Poincare to retire after wartime leadership in France
The article discusses Raymond Poincare likely resigning as French head of government after stabilizing the franc and guiding postwar recovery. It notes his long tenure, mixed criticism, and the public’s view that he earned the right to relinquish the chief role as new leadership prepares to take over. It also briefly mentions two Kansas and Oklahoma bank robberies as unrelated local crime notes.
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Poincare
United States
Paria
Raymond’ Poincar
Poiscare
France
Altho
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lansing
Leavenworth
Angéla
Helen
Hess
Helen Ends
Viscount Brocklehurst
Scattered Plots and Oddities in News From Arkansas
A jumble of notes covers legal reforms, a Frisco locomotive endurance test, Shaw’s birthday suppression, drought impacts across continents, and a humorous Arkansas angle about a legendary money roll that could choke a cow, all from the Iola Register.
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Arkansaw
Old Home Town Notes From July Fifty Years Ago
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a lively Saturday with crowding streets and circus day excitement. The writer asks city leaders to consider a plan at Valley Fair Grounds to showcase Indians’ maneuvers, urging officials to address public interest and safety.
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Interday
The
Gooler
Tenat
An Valley Fair
Association
George Y. Johnson
J. P. He
Twenty five years ago notes and obits from July
A fragment lists names and events from a small town. Jerry Simitions Burt injured yesterday afternoon but not severely. Charles Achning resid and Mrs. Achning hosted visitors. Mrs Ne of Sew York City and Miss Ertha attended. Mrs. Lotkhelz and Mrs. Emmam left for Colorado. Edith and others planned three weeks in Texas. A 70 acre wheat operation yielded thirty six bushels to the acre, average twenty. Ten years.
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Jerry
Carl
York City
Esoee Lotkhelz
Charles Achnining
Colorado
Emmam
Jas Edith
Antonio
Texas
Birth of a daughter and travel notes in Little Greenwood Valley society
The column records a birth for a daughter named Thureday and a son named Will Underwood, with family travelers including Mrs W H Brown and Mrs G Fitch. It also lists frequent local visits, farm bureau meetings, club activities by the Big Springs 4-H, kinship visits of Georg Sheets family, and various Lawrence and Tecumseh ties. The jumble situates social life around Greenwood Valley, Tecumseh, Lecompton, and Topeka with many names and places recurring.
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Thureday
Underwood
J. B. Henry
W. H. Brown
Brown
Don Carlos
Cme
Grenoble
France
Greenwood Valley
Funeral and social notes from Topeka and Manhattan area
Miss Roberta McClanahan of Manhattan visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank McClanahan. Mr and Mrs Frank McClanahan host a Sunday dinner for Roberta Elizabeth McClanahan, Jimmy Lewis, Elisabeth McClanahan, Ralph Cree, Baker family, Chester McFann and Joan. 4-H club met at Big Springs school house with program and sun party planned for August 9 by local families. The Dark family and friends hosted dinners and visits around Topeka, Manhattan, and Overbrook with various relatives and guests.
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Dark
Ethel Dick
Topeka
Mon BY
Frank McClanahan
Helen Ad Madlynn
Manhattan
Franklin McClanahan
L. Dark
Gerald Holloway
Roberta. McClanahan
Chas, Hart of
Big Springs
Wm. Plateman
Falsh
Big Springs Montaye
Bremen Sails For Transatlantic Record Quest
The liner Bremen sails from New York with 2200 passengers en route to Cherbourg in search of a new transatlantic record. Captain Leopold Zigenbein predicts Cherbourg arrival by 6 am next Thursday, claiming a time 3 hours 49 minutes faster than the Mauretania eastbound record. A separate Wichita case notes Mrs. Clara Fay Charles suing Ardelle Holmes for $10 over an incident involving a 7 year old in Holmes yard.
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New York
Bremen
Cherbourg
Leopold Zigenbein
Wichita
Kan
Ardelle Holmes
Wilbur Eugene Charles
Holmes Yard
Clara Fay Charles
I Gay
RPA Po calls of Callan and Copyright 1925
A brief notice cites RPA PO Callan and mentions Copyright 1925 Publiquers Syndicate. The fragment hints at a publishing or licensing matter with named parties. Further context from the source would clarify the action, date, and location.
Kansas History Dates and Regional Notes
This date overview recalls 1576 when a Franklin County trotting stallion won a great race in Cleveland and set a new mark. It notes a state Independent Reform convention at Topeka, M. E. Hudson named governor from Bourbon County, and 1877 death of Rev. Eben Blackley of Freedmen's University in Quindaro. A later AP note reports the July 27 suicide of Mary R. Codner, a 71 year old South Haven resident, found with a revolver after loneliness.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Fopeka
M. E. Hudson
Bourbon County
Eben Blackley
Freedmen’s University
Quindaro
Wellington
Kan
Mary
R. Codner
South Haven
Modern Girl as War Tale And Other Book Notes
A mixed review thread notes Norman wartime fiction and biographies from The Gypsy to A Modern Girl. It highlights soldiers lives, Ibsen biography, Remarque sales, Napoleon works, and Smiths autobiography, plus Newberry Medal verdict and library updates with new titles and reader notices.
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W. B. Trites
Frederick
A. Stokes
Ted Ter Wang
Obiera
Kansas highway markers and signs statewide plan
Kansas marks all highways with either interstate shields or sunflower state plates. About 22 306 state markers and sixteen thousand US highway markers are in use. Roughly eight thousand caution and stop signs have been erected to ensure uniform highway marking across the state.
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Kansas
U. S
Guards Entrain For Two Week Encampment At Fort Riley
About 1,200 Kansas National Guard artillerymen will entrain tonight for a two week encampment at Camp Whitside from July 28 to August 11. A second encampment for infantry and cavalry runs August 11 to 25 with Gen. W McD Rowan commanding the first and Gen. Charles I Martin head of the second. Governor Clyde M Reed plans to visit August 2 and 3. F E Lowry found an exact size facsimile of the Declaration of Independence amid family papers.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Kansas National Guard
Camp Whitside
Infantry
Cavalry
W. McD. Rowan
60Th Field Artillery Brigade
130Th Field Artillery
11St Field Artillery
Charles I. Martin
Leavenworth
Milton R. McLean
Clyde M. Reed
F. E. Lowry
Oxford
Kans
The Lady Helen and the Secret Letters
Sir Richard studies Julian's hurried note as Lady Helen deals with gossip and romance. A whistle, a garden, and a hidden letter drive intrigue in a Tudor like court. Viscount Brocklehurst presses for a ride while Duchess Angella schemes and the mystery deepens.
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London
Richard
Julign
Julian
Sir Richard
Rich
Toul
Helen
Arden
Ben
Wes
Betty
Ana
Aeortune
Angela
Angelo
Aengela
Helens
Gela
Ihdy
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Vhs
Frisco
George ‘Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Pers
Europe
Chiina
England
Australia
Argentina
Canada
Northwestern
New England
Russia
China
Dean Sheets
Kelliogg
G. A. Glenn
Clarence Glenn
Amelia Harman
Hazel
Lawrefice
Doris
Lou Irene Hollaway
Lecompton
Ben Kellogg
McLin Lines
Popeke
Big Spings Farm
Bureau Burea
Amel Hartman
Duncan
Ang
Geelan
Anna Halbert
Dorothy
Gee, Goodrich
al Riley
Chas Dalrymple
Riley Goff
Amos Geelen
Beulah Wimner
Fern
Virginia Joe
Pauline Dreyer
Juanity Weber
Grace Home
Is. S. L
Great Britain
America
MacDonald
Hoover
Stimson
Esme Howard
Hugh Gibson
Ambassador Dawes
Speed
RPA PO cLau
Callan
Publiquers Syndicat
Willis Th
Africa
William
Nelson
Salvation Army
San Francisco
Ibsen
Henrik Ibsen
Puo- Hohers Little, Brown ,& Co
Germany
Tca
Sis
iPottle
Puten
Yale University
Prese
Quen
Maude
Miska
Peter At
Hayes
Stember
Nalpoleon
Dmitri Merezhkovsky
Napoleon
Erezhkovsky
Maleon
Cathe‘rine
Zydington
Dutton
Les Merezhkovsky
Napolleon
Pierce Clark
E. Barrington
al Smith
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Smith
Newberry
Eric Kelly Thi Haak
American Library Association
Washington, D. C
Durin
Beers Blacks Camel
Pletcher
Ferensson
Johnston
Kyne
Jim
Conqueror
MacGrath
Wolves
Pendextes
Gate
Rchmond
Ichmond
Sabatini
Sir Prince
Wallace
Illiamson
Wren
Wells
Fletcher
Barbican
Iim
Sattre
Edith Ac Ee
Jeffery Farnol
Pevensey
John Parret
Mr. Trumpington
Lee
Constatt
Henry
Toone Uy Ie
Young. Mani
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