Question now is democratic stand
Cleveland June 13 with Democratic strategy in focus as party weighs field of issues for Philadelphia convention. Landon calls for gold backed currency, constitutional wage limits potential. Roosevelt condemns monopoly while Democrats debate anti monopoly planks and tariff, civil service and taxes shaping campaign lines.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Landon
Tremocrats
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Dallas
Clarion
Inter
Senate
Indian Merchant Seeks Cure for 215 Years of Sleep
Calcutta June 13 Rai Habadur Ramijidas Bajoria a wealthy Marwari merchant says he has had only 20 minutes of natural rest in 215 years and offered 50 000 for temporary relief and 100 000 for a permanent cure today He believes an American physician might cure him but laments it is too late for help and he will soon experience eternal sleep He rejects cures conflicting with his religion and refuses experimental treatments.
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Calcutta
Rai Habadur Ramijidas Bajoria
Test Your Knowledge: Seven Quick Geography History Questions
A slice of a classified page asks seven knowledge questions across science history geography and law. Topics include sea level pressure, Sahara location, cannibalism, John Wayles Eppes, Perry era flagship, first English settlement in the U S, Kurile Islands, escrow in law, death of Senator Cutting, composer of Tristan and Isolde, alligators on land, conglomerate in geology, Lachine Rapids location, Sisters of Providence founding country, Charles Hartford Loyd, Campeche country, Cleveland time zone, Chinese name for the Yellow River, origin of the Great Smoky Mountains name, and rip tide.
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Sahara Desert
John Wayles Eppes
Perry
Lake Erie
United States
Kurile Islands
Bronson M. Cutting
New Mexico
Lachine Rapids
Sisters of Providence
Charles Hartford Loyd
Campeche
Cleveland
Ohio
Yellow River
Great Smoky Mountains
Roosevelt Leaves for Indiana Today
President Roosevelt departs Fort Worth Texas for Vincennes Indiana to dedicate a monument to George Rogers Clark during his 4000 mile western tour. He spoke on national and international issues at the Texas centennial and urged progressives in government and business to avoid entanglement in foreign conflicts.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Roosevelt
Texas
Vincennes
Ind
George Rogers Clark
Elliott
Dallas
United States
Lone Star State
Elliott Roosevelt
Ben Brook
Hodgenville
Washington
Louisiana
Republican Party
CCC Enlistments in July Call for Applicants
Notice from KERC headquarters indicates CCC enlistments likely in early July. Mrs Mildred Watson urges eligible youths to visit relief offices, fill applications, and meet standard requirements. Unmarried unemployed youths on relief rolls aged 17 to 28 may apply. former enrollees with four months service who meet all criteria may be reselected.
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KERC
CCC
Mildred Watson
Relief Office
Jeffries Burial Here in Kansas City Banker dies in Helton
Merritt Jeffries longtime vice president of Commerce Trust company of Kansas City died of a heart ailment in Helton Kansas and will be buried at Oak Hill cemetery Lawrence at 4 p.m. Monday under Stein McClure chapel services in Kansas City at 2 p.m. Monday. Rev Carter Harrison will conduct graveside rites. He married Mayhell Wagstaff in 1905 and is survived by their son Dr Robert Jeffries of Atchison and Mrs Wagstaff. Born in Wamego he had banking experience in Kansas before joining Commerce Trust in 1922 and was regarded as a well informed Kansas banker.
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Merritt Jeffries
Vicw
Commerce Trust Company of
Kansas City
Helton
Kam
Oak Hill
Lawrence
Umler
Stein-McClure
Carter Harrison
Commerce Trust Company
Kansas
Colorado
Wamego
Warmer Weekend Forecast Across Kansas
Topeka June 1 a summer like weekend was in prospect for Kansas with no rain expected before late next week. Federal meteorologist Flora said temperatures of 9 to 95 were forecast for today and tomorrow, about 10 degrees above yesterday's state readings, aiding maturing wheat and spring crops. Night temps would rise, eastern Kansas near 65 western areas cooler, readings last night 50 to 55. An early heat wave in the northwest states did not threaten Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. DD
Flora
Tomorow
Williston
N. C
Kansas Names and Notes From Lawrence and Beyond
Lawrence figures include ex Jayhawk football member Dick Sklar pressing notices for his scrapbook. J Howard Rusco of the Burr Oak Herald edits Summersiun Kansan and KU student press papers. Neal Wherry of Liberty Memorial High School reports potato harvest antics from Bran son. Mrs Sue Seele, ex Lawrence resident, is named secretary for the Relief Society in Nampa Idaho.
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Dick Sklar
Jayhawk
J. Howard Rusco
University of Kansas
Burr Oak Herald
Summersiun Kansan
K. A
Quentin Brown
Business Meinager
Neal Wherry
Liberty Memorial High School
Lawrence
Branson
Sue Seele
Relief Society
Latter Day Saint Church
Nampa
Ida
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
Mrs C L Linton 87 of Chicago formerly Lawrence resident dies at home in Chicago. Funeral set for Tuesday in Junction City. Survived by two daughters Mrs Soxman and Eula Tinton and two sons Will and Edwin. Also noted Rudolph Weiser dies aged years at niece’s home. services Monday at Rumsey. burial Oak Hill. Mrs Annis Mosser dies Memorial hospital. services Sunday at Rumsey. burial Mt Sidney in Linwood. Sergeant Leeper parachute jumper Maxwell Field Alabama. About 7 million trees planted in Kentucky by federal soil conservation service.
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CL. Linton
C. CL. Linton
Chicago
Lawrence
Junction City
Fred Soxman
Eula Tinton
Will Linton
Edwin Linton
Palmerton
Rudolph Weiser
Robert Guntert
Maiden Lane
Rumsey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Weiser
Douglas County
Guntert
Mirs
Annis Mosser
Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Mt. Sidney Cemetery
Linwood
Opal Hill Opens Strong in Western Open Defense
In Topeka, Mrs Opal S Hill defending champion from Kansas City started the second 18 holes of the Western Open women's golf final tied with Mrs Charles Dennehy of Forest Park. Hill eagled a 40 foot birdie on the 18th while Dennehy matched par to stay within one stroke as play resumed after lunch.
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Topeka
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Charles Dennehy
Forest Rake
Huh
Mrs. Dennehy
Apparao
Pageant For Every Child at Baptist Church Sunday
A children day pageant titled For Every Child will be presented during the 9:00 a m worship service at the Baptist church. Mrs E L Haynes leads with Mrs Robert Brooks and Miss Bertha Boyce assisting. The program emphasizes Christian education and convicts readers to spiritual and moral training. Following the pageant the congregation will enter. Prof R Axler will lead the class on Christianity and Education with a summer session theme.
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Baptist Church
E. L. Haynes
Robert Brooks
Bertha Boyce
Chile
Prof
R.axler
Simmer
Fourteen Arraigned Over Murder Conspiracy in Detroit
Fourteen men were arraigned on conspiracy to murder charges tied to the Black Legion. Some faces include Arthur F. Kingsley editor of a Highland Park paper and mayor William W. Voisine of Suburban Ecorse. Bonds set at 2,000 each with sureties. all remanded to jail. In Spain, violence rose as a guard was slain and beheaded and four others died, lifting total dead since last month’s leftist election win to over 200.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Arthur F. Kingsley
Highland Park
W. Voisine
Ecorse
Spain
Madrid
Elec Ition
Pittsburgh Mayor Calm as Arrest Is Prepared
Pittsburgh mayor William N. McNair waited in his office as the district attorney prepared a warrant for his arrest. A judge issued a malfeasance warrant alleging improper instruction of law and divesting magistrates of hearings in felony cases. District Attorney Andrew T. Park planned to deploy deputy sheriffs to arrest McNair, while Judge Ralph F. Smith indicated the case would proceed with a jury investigation into the conduct surrounding police operations and hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
Ralph F
McNair
Jurge Smith
Compare Two Managers Battle Between Hamilton and Farley
Rival Republican leaders James A Farley and John Hamilton faced off in a tense preconvention period. Both urged early governance pushes while private talks hid strategic aims. Observers note a shared driving force, with public plans still unfolding as memoirs loom.
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Dan
Inmate Confesses Fatal Attack at Prison Canal Mine
A 21-year-old Black convict serving second degree burglary at the state prison faced arraignment for a fatal attack on another inmate, Arnold, in the prison canal mine. Deputy Warden said the suspect confessed the killing. County officials said they would seek the death penalty.
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Lansing
Hun
Coe Sherman Taylor
Terni State Prison
S Arnold
Bhlefield
Arnold
William JD. Reilly
Roosevelt Heads West for Vincennes on Western Tour
President Roosevelt travels to Vincennes after spending a night near Fort Worth Texas with his son Ellett following a string of speeches marking centennial events. A separate item notes labor unrest in Syracuse and Norwood, and Senator Vandenberg pledging support for Alf M. Landon in the Republican 1936 campaign.
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Vandenberg Promisua
Washington
Uneater Vandenberg
Alf M. Fandon
Renomination Topeka June 18 Nomination Note
Fragmentary text indicates renomination notes tied to Topeka dated June 18 involving Judge Hush Me of Lawrence in the fourth judicial district with river or nom related fragments.
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Topeka
Cp—Zjudge Hush Me
Lawrence
Fourth Judicial District
Takes a Bride as a Producer and Cieney Wed in L A
A tentative marriage notice indicates a union between a producer named Cieney and a person identified as Takes a Bride. The event occurred in Los Angeles with no further biographical details available.
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Cieney Have
Perr
Ter Woul
Los Angeles
Knox Receives Telegrams As He Plans Conference
President elect Knox received a growing stack of congratulatory telegrams at his home and arranged a conference with Alf Landon of Kansas, signaling ongoing transition talks amid electoral victory.
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Knox
Ch Knox
Alf M. Landen
Kansa
Pickens and Vicinity Names List Fragment
Fragmentary local notice lists multiple surnames and partial given names such as Heath, Rey Allison, Ralph James Smith, Arlen Leonard, Linwood Keubler, and Earl Henik. The readable text appears as a scattered roster or directory snippet with no clear event or action.
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Heath
Rey Allison
Henak
Lawing
Tonga
Ralph James Smith
Pat the Hom
Local families visit and wedding near Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Lester Mills and daughter Shirley visited relatives in Lansing. The Bairds of Linwood and the Sizcoes of Topeka spent time with Hubbard and Rollier families in Lawrence. Eva Anderson Mary Rankin J A Anderson and Eva Anderson traveled to Topeka on business. Frank Henik attended events with the Heniks in Topeka and Leavenworth. Miss Jeanette Peebles and Harold Hubbard wed in Kansas City, with others traveling to the city.
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Lester Mills
Shirley
Lansing
Ray Baird
Dana
Ruth
Linwood
Roy Sizcoe
Lawrence
Frank Hubbard
Iva
Eva Anderson
Mary Rankin
Topeka
Adna Barker
Kansas City
J. A. Anderson
Mary A. Rollier
Ray ‘Anderson
Frank Henik
George Henik
Lydia Allison
Homer Bonner
Arlein Andersen
Arch Meineke
Katie Henik
Charlie Henik
Tonganoxie
Fred
Leavenworth
Jeanette Peebles
Market News Highlights and Grain Prices June
Market notes show anxious sentiment on temperatures and rain, with spring wheat prospects worsening in the northwest. Wheat futures rose, corn and oats mostly steady, with government bonds and Wall Street reacting to rate and shipping rate signals. Investors watched grain, chemical, and rubber sectors for signs of demand and policy shifts amid unsettled global tensions.
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Wall Street
York
Negmost
Podrich
U. S
Singa- York
Chemical
Columbia Irporar
Orth Amerslar
Amertrone Amt Kadie
Steudy
Miest Hank
Republic
Ork
Paris
Card of Thanks for Wilma Ireland and family
The Ireland family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and flowers shown after the death of Wilma Ireland.
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Wilma Ireland
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