Governor and oil tariff debate reach far
Kansas Governor Woodring and state officials push protective tariff arguments as they seek federal action on oil. A Harvard student is dismissed for tossing grapefruit at Rudy Vallee, sparking campus debate. Arkansas faces hunger with Red Cross aid aiding sharecroppers, as credit dries up and tenant farmers struggle to subsist through winter.
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Woodring
Exec
Kansas
Hurley
Repubican Party
Harvard
Rudy Vallee
Apts
Arkansas
Red Cross
Kanpas
Jola
Register
McGugin to side with Democrats on organizing House
Congressman elect Har old McGugin told the Kansas delegation he would vote with the Democrats to organize the next house if the Republicans fail to pass an immediate all tariff. Congressman Lambertson of Kansas may also align with Democrats. The Associated Press notes state legislatures seek to cut government costs, while many pass laws increasing expenditures. Niagara Falls scientists warn the falls will erode and ultimately destroy themselves, receding 820 feet in 161 years and losing a full mile in about a millennium.
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M’gugin
Harold McGugin
Washington
Mc Gugin
Kansas
Congress
Lambertson
Senate
Niagara Falls
Niagara
France Premier Urges Peace and Reconstruction Policy
The new premier of France requests the warring factions in the chamber of deputies to set aside differences to allow the government to pursue its peace and reconstruction program. Other political considerations may prevent the legislature from granting this concession to the executive.
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France
Chamber of Deputies
Married in Lawrence Kans Mary Edwards to J M Walker
Old Home Town reports the Lawrence Kans marriage of J M Walker of Lawrence to Miss Mary Edwards last Tuesday evening at the bride's parents 1204 Jefferson St Rev C C Kimball officiated. The assembly of relatives and friends was large and the ceremony completed smoothly.
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Lawrence
Kans
Janetson
Sendige
Tkins
Catherineote
Douglas County
J. M. Walker
Mary Edwards
Jefferson St
C. C. Kimball
H. P. Speer
Yeaterday
C. _E. Strong
Alex Lewis
Eusporia
J.T. North
Joseph Een
Burlingame
John Schott
Schott
Wichita
Dan Stone
Wyandotte
Dan
Annie M. Vincent
Capt. Vincent
Kanwaka
Fargo
N. D
Secon Vincent
Mr. L. P Meen
Theorthern Pacific Road
Twenty five years ago salutes and social scenes in town
About a dozen members of United Presbyterian church visited leader Walter B Slack on Rhode Island street to present him a gold headed cane. The occasion followed a choir gathering with refreshments at Harmon’s office. Mrs Bell Wilmot planned a Fort Wayne trip. Miss Tweed hosted friends on Connecticut Street. Y M C A and Ladies Auxiliary announced open house at 7:30 with listed attendees Cook Hoyt Thill Bessie Raymond Ocerblad O Bryan Kilworth.
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not of _ United Presbyterian arch imii
Walter B. Slack
Rhode Island Street
Harmon
G. L. Knight Nurseries
Bell Wilmot
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Tweed
Flinch
Connecticut Street
Association
Ladies Auxilliary
Hoyt
Thill
Bessie
This Date in Kansas History 7 1 Mirada
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions plans to organize a movement to defeat him for re election to the senate, with little additional context or identifiable names or dates.
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Mirada
Senate
Attendance At Trinity Lutheran Bible Class Grows
At least seventy five men are expected for a Sunday Bible class at Trinity Lutheran Church. The group has increased from twenty to sixty, outgrowing the old quarters and assembly room. The entire program is conducted by the men themselves in the church auditorium.
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Titu Ly
Trinity’ Lutheran Ehure
Lawrence Bible class to spur unattached men in religious work
In Lawrence a Bible class aims to recruit men not connected to any church to join religious work. W A Schaal says officers want to involve nonclassed men rather than pull them from home churches. Morning turnout of over sixty expected. meeting at 9 45 with A Puls speaking on The Popular Healer of Galilee at 10 30. Monthly supper planned for Monday with seats for at least 100, reservations via 320 of 2378.
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Petmann Thar Seatees
Walter Schaa
Lawrence
Supchurches
Jayrence
W. A. Schaal
Puls
Galilee
Solo
Fritz Meyn
Jost
H. T
H. T. Rowley
Frank Endacott
Murder in the Dutch Garden at Querching Estate
In a dramatic garden scene at Miss Querching’s estate, a murder unfolds as Inspector Richmond and constable Roscoe question Evelyn Wade, Marjorie Blake, and lodge staff. Jimmie Haswell and Donald Wade arrive as detectives seek alibis, names, and the exact moments surrounding the tragedy.
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Binge Syheer
Tanabelle
Aunset
Waataboo
Evelyn Marjorie
Jimmie Haswell
London
Evelyn
Lionel Duckworth
Haswell
Donald Wade
Miss Querching
Merrow Craig
Annabelle Querdling
Richard Plantagenet Querdling
Richmond
Roscoe
Marjorie
Jimmie
Vincent
Ben Acres
Edward G. Green
Jane Heta
Mr. Duckworth
Lady of Daylight and Other Notes on Books
A busy literary column surveys recent books and author news. It covers G N Art Frederick A Stokes titles including Lady of Daylight, The Land of the Little Colonel by Annie Fellows Johnston, and notes on publishing trends in 1930. It mentions readers’ leisure shifts, editorials from librarians, and profiles of authors such as Janet Ayer Fairbank and Louis Untermeyer, with brief notices of forthcoming works and pricing changes at Dutton.
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G. N
Frederick A. Stokes
Attenborough
Yendera
Mindy
Dianeme
Rutland
England
France
Oxford
Baydafields
Ma Dianeme
Dawn
Don
Annie Fellows Johnston
L. C. Page & Co
Lloyd
Miss Johnston
Johnston
Wes
Michel Johnston
Peeswee Valley
Lloydsboro
Mystery in Garden Ends With Death Reported
A fragmented account describes Marjorie and others in a garden where a woman is found dead with bleeding head wounds after a tense exchange. Witnesses recall fifteen minutes of talk before the tragedy, and a figure lies nearby. Chauf feur and motors add intrigue to Monday's installment.
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Marjorie
Annal
J. B. Lippincott Co
Discontinues 50 Cent Book Club Plan
New York publisher Charles Boni abandons 50 cent paper books as the book club fails to gain mass sales. The project aimed to distribute fiction at 50 cents but did not attract enough members to sustain the venture.
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Charles Boni
Book Club
New York
Shiropatinis Paper Book Club
Toy
Oda Puying
Paper Book Club
Fragmented OCR tale and war notes mixed in report
The clipped text links a rambling children’s tale about pigs and presents with a grim war era line about American troops, a British ship rescue, and a German incident. It mentions Ballybay and Sidi Bel-Abbes as locales, a French Foreign Legion note, and a Grampian steamship carrying troops to France with 10 000 fish boxes shipped elsewhere.
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j_Ballybay
Nish
Ree
Rome
School of
Oriental
Slav
Pe' Boe Sofim
Boris
France
Munich
Germany
Thomas ™ m
Engllands
How's your health v the belly Ad New York
In many cases of childhood illness the emphasis is on adequate convalescence. The convalescent child should rest, have a suitable diet, limited physical activity, and plenty of fresh air. Every home can be a convalescent home for a child recovering from illness, aiding recovery and catching up in growth and energy.
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New York
Galdston
Aca
Rome
Monday Noise and Flashes of Life
AP reports on nightly radio chatter shaping minds as the Admirals season ends. A legion of Sioux circuses from Germany adds scandal and mystery, while New York’s Schultz headlines a band of 21 returning performers. Palm Beach hosts a white linen tuxedo style notes by Howard Major, contrasting fashion with a missing velvet collar.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Bill Ingram
Loutevills
Casas
New York
Clarence Schaits
Schultz
Germany
Palm Beach
Howard Major
Kansas News Briefs From Agsucymed Press Summary
Kansas items recount a mix of local incidents and prize results from agricultural clubs and associations. Names mentioned include Mrs Scharlo Kinney Baldwin and Stanley Harrow Wichita for juvenile short story and poetry contests. The Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association convention in Oklahoma City elected officers including O H Sporvier and T R Cauthers with further leadership and director appointments.
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Agsucymed
J. ‘Wailer
Misa Helen
Kansas State Agri
A Land S Smith
Little. Rock, Ark
Sumner High Dodgers Past Lawrence High 40 to 14
Sumner High School defeated the Lawrence High Colored team on the local court 40 to 14. Lawrence led 20 to 13 at the half but Sumner surged ahead in the second period led by Robertson and Brown with five fields each. Ralph Graber refereed the contest.
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Sumner High School
Rae
As City
Lawrence High
White
Payne
Lawrence
Brown and Robertson
Sumner
Ralph Graber
Ber
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Blair Nilea
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Harcourt, Brace and Company
Mother India
Katherine Mayo
India
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Horace
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Sundown Stries
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Ignstin
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Frog Hollow
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Kansas City
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Lawrence Nations Bank
Little America
Rear AdmirAl
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