Stresemann Named Likely German Chancellor in Place of Cuno
Berlin dispatch notes Gustav Stresemann, famed as a magnetic speaker and economist, as the most likely successor to resigning Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno. Stresemann, born May 10, 1878, leads the German People's party and holds key posts. his accession would mark a personality shift rather than policy change.
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Berlin
Germany
Gustav Stresemann
Cuno
Stresemann
German People’s Party
Leipsic
Saxon Industrial Society
Development of Christian Mission Expands Globally
The Christian and Missionary Alliance marks 36 years of inter denominational ministry. Started in 1887, it now operates 150 foreign stations with about 1,000 U S workers, delivering the gospel in 18 fields and 22 languages to 42 million people. Major work centers in South America, China, and India. Nyack Bible School, New York hosts 400 students.
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Chicago
Associated Press
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Alliance
America
South America
China
India
Japan
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Jamaica
Africa
Palestine
Nyack
N. Y
Forview Lands
Children try out roles for National Children's Day
The article describes children at a church on Monday afternoon rehearsing roles for Children's Day. Warry Skeets visited to collect Pieces for himself and his brother Al fred. Mrs C W Sowers returned from a visit in Mayetta Kansas. Mr and Mrs G L Phenicie hosted Kelsall family from Topeka at dinner. Frank Barnes and nephew Charles Barnes drove to Lawrence to view the river. Stella May Phenicie visited Lawrence with Thelma and Gladys Hemphill. The Busy Bee club gathered at Mrs M R Conrad's home on Wednesday.
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Alma
Clara
Ella Glitzke
Nine Mile Bridge
W. C. Allan
C. L. Dehoff
H. G. Skeets
Frank Barnes Wen
Lawrence
Kansas City
Messis. Tornedon
Sam Gillland
H. A. Hallenbeck
Fred Smith
Ella Phenicie
Wyoming
Caspar
Wyo
Warry Skeets
Alfred
C. W. Sowers
Mayetta
Kans
G. L. Phenicie En
Kelsal
Fred Kelsall
Topeka
Frank Barnes
Charles Barnes
Stella May Phenicie
Thelma
Gladys Hemphill
Busy Bee Club
M. R. Conrad
Rain shower drenches area with 1.42 inches total
One inch of rain fell in an hour and a half. On Monday evening the total precipitation reached 1.42 inches. Royal V. Thomas, the aeronaut, arrived Saturday from his southern land and is visiting his parents and hometown, greeted by locals.
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Royal V. Thomas
South Land
Coney Comes to Capital The Community
Community notes list visitors and movements across towns. Mrs Florence Vandruff and daughters Etta and Ruby of Wichita Falls Texas visited relatives. Mrs Florence Crane and Elizabeth moved to Missouri. Omer Riley and Leech family from Macon Missouri visited local residents. Keaston of McPherson attended Lawrence University commencement.
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Florence Vandruff
Etta
Ruby
Wichita Falls
Texas
Florence Crane
Elizabeth
Missouri
Omer Riley
Leech
Macon
T. E. Dick
Orville Dick
Mick
Kansas City
A. W. Edmonds
Keaston
McPherson
Kimmel
Lawrence
Harold Steeper
Frank Shaffer
Walter Bradford
Baker University
Christensen
Meriden
H. W. Kimmel
Josiah ‘Kimmel
Hickerson
Fisher
Silk crepe dominates summer wraps and cape dresses
Heavy silk crepe is the fashionable summer wrap material favored by major New York shops. Navy blue, brown beige and gray with bright printed linings are popular. Hemlines feature wide circular flounces or deep gathered bands. Cape dresses remain stylish for summer, with straight lines and knee length buttoned collars. predicted for autumn.
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New York
Journey through parks to Sacramento and back planned
The text notes a professor traveling with family via the National Park Yosemite and Sequoia then to Sacramento Live Oak for a sister’s wedding this summer, returning by Yellowstone Park around August 20. It also mentions church events and various social notes including WCTU dinner details and visits.
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Coast
National Park
Yosemite
Sequoia
Sacramento
Live Oak
Yellowstone Park
Gus Emerson
Kansas City
Eric Steeber
W. T. Stout
Lawrence
Emmet Thompson
Ettasv Edmonds Davis
Birmingham
Alabama
The
Union
Henry
Kimmel
Jackson charged with assault in police court session
A Jackson faced police court for allegedly hitting George Hill on the jaw. Hill, an elderly man, and Jackson stay at the King hotel. Jackson pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for the next session. William Campbell also pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace and is held pending an investigation.
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A. Jackson
George Hill
Jackson
Hill
King Hotel
Wiliam Campbell
England Spends 1800 a Week on Parliament Carpet Wages
A report shows Parliament spends 1800 pounds weekly on carpet cleaning and maintenance for its chambers. Officials say the cost covers routine floor care and staff wages, reflecting ongoing housekeeping needs of the House of Commons and House of Lords.
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England
Rural School Opens for 142 Days in Year
The average rural school operates for 142 days annually. This figure reflects typical enrollment patterns and calendar practices across rural districts.
Freckle Cream Promises Clear Skin With Lemons
A home remedy advises mixing two lemons with Orchard White to produce a freckle and tan remover. Daily facial massage with the lemon cream is claimed to bleach blemishes and yield a youthful smooth rosy complexion.
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Mutual Oil Company
W. ‘L. Bradley
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Mutual
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Ark
Coney
Bramwell
Ozawkie
McLouth
George R. Garrett
Round Grove
Nellie
Claribel Borst
John Willitts
Ivan Davison
Teachers College
Emporia
Mabel Harding
K. U
Mrs. Pasley
Pennsylvania’ Avenue
Washington, D. C
Capitol
White House
Coney Island
Shriners
Caruso
London
Panama
V. Ec YY
Fonts Odes
W. W. Burnett
Lawrence, Kans
Freckles
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P. F. Dalley Company Inc
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Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Continental United States
Middle Western States
Standard Oil Service
St. Michigan Ave
Chicago, Ill
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