Movie Stars Will Keep Their Names In Film Fame
Hollywood reports prominent actors intend to retain stage names despite moves in Massachusetts to ban adopted names. Rep. Francis Coyne proposes a bill to prohibit alias names, sparking industry quips from Joan Blondell Don Ameche W C Fields and many others who note their identities and tax status rely on familiar names.
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Hollywood
Lucille LeSueur
Helen Williams
William Claude Dunkinfield
Joan Crawford
Massachusetts
Francis X. Coyne
Movieland
Joan Blondell
Boston
Dominic Amici
Don Ameche
Bob Burns
Wafford
Bob
Groucho Marx
Julius
Guadalupe
Bruce Cabot
Jane Peters
Frederick Bisckel
Jane
Carole Lombard
Mr. Bickel
Fredric March
Pillar of Strength Roosevelt Mourns Death of Joe Robinson
President Roosevelt eulogizes Senator Joseph Robinson as a pillar of strength calling him a soldier who fell with face to the battle. He praises Robinson’s liberal ideals, devotion to the underprivileged, and steadfast public service, noting his courage and faith.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph Robinson
Iass
Joreph Taylor Robinson
Recall Famous Raids in Coffeyville on Oct 5 1892
Coffeyville residents recall the Dalton raid when the Dalton boys Bob Grant and Emmett plus two others looted two banks on October 5 1892 the bloodiest day in town history Four were killed including locals and Emmett was wounded later treated by Dr J W Ryan A replay of events includes Charles T Gump who first cried It s the Daltons and who later visited Emmett in California
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Coffeyville
Kan
Emmett Dalton
Los Angeles
Dalton
Bob
Grant
Emmett
Daltons
Charles T. Gump
Gump
California
J. W. Ryan
L. A. Delts
John B. Tackett
Kansas Electric Power Unit Holds Noon Picnic Nearby
Employes of the local and general offices of the Kansas Electric Power company will hold a picnic tomorrow afternoon at Holcom's Grove. The offices will close at 12:20 o'clock preparatory to the event.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Holcom
Back to Nature at Family Picnic Event
The afternoon will feature various sports and a picnic dinner at 6.00. Members of the families will attend the event and more than 80 families are expected, along with all unmarried employees.
Confiscate Liquor Ringleader Arrested in Belleville Case
A car carrying 16 cases of liquor was seized last night in Belleville Kansas. Sheriff Curtis Moore calls it the largest illicit load since repeal. Driver Charles Godfrey of Salina charged with possession and transport of illegal liquor. Liquor traced to Nebraska, diverted to Otto Abel residence. Local social notes accompany the brief report.
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Belleville
Kan
Curtis Moore
Charles Godfrey
Salina
Moore
Nebraska
Notarization Exceptions Proposed by State Tax Commission
The Kansas State Tax Commission will waive notarization of sales tax receipts when monthly collections fall under five dollars. Chairman W G Fink called the 25 cent notarization a burden after noting some returns were between two and twenty one cents. Kansas ranks among the top six states in agricultural product volume and value.
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Topeka
State Tax Commission
W. G. Fink
Commission
Kansas
Minnie Abel Leaves Mrs Neis Household After Short Service
Miss Minnie Abel, employed at the Mrs Carl Neis residence for five weeks, resigns her position. Her departure ends a brief domestic service arrangement, with no further details provided on successor or next placement.
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Otto Abel
Lillie Combest
Neis
Margaret Ogden
Eudora
Ruby Neis
Carl Pfleger
Helen
Esther
Lhe Walters
Fileene Marsh
Myrtle Leamer
Prairie Center
Mia
Emma Strohel
Alvena
William Buchheim
Lecompton
Arthur Bernitz
Martin Abel
Kaw Valley
Robert Kurtz
John Kurtz
DeSoto
Charles Kurtz
Wilfred Eudaly
Minnie Abel
Hot Weather Biliousness Warning and Calo Tabs Ad
In hot weather digestion slows and symptoms like belching gas nausea and dizziness appear. The ad urges Calo tabs calcium calomel compound tablets for quick relief with a ten cent trial pack and twenty five cent family pack at drug stores.
Evangelical Missionary Society Holds Clearfield Meeting
The Evangelical Missionary Society met at Mrs. Breithaupt’s home with prayer led by Rev. A. Rodewald. Delegates were appointed for Forest Park Topeka assembly August 6-9. Various community notices followed, including illness, visits, and a farm poison mash pickup in Clearfield Thursday.
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The
Evangelical Missionary Society
Breithaupt
A. Rodewald
M. Breithaupt
Minnie Hausman
Forest Park
Topeka
Emma Deckwa
H. D. Brecheisen
Louise Brecheisen
G. Trabant
Hazel Carter
Fort Worth
Tex
Vera Jones
Johnny
Seminole
Okla
Co. C
Florence
Arria Florence
Paul
Lawrence
B. Barthel
Denver
Colo
John Selzer
Henry Deckwa
Clarence Hausman
Eudora
Hanna Meede
Lorene Williams
Edward Deckwa
Clearfield
Eudora League
Mae Ott
Chicago
Paul Sommer
George Trabant
Howard
Loretta Gerstenberger
Marvin Wichman
Ethelbert
Emerson
Kathryn Ott
Otto Selzer
Johnny Selzer
Wesley Deckwa
Edith Brecheisen
Chris Meuffle
Henry Brecheisen
West Clearfield
Ray. Steen
Arvold Chaney
Abilene
Harry Wertz
Paul Brecheisen
Kansas City
Salome Brecheisen
Wichita
Albert Brecheisens
Emma
Minnie. Lawrenz
Herbert Lawrenz
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