Dem party fund drive and world news mix in era chatter
The item notes a Democratic National Committee suspicion about tapping party funds to balance the budget with caution from Rep Snell of New York who calls it a hard proposal for selling federal jobs. It also reports a Colombian force driving off a Peruvian force and capturing Tarapaca, and a HINDSIGHT jab on late remedies for world peace. It mentions state legislature redistricting bills and busy days in Senate district redraw debates.
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Snell
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Representative Snell
New York
Farley
Tarapaca
Cnuntries
What Really Happened Between Key Democratic Voices
Senator Carter Glass and Senator Huey Long clash over major issues as they seek President elect Roosevelt's stance. The piece suggests discord within the Democratic camp and notes White's interpretation that Long and Glass spoke to themselves while F D R listened.
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Carter Glass
Huey Long
Democratic Party
Mr. Roosevelt
William Allen White
Carter
F. OD
Flu Cases Decline Says Lawrence Doctors
Doctors in Lawrence report influenza cases are less severe than years ago with only a few current cases though many have grippe. Weather changes blamed for grippe prevalence while flu cases ease.
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Lawrence
Weathen
Tall Stories From Japan That Loom In League Talks
Journal notes suggest Japanese leaders face pressure as two tall tales surface this week. Government spokesmen pushed claims that the Dragon Throne jewels and relics of imperial China were secretly moved to secure a war, then a second tale emerged amid rising tensions with China and the League of Nations.
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Japan
League of Nations
Imperial
China
Joan
World ad features Morrison and university ties in 1899 style
Twenty five years ago the World prints a display ad for R W Morrison a young man who spent five years in Lawrence attended the university then moved to Kansas City where he joined H P Wright Investment Co Morrison is relocated to room 200 Bank of Commerce building The story notes Miss Helen James of Williamsport Kan entering the university second term and reports a Freshmen party at Miss Lenora Stubbs home with attendees John March Miss Margaret Kanaga Baldwin Mitchell Ulrich Maris Ketels Lenora Stubbs Avery Olney The program lists piano solos vocal solo mandolin and piano duet and a few other items Mrs Geo Kumler and Mrs Mendenhall prepare to visit Chicago for spring stock The Lawrence day trip to Cad's Grove tomorrow includes plans for a duck hunt with Jack St Clair Lloyd Ware Clyde Teter Win Newmark Sid Boughton and Harry Green.
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R. W. Morrison
Lawrence
Kansas City
H. P. Wright Investment Co
Morrison
Bank of Commerce Building
Thetas
Helen James
Williamsshore
Kan
Lenora Stubbs
John March
Margaret Kanaga
Baldwin Mitchell
Thet Ulrich
Maris Ketels
Avery Olney
Miss Ketels
Gladys Henry
Jessie Roberts
Arthur Rankin
Baldwin
Margaret Stubbs
Geo. Kumler
Menidenhall
Chicago
Bltram
Cadr's Grove
Lloyd Ware
Clyde Teter
Win Newmark
Sid Boughton
Harry Green
Howe
Poor PA Alde Callan and the Charity Rug Offer
An odd, clipped quote notes Ella unable to get even a dollar for an old rug. She volunteers the rug to charity hoping for a larger heavenly reward than the fifty cents offered by a second hand man. Published by Publishers Syndicate in 1923.
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Publishers Syndicate
Fortieth Year War News in Topeka Returns to Peace
Forties era notes from Topeka recount war hostilities easing as governor offers peace moves to withdraw state militia. Shawnee sheriff pledges to preserve order. Populist and Republican tensions spark arrests and political maneuvering across the state. Celebration at Turner Hall marks 25th anniversary for Mr and Mrs Chas Apitz with music and gifts. Phi Beta Kappa selections list ten seniors from University class with six named recipients.
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Topeka
Shawnee
Yopeka
Republican House
B C. Rich
Shawnee County
Chas. Apitz
Bach
TurnVerein
Willman
Lilie Wilson
Phi Beta Kappas
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
Alberta Corbin
Edith Manley
Thornton Counter
R. D.O' Leary
Ross
Tax rules for bad debts and worthlessness deductions
The article explains how a bad debt must be deemed worthless by the taxpayer within the tax year claimed and charged off in the books if kept. It notes the necessity to prevent double claiming, allows amended returns if worthlessness is later recognized, and permits partial loss deductions before full worthlessness if a bond note or mortgage matures and will not be paid.
Quacky Missing as Snow Remains on Porch and Roof
Willy Nilly shovels snow from the roof while Rip the Dog searches for Quacky the duck. Quacky is missing after slipping from the shed during a snowy spell. Rip heads out with a lantern to call Quacky as the weather shifts toward clearer cold.
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Willy Nilly
Rip
Quacky
Wedded but No Wife Aboard a Florida Mystery
Joyce Ashton wakes in a lush Florida-like mansion as Frills, a luxury persona, after a skid in Chicago. She grapples with amnesia, a new husband, and a life of wealth she barely recalls, discovering her transformed appearance and a closet of extravagance.
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Joyce
Joyce Ashton
Philadelphia
Joyer
Lawrie’s
Philadelphis
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Fat Loss Fast
A vintage diet advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a simple fat loss method. It promises weight loss of fat within three weeks, improved energy, and clearer skin, urging buyers to start with a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning and offering a money back guarantee.
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America
Joyce Discovers Rich Wardrobe and Jewelry Mystery
Joyce explores a manicured dressing area finding hats, shoes, and vivid clothing. She unseals a blue leather case of jewelry, admires a diamond engagement ring, and fears borrowing another’s life as she contemplates her identity.
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Joyce
Alice
Copsright
Tomer Megazines
Kansas History Dates of 1893 and 1884 Events
In 1893 Kansas militiamen control the statehouse as Governor Lewelling orders Colonel Hughes to remove Republicans from representative hall. Hughes refuses and is removed, while Sheriff Wilkerson of Shawnee County mobilizes 500 deputies to disarm the militiamen. In 1884 Receiver Wilson of the Santa Fe railroad says the road will pay all Kansas taxes under protest against the board of railroad assessors.
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Kansas
Lewelling
J. W. F. Hughes
Representative Hall
Wilkerson
Shawnee County
Wilson
Santa Fe Railroad
Board of Railroad Assessots
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Curt Graeber
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Roy Lawrence
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Clarence Wilson
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Doyce
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