Dreyfus Case Remembered In Global Scandal Echoes
The article recalls Colonel Alfred Dreyfus who was wrongly convicted of betraying military secrets, endured Devil's Island hardship, and later proven innocent. He was restored to the army and commanded a Paris fort in World War I, a turning point in a global scandal that influenced views on justice and anti-Semitism.
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Alfred Dreyfus
France
Devil's Island
Paris
Germany
Dreyfus
Dreyfus Affair Shadows and the Political Gas Bags
The text reflects on how the Dreyfus affair damaged governments and reputations while noting the death linked to the intrigue. It compares political intrigues to deflating gas bags, suggesting unexpected resilience and failed efforts to bring down such figures, with the stratosphere balloon example illustrating the risk of ongoing political mischief.
Old Home Town Notes and Local Socials in Chanute
In Chanute Faye Galbraith returns home from studying photography. Dr. Frank Strong and family depart for Estes Park Colorado for two weeks. their son Frank plans to meet them there. Audrey Bunker gave a piano recital assisted by Guila Gress and voiced by Miss Laura Glidden hosts a bridge party for Rita Bebe. Local golfers lose to Topeka with Hen and Jones tying for low. Eldridge hotel floor under construction to avoid cracks. Mrs. George Dolbee to move to Topeka. luncheon honors her. L. L. Riling wedding couple receive a Saturday night charivari. Miss Goldie Hartman to take two weeks vacation in Minnesota.
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Faye Galbraith
Chanute
Frank Strong
Estes ‘Park
Colo
Frank
Estes Park
Will
Audrey Bunker
C. D. Bunker
Louise Wiedelmann
Guila Gress
University of Kansas
Audrey
Laura Glidden
New Hampshire Street
Rita Bebe
Battle Creek
Mich
Rickard
Ohio Street
Topeka
John Hen
Chester Jones
New Eldridge Hotel
George Dolbee
Bridge Club
Colonial
L. L. Riling
Innes
Goldie Hartman
Minnesota
Lawrence Considers Ten Thousand Dollar Creamery Plant
Twenty five years ago on Saturday July 13 Lawrence's committee to meet Tuesday will review a proposal for locating a $10,000 creamery and milk products plant in Lawrence. West End grocers G. W. Smith and James Weber expect to hold the majority of stock and may request a municipal bonus. Also noted are a mid week concert at the New Amusement Park with Prof Edward Hubach and two songs, and local social updates including plans for a shower for Miss Myrtle Cavanaugh ahead of her July 16 marriage. Further items mention August Deichman's travel to Bremen, Germany, and assorted travel and farming notes including Jacob Hammig's threshing yield estimates.
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Lawrence
G. W. Smith
James Weber
West End
Emma Robinson
Myrtle Cavanaugh
William Wiggins
E. D. Thompson
Agnes Thompson
Seattle
Wash
Denver
Stanbury Thompson
Daisy Todd
Tacoma
Sidney Milton
Jacob Hammig
Poor Pa by Claude Callan en
A syndicated column by Claude Callan examines family anecdotes and humorous misadventures reflecting rural life in the 1930s, playful sketches of a father figure and his antics, with light social commentary and nostalgic tone.
Indigestion blamed on food or eating habits
The article explains that many digestive troubles after meals arise from eating speed, anxiety, or fatigue rather than the food itself. Allergic reactions can cause nausea vomiting and diarrhea, with hives or rashes. Severe cases 12 hours post meal suggest deeper GI issues and call for dietary habit reform before medication.
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New York Academy of Medicgg
Ago Galdston
Mondsy-Adolescence of Flashes of Life
A collection of brief oddities and local notes. A man sues for divorce after 24 years apart in West Virginia. A rural driver in South Carolina recounts a deadly crash. A beaver tale from Yakima, a river incident in Joliet, and a painter heist in Chicago are included along with a dramatic rabbit encounter in Joliet.
Ready Made Wifeley Stanton Synopsis
Laurie pretends to be Rex Moore’s wife after his apparent return from the Pacific while he hides a secret. In their shared flat tension grows as Laurie grapples with fear and control, and Rex probes her loyalty, forcing a tense game that could shape her career as Albery’s secretary.
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London
Rex Moore
Alrman
Pacific
Laurie
Moors
Mark Albery
Moore
Altho
Rex
Mr. Albery
Copsright
Coralie Stenton
Kansas News Briefs: July 18 updates and estate case notes
Columbus reports a daylong sequence of notes from July 18 involving a mine field poll, a small Galena guard, and Marion probate hearings on the estate of Ellen Doyle valued at $464,000. Eight claimants dispute the estate, with mentions of hidden oil riches and a jail arrest tied to a recent incident. Card about Carideo aiding Sasse appears in brief.
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Columbus
Galena
Marion
Ellen Doyle
Miss Doyle
Lorence Homie
Doyle
Mississippi State to Use Carideo for Kicker Coaching
Atlanta July 13 GP Major Ralph Sasse former Army football head coach says Frank Carideo once Notre Dame star will coach kickers at Mississippi State when practice begins this fall Carideo is not named a regular staff member and will be there only for a short period Two assistants have been named Capt Ross Mackechnie returns as backfield tutor Capt John Stokes will be line coach Sasse is visiting friends before start of season
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Atlanta
Ralph Sasse
Army
Mississippi State College
Hrtte
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Mississispi
Sasne
Carideo
Mississippi State
Ross Mackechnie
John Stokes
Major Sasse
West Point
Sasse
The Right Way by Mary Graham Bonner
Rip hesitates about which way to go as he follows tracks away from the city. He worries about being turned around but believes his choice is correct, thinking he has gone too far to return and wondering when he will see Puddle Muddle again.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Rip
Rip the Running Bear Seeks Home Despite Injured Paw
The story follows a bear named Rip who, with a swollen paw, travels along three legs and avoids town by timing his pass of the railway. He plans to bathe the paw in a brook while seeking water, hoping to return to a familiar place from which the train journey began. Rip ponders the distance left to reach that origin as Puddie Muddie Willy Nilly contemplates a crucial idea.
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Top Notch
Christopher
Willy Nilly
Puddie Muddie
Rip
Hold Youth in Robbery Case at Fort Scott Arrested
Fort Scott Kansas July 13 A Fort Scott youth 18 Frank Brennan was arrested after a Wichita salesman reported being robbed of 12 dollars and his automobile near Iola. The assailant wore a CCC cap. authorities checked the CCC camp at Toronto, learned he had left, and officers here arrested him.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Frank Brennan
Wichita
Iola
CCC
Yola
Toronto
Cavp
Heat Wave Dims in Oklahoma After Lethal Temperatures
Oklahoma City reports cooler conditions after a Name Weather Bureau forecast of a 24 hour respite from high heat. Thunderstorms overnight sparked fatalities statewide, including a death at Anadarko area. Temperatures hovered in the eighties with the heat wave ending as relief moved in.
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Oklahoma Cuy
Oklahoma
Went Bureau
Alice Spier
Anadatio.a. Orm
Tod.y
Wheat harvest late Ell County yield expected
Hays Kansas reports late harvest in Ellsworth area with mixed forecasts. Mike J. Unrein predicts around 10 bushels to the acre southwest of Hays, while others expect six bushels or less. Fort Hays Experiment Station notes rust damage on nearby wheat and county agents report widespread rat damage.
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Mike J. Unrein
Hays
L. Cher
Fort Hays Experiment Atation
W. J.over
Cowihoy
Mora Telephones in Use in April 1935 Report
Washington reports the federal communications commission shows 306,869 350 telephones in April, compared with 13,996,481 for April 1934. The snippet ends with an advertising line offering to sell cans and suds via classified ads.
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Washington
Federal Communications Cosion Today
Radio Programs Nightly Schedules From July Weekend
A fragmented listing of radio programs across WREN WDAF KMBC EMBC RMBC and KMBC stations for Saturday July 13 and Sunday July 14 detailing operatic gems hit parades orchestras bands and talk shows with times and hosting organs across multiple cities. The guide shows continuous station hopping with acts like Jack Armstrong Abe Lyman's Orchestra and the Lincoln adverted orchestras, concluding with weather forecasts.
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Wren
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Kaltenborn
RMBC
Columbus Concert Hall
City Pasty
Wren— National Barn
Kmbc—Fieste
Vancouver
EMBC
Jan Garber
Ambassador Hotel Orch
KMBC
Felix Ferdinando
Orch
Lee Gordon
Joeto
Bill Hogan
Eo Chester
Stace Botel
al Dien
Ben Fullock
Oriental Gardens Orch
RMMG
Horacio
Zis Destorstras
Willard Robison
St. Louis
Uncle Ned
Leola Turner
Abe Lyman
K. C
Rhythm Symphony
Imperial Grenadiers
KMIC
Jula Sanderson
Bob Becker
Soldat
KNBC
Jack Benny
Vivian Chiesa
People
WDAE
WIDAF
Burris Jenkins
ABC
Createe
Howard Ely
Hendrik Willem Var
Amenta
Rirwa
Cocaella Otte Sumnet
Jacuse Rayne King
Seth Parker
Sen
Vandenborn
Prestie
Wren—Gien
Lee
Kmbc—Press-Radio News
Johnny Hamp
Norvy Mull 'A
Lotua Gardens
LDS
Cat
Will
Boake Carter
Janett
Shelliey
Amos
Andy
Harold Stern
Tadler
Tony
Gus
Ray Noble
KMBEC
Bismarck
KMNC
Charges After Raid On Farm Near Mound School
George Murphy a farmer near the west Douglas county line northwest of the Mound school faces trial on four liquor counts after officers found a boiler type copper still about four gallons of alleged whiskey and related paraphernalia at his farm. Murphy admitted ownership and said poor crops led him to start making liquor. he plans to post 500 bond to harvest his wheat.
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George Murphy
Douglas County
Mound School
Geftcors
Murphy
Ehringhaus Denies Lea Pardon for Ex-Tennessee Senator
Raleigh July 18 Governor Ehringhaus refused Luke Lea former U S senator from Tennessee a pardon Lea was sentenced in Asheville after conviction on conspiracy to defraud Central Bank and Trust Company He began serving May 9 1984 with a six to ten year term and had been released on parole last year
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Raleigh
N. C
Ehringhaus
Luke Les
United States
Tennessee
Lea
Asheville
Central Bank & Trust Company
Are
City of Frontense Files Petition in Federal Court
In Scott, Kan., July 18 the City of Frontense in Crawford filed for readjustment of its finances in Federal District Court here today with a proposed annual interest around 000 and total indebtedness stated as $5810.25 with $816 in interest. The city seeks court approval of its readjustment plan and provisions for creditors and residents.
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City of Frontense
Scott
Kan
Frenteane
Crawford
Fedral District Court
Ity
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