Seewir
Lawrence
Kansas City
Adelina Patti
John Spencer
Kenneth
F. J. Webster
Webster
L. TI. Beach
Emma Hoag
Marjorie
Naomi
Elwyn
Barnard Little
Susie Wills
Topeka
Josephine Riddle
John Hutt
Streator
John Hutchings
Helen
San Antonio
Texas
F. H. Wilder
John M. Newlin
Lindley
M. G
Deming
Hinters
M.D. Thomas
FH. Woodside
New Jersey Street
Germania, Land and Loan Co
Douglas County Bank
Barker, French
George. J. Barker
R. A. French
Louis C. Poehler
Kansas History Entries Highlight Farm Value Increase
Kansas history notes show 1896 state board of agriculture reporting farm product values rising by over 8 million dollars in the biennium. The 1898 entry notes Fred Wellhouse of Topeka elected president of the Kansas State Horticultural Society at the annual meeting in Topeka.
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State Board of Agriculture
Fred Wellhouse
Topeka
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Lammual
Toveka
Flashes of Life: Passes Read Trackwalker and One-Legged Passenger Arrested
AP dispatches a string of oddities from Pittsburgh to Denver. A one legged passenger was arrested after a pass reading trackwalker triggered suspicion on a Pittsburgh to Chicago route. In Meriden a fire destroyed a combined home garage and barn, a truck and a horse killed after the truck fell. Irene Peters seeks divorce during deser tion rounds blaming a dog at the bridge table. Adan Oklahoma officers calm a deaf couple dispute. In Denver thirteen turkeys vanish from a country home and reappear later distributed by a mystery benevolent man to police sergeants.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
R. R
Simon Castoreno
Chicago
Meriden
Conn
Ludwig Bauchmann
Irene Peters
Edward
Adan
Okla
Denver
Levi Allen
Lutherans Plan Watch Night Service to Ring in New Year
Trinity Lutheran church and friends plan a watch night program on Sunday from 9 to 11 33. Miss Mildred Reuter will play an organ recital with Christmas pieces aided by L. D. Welch and Lyman Henderson. At 9:45 a fellowship period with light refreshments, then at 10:30 Holy Communion in the church sanctuary by candlelight. Community invitation extended.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Mildred
Reuter
L. D. Welch
Lawrence
Lyman Henderson
Eedre
Sonya's Mission in Canadian Wilderness Drama
Curt Tennyson pursues Karakhan the crook while Sonya hunts him with unwavering resolve. After Ralph Nichols is fatally wounded, Curt learns Sonya's true purpose and vows to reach the lake before her, planning to protect her with a perilous night voyage toward the headwaters as danger looms.
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Curt Tennyson
Lova
Sonya Molkov
Curt
Tgor Karakhan
Milsionaire Crook
Sonya
Karakhan
Ralph Nichols
Ralph
LeNoir
Arakhan
Tellacet
Hazleton
Ton-Og
Karskhan
Tenn-Og
Paul
Iskitimwah
Bopyright
Willand B. Mawery
Sonya's Mission Deepens in Igor Karakhan Pursuit
Curt wrestles with Ralph's death and a pivotal confession as Ralph insists Sonya intends to locate and kill Igor Karakhan. Curt battles confusion over Sonya's loyalties while Ralph's final words stain his judgment, leaving him to decide whether to aid Sonya or abandon the deadly chase.
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Sonya
Ralph
Curt
Karakhan
Kara
Khan
LeNoir
Igor Karakhan
Trouble In The Duck Tale At Willy Nillys
Mary Graham Bonner reports on a chaotic social note column where Mrs Quacko and Mrs Quacker clash over a story about their ducklings. The quarrel over which duck is favored spills into tea and gossip, culminating in an unexpected extra edition screaming through the crowd.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus
Wade
Willy Nully
Catalog of neurasthenia and its psychosomatic roots
The article discusses neurasthenia as a condition tied to civilization and fatigue. It distinguishes true physical exhaustion from psychologic distress and urges careful physical exams to rule out infections. If no physical cause is found, anxiety and unconscious fears are seen as driving forces creating a cycle of nerve exhaustion and worry. Monday treatment by inhalation.
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Nosa
York
Academy of Medicine
Iago
Galdston
Harriman
Henry I. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Roosevelt
Chamber
Politics at Random and the Law in Rural States
A discussion of Roosevelt era plans facing delays and Harriman’s cautious stance on policy clashes. It notes political maneuvering within local rural governance, the persistence of local fees in traffic cases, and the role of constables and justices of the peace as a political machine oiling the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United’ States Supreme ‘Court
Ohio
Supreme Court
Capital Ins and Outs Capital Ins and Outs
Washington lawmakers debate the length of the coming session with Speaker Rainey aiming for an early spring adjournment around April 1 to April 15. Senate leaders are cautious, while Senator Joe Robinson hopes adjournment in spring, though expectations remain uncertain amid ongoing battles.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Rainey
Burns
Burne
Joe Robinson
Robinson
New Year Reflections On Faith And Self Perception
A reflective piece argues against New Year self scrutiny and perfectionism. It proposes shifting focus from human faults to observing the world through a broader, cosmic lens and trusting in God. The author suggests letting go, embracing divine will, and finding peace in His plan.
Inflation fears and campaign mood loom over next session
The article notes anxiety about return home to campaign as debates over monetary policy and recovery programs intensify. It highlights discontent in farming states with allocations, ire toward Ickes and the Public Works administration, calls to enlarge the PWA, and forecasts a long, contentious session with issues like patronage banking legislation and recovery agencies.
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Ickes
Pulicc Works Administration
PWA
Thomas
Oklahoma
Congress
House
Senate
A Kansan Sees Hollywood
Richard Doan recalls encounters in Hollywood California noting Ramon Navarro in a camel hair coat and cord trousers, James Dunn with an unidentified blonde, Cliff Edwards in attendance, Lilian Harvey quitting Geo White's Scandals, Rudy Vallee's overexposure, Connie Bennett's husband Hank sailing for China for a travelogue, Colleen Moore landing a break in The Social Registrar, and a new screen combine with Connie Bennett and Fredric March in The Affairs of.
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Hollywood
Calif
Ramon
Navarro
James Dunn
Cliff Edwards
Lilian Harvey
Geo. White
Rudy Vallee
Alice Faye
Rudy
Hank
Connie Bennett
China
Colleen Moore
Regis
Leslie Howard
Fredric March
Saturday Musical Programs at KFKU Station
KFKU schedules a musical program arranged by Mrs. Alice Moncrieff featuring Mrs. Henry Werner at 2 30 p m with Masten program by Dean Swarthout presenting Genevieve E Harkiss cellist and Dorothy Enlow accompanist 6 00 p m Campus Calendar Miss Helen Ithoda Troopes assistant professor of English.
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Alice Moncrieff
Henry Werner
Masten
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Genevieve E Harkiss
Dorothy Enlow
Mss Helent
Ithoda Troopes
Connie Becomes Co star In Timberline Biography
Gena Fowler wrote Timberline a biography of Tammen and Bonfels and did most work in the Denver public library basement. The book was completed in 68 days. Anthony Adverse will not be filmed until next April. So sad.
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Cellini
Connie
Gena Fowler
Timberline
Tammen
Bonfils
Denver Pat
Anthony Adverse
Kansas Stone for Washington Monument Headed to Capital
Kansas provided a stone quarried at Saffords ville and cut by W. H. Fernald of Topeka for the Washington Monument plan. Henry Worrall designed it, and the Kansas Legislature allocated funds for preparation and shipping. The Topeka state capitol stone also came from the same locality.
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Kansas
Washington ‘ Monument
Washington Monument
Union
Saffordsville
W. H. Fernald
Topeka
Henry Worrall
Washington
State Capitol
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