Episcopal Bishop Anderson Dies After Heart Attack
Most Rev. Charles Palmerston Anderson, presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, died at 4:42 a.m. after a heart attack nine days earlier. He led the Chicago diocese for 25 years, championed Christian unity, and oversaw vast growth in parishes and clergy. He was 64, survived by his wife Janet and four daughters, with a son lost in World War.
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Charles Palmerston Anderson
United States of America
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Irs
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Washington
John Gardiner Murray
United States
Commission
Europe
Ontario
Can
Lewis
Beachburg
Ont
Grace Church
Oak Park
McLaren
Matthias
McLer
Bn. Gillespie
Seymour
Metparen
Janet Glass
Belleville
Qyere
Fras
Popular Bible Story Screenings At Trinity Lutheran
A devotional program features a 745 pm showing of fifty two pictures illustrating Bible stories from creation to the flood at Trinity Lutheran Church. The visual Bible and support material have proved popular, with a fifteen minute community music segment starting at 7 43 pm. Bad weather had delayed other services but favorable conditions are hoped to draw a large attendance tonight. You are invited to attend.
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Trinity Luthgeran Church
Visual Bible & Y
Beta Rev
Singerio
Harmon
Republicans urged to purge chronic antagonists from ranks
At a Kansas Day Club banquet in Topeka on January 30, Hanford MacNider urged expelling persistent anti party elements from the Republican fold to preserve integrity and maintain party unity. He criticized certain senators aligned with anti administration groups and argued courage from leadership would restore voter confidence and prevent defections to rivals.
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Topeka
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Mason City
Kansas Day Club
Kansas
ASB
MacNider
Naime
Altho
Washington
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Kansas Authors Meet Club Opens Annual Session
The Kansas Authors Club begins its sixty sixth annual meeting with about 40 members from across the state in Topeka. Dr. Burris A Jenkins of Linwood Boulevard Christian church in Kansas City is the scheduled speaker at tonight’s dinner, with officers to be elected as the event closes tomorrow.
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Kansas Authors’ Club
Burris A. Jenkins
Linwood Boulevard
Kansas City
Topeka
Jan. Frantine
Wets plan attack upon dry citadel in Congress hearings
Washington January 30 AP wets plan an intensive assault on prohibition in open hearings before the house judiciary committee. They aim to repeal the eighteenth amendment or seek broad government controls on liquor. Norton and Sabath back national referendum and a proposed amendment. Hearings set to begin February 12 with a contentious debate over repeal versus modification.
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Prohibition
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Reed
Missouri
J.inthicum
Maryland
Sabath
Congress
Nets
Mary T. Norton
Jersey
Judiciary Committee
Rendersta Jor
Dyer
Unusual Features Set For KU Broadcast Night
The annual University of Kansas Radio program on station KFKU will include a campus band medley by Fred Agnew, a tour of KU facts by Brutus Hamilton, and the Toro Vox quartet with Dr. Frank Strang assisting. Short talks by Dr. Strang and others precede longer talks by Governor Clyde Reed and Chancellor Lindley. The program ends with singing of Crimson and the Blue and Rock Chalk.
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KFKU
Teir
Brutus Hamilton
1. U. Trael
K. U
Toro Vox
Frank Strang
Dr. Stroing
L. N. Flint
T. Stockton
G. C. Shaad
Agnes I Husband
Elizabeth Meguiar
Jh. M. Hopkins
H. B. Hungerford
F. C. Allen
Clyde M. Reed
E. H. Lindley
Charles D. Ise
K. U. Alumni Association
Two Kansas Boys Win Harmon Scout Scholarships 1929
Two Kansas boys Donald Dickerson of Hutchinson and Howard Oliphant Jr. of Topeka were among 52 Boy Scouts awarded Harmon Scholarships for 1929 by the national court of honor. The awards honor unusual services to communities, high achievement, and eagle scout status. In a separate note, Senate cut an increased straw hat rate to 83 percent ad valorem by a 42 to 38 vote after four failed attempts.
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Kansas
Donald
Dickerson
East 12Th Street
Hutchinson
Howard Oliphant, Jr
W. 11Th
Topeka
Boy Scouts of America
National Court of Honor Offe Organization
Eagle Scouts
Washington
Democrate
Senate
Brady Defense Rests in John Brady Murder Trial
The Brady defense rested in Austin Texas with plan for two more witnesses. The AP report notes the day's court action and ties to the murder case. Separate market items show government bond quotes from New York with Liberty bonds and Treasury issues cited.
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Austin Tex
John W. Brady
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New York
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Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Princess Teana Engaged to Count Hochberg in Romania
Princess Teana of Romania announces engagement to Count Alexander Hochberg second son of the Prince of Pless in Predeal Romania at a celebration with students. The princess vows to continue charitable work and houses for girls. Count Hochberg is 25, his betrothal rumored for months, amid a widely noted union.
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Romania
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Marie
Alexander of
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Pless
Tieana
Moon
America
Kansas Day in Topeka Prompts Forward Look at Candidacy
The Topeka Kansas Day gathering highlighted Kansas politics with focus on the senatorial race governor bid and Third district questions. Rumors swirled about a possible consolidation against Henry J. Allen and hints of Homer Hoch entering the senate race. Reed’s ex-service ally network and Kansas Republican factions drew attention as leaders weighed future power shifts and patronage.
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Henry J. Allen
Topeka
Snyder
Homer Hoch
Straul
Reed Organization
State Highway Department
Reed
Republican Party
Neighbor tots injured by scalding water tragedy in Lawton
In Lawton Oklahoma nocturnal accident leaves two toddlers hurt as one child dies after falling into tubs of scalding water. Robert Davis, 22 months, died minutes after the fall. Dorothy Mae Keppart, 3, sister of the Davis family across the street, was severely burned and not expected to survive.
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Lawton
Okla
Jan
Robert, Davis
Fred J. Davis
Davis
Dorothy Mae Keppart
L. L. Keppart
Church Night Supper Draws 300 Guests
About 300 members, friends and guests attended the Church Night Supper. Haskell Institute Methodist girls were special guests with Estelle McDonald on piano and Fall Leaf accompanying. Dr. H. B. Latimer chaired. Dr. Harry A. Gordon led devotional, discussing the Parable of the Son. Dr. Wiley Keve spoke on North American Indians.
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Haskell Institute
H. B. Latimer
Haskell
Estelle McDonad
Fall Leaf
Blrss
Adeline Clarke
Harry A. Gordon
Dr. Wiley & Keve
First Methodist Church
Leavenworth
Regain Motor Car Decision In Liquor Case
The Tenth Circuit held a good faith installment buyer can keep a seized car if the lien by a finance firm exists. CIT sued in Kansas for a 1035.55 mortgage on a car tied to Calvin Humbered, who was convicted of transporting liquor. The car, bought in Earl Smith’s name, was seized and sold, but the court ruled the Smith title protected the buyer.
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Denver
United States Circuit Court of Appeals of
Tenth District
Saat
C. I. T. Corporation
Federal District Court For
Kansas
Calvin Humbered
Humbered
Earl Smith
Smith
EE Ae
HOUNDS Rushed to Oklahoma to Trace Arson
Two bloodhounds from Kansas were flown to Forgan Oklahoma to aid in tracing an incendiarist. Officers led by J B Ekeever organized the air transport from Hutchinson to the Oregon border region, amid wheat-fire suspicions near Forgan. Multiple items follow this report in the era's wire service compilation.
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Oklahoma
Hutchinson
Kan
APY
Kansags Stele Informatory
Forgan
Okla
J. B.ekeever
Wichita
Aan
Sedgwick County
Injunctions Dismissed Over Cities Service Rights
Federal Judge William Bondy dismissed a suit to bar Cities Service directors from withdrawing their October stock purchasing rights. Under curb exchange rules, holders who sold rights for 1.50 to 2.25 per share must reimburse buyers, and contingency clauses that prevent execution void such sales. A separate Oklahoma City liquor conspiracy case saw a jury completed for the Pottawatomie county case.
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New York
William Bondy
Cities Service Corporation
Carb Exchange
Big Springs Community News Highlights And Visits
Big Springs and vicinity activity includes J O Webber family visiting then moving to Kansas City for their children’s schooling. Local hospital updates report Bertschinger slowly improving from a broken arm. Community folks share meals, music and coasting outings as winter events unfold plus Farm Bureau and fair board activities and visits from relatives in nearby towns.
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J. O. Webber
Wichita
F. R. Webber
Baldwin
Big Springs
Marie
Emma
Minnie Bachmann
Helen
Pearl Henry
Lawrence
Glenn’Cree
Jack Henry
Thomas Boyd
Alma Henry
Mae Henry
Alfred Winsor
Ray Cree
Norma Rae
Harvey Stone
Births and community updates from Oak Ridge and Lawrence
Mrs Grant Gideon has been ill for days. Mr and Mrs Thomas Cawley Jr announce the birth of a son named Thomas Francis at their home, with Amy Cawley of Valley Valley Fails and a nurse from Lawrence assisting. W H Mobler returns to hospital for further treatment. Mrs Nelson LeSner and her new son are doing well at Memorial hospital. The Lawrence Flower club held its fourth annual tea at the G A R rooms, with Kodak photos of flower gardens. The next P T A meeting is Friday evening January 31 at Oakridge schoolhouse. Miss Thelma Malone attended events (text damaged).
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Grant Gideon
Dare's Mentha Pepsin Promises Lasting Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a cure for indigestion, gas, and shortness of breath by strengthening the stomach rather than masking symptoms. It claims thousands of bottles are sold daily and offers a money back guarantee through Round Corner Drug Store and druggists.
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Dare’s
Mentha Pepsin
Weekend Visit Ends With Family in Lone Jack Missouri
Weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Alexander of Lone Jack Missouri. Mr and Mrs F H Jahna and Mr and Mrs Will Rice were visiting Friday.
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Jack Alexander
Lone Jack
F. H. Jahna
Will Rice
Thursday Radio Schedule Highlights Local Performers
A fragmented Thursday timetable lists Mildred DeWeese, Helen Beard, Karl, Lehn and Kink, and the Stars of Melody among musical segments. It features Ad Primes like Conoco Adventurers Amos n Andy and Aunt Jemima, with Weather, Market, and National Form updates.
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Helen Beard
Karl P. m
Sallcon
Weather Man
Eisenit
Er Progra
Smax
Sy Les m
Jemima Man
Parnassus String Trio
The
Manhatters
Josephine B. Gibson
Walter Damrosch
Dean R. A. Schwegler
Melody Musketeers
Emith Dallew
Orches
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A vintage weight loss ad touts Kruschen Salts as a fat reducing tonic. It promises fat loss after three weeks with a half-teaspoon daily in hot water, claiming increased energy, clearer skin, brighter eyes, and a shapelier figure. The promotion urges readers to buy a 55cc bottle from Round Corner Drug Co. or any leading drugstore.
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Round Corner Drug Co
America
THO P. He Persona Titles At J-1L 735.p
Fragment readable content notes interwoven names and times with weather and music references. It mentions Quakers and various proper nouns with only partial clarity about context or events.
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Soult Ty Fitter Armistrar Quakers
U—Smith Lallow
Anis Tut
Andy
Slumber
Olive Tablets and the Liver Cure Claim
An advertorial promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel. It claims the tablets purify skin and boost energy by stimulating the liver and bowels, promising pink skin, bright eyes, and relief from constipation with nightly use. Prices listed are 1 5c, 30c, 60c.
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Dr. Edwards
Tantac Herbal Remedy Ad Promises Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Tantac as made from roots barks and herbs. It urges readers to buy from a druggist today with a money back guarantee if it fails to help and warns to accept no substitute.
Surprise Your Stomach with Glycerin Mix Adlerika Ad
An old advertisement touts Adlerika as a remedy for gas and constipation. It claims a simple glycerin mix with buckthorn bark and saline acts on both upper and lower bowel. The ad promises instant relief after one spoonful and notes Rankin's Drug Store as a seller.
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Rankin’s Drug Store
Adv
Why Few Are Fat
Excess fat has been disappearing fast in recent years due to a gland weakness. Marmola prescription tablets are promoted as the modern treatment. Physicians claim the method combats the cause and many users report slender trends. Drugstores offer Marmola at $1 per box with a book explaining its action.
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Sxeephee
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