Lawful paths and party debts in a fiscal glare
The piece notes the Democratic national committee ending the year more than half a million dollars in debt while the Republican committee ends $184 in the black. It discusses the Lawrence meeting on a school equalization bill and questions how a $6.5 million state fund would be raised, urging more study. It also covers federal eight billion dollar expenditure estimates and the politics surrounding veteran bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Committee
Guy Helvering
Washington
Kansans
Ajiss
Republican National Committee
Lawrence
Tax Dodger Circular Aids Kansas Dealers
A Kansas cigarette tax collector reports copies of a circular from a Kansas City jobber to Kansas dealers. The document allegedly instructs dealers to avoid record keeping and evade the 2 cent per package tax. The Kansas City firm is said to be aiding tax avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Logan
Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas Cigarette Department
Kansas’ City
Kansas Politics and Federal Jobs Tie to Election Prospects
The piece notes Logan probing under the cigarette tax law, a record rise in collections due to vigilance. Kathryn O Loughlin McCarthy and Thurman Hill seek federal positions after losses, while New Deal expansion links candidates to public payroll. It cites $20 billion in war debt paid and a peacetime debt rise, plus CCC and PWA work on roads toward Death Valley and a push to pave Highway 10 in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Logan
Kathryn O'Loughlin McCarthy
Farley
Thurman Hill
Omar Ketchum
Kennedy elected county commissioner in unanimous vote
X J Kennedy was chosen county commissioner yesterday to succeed C B Hosford in a meeting of the board of county commissioners. The selection was made by Commissioners Robert Steele G E Kretsinger and E C Bussing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. J. Kennedy
C. B. Hosford
Lawrence
Board of County Commissioners
Robert Steele
G. E. Kretsinger
E. C. Bussing
Lena Hartley
Williard Morgan
Hartley
A. B. Mitchell
Andy
Maurice Benedict
Dick Williams
George Dalbec
Herbert Hunter
Anna Hunter
Harriett Hunter
Elmer Hunter
Marjorie
Phillip
de Soto
Frank Clarke
Lauren Hunter
Marie
Bernice
Marlon
Ruth
G. Runkle
Lancefield
Minn
Jona
Robert A. Berger
Dean Fillmore
Episcopal Church of
Fairmont
Berger
Jaedicky Hardware
Lydia Catlin
Mark Catlin
J. W. Waggoner
Donald
Margaret Coffman
Clayton Stone
Franklin Jackman
Simsbury
Conn
Westminster School
Wedding of Mildred Jenkins and William Frowe
Twenty five years ago on Monday January 7 the wedding of Miss Mildred Jenkins to Mr William Frowe was held at the bride’s parents home officiated by Reverend Powell of the First Presbyterian church. The bride wore white Paris mousseline and carried roses. A two course luncheon followed. Also retiring after 34 years with Lawrence National Bank was Henry B Benson noted as perhaps the oldest banker in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred] Jenkins
William Frowe
Reverend Powell
First Presbyterian Church
James Rhodes
Henry B. Benson
Lawrence National Bank
Benson
National Bank of
Lawrence
Minstrel Show Decision Looms For Elks Lodge This Year
A May decision nears on whether the Elks will revive the minstrel show this year. Strong lodge sentiment supports staging the production, with a final call expected this afternoon. Meanwhile a separate note reports valuable diamonds stolen from Emerson in New York City, totaling about eight thousand dollars, tied to her time in Lawrence and a role in The Queen of Moulin Rouge. An anniversary gathering for O Bretton and spouse marks their 10th year with games and refreshments in Guinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks
Iha” Emerson
Lawrence
Diamerson
New York City
Emerson
New York
O. Bretton and
Guinton
Forty Years Ago Items From Lawrence Journal
Forty years ago on Monday January 7 the issue notes Prof F W Blackmar returning from Washington and Miss Carrie Harbaugh and her mother heading to St Louis. It reports a Rome letter banning Catholics from joining Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias or Sons of Temperance with sacraments denied for noncompliance. Brownell Buckingham wedding in Lakeland Florida and return to Lawrence for Mr W B Brownell and Miss Lallie Buckingham with marriage December 27. Leslie A Fitz returns to Manhattan Agricultural College after vacation. Mark Hackett leaves for Kansas City Denver and west with Woolf Bros, not returning until next Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Blackmar
Washington
D. C
Carrie Harbaugh
St. Louis
Boston
Arch
John J. Williams
Rome
Apostolic Flcterate
Most Holy Father
Societies of Odd
Lakeland
Florida
Lallie Buckingham
Brownell
Lawrence
Kansas University School of Law
K. U
Pi Beta Phi
Leslie A. Fitz
Manhattan
The
Agricultural College
Geo. Pitz
Vinland
Mark Hackett
Kansas City
Denver
Woolf Bros
Mark
Flashes of Life notes odd crimes and politics in brief
A string of brief items reports Diamond Dick jailed 16 days for pocket theft, a Rich ard Fisher arrest, subway mischief, Pittsburgh mayor McNair blasting tax costs, a stray bullet in Deer Park wounding but not fatally, Ira Riggins’s quarantine for smallpox risk, a Hutchinson birth of the thir teenth New Year baby, twins connected to Governor-elect Earle and Senator Guffey receiving silverspoons, and James O’Brien optimistic on a birth. Engineers nominate Shaad as AIEE director. term starts Aug 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Diamond Dick
Richard Fisher
Kansas professor to address Topeka club noon
Prof. R C Moore of the University of Kansas geology department was slated to speak at a Topeka Rotary club meeting at midday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
R.C. ‘Moore
University of Kansas Geology Department
Riwanaisy Club
Nick and Molly Walk Into a Terrible Trap
In a fragment from Construct 1934, Molly O Bri jan and Nick and Jerry trek toward a seafaring scene on the Seagull. Gowlland’s fury, a vanished formula, and looming peril set a perilous mood as the trio moves toward the factory, while Peter Orloff tightens his hidden grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Trench
Jerry Mordaunt
Farmer Gowlland
Mra. Gowland
John Osborne
Osborne
Gowllands
Hambridge
Molly O'Brijan
Jimmy Fox
Mordount
Fortalao
Molly
Gowlland
Jerry
Construct
Conn Publishing Co
Nick
New Sortie Aims to Question Osborne’s Accomplice
The group plans a second interview with Mrs G, using a bluff to extract frank information about Osborne. Jerry will lead, with Molly and Nick accompanying, as they prepare to search the factory’s ominous side rooms for clues and ensure Jimmy remains aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Molly
Nick
Jerry
Gowlland
Mra. G
Jwe
Wwe
Sam
Chiree
Light ‘Brigade
Piro
Dawson
Mally
Jez
Jenny
Jrood
Jimmy Lone
George
Jimmy
James
Rims Struggle in Puddle Muddle with Rip Missing
Mary Graham Bonner Buck narrates a tale where Willy Nilly and friends worry as a blizzard traps Rip. Rip, lost in thick snow, encounters a man whose law is broken, leaving Rip unsure how far from home he is and unable to tell directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner - Buck
Willy Nilly
Top Notch
Rooster
Ducks
Christopher Columbus Crow
Rip
Rip Goes For Help In Freezing Snow Rescue
Rip runs through deep snow to fetch help for a man clinging to warmth as Rip’s shout echoes distant. Christopher Fert, Willy Nil ly, and the Puddle Muddlers search overhead while Rip battles drifting snow and fear of injuring himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Rip
Christopher
Willy
Nilly
Christopher Fert
Willy Nilly
Understanding Viruses Entering and Resting in Nerves
The article explains how viruses reach the nervous system through the nose or bite, spreading to the spinal cord. Some viruses hide dormant for years, then reactivate, traveling along nerves to the skin and causing eruptions. It notes the potential for progress by studying the nervous system entry and subsequent history of these infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Medicine
Orago Galdston
Cyrano
Proboscia
Cable News in Brief Summary from AP Dispatch
Leningrad reports a rear end collision between two express trains from Leningrad to Moscow, with no foreigners aboard. Voting starts in Saarbruecken plebiscite while Civil servants prepare for next Sunday’s polls. An accord between France and Italy in Rome is praised as peace support and a path for Germany into the League of Nations. Sir Alfred Ewing dies at age 75 after deciphering a German code message for delivery to Mexico. Berlin media deny unconfirmed reports of Nazi trooper assassination attempts on Hitler, with unclear timing. Belgrade notes Orthodox Christmas observed 13 days after US holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Moscow
Saarbruecken
Rome
France
Italy
Europe
Germany
League of Nations
Cambridge
Sir Alfred Ewing
Lloyd George
United States
Berlin
Hitler
Belgrade
King Peter
Yugoslavia
Kansas News Briefs
Coffeyville widow Mrs Alica Cubine TI one of four Coffeyville citizens slain in the Dalton raid October 5 1892 died here. Lindsborg way traffic crash injured Mrs Il Ro Armintroup of Omaha Neb car-truck collision near here bus then struck Armintroup car no injuries. Great Bend tree shelter belt eastern boundary line between Barton Ellsworth and Rice counties. belt to extend into Stafford and southwest Kansas from Harton county line. Solomon Valley Oil and Gas reports third liberal oil showing in Harrington No 1 northwest of Solomon. Olathe Archer A Green 74 long public career Johnson county official died here yesterday. Offeyville Isalac Benefiel Jr 33 brother of Tulsa University coach died here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Stafford County
Hoar
Charles Scott
Manhattan
Kan
Solomon
Solomon Valley Oil and Gas Company
Here
Olathe
Archer A. Green
Register of Deeds
Johnson County
Offeyville
Isalac Q. Benefiel, Jr
Chet Benefiel
Tulsa University
Baldwin Notes of Holiday Visits and Local Death
William Bennett of Melvern stayed with his sisters Misses Eustatiu and Florence Bennett over the holidays. Betty Moorhead and family returned from Hopkins, Massachusetts, visiting Mrs. Ebright and her brother W. L. Moorhead, as Mrs. Moorhead shows improvement after illness. Mrs. N. F. Payne died at her North 9th Street home after months of illness. services were led by Dr. James S. Chubb and the body was moved to Cadmus for funeral and interment. Lorenzi and Ethel Payne survive with their husband father. Dr. John Alden Murray of Toledo spent part of the holidays with his Baldwin parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bennett
Melvern
Eustatiu
Florence Bennett
Bean
Hy -K. Ebright
Betty
Hopkins
Ebright
W. L. Moorhead
Moorhead
N. F. Payne
North 9Th St
James S. Chubb
Cadmus
Payne
Lorenzi Payne
Ethel’ Payne
Christmas Gatherings Across Families in Range Line
Mr and Mrs Billie Osborn spent Christmas with their daughter and family including Mr and Mrs George Hepner and family and Mr and Mrs Clark Glover and Hazel. Mrs Krouse returned home Tuesday evening with the Clovers. The teacher and pupils gave a short program and Christmas tree for district parents Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Osborn
George Hepner
Clark
Glover
Hazel
Lucy
Kyoure Overbrook
George Finch
Krouse
Christmas program at Vinland school delights pupils and guests
Santa Claus distributed candy nuts and an orange to pupils and Naoma Watts, with many family members and neighbors attending. Several relatives visited in Topeka and at various homes, sharing stories, gifts, and a community Christmas gathering in the Elm neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Naoma Watts
Hammond
Vinland
Wayne
Warner
Charlea “Elm
John Moses
Albert Hornburger
Elmer Wintermantle
George Finch
Floyd
John Watts
Naoma
Dorothy Dean
Richard
Lucy Krouse
Krouse
Worner Gibson
Marcelene
Baldwin Sabunihy
Ballard
Wayne McMasters
Allen Wayne
Rawson Memorial
Warry Fisher
Cyntox GSlae Tes a Day No Real Kidney Cure
Fragmented ad style text promising a product named Cyntox to cleanse kidneys and relieve symptoms like nocturnal urination and eye bags. It falsely asserts a quick fix for serious kidney issues, urging immediate use despite unclear efficacy and dangerous claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafe Nideaure
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the World Company
We Simons
A. W.murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts
Farrence
Lorenzen & Thomason, Inc
West 44Th St
Chicago
South Michigan Ave
Sa Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
W. 10Th St
Ster
Atlanta
Walton Buildine
Rigshs
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Bill Lambertson
Laur Xels
Jerry Simpson
PWA
CCC
Death Valley
Highway 10
Copsrignt
Ben
Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
Henry George Club
Welch
John Richardson
Deer Park
Wash
Ira Riggins
Hutchinson
James O'Brien
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Guffey
Earle
George Earle
Peterce
Joseph Guffey -Peterce
Monessen
Shaad
George C. Shaad
University of Kansas Engineering School
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Cable News
Coffeyville
Alica Cubine
George Cubine
Dalton
Yesteray
Baldwin News
John
Pewith Ma
Scorze
Dougherty's
Woodson and Son
Lyda
Allen
Harry “Fisher
Ternoon
Earl Turner
NeMastera
Lois
Fisher
Avid Wiggins
Mrsand
Harty Fisher
Eldred
John Watta
Theodora Glaser
M. S. Watts
Lois Fisher
Will'Warner
Ehner Dougherty
LeLoup
Homer, Gibson and
Gibson
John Gibson
Centropolis
Hornberger
Dave Hepners
A - Lou-Florys
Puff
Land
Puffy
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Federal Banking Act
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