Scouting a Safe Trail through Budget Disputes and Scandals
The piece reviews Senate and House wrangles over one man control of the stabilization fund and the push by Reps Guyer and McGugin for budget restraint. It notes the Finney bond scandal shadowing Tom Be Boyd and the collateral harm to his family despite no involvement.
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Senate Banking Commission
Senate
House
Guyer
Kansas
McGugin
Congress
Avere
Finney
Tom Be Boyd
Finney Brands
Tre
Army praise backfires as professors call Roosevelts resignation
Barry Woodring faces backlash after praising army efficiency in a magazine article. Harvard professors and others demand President Roosevelts resignation, arguing the army is not as capable as claimed. The piece notes the tension between military readiness and political response, suggesting the writer’s shift from defense advocacy to critical reflection.
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Barry Woodring
Hardy
Roose
Woodring
Tf Harry
Paris Devotion Events Stirred by Royalist Clash
Reports from last week describe devotion events in Paris with illustrated depictions of tenacious holds. French royalists swarmed the streets to oppose mobilized Paris police. The clashes center on republican tensions as authorities seek order amidst partisan demonstrations.
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Paris
Monarchists and fascists tested by upheaval and power
The piece discusses royalist unrest in Europe as republics fall or resist restoration. It notes German monarchists facing a rough path as Hitler consolidates power, while Roosevelt’s mother aids his birthday with love. It ends by describing Cuban politics drifting left and the need for a corrective administration.
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Chamber of Deputies
Bayonne
Germany
Hitler
Phillips Killed in Auto Accident Near Topeka
L L Phillips was killed when his car overturned on the fort to fort road seven miles east of Topeka. His wife, in the vehicle, was injured but not fatally. W E Spalding reported the scene shortly after the accident around 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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Phillips
L. L. Phillips
Fort-to-Fort
Fort-To- Fort
Topeka
C. E. Scott
V. K. Bruner
New Orleans
Scott
Bruner
National Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Elkin
Asa Colman
George Falley
Emma Wahl
Lindley
John Levett
Grace Neeley
Bert Wiggins
Frances Stewart
J. W. Cone
C. E. Merwin
E. H. Lindley
A. D. Johnson
Asher
Ice Harvest Progress Report From City Snowbound
Forty years ago on Monday January 29 the ice men labored overnight as the harvest begins to take shape. A thaw threatens the crop and the city rock pile must be replenished while relief for the poor remains scant. W. R. Stubbs visits the city from Chicago amid slow registrations and ongoing effort.
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W. R. Stubbs
City
Chicago
Present Winter Yields Growth From Nail Mill Factory Start
The nail mills at the wire factory began operations yesterday marking a valuable addition to our growing manufacturing sector. Judge Norton spoke at the court house to the Kent Club on Probate Practise, delivering an engaging and instructive lecture. A hunting party from Kansas City arrived yesterday to camp at Beurnmann's head, planning a protracted duck hunt with Mark and Sam Weicher and other Kansas City boys, bringing tents and cooking utensils.
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Norton
Kent Club
Kansas City
Beurmann
Mark
Sam’ Weicher
Blond Goddess' Synopsis Signals perilous Mexican quest
On a Vera Cruz bound liner Frank Grahame recalls hearsay of Quintana Roo garrisons and ruined ruins in southern Mexico while hinting at a dangerous coast. He battles love with Janice Kent, contemplates forming a party to film in the jungle, and recalls past exploits in oil and exploration as he heads into the unknown.
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Laredo
Mexico
Bill Langton
Frank Grahame
Hollywood
Janice Kent
Kreat Myberg
Pioneer
Janice
New York
Frank
Portio Diaz
Quintin'-Roo
Russia
Fanny
Geographic Office
Smithsonian
Peabody
Quintana Roo
Vera Cruz
Grahame
Soldier of Fortune
Alaska
Columbia
Siberia
Oklahoma
Tarapico
Caracas
Raoul Ortega Rijou Y Mendoza
Don Raoul
Kansas History This Date January 28 1896 to 1897
A clipped Kansas history item notes the U S Court delaying the hearing on the mortgage redemption law to April 1896 and records 1897 elections with W Y Morgan of Hutchinson as president and Arthur Capper of Topeka as secretary and treasurer at the state bar association meeting in Topeka.
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United States Court
Kansas
H Allen
Supreme Court
State Bar Association
Topeka
Hutchinson
Arthur Capper
Toa
Kansas Statehood Admitted by President Buchanan in 1861
News that Kansas was admitted as a state reached Leavenworth after M. J. Parrott in Washington telegraphed the result. A Conservative special carried to Lawrence where the Legislature met. Lawrence men fired salutes at Old Sacramento farm site after exhuming a marked burial and using the recovered remains in celebrations.
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Kansas
Buchanan
M. J. Parrott
Washington
Leavenworth
D. R.anthony
Lawrence
Bickerton’ Farm
Nei
Sacramento
Flashes of Life: Fox Hunt Ends Without Fox in Portland
A Multnomah and Portland hunt club fox hunt failed to produce a fox, coyotes released as substitutes, hounds bayed, and the coyote drank and returned to the box. Zoo notes, Katy did jokes, a drunken driving case, and a Chicago coal labeling plan listed in a mixed column of quirky items.
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Associated Press
Portland
Multnomah
Enver
Yellowstone
Zoo
Clyde Hill
Philadelphia
James G. Rhen
Academy of Natural Sciences
Katy
W. Va
John “Brown
Chicago
Sealer
Church Activities and Week Schedule at St Luke A M EF
The St Luke A M EF Church lists a busy week with auxiliary board meetings led by Mrs Maggie Johnson and Mrs Harvey followed by Ghott rehearsal, Allen C E League indoor carnival, prayer meetings, a trustee election, Sunshine Merrymaters society events, Love feast, and the start of the quarterly meeting and conference. Gleaners serve a covered dish prior to the conference. Christian Science notes report Truth and Life themes from the weekly Lesson Sermon and Science and Health references.
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St. Luke A. M
Maggie Johnson
Kentucky
Harvey
Ghott
Addie Mill
Allen C. E
Sunshine
Merrymaters
Bertha Garrett
R.E. Knight
Imedilng
Gleaners
Christ
Was
Zachariah
Marty Baker Eddy
Grandpa Grouchy Galump and the Marble Ring
Grandpa Grouchy Galump bristles after a snow shower and a bump on the head from a marble landing. Willy Nilly and Christopher Columbus Crow discuss the ring Grandfather gave away and a sharp rebuke from Buddle Muddle creatures. The tale blends whimsical misadventure with woodland creatures and a chilly wintry mood.
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Mary ‘Grah Bonner
Willy Nilly
Grandpa
Abe
Christopher Golumbus Crow
Grable
Cornet
Willy. Nilly
Deflected septum and nasal obstruction in children
In children, nasal deformities after injury may require immediate correction. A deflected septum often causes obstruction leading to repeated colds and sinus infections. Submucous resection relieves obstruction. advanced cases may involve thickened turbinates needing removal. Tomorrow Sinus Trouble.
Washington Daybook Capital and Outs
The brain trust has changed since Roosevelt first took office yet its sway remains. Professor Warren of Cornell is named monetary adviser to the President, a moving example of professorial influence on national affairs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Warren
Cornell
Morgenthau Plans Brain Trust Recruitment From Professors
Secretary Morgenthau portrayed as building a private brain trust by hiring outside experts to advise the Treasury. He cited employing Columbia’s Professor McGill for tax cases and sought architects’ leaders and others to study office operations, aiming for paid project experts while remaining in government roles.
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Morgenthau
Treasury
McGill
Columbia University
American Institute of Architects
Washington
Supervising
American Girl Leads in Style and Loveliness
New York fashion notes praise the American girl over European counterparts for style and poise. A panel of illustrators including Christy and Flagg selected seven models for a Bermuda fashion showcase. Models named are Winifred Strickland, Claire Coulter, Dorothy Jacobson, Babs Shanton, Elizabeth Babcock, Eleanor Jones, and Betty Hayden. Proceeds from the show support a hospital aid.
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New York
Howard Omaler Christy
Christy _ had
Bermuda
Christy
James
Montgomery Flagg
John. la Gatta
Carl Mueller
Arthur William Brown
Winifred Strickland
Kansas Women Lawyers elect new officers at annual meeting
Topeka reports Mrs A E Carroll succeeds as president of the Kansas Women's Lawyers association at the annual gathering. Kathryn O Louchlin McCarthy of Hays named vice president, Laura Rohrer of Junction City recording secretary, Thelman Boatman of Horton treasurer. J E Bowers of Seneca will seek the Republican nomination for state superintendent in August primaries. Native Sons and Native Daughters of Kansas elect officers after their annual banquet.
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Topeka
A. E. Carroll
Alma
Ivah Raines Glenn
Toneka
Kansas Women's Lawyers Association
Kathryn
O'Louchlin McCarthy
Hays
Laura Rohrer
Junction City
Thelman. Boatman
Horton
J. E. Bowers
Seneca
Quote about memory and friendship from 1928 syndicated comic
A brief quip notes that it is wiser to retain only a few friends you can trust to remember who borrowed a sought for book. The line reflects lighthearted social insight typical of early comic strip humor syndicated in 1928.
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Publishers Syndicate
Governor Alf M Landon Speakers at Native Sons Meeting
Officers elected in a fragmented report include Native sons L E Wyman Hutchinson president Earl Frick ertt Peabody vice president George Sinning Helton secretary and Everett Steerman Osborne reelected treasurer Native daughters Marysville president Mrs F W Boyd Phillinsburg vice president Mrs Hart Workman Topeka secretary Miss Julia Davis Topeka treasurer a treate
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Alf M
Landon
Native Sons
L. E. Wyman
Hutchinson
Earl ‘Frickertt
Peabody
George Sinning
Helton
Everett
Steerman
Osborne
C. Guthrie
Marysville
F.W
Boyd
Phillinsburg
Hart Workman
A Kansan Sees Hollywood By RICHARD DOAN
A Kansan writer reports on Hollywood activities in Cxl Hollywood. Roosevelt hints at a possible visit next summer. Czar Will Hays predicts a Shakespearean film cycle and Sol Rosenblatt surveys movie-making for the government. Industry leaders express optimism for 1934 amid touring stars and industry chatter.
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Hollywood
Wecek
Roosevelt
Will Hays
Harry Warner
The
Bros
Warner
Shaw
Sol Rosenblatt
Whitney
Society Clan
20Th Century Pictures
S. P
Ace
Anna Q. Nilsson
Mary
Carlisle
Max Baer
Ben ‘Turpin
Roscoe Ates
Jack Mulhullighton Hale
Eddie Quillan
East
Middle West
Colleen Moore
N’york
Tee
Verece Teasdale
Adolphe Menjou
Sally Rand
Grant Withers
Geo
Daladier Named To Form New French Cabinet
Paris reports Daladier chosen to attempt forming a new government after Chautemps resignation amid wide anti-government demonstrations. News item covers immediate cabinet formation effort and political upheaval.
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Associated Press
Paris
London
International Wheat Advisory ‘Commission
Russia
Iran
Rocco Goan
Alfonso Rodriguez
Juan del Castillo
South America
Simple Adlerika Relief for Headache and Constipation
One Adlerika dose claims to clean poisons from both upper and lower bowels, reducing headaches. Reports better sleep and less nervousness after use, as advertised by Rickerd Stowits Drug Co.
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Rickerd-Stowits Drug Co
Public Lecture Series Schedules and Talks This Week
Tuesday features 200 Rimautumpe enleniic with Misa Helen Rhoda Hoopes and English professor. Wednesday offers 2:30 p m elementary German. Prof RE Engel speaks at 2345 p tte on education and mental hygiene. Evening includes a 6 pm Q&A on athletics.
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Rimeotumpe
Enleniic
Misa Helen Rhoda Hoopes
RE. F . Engel
Schoals
Bert A. Nash
Wildlife finding on Utah birds and subspecies
A University of Colorado naturalist reported that Utah hosts 404 species of subspecies of birds, highlighting the state's rich avian diversity and its role in global bird research.
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Utah
University of Colorado
Creomulsion Promoted for Colds and Coughs in Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion and Creosote remedies for bronchial irritation, claiming doctors long prescribed creosote for coughs and bronchitis. It emphasizes six medicinal elements, promises rapid relief, and guarantees money back if not relieved. The ad urges readers to keep Creomulsion on hand for lingering coughs and colds.
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Sethh
Ade
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Star
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Tomer cow—“Wicked Yellow Eyes
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Sinus
Washington Daybook
Las’ and Outs
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Farm Credit” Administration
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Howard
Chandler Christy
Kansas Day
Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Richard
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