Grand Duke Nicholas Dies in Antibes at 72
Grand Duke Nicholas who commanded Russian armies in World War I and sought the throne died in Antibes at age 72 after pneumonia developed from a cold. He had recently moved from Boris for a temperate climate with his family present at his death.
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France
Nicholas
Russia
Boris
Anastasia
Montenegro
Andrew
Attendert
Peter
Leuchtenberg
Rus
Tax Program on Floor Deficiency Bill Takes Precedence
Treasury refund program details move from appropriations committee to the House floor as a deficiency bill gains preferred status over the War Department measure. The bill would authorize repayment of 15 million dollars plus interest to United States Steel. Congressman Anthony of Leavenworth warns that Congressman Garner may unleash political rhetoric to voters.
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Washington, Jar
Treasury
House
War Department
United States Steel “Corporation
Avnth
Anthony
Leavenworth
Kans
Appropriations Committee
Garner
Texas
Weather Almanac Warns of Winter Storm Ahead
Old Man Winter sweeps in with sleet and snow as payments from gas and coal suppliers rise. Merchants dealing rubbers, galoshes, and footwear brace for three weeks of brisk trade. Forecasters expect warmer days only after February 5, with mild spells returning gradually. John G. Evans.
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North Pole
John G. Evans
Drive on Poison Liquor Raids Rapidly Expand Across New York
Police and federal authorities joined in raids targeting vendors of poison liquor after a ten day wave of action. Over fifty speakeasies and two distilleries were raided last night, with sixty one arrests. Commissioner Whalen warns no abatement in activity as raids reach 589 under his regime. Gilbert arrives in Capital for reparations talks with officials in Washington.
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New York
Whallen
Whalen
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Children Health
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy to regulate stomach and bowels in children. It claims to ease constipation and sour stomach without habit forming effects, noting approval by Dr Saar and highlighting olive color for easy recognition.
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Edwards
Saar
Fardl
Ohio
Influenza Germ Theft Stirs Fear and Security Precautions
A thief absconded with tubes containing influenza germs from Dr W M Crofton’s lab, raising alarm over potential epidemic risk. Doctors advise that broken tubes outdoors would likely kill the germs, while shelter could trigger dangerous contagion.
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London
W. M. Crofton
Baker University seeks $1 million endowment drive leader
Baldwin Kansas January 5 Kevin William N Tisdale formerly with Central Wesleyan college Warrenton Missouri has accepted a post at Baker University to assist President Wallace Fleming in raising a one million dollar additional endowment. The plan includes new dormitories a heating plant music hall and administration building with a target completion by commencement.
Dinner Guests and Local Notices from Big Springs
Big Springs hosted dinners for J C Fretten Cecelia Mildred Fritten F C Bechtel Topeka and William Bishop Fred Bishop Lecompton James Murphy family guests included Earl Baulding Thomas Baulding John Lavin and family Tecumseh Big Springs Missionary Society to meet at Mrs R C Conn home January 10 with Mrs Cannas leader Big Springs Community remembered Mrs Alex Slaughter with a New Year postcard shower Mrs Slaughter ill six months at St Francis Hospital Topeka moved home to son L O Slaughter in Topeka before Christmas Mr and Mrs Ben Murphy of Marysville Kan visiting Mrs Murphy s parents Mr and Mrs Wm Lancaster Sr Relatives report Mr and Mrs William Geelan arrived safely in Galveston Texas weather colder there than expected Hither Rake spent the holidays
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Bert Walker
J. C. Fretten
Cecelia Mildred Fritten
F.C. Bechtel
Topeka
William Bishop
Fred Bishop
Lecompton
James Murphy
Earl Baulding
Thomas Baulding
John Lavin
Tecumseh
Ben Murphy
Marysville
Kan
Local Social News items from Topeka region
A jumble of social notes lists visits and family events. Mrs Cora Spencer and Mrs Edna Slaughter shopped in Topeka. Mr and Mrs McFann announce a baby girl named Joan. Mr and Mrs W Chambers of Les Molinig Cal visit sister Mrs A G Noe and family. George Murphy and Raymond Deister attended a Lawrence party. Larkin Club met at Mrs Mary Dark’s home with several members present.
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C. W. Boulsan
Emporia
Big Springs School Opens After Vacation
Gladys Holloway and Mrs Emma Glerman attended a gathering after light refreshments. Mrs Bessie Emery and son visited Topeka shopping on Thursday. Miss Mabel Ruth Day opened the Big Springs school for work on Monday after a week’s vacation. Mr and Mrs A G Noe hosted a New Year’s dinner honoring Mr and Mrs W Chambers of Los Molinis Calif. Guests included Merle Lehrer and son David Merle of Highland Park and Elmer Husted.
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Gladys Holloway
Emma Glerman
Bessie Emery
Topeka
Mabel Ruth Day
Big Springs
A.G. Noe
W. Chambers
Los Molinis
Calif
Merle Lehrer
David Merle
Highland Park
Elmer Husted
Woman Became Well After Three Years Of Ill Health
A Little Rock Arkansas woman describes a three year illness after her last baby that left her unable to walk eat or sleep. She attributes her recovery to seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and seven bottles of Lunative Wash. She now works for her large family and says she keeps a bottle at home and tells others about the remedy.
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Tittle Rock
Ark
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. A. Avams
Little Rock
Arkgnzan
Local Social Notes Mention Topeka Visit and Dinner Guests
Lawrence residents Gladys Noe and David Noe with the Ch ambers and Noe couples hosted guests including Otto Durow who is ill at his sister’s home in Topeka and slowly improving. Mr and Mrs James Murphy entertained at 6 o clock Thursday evening with guests W Shields and his son.
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Lawrence
Gladys Noe
David Noe
C. W. Chambers
A. G. Noe
Otto Durow
Topeka
James Murphy
W. Shields
Son
Lawrence family and others noted in Columbia Bicycles ad
Mrs Bernard Lavin, her daughters Mildred and Gladys, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Murphy are listed in a Columbia Bicycles advertisement. Knoles and Ady are associated names in the same listing. The item reflects a classified notice or notice-style advertisement.
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Lawrence
Bernard Lavin
Mildred
Gladys
Arthur Murphy
Columbia Bicycles
Knoles
Ady
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