Roosevelt Moves Into Texas On Western Tour
President Roosevelt travels by train toward Dallas to mark Texas centennial celebrations while expanding a 4000 mile western tour. In Little Rock Arkansas he argued the constitution’s broad purposes justify federal action to meet economic and social needs, pledging continued effort on prices wages hours and social security amid support from a packed stadium.
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Roosevelt
Dallas
Texas
CFI
Arkansas
Houston
San Antonio
Austin
Mexico
Little Rock
Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Independence to Stage Show as Landons Home Town
Independence Kansas plans a loud celebration upon Governor Alf M. Landon’s nomination as Republican presidential candidate. Mayor Ralph C. Mitchell jokes about Topeka’s plans, declaring Independence 143 miles south of Topeka and promising to curb noise if needed. A second note mentions Tampa police pistol club offering a free women’s pistol marksman course.
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Independence
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Ralph C. Mitchell
Topeka
Mitchell
Kansas
Alf
Jayhawk 4-H Club plans fund drive for softball gear
The Jayhawk 4-H Club met at the Brune home to discuss penny collections at each meeting to raise funds for softball equipment. Boys will donate twenty five cents each, with plans outlined and a Sunflower club game set for Sunday June 14. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is July 14. Unity Class meets Fridays at 10 at Plymouth church with Harriet Prouts leading.
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Jayhawk
Harold
Danny
Ruth Brune
Robb
Areta Alford
Plymouth Congregational Church
Harriet Prouts
Kansas City
Leader Assassinated in Malaga Province President Shot
In Madrid on June 11 Antonio Romano 62 president of the Malaga provincial parliament and top socialist was assassinated in Malaga as fighting broke out between socialist and syndicalist factions. Government reports say a rightist movement was crushed in seven provinces. Unidentified gunmen fired on Romano as he appeared on the street. A band of alleged syndicalists attacked the local socialist club wounding a man. Malaga business slowed under a general strike.
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Madrid
Antonio Romano
Malaga
Spain
Romano
SIGEL
Mrs Lippe to Stay With Daughter After Baker Visit
The sentence notes that someone had been attending Baker while Mrs Lippe will remain for some time with her daughter Mrs Stone ack. The remaining phrasing implies a family or social visit with lingering arrangements.
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Everett O'Connor
Armstrongs
O'Connor
Ottawa
Mary Beneau
J. A. Simmons
Lake City
Addie
Bertice Simmons
Kansas City
Phillips
John Smith
Bert Flora
Earl Martin
Rosaline
Betty
Helen
Jesse O'Connor
George Strahan
Eunice O'Brien
Vinland
Dick Smith
Dighton
Perry Smith
Olathe
John H. Smith
William Johnson
Leslie Demerrit
Topeka
John Simmons
Pleaston
Hilde Lippe
August Rolling
Morganville
Clay County
Stoneback Home
Mrs. Lippe
Mrs. Stoneack
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Gene Stratton-Porter
Parents ‘ Magazine
Frank Craven
Conan Sue Collis Buck" the Wander Dog
Betty Lou Grant
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Barton Maclane
Humphrey Bogart
Frank McHugh
Miss Lawrence
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Eugene Maxwell
Osawatomie
Wilson Martin
Carl Young
Lawrence
Archie Morris
Wilbur Armstrong
George Armstrong
Burlington
Jesse O’connor
Lawrence Memorial High School
W.h.varnum
George Lowman
TLS Drug CO
SOI
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Noglare Sun
Eainen
Roco
Round Corner
Kotex
Pond’s
Veldown
Mellins Food
Nabata
J&j
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McKesson
Mennen's
Woodbury
General Electric
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Pvel Andi. Ame A
Elas and
George Brent
Tey
Freddie Bartholomew
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Palm Springs
Corr
Good Housekeeping
New York
Peter B. Kyne
Frankie Carro
Shirley. Temple
Jack Oarie
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Patee
Kay Francis
Stella Parish
Roger Pryor
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Ace of All Western
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