Refugees and policy clash shadow Saar crisis notes
The piece reviews varied topics from the gold clause court decision timing to Secretary Wallace's seven year plan, then reports France asking the League of Nations for funds to aid Saar refugees. It also notes highway safety issues with concrete posts at culverts and the plan to replace them with lighter wooden railings to reduce damage and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Saar Valley
France
League
Saar
Senate battle looms for gum relief bill in upper house
The gum relief bill faces harder senate odds after House passage. Critical senators wield sharper scrutiny and time to deliberate. Democrats hold Senate majority like the House, and White House influence shapes strategy as lawmakers weigh party interests and committee moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Senate Rules
White House
Highway Developments Expand Lawrence to Douglas County Line
The state highway department plans a 120-foot right of way for Highway 10 from Lawrence east to the Douglas county line for an experimental highway with seven-foot shoulders and wide ditches. Highway 43 W will become Highway 69 as part of a transcontinental route Winnipeg to Port Arthur. Republican leaders from five states meet in Topeka on Kansas day for a chance to gain Republican momentum.
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State Highway Department
Lawrence
Douglas County
Winnipeg
Port Arthur
New Scheme Aims to Speed Up U S Constitution Amends
Secretary Wallace proposes a plan to amend the constitution quickly arguing shorter processes would prevent jittery government. Critics warn rapid amendments could undermine long standing stability and constitutional safeguards.
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Wallace
United States
Soithin
Irwin Heads Agents A B Irwin Kansas union leader
Old Home Town reports A B Irwin elected president of the Kansas association of Northwestern Mutual Life agents at a Kansas City conference. Craig Kennedy named secretary. Also notes radio demonstration for rural schools, county farm bureau meeting, election plans, and local social events including birthdays and gatherings.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tooms
J. GC. Stevenson
Finmea
Mary” Moore
Relief Corps
Hazel. Hill
Nevada
Alfred Heusner
Heus
Mississippi
Walter Keeler
Harvey Walker
Ralph Davis
E. S. Hastman
Illinois Street
Doris
Mary Evelyn Standing
Ladean Davis
Ethel Fenstemaker
Laura Alieda Perkins
Frances
Virginia Waters
Alice Powell
Mary Lynn Davis
Berry building set as home for Lawrence grocery firm
A. A. Bigelo will own the new Berry building opposite the courthouse in Lawrence, with B. H. Whitman as a top grocery salesman helping run the attractive new store. Ice jams caused bridge damage and flooding with closures along the river, affecting North Lawrence and Linwood as residents relocated. Musicians, weddings, clubs, and social gatherings fill pages as locals plan events and personal milestones amid flood and construction news.
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Berry
Court House
Lawrence
A. A. Bigelo
B. H. Whitman
Turner
Kan
Linwood
North Lawrence
Cameron Bluff
Kansas’ City
Mischa Elman
Paganini
Javob Badsky
Badsky
Lena Badsky
Thimbleside
Jeasie Mohondro
Sa Hina
Lily Hicks
Frank Waite
Samuel Jr. McCurdy
Flashes of Life: Border Run, Fire Rescue, and Namesake Change
AP roundup from various U.S. locales. A 3000 mile golf wager aims to finish in 160 days. A Pittsburgh child grazed by a fire truck collision suffers internal injuries. A German noble renounces title in naturalization court becoming U S Max Holung von Matthesius. A Portland cabbie wins a race with a theater stay. A baby boy of 10 pounds is born in a taxicab back seat.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Tex
Paul Max Meuhas
New York
Max
Pittsburgh
Max von Matthesius
Germany
Naturalization Court
Baron Max Holung von ‘Matthesius
United States
Stork
Portland
Ore
C. F. Young
RE Rink
Ero
Not to Be Kissed Model Dialogue in Chelsea Record
A fragment-like exchange quotes a model and an artist debating kisses and prior models. The brief includes a playful line with an apple a vase of flowers and a reference to Chelsea Record.
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Chelsea
Rapid-Fire Romance GY Evan Evans Synopsis
White Brother Pascual and Mateo Rubriz hurry north through Mexico to seek El Keed’s aid in recovering the Madonna crown. El Keed contemplates breaking his promises to his fiances and taming a wild mare named Sally. El Reed’s romantic career shows a string of broken promises as Ruth Lavery’s father doubts he will keep his pledge to Ruth. El Reed, Silas Montana, races after the mare.
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Pascual
Mateo Rubriz
Mexico
el Keed
Sally
el Reed
Ruth Lavery
Ruth
Silas Montana
Chapter Six Montana Rides Faceoff in the corral ends in blood
In a tense canyon confrontation Montana rides a wild mare Sally to a life or death show. Blood covers his face as the crowd watches in stunned silence before he finally dismounts and tends to the exhausted horse. Mateo Rubriz seeks to force a Montana challenge through Jack Lascar, hinting at a hidden gunfight while the town waits for the fated duel.
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Montana
Jon
Ong
Sally
Mateo Rubrizy
Greaser Tawi
Mateo Rubriz
Rubriz
Jack Lascar
Lascar
Hubriz
Jack Lagear
Nevada
Carson City
Imperial Saloon
Luscar
Cme
Montane
The Wretched Wig by Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus Crow steals a wig from an old man and hides it to avoid blame but becomes hopelessly tangled in the wig while returning to his nest. He frets over waking the man as hours pass and his attempt to free himself fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Graham Bonner
Christopher
Columbus
Pernicious anemia and liver therapy insights
The article discusses how patient willingness to adhere to treatment influences outcomes in pernicious anemia managed by liver therapy. It notes liver therapy is substitute therapy delaying death rather than curing the disease, implying later declines may reflect extended time rather than improved overall survival.
Do You Remember When Corlier Features of Lawrence
In the seventies a tannery occupied the site of the Santa Fe passenger depot. The land later housed a Grange Elevator. The old Midland railroad ran by the elevator and the depot stood east of the current Santa Fe freight depot at Ninth Street. The Grange elevator burned, then Santa Fe acquired the site and built the present passenger depot.
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Santa Fe
Midland’ Railroad
Ninth Street
World Briefs From Peiping To Doorn On Turbulent War News
Military authorities in Peiping and Japanese reports say the Jehol Chaohar border area is cleared and Chinese forces quiet. London dispatch notes Japanese troops massing at Hailar for an offensive against a Soviet task. In Chungking missionaries evacuate Luchow Suifu as Communists near districts. Doorn reports Kaiser 16 tomorrow as monarchism challenged in Germany. British Columbia storms claim deaths and injuries as a Norwegian vessel is driven out to sea in a heavy gale.
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Associated Press
Peiping
Jehol- Chaohar
London
Reuters
Hailar
Manchuria
Chungking
China
Luchow
Suifu
Dorking
Eng
James J. Walker
New York
United States
Vancouver
British Columbia
Doorn
Netherlands
Germany
Britain
Obituary of Emma Strickler of Lawrence Kansas
Emma Strickler born in Atlanta Georgia and married Tilghman Strickler of Solomon Kansas. She served WCML from 1885 to 1900 lecturing and organizing across the state then ran the family store and farm after her husband’s death. Later moved to Emporia and Lawrence pursuing Christian Science practice for 18 years. She died in Lawrence where funeral services were held and was buried at Solomon, Kansas.
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Emma
Strickler
Octavin
Sexton
Atlanta
H.W. Harglas
Lawrence
Solomon
Kan
Indiana
Tilghman H. Strickler
Soloman
Hirgiss
Milsworth Strickler
Lawrence, Inc
Fredonia
Isaiah
Night Classes To Demo New Mimeograph Machines
Mimeograph machines from A B Dick will be demonstrated at Lawrence High School for night mimeograph and clothing classes. Demonstrations will use actual machines by Crane and Company of Topeka. Attendance is invited. A night clothing class will start February 14 under Mrs. J S Daniels, meeting two nights weekly.
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Mildred Smith
Topeka
May Rushmer
Grace Colwell
Delmondo
J. W. Pratt
2. P. Ross
J. E. Jewett
Irene Jacobs
Corinth
Geo. Sommers
Anna Turpin
Racine
Wis
Winthrop
Marie
Frances Boone
Elizabeth Barnes
Abilene
Will Lindner
Harry
Newton
Ethel Lindner
John” Wilson
Lowell
Wash
J.J. Lindner
Silver Grays
Journal Wall
A. B. Dick Company
Lawrence High School
Ralph Graber
Crane and Company of
Graber
J. S. Daniels
Pernicious Anemia Treatment Progress Noted by Doctors
Dr Iago Galdston reports eight years of liver based therapy for pernicious anemia since the Nobel prize work. Death rates halved, with better results in younger patients and among females. A liver substitute and an injectable concentrated extract aided the treatment since 1926.
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Sidach F
New York Academy of Medica
Iago. Galdston
Aie
Nurserymen elect Jones as president at Kansas City convention
J Frank Jones of Lawrence was chosen president of the Western Association of Nurserymen at the 45th annual convention held in Kansas City this week. Ed Baker of Fort Worth was vice president and George W Holsinger of Kansas City was secretary treasurer for the nineteenth time. Attendance reached 76, the largest in years.
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J. Frank Jones
Lawrence
Western Association of Nurserymen
Kansas City
Ed Baker
Fort Worth
Tex
George W. Holsinger
A and M honors Kansas graduate with Mozart Academy scholarship
John H. Moore, KU graduate and piano faculty member, receives a scholarship from the Oklahoma A and M music division entitling him to study at the Mozarteum Academy in Salzburg and attend the festival this summer. The travel division funds the award.
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John H. Moore
University of Kansas
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
Mozarteum Academy
Salzburg
Germany
Music student earns scholarship amid dramatic notes
The article notes Mr. Moore receiving a bachelor of music degree from KU in 1929 and being chosen among five musicians for scholarships this year. It also mentions Halzapfel and a divorce rumor as part of a debatable snippet, with a Louisville Courier-Journal aside about marriage. The passage mixes career milestones with a brief gossip-like exchange.
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Drama League of America
Moore
K. U
Carl A. Preyer
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