Third Party Proposal Seen as Fragmented Poll Move
The article discusses a potential third party formed by those dissatisfied with Republican and Democratic platforms. It would include dry advocates and equalization fee supporters among others. Few leaders back the idea, doubt about its viability, while campaign issues center on prohibition and promotion. The Kansas view notes the Democratic party has varied aims beyond prohibition.
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William White
Smith
Hoover
Legislators to Decide on Special Session for Aid Plan
Governor Paulen awaits hundreds of letters and telegrams urging a special session to press a constitutional amendment for federal aid. The final decision rests on legislative agreement to submit the amendment to voters and adjourn once done. The text notes Germany's shift to a conciliation policy to reduce conflicts and advance peaceful coexistence.
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Paulen
Kanzag
German political shift noted after Hindenburg era ends
A monarchist view fades as Germany moves forward under the new republic. Experts say monarchism is dead since Hindenburg became president, with former crown prince still idolized by some and Fourth of July style nationalist actions reemerging in gentler form. Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson marked today with cautious restraint as debate over England’s position lingers in public discourse.
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Germany
Opposi
Fepublic
Hindenburg
Republic
Jnd
Merly Laid
Claith
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Mr. Thompson
England
Hoover era science on ticket seen as rare case
Washington AP reports a president and first lady both scientists appearing on a major political ticket. Herbert Hoover, a mining engineer by training, and his wife Helen Hoover translated Old Latin texts, notably Agricola’s De Re Metallica, in 1912.
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Washington
Herbert
Stanford University
Hoover
Stanford
Geslory
Studw-Ayd
Ofa
National Research Fund
Natonal Academy of Sciences
Not Too Religious Prisoners Lack Core Religious Knowledge
Columbus July 8 United Press reports State Welfare Director John Harper finds most inmates profess religion yet few can recite the Lord s Prayer or the Ten Commandments. In a Gouvernor Donahey briefing Harper notes 98.5 percent claim belief, but four years yield no prisoner who could repeat the Commandments. Two Black inmates nearly recited the Words Prayer, others could not name the commandments.
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Columbus
United Press
United States
Johnn. Harper
State Penitentiary
Harper
Vic Donahey
Co-eds Spend Big on Clothes at California Colleges
Figures show University of California and University of Southern California coeds spend between 1000 and 1400 dollars annually on clothing. Breakdown lists dresses about 400, shoes 120, coats 310, hats 60, and other items filling the rest.
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Berkeley
Cal
United’ Press
U. of CG
U. of South California
Little Theater makes strides in Dixie in South
AP report notes the Little Theater movement has grown from ramshackle barns to modern venues. New Orleans hosts the oldest Little Theater in the South, with a 48‑seat playhouse for about 5,000 members. Dallas built a $100,000 house after winning the Belasco trophy. In Birmingham, a five‑year‑old Little Theater owns a $60,000 facility and stages notable productions.
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Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
South
Vieux Carre
Art
Dallas
Little Theater
David Belasco
New York
Oliver Hinsdell
Ferenc Molnas
South's Little Theater groups boost drama circuits
City landmarks pass 1000 members under Bernar Szold guidance as Birmingham Little Theater runs an annual prize play contest. Savannah Town Theater nears a $50,000 build. Atlanta tests new repertory plans. Charleston adds a new Little Theater. Other southern groups include Columbia, Knoxville, Nashville, and Shreveport with UNC Playmakers and University of Louisville players noted among colleges.
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Bernar Szold
Dallas
Savannah
Galveston
Chattanooga
Charleston
Birmingham Little Theater
Memphis
Savannah Town Theater
Georgia
Atlanta
J.madge Kennedy
J Theater Guild of New York
Helen
Little
South
Columbia
S. C
Knoxville
Modern structures replace old landmarks in Garden City
Garden City Kansas plans three new structures to replace historic sites. The old stone jail, the Van de Water home in the Stevens addition, and the Eichorn building in Old Town will be razed as a $150,000 four story court house, a $50,000 brick church, and a two story replacement rise on the sites. Contracts set for August 8. Buffalo Jones donated the jail site. Nine candidates seek Morris county sheriff as Democrats.
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Garden City
Kan
Finney County
Chion
Anj
Main Street
Eichorn
Old Town
Jones
van de Water
Stevens
Buffalo” Jones
Americanists to Hold 23rd Congress in New York
The International Congress of Americanists will meet in New York on September 17 for the twenty third session. Attending scholars from the Americas and Europe will discuss pre Columbian facial types, customs and related historical and geological topics. The meeting is organized with official invitations and government representation, continuing a biennial tradition since 1875.
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Americas
International Congress of Americanists
France
United States
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Senate
House
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Columbia Ceuln Pt
Brooklyn
Museum
Museum of the American Indian
Heye Foundation
American Ethnological Society
American Geographical Society
New York Academy of Sciences
The
Archaeological Institute_of America
Washington
Narron
Roads for Farmers and Tourists Emphasized in Shawnee Talk
A Shawnee discussion urged improving highways to serve farmers and tourists. Speakers argued good roads cut transport costs, reduce weather delays, and boost farm markets by enabling farmers to haul more, more often, to market, shaping pricing and marketing efficiency.
History highlights from 1856 to 1870 Toneka events
The record notes 1856 when the state legislature met at Toneka and Acting Governor Woodson ordered dispersal. Colonel B W Sumner of the U S Army enforced the order. 1866 marks a SAS soldiers celebration in Toneka with General Blunt presenting battle flags to Governor Crawford. 1870 covers Osage lands meeting at Lahore and forecasts of a record crop after fruit harvests.
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Toneka
Woodson
B. W. . Sumner
United States Army
SAS
Blunt
Dresents
Crawford
Settlerson
Osage
Lahore
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Academic Visits
A long list of residents and visitors center on summer activities and schooling. Henry Longwood visits his brother Samy Nel Longwood. Helen Garrett heads to New York via Washington DC to attend Columbia summer school and is a Port Arthur teacher. Grace Kirker earned her Baker AB degree and returns to Uniontown. her father drives to Baldwin for her homecoming. The Johnston sisters, teachers in southern Kansas, visit Thayer and attend Baker summer sessions with their father a local Methodist pastor. Various families, socials, and church events appear, including a Riley Sunday school social, a Lamarian Bible Class lawn gathering, and a Baker pool outing. Local figures also travel to Atchison and Syracuse for family and academic commitments with health updates on Mrs. Lucy Watson.
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Henry Longwood
Samy
Nel Longwood
Helen Garrett
Columbia
New York
Washington,d. C
Garrett
Port Arthur
Texas
Grace Kirker
Baker
Uniontown
Baldwin
T. E. Johnston
Thayer
Edith
Mary
Zeta Tau Alpha
Misses Johnston
Kansas
Thee Methodist
E. A. Holman
Calvin E. Holman
Olman
Holman
Laura Johnston
Newton Iowa
Robert E. Wilson
Riley
Ella Wise
Fremont Street
Frank E
Dorothy Deel
Mary Margaret Williams
Allié Gayle Parmenter
Narty
Baker Pool
Samuel T. Hughes
St. Baldwin
Frank Fas Marsh
Syracuse
N. Y
Kansas City
Ladies Aid Will Jhold
G. E. Neal
Dorothy
James Potts
Billy Ets
Carthage
Leon
Williaus
Fi “Methodist
Speci
Howard Sanders
Elsie| Haigh
Origan
Cammie
Wilt
Aptive
Lawrence
Charles
E. Beeks
Arid
Los Angeles
Gray
J. Bridwell
Leadville
Bridwell
Trusheim
Vint Trusheim
Black Jack
Evans
Topeka
Miss McIntosh
St. Louis
Oklahoma
St. Joseph
Bright
Calvin EB. Holman
First Methodist
Dale ‘Lucas
U. S. Eagle 55
Norfolk
D. E. Lucas
Clyde Stewart
Beulah
Ethlyn Stepwart
Death of Mrs T N Shirar Prompts Community Mourning
Fairview district mourns the death of Mrs. T. N. Shirar at Memorial hospital. Funeral services were held from Rumsey Funeral Home in Lawrence conducted by Rev. K. Morgan. Numerous relatives and friends attended. town residents extend sympathy. A long list of local visitors and gatherings is noted, highlighting community ties and post funeral remembrances.
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T. N. Shiraz
Memorial Hospital
Rumsey
Lawrence
Ie K.morgan
Fairview Church
Shirar
C. A. Whedon
Harold Marshall
Frank Horrell
Frank Horrell. Pallbearers Were the Nephews of Mr. Shirar
G. A. Whedon
C. L. Shirar
Ernest Leary
Will Walker
Co. C. Krum
Earley Huddlesston
Justine. Brown
Kansas City
Elsie
Carlotta
Ted Brown
Patricia Ann
Luke Brown
Ruth
Mary Marshall
Blanche Marshall
W. Cooper
Brown Home
Phil Gom
Mons
Haskell
Floyd Nisely
Walter’ Howard
Pleasant Valley
Clyde
Frank Sigles
Kearney
Neb
Godfrey Reetz
Reetz
E. K. Brown
T. J. Manor
Walter Aad
Peters
Miller
Lena Miller
Brownlee
Mary Brownlee
Elwyn
Chas. Howard
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Wells and Nearby
Local residents attended gatherings and visited kin across Wells and nearby towns. Numerous calls and Sunday visits involved Summers Gilkison Withers Howard Rowlen Peters Leary Mann Brown and Nottingham families. A birthday anniversary and a family reunion at the Nottingham home featured pineapple ice cream and cake for twenty two guests.
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Herbinborn
Laywfrence
Wells
Summers
Manhattan
Gilkison
Re. Withers
Ao Howard
Feng
Sot Bee Fred. How
L. D
Oe Roberts
Lawrence
Alice Marie
Johny Garrett
Eugene ‘Leary
Leary
Ellen, Leary
Ed Howard
Theodore
Guy
Lloyd Howard
Louis Seele
Gunther Seele
Brackett
Vesta
Kansas City Snd
Harold Nottingham
E. Ralston
Ralston
Paul
Koehler
Edna
William Wells
Chas. Wells
Vernon Garrett
Shirley
Pleasant Valley
Marion School Kids Link With World Leaders in Class
Civics pupils in Marion Massachusetts exchange letters with prominent figures and nations, study autographed portraits of presidents and kings, and receive reference works from about a dozen countries. Guided by Miss Ruth White, the class also kept an alligator as a geography aid before it was moved south for the winter.
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Marion
Mass
Coolidge
James Addams
Herbert
Hoover
Governor Smith
New York
Ruth Is. White
Florida
Poetlistiss
Wweather
Southland
Japanese figures study inspires self-reliance in children
An excerpt describes Masako Matsuda and US contact with a Japanese student collection. Miss White praises the project for fostering initiative, noting pupils engage in tasks independently rather than depending on teachers or books, while expressing gratitude for cooperative support and the cost efficiency of the effort.
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Ito
Polish Woman Leads Warsaw Anti Slavery Drive
Miss Stanislas Paleologue, descendant of Greek emperors, heads 4 1 corps of twenty three veteran Polish Women's Legion members in Warsaw. She organized the corps in February and serves as official head of Poland's social crusade, with a lineage tracing to the 1863 Polish movement and honors for defense of Lwow.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stanislas Paleologie
Polish Women's Legion
Lwow
Lascatis
Charg
Miss Paleologue
Greece
Paleslogde
Zagorska
Denise “Ogee
Unearthed Mammoth Skeletons Near Redington Neb
United Press reports fossils found near Redington, Nebraska, including a mammoth skull about four feet across and seven feet long, a five-foot jaw bone, and shells plus plant prints indicating an ancient riverbank site. Additional notes mention nearby decorative boudoir lamps featuring crystal bases and shades.
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