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Protests on Taxes Foreshadow Meeting in Chicago
Representatives from about 450 cities plan to meet in Chicago to protest high taxes and seek action at the national conventions. They blame recent large expenditures for the tax burden, most locally imposed, and doubt the conventions can change it. Hoover urges swift final revenue bill action amid Senate delay. French cabinet faces confusion about policy with Germany’s moves shaping foreign relations.
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Guyer Sets Stance on Bonus Funding Then and Now
Congressman Guyer discusses the soldiers bonus debate and outlines his stance. He has supported veteran relief but cites the government's financial strain and opposes printing new currency. He backs balancing the budget and avoiding risky spending, urging prudent methods over costly expedients. He warns some colleagues seek votes through large expenditures.
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Japanese Shanghai venture haunts world markets and politics
The piece notes lingering costs of Japan's Shanghai campaign and its impact on future trade relations. It contrasts losses and damages with any potential profits, suggesting the venture harmed ties and future cooperation. It also mentions a New York mayoral figure tied to a bus franchise inquiry and a $10,000 letter of credit aiding a European trip.
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Voters urged toremember congressmen who stand for economy
The Kansas City Times urges the public to remember how Representatives Shannon and Guyer voted on major measures. Shannon opposed the Reconstruction Credit Corporation and the Glass Steagall bill and opposed the manufacturers tax while voting against economy measures. Guyer supported the measures and voted for the tax, with the public urged to reward such stances in November.
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Old Home Town News Notes in Lawrence
Mrs S D Bishop and sister return from Wichita. C Seewir cuts ties with Dr Longshore Potts Co and plans a visit in Lawrence. Mrs J D Bowersock and Gene go to Chicago to visit Miss Don Bowersock at the Chicago Conservatory of Music. Mrs Olin Bells graduating recital at Music Hall tonight. Rev A D States to marry Jacob P Steinhauser of Colorado and Maggie Foreman of this city yesterday. Miss Georgia Brown hosts a reception at Armory Hall withHattie Messler Edna Gifford May Bell Eva Brown Virgie McCrory and others. Admission 50 cents.
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Wichita
Geo. D. Rogers
Baptist Church
Lawrence
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Jacob P. Steinhauser
Colorado
Maggie Foreman
Miss Brown
Georgia Brown
Armory Hall
Hattie Messler
Edna Gifford
May Bell
Eva Brown
Virgie McCrory
Quiet Neighborhood Neighbors Keep Peaceful Rivalry
Emma and Lucy, longtime neighbors, share a quiet bond with no quarrels insults or children or chickens involved. They avoid playing bridge, sticking to their routine and mutual respect in a small, ordinary neighborhood.
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Publishers Syndicate
Forty Years Ago Events In Lawrence June Recitals And Dances
Forty years ago in Lawrence the University professor traveled to Europe for summer studies A C Griesa attended the national nurserymen convention in Atlanta Ga The Kappa Kappa Gamma commencement will be next Friday at J D Bowregocks residence The School of Music closed with Mrs Ida Burr Bell delivering a well received recital Lawrence talent praised The Little Folks Hop hosted by dancing pupils and teacher Georgia Brown featured many dances including the Grand March Sicilian Circle May Pole Dance Sailor's Hornpipe impressed Hattie Messler The Skirt Dance by Edna Gifford surpassed professional performances Little Allie Roche Helen Alder led a Tam borine Dance Willard Smith Rob Anderson noted among boys A dainty lunch followed by more dancing with parents
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Lawrence
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Anna Dunlap
Bach
Hattie Messler
Edna Gifford
Allie Roche
Helen Alder
Soa Brown
Virgie McCrory
Essie Nixon
Willard Smith
Rob Anderson
Seniors Gift to High School in Year End Chapel
Twenty five years ago on June 1 the final school chapel drew a crowded audience as seniors presented a bust of Benjamin Franklin to the school. Robert Johnson led the presentation with music by Miss Kate Riggs and the Daltons.
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Ten Years Ago Rotary Meeting and Local Happenings
Ten years ago on June 1st, local residents were set for the Rotary International convention in Los Angeles with twelve Lawrence neighbors joining a Santa Fe special. Notables include George Lawrence joining Floyd Rankin Pharmacy, Charles W. Mertz winning a university scholarship, and travelers like W. H. Charlton returning from California. Local entertainment featured Lake View Clubhouse events honoring Miss Margaret Gustafson and Miss Frances Greenleaf, while Ruth Dyche returned from Minneapolis.
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International Association’ of Rotary’ Clubs
Los Angeles
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W. E. Spalding
R. C. Manley
Eudora High School
Charles W. Mertz
George W. Mertz
W. H. Charlton
Long Beach
California
Lake View
Helen Walton
Margaret Gustafson
Mary Jane Melton
Margaret O'Donnell
Frances Greenleaf
Kansas History Entry Shows Miner Strike and Fair Boycott
On this date in 1893 Weir City deep shaft miners threaten a work stoppage while calling on sunshine miners to quit. Lieutenant Governor Percy Daniels urged Kansans to boycott the world’s fair until railroads cut round trip fares. In 1894 KU Professor L L Dyche left Lawrence to join Dr Frederick A Cook’s Greenland expedition as a naturalist.
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Sunshine
Percy Daniels
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L. L. Dyche
University of Kansas
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Frederick A. Cook
Peary Camp
Greenland
Fool's Goal ends with a charge in a western ranch
Dale Emery travels west with cash seeking land and is robbed in Cheyenne. On a ranch, Cynthy accuses him of misplacing or hiding money while Burns and staff suspect. Dale hunts for the missing fortune, while Burns and Cynthy clash over trust and danger, amid a tense homecoming and hidden motives.
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They’ll Have Your Hide Next Chapter Eleven
Dale contemplates Cyn Thy’s anger over the money and the threat it poses as he suspects Quin Burnett and Hugh Mowerby while discovering stolen flies and torn pockets. He resolves that whoever is after the money cannot get away with it. The scene shifts to his wary, determined mindset about the unfolding danger.
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Hypnotism’s rise and decline in surgery and a fatal bull attack
The article recalls James Braid’s role in defining hypnotism and its early surgical use before chemical anesthetics. It notes skepticism overcome by demonstrations of pain insensitivity. It also reports a fatal bull attack near Klamath Falls, Oregon, where 79 year old John M. Wright died after being gored and trampled at his son’s farm.
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