National Representatives and Campaign Slogans Note
A Lawrence Kansas paper draft shows syndicated notes from Associated Press and local notices, listing addresses of national representatives and press rights. It discusses campaign slogans at the Cleveland convention, Borah's stance, and Russia's move toward a parliamentary form with 31 officials, while the communist party remains the sole legal party.
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Lorenzen & Thompson
Incew
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Progress for Labor and State Role in Worker Welfare
In a Cleveland convention telegram Governor Landon warns against automatic constitutional changes to widen state labor powers. The platform says such legislation can occur without constitutional amendments. The piece notes long-term gains in labor relations over three decades, with shorter hours and safer conditions driven by law and industry, reflecting an enlightened employer attitude and steady progress aided by invention.
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Cleveland
Landon
Borah Stands Off In Republican Monetary Debate
Senator Borah remains inscrutable on the party platform and gold standard. He has offered little public critique of the platform or its candidates, and his preferred monetary system remains unclear, signaling a cautious stance amid Republican leadership.
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Borahé
Altho
Sopie
Old Home Town Notes From Lawrence and Area
Mrs. Harry Snyder will stay in Lawrence until fall while Mr. Snyder returns in about a month for business. Miss Anna Hutt leaves for California for a month of vacation. Mrs. George Richards and Tela May of Kanwaka travel to Scotia New York to spend summer with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davis formerly of Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. BE Alexander depart for Seattle to make their home. Wind and rain cause scattered damage. 400 phones out of service. rainfall .85 inches. Martha Wellman sidelined with a sprained foot. W M McKeever returns from Middleton Ohio after ten days with son Harold J McKeever on Highway magazine staff. Prof and Mrs J B Hungerford and daughter Helen plan two months at Sheboygan Michigan. Mrs George C Shawl recovering from operation in Philadelphia. Prof Shaal to join her later. Miss Mame Howell hosts bridge and thimble party for nieces H F Mattoon Beatrice Neb, Harvey S Faris Chicago, Josephine Fugate. Miss Jessie Borg leaves for Palmer Lake Colorado for the summer. Frank B Dodds attends national USWV convention at Scotts Bluff Nebraska.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone
Martha Wellman
W. WI. McKeever
Middleton
Ohio
Harold J. McKeever
The
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Helen
Toomorrow
Sheboygan
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George C. Shawl
Philadelphia
Shaal
Mame Howell
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Neb
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Chicago
Josephine Fugate
Jessie Borg
Palmer Lake
Colo
Frank B. Dodds
United Spanish War Veterans
Svotts Bluff
Real estate man joins Fugate Holmes Land Co and bakery adds auto
George B. Jones, once a real estate man and later a nickel theater owner, returns to land business with Fugate Holmes Land Co. Art Gillam buys towns first auto delivery wagon for Sanitary Bakery to speed morning bread and pastry deliveries. Only twelve people violated Sunday closing orders by visiting the post office yesterday.
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George B. Jones
Fugate- Holmes Land Co
Art Gillam
Sanitary Bakery
X Brush
Gilham
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A brief note attributes a comic piece titled Poor Pa to Claude Callan from Publishers Syndicate. It mentions Nan wanted to marry a preacher but wed a layman, and now she has five little domestic heathens to look after.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Nan
Potatoes and airships and a Lawrence youth swimmer
A Lawrence town column mentions Sun day mail orders affecting many business men renting boxes, a summer school enrollment rise to 142 with a 36 increase from last year, and Paul Endacott diving twenty feet from a lake platform. It also notes Kansas City potato prices, poet Harry Kemp traveling to harvest fields, Ellis Davidson on a streetcar, a handkerchief shower for Miss Maybeth Parker and plans for Miss Nell Shoat to wed Mir Dialley Asher with guests embroidering tea towels.
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Paul Endacott
Frank Endacott
Lawrence
Lutheran’s
Potter's Lake
Varsity
Kansas City
Harry Kemp
Kemp
Europe
Ellis Davidson
Davidson
Maybeth Parker
Forty Years Ago in Lawrence GA June 3 Primary Results and Local News
Forty years ago on Saturday June 3 in Lawrence the political scene featured a hard fought Republican primary with top contests for Probate Judge County Attorney and Clerk District Court. J Q A Norton A C Mitchell J Peairs and C H Tucker won in their races. Populists held county conventions with Col Greene as chairman and pledged to vote for Cal Harris for governor. A notable theater night praised the Song of Veterans in Tony the Congie GAR hall. Lawrence noted a new mathematics faculty hire at Minnesota University and praised the Kell Institute macadam road as a prime bicycle path.
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J. Q. A. Norton
A. C. Mitchell
J. Peairs
C. H. Tucker
George J. Barker
Rewre- Spikane
Istrict
A. Heney
Lause
Tony
Congie Gar. Hall
Col. Greene
Samuel Reynolds
Presihe
Cal. Harris
W. AL. Riddle
Minnesota University
Riddle
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Harvard University
Kell Institute
Delegates Return Home After Landon Nomination
Oklahoma sent 178 delegates alternates and visitors to the Republican national convention to back Alf Landon. After Hamilton named Landon, locals in Tulsa expressed strong support, declaring he is the right man with the right platform and spirit for the campaign.
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Cleveland
Oklahoma
Alf M. Landon
John Hamilton
Landon
Grant McCullough
Tulsa
Landon nomination seen as Lincoln parallel in Chanute
Old Foreman Harry Valet recalls M Landon as another Abraham Lincoln after learning Landon’s Republican presidential nomination. Valet, a former foreman when Landon worked 30 years ago, comments he is sure Landon will be elected.
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Chanute
Kan
M. Landon
Abraham Lincoln
Harry Valet
Landon
Abraham’ Lincoln
Palet
Mystery at the Araby House in New York
Logan and Dinwiddie recount a perilous New York night chasing clues around the Araby house. They follow Mrs Joris to a top floor apartment linked to Tony Fazzini and a suspected Turkish circus connection while noting a foreign man in a black and gold gown.
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Snellin
Itvy
Roamer Mary Graham reports odd pond visit plan
Willy Nilly tells Roamer he will go to the pond to inform Mrs Quacks about a planned party for her new friend. The tale hints at Mrs Fre Duckiing’s recent meetings and questions how other ducks know her mystery friend as they observe pond life and countryside activity.
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Mary Graham
Gael
New Friend Arrives At Puddle Mud Pond Party Idea
Willy Nilly learns Mrs Quacko welcomes a new friend to the pond and contemplates a party. Rip hints at arranging a gathering while Mrs Fine Duckling values not troubling others, revealing a light hearted social moment among pond residents.
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Rip
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy of Medicine
Food poisoning arises from germs toxins and chemical salts such as lead arsenic antimony zinc copper and tin. Acute symptoms include GI irritation while chronic poisoning depends on the mineral. Metal vessels and acidic foods can dissolve metals. historical poisonings include Manchester beer and Jamaica ginger adulteration cases.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Manchester
England
United States
Jamaica
Hospital wedding in Rocky Mount room becomes ceremony site
Miss Elsie Hunt and Harry Hudgins wed in a hospital room in Rocky Mount North Carolina four days after Miss Thurtt underwent an operation. The rooms in the hospital are used for marriage ceremonies as well as recuperation, illustrating an unusual local custom.
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Wedding Rocky Mount
N. C
Elsie Hunt
Harry Hudgins
Miss Thurtt
Oyster Catches Fish in St Augustine Tale
A comic incident in St Augustine features an oyster on the seawall clamping shut when a catfish slipped inside. Spectators aided by prying the shell, but the fish was dead, making for a curious scene among hospital staff and bystanders.
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St. Augustine
Fla
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