Senate extends crime probe to Minneapolis St Paul and Kansas City
Senate committee shifts focus to crime conditions in Minneapolis St Paul and Kansas City. Officials of the three cities resist Sen Copeland as chair. Also discusses air mail contract rulings and postmaster general authority. Total CWA payrolls to shrink, demobilization by May 1 with continued relief distribution. European tensions rise as Austrian crisis deepens with Dollfuss regime and Nazi concerns.
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Senate
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Copeland
Europe Faces Threat as Hitler Rises and Aviation Fades
The piece warns that Europe fears future conflict as Hitler’s power grows and as army fliers take over the air mail service. The shift halves flown mileage, threatening commercial aviation and forcing several Kansas City plants to close. About 500 workers would lose jobs amid wage-cut disputes and NRA restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army -Fliers
Denby Resigns as Naval Secretary Not To Embarrass Administration
Washington secretary Denby has resigned and will retire March 10. The senate attack targeted his public service over oil reserves rather than alleged moral wrongdoing, urging him to step down as untenable amid political pressure. Bill Verney’s car skid on the fort to Leavenworth road, no injuries. J M Clevenger relocates Hupmobile office to 702 New Hampshire Street. Mrs Gustafson hosts Valentine party for daughters Marie and Alice with help from Mildred Eldridge, Eleanor Eldridge and Elspeth Hill. D Longanecker marks eighty first birthday after fifty five years in Kansas. Mrs Grosclaude hosts dinner for S K Funk’s seventy ninth birthday. Mrs Hughes hosts daughter Helena’s birthday gathering. Howard Reedy, known as Pete, underwent appendectomy at Memorial hospital.
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Denby
Washington
Senate
Fort-To-Fort
Bill Verney
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth
J. M. Clevenger
Hupmobile
Lawrence
Hunsinger
New Hampshire Street
Peerless
L. A. Gustafson
Missouri
Marie
Alice
C. J. Grosclaude
S. K. Funk
C. V. Hughes
Indiana Street
Helena
Howard Reedy
Pete
Memorial Hospital
Suffrage Bill Beaten in Kansas Vote for Two More Years
Kansas suffrage effort stalled as senate and house oppose the measure. Vote fell three votes shy of passage, delaying women’s voting rights for at least two years. Also notes Mrs L W Rouselaux’s 84th birthday and various social visits and dinners in Topeka.
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Kansas
Topeka
Senate
House
L. W. Rouselaux
Mina Dias
Rhode Island Street
Fred Olmstead
Tony Pierson
Silver Peak
Neb
Carl Pierson
Armourdale
L. Lashbrook
Pretty home wedding unites Mustard and Woodburn in Kansas
A quiet ceremony last evening at 8:30 at 421 Ohio Street united Miss Elizabeth Mustard and Mr. Hugh Woodburn. Rev. J.A. Brush of the United Presbyterian church performed the vows. After a week’s stay, the couple will travel to Cambridge Ohio where Mr. Woodburn runs a business with Olson Bros. plumbers now at 944 Massachusetts street. Olin Templin plans a Texas and Mexico pleasure trip with his wife Mrs. Templin, visiting their daughter Mrs. Herbert Rankin in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Mustard-Woodburn
C. B. Mustard
Ohio Street
Elizabeth Mustard
Hugh Woodburn
Cambridge
J.A. Brush
United Presbyterian Church
Woodburn
Cambridge, 0.,’ Where Mr. Woodburn Is In Business Olson Bros
Massachusetts Street
Harry Kemp
Lawrence
John Lane Publishing Co
London
Kemp
Olin Templin
Texas
Mexico
Early Kansas History Talk at Kent Club Obscured by Snow
Forty years ago this week Edward Russell addressed the Kent Club at the courthouse on Early Kansas History. Miss Delia Lindley married Frank S. Potts by the probate judge. Snow, ten to fifteen feet deep, blocked many town alleys. Phi Beta Kappa elected seniors Rose Morgan Kate Ries F H Moore C S Griffin E J O Bryan Arthur Corbin J H Mustard Archie Hogg. Walter Bell injured in a paper mill incident. A cake for the most popular person in G A R hall was baked by Captain Harris. Chancellor Srow spent days with Chancellor Canfield at Nebraska State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Russell
Kent Club
Court House
Kansas
Delia Lindley
Frank S. Potts
GM. Lindley
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Beta Kappa Society
University of Kansas
Rose Morgan
Kate Ries
F. H. Moore
Co Ss. Griffin
E. J. O’bryan
Arthur Corbin
J. H. Mustard
Archie Hogg
Miss Morgan
Miss Riggs
Walter Bell
G. A. R. Hall
Capt. Harris
Srow
Canfield
Nebraska State University
Kansas History: 1896 state editorial session in Leavenworth
This date in Kansas history notes the Kansas State Editorial Association meeting in Leavenworth for the fourth annual session with about 200 Kansas newspaper men present. It also records the death of Mrs. Martin F. Gonway widow of Kansas’ first representative in Congress in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Editorial Association
Leavenworth
Kansas
Martin F. Gonway
Congress
Lawrence
Homeopathic Doses History by Bumgardner
Treaty ending the War of 1812 signed December 24 1814 and ratified February 17 1815. The agreement halted fighting and set later talks to resolve disputes between the United States and Britain. John Quincy Adams James A Bayard Henry Clay Jonathan Russell and Albert Gallatin led American diplomacy against British negotiators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Quincy Adams
James A. Bayard
Henry Clay
Jonathan Russell
Albert Gallatin
England
Washington Daybook Ins and Outs in the Capitol
Washington Daybook notes a softer approach by lawmakers toward the administration as the wrecking crew of past private calendar battles appears restrained. Democrats Griswold and Zionwieck faced gentler scrutiny while Hollister and Hope led Republican efforts. Blanton shown merciful. Predictions estimate up to 20 seats may flip, altering the election landscape ahead of by-elections. Vice President Garner once spoke of an ideal house with a minimal partisan divide.
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Washington
House
Griswold
Indiana
Zionwieck
Hollister
Ohio
Hope
Kansas
Stafford
Wisconsin
LaGuardia
New York
Tom Blanton
Texas
Democratic Congressional Committee
Gerner
Blond Goddess in Yucatan Jungle Sacrifice Plot
Frank Grahame and Janice Kent face death at dawn as captors prepare a Yum-Chac ritual. A loyal Mexican boy Juan sends aid by slipping a note and gasoline, spurring a fragile plan for escape through the central plaza airplane. The trio endures harsh captivity as Greene, Grahame, and Janice brace for a perilous breakout.
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Frank Grahame
Janie Kent
Greene
Yucatan
Grahame
Juan
Frank
Pyramid Top
Ahkin
Rascal
Janice
Juan Piedra
Langton
Merida
Ortega
Janide
Billy Langton
Ahkin Bingbo
Christopher Columbus in Adhesive Mischief and a Missing Wheel
Mary Graham Bonner recounts Willy Nilly scolding Christopher for sticking adhesive tape all over the house then forcing him to scrub away the mess. The tale follows their snowy excursion with Willy planning to repair his automobile two ways as the missing wheel mystery begins to unfold on Monday.
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Christopher
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Christopher Columbus
Christerker
Psoriasis Treatment Overview by Dr Iago Galston
Etec for the New York Academy of Medicine reviews psoriasis causes and treatments. It notes no known cure, limited diet impact, arsenic-based internal treatments with mixed results, and external care focusing on removing scales with massage, water, and scrubbing tools.
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New York Academy of Medicie
Iago
Galdston
Psoriasis Treatments In Early Medical Advice
Health note reviews lanolin linid petrolatum and mild ammoniated mercury ointment for psoriasis patches on the body chrysarobin 5 percent max used cautiously. Avoid eye contact avoid large skin areas and poor health. Chrysarobin stains materials and reappearance is common. Monday Gall Bladder Disease.
New Books at the City Library Catalog Highlights
The library lists new non fiction titles and fiction offerings led by Modern American Poetry and The Fragrant Path among others. A note states the library will be closed Thursday for Washington's birthday.
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THE
City Library
Aison
Arthouse
Black
Brooks
Cohen
Culbertson
Danzig
Fraser
Hambridge
Houston
Hindus
Lindley
Mawson
Mastrukoff
O'Neill
Porter
Schermerhorn
Occasions Stevers
Wilder
Zwieck
Bell, Bredon and Sons
Bentley
Bernstein
Jones Brand
Timbai
Gulch Trail
Buck
Mother Bunin
Conner
Devil Greig
Love
Honor
Obey —Whetcher
Hauck
Jeanette
Hichens
Paladin
Case Holland’ and Priestley
Jarratt
Fitch’s Pond
Lardner
Lewis
Art Mann
Stampede
McDonald
Silver Platter
Mascfiel
Bird of
Elinor Norton Roberts
Lady Stevens
Ida Elisabeth Ar Young
Red Clark
Parrish
Washington
Local social notes and unrest at Browning dairy fire
Linwood and nearby towns share social visits in Leavenworth Topeka and Kansas City. Senior class play The Attorney for the Defense draws large crowd. proceeds gratify. Fire at O O Browning dairy farm destroys two barns, tool house, calves and milking equipment. neighbors awoken by a bright blaze.
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Allan Harbaugh
Starry
Louisburg
Sarah Parry
John Parry
Leavenworth
Frank Wishon
Kirksville
Wisden
Mabel Campbell
Eudora
Linwood High School
Aileen
Ira Speerschneider
Topeka
Speerschneider
Meta
John Tudhope
Clinton Siscoe
W. Knight
Lloyd Sheets
James
Tudhope
Kansas
Esther Boys
Tom Frederick
Roy’ Kirkman
W. V. Kline
K. A
O. O. Browning
Senator Harris
Linwood Farm Scenes and Local Updates Across Kansas
Readable items describe a fire damage at a Linwood tenant area with silos and milking, a Union Pacific train preview at Linwood, recent moves and births, and a crowded Linwood high school basketball game. Also notes about 4 H club, PTA meeting, new invar tape use, and a large anti rat campaign across 312 communities with 75 thousand participants.
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Browning
Chemical Fire Department
Linwood
Union Pacific
Zion
Bryce
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