Roosevelt's shift on league of nations policy reported
The piece notes Governor Roosevelt of New York reversing his stance on U S membership in the league of nations. It contrasts his current view with his stance twelve years ago and explains the change as redefining the league in light of Wilson's influence and later global events. It also mentions the broader implications for U S foreign policy and public opinion.
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Roosevelt
New York
United States
League of Nations
League of Mations
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Topeka Journal editorial sparks Kansas governor debate
The Topeka Journal editorial argues for a strong Kansas aligned candidate for governor, stating the need for a capable figure who can rally support and show resolve in contested moments. The piece frames the choice as between a harmony candidate and a robust, action oriented leader.
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Topeka Journal
Kansas
Editorial reminiscence and political foibles in Kansas
Editorial words recall a Kansas governor described as two fisted and fighting yet insufficient for the paper’s praise. The Topeka Journal faces critique for not detailing the governor's whole charge while Rolla Clymer notes the paper’s stance. Democratic leaders resist the 375 million dole, favoring road construction loans instead, with Congress members wary of delaying recovery. Kansas City racketeers lure victims into Wyandotte County, the Kansas City Star notes a possible wider reach, while Missouri enforces capital punishment for murder and Kansas does not.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Rolla Clymer
Topeka
Senate
Congress
Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Kan
Kansas City Star
Missouri
Old Home Town Drug Stores to Close for Funeral
All city drug stores will close tomorrow at 2 o clock for the funeral of Mrs J A Hamlin and remain shut until services end. Also notes of travel and local business moves including Baldwins golden wedding in Clinton and the sale of Chambers farm assets.
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J. A. Hamlin
George. Chambers
Chicago
O. G. Richards
Pasadena
Cal
A. E. Wycatt
George Crosby
Raton, N
F. P. Smith
el Paso
Tex
Clinton
Andrew S. Baldwin
Douglas County
Baldwin
Kansas
Coringford
Conn
Mary Burr
Chambers
George Chambers
van Necte
Bob Chambers
Nellas Takes Over Omaha Shoe Shop Management
George A. Nellas arrives from Cambridge to run the Omaha Shoe Shop, previously operated by his brother. Also notes Kansas Electric Utilities Co begins installing a 300-light city lighting system in Lawrence, with completion expected in two to three weeks. Victor Emanuel departs Emporia after supervising reconstructions. Torch society announces nine new members in a convocation by Chancellor Lindley, naming Pauline Newman and Henrietta as among the entrants.
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George A. Nellas
Cambridge
Mr. Nellas
Omaha
Kansas Electric Utilities Co
Lawrence
Victor Emanuel
Emporia
Torch
Lindley
Pauline Newman
Fort Scott
Henrietta 2
Ewe
Local arrivals and business changes scatter across town
Mitchell and others from Galena Lawrence and Pratt arrive visiting Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stroat after a trip from Ithaca New York. Miss Nelle McFarland years at Innes glove counter takes interest in the Acker man Hat Shop on Massachusetts Street in the 1000 block.
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Yeats
Innes
Ackerman
Massachusetts Street
Halitosis linked to intestinal putrefaction and diet
Early discussions link foul breath to intestinal putrefaction, noting that the large intestine harbors putrefactive bacteria that thrive on remaining waste. Diet shifts influence these bacteria, with meat-heavy diets increasing offensive bacteria while lactose rich and milk products, plus acidophilus, counteract putrefaction.
Kansas History This Date 1891 Impaches Botkin Stevens County troubles
The House moves to impeach Judge Theodosius Botkin of the 32nd judicial district over Stevens County troubles. Charles H. Branscombe, who laid out Lawrence for the New England Emigrant Society, is dead in Denver.
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Theodosius Botkin
32Nd Judicial District
Stevens County
Charles H. Branscombe
Lawrence
New England Emigrant Society
Denver
Kansas News Briefs From Across the State
Will Compton finds a nine dollar ten cent check tucked in his old Bible. it was honored after eighteen years. In Topeka the Democratic state committee plans a large list to select delegates for the state convention with invitations discussed by Hutchinson, Wichita, and other cities. Kansas State College reports enrollment steady with 2,730 students registering on the second day, matching the year prior. The state tax commission plans to announce real estate valuation changes by February 16 after hearings with farmers and landowners. A fall on an ice coated sidewalk in Kansas City, Kansas, claimed Cleda Fern Brozan, nine, and left many injured. Barber Ray Studebaker was convicted of manslaughter in Kansas City, Kan., for the death of Helen Griffith and faces four years.
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Lebanon
Will Compton
Topeka
Democratic State Committee
Guy T. Helvering
Wichita
Emporia
Manhattan
Kansas State College
Tonpeku
State Tax ‘Commission
Varsty
Kansas City
Cleda-Fern Brozan
Ray Studebaker
Kan
Barber
Helen Griffith
Studebaker
Miss Griffith
Trades Pig for Haircut in Orchard Neb
In Orchard Nebraska on February 4 a trade settled between Lloyd Bearinger and barber Cecil H. Lee. Bearinger received a haircut while Lee gained a pig, a simple barter that boosted prices as another barber recently offered a shave and haircut in exchange for a pig.
You're Being Bossed Now A High School Drama Ends in Marriage Proposal
In a turn of romantic daring Hope Ross accepts Dickey Dale's marriage proposal after a club confrontation with Rusty Crandall. Dickey asserts control and declares they will wed tonight, challenging Hope's family restraint as she wrestles between social expectations and ardent love.
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Hope Ross
Rusty Grandall
Dickey Dale
Lake Placid
Hope
Dickey
Weatchester
Rosses
Aiub Dan
Rusty
Rusty Crandall
Angel
Jorr
Standal
Hero
Dicky
Dickey Dear
Busi
Lickey
Fingal's Cave Visit On a West Coast Sea Voyage
A small boat takes a group to Fingal's Cave near Staffa as rough seas roar. John recalls the echoing cavern voice, while the Magic Maker links the voyage to Mendelssohn and Fingal's Cave music, inspiring stories for the children on the trip.
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Mary Graham Bonner
John
Scotland
Staffa
Mendelssohn
The Big Party Tomorrow Flashes of Life
Assoucted Press reports a string of quirky notes from across towns. In Boston BU midterms produced humorous incorrect answers claiming Socrates died from wedlock and Dreiser wrote Main Street. North’s escape attempt leads to jail and a sheriff ride back. Washington details $300,000 unclaimed WWI German American award funds with March 10, 1932 deadline.
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Boston
Boston University
Socrates
Theodore Dreiser
Frederick
Raymond F. North
North
Washington
Treasury Department
Man Seeks Coat for Wife's Funeral Then Marries Comforter
In Fort Smith Arkansas a man visited a welfare office asking for a coat for his wife’s funeral. A woman present offered him consolation. Two weeks later the man returned seeking aid for himself and his wife and revealed he had married the woman who comforted him.
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Fort Smith,Ark
Shrine appointments announced by John H. Robinson
Walter H. Varnum of Lawrence named second ceremonial master of Abdallah Shrine temple in Leavenworth. Robinson, Potentate of the temple, also named W. H. Newmark of Lawrence assistant director. Varnum is seventh in line for Potentate, other new appointees include Cleve Williams Leavenworth first ceremonial master Charles B. Norman Troy marshal and Duke Hooper Leavenworth captain of the yard.
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Walter H. Varnum
Lawrence
Abdallah Shrine
Leavenworth
John H. Robinson
Temple
Robinson
W. H. Newmark
Varnum
Cleve Williams
Charles B. Norman
Troy
Duke Hooper
African Ideas Amend Anglican Wedding Rite
The Anglican marriage service for native Christians was altered to replace the phrase with these cattle I thee wed by with this ring I thee wed, Archdeacon Owen explaining the change came after requests from locals. The article also notes weather updates across Kansas and comparisons to warm readings in Tampa and New Orleans.
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Nu&irobi
East Africa
Owen
Hoover Launches Move to Put Funds in Circulation
Washington Feb 4 AP A national effort to end hoarding and revive prosperity was launched by President Hoover. He called for citizen help and convened civil leaders to form a national organization to direct the drive. The aim is to move about 1.3 billion dollars from safes to banks and investments, energizing credit and economic life.
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Hoover
Washington
Two Texas Girls Held After Wreck Near Fort Scott
Mary Nash and Kathleen Riley, ages 17 and 16, were held near Fort Scott Kansas after their car overturned on an icy highway. They said they fled Calvert Texas to escape parental interference over relationships with boys and intended to go to Kansas City. A farmer’s wife alerted authorities after the wreck and officers took them into custody.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Here
Mary Nash
Kathleen Riley
Calvert
Tex
R. Mash
Mary
Kansas City
MacDonald Comfortable After Eye Operation
Premier Ramsay MacDonald remained comfortable after last night's delicate operation on his left eye for glaucoma. A medical bulletin said the ailment was described as a gradual condition before the surgery and that he is improving in sight.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Listen To What Your Druggist Says About That Cough
Round Corner Drug Co promotes Broncholine Emulsion as instant relief for coughing. Claims one dose, two doses, or a half bottle will stop the cough with money-back guarantee. Asserts no dope, gentle on stomach, better tasting than expected.
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Round Corner
Drug Co
Puff and Bun and Whiz Nap in Galway Hut Scene
A quirky Irish scene centers on Puff, Bun, and Whiz as they nap in a cottage in County Galway. The tale notes an Irish face on windows, bed, and doors, with Puff allegedly making Whiz sleep on the floor.
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County
Galway
Puff
Bun
Vision impairment ends with expected nursing care
The report notes a termination in the vision of the left eye and states the individual is expected to stay in a nursing home for a week or ten days for recovery and care.
Fred Sturm Acquitted in Preliminary Larceny Hearing
Fred Sturm of near Big Springs was acquitted this morning at a preliminary hearing before Justice J. H. Mitchell on a larceny charge. The case, filed by Fred Phillips of Topeka, involved allegedly stolen household goods from the Phillips restaurant and filling station in Lecompton township on Highway 40. Phillips testified, but Sturm was freed.
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Fred Sturm
Big Springs
J. H. Mitchell
Sturm
Fred Phillips
Topeka
Phillips
Lecompton Township
Rented Restaurant Two Times Then Moved Out
Justice Steeell found no evidence that Sturm had cause to take the property after the renter moved out. The notes describe two rental events and the subsequent disappearance of meat, with the decision stating no link between Sturm and the alleged loss.
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Justice Steeell
Sturm
Thirteen Delegates Chosen for Farm Bureau Meeting
Thirteen delegates will represent Douglas County Farm Bureau Women at Farm and Home Week in Manhattan from February 8 to 12. Delegates listed include Mrs. R R Ogden Kaw Valley Mrs D S Perkins Riverside Mrs Gottlieb Neider Valley Chapel Mrs William Kirby Brackett Mrs Harry Sutton Lecompton Miss Martha Kelley Vinland Mrs Willis Colman Mrs R S Colman Kanwaka Mrs John Brough Pleasant Valley Mrs Fred Kampschroeder Sige Mrs Fred Laptad Oakridge Mrs John French Mrs Howard Henry Big Springs.
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Farm Bureau
Douglas County
Manhattan
Christis Hepler
RR. Odgen
Kaw Valley
D. S. Perkins
Riverside
Gottlieb
Neider Valley Chapel
William Kirby
Brackett
Harry Sutton
Lecompton
Martha Kelley
Vinland
Willis Colman
R. S. Colman
Kanwaka
John Brough
Pleasant Valley
Fred Kampschroeder
Sige
Fred Laptad
Oakridge
John French
Howard Henry
Big Springs
Moving Picture Show Promotes Legumes and Terracing
Thirty one people attended a legume and terracing school at Deer Creek school house. J A Terrell county agent presented the moving picture Anchored Acres and spoke on crop rotation and the extension program. Kenneth Matney discussed terracing and Ralph Colman legumes. A follow up meeting is planned at Globe school house at 7 30 tonight with Terrell continuing the same talks and L H Griffith and Willis Dann adding notes on terracing and legumes.
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Moving Picture of
Légume
Legume
Deer Creek
J. A. Tererl
Kenneth Matney
Terrell
L. H. Griffith
Willis Dann
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