Treaty split heats senate as Reno court widens doors
The London naval treaty looms before the American senate in a likely one sided vote with opposition speeches by notable lawmakers. President Hoover backs swift ratification for relief from naval costs, while Hearst papers press dissent. Reno rises as divorce laws shift tourism to marriage services, boosting the city's economy. Kansas state park funding is trimmed with Leavenworth and Ninnescah plans scaled back, fueling public questions on allocations.
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Senate
Washington
Hoover
Hearst
Stimpson
Reno
California
Nevada
State Parks plan statement on park arrears and funds
The State Fish and Game Commission may issue a statement after noting reduced arrears for the Northeast Kansas state park near Tongan and lower estimated funds to be added for the park’s improvement.
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Kansas
Tongan
Old Home Day Ends Amid Rain and Fireworks Fun
The Old Home Day activities faced rain and a smoky delay but concluded with a one o clock program led by President and speakers of the L. W. Spring. Albert Knittle read the Declaration of Independence, Honi. D. C. Hankel delivered a notable oration, and Harry of foot won the wheelbarrow race while Leavenworth’s Hinman took the 86.W.C. event. About 200 attendees enjoyed fireworks and a dance, with chess and checkers played by many. Miss Ida Spaulding and Miss Nellie Barnes departed east yesterday as Mrs. T. J. Guest and five sisters joined Mr. Guest in the county.
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L. W. Spring
Luc . Beatty
Albert Knittle
Honi
D.C. Hankel
Harry
W. C. Hinman
Leavenworth
Office City
Harry Chaum
J. S. Crew
Wm. S. Sinclair
Massachusetts Street
Ida Spaulding
Nellie Barnes
East
T. J. Guest
Aj Sh
Guest
Elks convention attendees and local business shifts noted
Twenty five years ago on July 7 Buffalo hosted Elks delegates including John Sanborn and family. J R Greenlees shifts focus to oil as W H Pendleton mentions grain trade plans with Warren and Walter Gorsuch opening a grain dealing room. Local real estate highlights porch scenes on Ohio Street and Frank Dailee closes Daily Crockery shop to join driving work for the road.
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Elks
Buffalo
N. Y
Willohn Sanborn
Warren
Walter. James
Fred Soxman
Julie
B. Gorsuch
W. H. Pendleton
Fraternal Aid
Gorsuch
J. R. Greenlees
Jtown
Ohio Street
Hen Williams
J. C. Holloway
Frank Dailee
Daily Crockery
Massa professor Hewson linked with Wilmot Bellators
A fragmented note mentions Wilmot and professor Hewson in connection with the Bellators, suggesting a collaboration or affiliation. The readable wording is sparse but indicates a possible academic or organizational link. No dates or locations are clear in the fragment.
Ten Years Ago in Warrensburg and Clinton
Ten years ago on July 7th Miss Mamie Pow Mrs Helene Wetzel from Colfax traveled to Warrensburg and Clinton for a month of business. Elmer Hunter to manage Rawley Mercantile Co DeSoto. engagement announced for Eva George Dolbee of Fen Arkansas. Fourth of July picnics and mothers and daughters club events noted.
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Mamie Pow
Tuecille Va
Helene Wetzel
Colfax
Gene
Warrensburg
Clinton
Sally
Blian Hunter
Chillicotthe
Fen
Arkansas
J.B. Mack
Lee Learnard
Unitarian Church
Jennie Bowersock
George Hood
Irving Hill
Learnard
Charles Oder
George “McCoy
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Otto’ Fischer
Miss "Anderson
Miga Etfrieda Fischer
Eva Bell Anderson
Te George
Perry
Kansas
Anne
Town
Arthur Anderson
Kansas City
Helen Stailey
Pittsburg
Lucile Roberts
Kansas History July 6 1880 Reynolds dies in St Louis
Note reads two entries from Kansas history: on July 6 1880 George Ayn Reynolds, a prominent Parsons citizen, dies in St Louis. 1884 Soton Thacher of Lawrence is appointed commissioner to Central and South America to study methods of increasing trade with those countries and becomes publisher of the Lawrence Journal.
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George Ayn Reynolds
Parsons
St. Louis
Soton T O 'Thacher
Lawrence
Central
South America
Lawrence Journal
Determining Sex in Humans and Animals
A fragmented note discusses sex determination in humans and animals, noting two cell types with differing chromosome counts. It references parental influence, the roles of nourishment and hunger, and the idea that male offspring dynamics may be affected by maternal conditions and societal factors such as shopping and market prices.
Mary Lou Grieves As Tony Returns From War
In this chapter Mary Lou reunites with Tony after his return, noting his changed, more grown manly presence. They share a tense, affectionate moment amid cameras and crowds, but her hesitation and fear of losing him linger. She rejects his invitation for a celebratory night, anticipating the end of their pretending game with pain and regret.
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Tony
Lou
Brynmor
New York
London
Vetga
Jay
Jerry
Mary Lou
World
Dali
Faria
Jenty
Mary
Jay’s
Studi
Mae Fe Sa
Peariehe
Massie Greig
Weather’s Family By Mary Graham Bonner
A fragment from a whimsical tale features Mary Graham Bonner’s Weather’s Family and the Little Black Clock. The narrative hints at magical elements and time turning ideas, with characters like Wotan and a clothes tailor, but the readable text is incomplete.
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Mary
Graham Bonner
Jorwand
Open Letter to Governor on Highway Billboard Tax
A Kansas farm owner in Douglas and Sumner counties writes an open letter to the Governor lamenting billboard obstructions on highway 73 W near Lawrence. He alleges illegal business use, traffic hazards, and misdirected road revenues, urging removal to improve safety and questioning past tax promises. The letter also criticizes Henry J. Allen and political betrayals, noting a dubious appointee and electoral reflections.
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Oxford
Sumner County
Kansas
Governor, Co
Lawrence
Hincheon & Crawford
Topeka
Thomas E. Burton
Highway Commission
Douglas County
Sremor Reed
Ouermor
Henry J. Allen
Curtis
Allen
Omaha
Hensten Os
Bull Moozer
Alten
Kan
Henry Allen
Dougies
Sumner
Sai
Flashes of Life and Miscellany From City and Country
A jumble of brief items notes life in New York and nearby, from a liner tale to a police incident. Thomas Bradshaw protects a blue heron named Brategart, while Elie Taylor fishes in his Ontario garden and a St Johns church dedication in Long Beach and more.
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Associated Press
New York
Bremi
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Bradshaw
Park
Peate St. Marie
Misciaskora
Po Long Beach
St. John’s’ Lutheran Church
Hilleary
Jemmy Oro
Sean
International Race Looms as Jets Stall in Overnight News
A garbled overnight dispatch mentions President Je lse and a mix of names including Houston and Chicago with references to a federal agent shot and international diplomacy. The fragmentary text hints at a stalled race and ongoing security events, with several misread names and places.
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Associated
Pras
Lake City
Jelse
Yrathington
London
Houston
Chicago
Burke
Tinglemonter
Cole
Emile Sin Mates
Calit—Paul
College graduates earn less money after ten years
Minneapolis AP reports that college graduates earn less income in the first decade after graduation than peers with only a high school education. J C Lawrence, assistant to the Minnesota president, has collected data from a survey.
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Minneapolis
J. C. Lawrence
Minnesota
Ames farmers report higher management returns in 1929
Ames, Iowa. AP says farmers recorded an average increase of 102 dollars per farm in management returns over 1928. Management return equals the amount expenses are deducted from gross income, signaling improved efficiency amid a rough year for agriculture.
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Ames
Iowa
Noida
Gly-Cas credited for health recovery in Lawrence area
A local testimonial from Tinwood, Kansas, near Lawrence, claims Gly-Cas cured chronic health troubles. The speaker says bloating, constipation, kidney issues, and rheumatic pain disappeared, enabling better sleep and appetite. Gly-Cas is marketed by Round Corner Drug Store in Lawrence and other nearby towns.
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Tinwood
Ansas
Lawrence
Linwood
Ple
Round Corner Drug Store
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