Shouse Named Democratic Headquarters Manager Feels Uncertain Support
The Fort Scott Tribune discusses Jouett Shouse as a strong choice for chairman Raskob's front, but questions how highly the Tribune rates Shouse amid anti Raskob Democrats. It notes farm legislation delays and the anti administration push for a debenture plan.
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Fort Scott Tribune
Jouett Shouse
Ras Ob
The
Tribune
Shouse
Raskob
Haskob
Highway settlement clears county finances with state
Douglas county audits show financial ties with the state highway program, completed at the courthouse. The audit signals potential near sixty thousand dollars due to the county for monetary advances and warrants outstanding since 1927. The highway commission now has needed information to proceed with settlements and warrants, with the county advancing funds to cooperate in the state program.
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Douglas
Court House
Hhas
Gore
Russia at It Again and Godless Fight
Fragmentary text cites Russia and a struggle against godless influences. It mentions congress, the Soviet Union, and a forthright state plan, with doubts about achieving goals amid calls for uprooting religion and its influences.
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Russia
Sovie Union
Edison scholarship critique reveals flaws in single nationwide award
University of Kansas professors condemn the Edison company plan for a single national scholarship. They argue the extensive state level machinery to identify a candidate is disproportionate to the proposed one prize. Many urge a state scholarship per state to ensure fair effort reflects broader scientific training.
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University of Kansasi
Edison
Tdi
Kansas
Edison Company
Orange
N. J
Old Home Town Rail Progress and Summer Travels
In the old home town the Algrest railroad progress runs between the Chicago and Alton Hannibal and St Joe and the Chicago Burlington and Quincy lines. Kansas City to Chicago tickets sold yesterday for fifty cents. The Baptist church steeple ruins have been removed after the wind storm with masons at work. The tower will have a neat top but no spire, for safety and taste. The Culbertson family leaves for the east to spend summer. Florence Finch, famed zoologist, heads to Louisburg. Katie Morrow and Gertrude Bullene join an editorial excursion. Mrs Short hosts her sister Charlotte Short, visiting through summer. A linen ulster drive occurs. editors and spouses travel, with Lawrence and Spirit of Kansas represented.
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Algrest
Chidago & Alton
Hannibal &St. Joe
Chicao
Burlington
W. M. Culbertson
Florence. Finch
Sophdmore
Louisburg
Katie
Morrow
Gertrude - Bullene Will
Sharlotte Short
F Short
Mrs. Short
Nes
J. D. Adams
University Auditorium
Lawrence
Dana ‘Kidd
Misg
Lara Ziesenis
Kansas City
Gus Ziesénis
Valleyay
Carl Haelsig
Emma Lets
Vora Grimes
Lakeview
Arleta
Cle Grifies
Jean Ewing
Lee Crump
Cremp
Doda .Haskell
Topeka
Ben Foust
Dorothy Lentz
Eudora
Lentz
Mercy Hospital
Masonic Hospital
Cherokee
Okla
M . W. Bishoff
Modesto
Galif
D. R. Kohler
Roy Daugherty
Guy Grimes
Oscar Westerhouse
Topekas
Standard Oil
Jayhawk
Regina Zollner
Miss Zallner
Fred Zallner
Frank Sommers
John Sommers
Clement Zillner
M Irs
Max Ruthberger
Albert Neustifter
Minnie - Jones
Joe Schehrer
George Sehrer
Alfred Sei
Jessie Marley
Mildred White
Vera Woodard
Josephine Zallner
Henry Blechel
Missy Angela
Charlotte Stadler
Schehrer
A.V. Gunselman
M. E. Torrence
Jeans
Fred
Garl
Alvin Bond
Torrence
Baker University
Women’s ‘Evangelical Union
St. Paul
Fol
Local News from June Twenty Five Years Ago
Miss Maude Rush left for Garden City Kansas where she has a music position. Maybelle Wagstaff arrived from Arkansas to spend the summer here. A fifty person gathering celebrated the Dunkley wedding anniversary at their farm. Edi Copley heads to Des Moines tomorrow. Millard Shaler plans to depart for Indian Territory with the US Geological Survey. Miss Fabel Barber returned from the St Louis World's Fair. Lena Wilbur injured on a neighbor’s sidewalk. Shaw remains at home on Vermont Street. Central haw work and plastering progress in the new building.
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Maude Rush
Yestrey
Garden
Millard Shaler
Indian Territory
United States Geological Survey
Fabel Barber
St. Louis
Lena Wilbur
Priday
Lex Shawis
Vermont Street
Fini
New Centrals
Miss Clarence Fates Goes to ity Faculty
Miss Clarence Fates of ity faculty went to a local event as mentioned in the fragment. The readable portion notes her affiliation and participation, but the incomplete text omissions limit full context.
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Clarence Fates
Ity
Kansas City News Highlights Chief Monroe’s Return
The city reports Chief Monroe is back on the job after a four week illness from pleuro-pneumonia. A new resident, W. J. Jolly, buys property at 1033 Tennessee Street to move for his family’s education. Theodore Gardner travels to Putchinson for Reno county monument dedication. Miss Kate Daum arrives from Indiana to teach home economics at K U. Luncheon hosted by Miss Bernice Cook for eighteen guests. Mrs. Calvert Winter visits her parents before returning to Annapolis where her husband teaches French.
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Okmulgee-Okla
Todhawrerkce
W. J. Jolly
Board of Education
Tennessee
C. IW
Putchinson
Reno 1
J County
as _ omer
Kate
Daum
University’ of Indiana
Bernice Cook
South Lawrence
Calvert Winter
Mary Carpenter
Annapolis
U. S. Naval School
Speed and efficiency of Cousas County sheriff praised
Letter to the editor lauds Cousas County sheriff’s department for rapid arrest and jail time, claiming two suspects were jailed eight to ten hours before the owner missed his chickens. Taxpayer supporter endorses swift action and crime prevention.
Potatoes and Progress in 1870s Kansas History
In 1875 the Atchison Champion notes Blue Rapids paper mill and a local cheese factory in operation while 1877 coverage from the state editorial association meeting in Topeka highlights early advertising shifts. A satirical piece traces potatoes from staple to advertised novelty, while social commentary links changes in menus to evolving markets and gendered perceptions. Also reported: Hugh Hines cited for speeding on Massachusetts street and four overnight sleepers housed at the city jail.
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Atchison Champion
Blue Rapids
Kansas
Aola
State Editorial Association
Tane_ ka
D. BR. Anthony
Hugh Hines
Massachusetts Street
Hines
George Atkeson
Baldwin News Highlights Alumni Weekend At Baker College
Baldwin residents, guests from Junction City and beyond attended Baker College commencement events. Francis Clark graduated as family and friends gathered with Miss Mary Claris. Alumni activities included a Taylor Hall luncheon for 300, a Quayle Bible display, and musical and speaking programs. The weekend concluded with a campus procession and commencement church service led by Rev. A J Henry and President Wallace Fleming.
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Isabelle. Elliott
Atchison
Baldwin
Alpha Chi Omega House
C.J. Clark
Ralph
Junction
Francis
Mary Claris
Kelly Jones
Vinland
Baker
Earl Black
Kansas City
Thomas A. Evans
Tommy, Jr
New York
Toronto
Canada
Evans
Niagara Falls
Esther Howell
Iola Burton
Lawrence
Edward Huey
Grace
Sue Lovelace
Mulberry
Ark
City Federation of Clubs
Thelma Rhinehard
Independence
Etta Cynthia Larry
Champaign
Til
Enote
Pullman
Wash
Thomas Chandler
Tallahassee
Fla
Clarence
Holcombe
W. J. Welty
Neodesha
Miriam
Huth McHenry
Urbana Jil
R. E. McHenry
Ethel Watkins
Ottawa
Florence Bennett
Rose Case
Burlington
Paul Evans
Emporia
Bakers
Edward Beau‘champ
Helen
Sabetha
Ter
Hester
Alpha Chi
A. J. Henry
Trinity Hlethonist Church
Hutchinson
Taylor Hall
F. M. Wartley
Case Abrary
Misses Mary
Jon Lincoln
Maysell Evans
Olga Johnston
Quayle
Quayle Union
Ihe
First Methodist Church
William Mayan
Wallace B. Fleming
Velma! Anderson
Yke ‘Irving
Gaskell
Fleming
W. M
O. J. Glark
Reece ‘Bowman Kester
Pasadena
Cal
Olia Joington
Joseph L. Bristow
Fairfax, Va
Bred M. Bailey
White Temple
St. Joseph
Baker University graduation rites described at Centenary Hall
The article reports Baker University graduation exercises at Centenary Hall with prayer by Dr Claudius Spencer and address by Bishop Ernest Waldorf. Eighty five seniors received degrees. four were honorary. A luncheon followed at the Bennett home honoring the bishop and guests.
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Centenary Hall
Claudius Spencer
Kansas City
Baker Girls
Quaycet
Presiy
Dent Fleming
Ernest
Lynnj Waldorf
United States
A. BH. Henryl
Hutchinson
Fred M. Bailey
St Joseph
Kan
Motter
Board of Trustees
Baker
Bennett
Waldorf
Fleming
Community events and notes from De Soto area
A lengthy social roundup from De Soto and nearby towns covers church activities, lectures, and refreshments hosted by Mrs. Herbert Landon and others. It notes readings by Rev Hauck and Mrs Spencer Lawson, plus school and family visits, weddings, and dinners including the Fanning Eder marriage and multiple family gatherings in Lawrence and Eudora areas.
Eudora Obituaries and Social News Highlights
Friday through Sunday local notices recount family visits in Eudora and nearby towns. Jacob Reusch is buried in Eudora cemetery after dying at his son's home near Vinland. Alumni banquet in the Methodist church hall features a full supper and program with elected officers for the coming year.
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Svith
Henry Hadle
Caroline Movers
Excelsior Springs
George Gerstenberger
Jacob Reusch
W. M. Reusch
Vinland
Eudora
My. Reusch
Rob Jete Reusch
Fred Neis
Josephine Crawley
St. "Louis
John Weixeldorf
Allen Westerhouse
Fredericka Schlegel
Lawrence
Fred Schlegel
Thomas, Baldwin
Tommie
Patricia
Brickley
Edgerton
Frank Ekers
Kansas City
John
Rothberger
Ladies of the Cathollic Church
Eudora High School
Methodist Church
Delmar Schultz
Tani Hausman
Paul Woodard
Helen Altenbernd
Edna Schmidt
Harold Gabriel
Arthur Gabriels
Edwin Ables
Clifford
Haveity
Douglas Harris
Vanetta Belle Carter
Gladys Jones
Lawrence Brown
Volney
Holmes
William Stadler
All Gang
Banqnet Ithe’ Wyrick
Clifford Haverty
Otto Rosenair
F. G. Hughes
Alumni Pies Initiation Incident in Katy River Work Site
Liord Evans, employed by Mr Veldérs overseeing jetties on the Katy river northwest of Eudora, was injured Tuesday when his foot was crushed while unloading material. The incident occurred during the alumni event described as initiation into the alumni ody.
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Ody
Testes -Liord Evans
Veldérs
Katy
Eudora
Rats fed on fish meal aid Baltimore research
Rats long the raiders of scientists are fed a diet of fish meal in a cooperative study by the bureau of fisheries and Johns Hopkins University to determine which fish provide best nourishment and what treatment preserves value. Fish meal is made from trimmings and waste after portions have been set aside for human use. Different drying methods, from flame to vacuum, are tested to maximize nourishment.
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Baltimore
AIP
Bureau of Fisheries
John Hopkins University
Doles
Unemployment Allowance Hurts Man Refusing Work
An English unemployment insurance case shows a man earning 75 cents daily in allowance and accepting 35 cents for a parcel delivery. The umpire ruled the day’s 75 cents forfeited since refusing work would have earned more, 40 cents, highlighting the system’s harsh effects on job seekers. Office listings Trusses Barber's Drag Stores Ady.
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London
England
Aewly
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