Paris Riots Mark Annual Anniversary With Clashes
The city observed the hot anniversary of riots that shook the government and caused 19 deaths. Police clashed with political marchers but no one was killed. A New York author Mrs. John S. Reilly argues for spanking with control, opposing blanket bans by psychologists and urging parents to use it sparingly and with anger under restraint.
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Paris
John S. Reilly
New York
Reilly
Shaw
Fragmented wartime dispatches mix religion crime and politics
A mosaic of clipped items references a biblical quote and a warrant for Huey Leng's bodyguard, then shifts to criticism of federal revenue gaps, Hamilton's surrender offer, and concerns over the world court and work relief bill. It notes Chinese cameras at a new air base and German interest in the Hauptmann trial.
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Raymond Hamilton
Texas
Alcatraz
Hamilton
White House
Congress
Farewell Sermon and Travel Plans for Rev N D Goehring
In the Old Home Town Rev N D Goehring pastor of Trinity Lutheran will preach his farewell sermon Sunday. He and Mrs Goehring will depart Monday for Cambridge Massachusetts with visits en route to Springfield and Pittsburgh to see family. Neal resigns from Lawrence police after short service. Notables at a Schoolmasters dinner in Topeka included Dean J G Brandt and several professors. Mrs Floyd Wright hosted fifteen guests for Marion Elizabeth's birthday. Motion picture actress Estelle Taylor secured a San Diego license to wed today.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Goehring
Lawrence
Schoolmasters’ Club
Topeka
Dean J._G. Brandt
W.H. Johnson
F. H. Olney
M. C. del Manzo
F. P. O'Brien
W. R. Smith
Dean Schweeler
Floyd Wright
Marion Elizabeth
Folks Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary at Kiln Home
Twenty five years ago on February 7 Mr and Mrs J B Folks married in 1850 at age twenty four and twenty. They lived on a Kangas ranch for 31 years then moved to Lawrence at 1009 Kentucky street. Six children survive. Fraternity wrestling events at Pan Hellenic smoker featured Phi Gamma against Sig Alpha and Phi Delta Theta against Phi Delt with noted athletes participating.
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J. B
Willis K. Folks
James Bayard Folks
Eleanor Mary
Lindsey
Kangas
Summer County
Lawrence
Kentucky Street
K. U
Pan Hellenic
Lawrence Street line retools schedule after long delay
After a month of car chaos, the Lawrence Street railroad and light company moved to a twelve minute schedule on Saturday night. The event followed a rearranged timetable and brought back regular service for riders amid a festive gathering with cider and sandwiches.
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Glee Club
Sigma Chi
Watson
Coach Hamilton
Lawrence Street Railhway and Light Company
Joseph Murray
Emporia
Genevieve Sterling
William Allen White
Brock Pamberton
Gazette
Theodore Alford
The
Kansas City Journal
Lawrence
Kansas City Post
Anta Hawk
Pittsburg
Clara Kanaga
5. T. Gillespie
California
Surprise birthday at 1224 Connecticut street
Forties era column notes a birthday surprise at the residence of Mr and Mrs A J Watson on Connecticut street. Also mentions Fritz in a Mad House at the Opera House, a wedding planned for Mr GC A Peabody and Miss May Russell, and local transport news including streetcar fare disputes and a track removal near a rail crossing. August?
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A. J. Watson
Mr. Watson
JK. Emmet
Fritz
GC. _A. Peabody
May Russell
Alex Mitchell
Kansas
Abe Avatts
Ram
Will Chute
Topeka
Crosby Bros
Autopsy Set In Death Of Mrs. Krug In Kansas City
Eldorado coroner C Glenn Moris ordered an autopsy after Mary Elizabeth Krug 38 of Kansas City died in a hotel room here police found two poisons in her belongings Investigators note a link to Grace Ramsey who accompanied Krug from Wichita and to Leo Krug slain in Kansas City last September Fort Hays State to enter Kansas City Athletic Club indoor track meet March 2 in Kansas City with John Mitchael Norval Curry and Arthur Austin among entrants Mrs Alf M Landon elected Washburn College trustee to fill unexpired term of Ike M Alden Kansas City San
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Eldorado
C. Glenn Moris
Butler Comity
Mary Elizabeth Krug
Kansas City
Hays
Fort Hays State
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Tigers
Kansas College
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Norval. Curry
Arthur Austin
Fort Hays
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Washburn College
Ike M. L. Alden
Kansas’ City
San
Berlin Reich Eyes Shift as Air Power Grows
Cable News in Brief reports Berlin Reich officials view Anglo French accords as tacit recognition of Germany's rising air power. Tokyo argues pacific fortifications must be clarified before any new non fortification deal. Paris notes Georges Lenotre, historian and French Academy member, has died. Berlin reports a 24 year old mother faced charges for leaving three children to die. King Gustaf of Sweden visited Berlin, sparing his grandson Bernadotte due to his marriage to a commoner.
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Reich
Germany
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Pacific
Hawaii
Singapore
Paris
Georges Lenotre
French Academy
Gustaf
Sweden
Bernadotte
Sigvard
Police Arrest Speeders In City Campaign
Four arrests were made yesterday in a police campaign to stop speeding by automobiles and trucks as Chief B. G. Pringle stated the effort will continue until drivers respect the speed limits. Violations appeared in both residential and business districts. Fines ranged from five to ten dollars.
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B. G. Pringle
The Montana Kid Plans Crown Heist at Duraya Fort
A tale of Montani and Mateo Rithria plotting with Hrother Pavoual to seize a governor’s crown from Duraya. Pascual and Maier maid Pascual join Menlann and Vin in a tense scheme set near a fort gate as Mateo and Montana prepare to strike at dawn.
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Roalte
Duraya
Montani
Mateo Rithria
Hrother Pavoual
Pascual
Ryan
Careful Plan For Fort Duraya Robbery Chapter 16
Montana Rubriz and the friar Pascual map a bold inside-of-fort plan to seize emeralds. They discuss gear dynamite fuse and safe access while awaiting nightfall the willows by the river and a gate in the guardroom. The trio vow to act together and wait for a signal if the mission stalls.
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Pascual
Mateo
Rubriz
Mer
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Marco Rubiiz
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Bhick
Fort Duraya
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Emiliano
Rvee
Willows
Christopher Columbus Crow Bravely Recovers From Eye Injury
In a village tale, Mrs Quacko Duck tends Christopher Crow after frost bite eye injury. Willy Nilly and neighbors admire his courage as he reassures friends he will be fine despite a delayed recovery. A clumsy accident causes a chair topple, but Christopher insists he is strong and ready to face tomorrow.
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Christopher
Christopher Columbus
Young man fails to claim seat due to youth age
A chaotic collage reports on a boy too young to take his seat, a Chicago jewel sale scandal with claims of glass stones, Dantean campus hell week banned at the University of Illinois, and a Baltimore jury awarding Florence Lucarelli $500 after movers left a two story house in front of her store due to an incomplete foundation.
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Ubher Fraternity
Baltimore
Florence Lucarelli
Advances in Medicine and Cancer Theories 1931 Review
The article, written for the New York Academy of Medicine by Iago Galdston, surveys 1931 medical progress with emphasis on cancer. It notes medicine’s need for extensive validation, discusses a hypothesis that cancer may arise from altered normal substances, and cites Dr J W Cook’s work converting a bile salt derivative into a cancer producing agent that induced tumors in mice.
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Dor
Iago Galdston
J. W. Cook
Flashes of Life Notes Two Centenarian Naturalization Bid
Sophia Zove of Marianna aged 102 applies for first naturalization papers and expects two years to final papers. Born December 10, 1832, in Nudlock Austria she emigrated at 65. Weston mayoral race features 82 year old Dr N S Holt seeking reelection as an independent and father of senator-elect Rush D Holt.
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Marianna
Amere ‘Ican
Althe
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Nudlock
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W. Va
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Bran
Hollywood
Ton
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England
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Editors Debate Law and Liquor in Topeka Assembly
A Topeka editor recounts a council gathering of elders and chiefs debating new laws to regulate drinking. One speaker urges upright living, while another argues for regulated indulgence to avert unrest and boost treasury funds, ending with community bewilderment.
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Topeka
New Java
Double Anniversary and Eighty Years in the United States
A reader celebrates 67 years of marriage with friends around an extended table and warm wishes by mail, phone, and in person. The writer marks becoming a U S resident eighty years ago and requests a subscription equivalent to another year of the Journal World. They remain a San Diego booster and recall a Kansas winter memory with frost. They note 62 degrees above zero at 7:40 AM and substitute orangeade from town oranges for a festive beverage.
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Mrs. Nichols
May
United States
World
San Diego
Kansas
Washington Patronage Sparks Fresh House Fireworks
Washington reporter Herbert Plummer notes the row over patronage in the house, sparked by Democratic leaders and amplified by a record number of new members elected last November. Freshmen lack influence, unable to voice their views, while others seek to prove their value to constituents.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
House
Congress
Democratic Freshmen Hear Elders On Patronage In House
The article describes new Democratic members listening to elder colleagues on patronage, noting HOLC and PWA appointments given on non political grounds. Blanton of Texas argues HOLC acts like a corporation beyond congressional accountability, prompting opposition from several Democrats deprived of district appointment influence.
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Blanton
Texas
Holc
PWA
Congress
Olive Tablets Claim Youth With Bowel Purge
An Ohio physician developed Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle vegetable remedy to cleanse the intestines and boost vitality. Advertisers say the olive colored tablets clear impurities, fight sallow skin and dark circles, and promote natural buoyancy. Available 5c 8c 60c in various sizes.
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Edwards
Ohio
Force the heads of agencies to their knees in talks of reprisals
Debate over funding and investigations triggers threats to choke agency budgets. Democrats warn against obstructing appropriation while supporters threaten swift reprisals to compel cooperation. A tense political row looms as pressure mounts on oversight bodies amid looming investigations. Rev. D. M. Yetter Dies in Hutchinson
Purchases Cafe Changes Hands At 832 Massachusetts Street
Mrs Almaurner, previously operating in Home rooms, has purchased the cafe at 832 Massachusetts Street, taking over ownership and operations.
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