Robinson Death Shocks Arkansas in Lonoke
Lonoke Ark July 14 The death of Joseph Taylor Robinson shocked Arkansas where he was an institution Governor Carl E Bailey called it a tragic loss to the nation the state and the party The law requires a special election within 60 to 120 days to fill the vacancy pending a possible temporary appointment Bailey’s name as a Senate candidate was discussed He rose from local lawyer to governor and senator at 40 a statesman noted for reserve and dignity He won re election last year with over 100000 majority His wife Ewilda Miller was from Lonoke history recalls his early barnstorming campaigns and deep ties to Arkansas politics He was born in Lonoke the son of Dr James Robinson and Matilda J Swaim Robinson He taught school then studied at the University of Arkansas and University of Virginia Law School He was admitted to the bar in 1895 and entered the state legislature that same year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonoke
Ark
Joseph Taylor Robinson
Arkansas
Carl E. Bailey
Bailey
Robinson
Supreme Court
Little Rock
Senate
F T. C. Timble
Joe T
James Robinson
New York
Matilda J. Swaim Robinson
Tennessee
Young Joe
University of Arkansas
University of Virginia Law School
Trimble
Box
Ewilda Gertrude Miller
Jesse Miller
Joe
Payne Seeks Rehearing in Douglas County Case Over $10,000 Wages
A motion for a new trial by E W Payne in his suit against the Douglas County board of commissioners was overruled this morning by Judge Hugh Means. The action seeks $10,000 wages from the county connected to the death of his son Marion Payne in December 1933. Payne was killed in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Payne
Board of
Douglas County Commissioners
Hugh Means
Payne
Marion Payne
Water survey to study underground aquifer in central Kansas
Dr. R C Moore announces a WPA assisted study of the underground water supply in the equus beds of central Kansas from Wichita to the Smoky Hill River. The project, done with the U S Geological Survey and state entities, costs 10 000 to 12 000 dollars and will drill test wells to map water availability, flow, and recharge across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equas
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Smoky Hill River
R. C. Moore
University of Kansas Department of Geology
U. S. Geological Survey
Kangag State Board of Health
WPA
Dust Bowl
High Plains
Arkansas
Kansas River
Newton
McPherson
State Game Warden Here New Officer Praises Work of Sportsmen's Club
Deputy state game warden Carl Teichgraber, Topeka, presided in Lawrence praising Fen Douglas County Sportsmen's club efforts and noting wardens will focus on education. He announced plan to visit every Kansas school after fall term begins to discuss conservation.
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Sportsmen's Club
Carl Teichgraber
Topeka
Joseph Concannon
Lansing
Lawrence Tolay
Teichgrabber
Fen
Douglas County
Elit
Local official districts include Atchison Leavenworth and more
Teichgraeber's district spans Atchison Leavenworth Shawnee Jefferson Wyandotte and Douglas counties encompassing bulk on fish and game conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teichgraeber
Atchison, Leavenworth
Shawnee, Jefferson, Wyandotte
Douglas Counties
Births and social updates from Stull and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Paul Norman of Topeka announce the birth of a baby boy on July 12. Annie Kampschroder, formerly of Stull, is his mother. Several local families. Bernita Bidinger, Lula Bahnmeyer, Verne Swallow, C J Kraft, and others are mentioned with visits and hosting duties. The Stull Needlecraft annual social scheduled for July 29 has been changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Norman
Torpeka
Norman
Annie Kampschroder
Stull
Bernita Bidinger
Lula Bahnmaier
Verne Swallow
N. D. Messer
Rose
Ralph
Pleasant Grove
C. J. Kraft
Anna Morris
John Morris
Leavenworth
Louisa Kraft
Fred Hartman
Ernest Damm
Charlie Zeeb
Henry Keohlar
Theo. Walter
Richard Kennedy
Theodore Hall
Ernnest Kampachradee
Andrew Bahnmaier
Elmer Bahnmaier
Bahnmaier
Harold Keith
Donald Murphy
Topeka
William Murphy
Georgene Moss
W. C
Wulfkuhle
Roy Bowen
Bobby
Beverly
Add Scheer
Dorothy Ford
Dee Kennedy
Stull Needlecraft
Church Event And Local Notices From Ottawa Area
July events at the Church of Christ include services held July 29 with District Superintendent F Boehringer of Abilene. Mrs Deskin and Mrs Steele assist at threshing events at the Fred Deskin home. Mrs Louisa Damm has been ill but improving. Mr and Mrs Dubbies have taken a new home. Mrs Kraft’s family is mentioned in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Boehringer
Abilene
Stullning
Ottawa
Christy
Roy Deskin
Fred Deskin
George Steele
Louisa Damm
Bidinger
George. Geliman Coe
Threshera
Weekend Guests and Local Visits In Corliss Area
Local families hosted relatives and friends from Kansas City Shawnee and De Soto during the weekend and Fourth of July, with guests at the Doane Dent Frisbie Bird and Randall households. Social visits included church service, installs, dinners, motor trips to Kansas City and Gardner, and a birthday gathering for Mrs. Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Grey
Winslow
Ark
Will Grey
Shawnee
Oklo
Frank Doane
Ruth Lentz
Kansas City
C. L. Friabie
Oma L. Dent
W. H. Dent
L. A
Jesse Bird
Agnes Allen
Jerry
Mitchell
Minnie Golden
Olathe, S
Jasper LeSueuer
Rev. Butler
Independence
Corliss
Blackman
Greenwood
Perry Mitchell
Kansagr City
John Mureen
Jasper LeSueur
de Soto
Dave Randall
S. D. Randall
Minnie French
DeSoto
Song
Ohio
John Turner
Sadie Hoke
Alice Remick
Edna
New York
Leo Brooks
Brooks
Helen Dosne
Oma Dent
Border Gunfire In The Far East Threat Or Tempered Heat
The piece surveys fear of a Japan Soviet clash over Manchoukuo border skirmishes viewed as strategic heat lightning. It contrasts Japan’s parliamentary shift and heavy military funding with Russia’s purge turmoil and five year plans, then weighs international alignments with Germany and the threat of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Washington
Moscow
Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Russia
Amur
Europe
Balkans
Russia
Germany
Stalin
Manchukuo
Vladivostok
Bird Nests Trigger Power Crisis in Nanking
Nanking faces power outages as birds nest on electrical wires during nesting season, forcing candle lit hours for residents. The city, rich in trees, contends with frequent outages and utility strain as birds seek lofty nesting sites amid urban infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Labor leaders seek methods to boost work capacity
A distorted report claims labor leaders tout methods to stimulate work capacity, mentioning Germany and bold ultraviolet ray baths as substitutes for labor sections. The text, reflecting a wartime front's plan to increase worker output, cites experiments increasing individual labor potential by what is described as up to 60. The garbled lines reference Kansas and northern temperate production premises without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faden
Germany
Nasi Labor Front
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Wright
G. Wright
Arkansas City
Kansas State Welfare Board
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Chicago
Lawrence
Yarnold-Stull
Ward’s Flowerfone
Hamilton Motor Company
Vermont
Great Britain
Hitler
United States
Manchoukuoan
Raliche
Pone Wodern
Sneegas Plumbing Co
the “Biltmore
Kansas Public Service Company
Your Gas Company
General Office
The
Electric Power Company
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