Trotzky Sees Grip of Stalin Weaken
Exiled Leon Trotzky told a reporter from Princes Island that Stalin’s grip in Soviet Russia is weakening. He cites the recent decree expelling opponents as evidence and argues Russia’s working class senses bureaucratic strains and economic issues despite official propaganda. Trotzky says the decree crowns a campaign against him and Trotzky ism, while he continues his historical work on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla King Prinkipo
Princes Island
Turkey
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Leon Troteky
Moscow
Trotzky
Jord
Jay Name
Stalin
Russia
KU Gleemen to Compete in Missouri Valley Contest Tonight
Twenty seven members of the University of Kansas men s glee club directed by William Pilcher travel to Columbia Missouri for the Missouri Valley contest tonight Other schools entered include Kansas State College Oklahoma Washington and Missouri The program features Dance of the Gnomes by MacDowell Ave Maris Stella and the college song I m a Jayhawk Marshall Scott of Lawrence presides as club president with Harold Walker as business manager Sol Bobrov student director Bryce Hill librarian and Elmer Anderson accompanist The travel party lists tenors second tenors baritones and basses with named members in each voice group
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University of Kansas Men's Glee Club
William Pilcher
Columbia
KK. U
Kansas State College
Oklahoma
Washington
Missouri
Dance of the Gnomes
MacDowell
K.A
Edward Grieg
Ave Maris Stella
Personal crisis reports and self destruction views
The piece analyzes attitudes toward self destruction, arguing that civilized societies view suicide as horrible and driven by a diseased mind, yet most cases reflect overwhelming disgust with life and an inability to cope rather than true insanity. It notes many victims are not insane but overwhelmed by life’s problems.
Move Toward A Vote On State Prohibition Control
Washington February 25 AP The House moved to compel a vote on state control of prohibition via a discharge petition needing 145 signatures. Maryland Democrat Linthicum led the push, with Laguardia urging others to sign as Republicans Pratt and Kahn joined. Also a Kansas farm demonstration at Willis Dunn farm near Lawrence plans terracing next Wednesday at 2 00 pm to showcase new racing lines and terraces.
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Washington
Laguardia
Pratt
New York
Kahn
California
House
Willis
Obituary of Frank Gosper Ends in Lawrence Kansas
Frank Gosper was born January 25 1863 in Jas per New York and died February 10 1932 near Lawrence at age 69. He moved with his family to Nebraska then Kansas and raised six daughters including Mae McIntire Sadie Stevens Edith Falkenstein and Rena deceased. The Gosper family lived in Marshall county thirty five years before moving to Lawrence where he worked in dairying. He was remembered for ambition joy of living and devoted service to family.
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Frank Gosper
Jasper
N. Y
Steuben County
Nebraska
Kansas
Emma. McDonald
Frank
Fort
Mae McIntire
Kansas City
Kan
Sadie Stevens
Frankfort
Edith Falkenstein
Fave
Marjorie
Lawrence
Rena
Marshall County
Gosper
Tonganoxie community notices and events
Tonganoxie reports visits by Miss Rhoda Lenahan from Emporia and a busy calendar including a three act comedy Deacon Dobbs at the high school auditorium with local players and organizers. Other items note Mrs Knox hosting, several residents moving, a child’s death in Holton, church activities, a lecture on quick quilt making, and Washington Bicentennial program at the high school.
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Rhoda Lenahan
Emporia
Kan
Frank Lenahan
Miss Lenahan
Emporia Teachers ‘College
Congregational Ladies Association
A. L. Knox
Library Ladies Association
Deacon Dobbs
Fred Zoellner
Frances Myers
Charles Miller
Amos Wilson
Amos Coleman
Myrtle Horne
Rawdon
Crawley
Edward Hunt
Major McNutt
Roy Johnson
Deuteronomy Jones
Hazel Dutton
Rose Raleigh
Alfred Knox
Philipena
Popover
William Newsome
Harry Henderson
F.A. Dickenson
Owl Bridge Club
Franklin Lutz
Frank Lutz
Holton
Clifford Casebier
Allen Mitchell
Lawrence
Raymond Davis
Catholic Ladies Aid Society
Albert Doege
James Wilson
Sam Jones
Wilson
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Harald Cox
Leonard Deaton
W. H. Newby
Topeka
J. M. Casey
Eleanor Ratliff
Irene Lenahan
Lee Freeman
Ted Davis
Hattie
Maxine. Ancell
Jessie Himpel
Izola Farrell
J. Turner
Bonner Springs
P. B. Burgess
Burgess
Ridgway
Fourth Street
George
Washington
Contrepational Church
H.M
Gladfelter
Zneller Mere
Tonganoxie
Community concert and county basketball finals in Leavenworth
Invocation led by Rey C. L. Nellis featured a big Medley of American Arts with students from Washington and Leavenworth area schools. In the Leavenworth county tournament final, Linwood defeated Crest to take runner up as the Tonganoxie first team beat Linwood 31 to 21 before a record crowd at the high school auditorium. Coaches Beatty and staff awarded trophies and a basketball to Linwood as runner up.
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Rey. C. L. Nellis
Father McNamara
Washington
Robert Robinson
Helen’ Doege
America
John Davidson
John Gillilan
Minuet
George Washington
W.T. Hoover
Louis Davidson
Edward Hunt
Junior Marmoy
Maynard Whipprecht
Datbalo
Linwood
Leavenworth County
Leavenworth
Tonganoxie
Community News Briefs From CAPTAINS CREEK Area
Mrs Will Andrew of DeSoto and Charles Leslie Andrew of Olathe visited family last weekend. The Holmes family moved a house from Sinclair Oil station to their farm after a recent fire. Rev A J Bales and wife returned from Osborn County after illness and death in his family. Sympathy sent to the Bales family on their loss after fifty seven years of marriage. Various local residents visited relatives and hosted gatherings at homes in Eudora, Lawrence, and nearby farms. The Prairie Center Missionary Society met at the Friends church with a luncheon served by hostesses.
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Charles Holmes
Eudora
Sinclair Oil Station
Robert Pritchard
A. J.bales
Osborn County
Tom Broadhurst
Louis Middleton
William Seiwald
Howard Miller
Lewis Seiwald
Phillips
Will Gordon
Olathe
John Pine
Henry Collins
Lawrence
John White
Milo Wotaw
Lesle Wayne
George Votan
Hesper
Prairie Center Missionary Society
Prairie Center Friends Church
Thear- White
Thompson White
Freeman Shrieves
Jessie
John Donham
Edwin Rice
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Club Meeting
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Russell and family from Mileton near Lenexa. Mildred Louise Ambler visited from DeSoto with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Reynolds. Alpha Richardson is in Gardner for care of her uncle Oscar Smith. Medlen Andrew family spent Sunday with Ed en family. Mrs Ernest White attended Farm and Home Week in Manhattan as Prairie Center Farm Bureau delegate. Y W club met with Mrs Roxie Osborne. twenty three members answered roll with My Favorite Modern Author. A book review by Mrs Hazel Wright. vocal solo by Mrs Clara Plummer. bibli cal contest won by Mrs Cora Corliss. heart theme decor and quilt blocks awarded to Mrs Nora Dowding and Mrs Lottie Bowling. Tea served on two decorated tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel
Mileton
Lenexa
Ts. Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
J. A.J. Reynolds
DeSoto
Iss
Alpha ‘Richardson
Gardner Hepe
Oscar ‘Smith
Medlen
Andrew
Helen Maxine
Lloyd Leslie Andrew
Eden
Ernest White
Manhattan
Prairie Center Farm Bureau
Y. W
Clara Plummer
Cora Corliss
Lincoln
Nora Dowding
Lottie Bowling
Viala_ Bowling
Baby Restless Sleep Remedies Castoria Ad
Doctor backed claim links infant restlessness to constipation and promotes Castoria as a gentle vegetable laxative for infants and older children. The ad asserts Castoria relieves colic, supports regularity, and aids restful sleep, urging parents to keep a bottle on hand and look for the genuine Castoria name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Odd Feast Descriptions and Tea Service Details
An odd menu describes an elaborate table with an and dishes: an salad in soup plates creamed peas in goblets and water in sherbets. The jelly on large turkey plates sugar in a cookie jar earth len cream tea pot butter carved as a pineapple pink and green rolls cakes and raspberries as dessert served in tea cups. After lunch all searched for a package with a matching number on placards.
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Slimming After 30
Excess fat after age thirty is blamed on a missing gland secretion and Marmola tablets are promoted as a modern, low cost solution. The ad claims Marmola has helped millions reduce weight, restore youth and vitality, and criticizes starvation methods.
Enthusiastic Gathering Across Several Guests
Detroit AP reports a fifth wheel speedometer test to verify police speed readings. In Addis Ababa Abyssinia Parliament opens new legislature with parliamentary building awaiting assembly.
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Ethiopia
Addis. Ababa
Abyssinia
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