Press for Order and Action in Bonus Army Debacle
An editorial roundup condemns the Washington bonus army disturbances, urging rapid dispersal of demonstrators while warning against tolerating lawless acts. It quotes major papers calling for strong government response and emphasizes restore order at the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
New York Times
New York Herald-Tribune
Agitators and politicians blamed for misleading hungry men
Fragment notes blame agitators and politicians for leading hungry men into impossible demands and fear of consequences. The text implies accountability for those who mislead and yield to pressure.
Woodring Profile in Kansas Governor Bid Background
The article surveys Democratic candidate Harry H. Woodring of Neodesha for a second term as Kansas governor. Born May 31, 1890, he rose from farm roots to banking, served in World War I, led the American Legion, and became governor January 12, 1931. He launched a 3.5 million state economy program and backs tax limitation and a state income tax amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Woodring
Neodésha
Elk City
Kan
Independence
Lebanon University
Lebanon
Ind
Elk City Bank
Neodesha
Tank Corps
American Legion
FLASHES OF LIFE FEATURES WIDE WORLD VARIETY
Hoquiam readers note animal sightings on streams and traffic needs. In Los Angeles foreign athletes joke in English with O K. In New York a $500 Irish setter, locked in a ventilator, is saved. Nice France Corsican outlaw Spada taunts guards. Venice Mussolini reads a Spanish girl Milena Gutierrez letter. Seattle Monte Blue rushes to save Wanda Stewart as her costume catches fire and dress is torn away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoricted
Hoquiam, Wash
Larwater
Queets
Frank
August Northup
Los Angeles
Olympic Village
New York
Nice
France
Andre Spada
The
Brush
Riviera
Maquis
Venice
Mussolini
Milena Gutierrez
Egypt
Il Duce
Italy
Seattle
Monte Blue
Wanda Stewart
Parlor Tricks at St James A M E Church Play Night
Sunday services listed for St James A M E Church with Rev. Win Engyard preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m and a benefit play titled Parlor Tricks led by six young ladies. Mrs Engyard improving slowly while Ella Evans visits. union meeting at St James A M E Church at 3 p m. Immanuel Lutheran Church at Tenth and Kentucky hosts services and welcomes worshippers.
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ST. James A, M. E
Win. Engyard
Helen Payne
Union Span
St . Janes AL Moe
Jennie Evans
Fennent
St. James A. M. E
Engyard
Ella Mse Evans
Local church services and Sunday plans announced
A detailed listing of morning and evening worship schedules across multiple denominations including WINLANT Presbyterian Church FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH and FREE METHODIST CHURCH. It notes Sunday School times, sermon topics such as Fighting the Stars and Complete In Him, youth services, park and outdoor gatherings, union services, and nearby conventions plus reading room hours for Christian Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Connecticut
AL J. Miller
Ministes
O. E. Ingle
Christian Endeavor
H. E. Eberhart
Union Park
Ruprest
Acy Nee
Centenary Methodist Episco
PAL
Comer 4Th
Elm Sta Hesse
Terry Crall
Hi Epworth League
Glenn
Pentecostal Assembly at 14th and Rhode Island Sts Service Times
Church notices list services across several congregations. Assembly of Cod led by Pastor Ashworth with Sunday School at 9:45 and morning and evangelistic services. Ninth Street Baptist Church at Ninth and Objio with Sunday School, sermons, and youth programs. Lawrence Friends Church at Delaware and Eleventh Sts with Bible School and worship. United Brethren Church on Seventeenth and Vermont with 9:45 Sunday School and 11:00 morning worship. South Park Union services and First Christian Church youth event noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth
Kentucky
W. W. Stoeppelworth
Immanuel Lutherans
Little Stone
Jesus Christ
Church OF God
New Hampshire
Clarence A. Thomas
Boy Scouts of Our Church
First Christian Church
Seth W. Slaughter
Dorothy Eaton
Linwood
F. M. Adam
Main Street
J. R. Caffyn
Federated Church
Mr. Hall
the Baptist Church
Mary Catherine Frederick
John Tudhope
Assembly OF
Ninth Street
Lawrence Friends Church
Delaware
Eleventh St
Story
Christian Endeavor
South Park
United
Brethren Church
Seventeenth
Vermont
L. Heatherington
Ralph Snee- Ris
Mabel Forrester
Union Young People
Cool Breezes Bring Relief From Heat In Kansas
Kansas ends three week heat spell as showers spread across the state. A northeast breeze and scattered rain cooled conditions to an expected 85 to 90 degrees in many areas today and tomorrow. Meteorologist S. D. Flora forecast more showers or thunderstorms, with rainfall totals reported from Concordia to Wichita and other towns. The state had temperatures near 95 or higher yesterday, with highs over 100 in Winfield and Coldwater.
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Topeka
Kansas
D. Flora
Weather Bureau
Concordia
Dresden
Hays
Larned
Phillipsburg
Winfield
Goodland
Anthony
Coldwater
Liberal
McPherson
Tribune
Wichita
Hutchinson
Weather relief as temps dip across state
Last night brought relief with temperatures dropping to the 65 to 70 range in the east and lower in the west. The new state weather summary notes cooler conditions, with Liberal recording a lower reading.
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Mercury
Ewer
Liberal
Plan Democrat Rally at South Park in Douglas County
Dudley Doolittle Kansas City Kan nationalDemocratic committeeman to speak at county rally in South Park Monday night. Frank W McDonald Young Men's Democratic club of Kansas announced plans. Douglas County club sponsors. it starts at 8 pm and voters urged to go to the polls next day. Public address system to be installed. attendees invited.
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Dudley Doolittle
Kansas City
Kan
National Democratic
South Park
Frank W. McDonald
Young Men's Democratic Club of
Kansas
Douglas County Club
Douglas County
McDonald
Farmers Union picnic set for August at Engel's Grove
The Douglas County Farmers Union plans an all day picnic at Engel's Grove on August 5 featuring contests a morning ball game and a basket dinner. An afternoon program will include home talent and another ball game inviting all to attend.
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Farmers’ Union
Douglas County
Engel’s Grove
Mae “Hobson
Ray Barkley
Leroy Stoneking
Oscar Turner
Ralph Retter
Topeka
Homer Clary
Humboldt
Charles Bowser
Bowser
Gerald Hobson
Millardackson
Bert Emery
Owen Turner
Charles McKaster
Alva
Kis
Clinton McKaster
Mary White
Walter Dyer
Lucille
Thelma
Maxine
Leo Dyer
Vista
Richard
Marietta White
Charles Tate
Leonard McCullough
Harry Hobson
Dale
J. L. Hobson
Baldwin
Thomas Miller
Charles Osher
Marie
James
Charles Detwiler
Wayne
Leroy
Detwiler
Fred Weaver
Peoria
Lucille Hall
Ruth Clifford
Lawrence
Lafe King
Frank Kellerman
BM. L. King
Gene White
Pomona
Leppy Stonekine
Fred Hartzelbrink
Kellerman
Dodder Family Notice in Enterprise and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs John Dodder and George with Mr and Mrs Ervin Dod are listed in a local enterprise issue notice. The fragment confirms a family grouping associated with the Dodder surname in the Enterprise and Vicinity column.
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John Dodder
George
Ervin Dod
Community Socials and Plays at St Paul AME
Local notices recount visits at Roy Dodder home and gatherings with the Hartmans, Raibles, and others. The Friendship club met July 14 with refreshments and多 guests including Mrs Glenn Dodder. St Paul AME church youth staged the three act drama Eyes of Love, with a cast list and intermission music. Ol Setlers picnic dates August 19 and 20 were announced.
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Der
Addie Houston
Wesley Isreal
Florence Leah
Hula
Chester Dean
Belle
Joe
Agnes Baldwin
Roy Dodder
Frank Hartman
Overbrook
Homer Wright
Wright
Rig
George Raible
Edith Mae
John Miller
Johnnie
Dorothy
Dirs
Glenn Schwartz
Worlen
Frazier Butler
Louise Reilly
Lena, Myrle
Eleanor Mae
Friendship Club
Rudolph Hase
John Bulmer
Charles Butterfield
Lloyd Coffman
Arthur Hage
Charles Forth
Jennie Powell
Noah Shuler
George Sullivan
Ida Walker
Tom Tutcher
Rudolph Huse
Glenn Dodder
H. E. Tailey
Opal Mae
Georgette Sullivan
Myrtle Schrader
Wallie
Sylvia
E. P. Shuler
Centropolis
Ner
Jesse Root
E D. Kendall
Ozawkie
Henry Kimmel
Wes Reynolds
McLouth
Robert Talliaferro
el Dorado
Ross Ferguson
Valley Falls
W. E. Sain
Perry
Chester Peebler
T. W. Trasdale
Topeka
Knight Templars
Toneka Commandery No. 6
J. H. Bowers
John
Don van Cleave
Kansas City
Charles. Bliss
C. N. Pacakemia
St. Paul A, M. E. Church
Carolina
Josephine Gaines
Gayla Barry
Helen Garrett
Reeta
Juanita Bell
Bert Wade
Burnett Bell
Clark
Rob Murray
Ol Setlers
Oskaloosa News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Death
Oskaloosa and nearby residents featured in a roundup of social visits. Wyatt Gragg attended a state meeting in Toneka. Virginia Clark and Sadie Anderson visited Clark family. Frances McClellan hosted by McIntosh and Clark relatives. Obituary notes report the death of William E Huddleston, long-time banker and Masonic leader, with funeral details and survivors. The community also mentions church events, reunions, and local hospitality at area homes.
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Wyatt Gragg
Toneka
Virginia Clark
Moline
Sadie Anderson
Perry
Tena Clark
George Clark
Epha McIntosh
Frances McClellan
Kansas City
Abe Gilbert
Topeka
W.D. Monroe
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Daryl Bliss
Ozarks
Donald
C. E. Bliss
Minnie Ninper
Los Angeles
Tom Sharkey
George Sands
R.B. Brown
Methodist
McLouth
Union
Park
A. J. Simon
Temple
Albert Hagge
Valley Falls
A. A.ebber
Frances Small
Kangity
A. al. Small
T. V. Edmonds
Will Monroa
Edward Davis
Carrie Brandon
Tuttle
Okla
Nola Davis
New Castle
Oskaloosa
Huda Dleston
Toval Arch
Blue Lodge
Lawrence
Topska Commandery No. 5
Abdullah Shrine
Tin Brothers
T. A. Hudleston
The
State Bank
George Huddleston
Anna Jenkins
Ella Patrick
Nell Bliss Huddleston
Presbyterian Church
E. A. Ahrens
Topeka Commandery No. 5
Dandy
Whispering Hope
Oscar Haines
J. N. Johnson
Matt Weightman
Arry Riley
George Riley
Winchester
Ed Day
W. H. Rice
J. W. Roberts
Win Newmark
Mary Kirkham
Tonganoxie
Percy
Ives Chapel Ladies Aid Meet with Wide Attendance
The Ives Chapel Ladies Aid convened Wednesday with numerous members present. Guests helped hostesses quilt and a business session planned an all day meeting. Several residents were noted visiting, traveling to Kansas City, Ottawa, and nearby towns. The group mourned the death of Mary Jean Ross, five months old, and other social visits were recorded.
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Ives Chapel
Ladies’ Aid
George Frye
W. W. Whitted
Bernice Carnahan
Oliver Price
H. S. Cook
J. L. Hadley
Philip Miller
Fred Meyer
W. R. Sutor
Maurice Frye
T. F. Haas
John Wise
Ella Halliday
Charles Griffith
E. D.thomas
Madison
Maxine Thomas
Wichita
L. E. Speer
Ernest Butell
Vince Dean
I. N. Rutherford
Emma
Emery
Kansas City
Ethel McGhee
Austin McGhee
Bell Memorial Hospital
Robert Brumfield
Frances Sutor
Margaret Flanders
William Simpson
Dorothy
Betty Lou
Ralph Twichell
Frances
Ottawa
Forrest Hemming
Rosa May Miller
John Christe
James Osher
George Summer
Ben Davison
Margaret
Oliver Russell
Leonard Whitted
Lyle
Ivan Eugene
Ted Brown
Bobbie
JL. N. Rutherford
Floyd
Merlyn
Tonganoxto
C. B. Merry
Emma Emery
Betty
Paul Stewart
Lewis Ross
Near Richmond
Orrin Bales
Roland and
Shirley
Near Lawrence
H. 8
Cook
J. A. Bales
Cook Home
Theodore Glaser
Centropolis
Doroth
Mtg
Een Pavlean
Rand
Roy McGhee
McGhee
Bolte
Peterville
Kieth
Dewey McGray
H. S. Conk
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East 8Th St
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert A. Hunt
Wesley Foustrration
Dwin F. Price
Ma Martin
Caro Roma
Atrio
Henry A. Hinsch
Ida Clawson Hunt
Margaret Ann Hunt
Mendelssohn
Maud Annett
J. S. Daniels
Free Methodist Church
Twelfth and
Connecticut Streets
Orrfile Walters
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Fred, Reand
Chicago
South “Park
G. B. Chase
ST. Pesos Evangelical Church
Sil
St. H. Reifschneider
ST. Paul's Evangelical Church
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Teagne
P. Women's Union
Plan Democrat Rally
Bat Battalino
Petrolle
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Fargo Express
Frankie
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C. H. Caldwell
Fern Gibson
M. L. King
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Leo Parrish
William Lockher
Detroit
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