Restore Property to the Hapsburgs in Austria
Vienna reports the Austrian cabinet voted to restore properties of the old royal family amid monarchist optimism. Archduke Otto of Hapsburg, 22, lives with family in Steeneckerzeel castle in Belgium as monarchists push plans toward a throne return.
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Vienna
Hapsburg
Kaiser Otto
Steeneckerzeel Castle
Belgium
Archduke Otto of
Altho
Carl
Madeira Island
Austria
Otto
Boy Held in Shooting Near Meador Case
An 18 year old, Lawrence E. Coffey of Butterfield, confessed to shooting Probate Judge Dan B. Meador during a golf outing and fled. Meador remains in critical condition as authorities prepare assault with intent to murder charges. if death occurs, murder charges may follow. Coffey was captured at his stepmother's home after being traced from the scene by bloodhounds and train trips.
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Cassville
Dan B. Meador
Lawrence E. Coffey
Butterfield
Gladden Daugherty
Meador
Ed Prossard
Coffey
Prossard
Daugherty
McDonald County
Olive Coffey
Pueblo, Cole
Bankers and business minds lure with larger mortgages
A Lawrence banker contemplates how a bigger mortgage can shape perception of a business. A local businessman asked for a $5,000 increase to signal investment, hoping more customers would trade. Charles D. Edmondson, named city parks superintendent, becomes a special officer. Mr and Mrs F C Penfield return from long California stay to visit Topeka and DY, Bice, and Esterly are noted locals.
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Lawrence
Charles D. Edmondson
New York Street
Will Johns
F.C. Penfield
Topeka
California
Bice
Re. C.sterly
D. E. Esterly
Test Your Knowledge Quiz on Classified Page Answers
The reader is directed to the classified page for answers to seven questions covering geography literature and civics. It mentions Lake Huron's northeast section Melilis Lake Chad the Hawaiian largest island the term gerrymandering and the Tennessee Valley Authority among other prompts. The ad urges calling Ad-Taker to sell items like bicycles wagers and other notes.
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Lake Huron
Melilis
Hawaiian Islands
Lake Chad
Forum
Tennessee Walter Authority
Landon Talk Across the Nation Not Just Kansas
Topeka dispatch notes that Alf Landon has not declared for president and avoids national politics while his governance of Kansas is praised for a balanced budget and tax cuts. Beyond Kansas, interest grows as out of state reporters seek details and Rotary convention delegates in Mexico also inquire about Landon as a potential rival to Roosevelt.
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Topeka
UPI
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Landon
State of
London
Roosevelt
Garner
Hoover
Curtis—Landon
Karsang
International Rotary, Club
City of
Mexico
Hitching Post Census Counts 28 Posts on Main Street
Lawrence residents counted 28 hitching posts along Massachusetts street from blocks 600 to 1100. The 800 block appears to have been a hub, with ten posts on each side in that single block. The 900 block had six posts, while the 600 and 1000 blocks each had one. Plans to split parties.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Mecca
Townsend Discusses Backing for 1936 Campaigning
Kansas City July 4 CP Dr F Townsend of pension plan outlined plans to split major parties in 1936 to elect a president and vice president of opposing faiths. Townsend, a Long Beach physician behind the revolving old age pension plan, said he would not name the two liberal senators his group has chosen. He said at one point they hoped to support Roosevelt but have given up hope.
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Kansas City
F. Townsend
Pension Plan
Townsend
Long Beach
Roosevelt
Broken Bow
Okla
William Henry
Murray
Tshomingo
Oklahoma
Yashan Creek
Hoover on liberty as America’s mission in Fourth of July address
Grass Valley California July 4 Herbert Hoover declared preservation of individual liberty the mission of the United States. He warned a global crisis threatens freedom and urged firm adherence to constitutional fundamentals to protect the weak and restrain the strong while pursuing prosperity and fair distribution through liberty.
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Grass Valley
Calif
America
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Rosenwald Dies at 62 Brother of Julius Rosenwald
Louis S. Rosenwald, 62, a longtime Salina merchant, died today in Salina Kansas. He was brother of the late philanthropist Julius Rosenwald. Survived by his widow and three children, after 35 years in Saline.
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Salina
Kan
Louis S. Rosenwald
Julius Rosenwald
Rosenwald
Saline
Talmadge Urges States Rights in Independence Day Speech
Canton Ga July 4 Governor Eugene Talmadge used an Independence Day bridge dedication to attack the Roosevelt administration. He framed state sovereignty as the nation’s bulwark and warned that ignoring state rights could dissolve the union. He condemned New Deal legislation as a failure and urged immediate abandonment of Roosevelt programs as the path to recovery.
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Canton
Eugene Talmadge
Roosevelt
Georgia
New York
Maine
California
Oregon
Talmadge
Couple Escapes Drowning After Car Goes in Ditch
Salina Kansas July 4 a couple escaped drowning after their car overturned in flood water along U S highway 40 near New Cambria R J Ackerman of Topeka and his wife were pulled from the water by neighbor Lawrence Einhaus who saw the car sinking while hurrying to notify his parents of rising Saline river flood. The car skidded into the ditch to avoid a stalled vehicle.
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Salina
Kan
New Cambria
R. J. Ackerman
Topeka
Lawrence Einhaus
Ackerman
Griffith Prefers Roads and Ponds Plan for Kansas
UP dispatch notes Works Progress Administration official Evan Griffith pledges to push farm to market roads lakes and ponds as major WPA features in Kansas after a telegram from Representatives Hope and Carlson. He welcomes further ideas from Kansas lawmakers. Archduke Otto rejects a return without full consent of all parties. Ethiopia vows to avoid war but pledges to meet its duty if conflict arises.
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Washington
Evan Griffith
Works Progress
Kansas
Griffith
Hope
Carlson
Works Progress Administration
Hope and
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Associated Press
Italy
Social Roundup Feeds Weekend Visits And Travel
L L Kindred with Wil lam Edelbrock drove to Kansas City with stock. Casper Wyoming guests Mrs Ross Murthy and Mrs I P Murthy visited Mr and Mrs Robert Kerr. Numerous callers in Eudora and Weaver included the Wests, Lawlers, Koehler, Strobel, Bernitz, Edelbrocks, Reuschs, Neises, and others. A band concert in Eudora city park capped the outing with Epworth League selling treats to fund a Baldwin Institute delegate.
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L. L. Kindred
Willam Edelbrock
Kansas City
Ross Murthy
Casper
Wyo
I. P. Murthy
Wyoming
Robert Kerr
Jimmie West
Cheyenne
Mildred Lawler
Earl West
Eudora
Gus Koehler
Koehler
J. E. Hampton
Olathe
Bennie Panee
Baby
Sunny
Bert Menzier
Lou Lawson
H. Norman
W. Mowder
Overbrook
Margaret Spiteli
William Spiteli
Weaver
Jake Strobel
Eula Reusch
Hollywood
Cal
Kate Edelbrock
Robert Reusch
Pete Edelbrock
Edelbrock
Florida
Minnie Neis
Otto Abel
Dan Neis
DeSoto
Alice Waiters
Carl Pfieger
Helen Pfieger
South Eudora
Charlie Payne
Carl Neis
Vernon
Broer
Wayne Ross
Prairie Center
Ruth Ness
Lawrence
Dan Strobel
Nevieve Wilson
Howard Bernitz
Johnnie Reusch
Floyd Broers
Betty Rose
Aileene Marsh
Baby Neis
Alice Walters
Carl Pfleger
Helen Pfleger
Neis hLome
Local Social Roundup and a Congressional Quip
A Kansas social list notes visits and gatherings among Roscoe Felix Raymond and neighbors including Law rence, Kaw Valley, DeSoto and Lawrence residents. The column ends with John Lee, Oklahoma congressman, recounting a crossroad audience joke about the New Deal and a farmer replying with G P for relief.
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John Lee
Oklahoma
Congress
Children’s Day Exercises At Wellman Chapel Woodstock
Wellman Chapel hosted a large crowd for Sunday evening Children’s Day program after no services that afternoon. Flowers adorned the church as Annie Robinson opened with song and recitations by Margaret and Maria Wellman. The program included poems, songs, and a playlet titled Suffer the Little Children to Come Unto. A county teachers examination is scheduled in Oskaloosa Friday and Saturday at 8 am.
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Wellman Chapel
Oskaloosa
Mabel
Helen Petiit
Pageant songs and patriotism at church event
Rev Rus spoke on giving offerings as Dy peete ald and Leland Parker led a Children’s Day pageant. A mixed quartet sang religious numbers including Gloria Patri and Doxology, followed by patriotic songs America and Onward Christian Soldiers. June 30 Christian Endeavor discusses What Makes a Nation Great before a Fourth of July patriotic meeting with a Thanksgiving prayer For Good Citizens.
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Russells
Dy Peeteald
Leland Parker
Pagean
America
Jesus
Birthday party honors seventh birthday in Tonganoxie
Mrs. Bradford hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her son’s seventh birthday with games and refreshments. Attendees included Stephenson, Clifford Lee DeLude, Curtis Parker, Bessie Parker, Kitty Lou Coburn, Dollie Lea Coburn, Margie Coburn, Harold Needham, Kenneth Morrow, and Mickey Morrow. Mary Lou Earlenbaugh of Lawrence will teach music at Bonner Springs high school next year. Mildred Jones will teach Edminster school. John Bartlett has a new delivery truck. Mrs Frances Bullimore’s home looks fresh with new paint. Harvey Blackwell bought a new coupe.
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John Bartlett
Frances Bullimore
Harvey Blackwell
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