Royal Engagement: Princess Martha Betrothed to Crown Prince Olaf
Stockholm announces the engagement of Princess Martha of Sweden to Crown Prince Olaf of Norway. Martha, sister of Astrid, meets Gustav, with lunch at Valtemarsudden. Olaf, son of King Haakon and Queen Maude, is famed yachtsman who won the Cowes six meter race in 1926 and studied at Balliol College, Oxford.
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Stockholm
Martha
Olaf
Charles
Cin
Sweden
Prince Carl
Ingeborg
Gustav
Prince Eugen
Valtemarsudden
Astrid
Ian
Princ
Oslo
Cowes
Prince Qiaf
Balliol College
Oxford
Trade to a High Level for 1928 Exports Reach Record
The Commerce Department reports 1928 exports at 5.129 billion dollars with imports of 4.090 billion, leaving a trade surplus of 1.038 billion. Gold movements showed a year ending with a net loss of 391.872 million despite a late-year reversal. Foreign shipments in 1920 remain a higher dollar benchmark.
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Washington
Jan
Commerce Department
United States
Hut. Commerce. Department
Prince George III Reported With Slight Cold at Buckingham Palace
London January 14 Prince George youngest son of the king was noted to have a slight cold and remain in his room at Buckingham Palace. Earlier, King George’s condition showed progress according to the latest medical bulletin. Queen Mary and royal authorities provided the updates on the royal health situation.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Prince George
King George
Queen Mary
Soviet Murder Confession Ties to 1920 Executions
Moscow reports that 24 year old Russian Kolenberg has been held for the murder of General Jacob Alexandrovitch Salschoff, a high Soviet bar commissary official. Police say the suspect confessed, claiming vengeance for his brother’s 1920 execution ordered by the general. Witnesses recall a gruesome scene as a fifteen year old watched.
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Moscow
Tass
Kolenberg
Jacob Alexandrovitch Salschoff
Nickolaiev
Tolenbéers
Rumor Claims Afghan King Amanullah Abdicates Throne
A frontier rumor suggests Amanullah of Afghanistan abdicated in favor of his elder brother Inayatullah and fled to Kandahar by air. Reports from New Delhi tie this to a proclaimed westernization program and ongoing unrest around Kabul. Amanullah, born 1892, reportedly ascended after Habibullah Khan’s 1909 death and ascended in 1939 following his father’s assassination.
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Peshawar
India
Amanullah
Inayatullah
Kebul
Kandahar
Afghanistan
New Delhi
Dast Weel
Afchan
Amanulish
Cd Imek
Kabul
Ostf
Amangtah
Amenullah Khan
Amir Habibullah Khan
Taayatah
Ing
American Delegation to German Reparations Conference
Reports say the U S delegation to the Paris reparations conference may include J Pierpont Morgan head of J P Morgan Co international banker Owen D Young GE chairman and Thomas Nelson Perkins Boston lawyer Finance Officials say they do not know who was named and a list will be advised before appointments by the reparations commission sets picks.
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Washington
Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
J.T. Morgan
Qwen D. Young
General Electric Company
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Boston
Reparations Commission
United States
Fox hunting excitement in Kaw Valley neighborhood
Local reports note neighbors, including J Miller and the Perkins family, enjoying fox hunts with growing success. Community happenings cover a W I T gathering hosted by Mrs. Miller, a school visit by Q J Lane, funeral attendance for Charles Curtis, and a New Year’s dinner honoring Lemuel Cox with a large local youth turnout.
Christmas Gatherings and School News Hit Farmland Community
A hospital training guest of honor attended a family dinner at Dr. and Mrs. F. M. McFarland home with many locals named. Miss Dorothy Gox hosted a watch party for her brother Lemnul as Christmas holidays began, with musical numbers by Glen and George Kiefer and Lenmel Coxe’s banjo. New year festivities included radio entertainment and several guest performances. The Farmland school club Entre Nous held a meeting, discussed Santa Claus gifts, cloak and flag monitors, and reported the sale of Christmas stamps to fight tuberculosis with the school winning the prize.
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Dorothy Gox
Lemnul
Glen Kiefer
George Kiefer
Lenmel Coxe
Ward
Doris Castle
Generate Smith
Marianna Smith
Evelyn White
Bliss
Maurine Moore
Narothy Cox
Milton Ire
Willard Winles
Cox
Glan Kiefer Lord
Aot Chaake
William Mond Standre
Mary Allen
Nyaia Hughes
Law
Frank Steele
Oklahoma
Mathia
Farmland School Club
Entre Nous
Rell
Santa Claus
Kansan Meeting Roll Call and School Attendance
Roll call response for the next meeting will name a prominent Kansan and briefly note their work. The program covers aspects of early Kansas history. Claude Mathia entered second grade at Farmland school. Perfect attendance awards go to Cath ryne Ott Carl Perkins Jr Emerson Ott Flora May James Charles Mitchell Ethelbert Ott Doris Davis Laura Alieda Perkins for month four. Doris Davis also perfect for first semester. Mrs Carl Perkins helped Kathryne Wilson host a trousseau tea for sister Helen Wilson, soon to marry Harry Johnston of Eureka. Vera Hibbard attended a waffle supper hosted by Mrs Russ of Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Ralph Davis and family visited relatives in Lawrence Sunday.
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Kansas
Claude “Mathia
Farmland
Cathryne Ott
Carl Perkins
Emerson Ott
Flora
May James
Charles Mitchell
Ethelbert Ott
Doris Davis
Laura Alieda Perkins
Vera Hibbard
Russ
Lawrence
Ralph. Davis
Lawrence Sanday
Worden Community Notices Reflect Visits And Death
The Worden community records visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz and G. F. Deskines, and multiple callers to the Henry Stoebener, Edwin Schreiber, and Lutz households. August Fleer’s death shocks the town as Golden wedding guests arrive for Frank Lutz’s family. Choir and social gathering details follow with names like Heffner, Breithaupt, and Purvogel listed among attendees.
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Henry
Schwartz
G. F. Deskines
Walter Harbour
Henry Stoebener
Will Houser
Verna
Fred
Art
Carl Plambeck
Elizabeth
Edwin Schreiber
Baldwin
Charles
Arthur Lutz
Frank Lutz
Breit
Lawrence
Arnold
Norma
Walter
Pauline Stodbener
Thelma Schwartz
Lester
August Fleer
VY. Wingfield
P. Metzner
Yates Center
Franki Rose
Chanute
Pete Vogler
Worden
Jose Heffner
Vera
Henry Rapard
Harold
Elmer
Ivan
Mae
Donald
Ray
Lester Schwain
Elmer Wintermantal
Sophia Heim
Dorothy
Winona Breithaupt
Helen
Willia
Heppner
Alton Pippert
Mable Kapjard
Jose Hetmy
George Purvogel
Ethel
Alice
Richard
Robert Mastin
Golden wedding celebrates Lutzs with Mastin ceremony
Sunday afternoon gatherings mark family visits from Leech and Jihle to Missouri and Baldwin. A dinner at Schreiber home honored Mr Chas Reppard on his ninetieth birthday. Mrs Rappard’s group shared news, telegrams from Switzerland surfaced, and celebrations continued with the Breithaupts and Deskines school absence noted. The Lutz golden anniversary was observed with a noon dinner and Rev Mastin officiating.
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Mar
Fred Heim
Olin. Leech
Missouri
Walter Jehle
Baldwin
Mastin J
Richard
Will Heppner
Henry Rappard
Harold’ Alton Pippert
Roy Sehwalm
Elmer Wittermantel
Mabie
Charley Rappard
Sophia Heim
Alta Heffner
J. W. Breithamt
C. A. Michael
Gay Cha
Dorothy Jean
Prince Daskines
Otk.e
Edwin Schreiber
Chas. DeWatteville
Lawrence
Carl Stark
Wesley
Margaret
Kansas City
Rappard
Will Rappard
Mabel
Charley
John Lyons
Harley
Alfred
Harold
Ee Ivan
Mae
J. W. Breithaupt
Dorothy
Winona
Donald
Leland
Dudley Gilges
John Stahel
Alvin
Switzerland
Stella Deskines
Henry Pipner
George Puyogel
Ike Thomas
Mr. Mastin
Arnold Stoebener
J. Ww. Breithaupt
Frank Lutz
Lutz Anniversary Celebrated Amid Gold and White Decor
A birthday party for Mr. and Mrs. Lutz featured a gold and white cake and decorations. Many guests sent gifts, including Frank Lutz and others from Kansas communities. Weather kept some invitees away. After the afternoon, guests departed then returned for an evening visit, with locals charming the honorees.
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Mgr
Mrs. Lutz
Frank Lutz
Charles
Arthur Lootz
Western
Kansas
Bay
Elmer Lutz
Andy
Fred Lutz
Virgil Wingfield
Phil Metz
Charles Rappard
Herman Pehl
Lutz
Alfred Lyons
Fred Heim
Baldwin
Ben Horst
John Steebener
W. Wingfield
P. Metzner
Yates Center
Frank Rose
Chanute
Life of German artists hit by low pay and unemployment
The Prussian State School for free and applied arts notes models are scarce as unemployed individuals seek posing work. The typical rate is twenty five cents per hour for a four hour day, with employment rarely lasting more than a week, forcing new searches for work as hardship grows.
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Berlin
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Beauty Claim Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Edward s Olive Tablets as a safe cleanser for the whole system. It claims improvement in complexion and energy by removing poisons from bowels and toning the liver with a vegetable olive oil compound. It emphasizes gentle action, no after effects, and long market availability with small price points.
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Lawrence Green
Harold Hucke
Smajil
Stheffer
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Arsimian
Ralph Davis
Katie
Ner
Ray Ogden
Charles Curtis
Ramsey
Mr. Curtis
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Osut
S. A
A. I. Gilkinson
Aly Wad
S. F.G. Hughes
Elliridre Nates
Oscar Cox
Lemuel
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Wersons
Lois Parker
Alice Smith
Ma Hanna Smith
Dorothy Cox
Lemuel Cox
Gilmer Schaake
Francis Somers
William Cox
Albert Cox
Wilson Schaake
Elizabeth McFarland
Thicags
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Siubleerious
Octors
American Service CO
TRE Ige & Storage CO
Mt St
Journal-World
the Journal-World
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Harvey Lyons
Elmer Wintermantel
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Thoxine
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