National Representatives and Public Notices Mixed in Ledger
A scattered collection cites addresses for national representatives Lorenzen and Theer in New York Chicago San Angeles and other cities, plus Associated Press notices and a 1918 date reference. The piece then shifts to quotes and commentary on taxation liquor laws Kansas City Blues and grain prices, praising past students and referencing the Farm Board and market behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Theer Inc
New York
44Th
Chicago
Uichess Ave
San Angeles
Saaberne
Angeles
Broadway
Kansas City
Coca Cola
I ‘Atlante
Walton
Associated Press
Associated Preas
S Anch Roy
Memser Audit Bureau
CIR Sulations
Emancipated Woman a Communist Dream or Ruin
The author condemns Soviet gender policy, arguing the five year plan strips women of home ownership, modesty, and religion while enforcing equal wages and state control. She asserts marriage, family, and privacy vanish, replaced by state welfare, surveillance, and genderless labor duties. The piece warns against American confrontation with communist rhetoric.
City Buys Woodland Park Promise For Public Use
City Commissioners of Great Bend buy the Woodland Park fair grounds for 15000 dollars. The paper notes long offers of the land to the city as a park, including a free offer with a building obligation, now withdrawn, and reflects on changing land values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Woodland Park
Women in Russia Reflected in Hindus Book Chapter
Last night we read the chapter on Women in Maurice Hindus Humanity Uprooted, which depicts today’s Russia in kaleidoscopic form. The author notes insights from Hindus himself about the social role and challenges faced by women in the Soviet era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Maurice Hindus
Sian
Old Home Town Note on Stuart O Henry Visit
In the Old Home Town Stuart O Henry formerly of the class of 81 is in the city attending Kansas State University celebration. James Taylor formerly of 81 now in Topeka visited his old class graduate. Col A J Barry and Beasie L Logged no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart O. Henry
cele_bration
Kansas State University
James Taylor
Topeka
Barrs Visiting City Amid University Law Faculty
Barr father and sister of Leo J Barr of the University law department visit the city meeting. John Je Wett 6 Street Po Box Miss Mary Cove C B Cremer S E Davis Lee C Frazer Elle Finn Mattie Hyde M E Jones Lizzie Miler Lottie Mull Mary F Simpson Kate Williams Maria Wood Annie EB Wood At the same meeting a five dollar monthly salary increase was approved raising the salary to eighty dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Williams
Marcia Wood
Annie EB. Wood
Cigar band habit and ship launch in 25 years ago notes
Twenty five years ago a Lawrence girl picked up a cigar band on the street and tucked it away, a habit noted in local chatter. The issue also reports Clydebank's Lustisma liner launch at 32,000 tons, and social items including the Rudiger Russell wedding, Edith Gienn’s birthday honor, and local moves. Edwin Markham named commencement speaker as Lindley assumes KU chancellorship with a large procession and address at Robinson Gymnasium.
Osawatomie asylum probe leads to reappointment move
Kansas history entry notes June 7 1883 an investigation into Osawatomie insane asylum officers begins James R Hal level is reappointed United States 3 of Indian raids in Clark and Omanche Sountien ne 8 1883 state auditor report shows 3570 miles of main roads valued at 27 7 ae million an increase over previous year Hal Stone journalist and radio expert is slated to host a foreign trade series on WMB here Sundays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie Insane Asylum
James R. Hallevel
United States
Clark
Omanche Sountienne
Saciacsih
University
Kansase
New Orleans
Hal Stone
Oe Foreign
WMB
Sun
Orchard Hill Prodigal’s Return Ends in Tense Family Drama
Antonio Latour returns to Orchard Hill after Harriet Noel abandons stage life for marriage with Roy Donovan and boy Pierre. The saga follows jealous loves, financial deceit, and a crumbling union as Tony confronts a theater world that shattered his career and a wife who sacrifices art for motherhood.
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Tony Letour
Harriet Noel
Orchard
Hill
Jay
New York
Harriet
Tony
Rey Donovan
Bruce
Donoven
Orchard Bill
Bill
Antonio Latour
Dea‘coness Latour
Ieee
Roy Donovan
Noel
Bruce Carey
Donovan
Pierre
Chance
Antonio
Latour
Iveland
Cleveland
Orchard Hill
Ius
D. Aspieton and Co
Harriett
The Little Black Clock Helps Peggy and John Visit Bears
Peggy and John visit bears with the Little Black Clock which can reverse time and translate animal languages. They observe a mother bear and cubs in a winter den and see the cubs’ future growth and the bears learning to find food and avoid humans. The clock then shifts to spring as the bears emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
John
Qey
Grizzly's Ideas and Flashes of Life Bits
A collection of brief items from around the world. Brazilians resist hat removal at a cabinet talk in Sao Paulo. Turkish women give a prize winning answer on physical superiority. A Yugoslavian widows group seeks government job priority and tax relief. A college showing films of Lindbergh, Jr. Brooklyn sunburn costs. Yale athletics blamed for campus disorder in the last century. U S recreation spending tops 38 million dollars. A London driver from Chequers claims lateness, Bernard Shaw, and a coast guard veteran sails the Raritan for liners. Journal-World classifieds note buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Lindolfo Collex
Istanbul
Turkey
Hale Assaf Hanib
Turkish Fine Arts
Zagreb
Jugoslavia
Association of Widows and Divorceea
American College For Women
Tles
Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Alice
Morrow
New York
America
Charles F. Pabst
Brooklyn
New Haven
Conn
W. P. Birdman
Lake Forest
Yale
National Recreation Association
United States
London
Checquers
Bernard Shaw
Sigurd Christensen
Raritan
Journal-World
Ada
Buyera
Sellers
Kansas News Briefs: escapes and tragedy reach Kansas
Kansas highlights report a federal prison escape by John Hooper from Fort Leavenworth and the escape of three soldiers George F. Scott Stringtown Okla Blaine L. Hamlin Dryden Mich and Dallas Blanken tship Dallas Tex. A 55 year old widow Mrs George Atchison committed suicide after her husband was slain in a holdup last January. Five children survive. Clathe George Tooley Jr and Edward Tate begin six month jail terms for liquor transportation at Johnson County Jail and will study by correspondence. University of Kansas students arrested last February with 11 pints of liquor face confinement. In Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas motorist fatalities rise to 48 for the year with one victim unnamed and Robert Banks of Kansas City Kan among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Clathe
George Tooley, Jr
Edward EB. Tate
Johnson County
Lquor
University of Kansas
Medical self experimentation in disease research history
Physicians have tested on themselves or relatives to study disease causes. Jenner vaccinated his own son to prove smallpox vaccine efficacy. Reed Commission members exposed to yellow fever via mosquito bites. Dr. Carroll fell ill but recovered. Dr. Lazar died after yellow fever exposure. Self experiments extended to syphilis and pellagra work by Dr. Goldberg. other cases include Engle and Portal Mark. Tomorrow Hay Fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taga Galdston
Academy of Medicine
Jenner
Reed Commission
United States Public Health Service
Carroll
Lazar
Joseph Goldberg
Lenham
Leonard Portal Mark
Baldwin News Roundup of Local Travel and Visits
Mrs. Frank E. Wolf left for Atchison called by her mother Mrs. Lucy Watson on her illness, while daughter Eugene Watson cares for him. Emory Daing of Baker misses diploma due to throat abscess in Bethany Hospital. Reverend Davis pastors Gardner Methodist Church. Grace M. Dean visits Memorial Hospital in Lawrence to meet new grandson. Raymond Lewis of Osawatomie travels to Lawrence with Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and children Billy and John after a Baldwin visit. Intermediate Methodist Sunday school held a picnic at Coleman's Dell. Miss Mary Balch returns from Tucson to stay with parents Dr. and Mrs. William Balch in Baldwin. Isabel Shipley and sons move to Neodesha near Rev J Kansas Morgan in poor health. Rotary members share class testing benefits. Mr. Thompson of Thompson and Manley Shoe Co. attends. Prof. Samuel A Deel and daughters plus Mary Margaret Williams head to Estes Park for W C A Student Conference aboard the Deel car aided by Miss Charlotte Leubenger from Kansas City. Dr. and Mrs. Wiley A. Keve remain in Baldwin.
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Frank E. Wolf
Atchison
Lucy Watson
Eugene Watson
Emery Daing
Baker
Bethany Hospital
Davis
Gardner
Grace M. Dean
Lawrence
Wells
Memorial Hospital
Raymond ‘Lewis
Osawatomie
Baldwin
Wilbert W. Lewis
Billy Hert
John
J. F. Lewis
Methodist Sunday School
Coleman's Dell
Mary Balch
Tuscon, Ariz
William M. Balch
Isabel Shipley
Neodesha
J. Kansas Morgan
Rotary Club
Rotary
Thompson
Thompson and Manley Shoe Co
Samuel A. Deel
Helen
Dorothy
Mary Margaret Williams
Estes Park
Col
Oun
Charlotte Leuenberger
Kansas “City
Kan
Mra
Wiley A. Keve
Leavenworth
Virginia Frye
Emma
Caroline Kalb
Grace Marie Hansam
James Paradise
Kansas City
Hunter P. Cover
Mary Margaret
Junior
Rocky Ford
Bonner Springs
Cover
J. H.,campbell
Mary A. Ault
Loren Keve
Dodge City
Wiley A. Keveny
Maurice W. Markham
William Co. Markham
Washington, D. C
Colo
Claude B. Beeks
Murray Wilson
Pratt, Kan
Topeka
Robert G. Anderson
Walter McKittrick
Laura Belle
Walter
Wilson
C. Boone Morgan
el Paso
Tex
James Counts
Maxwell and McBride
New Methodist Church
Dunham
Felt, Dunham and Kreihm
QC. A. Pearson
Chicago
Everett Cole
McBride
Colby
Walter Murphy
Murphy
Minneapolis
Wis
Friends
Charles E. Beeks
Oakwood Cemetery
S. S. Murphy
First Methodist Church
Puff Explains Circus Life Like Camping Out
Puff describes living in a circus as akin to camping out with a tent to inhabit and little work to do. He says he would enjoy the rough life but notes the drawback that hunting or fishing is not possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Puff
Baldwin News From Epworth League And Local Tragedy
Delegates to the Kansas City district Epworth League Convention joined by local residents in Baldwin. Reports note Baker College commencement guests and a P. E. O. garden party for Mr and Mrs William Co Markham. Dr. Walter Murphy, a Baldwin native and World War medical corps member, died in a car crash near a viaduct on the way to Minneapolis. His funeral and services followed in Baldwin with extensive family attendance.
Boyhood roots and a Baker University graduation story
The article recalls a Baldwin upbringing as a pastor’s son and notes Sad dened friends at his untimely passing. It mentions Miss Cora May Showalter visiting Kansas City to stay with her sister Mrs Grace Black at Showalter Place and the Beamer family attending Helen Beamer’s Baker University commencement. It highlights Charles Wesley Smith of Grand Junction Michigan at the alumni luncheon, lamenting the absence of two other class members Irving Lovejoy and Emma Edith Plaggott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
First Methodist
Cora ‘May Showalter
Central
Kansas City
Kan
Grace &. Black
Showalter Place
Ira Beamer
Woodbine
Helen
Baker, University
Beamer
Baker
Charles Wesley. Smith
Graund Junction
Mich
Irving R. Lovejoy
Compton
Cal
Emma Edith Plagkett
Lawrence
Renjoy
Hoover back from camp returns to White House
President Hoover arrived back at the White House from Rapiden Camp in Virginia and proceeded to his office accompanied by Hugh Gibson and Theodore Joslin on the $42 hour trip. Mrs Hoover and son Allan planned to join later. Navy officials who were weekend guests also returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
White House
Rapiden
Virginia
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Theodore Joslin
Clash in Bhatwaria Kills Eight in Allahabad Region
Eight people died and several were wounded in a clash between landlords and tenants in the village of Bhatwaria over rent collection late last night. Police reported the fatalities and injuries as unrest erupted in the rural area near Allahabad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allahabad
India
Bhatwaria
Programs and events at Gold Medal Express and Kansas University
A listing of programs and performances including Maytag Orchestra Amos n Andy Jack Rileys Concert Ensemble Cab Calloways Cotton Club Orchestra Palais d Or Orchestra and Chicago Dance Orchestra Music alongside a weather forecast glimpse for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maytag
Kansas University
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Jack Riley
Cab Calloway
Palais d'Or
Chicago Dance Orchestra
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World We One
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Cerri
Maroneredy
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Postoffica
Law- Kan
Ender
Ace of
Marchara
Germany
Kansas City Blues
K. U
Farm Board
Grain Exchange
Stalin
David
Charity
Clyde Bank
Scotland
Lustisma
Cunard Line
Albert Menger
el Reno
Visi
Mr. Menger
Otto Fischer
samsell—Rudiger
Ella Russell
Paul Rudiger
Sonia B. Russell
Louisiana Street
Lee Forbes
Otis Perkins
Wilbur
Peabody
Ed Russell
Rudiger
California Road
Edith Gienn
Wilma Miller
St. Mary’s of the Woods
J. Frank Jones
Cooper MacMurray
California
R. 0
T. C
Edwin Markham
Robinson
Robinson Gymnasium
Fraser Hall
Allen
William C. Mendenhall
Friend’s University
Strong
Keith Schwinley
Winfield
San Francisco
Ena
Kansas
Mary Graham Bonner
Grizzly
Robert Banks
Baldwin News
Paris
Tom Manuel
Manuel
Paria
Wren
Keeu
K. C
Lee
Paul Whiteman
Life
Joan of Arc
Clara
Amos
Paul Whema
Orches
T. Deke Hotel Dance Orchestra
Gladstone
Arthur S. Weitigi
Mass
Lawrence National Bank
Pate Enlelts Cose Ste
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