Senate ratifies London naval treaty amid adjournment
Washington July 22 AP The London naval treaty was ratified 58 to 9 by the Senate and awaits ratification by Great Britain and Japan before becoming effective. Senators adjourn sine die after a long session and will reconvene in December for a short session through March 4 1931. The Norris resolution affirmed the pact remains unmodified by secret documents. A small Republican minority contested the administration claim that the pact ensures Anglo American parity and taxpayer savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Japan
Tate
Hoover
Neonate Fitain
John‘son
California
Mozes
New Hampshire
Hale
Maine
Radio Schedule and Musical Variety Show Highlights
A fragmented radio page lists programs including Vincent Mendort time signals, Bell Comedy Skit, Westinghouse salute, Matinee Gems, Band of a Thousand Melodies, The Camel Pleasure Hour, and Royal York Dance Orchestra. Weather forecasts, market notes, and literary digest items accompany a dense line of performers and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womn
Helen Beard
Karl Bratton
Andy
Floyd Gibbon
Royal York Dance Orchestra
Toronto
Lapsed speech hints at heredity traces in blood
A partial transmission of heredity traces is discussed in a condensed Associated Press style excerpt. The piece mentions Salina Kansas and points to Major General John Hapgood as a commander of a Missouri National Guard unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated. Press
Salina
Kan
Pontagtion
John Hapgood
Missouri National Guard
Fresh disorders in Egypt claim one dead and two wounded
Port Said reports a demonstration turning violent as police fire on a mob trying to burn municipal stables. Authorities announce reinforcements and say unrest stems from political tensions surrounding the king’s resignation, with clashes confined to the native quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Port Said
Toni He
D ’‘Aral
Parka
Val
Bankers Conference in Colorado Springs
Secretaries of bankers associations from six states meet in Colorado Springs on July 22 in a special conference of the American Bankers Association to discuss five plans for the association. Present are M Graettinger Chicago Illinois. R E Waite Little Rock Arkansas. Eugene P Dunn Oklahoma City. L F Scarboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Bankers
The
American ’. Association
M. Graettinger
Chicage
Illinois
R. E. Waite
Little Rock
Arkansas
Assoc Association
Eugene P. ‘Dunn
Oklahoma
L. F. Scarboro
Kruschen Salts Diet Ad From Montana Claims
An October reader testifies to losing 12 pounds in roughly four weeks using Kruschen Salts. The ad extols daily morning doses in hot water, warns against over eating, and promises fat loss plus improved health, energy, and vitality as a result of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Mystery in Two Babies Case Confounds Investigators
Fragmentary AP copy shows confusion around the identity of two babies and an unclear proceeding. Names like Watkins and Charles appear amid garbled text, leaving readers uncertain about the case status and authorities involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Science Roessing
Babi
Charl Pas ‘Watkins
Es Charles
Bambe
Oil output declines in United States for week ended July 19
The Oil & Gas Journal reports a nationwide drop in oil production, down 29,435 barrels to an average of 685,750 barrels per day. Kansas output fell 11,530 barrels, bringing the state down to 240 barrels, amid a broader downward trend in U S production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oil & Gas
Esers
Local social notes from Kansas and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs W H Foley and family of Kansas City visited Mr and Mrs John Parsons Friday evening. The Olie Babcock family and sons Norman and Charles were in Tonganoxie Saturday. Mrs Fay Brown of Lawrence spent Monday with Mrs Orville Mee. J H Beatty and daughters Marion and Rose and Mrs R E Mains of Kansas City visited Mr and Mrs Warner Gabel and family Thursday. Miss Lucille and Borthy Gabel returned home with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. ‘Foley
Kansas City
John Parsons
Hew ‘Olie Babcock
Norman
Charles
Tonganoxie
Fay. Brown
Lawrence
Orville
J. H. Beatty
Marion
Rose
R. E. Mains
Warner Gabel
Lucille
Borthy Gabel
Stop and Shop Advertises Fresh Meats and Groceries
An old Stop and Shop listing promotes fresh pork and beef cuts, lamb legs, fish, eggs, bread, coffee, sauerkraut, and chickens. It notes delivery to all parts of the city and provides price hints like 15 to 35 cents per pound and 40 cents for coffee. The legible items include rib roast, fillet of haddock, veal chops, sausage, and sausages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase & Sanborn
Local Families Visit and Community Gathering Details
Hes and children Ciaren Visited ME and his Olie Babcock sons Norman and Charles Slomski helped her meet Bert Yates cook for Friday and Saturday. Wickey family from Kansas City visited John Wickey and family Friday evening. Lawrence Stoneking Theo Stoneking families shopped Saturday night. Bud Kelly attended the bal kame at Cook's Sunday. Emma Wickey and family visited home folks Sunday. Farm Bureau club hosted by Miss Christine Fasenmyer last Thursday with thirteen members and refreshments. Anna Wicker Mo Anna King Marie Wickey Elmer Wickey visited Olie Babcock and sons Newhmh Charles Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes
Hommdgurerd
Ciaren
Olie Babcock
Norman
Charles Slomski
Bert Yates
Harold Wickey
Kamsas City
John’ sVickey
Lawrence Stoneking
Kansas City Stony
Anna Wicker
Anna K Ing
Marie Wickey
Elmer Wickey
Olie
Babcock and Sons, Nevwmah
Charles
Washington Creek Visitors Share Time At Topeka Home
Washington Creek residents Mrs Frank Langston and son Junior visited Topeka from Thursday to Saturday at her sister Mrs Clyde Cook's home. Other locals attended socials and visits include the Harrell Sawyer and Hoover families, Lola Berhens, and Bra G Elder from Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Langston
Topeka
Clyde Cook
Dave Harrell
Elmer Sawyer
Willis Dunn
I. Hoover
Richard
Overbrook
H. Berhens
Lola
C. Hoover
Joe Mason
Bra. G. W. Elder
Leavenworth
Jana
A. A. Webber
Oska- Joosa
Local social notes in Lone Star area report family visits
Mrs Fiery entropai and Mrs Murry Bond of Lone Star spent Wednesday at Tad Willing's home with family. The Ladies Aid met at Washington Creek church. William Kingery visited Annie Oiler in Centropolis. Roy Gramme stayed with nephews Gerald and Alice Hoover as his eye slowly improved. Lester Bailey Clyde Cook and others aided Walter during midweek threshing. Alda Hoover helped grandmother Grammer cook for threshers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms ‘Postman
Fiery Oe Entropai
Murry Bond
Lone’ Star
Tad
Willing
Ladies Aid
Washington Creek
William Kingery
Annie Oiler
Centropolis
Roy Gramme
Gerald
Alice Hoover
Lester Bailey
Clyde Cook
Samuel
Everret Grammer
Walter
Alda Hoover
Mrs. Grammer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senators
Oora
Vincent Mendort
Tine Signal
Eddy
Tee Emusic
Camiliogues
Westinghouse
Egypt
America
Kansas
Roy Lawrence Market
Mane
Nash
H. D. Hill Motor Co
Roughhouse
Helen Kane
Laugee
Stuart Erwin
Clara Bow
Stanley Smith
Skeets Gallagher
Mitzi Green
Oswald Cartoon Movietone
Vodvil News
Comedy — News
Kenneth MacKenna
Bulldog Drummond i
Danis
Nan
Victor ‘Moore
Jamea Hall
Brent
Frank. Morgan
BOSCH
Auto Electric Company
Montgomery Ward &Co
Bate
Amsbury
Aly
Fancy Blue
Sunkist
Thompson
Raw Valley Cobblers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!