Reynolds Wins Largest North Carolina Senate Primary Majority
Robert R. Reynolds, Asheville lawyer and prohibition supporter, captured the Democratic nomination for U S Senate in North Carolina with about a 100000 vote margin over incumbent Cameron Morrison. Reynolds led from June primary results across 1619 of 1829 precincts, defeating Morrison in a runoff after three rivals were eliminated. Governor hopeful C G B Ehringhaus led in governor race with about 10000 margin in incomplete returns. Reynolds would assume the seat if elected in November, facing Jake Newell of Charlotte who has city party ties.
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Chstrotte
N C
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Reynolds
Asheville
Cameron Morrison
Reynold
Morrison
Prohibition
B. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
Ehringhaus
Fountain
C. Max Gardner
Lee S Over
Jake Newell
Charlotte
Life of Thomas E Newlin Pioneer Los Angeles Banker
Thomas E Newlin a prominent Los Angeles banker and civic leader died from brain concussion after being struck by a streetcar in Los Angeles on June 18 He served as Los Angeles county clerk from 1896 to 1900 and remained a director at Farmers and Merchants National Bank as well as a member of Security First National Bank He helped found Whittier and owned large peanut and citrus groves He leaves two daughters and awaits funeral arrangements to be announced
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Los Angeles Times
Thomas E. Newlin
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Thomas EE. Newlin
Good Samaritan ‘Hospital
Sixth and
Spring Streets
Newlin
Gurney Newlin
West Twenty-Eighth Street
Los ‘Angeles
Altho
Farmers’ and Merchants’ational Bank
Security-First National Bank
Heal- 330
Hadley +Ranch’ Company
Whittier
Los Angeles i
Armers’ and Merchants’ National Shank
Financial Institution
Attorney Newlin
Hill. Hastings
George R. Bell
San Marino
Will Jbe
Indiana
Valet 71 Maintains Kaiser's Mustache in Berlin
AP report from Berlin notes Francois Haby, aged 71, who for 26 years kept the Kaiser’s mustache styled upright. He designed a nightly face strap with lotion to keep the mustache stiff and in place, claiming it helped the monarch’s look during travels.
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Berlin
Francois Haby
Yi Haby
New Footwear Trends Shift Toward Molded Footwear
A New York report notes a shift in women's sandals and open footwear toward molded, slender styles with foot-hugging effects. Paris designs influence fall wear, with high-heeled, sport-inflected oxfords gaining favor on the Atlantic market.
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New York
Daly
Paris
Atlantic
Oxford
Third Party Fusion Convention Names Presidential Contenders
Kansas City July 4. Leaders of a national third party fusion convention in session projected a presidential and vice presidential nominee by nightfall. Candidates mentioned include Jacob S Coxey Norman Thomas W H Harvey Frank E Webb and Andrew Nordskog with Roland Bruner organizing to oppose major parties on a cash soldier bonus platform. Delegates from about 20 states attend as a platform pledges support to the constitution.
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Kansas City
Jacob S
Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Washington
W. H. (Goin) Harvey
Monte Ne
Ark
Liberty Party
Norman Thomas
New York
Col
Frank E. Webb
Laborite
San Francisco
Andrew Nordskog
California
Roland E. Bruner
Librry Party
Fire at Coe's Store Destroys Motor in Refrigeration System
Firefighters were called to Coe's Drug Store Number 2 at 414 West Fourteenth Street around late morning on July Fourth where a motor in the refrigeration unit caught fire due to insufficient lubrication. The only damage reported was to the motor. The alarm was activated at 12 40 o'clock.
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Coe’s Drug
West Fourteenth Street
Fire damages barn garage at Tennessee street residence
Firemen responded to a small roof fire at the barn adjoining a garage at the residence of T. & Hanks, 1234 Tennessee Street, late Saturday afternoon. Damage described as slight by firemen.
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T. &. Hanks
Tennessee Street
Aerials Seen Over Lawrence and County Happenings
Report from Lawrence notes three army airplanes flying in formation over the city on Sunday morning with east to south then return routes. Local farmer reports 200 young quails last Thursday, indicating a likely large hatch this year. Additional flights occurred yesterday amid storms, including a tranp plle eastward and a quick biplane sighting toward Kansas City. Firework sales rise for the Fourth as colorful skies precede storms. July 4 1918 and 1932 reflections touch on battlefield scenes, gas shells, artillery and morale while a cool day invites rest and pink lemonade questions.
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Lawrence
Mondidier- Neyon Salient
Union
Grivesnes
Amiens
America
Plan ties war debts to German reparations at Lausanne
Lausanne July 4 AP A compromise plan links German reparations to U S debts, with a French safeguard. Germany could claim reparations end while France argues debts safeguarded, bond total put between 720 million and 1.0086 billion dollars, convertible after three years, under bank for international settlements review. Discussions expected to continue through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Switzerland
United States
France
Franz von Papen
America
von Papen
Bank For International Settlements
Sketches From the Capital Questions and Answers
A historical Q and A rounds through Democratic conventions two thirds rule origins and notable reversals. It covers figures like Andrew Jackson John Calhoun Champ Clark and elections around 1832 1912 and the vice presidency offers by Daniel Webster Fy of Frank Lowden and Harding Coolidge succession. The piece includes Garfield Ohio politics and the overlap of roles as Congressman Senator elect and President elect.
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Andrew Jackson
John Calhoun
South Carolina
Calhoun
Champ Clark
Clark
Baltimore
Daniel ‘Webster
Zachary Aalor
Taylor
Millard Fillmore
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Iowa
Frank O. Lowden
Lowa
Vics
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
House’ of Representatives
United States
A. James A. Garfield
House
Ohio
Hemening
Pees
Woman Denies Murder In English Society Drama
London July 4 AP Mrs Elvira Dolores Barney former actress and society beauty stood in the old Bailey dock and said not guilty to the charge of shooting and killing Michael Scott Stephen at her May 31 apartment. The court heard testimonies from neighbors and ballistic expert Sir Bernard Spillsbury as the case opened. Stephen, 26, a familiar figure in London society, was shot after a cocktail party. witnesses recalled his pleas and her alleged threats prior to the fatal event.
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London
Elvira
Dolores Barney
England
Old Bailey Criminal Court
Michael Scott Stephen
Society Man
Irs
Barney
Justice Humphreys
Iich
Percival Clarke
Stephen
London’s Smart Circles, Was Shot Following A Cocktail Party In Mrs. Barney
Mrs. Barney
Bernard Spillsbury
Scotland Yard
Georgia Voting By Mail Requires Much Ceremony
Atlanta AP reports Georgia voters may cast ballots by mail only with legal ceremony. The process requires a witness or postal official present during marking and sealing, with the voter placing the sealed ballot in a second envelope and mailing it without revealing how they voted.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Manila Police Track Soviet Visitors Misled by Crew
Manila police watched captains of two Soviet fishing ships that visited the city but followed the wrong men. Crew members said the real boss was a sailor who headed the Soviet committee. The captains were navigation officers. Filipino communists serenaded the ships with a brass band, stirring police suspicions though visits continued.
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Manila
Argentine Public Library Yields Rare Old Volume
In Salta an edition of Las Siete Partidas dating to the 13th century was found in the public library vault. The 350-year-old law book may stay in Argentina after discovery by local librarians. Library of Congress had sought a copy in Buenos Aires.
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Salta
Argentina
Bank of the Nation
Deaths and Funerals for Pentlin Father and Son Pair
Isaac W. Pentlin 76 died yesterday at a local hospital. Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon at 8:80 from the Rumsey residence with burial at Maple Grove cemetery. Surviving relatives include four sons and two daughters.
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Teaac W. Pentlin
Isaac W. Pentlin
Maple Grove
Australian Secret Six To Combat Bribe System
Sydney AP report describes a secret inner council of six leading citizens forming an Anti Bribery and Secret Commissions Protection League at the urging of the Rotary organization. Bribery and gifts to politicians for large orders were rising, prompting the new group to trap and prosecute bribe payers.
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Sydney
Australia
Otary
Hugh Dyer
West Thir
Teenth Street
Dyer
Edwin Fen, Stemaker
Lawrence
20 Camps To Be Built For World's Fair Goers
Chicago AP reports a plan for 20 official tourist camps near the Century of Progress fair. Camps may hold up to 500 cabins each to handle the automobile influx and align with auto-route markings guiding visitors to the exposition.
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Chicago
Fourth Hot and Sticky Fourth of July Weather Report
The United States Weather Bureau warned of a hot and humid Independence Day with high humidity and near 100 degrees in parts of the state. Forecaster B. R. Laskowski expected cooler air to arrive by tomorrow bringing temperatures around 85. Cloudy skies in the north and chances of local showers over the next 36 hours were noted, with Dodge City reaching 96 yesterday and Goodland at 68 last night.
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Toneka
United States Weather Bureau
B. R
Askowski
Mercury
Kansas
Laskowski
Unday
Dodge City
Goodland
Floyd Jones Returns to Chicago After Visit
Floyd Jones from Chicago arrived Saturday evening to join his wife and baby at the home of Mrs. Jones' parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cummings. They have been visiting for a month and will leave Friday for Chicago.
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Floyd Jones
Chicago
Hungarian Nazi Group Forming in Budapest
AP reports Zoltan Mesko in Budapest declares plans to form a national socialist party named Hungarian National Socialist Farmers and Workers Party. He criticizes current policies as driving Hungary toward ruin and promises to promote Hitlerism locally.
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Hitler
Budapest
Zoltan Meskodin
Hun
Hungary
Hongarian National - Sae Farmers and . Workers Party
Elee
Assassin’s novel barred by French postal ruling
A German publisher planned release of Paul Gorzuloff’s 7 S novel The Romance of a slack in France but the French government ordered postal authorities to block its import, citing national security concerns after the assassination of President Doumer.
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Paul Gorzuloff
Doumer
France
Parry Family Visits and Local News From Linwood
Linwood residents Mrs Minnie Parry Mrs Sarah Parry and Miss Esther Parry with Dorothy and Mary Jane Barrett of Topeka spent Friday in Lawrence. Tudhope family travels to Topeka visiting Howard and family. Mary Hill wed Geo Tudhope in San Antonio Texas on June 29. Potato digging thrives. high quality crop and good prices. Mrs Tudhope and Mr Tudhope son Geo to settle in San Antonio. Community meeting notes praise, strong turnout and older county home premises hosting a Baptist youth picnic expected to draw many attendees.
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Minnie Parry
Sarah Parry
Telah Burnett
John McCabrin
Oklahoma City
Linwood
Carl Meinke
Topeka
James Tudhope
Geo Tudhope
Mary Hill
San Antonio
Texas
Ope
Tudhope
Jar
Walter Mize
Toppke 2
S. James Tudhope
Local community notes and social events roundup
UNCLE SAM'S BEST FOR OLYMPICS daughter Barbara of Muncie visited Linwood Friday. Mr and Mrs Emmett Shaw of Lenape attended the taxpayers meeting last Monday. Miss Mary Elder, operated on in Kansas City, resumed work at the State University. June 28 meeting of Sunflower 4-H with 17 members. Minnie Kahle read on Hall of Fame. lunch served by hostesses. Kansas City visits and dinners reveal active social circuit. 4-H groups report officer elections and sewing and canning work. tax meeting at Barker schoolhouse well attended. Sunflower leaders meet at Elizabeth Virgins home. First Baptist group plans 2024-25 activities nearby.
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Barbara
Muncie
Linwood
Emmett Shaw
Lenape
Mary Elder
Kansas City
State University
Clarerice Gorrill
Katherine
John Marshall
Paul Winter
Barr Gorrill
Carl Myers
C. P. A. Lodge
Barker
Helen Harshberger
Elizabeth Wigeing
Barker Schoolhouse
Sunflower
Elizabeth “Virgins
Helen Virginia
Dollie Hill
Villa Eden
Paul Winters
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
J. H. McClanahan
Rosemary Glenn
Edward McClanahan
Miss Hughes
Lucille Hall
Sabetha
F. H.' Nace
William Orr
Lyons
Kan
Orr
Donald Smith
Topeka
D. T. McCall
T. K. Murphy
Marion Horner
Methodist Church
Celia Wolters
Ladies Aid
Wolters
Ada Mikesell
J. E. Shirek
Cordelia McCall
Evaline Lasswell
Mary Holly
Emma Ballard
Gertrude McCarty
Dora Shaw
Olivia Fulton
Florence Claar
Marion Lasswell
Ted Smith
Fred Smith
Edgewood
Lecompton Church Summer Services and Local Socials
Lecompton residents host guests from Lawrence and Sabetha while Union services start weekly through summer at United Brethren and Methodist churches Rev L A Stone to preach July 3 and again Sunday night at U B church. local visits include McClanahans, Nace family, and the Murphy household planning travel for a bridge contract in Lyons Fred and Mrs Skiles entertain T K Murphy and Mrs Cottrell.
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Fred Skiles
Lawrence
T. K. Murphy
Margaret Cottrell
Mane
Lecompton
United Brethren Church
Methodist
L. A. Stone
U. B
G.C. Albin
Minervian Club Meets at Mrs Springer Home
The Minervian club gathered at the home of Mrs. E A Springer on Wednesday for a local meeting.
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E. A. Springer
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Thomas E.newlin
Kaiser
Senator Barkley
Third Party
Coe
Hoover and
Curtis Pole
Ncern Senate
Hoover
U. S. Guyer
C. E. Merwin
C. E. Mervin
Indiana Street
John
Dynes
Gunnison
Cole
John Merwin
Bruce Merwin
Carbondale
Ill
Ray Merwin
Hollywood
Cal
Robert A. Hunt
First Methodit Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Uncle Sam
Bors Helens Madison
Bunter Crabbe
Hart Schaffner and Marx
Manhattan
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