Third Party Talk and Manchuria Crisis in Daily
A long excerpted column reviews Republican independents weighing a third party, noting leaders like Borah and Brookhart. It contrasts grass roots sentiment with political leadership. Also covered are Manchuria’s status under Japanese control, and crime and politics in New York. The piece ends with tariff debates and farm relief debenture plans and a joke about New York night life versus aid to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sagey Borah
Brookhart
Hopkins
New York
Social notes from a Kansas town wedding and parties
Activities include the Weber Piano Co moving to 699 Ohio Street with family from Kansas City, visits by Schells to Iola, a Gardner guest of honor at a Dinsmoor tea with whist prizes, a Christian church wedding in Garnett between Dr. Bell and Miss Gregory, informal hosting by Mrs. Bromersick with Elwood Kimball as guest, a surprise party for Miss Starkweather with twelve friends, and a Solom on Grundy party hosted by Mrs. Skilton for Vivian Grignard with prize winners and red green refreshments including candy baskets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Weber
Weber Piano Co
Ohio Street
A. D. Weaver
Frances Dinsmoor
J. A. Henley
Miss Gardner
Maggie Bell Long
Webster
Bell
Worden
Elizabeth Gregory
Garnett
Christian Church
Garne
William Bromersick
Elwood Kimball
Wichita
Marie Starkweather
Skirton
C. S. Skilton
Vivian Grignard
New York
Solomon Grundy
Sophie Smithmeyer
Genevieve Morris
Grace Morris
Grace Bell
Dorothy Ward
W. J. Hague
Daisy Hadle
Paul
Ruth
Topeka
Guy Grimes
Arleta
Cleo
Hague
C. B. Johnson
Barbara
J. B. Johnson
Olathe
J. A. Lorimer
Clarence Daugherty
Gene
St. Louis
C. C. McGuire
McGuire
Alien Westerhouse
Lawrence
Ella Wichman
Ulrich Schlegel
Fred ‘Schlegel
Fredericka
Louise
William Carter
Vanata Belle
Bit
Baldwin
C. A. Brown
L. W. Waring
J. C. Scott
Elfreida Papenhausen
Tonganoxie
John Papenhausen
Walter Cole
Doran Hensley
Kansas City
Ruth and
Frank Jameson
Otto Durr
Peggy
Elmer Hodges
Alvena
Louise Neidermeier
Fred Papenhausen
C. L. Fuller
J. E. Youngberg
Ottawa
D. W. Fuller
Topeks
Henrietta
Schubert
Kate Ziesenis
William Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Arch Roe
Jimmy
James Roe
Alta Oe
John Everley
Mr. Everley
Cyrena Gaines
Oscar Burch
Nolan Johnson
Vance’ Grimes
Overland Park
Dale Metaker
Henry Hadle
Vernon Jacobs
Emporia
Home Looted After Ten Days Away in Lawrence
Ten years ago on a Thursday, C B Boyles and family returned to 1245 New York street Lawrence to find valuables missing from their home. Bed clothing clothing a rug and furnishings were taken. Also noted are social items from Lawrence including a fiftieth wedding anniversary and various social engagements occurring in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Boyles
Lawrence
New York Street
Amos Wilson
Wilson
Illinois
Flow
Cutter
Tennessee Street
Helen Skilton
Kathryn Stewart
Lorena Mack
J. BE. Huts
Kansas City
Louise
William Harrison Shackelford, Jr
Will Pendleton
Burling Ston
Trene in Car With Widower Sparks Local Gossip
A fragment notes Trene sitting close to a widower in his car, hinting at romantic entanglement while he clutches a billfold in his coat as onlookers gossip about their relationship. The line reflects tabloid style from the 1928 Fablimers Syndicate brief.
Mrs Gillham Heads To Kansas City To Visit Hospitalized Husband
Mrs A W Gillham travels to Kansas City this morning to visit her husband who is confined in a local hospital. The theaters feature films with Jack Holt and Lila Lee in After the Show and William S Hart in Three Word Brand. Miss Gladys McKnight and Miss Reba Donoghew host a watch party tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Gillham
Kansas City
Varsity
Jack Holt
Lila Lee
Rowersock
William S. Hart
Wintak Dario
Gladys McKnight
Reba
Donoghew
Rats and Men in Medical Science Observation
Oliver Wendell Holmes notes that the study of man is slow and difficult and that animals, especially rats, accelerate knowledge. Herrick credits rats with aiding cancer, nutrition and nervous system research, given their short life cycles allow rapid generations. Tomorrow Tuberculosis in Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
C. Judson Herrick
Kansas History Highlights 1892 Elections and Legal Reform
George W. Winans of Junction City is elected president of the Kansas State Teachers Association. Kansas county attorneys vote to urge the legislature to repeal the liquor law inquisitions and propose transferring enforcement powers to probate judges and justices of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Winans
Junction City
Kansas State Teachers Association
Kansas
Justices of the Peace
LETLERS 9TH YEAR BIRTHDAY NOTE FROM EDITOR
The editor marks his birthday entering his 99th year and recalls life since 1855 Lawrence Kansas. He recalls tents on Massachusetts Street, Hotel Eldridge fire, forts in the street, and a resident with a gun, reflecting on change and future hope. Sent from Los Angeles in December 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Eldridge J
G. WE. Griffith
Los Angeles
Cal
Dee
Sow Survives Straw-stack Weight Loss at Indiana Farm
A 500 pound sow buried under straw during threshing at Oscar Redman’s farm near Warsaw on July 15 survived, losing about half its weight after workers uncovered the pile yesterday. Police report three Boys Industrial School escapes from Topeka: William Woo, John Hamilton, and James Wright. Hamilton and Wright returned to the school December 22. Cars driven by Glen Johnson and Bob Allen collided at Tenth and Massachusetts, slight damage. The Business College office will remain open this week for new enrollments for the January term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Oscar Redman Farm
Here
Industria
Topeka
William Woo
John Hamilton
James Wright
Jadahams Rabbas
Glen Johnson
Bob Allen
Kentucky Street
Tenth
Massachusetts
Business College
Sunset Pass Chapter 30 Reveals Old Affection and Risk
Trueman Rock presses Amy Wand for honesty and aid as she fears her husband John Dalet and a rival cowboy Peeples. Amy admits jealousy and warns that the Prestons face trouble from gossip and possible betrayal while Rock agrees to meet John Dalet and reexamine loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trueman Rock
Gage Preston
Rock
Thiry
Preston
Amy Mund
The
Prestons
Amy Wind
Mrs. Dabh
Amy
Rock Graveve
True Rock
John
Dabo
Trueman
Amy Wand
Peeples
Rack
Thuy Pres
Thiry Preston
Roper
Blue
Tye
Gress-Clink Peeples
Little Black Clock Hosts New Year Party Tour
Mary Graham Bonner tells of the Little Black Clock sharing warmth with Peggy and John as they glimpse a New Year celebration aboard a grand air hotel. Bells and horns ring, beacons flash, and voices from Africa Australia Asia and beyond greet the new year via strange telephones and signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Peggy
John
Africa
Australia
Asia
Air Hotels
Back to Earth in Kansas News Briefs
Parsons family names their newborn daughter Mary after a Missouri Kansas Texas trip, with Katy as a planned nickname. Mary Alive was born Tuesday night during the Kansas City to Parsons visit. Clathe Jack Cosgrove, 15, suffered a fractured skull in a stone throwing clash between white and negro youths, in serious condition. Seventeen people were arrested in Kansas City on liquor law violations, with bonds from 500 to 1000 dollars. Interior decorator Anton Jandl, 53, died after injuries from a motor vehicle crash near Overland Park. Mrs. J B Stone notes violets blooming early in her garden, filling a dining vase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Parsons
Katy
Ethel Marinee
Mary
Mary Alive
Marmee
Kansas City
Clathe
Jack Cosgrove
George Spathulas
Beefore P. W. Croker
United States
Anton Jandl
Overland Park
Kan
J. B. Stone
Flashes of Life Associated Press items headline style
A collage of brief notices from Ottawa to Los Angeles covers earthquakes near the pole, a Pollyanna club bylaw about mood, Ziegfeld’s 1932 model American girl height and weight, and a California court ruling enabling a perforated paper strip to affect a $15,000 estate in probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ottawa
North Pole
Canadian Mounted Police
Pole
Lees Summit
Pollyanna Club
New York
Florenz Ziegfeld
Eudora Class of 1925 Holds Seventh Reunion
The Eudora high school class of 1925 held its seventh annual reunion and eighth annual Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kanzig on Saturday evening December 26. Nine original members plus sponsor Miss Golda Zook attended, with six honorary members and two guests. The evening featured a games session and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora High School
John Kanzig
Golda Zook
Gressive Rock
Wesley Deckwa
Gail Breithaupt
Alberta Deckwa
Bessie Kanzig
Helen Breithaupt
Argel Cochran
Gladys Jones
Dolores Maxine Deckwa
Greta Deniece Kanzig
Kenyard Wayne Phillips
Robert Elvin Whaley
Patricia Evelyn Whaley
Allen Westerhouse
John Sommers
Albert Neustifter
Charles Neustifter
Agnes Neustifter
Lawrence
Ed Neustifter
George Lothholz
Tata Phi Phi Club
Clifford Olander
J. D. ‘Adams
Norman Strachan
C. M. Williamson
Ray Miller
William Miller
Oscar Loth‘olz
Irvin Kanzig
Otto Xesenau
Douglas Harris
William Carter
William Stader
Bonner Springs High School
Minnie Jones
William Mertz
Eva
Billy
Kansas City
Belle Waugh
Charles Hackworth
Charlene
Hazel
R. A. Bailey
Jon Blechel
Alvin Bond
D. E. Bond
Lone Star
Louis Grosdidier
St. Paul
Henry Grosdidier
Ed Grosdidier
Clara Grosdidier
Marie Grosdidier
Albert Grosdidier
Jake Milburn
Olatho
Eli St. John
Kathryn Adams
Jack Houck
Martha Webster
Chicago
Nelle Hogan
Wendlein Schehrer
Helen Sommers
Verna Tingle
Angela Sommers
Frank Sommers
Allen Foust
Ben Foust
Esther Gabriel
Rolla High School
Gus. Gabriel
Christmas memories and club notices from Baldwin area 1932
Christmas gatherings and social events fill Baldwin and nearby towns as families host dinners visits and community group activities. Local clubs hold parties with prize wins and remarks on junior membership boosts while students prepare for 1933 courses and opportunities at the Lawrence Business College.
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Journal
EU Wor
P Company
WSONS
Kolee Simons
Offics
Kansas Telephone
National Peer Decoratives
Lorenzen & Thom
West & Kens St
South Michigan” Ave
San Francisco
Bansame
Los Anxetes
South Broadway
Alsit Wie
Tencr
Kangas
T P.m
Walker
Manchuria
Japan
China
South
Congress
House
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Zane Grey
Zome Gres
John Dalet
Ushfling
Eudora
Roy Kennedy
Ani
George Lothhela
Anna Dickerhoof
L. C. Miller
Gardner
John Miller
Floyd Kennedy
Mary Shannon
Freddie Trefz
Agnes- Betty Strachan
Pipkin
Gene Daugherty
Ruth Dunlap
Louise Schlegel
Arden Ott
King Herod
Dale Papenhausen
Wiseman
Delbert Mathia
Delbert Eisele
Norman Combest
Leo Shaffer
Howard Wilson
Hubert Neis
Caral Gerstenberger
Frank Boyd
Lucille Walker
Martha Louisa Decker
Louise Napier
Joseph
Alvin Johnson
Howard Trefz
Harry Shaffer
Eleanor Bartz
Myrnice Ott
Edna Bond
Jean Bartz
Margaret Whiteman
Emma Wyrick
Ruth Miller
Doris Stockert
Janice Guenthey
A. J. Smith
C. J. Bartholomew
Peter Neis
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bartholomew
Louis Bartz
Jean
Lawrence Business College
Sve
Walt
Puffy
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank of
Lawrence Capital & Surplus Funds
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