West vs East VII political battle shapes party lines
Washington reports Senator Hiram Johnson argues a rising West versus East conflict will define government roles and development of natural resources. He cites Muscle Shoals controversy as proof the divide transcends party lines and will persist beyond current Congress. A visit to Kilauea volcano is announced for the fleet's spring maneuvers.
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Senate
Washington
United Press
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
United States
Norris
Muscle ‘Shoals
Alabama
Far Pacific
Congress
California Plans Regular Aviation Service Between Cities
San Francisco announces the first regular commercial aviation route linking San Francisco Sacramento and Chico about 200 miles north. A fleet of five planes will start service carrying five passengers and 200 pounds of baggage at about 100 mph. Fare San Francisco Sacramento is 10 dollars one way and 17 dollars round trip with insurance on each ticket. Pilots are former American overseas fliers backed by Sacramento Valley bankers.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
California
San Franesico
Sacramento
Chico
Sea wall planned to save Back Bay from saltwater intrusion
Richmond Virginia February 10 The densely invited Back Bay area famed for duck hunters faces threats from Atlantic saltwater intrusion. Virginia Commissioner W McDonald Lee announces a massive sea wall will be built to block the strongest storms and protect the wild fowl habitat and marsh grasses from die off.
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Richmond
Associated Press
Back ‘Bay
Virginia
W. McDonald’. Lee
Virginia Commissioner of Fame and Fisheries
Atlantic
Back Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Canned Heat Case Puts Weyermalier In Court
Robert Weyermalier was found guilty in police court of intoxication on January 29 and fined 15 and costs by Police Judge Stewarts. He faced a possible thirty-day jail sentence on the next offense. Weyermuller's defense claimed indigestion caused his behavior and that officers mislabeled medicine as flavor. Police testified he carried several cans, suggesting canned heat.
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Robert Weyermalier
Stewart
Weyermuller
Fatee Theatre
Weyermulfer
First Bite Rule Helps Baker Boy Bite Case
Los Angeles reports Judge Thompson in a damages case applying the old rule that every dog is entitled to one bite. Max the dog nipped a baker’s boy in the arm, with the court granting non-suit. The judge notes a maiden bite is possible even if the dog showed no prior vice.
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Los Angeles
Associated = Press
Coke
Thompson
Superior Court
Sigta
Max
Los Angeles Safety Teaching Cuts Child Deaths
A program taught in Los Angeles public schools, started three years ago with the board of education and the Automobile Club of Southern California, reduced motor vehicle child fatalities by 21 percent. Students receive practical instruction and design posters for safety bulletins, earning diplomas on completion.
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Los Angeles
Associates Press
Los Angles
Automobile Club of
California
Board of Education
Public Safety Department
The
Automobile Club
Colleges Now Have Fewer Students in Germany
Leipsic Feb. 10 Associated Press Educational statistics show a ten year rise in women students but a drop in total enrollments and ministry neglect. Women are now about twice as many as in 1914 with 7467 vs 4056. Postwar rush to universities faded as many unfit left and attendance normalizes. Medical and theological schools report real declines, with current attendance under half of ten years ago. Is Nyal's Huskies for that tickling threat Get them at Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass.
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Leipsic
Associated Press
Nyal
Rankin’s. Drug Store
Mass
Local News Notes and Visits Around Lecompton
Lawrence visitors and Topeka trips mark the week as residents call on relatives and conduct business. Virgil Wilson wins Beatrice Creamery Junior Helper prize a pure bred calf. Dr O L Cox and Mrs Cox of Lawrence inspect Glenn school children dental health and issue printed cards.
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8. L. Dark
Lecompton
Thelma Buyton
Tazel Dreyer
Gussie Dreyer
Claude Maze
Fervis
Topeka
W. H. Glenn
Maze
Mrs. Glenn
North Topeka
Mrad Geo. Young
Ing
White Eagle Oil
John French
Geo. Morris
Joe Logen
Morris
Harry Fulton
Beatrice Creamery
Virgi Wilson
Kansas
Wis
Virgil Wilson
Lancaster
B. F. Glenn
Vester Robison
Glenn Shaffer
Bela Buch
Big Springs
O. L. Cox
Local Eudora Notes Hospitalities and Health Talks
A reading of community notices from Eudora covers dental health chats with Dr Cox for children, illness updates, and social visits. George Schneider lies critically ill with bone tuberculosis while Mrs Reed and Mrs Mertz enjoy a Kansas City trip. Liable travel and visits populate the week with church and school activities noted.
Local Social and Church Social Notes and Obituary
A social program followed by a luncheon was held with 25 members attending. Readings were given by Mrs. Augusta Durr and Mrs. Adolph Lotz, and a quartet performed. Several community shifts included Dorothy White's illness, Elizabeth Bartz visiting, and the Lukan family moving to Baldwin for a Carter-Smith job. Metho dist church trustees elected S C Gilmore and H A Smith for three-year terms. Missionary Society of Centenary M E meets Friday. Ladies Aid of Centenary M E serves roast beef Friday evening. Death of Mrs Lyman Wiley shocks the community. survivors include her husband and four sons.
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Augusta Durr
Adolph Lotz
Godfrey Gerstenberger
C C.gerstenberger
George Hausman
Charles Schlégel
C. C. Gerstenberger
Theo. Hauck
É . le
Dorothy White
Elizabeth Bartz
Topeka
Walter Wilson
Paul Lukan, Jr
Baldwin
Lukan
Carter-Smith Motor Company
Methodist Church
H. A. Smith
Homer Nelson
Herbert
Junior Hegeman
Marian Spharr
Marie ‘Hill
Josephine Thompson
Georgia
Dent
Helena McPeters
Beryl Howard
Missionary Society of Centenary M. E. Church
Ralph Pine
Ladies Aid’ Society of the Centenary M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
W. J. Arthur
Lyman Wiley
Air Community
Birthday party at North Lawrence church
Mrs Benton Howard hosted Beryl’s birthday party Saturday afternoon for thirty one children. A birthday cake center piece and candlelit table decorated the room while guests included June Banks Blossom Mildred Ewing Dorothea Weingartner Janice Vivian Virginia Patchen and others.
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Benton Howard
Beryl
June Banks
Blossom
Mildred Ewing
Dorothea Weingartner
Janice
Vivian
Virginia Patchen
Bonnie
Jessie
Eva Rhody
Vera
Earla Stephens
Cleo
Rosella Jackson
Jackie
Lorena Saunders
Neva Hartman
Helen
Margaret Cosgrove
Agnes ‘Brooks
Francis Hickles
Virginia Hubble
Truman
Meeker Says He Has No Time To Spare At 95
Tacoma report notes Ezra Meeker, the trail blazer who crossed plains in a wagon then flew over them, insists he has no half hours to spare as he visits a newspaper office in Meeker era. Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association sets February 12 meeting with Supt. M. Del Manzo to speak. Whipped Cream Puffs at Brinkman’s Wednesday.
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Tacoma
Wash
Associated Press
Ezra Meeker
Lincoln Pst
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
Supt. M
del Manzo
How Fat Actress Became Slender
An actress credits Marmola Prescription Tablets for weight loss claiming steady, easy reduction. The ad-style tale says users can buy boxes for one dollar or order directly from Marmela Co., General Motors Building, Detroit, Michigan, with claims of pleasant taste and effective results.
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Nysuise
Drurgs
Marmela Co
General Motors
Detrgit
Mich
Miss Loretta McElmurray to Lead Clothing Course
Kansas State Agricultural College specialist Miss Loretta McElmurray will visit Thursday and Friday to train ten clothing leaders from county women’s farm bureau groups. Instruction at the Chamber of Commerce building includes making dress forms with Miss Mildred Smith assisting. new bus station lies south of Manley’s Insurance office.
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Loretta McElmurray
Kansas State Agricultural College
Chamber of Commerce
Miss McElmurrray
Mildred Smith
Manley
Hedge Cutting Notices Demand Roadside Hedge Trims
Notices go to county farmers with hedges on their properties. Tall hedges shade roads hindering drainage after rains or snow. Now is a slack farming period to cut hedges within thirty days or the county will trim them and bill the property owner.
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Blue Ribbon Shop
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Bryan
Ruth Bryan Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Major Reginald Owen
Owen
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Florida
Glenn
Nellie
True Story Magazine
March
Cox
Jack
Nerve
Chas, Brown
Lara
Holloway
Eudora
George Schneider
Schneider
S. I. Reed
Marysville
Will. Mertz
Mr. Mertz
Reed
Mertz
Kansas City
Bell Waugh
Fred Rothberger
Clarence Hale
NeSate
Minervah Rebekeh Fodee
Budld
Roy Combest
Marie Lillian
Lee Payton
West Line
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C. B. Floyd
Alfred Lotz
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Harry Smith
R. E. Gabriel
Hiss Katherine
Jake Copp
Phog Allen
Kansas University
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Church
North Lawrence
Meeker
Credm
Brinkman
Musical Bulletin
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P. C. Chas
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Towa
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Thtal Opportunity
Square
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