Subscriptions and Shipping News Across A Nation
A compilation of newspaper items covers subscription prices and delivery, U.S. ship line privatization debate, Kansas State College cheer, European royalty succession, Fort Scott library dispute, and Northampton community kitchen plans. It notes price tiers for weekly and yearly mail, a possible sale of eleven ships, political caution about selling Leviathan, and local civic shifts including a gift city hall in Lawrence and library needs in Fort Scott.
Heating the Outdoors Debate in Cold Weather
Householders claim they have done all possible to keep homes warm in six weeks of bad weather and should not be asked to heat outdoor spaces. The discussion reflects ongoing concerns noted by the Sola Register about public expectations during the cold period.
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Ben Hibbs
Ben
Sola Register
Lindbergh Engagement Reported Amid Havana Delay
Report from Mexico City states Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Morrow, daughter of the ambassador, are engaged to be married. The silent delay in Havana is noted as background to the announcement.
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Lindbergh
Havana
Yucatan
Mexico City
Anne Morrow
Walking 100 miles in 25 hours at Liberty Hall
Madame Du Pree will walk 100 miles in 25 hours at Liberty Hall starting February 14 at 8 p.m. Accompanying acts include Maike Prank and Little Minnie. Admission 35 cents, children 15 cents, ladies free on first night. Also notes local real estate sales and post office workers, plus upcoming marriages and servicemen visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Tenney
Madame du Pree
Liberty Hall
Wonder
Maike
Little Minnie
Myron
Rudolph Sommer
House & Co
New York
Ozias and Julia Eriksen Ozias wed in Topeka
Eriksen Ozias Joseph W. Ozias a member of Company H Twentieth Kansas and Lawrence resident married Julia Eriksen last night in Topeka Judge Hayden Gen Wilder Metcalf among witnesses Ozias a native of Ohio lived in Kansas for thirty years served with credit in the Bitpines former newspaper publisher Mrs Eriksen a Stockholm native has lived in Lawrence many years A. P. Brewer and daughter left for St Louis to visit kin unrelated items include Poehler typhoid case John Barber strained back Lloyd Duffee broken leg in horse accident shimmy debuts in Lawrence at University of Kansas Lieut A B Mitchell and Mrs Mitchell visiting in Lawrence farewell party for James Lawson in Dicker hall with music and a silver cake plate awarded to the Lawsons
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Eriksen-Ozias
Joseph W. Ozias
H. Twentieth Kansas
Julia Eriksen
Topeks
Hayden
Wilder
Metcalf
Ozias
Ohio
Kansas
Pines
Stockholm
Lawrence
A. P. Brewer
A. Gifford
St. ‘Louis
Sin
5. C. Brewer
Heo. Poehler
California
Louie
John Barber
Lloyd Duffee
Simmons Hospital
University of Kansas
New York City
A. B. Mitchell
Camp Upton
New York
Mitchell
A.C. Mitchell
James Lawson
Dicker Hall
Alice Dicker
Rose Manning
Harry Dicker
Law
Som
Rotarians Headed to Conference as Lawrence Notes Shifts
Ten years ago Lawrence Rotarians R. C. Henley J. M. Sanderson C. E. Becke Billy Kennard Will Johne W. C. Hutson and H. B. Ober traveled to Oklahoma City for a Rotary conference after joining with Kansas City peers aboard two Pullmans on the Katy. The town reflects on stock sales at the Oil Company and local civic figures. Rex the collie persists delivering mail under new ownership.
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Lawrence
Oklahoma City
Rotarians
R. C. Enley
J.M. Sanderson
C.E. Becke
Billy ‘Kennard
Will Johne
W. c Hutson
H. B. Ober
Kansas City
Katy
Mutual Oi
Motodt Gift Company
J. B
Oscar H. Williams
D.bishop
Councellor
J. B.'. Russell
J. R. Greenlees
D. MacArthur
Strong
Timie Underwood
D. Bishop
Sam Grant Mull
Rex
Sketches From The Capital Library Of Congress Great Depository
The Library of Congress is the greatest depository of knowledge with 5,500,000 volumes and eight acres of floors and corridors. It houses manuscripts of Washington, Hamilton, Jefferson, Franklin, Madison, Monroe, Jackson, and Roosevelt, plus 30,000 pieces in Theodore Roosevelt’s collection. Lincoln’s five strong boxes, to be opened in 1947, may hold heirlooms. The building’s grandeur includes murals, a House Reading Room, and a pneumatic tube system to deliver books in debate. The Shrine of the Declaration and Constitution sits on the balcony, guarded and viewed by thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
House of Representatives
America
Hamilton
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert T. Lincoln
House
Two Kansas City youths confess to killing in robbery
Orville Trout, 19, and Walter J. Tryon, 18, admitted fatally wounding James Reese, 18, a filling station attendant, during a robbery after Reese tried to disarm Trout. Trout discarded the revolver nearby, aiding police in arrests aided by a tip from observers who noted Trout’s license plate.
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Kansas City
Orville Trout
Walter J. Tryon
James Reese
Reese
Trout
Tha
David
John Cavanaugh
Kansas History: Neodesha Commands First City Thermometer
In 1880 Kansas history notes the Neodesha city commission authorized purchasing a recording thermometer to establish the city’s first official temperature record, while the American Union Tel Cease fae Company controlled by Jay takes possession of wires along the Kansas Pacific railroad.
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American Union 'Tel- Cease Fae Company
Jay
Kansas Pacific
Neodesha City
Flight at 39000 Feet Captures Ice Cave in Sky
Dayton, Feb 13 AP Two army fliers in an old plane reached an unofficial altitude near 39,000 feet above Wright Field and Norton Field Ohio. They described seeing dazzling ice crystal formations like a cave suspended in midair and took photographs as instrument readings indicated a record height.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wright Field
Johnson
A.W. Stevens
Uel
Norton Field
Columbus
Lieut
Coc
Champion
United States Navy
Federation Aeronautiqie Internationale
Stevens
Lieut. Johnson
Capt. Stevens
Miss Morrow Seen as Ideal Mate for Lindbergh
New York February 13 AP Miss Anne Spencer Morrow future Mrs Charles A Lindbergh described by friends as an ideal mate for the colonel Both are Presbyterian and from Smith College class of last year Morrow is twenty two with brown eyes and hair Lindbergh is twenty seven six feet tall blonde The Morrows public figures in Englewood New Jersey. Lindbergh gained fame and fortune from his Paris flight and earlier goodwill trip to Mexico.
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New_York
Anne Spencer Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Englewood
Hudson
New York
Mith College
Northampton
Mass
Whch
Miss Morrow
Internationa Relations Club
Elizabeth Gutter Marrow
Anne
Elisabeth
Dwight
Lindbergh
Morrow
J. P. Morgan & Company
Real Estate Transfers and Premier Venizelos War Update
A summary of multiple real estate transfers in Douglas and Lawrence areas shows numerous parcels sold or transferred among residents including Daugherty Massey Gregg Wiley Pine Miller Smith and Palmateer. Also Athens AF reports Premier Venizelos has intensified action against banditry with a killed outlaw and a driven band. state reformatories report 1993 inmates at Hutchinson.
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Athens
Venizelos
Hutchinson
Swedish American bell orchestra to perform in Lawrence schools
A unique musical program by the Swedish American bell orchestra will be presented in Lawrence High School auditorium. Matinee at 3:00 for public school children up to grade four and an evening concert for the public. Revenue from five programs funds musical instruments for school organizations. Admission 10 cents for children, 25 to 50 cents for students, adults 75 or 50 cents depending on seating. This marks the orchestra's first Lawrence appearance as part of the schools music education plan.
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Lawrence High Specal
Lawrence
Attemp
Mj Ival
Bell Orchestra
Fin Lawrence
Adolph Smucker
Hanky
Mary
Lev
Los An
Painnet
Junior
Hanbr
Yale
Éliors
Dremn
Pine Plains
Housatonic
H. Hanler
Wykagsti
Garden City
Forest Hills
Sir Housatonic
Pasadena
Hollywood
Celia
Gray House
Mrs. Bishop
Dina
Peyotl Enters France
Scientists fear users will get high as Peyotl, the plant making eyes see marvels, enters France from Mexico. Dr. Alexandre Iaouhier sought a tribunal ban on commercial use while twelve spineless cactus plants were admitted because no law prohibited import.
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France
Mexico
Alexandre Iaouhier
Tribunal of Commerce
Local Folks Attend Gatherings including Beards and Burgoynes
Miss Rachel f of Kansas City and numerous relatives visited in Buck Creek, with extended social calls among the Beard and Gordon families. Grace Earlene Beard, infant daughter of Earl and Mrs. Beard, died at grandparents’ home. funeral held with Rev. Schenk. Burgoyne announces baby daughter. several plans to move residences noted.
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Rachel F
Kansas City
Hugh Holder
Part
Jers Walquist
Waldor Gx
James Holladay
C. Beard
Earl Beard Sinn
Ward Sur Pickens
Mollie Gib
Model Sunday
Jaraemia
Arthur Mayhew
Harles
Ivan Tevis
Simdar
Earl Beard
O. C. Beard
Schenk
Hardy Oak Cemetery
Charles Pickens
Ana
Ralph
Jamey Wright and Sons
Beard
O. C
Paul Dustin
Dorothy
Virginia
Suiday
Jon Nes Eleanor Grimes
Henry Holoday
Winona
Catt Holleday
Tisde Humphries
Ralph Vaue
Neil Vausbindene
Masrs. Laude Gordon
Horton
I.m.smith
Wichita
Frank Mongolder
Genevieve
Marlowe
Margaret Vausbinder
Aird
Williamstown
James Gordon
Bar Beard
Mansion purchase sparks supernatural curse tale in Pine Plains
New York merchant Hanley buys a grand Gray house near Pine Plains and plans a lavish future for his family. A former tenant named Miss Selanos warns of a curse while a driver-turned-confidant Smucker pushes a life-or-death plea, stirring fear and courtroom rumors.
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New York
Jace
Hanley
Gray House
Pine Plains
Miss Selanos
Adolf Smucker
Stanford Seymour
River of Blood Foretold In Discordant Domestic Scene
A tense exchange unfolds as Mrs Hanby confronts Smucker about a supposed practical joke involving Seymour's chauffeur. Smucker taunts and manipulates, while Hanby warns of a looming upheaval, seeing a river of blood ahead in Albany and New York's capitalists and officials. The scene ends with a dramatic cliffhanger.
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Smacker
Smucker
Danby
Abs
Hanby
Hudson
Mrs. Hanbey
Albany
West Point
New York
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W. Murray
Dob Simens
Massechodets Streeh, Lawrence
Rens Telephone
Chicago
A. R.keater
Hartford Building
Franklin B. Alcorn
Madison Ave
Associated Press
Allews
Star
Total
Mber Audit Bureau OF Cir
United States Shipping Lines
Shipping Board
Congress
Clay Center Times
Lichtenstein
Europe
Prince John
Franz von Paula
Fort Scott
Library Board
Jean
Boxina
Eens
Milinois
Artery
Bower
Soc
Topeka
Bowne
Mull
Massachusetts Street
Muir
Inter-Holliday
Kinzer
Charles Holliday
E. J. Kinzer
Baldwin
S. A. Lough
Baker University
Canadian Northwest
Ray
Sixth Aero Squadron
Onolulu
Hawaii
F. D. Brooks
J. D
Coffeyville
Kans
Poor Pasy Claude
Publishers Syndicate
The
Capital
Congresplan
Els
Guyer
Fairyland Cave
Colonel Lindbergh
Bert Daugherty
Sarah Oretta
Daugherty
Eudora
Frank Mathes
Wyandotte
Douglas County
Kan
Kansas Educational Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Baldwin City
Clara A. Massey
James Massey
High Street
Harry
Gregg
Irven L. Gregg
John P. Gregg
New Jeraey Street
Lawrences
Fair Grounds
D. L. Wiley
Floyd E. Anderson
Ada O. Anderson
Charles L. Pine
Dolph Simons
J. N. R. Miller
Carl A. Preyer
Tennessee
Willie Dunn
Helen
Lens G. Jones
Elsie M. Jones
J. A. Smith
A. E. Smith
Perking
Okla
Perry Palmateer
Mae Palmateer
Haskell Place
Scientis
Buck Creek
Chester
Wyndham iMartyry
Bandy
Yaubs
Tan
Vandr
Cascarg Sagrada
Funk
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