Democrats for Immediate Independence Split in Party
New York July 26 U P The symposium of 36 Democratic leaders shows a strong shift against immediate independence for the Philippines. Only Senator Morris Sheppard favors total independence, while four Wilson cabinet members mostly oppose it, with Daniels partially supporting a gradual path aided by a Platt amendment.
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New York
U P
Dewcotati
Philippines
Vicente Villamin
Wapina
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Wilson
Bryan
Bays
Robert Lansing
Lindley M. Garrison
Josephus Daniel
Thomas W. Gregory
Mr. Daniels
Thomas F. Gailor
Episcopal
Tennessee
J. Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Walter F. George
Georgia
Frank F. Fagan
North Caroli Bankers’ Association
Gernor William E. Sweet
Colorado
James A. O'Gorman
Lawrence D. Tyson
Day . Moody
Woodbridge N. Ferrisof
Pat Harrison
Edwin
Broussard
Louisiana
Edward, J. Edwards
New Jersey
Royal Ss Copeland
Hoyt M. Dobbs
Methodist
Alabama
Hamilton Holt
Rollins College
Florida
Wanwaka club plans July meeting and picnic details
The Wanwaka Literary Club meets July 28 with A R rein y and Mrs Otto as hostesses. A summer picnic is planned at Gage Park in Topeka. Mrs F B Benson and Lucile and Bernice of Kansas City visited July 1 at Mrs Benson's sister Mrs Dow De. The marriage of Mrs Annabel Dicks to John Allen of Emporia is set for July 14 at 8:00 PM at the B parsonage.
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Zyar
Osage wealth spurs livestock boom and new homes
The Osage Indian community, once stunned by sudden oil wealth and government curbs on spending, now sees a surge in livestock purchases and luxury homes. Notable members like Henry Tall Chief and Noah Hamilton own substantial, prize-winning herds, while others raise Toland hogs and Herefords. The district also notes local social visits, farm bureau events, and residents taking vacations in nearby towns, with ongoing community life amid rains and harvest pauses.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Osage
Washington
Henry Tall
Wedding reception followed by church ceremony in Lena
MS Testerman led a wedding reception after a ceremony attended by about one hundred friends. A music program featured solos by Miases isthed and Ella Gadteye, with decor from Misses Rennay and Ela Godlove. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dews and Mr. and Mrs. Watt of Topeka. The report notes many local visits, social gatherings, and Farm Bureau activities in Lena and nearby towns with several residents traveling to Topeka and Lawrence for events and work.
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Testerman
Perfoppinie Mony
Miases Isthed
Ella Gadteye
Ralph Celman
Messrs
Robert Dews
Raymond Seetin
Rennay
Ela Godlove
Dews
Watt
Wilcox
Topeka
Patricia Larcom
Law
Guy Bigsby
Allen
Lena Rat
Dow
Joe McTlugh
Helen Dews
McWugh
Olin Templin
Lauwrence
John Ise
Unit
Dangerous Weather Foreseen for Redfern Flight
Government meteorologist G F von Herrmann of Atlanta warns Paul Redfern's Brunswick to Rio de Janeiro flight will face cross winds and tropical storms. He cites easterly trades from Cuba to the equator, strong southeast winds near the Amazon, and possible thunderstorms before improving near Rio de Janeiro.
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Brunswick, Ga
Paul Redfern
Brunswick
Rio de Janeiro
Caribbean Sea
Pace
Atlantic
G. F. von Herrmann
Atlanta
Jerrmann
Cape Verde Islands
Porto Rico
Caribbean
Cuba
South America
Amazon River
Yucatan
Panama
Equator
Redfern
Andes
Amazon
C. EF. von Herrmann
Big Springs Community Notes On Events And Visits
Everett mass casualty event required a dog vaccination last Monday as it showed hydrophobia. Mr Slaughter is taking precautions to prevent spread. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Cy Glenn and daughters visited the Henry family. Sewing club met at Mrs Harvey Glenn’s. next gathering to be hosted by Mrs Julia Martin in Lecompton on July 28. Will Moose and daughter Mary of Orange Calif visited relatives in Big Springs. Carl Rake and Vernon visited his parents. Mrs M B Duncan hosted a surprise with relatives from Iowa and Nebraska. Mrs H C Swadley and others shopped in Topeka. Mary Holloway and Marvin Richardson quietly wed in Lawrence. Richardson family ties noted with Big Springs.
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Lardson
Lawrence
Richardson
Llloyd Cashman
Billy
Kansas City
Grant Johnson
Lane
M. B. Dungan
Poses County Farm Bureau
Pienie Ah Brown
G. W. Cashman
R. F. Buck
Bigs Springs
Topeka
Everett Slaughter
Harvey Glenn
Julia Martin
Lecompton
Will Moose
Mary
Carl Rake
Vernon
Kanwaka
H. C. Swadley
O. J. Thompson
Adna Slaughter
Mary Holloway
Marvin Richardsons
Richardsoni
Honolay
Big Springs
Rych
Fly-Tox Pro Protection Nonsense Ad Claims
A garbled 1920s style ad promotes Fly-Tox Pro claiming to kill all household insects. It speaks of contact contamination and excreta, touts health and cleanliness, and credits a Mellon Industrial Research development.
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Mellon
Resshin
Quarrels of Children Court in North Atlanta
In North Atlanta a unique Court of Conciliation settles property disputes and matrimonial issues under Dr. A. S. Libby mayor and Oglethorpe University professor. The court handles local cases quietly and also addresses speeding infractions within the area.
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Atlanta
U.P
A. S. Libby
Oglethorpe University
Libby
Child’s scalp eruptions healed by Cuticura remedies
A mother reports her daughter's scalp broke out with pimples causing itching and sleep loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for a short period, the child improved and was healed. The ad promotes Cuticura products as purer and effective for skin and scalp care with sample offers.
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F. M. Gill
Cutler
Ohio
Falcombe
Gatleyes Laboratories
Dapt
Byaialden
Informal town court plan praised by professor
The text notes informal proceedings where a lawyer may plead his own case and lawyers are barred. Housewives see it as a suitable place for settling children's quarrels. The procedure is informal and cases are decided by substantive law, not arbitrary opinions, suggesting the plan is a success.
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Libby Coplains
No case heard taken to a higher court statement
A terse note states that no case heard has ever been taken to a higher court, implying that appellate review has not occurred for the matters discussed. The remark emphasizes the absence of escalating appeals within the referenced proceedings.
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