Twenty Amendment Changes U S Government After Election
An analysis of the Twentieth Amendment and its effects on Congress and the presidency after the Missouri vote. The piece discusses lame duck sessions, new term schedules, and the shift toward quicker government action with references to Huey Long, military strength rankings, and looming new administrations. It notes British war debt talks with Roosevelt and Irish Free State elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Congress
Roosevelt
Irish Free State
Which Experiment Looms in Currency Inflation Debate
A political debate over inflationary policy unfolds with voices for experimentation and calls to balance the budget. Ogden Mills argues a balanced budget is safer, urging sharp spending cuts and modest tax increases to reach fiscal balance. The piece frames inflation as a vast, risky experiment with limited controllable stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ogden Mills
the Treasury
Parasol Sextette Delights With I Do I Do Chinese Maiden Act
The program featured Lucille Tibball and the parasol sextette with red parasols performing I Do, I Do. A Chinese maiden solo by Lucy Culp charmed the audience. The oriental chorus included Wilfred Fisher and Mona Eberly among others. Bernice Barker delivered a recitation and Carl Tidrow sang My Irish Rose with Oscar Newby as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Tibball
Helen Bryant
Janet Simons
Mildred Maxwell
Dorothy Graeber
Nina Pilkenton
Julia McGrath
Helen Sparr
Nora Barricklow
Clare Jaesicke
Madge Lane
Mona Eberly
Adriene Atkinson
Vera Wolf
Arline Rowlands
Lilliam Matkins
Charine Smith
Lucille Leonard
Nelle Greenlees
Elizabeth Murphy
Cloyd Hanselman
Lucy March
Bernice Barker
Carl Tidrow
Oscar Newby
Entertaining Winter Party at Tisdale Home
Misses Tisdale and Buckingham hosted a lively Lawrence gathering at the Tisdale residence on Tennessee Street. About 100 attendees enjoyed dancing on the third floor and visiting from Leavenworth Ottawa and other towns amid festive decorations and music. Contractors and local officials also moved on with business, including Louisianastreet paving and meetings in Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Dow
Goodrich
J. Lomm
Harry Phelps
Leavenworth
Wessrs
Fred Dobson
Will DeFord
H. DeFord
T. M. Shiras
Ottawa
John M. Walker
Louisiana
Tee
Armour Packing
Letters from a Colorado Valley to the Journal-World
A reader in a Colorado valley writes about life far from Lawrence, praising the Journal-World for keeping them connected and noting the region’s climate health, food imports, and scenic trout fishing trips by Lawrence residents like Judge land and Mrs Means and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Valley
Journal-World
Randle
Lawrence
Texas
Arizona
California
Denver
Pueblo
Means
L. M
Fragments Capture Flashes Of Life Across States
A hazy collage of short notes recalls domestic strife in Chester and a divorce over monopolized bedclothes, plus a Newkirk car theft postcard, Nebraska spider milage in astronomy, Whitlock’s jail injury suit, a Chicago hospital theft, and a curious Ohio anti hell hop law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Blansfield
Chester
Blansfield
Newkirk
Okla
Wilbur Keen
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Guy—Noble Whitlock
Chicago
Henry Warrer
Oper
Warrer
Barbara Quentin Faces an Unexpected Proposal
Barbara Quentin is shocked tomorrow by an unexpected proposal as Farrell Armitage asserts ownership and presses for a future together. Amid portraits, jealousy, and a search for control, Barbara grapples with love, loss, and a life tangled with Mark Lodely and Leila Cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin
Teddy
Cane
Farrell Armitage
Sir James
Farrell
Lella
Barbara Quentin
Barbara
Altha Barbara
Mark Lodely
Mark
Mark Ocen
Farrelln London
Woodpecker Seeks Bird House Aid From Willy Nilly
In a dialogue with Willy Nilly, the Woodpecker requests a roomy bird house and food supplies for winter birds. He suggests crumbs and suet, noting birds stayed through the cold. Willy Nilly, lacking backbone, agrees to help, planning a dining room for birds as a next project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Ryou
Woodpecker
Willy Nally
How to avoid common errors in 1932 income tax
The 1932 tax year filing period runs January 1 to March 15 with millions filing. Many returns contain computa tion errors or fail to claim personal exemptions, dependents credits, or deductions. The Bureau urges reading instructions and offers help through internal revenue offices. this is the first in a series of newspaper articles explaining taxpayer requirements and privileges under current regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Watch Pashee Calf Pursuits and Prairie Wheat Notes
A fragmentary Kansas wire story notes Pashee Calf’s antics as he gathers calves, a threatened brand dispute, and a farmer’s quip about Puff and Puffer. It also reports wheat prospects in western Kansas as problematic with summer fallowed fields promising, while eastern areas show adequate moisture and stopped water hauling.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
David Holman
Chester D. Holman
Fort Leavenworth
Convulsions and brain moisture in epilepsy study
Hippocrates linked convulsions to brain moisture and modern work notes cerebral anemia followed by congestion and edema. The piece discusses blood flow disruption, ketogenic diet as treatment, and that infectious diseases can trigger seizures in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belage Galdsten
Madiina
I Hippocrates
Thomas F. Cook 99 dies. longtime Kansas Masonic member
Kansas City dispatch reports Thomas F. Cook age 99 died at his daughter’s home. Civil War veteran, former Effingham hotel and nursery operator, twice Kansas Attica county school superintendent, last member of Effingham G A R post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Thomas F. Cook
Masonic Lodge
Kansas
F. Wi. Maxfield
Cook
Effingham
Kan
Atchison County
Independence
Supreme Court
Paul R. Jones
Maud Martin
District Court
É . Jones
Coffeyville
Muriel Sullivan
Seminole
Okla
This Date Kansas History 1893 Senator Balloting
In 1893 Kansas began a legislative ballot for a United States senator. Republicans backed Joseph W. Ady, while Populists, lacking a nomination, abstained from a candidate. The county treasurers association held its annual Topeka meeting.
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United States
Joseph W. Ady
County Treasurers’ Association
Topeka
Greenwood Valley PTA Meets in January Programs
The Greenwood Valley P T A held its regular meeting Friday January 13 with programs including talks on Interesting Facts About Kansas Trouble With Ellen Home Taught Fears and Safety in the House readings by George Morris and Mrs Wm Lancaster and songs Emigrant Song and Ameri ca The next meeting is set for February at the school house Mary Glenn and Mary Edna Lancaster were named games committee Several local residents were noted as illness kept four Greenwood Valley pupils in class and the 4 H club postponed its meeting due to illness Also Vatican City reports 27 Swiss cows arriving at Castel Gandolfo for a Vatican dairy project
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Greenwood Valley
P.T. A
America
Kansas
Stanley French
Ellen
J. W. Geelan
Mary Glenn
George Morris
Wm. Lancaster
A. R. Coleman
Emmet Duncan
Riley Goff
Mary Edna Lancaster
L. Dark
Lecampton
Gerald Holloway
B. C. Kellogg
Som John
McLinn Lines
Topeka
Virenzinia Coleman
Miss Coleman
George
Lois
Adna Simmons
Big Springs
4-H
Will Geelan
Lecompton
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the World Company
Wwar Simons
Murray
Doupu Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
South Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Las Argeles
South Broadway
Coca Cola
Louis
Star
Riante
Walton Building
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Law
SS Sssss
ag_ tol
Japan
Senate
Huey Long
Long
Mills
War Department
Guiley & Guiley
Bridge Street
Sam Fillett
W. A. Pine
Chester Woodwards
G. W. McKnight
New Mexico
Will McKnight
Bella Sinclair
Mary Atkinson
Nellie May Schall
Elsa Barteldes
Elfriede Fischer
Dorothea Engel
Laura Maude Lyons
Brer Fox
Margaret Fitch
L. B. Flintom
Iziah Tottentot
Albert Schall
Ely Fishback
Kathryn Lane
Eva Anderson
Dorothy ‘Christine
Bessie
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Andy
Publishers Syndicate
C. BR. Spencer
A. Palm
Justus Howell
Western Retail Implement Association
Marshal Prentice
Sheriff Hindman
Ohio
Julia Cleft-Addams
Armitage
Judy
Devalet
London
Kings Mallard
Ashe
Boxey Cove
Bogey Cove
Roxeter
Toxeter
Leila Cane
King's Barn
Leila
Locely
Armintage
Sundown Stores
Shawnee
Utkecherr
Vatican
Vatican City
Castelgandsifo
Papal
Rome
Vicks
Vicks Cough
National Bank
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