Treaty Ratified Ends Session in Senate
Washington July 22 The London naval treaty won Senate approval 58 to 9 and awaits ratification by Britain and Japan before taking effect. Senators adjourned sine die after a nineteen month session and will reconvene in December for a short session ending March 4, 1931. The Norris resolution affirmed the pact remains unmodified by secret documents. Opposition came from a small Republican bloc led by Johnson Moses and Hale.
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Japan
Norria
Hoover
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hampshire
Hale
Maine
Eta
Radio Schedule Highlights Pure Oil Orchestra and More
A dense listing of Tuesday and Thursday radio programming featuring Pure Oil Orchestra directed by Vincent Ollendorff, Wayne King and his Orchestra, Amos n Andy, and the Band of a Thousand Melodies. Includes time signals, weather forecasts, markets, and various musical acts with numerous named performers and programs.
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Pure Oil Orchestra
Vincent Leper
Ollendorff
Eddy Younger
Hoppin’ Bells
Westinghouse
Amos
Andy
Floyd Gibbon
Wayne King
Far Cook
Quaker Crackers
614
The
Parnasus
the Manhatters
Mary Hale Martin
Chicago
K. C
Helen Beard
Karl Bratton
Metsrew
Phil Cook
Mildred DeWeese
the Veast
Foamers
Sylvania Foresters
Wadsworth
O'Cedar
Camel Pleasure Hour
Longine
Amosh
Floyd Gibbons
Royal York Dance Orchestra
Toronto
Governor Clinton
Parnassus
Manhatters
Barbara Gould
Spana Troubadours
Hulk Orentz
McCrew
J. Lawton Bennet
Jede Cook
the Queker Man
Red TaWigeses
Bal Relfe
Strike Vance
Knox Dunlap
Maxwell House
Mona Motor Orchestra
Amos ‘N' Andy
Literary Digest
Ford Gibbons
Misplaced names and wartime notes from Kansas paper
The item references Miss Sadie at Pannes School in Kansas City and notes longtime service in elementary schools in Alaska and Junction City. It mentions Major General John Hapgood inspecting the 128th Field Artillery at Fort Riley, and records automobile deaths in Kansas for the first six months of 1930. Dr. Je G. Brown reports health figures up 14 percent, and Taft Sedgwick-A. R. Challender wins Harvey county wheat champion crown in a Santa Fe wheat program.
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Kansas City
Kan
Sadie A
Pannes
Kinses’ City
Alina
Junction City
John‘son Hapsood
Seventh Corps
128Th” Field “Artillery
Missouri _ nation guard
Fort Riley
Topeka
Kansas
Je G. Brown
Te Board of Health
Taft Sedgwick
A. R. Challender
Sedgwick
Harvey County
Fresh Disorders in Port Said Kill One Rioter Wounded Two
Port Said reports fresh disturbances this afternoon as police fired on a mob attempting to burn municipal stables in the native quarter. One rioter was killed and two were wounded. Reinforcements are expected tonight as authorities say the political rift between King Fuad and the resigned premier Nahdi Parha is under control and trouble remains confined to the native quarter.
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Port Said
Fuad
Nahdi Parha
Bankers Meet in Secret Session in Colorado Springs
Secretaries of bankers associations from six states gather in Colorado Springs to discuss protective plans for the American Bankers Association. Attendees include Mu Graettinger from Chicago, R E Waite of Little Rock, Eugene P Dunn of Oklahoma City, W P Philpott of Dallas, and L F Scarboro with W W Bowmson of Denver and others.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Bankers’ Associations
American Bankers’. Association
Mu. Graettinger
Chicago
Illinois
Bankers Association
R. E. Waite
Little Rock
Arkansas
Eugene P. Dunn
Oklahoma City
W. P. Philpott
Dallas
Tex
W. W
Woman in Montana Claims 19 Pound Fat Loss in 27 Days
A Montana woman recounts using Kruschen Salts with a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. She reports losing 19 pounds of fat in 27 days and credits the product with improved health and energy, urging others to try Kruschen via Round Corner Drug Store.
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Montana
Bruuchen
Round Corner
America
Made a New Person of Me
A letter from Claude Hung fond of Springs Missouri praises a Fort Dodge medical facility. He recounts severe hemorrhoidal and intestinal trouble, notes dramatic improvement after treatment, and thanks the staff for relief and less painful care. He plans to recommend the institution to railroad colleagues and mentions a large list of former patients.
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Claude Hung Fond
Fort Dodge
Sam
Scientists Seek Identity Of Two Babies Family Traits Quiz
Chicago AP reports researchers investigate traits to determine if two babies share parents. Noted experts examine skin structure blood cell formation and family characteristics while considering genetic links between Charles Evan-Watkins and George Siward Bamberger amid uncertain identities.
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Chicago
Daly
Charles ‘Evan-Watkins
George Siward Bamberger
Georgemberger
Charles Watkine
Harry Olzon
Municipal Court Health Missiony
Arnold H. Kegel
Aolaeu
Oil production in United States falls for week ended July 19
Oil and Gas Journal reports a weekly U S production drop with total output around 2,506,282 barrels and a Kansas decline to 116,240 barrels. Oklahoma, Texas fields contribute to an overall decrease amid lighter gravity oil trends.
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Tulsa
Okla
Okishoe
United States
Oil & Gas Journal
Witk Bethan
Oo Penems
Kansas
Imrpeetia
HAWK HALLOW VISITS AND LOCAL GATHERINGS
Mr and Mrs W H Foley and family of Kansas City visited Mr and Mrs John Parsons last Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Olie Babcock and sons Norman and Charles were in Tonganoxie Saturday evening. Mrs Fay Brown of Lawrence spent Monday with Mrs Orville Pearson. Mrs J H Beatty and daughters Marion and Rose and Mrs R E Maine of Kansas City visited Mr and Mrs William Gabel and family Thursday. Miss Lucille and Forty Gabel returned home with them.
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W. H. Foley
Kansas City
John Parsons
Olie Babcock
Norman
Charles
Tonganoxie
Fay Brown
Lawrence
Orville Pearson
J. H. Beatty
Marion
Rose
R. E. Maine
William Gabel
Lucille
Forthy Gabel
Local Ad Listing Groceries and Delivery in City
An advertisement lists various prices per pound and per item for goods such as 20¢ Ib, 25¢, 85¢ Ib, and 2 20¢ Ib. It notes Stop and Shop or phone 272 for deliveries to all parts of the city.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings
Mrs L H Hummelgusard and children visited Mr and Mrs Olie Babcock Sunday evening. Mrs Denis Slomski helped her mother cook for threshers. Mrs Harold Wickey and family from Kansas City visited his parents Friday. Lawrence Stoneking and Theo Stoneking families shopped Saturday. Bud Kelly attended the ball game at Cook’s Sunday. Emma Wickey family visited home folks Sunday. Farm Bureau club hosted by Miss Anna Wickey last Thursday with about thirteen members and refreshments. Miss Christine Fasenmyer, Mrs Ed Daymon and Mrs Daisy Horseman served. Anna Wickey, Marie Wickey and Elmer Wickey visited Olie Babcock Tuesday evening.
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Clarence
Elma
Olie Babcock
Norman
Charles
Denis Slomski
Bert Yates
Harold Wickey
Kansas City
John Wickey
Lawrence Stoneking
Theo. Stoneking
Baby
Bud Kelly
Cook’s
Emma Wickey
Farm Bureau Club
Christine Fasenmyer
Ed. Daymon
Daisy Horseman
Barbara Lou
Washington Creek Social News Highlights
Mrs. Frank Langston and son Junior from Sopeka stayed with sister Mrs. Clyde Cook from Thursday to Saturday. Ice cream social at Willis Dunn's drew Mr. and Mrs. Dave Harrell, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sawyer Tuesday evening. J L Hoover and grandson Richard of Overbrook, Mrs. H Berhens and Lolz visited C M Hoover on Tuesday. Sunday visitors with Clyde Cook included Joe Mason and Mrs. G W Elder of Leavenworth and A A Webber and wife of Oskalooosa.
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Frank Langston
Sopeka
Clyde Cook
Jand
Dave Harrell
Elmer Sawyer
Willis ‘Dunn
Joe Mason
G. W. Elder
Leavenworth
A. A. Webber
Oskaloosa
Local Family News From Centropolis Area
Mrs Etta Postman visits with her mother and helps care for grandmother Mrs Flory. Miss Marie Smith and Emma Mae Dillon of Centropolis spend Thursday with Francis and Paul Beerkircher. Mrs Murry Bond of Lone Star visits William and Mrs Kingery. Ladies Aid meets at Washington Creek church. Roy Gramme visits nephews Gerald and Alice Hoover. eyes improving. Walter aided by Lester Bailey Clyde Cook and others. Alda Hoover helps grandmother Mrs Grammer.
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Etta ‘Postman
Flory
Marie Smith
Emma ‘Mae Dillon
Centrapolis
Francis
Paulie
Beerkircher
Murry Bond
Lone’ Star
William Kingery
Washington Creek
Annie Oiler
Centropolis
Roy Gramme
Gerld
Alice Hoover
Lester Bailey
Clyde Cook
Samuel
Everret Grammer
Walter
Alda Hoover
Mrs. Grammer
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M.:&s. Railroad
Hawk Hallow
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Heinz
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Anna Wickey
Marie Wickey
Elmer Wickey
Zons
Newman and
Nash
Nash Car
Hill Motor Co
Helen Kane
Stuart Erwin
Clara Bow
Love Among the
Stanley Smith
Skeeta Gallagher
Mitzi Green
Oswald
Movietone
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Comedy
News
Kenneth MacKenna
Bulldog Drummond
James*Hall
Frank Morgan
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Ned Cole
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Amsbury Fruit and Vegetable Market
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Tom Watson
Tbs
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