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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1934

Page

4

Compromise on Money Bill and Political Attacks

The article surveys economic policy debates including dollar revaluation, inflation fears, and a Senate banking committee compromise. It notes Oklahoma Governor Murray’s bid to replace a state supreme court and Woodring’s critics in Congress. It also covers Huey Long’s mayoral race loss, Roosevelt’s stance on relief funds, and concerns about policing and prison administration amid financial anxieties.

Senate Senate Banking Committee Glass Virginia Congress

Old Home Town Fall Will Appear Before Committee

Fall Will Again Tell His Story of Tea Pot Dome Lease Bulletin Washington Evidence produced before the Senate Tea Pot Dome investigation. President Coolidge pointed toward criminal action. The government will seek to ascertain where the criminal action lies. W. E. Canavan is off duty this week due to illness. Mrs C J Lane is recuperating from influenza. Mr and Mrs Nelson Piper hosted a birthday dinner for Gus Wahl. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wahl and daughter Virginia, Mr and Mrs Victor Olson, Mr and Mrs Miller Carpenter and daughter Marie, Mrs Tillie Smith, Jim Smith, Mrs Darolyn Ulrich, Robert Tousing and Mr and Mrs Piper. Mr and Mrs Harold Constant attended the Lumberman's convention in Kansas City.

Capital Bulletin Washington Senate Dome Coolidge W. E. Canavan C. J. Lane Nelson Piper Jim Smith Darolyn Ulrich Robert Tousing Piper Harold Constant Kansas City

Twenty Five Years Ago Changes in Local Schools Begin Term

Twenty five years ago the community notes many changes in schools and staff as the second term starts. Teachers reassigned or promoted include Miss Morton returning to fourth grade at Quincy, Miss Jenner joining fourth grade at Central, Miss Winship moving to eighth grade, and Miss Fitz resigning. Miss Chadwick becomes permanent second grade teacher in New York, replacing Miss Dolly Beeler who married. Also Mrs Courtney of Canon City visits J B Folks family. Miss Wagstaff hosts a Kentucky street party. A 30th birthday for Mr Perry Palmateer brings a surprise party with a smoking jacket and a three course dinner. A.N. Dunakin of North Lawrence is called to Antwerp Ohio due to a family illness.

Jessie Morton Quincy Cummings Miss Jenner Central Miss Winship Fitz Chadwick New York Dolly Beeler Herbert Dunmire Courtney Canon City Colo J. B Jeanette Wagstaff Kentucky Street Perry Palmeteer Palmateer van Neste A. N. Dunakin Antwerp Ohio

Old Oaken Bucket cast and local civic notes

The piece lists performers for the operatic production The Old Oaken Bucket with Miss Georgia Brown and a large chorus, plus alti and bass sections and pianist Miss Kate Guffler. It notes Policeman Sam Jeans will assist the mayor during Marshal Asher’s illness, engineer Billy Wabnitz’s near-miss at the paper mill, and Nan Voorhees being named brigadier general for a new military group. County Treasurer A L Cox was elected president of the county treasurers association.

Georgia Brown C. W. Straffon Abbie Wilcox Evan Brown Lorin B. Sears Nate’ McCague Tom Franklin W. H. Riddle Clarence Sears Charles Loomi O. Langshanke H. J. Myers W. G. Steele Geo. Summers Joe Bayne C. W. Stone Geo. Rush Lynn Hilliker R. B. Wagstaff L. E. Thrasher Frank Swett GW. Hanson C. Loomis Bach Luis Bu Nan Voorhees Pop A. L. Cox Treasurers Association

Flashes of Life and Local Court Quips Across Cities

Abandoned gasoline can saves a starving man in Rushworth Australia after he scratched help on it and hid under a tree. Two woodmen found him and aided his rescue. In Denver a white dog Peewee reunites with owner Bobbie Bettinger as a district attorney proves ownership. Milwaukee court reduces alimony from 25 to 4 per week after a chicken killer claims the money. London conductor Sir Thomas Beecham calls English opera a wash-out and doubts the country can produce the right dramatic soprano.

Associated Press Rushworth Australia Denver Peewee Robert E. Bettinger Sadie Feeney Bobbie Frank Bettinger Miss Feeney Milwaukee John J. Gregory Israel Rosenblith Rosenblith Gregory London Thomas Beecham World of Music England Society of Musicians Thera Ali

Parking reform and finance quarrel in Washington

Capital Chuckles notes downtown parking is tight in Washington prompting Senator Kean to suggest federal employees walk to work as better exercise and to question car parking. The piece also covers debate over a $25 million civil works transfer with Rep Britten calling it trivial, while Sen Vandenberg critiques a monetary legislation statement and Chairman Fletcher urges reading the full document.

Washington Kean New Jersey Rich Britten Illinois Democrate Vandenberg Michigan James H. Rogers Fletcher Senate Banking Committee

Kansas History This Date 1896 Political Declarations

In 1896 Kansas Lieutenant Governor James A. Troutman announces he will not seek reelection. J D Bowersock, state senator and mill operator, declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress in the Second District. The note also mentions Saint Augustine as the oldest city in the United States with Drake raids and a Spanish mission Bull occupied by monks, now a museum.

James A. Troutman Topeka J. D. Bowersock United States Saint-Ann Francis Drake Saint Jana the Historical Society of Saint. Augustine

Blond Goddess Chapter 15 Trysts and Abduction Plot

Janice Kent, a famous movie star, contends with a Hollywood plot involving abductors led by Ortega and a pending film shoot in Mexico. Frank Grahame, Winslow, and Myberg maneuver amid romance and danger as Janice prepares for a nine o’clock arrival and a potential marriage proposal, while Ortega’s capture schemes ripple through Myberg’s plans for a Jungle archaeology picture.

Spin Winslow Frank Grahame Janice Kent Mexico Frank Ortega Ortegas Holiwood Myberg Consolidated Uburine Jaunice Asua Caliente

Christopher's Search By Mary Graham Bonner

Christopher searches Grandpa Grouchy Galump's garden for a buried gold ring. Willy Nilly urges him on with a promised reward. Christopher digs through snow and discovers the ring, weighing whether to keep it or claim the reward.

Christopher Mary Graham Bonner Columbus Crow Willy Nilly Willy Nilly Grandpa Grouchy Galump Grandpa Galump Kase

Baldwin Community Notes From Kansas City to Lawrence

Baldwin pages detail visits by Mrs Cathie Cannon and relatives in Kansas City, Howard Sanders singing at a PTA event, Rotary meetings, Ladies clubs, and church events. Local residents attend Methodist area meetings in Kansas City and Lawrence, Daughters of the King class elections, and plans for Hi Y and school contests. Community figures include Mrs Flora Ricketts, Rev C V Shulenberger, Rev W E Van Petten, and Baker College leaders.

Local man buys Garnett dry cleaning plant

A local resident purchased a dry cleaning plant at Garnett and took over the business last Thursday. Claude Jardon, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Jardon, is very ill at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City but reported to be improving. His sister Mrs. Ray Price and Mr. Price visited Claude on Sunday and seemed encouraged. A Baldwin contingent plans to attend a leadership training school at the Baptist church in Lawrence opening Tuesday evening with Dr. He K Ebright as dean and teacher of a course, Ethel Payne in charge of junior work, and Dr. James Chubb among chapel speakers.

Frank Aeiden Raoul “Ortega Hollywood Myberg Pask Garnett Claude Jardon St. Luke's’ Hospital Kansas City Mr. Jardon M. J. Jardon Ray Price Mr. Price Claude Baldwin Baptist Church Lawrence He K,ebright Ethel- Payne James Chubb

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