Law Tenec Post Office Notice Cites Roosevelts Gold Clause Action
A garbled law notice from Law Tenec Kansas discusses March 3rd act references and paper money payments. It mentions Roosevelt signing a resolution voiding the gold clause, a dam project debate in Topeka, and a humorous mix of political and academic notes including a Chicago nudist colony claim about a former Kansas sociology professor.
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Roosevelt Expands Powers While Senate Clashes Persist
President Roosevelt issued a new executive order liberalizing veterans' disability regulations, keeping average cuts around 18 percent and none above 25 percent. The move signals the administration’s effort to retain powers granted by Congress, despite Senate resistance and talk of rescinding authority. In Germany, Jews in Upper Silesia gain partial relief as the League of Nations secures a pledge to restore offices, softening the Hitler regime’s recent actions while the Morgan inquiry shifts toward Fer- tre.
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Veterans’ Administration
Congress
Hitler
Germany
League of Nations
Upper Silesia
First Four Year Class Graduates From Haskell Institute
Dr. Schwegler addressed the first four year class to finish high school training in any Indian school. Thirty six students graduated from Haskell Institute yesterday. Dr. Raymond A. Schwerler of the University of Kansas spoke.
Twenty five years ago fifty years ago social notes
Twenty five years ago on Wednesday June 7 the city saw Mr. Lloyd Ware return from a two week visit in Portsmouth Ohio Mrs Wm A Noyes of the University of Illinois who gives the Sigma Xi address Monday night will be the guest of his cousin Mrs Abbie Noyes Raymond while in the city Miss Ethel Chalkley will return tomorrow from a four year stay in England Mrs Alfred Whitman and daughter Muriel left today for Chicago Dr Varnum bought two fine jets yesterday from Frank Enda cot Turners to St Joe June 18 the Turnverein gathering will be held with drill contests prizes sought Lawrence will send two teams of eleven women and nine boys plus names of Lloyd Schleifer Robert Green Alfred Hess Edward Hess Roscoe Farley Paul Wolf Frank Sugrue Herman Broeker Jr and Fred Thudhum Prof C G Dunlap left for Delaware Ohio to attend the twenty fifth anniversary of his college class Prof H B Newson also attended
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Wm. A. Noyes
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Ethel Chalkley
England
Alfred Whitman
Muriel
Chicago
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Robert Green
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Edward Hess
Roscoe Farley
Paul Wolf
Frank Sugrue
Herman Broeker, Jr
Fred Thudhum
Sharp-Worthington
Linnie B. Worthingham
A. V. Sharp
Ohio Street
Dr. Marvin
Sharp
Topeka
Hanate
Runaway buggy near Massachusetts street injures no one
Three young girls from Dr. C. B. Mc Clelland’s class were driving when the harness broke causing the buggy to run up on the horse. The horse veered onto the curb and Ike Johnson sprang out to stop it, preventing any damage or injuries.
Kansas history notes of 1896 1897 events
In 1896 a hail storm swept southern Kansas causing major damage to corn crops. In 1897 a canvass showed W. L. Brown of Kingman elected grand master of the Kansas Odd Fellows.
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Odd Fellows
Angina pectoris insights from Dr Jago Goldson
An article on angina pectoris outlines its cause by narrowed arteries and painful attacks. It notes the condition’s increasing prevalence due to aging, discusses limited artery healing, and mentions drugs and nerve surgical options to relieve pain. Forswearing alcohol excess might influence outcomes.
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Hamilton
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Ina
Viaduct Near Ottawa to Open After Weather Window
Engineers estimate two more weeks of clear weather will allow the Santa Fe viaduct at Ottawa to be opened for unrestricted use with paving finished at both ends.
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Mysterious hotel murder linked to Sue Tally in Europe
Sue Tally, Jim Sundean, and Detective Lom pursue the murder of a Russian man in a deserted hotel corridor. Sue’s abduction and a token tied to their inheritance scheme drive the plot as Lorn and Sue remain under threat while Marcel offers limited secrets.
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Jim Sundean
David Lom
Sundean
Sue
Lorn
Bundéan
The Shot Chapter 24 Recalls a Silent Murder Scene
In a tense confession Marcel outlines three crucial details before a sudden shooting ends in the lounge. The narrator recalls towels left behind, a possible alibi doubt, and a grave threat linked to Miss Yally as the elevator car looms, delivering a deadly volley that shatters the scene.
Elevator Murder Night Turmoil in a Hotel Lounge
In a hotel lounge chaos erupts as police restrain the narrator while the murderer hides in the elevator. A crowd gathers, including Mrs Byng, Lovschiem, Grethe, Sue, Lorn, and Marianne, as a doctor treats a wounded shoulder and police search for gloves and fingerprints. The narrator reflects on being prevented from escaping and hints at ongoing danger to Sue with Marcel warned to be careful.
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Monsieur
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Pucci
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Mixnen G. Eberhart
Crow and Catastrophe in Puddle Mud
Christopher Columbus Crow longs to live in Puddle Mud, finds farms and food, and plans with Willy Nilly. A risky rescue leads to a fall from a tree as townsfolk react with alarm and concern.
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Puddle Mud
Willy Nil
Christopher
Willy Nilly
Tomorrow The New Inhabitant Beach Pajamas Disappear
AP reports Sea Island Georgia fashion shift as sea cotton beach dresses replace the former beach pajama. New styles cling at the front collarbone then fall to the waist with two straps tied in a reef knot, signaling a regional dress update.
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