Olympic Bridge Meet Set For Thursday Night
Players of both men and women will compete tomorrow night in the Olympic Bridge tournament to be held in the grill room of the Eldridge hotel. The event includes local prizes and district, state and national prizes based on scores. Reservations can be made by telephoning tournament coordinators listed in the notice.
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Eldridge Hotel
United States
W. C. Hamilton
E. Pontius
C.D. Youg
Patis Bitter Attacks Mark New Edouard Dalaj Cabinet
The report notes attacks from multiple quarters on Edouard Dala jer's new cabinet as political turbulence unfolds. amid global wheat trade efforts and a controversial amnesty affecting a Japanese assassin, the scene shifts to Austrian reactions to Chancellor Dollfuss amid Nazi pressures.
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Patis
Edouard Dalajer
Béndon
International Wheat Commission
Natal
Brazil
Sendai
Japan
Kenichi Nakaoka
Kei Hara
Vienna
Hitler
Reichstag
Eselbert Dollfuss
Suit Seeks 10000 Damages For Alienation
Lewis C Smith of Orale filed in district court claiming George Adams now in Missouri alienated his wife Ethel Smith s affections. Smith alleges Adams began alienating in 1923 and that in November 1933 his wife left him and moved to Missouri. The couple married in February 1920 at Sedalia Missouri.
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Lewis. C.smith
Orale
George Adams
Missouri
Ethel “Smith
Smith
Adams
Missour
Sedalia
William D. Thomas Wins New York 29th District Seat
William D. Thomas, Hoosick Falls druggist, elected to Congress from New York's 29th district. The Republican defeated Democrat John J. Nyhoff and Socialist Goleman B. Cheney to fill the vacancy after the late James Parker. Thomas led with 24,688 votes to Nyhoff's 15,889. Cheney had under a thousand.
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Troy
N.Y
William D. Thomas
Hoosick Falls
Congress
New York State
Thomas
John J. Nyhoff
Goleman B. Cheney
Jame
Parker
Nyhoff
Cheney
telephone pioneer Reis ahead of Bell in claim
In Friedrichsdorf Germany Jo Hann Philip Reis is noted as the first inventor of the telephone, built in 1801 and claimed by Germans to precede Alexander Graham Bell by at least a decade. In Harrodsburg Kentucky AP reports Kentuckians hope President Roosevelt will visit May 6 to announce a $100000 federal monument to George Rogers Clark, pathfinder of the west.
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Johann Philip Reis
Friedrichsdorf
Alexander Graham Bell
Harrodsburg
Roosevelt
George Rogers ‘Clark
Odd Warts Made Early Phone Berlin AP
A fragmentary AP item notes an unusual wart issue linked to an early telephone in Berlin. The readable text is garbled, offering no clear names, dates, places, or concrete facts to confirm beyond the odd phrase.
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Berlin
Miss Bruner Missed Class But Plans School Play
Miss Maurine Bruner has been absent several days due to illness and is missing class work. Despite feeling ill, she continues to coach the class preparing to present the play Bound Your Horn on Wednesday evening this week with Katherine Weatherly assisting the sophomore group.
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L. Re
Maurine Bruner
Katherine Weatherly
Miss Bruner
Altho
Robbery Charges Against Money Bill Miss Eakes of Topeka
A local report notes Miss Lucille Eakes of Topeka faces robbery charges. The piece also lists visitors at a school, returning graduates, and student activities including a sophomores class play rehearsal and librarian aides. It mentions church candlelight services, a quartet, and a twelve-month pageant.
Local Club Meeting and Tournament Results Featured
Mrs Grace Dark hosts a Willing Workers day long meeting on Wednesday. Attendees include Mrs Young and Mrs Weidler Glenn. The Levompton church holds a quarterly conference on Wednesday afternoon January 21 at 2 07. East Central high school league tournament at Warhduris Friday sees Lecompton boys beat Carbondate 243 to 18 and Lecompton girls defeat Bondale. Players listed include Clarke Murphy Worsley Crady dlayding Hildenbrand Scott Wegener Slavens Wingfield Neorwoor Bayland Slusser Morris Norwood Kellore Armstrong. Teidou McCall joined a party in Topeka for Smiths birthday celebration.
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Grace Dark
Willing Workers Club
Mro
Hary F
Buddy
Weidler Glenn
Young
Toppaks
Conane
Whey Kere
Levompton Nethad
Lecompton Boys
Carbondate Boys
Conten Tirls
Bondale
Lerempton Boys
Jares Clarke
Hung Maurphy
Worsley Crady
Eugene Dlayding
Ralph Hildenbrand
Roy Scott
Louis Wegener
Hecampton
Birthday Honor Sparks Friday and Saturday Events
A note mentions Ivalou’s birthday celebrated on Saturday and events held Friday. It references Matie Neety, Dough County health nurse, visiting the high school and trade school for demonstrations. An invitation invites calls to the business college for information about a secretarial course.
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Ivalou
Matie Neety
Lawrence
Dough County
Rade Sthgal
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