National Representatives and News Syndicate Terms Noted
The text lists addresses for Lorenzen Thompson Inc offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St Louis Atlanta and references Associated Press republication rights and circulation audits in Lawrence Kansas. It mentions a LOGIN call window and quotes Proverbs about alcohol and a note about John Jacob Astor III buying a yacht and earning $25 a week.
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas Civ
Worth St
St. Louis
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
John Jacob Astor III
Newport
Payday talk and politics across the nation
Senator Arthur Capper warns that new taxes will not balance the budget and urges early restraint on spending before 1937. The piece notes Louisiana political turmoil around Huey Long, inflation outlooks, and Austria’s restitution of World War I assets to the Hapsburgs, hinting at renewed monarchy prospects and property divestments since their last possession.
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Arthur Capper
Senator Capper
Walmsley
New Orleans
Huey Long
Long
Louisiana
Austria
Diet
No Excuse for War Between Italy and Ethiopia
Sir Samuel Hoare says Italy’s expansion claims do not justify war and most of the world agrees yet Italy’s ruler remains determined. Dispatches report Italian troops moving and ongoing war talk from Rome as Ethiopia laments blocked munition markets and inability to defend itself.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Samuel Hoare
Rome
Africa
Lobbying and war munitions weave through early 1930s policy
The article critiques Italy's munitions buildup and calls for cutting foreign supplies, notes the Tennessee Valley Authority gains more power, and recalls Old Stubbs as a lens on lobbying. It suggests the New Deal could learn from 19th century efforts to shape legislation while warning of persistent lobbyist influence.
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House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Stubbs
Washington
Kansas
New Deal
Old Stubbs
Emporia Gazette
People and Places in Old Home Town News
Old Home Town notes W Boughton sails to Boston for offshore geological work with International Petroleum Co. Kaw Valley potato crop progress boosts market price to 3 down to 2.25 per hundred. Carter Tire and Battery Co. opens at 1000 Massachusetts St. Miss Isabel Keeler to Dundee Ill and Miss Ferris to Murphysboro Ill for Red Cross relief. Local social events include Miss Hosford hosting Irene Weissinger visit and party to the Varsity. Births announced: Mr and Mrs Had and Mr and Mrs Morgan. Miss Caverno and Miss Gaverno depart Northampton for home. Miss Lap tad to Denver and Cascade. W C Spangler and son Adolph head to Matador Texas for next year’s school superintendent post.
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Chas, W. Boughton
Boston
Penu
International Petroleum Co
Kaw Valley
Carter Tire and Battery Co
Massachusetts Street
A. B. Carter
Isabel Keeler
Dundee
Illinois
Emily Ferris
Murphysboro
Ill
Red Cross
Josephine Hosford
Irene Weissinger
Kansas City
Otto
F. Morgan
Leo Morgan
Julia Caverno
Dorothy R. Gaverno
Northampton
Mass
E. P. Sisson
Margaret Laptad
Denver
Cascade
Colors
W. C. Spangler
Adolph
Matador
Texas
Aviator Rolls Killed In Fall At Bourne Month Meet
London reports English aviator Charles Stewart Rolls who recently crossed the channel died in a crash at the Bourne Month meeting. Fellow aviator Andemars was seriously injured as Rolls fell about 40 feet and his motor dropped onto him. Doctors O Bryan and Esterly plan to travel to Colorado for the National Dental Association convention. Threshing has begun in Douglas county after the McGinnis farm near Bismarck started the season and Dave Miller's field followed.
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London
Charles Stewart Rolls
English Channel
Andemars
Rolls
J. W O’bryan
G. A. Esterly
Colorado
National Dental Association
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A short humorous verse recounts Uncle Dave being twenty twenty years older than his second wife and a childless impression on the speaker as the boy appears to have a mama and a grandpa. The piece is credited to Claude Callan and published by Publishers Syndicate in 1985.
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Dave
Publishers Syndicate
Wedding of interest to Lawrence people in Lawrence
A wedding at 503 Illinois this afternoon united Miss Gus sie Weber daughter of Mr and Mrs A Weber with Mr Harry Gaskill of Lakin Kansas. Rev E B Stauffer performed the ceremony at 3 o clock witnessed only by the family. The couple will travel to Kap where Gaskill practices law.
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Wise Farm
Bismarck School House
Weber-Gaskill
Gussie Weber
A. Weber
Harry Gaskill
Lakin
Kan
E. Be, Stauffer
Ilinois
Kap
Gaskill
Frank Pettengill
Will Randall
Fern
Linwood
California
Charles
E. Rinehart
Blanche Rinehart
Carlysle
Ais
F. W. Snow
Edith Snow
Brooks
Blue Mound
Caroline Wolters
Nokomis, Ill
E. 5. Mendenhall
Massachusetts Street
Two Electric Lights Planned At Rail Crossing And Mill
Forty years back the council aims to place two new electric lights one at the railroad crossing west of Mie depot and another at Raskopf's mill. A runaway horse incident began at the lumber yard near the Lawrence National Bank and involved several others, damaging vehicles but hurting none. Ralph and Donald Woodward stay with Col J D Miles for the summer while their mother continues as society editor at the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. Potatoes move briskly at the freight depot as buyers keep producer prices favorable. An excursion to Leavenworth for Soldiers Home Sunday school groups departs July 18 from Santa Fe depot at 8 am and returns at 8 pm, with stops at Lansing and a penitentiary visit, fare one dollar, children under 12 fifty cents.
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Mie Depot
Raskopf’s
Bruce
Lawrence National Bank
Ralph
Donald Woodward
Gegen
J. D. Miles
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Leavenworth
Lutheran Sunday School
Santa Fe
Lansing
Soldiers Home
Flashes of Life Widely Varied Local News Bits
Ada Horate of Treverton served 12 hours in jail for using profane language and refused to pay a 37 cent fine under blue laws of 1794. A New York wrecking crew foreman rescued a cat from a 90 foot crane, then descended alone as the cat leapt to the ground. In Chicago State Senator Thomas V. Smith faced a speeding charge, noting a bill to abolish the 45 mile per hour limit. the court imposed four dollars and costs after the bill was vetoed.
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Associated Press
Sunbury
Ada Horate
Treverton
Justice of the Peace A. C. Shoe‘ner
New York
Blackie Jacobs
Jacobs
Chicago
Thomas V. Smith
John Gutknecht
Horner
People's State Bank pays 100th semi annual dividend
In Clay Center on July 12 the People's State Bank delivered its 100th semi annual dividend in 60 years. The bank issued a dividend of per cent to its shareholders, marking a historic payout for the financial institution reported in Kansas briefs.
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Clay Center
People’s State Bank
Flight of Deception in Laurie's London Scandal
Laurie Moore fakes being Rex Moore’s widow to save herself and sister from destitution. Rex returns alive after years, forcing the couple to maintain the sham. Albery offers Laurie a new job in his firm, tying their fates as Laurie moves into a Chelsea flat with Rex nearby and a web of growing tension.
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Gladys
Laurie Moore
Mark Albery
Rex Bloore
Moore
London
Laurie
Rex
Albery
Rex Moore
United States
Kim
England
Australia
Sundown Ries Sess Fire Alarm Ride
Rip hears a fire alarm and races to join the fire engine. He clings to the back as the unit speeds toward a distant blaze, where flames soar high and danger grows as the crew faces a big fire.
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Rip
Lost Pup Strays After Fire Scene At Crossroads
A young dog escapes attention during a city fire and runs toward the countryside. He recalls a kind firehouse visit and searches for his scent, hoping Jelly Bear and Honey Bear are nearby. He finds faint cinder tracks and hesitates at crossroads unsure which road leads home.
Fever Therapy in Arthritis and Gonorrheal Infection
A review of fever therapy as a treatment shows strong success in gonorrheal arthritis with over two thirds cured and notable relief, while results in chronic infectious arthritis are far less favorable. Degenerative arthritis and other inflammatory conditions show limited benefit, though fever therapy remains valuable for gonorrheal infection in females.
Rev Koelb to Occupy Baptist Pulpit in Laway Sunday
The Rev. Howard E. Koelb of Anniston, Massachusetts, arrives in Laway to fill the 10:30 Sunday service at the First Baptist Church. It marks his first visit west, bringing a warm reception and anticipated sermon.
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H. E. Koelb
Baptist Pulpit
Howard E. Koelb
Annst
Mass
Laway
First Baptist Church
Mr. Koelh
Statehouse Letters Expose Prison Letter Writers and Governors Race
Statehouse Highlights discusses inmate letter writers at Lansing and their influence on parole, then shifts to Kansas political scene with Republican candidates for governor, argues for a third-term push for Alf Landon, and notes Landon's casual summer attire at the governor’s office. The piece includes remarks by parole attorney A S Foulks and quotes from S D Flora and Henry A Bubb about debt and youth involvement in politics.
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State Penitentiary
Lansing
A. S. Foulks
Foulks
Topeka
R. A. Clymer
ElDorado Times
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
James M. Scott
State Board of Administration
Claude C. Bradney
Columbus
Martin Miller
Fort Scott
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Alf M. Landon
George McGill
Vandenberg Rumor Growl Faces 1936 Pres Nomination
Washington observers note the drift of Senator Vandenberg toward possible Republican nomination in 1936. An Illinois lawyer popularizing the move reports an organized effort, but Vandenberg says little and refuses to discuss the matter. His tax bill stance and public reception mark him as a watch item for party leaders.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan
Roosevelt
Illinois
G. O
Chicago
Vandorf Gray
Gray
Congress
Fox Hase
Wily
Radio Program Lineup Across Stations and Times
A dense listing of radio schedules for KMBC WREN WDAF and others with artists orchestras choirs and programs scheduled from 3:30 PM through midnight including Names like Jessica Dragonetti Lucille Manners Amos n Andy and Glen Lee's Orchestra across venues such as Meridian Park and Continental Varieties along with weather forecasts and late night headlines.
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KMBC
Frank Dailey
Wren
Dot
Will
WDAF
Track Armstrong
Boske Carter
Nasar Kurkdje
Jenemarae Rick
Essica Dragonetti
Hollywood Hotel
Grant Park
Phil Baker
Commerce Trust
Reee Himber
Orch
Debstr
WDAE
Wren—Sinfonietta
Ges
R. Holmes
Amos
N' Andy
Kmbc—Tattler
Sis Wee Reg
Gusene
KNBEC
Carl Hodf
Sora
Reggiec Child
Terrace Gardens Orch
Moment Musicale
Chevrolet
EMBC
Luigi Romanelli
Jan Savitt
Mark Hopkins
Hotel
Wren—Shandor
Jolinist
Joe Rine
Block
Wis
Wren Coenier
DAF
Orental Gardens
Ben Pollock
Radio Revela
Claude Bopkin
Joliniat
Ambassador Hotel
Felix Ferdinando
Lee Gordon
Bill Hogan
Bob Chester
Palace Hotel
Glen Lee
Bismarck Orch
Horacio Zito
al Dien
Oriental Gardens Orch
KMEC
Willard Rosuson
Nat
St Louis
Uncle Ned
Wodaf
Leola Turner
Sopranio
Abe Lyman
Wwren—Imperial, Grenadiers
KMBEC
Julia Sanderson
Bob Becker
KMUC
HMBC
Jack Benny
Vivian Chiesa
Voice of the People
Lds Vesper Horr
Burzis Jenking
Tala
Howard Ely
Hendrik Willem van Lea
Corella Otis Skinner
Kurt Brownell
KNBC
Wayne King
Uncle Charlie
Seth Parker
National Defense
Sen. Vandenberg
Wren—Press
Nurs
IAS
Glenn Lee
Kmbc—Press-Radio
Johnny Hamp
Larry Mulligan
Lotua Gardens
LDS
Roy Maxon
Sammy Kaye
Boracio Zito
Floyd Town
Ray Maxon
Roosevelts tax plan aims to balance the budget
The article notes Roosevelt pushing a tax bill to balance government finances and foster public demand for government economy. Observers say the administration wants to avoid taxes before the upcoming election, with Democrats reluctant to impose new levies.
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Rooseveltt
Stratosphere Balloon Flight Ends In Helium Burst
A planned record breaking stratosphere flight met a sudden halt when the largest balloon ruptured during final preparations. The gondola and instruments were to rise with a guard parachute system and an 80 foot auxiliary chute to safeguard the crew, as meteorologists prepared to study cosmic rays and upper atmosphere conditions.
Balloon Flight Aims For Record Barrier Over Nebraska
After a year of preparation a massive balloon flight set to attempt a new altitude record faced delay as a rip in the fabric at 60 000 feet caused an explosion. Captain Anderson hoped to beat 11.6 miles and reach 14 miles with the large nine foot gondola. Investigation will determine the cause of the tear. A dew covered the base grass delaying takeoff until it evaporated.
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Nebraska
Anderson
Iron Tonic Promises Strength For Nervous, Tired People
Nerves are steady with iron as the body needs it in every cell. Clement's Tonic, an iron and strength blend, is sold at Round Corner Drug Co and backed by a refund if no strength increase in two weeks.
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Round Corner Drug Co
Bey
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Here
Burke
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Mark
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Mary Graham Bonner
DeSoto
Holiday
Rivera Lakes
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Flora
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Midwest
Young Republicans’ Club
Landon
ADAF
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H. VY
Kaltenhorn
KMAC
Columbia Concert Hall
Radio City Party
Kalss Jolson
KMIC
Vancouver
WNAT
KMHC
Jan Garber
WREX
Kmac—Tattler
KMNC
Ate Lyman
Lincoln Tavern
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Green Light
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