Lawrance Gazette Reports Political Debate on Nicaragua Policy
The article surveys reactions to U S marines in Nicaragua and the Nicara gua policy debate. It contrasts critics in Frye era with defenders, notes the island and policy provokes broader American concerns, and references congressional remarks and press commentary on foreign affairs.
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Frye
Colonia
United States
Nicera' Guard
Lin
Nicaragua
Chicago
Herrin
Beret
Mexico City
Local notes on trades and community events from old town
The town records changes in business ownership, a holiday visit at Dominic Fils’s home with gifts, and a police shift as Officer Campbell resigns his infantry escort duties. Auction plans arise for St James Hotel furniture, plus several travel notes and club banquet details from the Current Events Club.
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G. H. Batley
Ce Jen
Dominic Fils
Campbell
St. James
Kansas City
Sibert’s
Eldridge House
Kansas History This Date Snapshot
A terse calendar of Kansas events lists 1838 the territorial legislature meeting at Topeka and adjournment in Lawrence. 1860 Governor Medary vetoes adjournment in Lawrence but the process pauses. 1886 Senator Jéns H. Loine returns to Leavenwe Mand delivering a speech endorsing John er policies. 1872 Wyandgite Herald founded.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Medary
Henge
Jéns H.loine
Leavenwe Mand
Apeech
Johner
Wyandgite
Herald
Illinois state agricultural anniversary events today
Today marks the seventy fifth anniversary of the Illinois State Agricultural organization. The President and Mrs. Cooke plan a reception at the White House for judiciary members. In Paris a meeting of the Aeronautique Internationale considers awarding Col. Lindbergh the Gold Medal. The Palace of Peace in The Hague hosts a major conference with delegates from several European states.
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Illinois State Agricultural’ Sonty
Cooke
Wwat
Paris
Rt Aeronautique Iternationale
Col. Lindbergh
Che Hague
Floods Threaten Idaho Washington as Ice Jams Grow
Rivers and creeks swollen by melting snow and ice threaten northern Idaho and eastern Washington communities. In Letvis ton Idaho high water washed away highways and forced a family of six to flee, while a four child family was rescued after ten hours in trees. Ice jams near Lewiston and Myrtle produced walls of water, flooding channels and trapping residents. A 25 foot jam spanned the Clearwater, backing up water behind frozen barriers as crews battled the flooding.
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Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Washington
Letviston
Nds
Lewiston
Arrow
Junction
Roy Luce
Myrtle
Cows Tested Record December Douglas-Jefferson Association
The December summary from the Douglas-Jefferson Cow-Testing Association lists 412 cows tested with results in fat and milk. Dr. B. Le Harbour’s herd leads butter fat at 41 pounds per cow, while Geo A Dews’ high cow produced 68.7 pounds fat and 1445 pounds milk. The report notes a seven-head purebred herd and a week’s Holstein herd with 886 pounds milk on average.
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Douglas-Jefferson Cow-Testir Association
Hugh Snyder
Dr. B
le Harbour
Geof A
Davius “Coleman
Lord Decies and Heiress Marry in New York Night Scene
Lord Decies John Graham Hope Horsley Beresford is the fifth Baron Decies and heir to a Kilatney home showplace. His bride Miss Vivian Gould, auditor to the late George J. Gould of New York, became his wife in a 1910 wedding noted as brilliant. He served in Matabele, Boer wars, and Mad Mullah campaigns and pursued polo and racing.
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Lord Decios
Timothy Healy
Vivian
Gould
George
J. Obld
New York
John ‘Graham Hope Horsley Beresford
Baron Decies
Lothaland
TE Wah
Hie
Dea
Thei
Kilatney
Judge Menger Officiates First License of Year
A brief local record notes the first license issued this year was granted Wednesday to a couple identified as Mabel Kage and Berton Woods. Judge Menger performed the marriage ceremony in St. Paul, with probate official Josephine Fumphrey present.
Life of Crime a Myth
British author Lucas 26 confesses a lurid life of crime was a myth and announces plans to marry Chitazo May Churchill 61 a former notorious blackmailer. He describes their union as a business proposition with offers and opportunities while claiming his past reforms were mistaken.
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New York
Netley ‘Lucas
Futhor
Lucas
Herie
Maide
Government cost of female prisoners far higher than male counts
A Washington AP report says a House sub committee found women prisoners cost the government ten times as much as men. The Justice Department appropriations bill shows a yearly cost of 275 dollars for males and 2740 dollars for female inmates per prisoner.
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Miales
Washington
Dan
House
Justice Department
Kings
Shreve
Republican
Pennsylvania
Wales
Lawrence area holiday notices and social gatherings
A series of brief social items from Reno Kansas recount Christmas gatherings and visits. mentions include Mrs. Harry White taking children to Lawrence for a free school show, Ruth Phenicie and Kathleen Heiser visiting Kansas City and Tulstit Oklahoma, family dinners in Lawrence, hosting by Mrs. W. Bridges, and various relatives visiting in Leavenworth and Topeka. Also notes of travel to Boston and Alpha Omicron Omega luncheon.
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Sam Gilliland
Nebraska
Harry White
Lawrence
Bowersock
W. T. Bleakley
Fol Sa
J. J. Bleakley
Dana Sanders
Margaret
Bridges
Ruth Phenicie
Mary
Phenicie
Ross Phenisie
Georgiana Bleakley
of Clay Center
Walter ‘Bleakley
Walter’ Bleakley
Delmar’ Boardman
Dis
Minn
Baldwin
Hter
Reacher
Fred Bernhart
Jarbalo
Anna Kline
David Kline
Shawnee
Dorothy Ann
Carlat
Topeka
Jean TieKoné
AW. Sowers
Kansas City
Janite
Harold i Sowers
Esther
Ey Tonge
George L. Phenicie
Aid. Society
Colorado
Charles A. Kelsall
Boulder
Austria
Earl Wilkinson
Independence
W Hemp‘hil
Ralph Phenicie
E. E. Tillotso
Pony Creek News Recaps Rural Social Life and School
Dated notes describe greetings for a wedding and army family ties, with Mrs. Taylor of Leavenworth visiting, a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Kahn, and a Pony Creek school Christmas program led by Henry Eisele. The event featured solos by W. Hy McKone and Madelaine McKhornic, with numerous guests from Kansas City and Basehor.
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Wichita
Kenneth Messenheimer
Reek
Jean McKone
Moscow
V. A.dehoff
Roy
Dehoff
C. B. Delo
Fred Kahn
Ruth
Viola
H. §. Taylor
Leavenworth
Taylor
Ylor
Nest
Arts
A. H. Heines
Edu
Yh Re
Mckhoric
School
Leon Wash
Luther
Hyman
Miray Jozie
Ard Gisele
Jesus
Daisey MuGrary
Asther
Dowers
Helena Whitehose
Anna Martin
Kansas City
Kst
Kennet
Cresk School
Robert Graham
Ja Bece
Fis’ Worley
Leonard Eisele
Nee Dehipi
Janior White
Leonard
Ewen Reece
Eugene Colbert
Alfred Skeet
Helen White
Kathryn White
Daisey McCrary
Helen Dehoff
Christmas visiting and local social notes in Buck Creek area
Buck Creek and Chester Buck Creek residents share Christmas visits with relatives and friends. Charles Johnson stays with his parents in Lone Tree. Alfred Hunter and Clyde Humphries return to Avilas City. Paul Dustin and Dorothy Anne return to Topeka. Local social calls include Margaret Perkins, Wausbinder cousins, and field notes on farm work, school reopening, and a brief feature on a Portland designed clock face.
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James Wincan
Charles Johnson
McFarlane
Lone Tree Community
Alfred Hunter
Arms
Clyde Humhries
Avisas City
Paul Dustin
Dorothy Anne
C. Beard
Topeka
Ess Humphries
Clyde Humphries
Charles, Johnson
Wausbinder's
Perkins
Margaret
Lake View
Margaret Wausbinder
Luville
Wausbinder
Margaret Perkins
Charles
Pickins
Lawrence
Glyde
N.D. Vaughinder
Ieriday
Altho
Bert Perkins
Margaret Vausbinder
Kari
Beard
Freda Reed
Oma
Frank
Chester
Buck Creek - Op
Marl
Halljand
Leonard
Vausbinder
Lawrence v Isitors
Piles Cure Promises Without Surgery by Dr Johnson
Dr Johnson, renowned rectal specialist, proposes an ambulant piles cure method used on over 15 000 patients. No cutting, no anesthetic, no hospital stay. first treatment often stops bleeding and pain, with many reflex diseases also cured. A 68 page book details the method and guarantees results or a refund. Fill coupon to receive it by mail.
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C. A. Johnson
Kansas City
Ain
Johnson
Pimples Boils and Skin Eruptions Relief Ad
A testimonial from Mrs J W Barng of Cincinnati praises S S S blood remedy for pimples boils and skin eruptions claiming it clears and strengthens the body It boosts energy and nutrition of the blood and is sold in two sizes at drugstores with the larger size marketed as economical.
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Sam
Bes
S.S.S
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