Impeachment Trials, New Deal Criticism Dominate Notes
The piece notes costs of impeachment trials rising beyond the 36000 appropriation as only 1200 remains for the French trial. It covers Democratic reactions to Ogden Mills on the New Deal, Mills challenging several policies, and Democratic efforts to dismiss criticism. It also mentions Huey Long defending certain Louisiana finances, and Secretary Farley’s plane grounding after air mail contract cases.
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Senate
Hosford seeks postoffice exam to gain Lawrence spot
C B Hosford announced his candidacy to take the civil service examination and enter the eligible list for a Lawrence postoffice appointment expected soon. The item notes other local activities including school team updates, council meetings, and social events in Lawrence.
Five Local Socials and Theater Move in Lawrence
Mrs W H Pendleton and Mrs F H Smithmeyer hosted six ladies for thimbles and readings in honor of Mrs Theodore Poehler at Mrs Smithmeyer’s home. Miss Grace Waugh gave readings. The Lyric theater was sold to Miss Mary Johnson who assumed immediate possession. Bliss Johnson, a Kanwaka township girl, is noted. The Lyric’s former owner was C C Canary. The Star of Lawrence celebrated its 43rd founding anniversary at its hall last night. News reached Lawrence this afternoon that R E Scamm on, a former Lawrence boy, is involved in recent events.
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W. H. Pendleton
F. H. Smithmeyer
Iment
Harvard
Lawrence
R. E. Scammon
Harvard appoints graduate to instructorship in anatomy
A University graduate has been appointed to an instructorship in comparative anatomy and embryology at Harvard University. A scarlet fever case was treated in Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Henderson were quarantined as their little boy fell ill. Nearby, Topeka drew attendees for the Kansas Day club banquet including Joe Eddy Win Newmark A C Mitchell J L Brady and E F Caldwell. Dr A J Anderson a leading physician in the county remains seriously ill at his Vermont street home from a severe blood poisoning attack but shows signs of potential recovery. his ill little boy with pneumonia is improving.
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Ogden Millis
Topeka
Washington
Mills
Bos
AAA
CWA
RFC
PWA
Tug
Mr Mills
Harvard University
Lawrence
A. J. Anderson
Vermont - Street
Ice Men Hustle As Weather Routs Runaway On Ice
Forty years ago on a Wednesday in January, ice workers labored overnight amid shifting weather. A horse reportedly ran away with an ice machine. Lawrence locals attended the Corbett Mitchell prize fight. several names listed. Hector W. Cowan named coach and director of physical culture for the University. Miss F. E. Burns resigns Woodlawn principalship. Mr Bloss elected to fill vacancy.
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Thad Stevens
Lawrence
Corbett-Mitchell
Kansas Day Club
Jan- E. Fe Pabiseel
G. Steeleana
T. Cox
J. F. Preshaw
Baldwin
Hector W. Cowan
Education
F. E. Burns
Woodlawn‘ School
Bloss
Supt. Bloss
Topeka
Kansas History 1896 Rail Rate Restoration Move
Governor Morrill and the Kansas state board of railroad commissioners started a campaign to restore former freight rates in Kansas. The action reflects state efforts to adjust transportation pricing and regulatory policy in that year.
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Morrill
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Crain Rates
Kansas
U S Capital Sketches By Congressman A B Guyer
Congressman A B Guyer surveys federal graft concerns in Washington and praises Roosevelt for tackling graft in political circles. He critiques court packing, discusses birth control hearings, and warns against political remedies that foster graft while urging continued CWA funding to address emergency needs without enabling corruption.
Battle of the Spurs unfolds near Holton 1859
John Brown ferries a dozen Missouri slaves toward Canada along the Jim Lane Trail when a pro slavery posse led by Dr Wood surrounds the Fuller cabin six miles north of Holton. Brown makes prisoners of several posse members before the rest flee in disorder.
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John Brown
Canada
Underground
Fuller Cabin
Holton
Dr. Wood
Blond Goddess Synopsis Builds to Hidden War Cargo
Frank Grahame sails with Ortega along the Yucatatan coast to hide his search for Langton and to reach Ortega's inland hacienda. They find a distant shorehead with a stash of rifles for defense, fueling Grahame's suspicion of stolen arms and impending danger ahead. He plans to investigate further despite Ortega’s wary explanations.
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Frank Grahame
Yucatat
Don Raoul Ortesa
Janice Kent
Hollywood
Grahame
BH Langton
Yucatip
Frank
Jane
Ortega
Top Notch Faces Fear in Puddle Muddle Farm Tale
Willy Nilly consoles Top Notch as the Duck chorus mocks his fear. Top Notch recalls leaving the barn at night and encountering two wicked looking yellow eyes, while Christopher Columbus Crow and others jeer, until Willy Nilly urges listening and support.
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Mary Grat
Willy Nilly
Top Notch
Rooster
Christopher Columbus
H .H
Willy Niity
Ton Notch
Willy
Nilly
Tomorrow flashs of life in college practice house
AP report from Ithaca New York notes Master Tommy a 61 day old infant loaned to Cornell University to teach girls in the practice house how to be good mothers. Six to a dozen girls live with him, each acting as mother for a week as part of training to teach home economics. In Helena Montana two cows squeezing him form basis for workers compensation filing by Claude H Cooper of a dairy farm with the state industrial accident board.
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Associated Press
Ithaca
N. Young
Tommy
Cornell University
College of Home Economies
Helena
Mont
Claude H. Cooper
State Industrial Accident Board
Cooper
Em‘ploye
Select Cruelty Case and Prison Terms in Mixed Local News
A report from Oklahoma City notes a man seeking 167 dollars for doctor and hospital bills plus compensation for alleged back injuries after a beating by his wife. In Sherburn, Minnesota, a county meeting about the federal corn hog program goes on despite a nearby fire, with farmers pressing on. Boone, Iowa features Mattie Patch, a 17 year old horse previously raced on the grand circuit now pulling a coal wagon for owner A P Alsin, still capable of starting a 4500 pound load.
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Oklahoma City
J. W. Mattison
Leavenworth
Kan
Sherburn
Minn
Martin County
A. S. Karr
Karr
Boone
Mattie Patch
A. P. Alsin
Colonel Sandy Lowe and Early Kansas Pioneers Tale
Letters recount Colonel Sandy Lowe and family who settled near Fairview and Welcome school areas south of Lawrence, KS. The account details Lowe’s Free State ties, threats from slavery supporters, his home burned, his move to Douglas County, and return after the war. The writer notes Lowe commanded a Kansas State Militia company during the Price Raid in October 1864.
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Sandy Lowe
Journal-World
Fairview
Missouri
Kansas
Sandy
Lowe
Lawrence
Frank Pardee
Douglas County
Ramsas
Louise
Letitia
Luella
Agai I
Baldwin City
Sinus Trouble Through the Ages and Today
Dr Iago Galdston discusses sinus trouble and its history from neuralgia to modern labeling. He notes headaches as a key symptom and explains how past treatments focused on pain relief while recognizing the condition’s persistent, real nature.
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Iago Galdston
Thomas
Causes and complications of sinus infections from allergy to teeth
The article explains how head cavities open into the nose and how sinus infection often follows nasal inflammation. It notes allergy as a major cause, mentions sinusitis from influenza and swimming pools, and explains adenoids and a deviated septum as contributing factors. It also states 20 to 35 percent of sinus infections arise from upper molar teeth.
Five Kansas sergeants vie for first sergeant post in draft
Five sergeants of Co. M. 137th Infantry Kansas National Guard compete for first sergeant of the company. Tryouts include close order drill with each man leading for minutes. Capt. Wayne Allphin to announce results soon after a lengthy session Monday night. Nearby, a farm parcel north of Victory Junction sold for 4000 to John H. Padget of Omaha. The county jail yard marker vanished. a donor supplied a shade for a window at Fire Station No. 2. deputy sheriff George Price sold his old Chrysler sedan.
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Co. M. 137Th Infantry
Kansas National Guard
Wayne Allphin
Victory Junction
Leavenworth — Road
Dennis Cummings
John H. Padget
Omaha, Nein
George “Game” Price
Number of Pins Signals Prosperity Rebound in Town
A Lawrence man, back from World War II, notes more shirt pins proving a corner turned as he recounts buying V-8 Ford and evolving clothing trends. He observes shirts with two, twelve pins, suggesting factory tagging strategies mark rising prosperity amid a low mood and cautious optimism.
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Lawrence
Pic
Sauakers
Prosper
Lot Taker University Enters 76th Year After Break
Present figures show enrollment nearly steady with the start of the new term after a three day midyear vacation. The university began its 76th year yesterday marking another step in its ongoing academic program.
Marriage License Granted in Olathe to Robinson and Evans
A marriage license was granted today to George R. Robinson and Louise Evans, both of Olathe, with plans to wed by Rev. Mrs Thomas of Lawrence. The department of agriculture enforces twenty two foreign plant quarantines. In infant schools college, new secretarial training classes begin.
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George R. Robinson
Louise Evans
Olathe
Thomas
Lawrence
Department of Agriculture
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