Huston named new GOP chairman date set for August seven
In a Kansas paper dated July 26 1930 Claudius Huston indicates he will resign on his own terms and a national committee meeting is scheduled for August 7 to officialize the change. The piece notes western Kansas towns like Colby showing growth and pursuing second class city status. The report reflects party leaders’ support for Huston aligning with broader party aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican “National’ Committee
Claudius Huston
Huston
National Committee
Kansas
Colby
Democrats and the Treaty Ratification Claims
Jouett Shouse credits the Democratic party for ratifying the London naval treaty while noting his remarks show no one is fooled. Democratic senators voting yes deserve credit, with Coolidge highlighted for recognizing the fact. The treaty is praised as a bipartisan step toward world peace, though party credit remains disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouett Shouse
Democratic Party
Coolidge
Atention
Democratic Party Organization
Shouse
Chautauqua Tales Footing at Awatto TX Primaries Open
The Chanute Tribune recalls how traveling Chautauqua troupes operate, mocking the uplift myth. Awatto residents once paid high sums for cultural revival, then faced cancellations and cash constraints. The piece notes a harsh, satirical view of Chautauqua funding and attendance amid political primaries beginning in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harris
Chanute Tribune
Earl Catall
Will Rogers
Hess
Peer
Awatto
One party rule in Texas politics and local planning praise
A discussion of Texas party politics notes one party dominance and a runoff primary as decisive. Detroit police scrutinize an affidavit about Buckley the radio broadcaster linked to gambling and a slain underworld figure. The piece also profiles Paul A. Dinsmoor who led the city planning commission, aiding completion of the city plan and underpass studies, while four groups planned a bus line to Deene for regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Buckley
Unterworld
Police
Radio Organics
The Old Home T John Brown's Wagon Neill
A clipped notice notes John Brown's wagon shipped on a serene day, detailing a four car shipment of splendid fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Neill
Five Fragments From a Summer Journal in Lawrence
Twenty five years ago the July twenty eighth issue notes visits by Leon Flint of Manhattan Nationalist and Emma Kelly returning from Klondyke. May Kelly travels Seattle with the family party on the Pacific coast to the Poi exposition. Mattel Barber departs for Colorado, Turner couple head for a Colorado trip. The Journal discusses Judge Riggs and a suburban home offer at a low price. Elks hold a meeting with Buffalo reports, J H Cohn initiated and lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Judge Riggs
Lawrence
The
Elks
Buffalo
J. H. Cohn
Temporary Dean Brandt named at University
TEN YEARS AGO Saturday July 26 Prof J G Brandt named temporary dean of the college as part of a possible reorganization. He has been with the University five years as associate professor of Greek and previously served as assistant dean during Dean Tem- pin’s absence for war work. Births and anniversaries noted include twin girls born to Mr and Mrs Owen and celebrations at the Crowder home. The Lawrence Daily Gazette announces new ownership with Homer Talbot taking charge as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Brandt
Brandt
Olin Tempiin
Washington
D. L. Patterson
Owen Carl
J. A. Farrell
Josephine Farrell
Sarah Farrell
Lorena Mack
South Haven
Dhines
William H
Schultz
Par
New York
J de Bapale
Lorette
Evelyn Peters
Kansas History Brief From Paint Creek Bar
A fragmented note recalls a Baptisie posta an Sees Ae Rinsion involving Mr Hie Jones at the Paint Creek Bar. The readable text hints at a local incident or departure tied to a Kansas history date, with limited names and places available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint Creek
Soviet Foreign Chief Warns of Trade Cuts on Moscow Actions
Moscow reports the new Soviet foreign affairs chief warns that Moscow may sharply curtail or halt trade with hostile capitalist countries. He cites planned embargoes on rus- sian manganese and argues reduced export trade must trim corresponding imports. The issue follows a rising wave of anti US sentiment and legal actions linked to import bans and economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Foreign Affairs
United Ste States
Soviet Union
Eietee
Russia
Dagger and the Flight to War by the Texas Ranch Scene
A melodramatic tale threads Dagger a young married woman and her romantic entanglements with American adventurer Tom Bo. The plot follows romance, jealousy, and wartime duty as characters leave the Marley ranch to join Allied forces in France while a second romance unfolds amid aviation and peril. The narrative blends flight adventures with strained relationships and wartime optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagger
Mariay
Jim
Marley
Texas
Ranci Yescoes Ard
Tom Bo
Howard
France
Tnissing
Dea Ane
Dagger Ens
Army
Tamerica
Antonio
Cam
Dagger and Wandering Claim Forbidden Flight of Love
In a postwar era of youth and danger, Dagger and Wandering deepen their bond through flying and shared risk. Her pilot training leads to a solo flight and growing affection, tempered by fear, duty, and the pull of a looming war. Their restrained romance blossoms amid accelerating life and looming tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espy
Dagger
Howard
Van
Shoth
Adu
Willy
Black Clock and Friends Explore Hidden Histories
A whimsical scene follows Lattie Black Clock and companions John and Peggy as they discuss discovery and the unknowable. They reminisce on Africa, Pink discoveries, and the fun of uncovering history, while a British company in New Guinea’s islands is hinted at in the backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Peggy
Africa
Roe
Flood Committee and Louisiana Heritage Debate
A fragmentary account discusses a flood committee and U S Geyer with references to Louisiana history and figures. It mentions Sugar Bowl, New Roads and Poydras College near an old oak linked to James Ryder Randall, and Natchitoches slave statue praised as an example of fidelity. The text also notes violations of rules and a Cleveland-related radio amateur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ion
Canada
Louisiana
Poydres College
James Ryder Randall
Maryland
Natchitoches
Virgil
Achates
Troy
Natchitooches
Overnight News Briefs From Across The World
The Associated Press reports commerce commission orders freight rate cuts for grain. U S and Mexico debts discuss. A naval expulsion in Washington linked to misconduct. A plane crash in Los Angeles kills two. Rome reports five earthquakes in Potenza area. Nationalists in Cairo push noncooperation on grain. Moscow warns of boycotts. A midair collision near Mexico City kills five on two army planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Washington
New York
Hoover
Hall
Mexico
Potenza
Italy
Cairo
Moscow
Mexico City
Flashes of Life and Oddball Notes From Around the World
A collection of brief, humorous and odd items: Mrs Ora B Wofford wed detective William Buenz who hid his identity. Miss Turkey aims at thinner looks and seeks doctor supervision in a beauty push. Signora Paolina Gottogoll faces enforcement actions after a destructive night of arson. a Yankee state legion commander note. Dartmouth-trained Sax Llewellyn runs a cotton mill. a two–transatlantic search for a bride is touted by Joseph Harrison claiming royal ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Ora B. Wofford
William Buenz
Buenz
William von Buenz
Miati
Istanbul
Turkey
Miss Turkey
Mubedjil Hanim
Rio Janeiro
Ityey
Landes
Italy
Signora Paolina Gottogoll
Columbia
S. C
American Legion
Llewellyn
Boston
Arlington
Dartmouth
Madison
N. J
Joseph Harrison
King Naylor
Dever
Health check for entering pupils urged for fall
An editorial urges thorough pre school physicals for incoming students. It stresses complete examinations, nutrition checks, vaccination and immunization, and recording both defects and healthy traits to prevent handicaps and aid learning. It calls for parent responsibility to start children without a handicap.
Baldwin Socials Report Visitors From Miltonvale
Mrs. Harry Craig of Lawrence visited Baldwin on Thursday to see her mother Mrs. A O Burton and to meet Mr and Mrs Carl Horn and Miss Edith Horn of Miltonvale who arrived in Baldwin that day for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Craig
Lawrence
Baldwin
A. O. ‘Burton
Carl Horn
Edith Horn
Miltonvale
Local gatherings and family visits fill weekend in Baldwin
The Baldwin Scouts led by Dee Potts held a meeting. Catholic ladies club met at the parish hall last Thursday afternoon with games and a lunch. A large list of residents and relatives visited, shopped, or traveled to Leavenworth, Tonganoxie, Kansas City, and Stillwell. Notably Anna Wickey won first prize at the Hallow event. The article closes noting America has only failed to field a Davis Cup finalist three times since 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wickey
Margaret Southard
Denis Stomski
Leavenworth
Basedor
Lawrence Stoneking
Olie
Babcock and Sons
Norman
Charles
Emma Wickey
John Wickey
Beulah Hawkins
Georgie
Ola Babcock
Tonganoxie
Richard Kelly
Bud
Helen
Kansas City
Emma Wekey
Familly
Orville Pearson
Elmer Laughlin
Olathe
Davidgon
Jean
Will Bush
Olie Babcock
Sam Babcock
H. M. Cox
Gerald
Harnox
Stillwell
W. D. Fordyce
Denis Slomski
Ola Babcock Amisons
Florence Foley
John Parsons
Bus America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal World Ae
Matter
Ness
Mamachusette Treet
Ban Fe Ee Ee Bank
Eae
Associated Presa
Associated
Dispatches
Sens
Peel Ee En Ae
Xankas
Christ
God
Tem
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
State Commission
Dinsmoor
Paul A. Binsmoor
City Planning Commission
Frank Evans
Planning Commission
City Commission
Planning Board
Union Pacific
North Lawrence
Deene
Sara
Abe
Cenrrisht
Publishire Sypiliexet
Litvinoff
Joes
Mandel
Hakes
Air da 4 Canviile Dagger
Flyin Tose Sons
Stedman
Jack
Mick
Duffield and Company
War
Mary Gaten Bonner
Company
Ella Magpere
New Guinéa
Ins Raigiene
Congressional
U. S
Aress
Waar
Houdlin
Los Angeles
John S. Morse
Dominick Gneepff
Lane
North Holywood
W. Bernard Vause
Milly
York Dr
Auahing i Madaren
Baldwin News
Mrs. Horn
Baldwin Scouts
Dee Potts
Hawk Hallow
Lawrence National Bank
Shimmons Bros
Maza
T. J. Sweeney
Lewis
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
A. Wood
A. M. Fitzpatrick
George Dupney
C, Friend
Ascob Badsky
R. A. Steele
G. A. Smart
Peoples State Bank
Kansas Lawrence
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!