Drinking and Voting in the Senate Debate on Dry Policy
The article discusses Senate factions aligned with dry and wet positions, noting Senator Reed’s past Houston display and party rhetoric. It describes a rule to limit water access in the chamber and highlights public perception of lawmakers’ behavior and overall welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Ios Senate
Jim Reed
Mis
Denown
Reed
Lave
Houston
Cain
W. GC
Congress
State Senate
Curtis and Dignity in a Turbulent Public Life
Fragmented OCR text references Curtis and dignity amid Kansas politics. It mentions a Baltimore reporter, press issues, and a congested congress period with lines about public life. The readable content is garbled, offering few concrete facts or clear events to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Kansas
Baltimore
Pitec
ITVS
Hollywood nightlife investigation hinted by press hints
The article hints an inquiry may probe Hollywood nightlife tied to entertainment figures. It notes past films and alleged associations, suggesting questions about behavior, money, and social circles surrounding Sherwood and Eddy, with references to Manhattan connections and press coverage.
In the Old Home Town Sister Moves Tubes and Friends
Fragmentary text shows names and places such as Mississipy and Toytenvill with references to a home gathering. The readable portions lack clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent summary. The piece reads like a garbled local notice or column fragment with numerous misspellings and incomplete sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biota
Batu
Ray
Arrow
Stes Geith
Susan Fuloman
Toytenvill
Land
Fragmentary Crime Note and Local Street Scene
A garbled OCR fragment mentions police, a suspect, and a local sidewalk scene. Names and places are unclear, but references to a person named Drews and a street area appear amid stray words and partial phrases. The piece reads like a scrambled notice from a city precinct.
Notable World Rulers by Age and Rank Across History
The passage surveys age and stature among global rulers from kings and queens to popes and dictators. It cites figures such as Benito Mussolini at 45 and Primo de Rivera, comparing longevity and authority with monarchs like Queen Victoria, and notes the prominence of high offices across Europe and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uepe & Prinetest
Yin
de. Miguel S
Cardinal Vanuds
Powungest
Vermalizte Choes
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Apha Kemal Pasha
Turk
Hel
Belgica
Kansas State Teachers College contest plans noted
Pittsboro Nans Feb API reports the annual Kansas State Teachers College scholarship contest for high school students in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma will be held April 27 Professor Edgar Mendenhall chairman of the contest committee said about 1500 entrants are expected with grand prizes for the top schools and scholarships for the winner. The winning school will receive free travel and home recreation and public speaking prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
Nans
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Edgar Mendenhall
Confess Comimittee
Bove
Ewa
Death of Dr Edwin Oshaldestan Shaped by Scandal Rumors
A 99 year old physician, Dr Edwin Oshaldestan, allegedly died by self harm in his home near a signaling tower while neighbors reported a consuming mystery. Police found his body and noted a possible impostor figure named Edwin Turner linked to past horse thefts in Baghanintan. The case sparked rumors that he could be a victim of foul play or a case of mistaken identity.
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Edwin Pye
Archi
Hulle Wens
Tulleoudl
Brooker
Idwin Turner
Foster Black
Railroad plan eyed for coal mine region
A garbled notice from Kansas history mentions Legate Pitt and Bon P. Jonah as involved in a railroad project to serve coal mines. It also notes Nelson will conduct a tree car nose and throat clinic at City Hall, with Weed from 2 Ull Loe'y Tr as a referenced address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt
Bon P
Jonah
Nelson
Seubert Said to Be Possible Oil Board Chairman
Chicago dispatch says Ed ward G. Seubert president of Standard Oil of Indiana could become chairman if Col. Robert W. Stean loses re election. Seubert and other directors back Stean proxy fight pits Stewart against John D. Rockefeller Jr. Rockefeller's backing of Seubert aims to counter claims Rockefeller opposes Cal or seeks to aid New Jersey firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herald and Examiner
Edward G. Seubert
Standard ‘Oil Company of Indiana
Robert W. Stean
Cubert
Col. Stewart
Stewart
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Seubert
Cala
Indiana Company
Standard Oil
New York
New Jersey
Rush for Lady Godiva role and strange world items
A flood of applicants seeks the triennial Lady Godiva in June despite the dress rule. Elsewhere a former Kaiser estate site becomes a lovers lane while Hungary bans cosmetics for schoolgirls and a government bureau funds spinster matrimony. Also noted are an 1848 Sixophone claim, a Parisian author query about Sax ally, and 265 candidates for official hangman in Budapest with mock executions testing skill.
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England
Lady Godiva
Godiva
Aorn
Holland
Buda
Hungary
Havana
Cuba
Copenhagen
Antoine Joseph
Sax
George Sand
Ally
Budapest
Ravl
Gold
Charlton Car Roadster Recovered From Youths in Berwyn
A Chevrolet roadster stolen from Charlton Insurance in Chicago was found in Berwyn by Lawrence police Saturday night. The vehicle was in the possession of two youths who identified themselves as Richard Tracy of Chicago and Hervard Morris of Council. They were to be turned over to the department of justice. Six Sleepers at City Jail were given shelter last night.
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Charlton Insurance Company
Kiere
Berwyn
Chicago
Lawrence
Richard Tracy
L “Hervard Morris
Council
Department of Justice and
Hart
Inaugural Echoes and Hayes Family Portraits
A fragmentary account recalls Ulysses S. Grant’s era and Rutherford B. Hayes during the early presidency, detailing the White House interiors, ceremonial flora, and the Hayes family routines. It mentions Hayes abstaining from alcohol, Mrs. Hayes’s influence, and daily life including games with children and long working hours.
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Joaquin Miller
Washington
Hauurab
Hayes
FE Warfare
White House
Hligh
Gray House Secrets Drive Hanby Family to Pine Plains
In a serialized tale, Hanby buys the Gray house near Pine Plains amid warnings of a curse from a former tenant and a mysterious chauffeur. The plot thickens as the hired caretaker Kerr is murdered, while the Hanbys, with wife Celia and children, grapple with fear and suspicions in their new country place.
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Hitten Hanby
New York
Gray House
Pine Plains
Mwan
Scien
Adolf Smucker
Hanby
Stanford Seymour
Hanbys
Miss Serenos
Iron Smucker
Kerr
Junior
Tin
Celix
Gray House Curse Drives New Plan for Inquest
Randy Hanley discusses dangers around the Gray house and a planned inquest. Conversation reveals fear of a family curse and a bid to hire guards, with Mary Sloan delivering a request from a distant caller who questions the house’s deadly history and the sanity of those pursuing it.
Community Social Notes From Midland Area
Mr and Mrs C A Jones spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs H M Bruchmiller and family. Many neighbors and relatives visited, hosted dinners, and attended church and school events in Lawrence Perry and nearby towns during the week. A birth announced, various visits, Grange meeting debate on farming cooperation, and local social rounds filled the week.
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Lh. A. Bruchmiler
Lawrence
Vesta White
Guy Shultz
Elmer Ousdahl
Donald Jennings
Perry
Jackie Dean
Jeanines
Lola Saielman
Chas
Worley
Ian Nortonville
Fred Meek
Emil. Heck
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jak
Russell Shaw
Thorston Ousdahl
Edinger Qusdahl
Emil Tnck
Fred Hevk
Phyllis Weibel
Margaret Mary Jones
Fred Ousdaht
C. A. Jones
Everett Sherhard
Budera
Russell Shin
Robert Weibel
Eimer Ousdanl
Bred Alford
Gus Brune
W. R. Adams
Dick Co
Mallett Club
Jim Houk
Janettes
Fred Weck
Guy Siuke
P. J. Pirotte
Pirotte
W. R. Atams
Fred Lewis
Margaret
H. O. Bruchmiller
Dorothy
S. T. Moore
Rowena Nottingham
A. R. Nottingham
Russell
Harl Hule
United Brethren Church
Song
Iy Shultz
Edwin Schowengerdt
Annette
A. R. Gilbert I
Lloyd Moore
Josephine Livingston
Topeka
America
Hayden
Thompson
Bussing
Willard Myreat
Robert. Weibel
Waller Love
Elmer Ousdaht
W. BR. Canegan
G. Chusted
Henry Eibest
O. Cordinner
Myc
Shriea
Ardson
Lawrence Hiet
Nuttingham
Sun Robert & Day
Satureyeven
Margarit Piretfie
Ed Vermulya
Ruesell Shaw
Robert Weihel
X Yince Ousdahl
Jilly Shultz
Dorothy Beackmiller
Catherine Pirotte
Sprav
Mary
Rusnd
W. Re
Mystery in Dutchess County House Clue Prompts Fearful Plans
Characters discuss a dangerous plot linked to a pleasure house in Dutchess County. Tensions rise as threats, possible murders, and a stern warning from Dina spark fears of disaster and pursuit. The group argues over negotiations with Miss Selenus while plans to stay in the manor persist, despite ominous warnings.
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Dina
Somae
Bilk
Hanby
Fie
Enliege Rou
Dine
Dutchess County
Dion
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