Kansas City Hyphen Debate and Lawful City Growth
The report comments on the hyphen controversy and public opinion in Kansas City. It notes the Second District’s support for Hughes for president and Borah for vice president, and discusses municipal policy debates in Lawrence about jail terms and rockwork for civic projects. It highlights a shift in citizen attitudes toward enforcement and the impact of prison practice on local growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayo
Hughes
Borah
Tuck
Lawrence
Nho
Fragmentary Scriptural Fragments on Wives and Husbands
The text presents a garbled excerpt about wives' conduct and submission to husbands, citing reverence and inner beauty as valued, alongside a muddled note on the husband’s role and gentleness. It ends with an unclear line about the North Sea and upcoming days.
National Defense Debate Shapes Republican Stance in Chicago
The Chicago convention debate urges a quickened Americanism and stronger defense readiness. Critics warn against pacifist philosophy weakening national resolve, while Republicans face questions over doctrine and preparedness amid broader calls for moral justifications.
Doctrine of a Strong America Faces Preparedness Rally
A new doctrine stresses a tough and powerful America and its preparedness pledge. The policy aims to rally national sentiment and project strength amid looming global tensions.
Oldest Scrap Sees Republican Outlived, Mass Convention Planned
An An Tola resident found a 1869 Register notice declaring the Republican party useless and urging patriots to join a Democratic mass convention to save the country. Most signers are now dead, except one described as a good Republican, as the Republican party prepares a historic convention next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tola
Republican Party
Lela Register
Married couple’s camera mistake leads to police call in Wichita
Independence Kansas couple George Brown and Charlotte Galantz faced a questioning by police after implying they were married when stopped at a Wichita rooming house raid. Brown sent $1 to the probate judge to verify a marriage license. the judge confirmed their claim. Mrs. Brown cried while recounting the incident, noting they had no certificate. They had only one grip and no proof of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
George. Brown
Independence
Kan
Indépendence
George Brown
Charlotte
Galantz
Brétn
Boulevard Plans for Lawrence City Beautification Initiative
J D Bowersock urges the Merchants Association to back a multi boulevard project from Mount Oread to Kaw Valleys and Riverside. He envisions a two boulevard system with a riverfront drive, pedestrian paths, and a dedicated roadway for light traffic to boost utility and civic pride. He notes cost and engineering input, cites Santa Fe alignment, and pledges $1000 toward the Riverside avenue concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Journal-World
University
Kansas’City
Kansas
Mt. Oyead
Santa Fe
Treetineei
Iams
Ohig
God
Mount Oread
Merchants Association
Public Servants Attending to City Saving Efforts
Brief editorial urging public officials to “earn their keep” by actively pursuing opportunities to save or generate revenue for the city. Emphasizes responsibility of governance and prudent management of municipal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columms
Sion
Indigestion remedy ad and clock-change protest in Journal-World
A reader protests turning the clock forward for daylight saving, arguing people should rise earlier to gain daylight instead. The letter urges maintaining standard time and questions the biannual clock change with emphasis on practical daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Journal- World
Dean's Kidney Pills Promises Relief for Mothers
In Lawrence a mother shares how Dean's Wiley Pills or Dean's Kidney Pills eased her worries over child health and kidney issues. She notes improvement in her nine year old son and recommends the remedy, priced at 50 cents, available at all dealers.
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Lawrence
Dean
Wiley
Pil Tarvis
Pennsylvania
Sears
Tonganoxie News Briefs and Local Guests
A jumble of local social notes from Tonganoxie recount visits and hometown movements. Residents include Minnie and Ella Himpel, Rex Kendall, Jessie Trackwell, Mabel Babcock, Richard Lenehan, and others visiting or returning home. John Killoren plans a move to Atchison County. Boyd Lawrence and Dennis return to Lawrence after a stay here with relatives. A League meeting and library prize winners are noted, plus garden and tennis court plans and registration for boxes.
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Henry Tabsreni
Minnie
Ella Himpel
Litwe
Russel
Rex Kendill
Jessie Trackwell
Wea
Lawrence
Wilma
Abili
Samuel Babcock
Mabel Babcock
Richard Lenehan
Edmi
Thursda
Ared
John Killoren
Atchison County
Boyd Lawrence
Dennis
Relati
T. AL Wood
Kanss
Aedenes
Charles Thome
Toneas
Son
Renee Isker
Fréemin
Glen Jones
Blakjorie
Vith Ekie
Dollie Hicks
Vith Prude
Olive Sk Dees
Eke Rae
Gly ‘Ace Allen
Tve
Edward FE. Hoskins
Bee
Aura Bell
Sirene
Kansas
Elgy. Davidson
M Nai ‘Garet
Rsa
Local social notes from Kansas City area readers
Community notices recount visits and travels of residents, with mentions of Miss Elizabeth Reardon returning from Wakeeny and planning to spend summer on the western coast. Other locals such as Dr. W E Seute, Carl Spute’s funeral, and extended stays by Mr. and Mrs. John A MacArthur and Carter family illustrate midweek movements and family reunions across Leavenworth, Kansas City, and nearby towns.
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City
Hame
Pad Gray
Leavenworth
Cora Erwine
Hege
Ding Izler
W. E. Seute
Olathe
Carl Spute
Roscoe
New Mexico
John A. MacArthur
Burton
Mae
Lawson Carter
Carter
Fred Reno
Kansas
Mary Reno
A. Zimmer
Hk ‘City
Penting
Kansas City
McCullough
Jessy
Svs. Bloss
J. R. Barker
Local Society Notes and School Updates Include Appointments
Local social round includes Mrs Janes McCabrin's decoration days in Lawrence and visits by Clarence Vagle and Teresa Kindred in Kansas City. Updates cover employment moves at the State Agricultural College Manhattan and bank positions in Wichita, with training notes from the stenography course and student enrollments.
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Janes McCabrin
Llarence
Clarence Vagle ePrank
Callefe
Civil Service
Department of Agronomy
State Agricultural
Col Pee
Manhattan
Migs Cronin
David Davis
Bidolifts
Sar Binte Henta le
Jesse
Ansas
Ae Cassell
Sting
Colorado
Cassell
Towbonee National Bank
Dorris
Sinegs College
Tone Savas
Hardware store ad highlights lawn mowers and garden tools
Local hardware store promotes a wide range of lawn mowers and garden tools at competitive prices. The ad lists the business name and address at 8724 Mass. St. with a contact phone number for inquiries.
State Senate and County Posts Headline Local Republican Primaries
Multiple Douglas County political notices announce candidates for state senate county treasurer sheriff and clerk of the district court. Names include Wilder Metcalf Gregory Rowell Harwood and others subject to August Republican primaries.
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Wilder
Metcalf
Veiueariel
Stevensod
Will Johns
Douglas
C. M. Hisher
Douglas County
Charles Parel
Kansas
P Marks
Nes Co. Stewart
Tama Vhdate
Republicin
Gregory
Moss
Chauy
Clark
Dist
Gourts
Prim i
Rowell
Jay
Harwood
Charles Ely Icil
Stereby
Tan
Cain
Ince
Abereieion
Ihereby
Ee Sam Stanley
Ft Andrews
Alliso
Register OF Deeds
Nomii Register of Deeds
Geo. C. Wetzel
Aidate
Republican Iber. of Deeds
Estelle Worthrup
Fox
C. F. Lane
Justice OF the Peace
John W. Clark
Fap
Peace of the & of
Lawrence
Republi
Wrency
O. W. Weber
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Kansas Daily League
Edge
Bureau of Advertising American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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Western Union
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Thor
Lethrong
North Sea
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Massachusetts ST
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United States
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Teresa Wyeek
DeSoto
Peel
Slane Vi Vogle
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Teresa
Ar Witt
Seth Yeired
T. W. Davenhart
George Legar
Williamstown
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Hostetter
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John J. Riling
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