Kansas University Honored as West Leads National Party Shift
The passage praises Kansas University for training leaders amid a national party realignment. It hails William Allen White, William E. Borah, and Governor Landon as pivotal figures and notes the West’s influence reshaping Republican and Democratic lines. The author predicts a turbulent political era as old loyalties fade and new homes emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Langworthy
Resolutions Committee
William Allen White
William E. Borah
Ex Roberts
Kansas City
Landon
United States
Kansas University
Transvipi
Kk. U
Cleveland Sun
Theodore Roosevelt
Norris
Kette
Thomas Jefferson
Amd
Abl
Canmp
The
Plains
Learning
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Adaptability and summer heat in Kansas politics and life
The piece mixes quotes from Kilote Frank Knox and Governor Landon with reflections on summer heat in Kansas. It notes the public’s need to plan for heat, salt intake via tomato juice, and mental prep to endure the season. Peggy Anne Landon seeks a horse to keep up with her father amid political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Peggy Anne Landon
Daddy
Mr. Roosevelt
Re, Ton
Hamilton and Farley as party leaders scrutinized
The New York Sun profiles James Farley and John Hamilton as the likely directors of major party activities in the coming campaign. Farley is depicted as a tough Tammany politician focused on organization and money, while Hamilton is described as a disciplined, capable Republican national chairman with strong rhetoric and self-control. Finland paid its US debt installments, and Douglas county’s relief load eased in May with harvest ahead. Governor Landon’s Topeka sermon coverage ran 1,500 words from press pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Farley
New York Sun
James Farley
Husky Ward
Tammany School
Hite
John Hamilton
Dim Farley
Sawyer
Landon
Topeka
Old grads of Kansas University in Omaha World-Herald tone
The text lists notable figures at Cleveland and Kansas University alumni influence. Alf Landon is cited among top figures whose wishes guide others, suggesting a gathering of influential seniors. The excerpt emphasizes legacy and leadership among former KU figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.U. Omaha World-Herald
Cleveland
Kansas University
Alf Landon
Births and travels fill Old Home Town notices
In Old Home Town announcements Ray Griffiths celebrate a daughter's birth named Betty Dean born June 14. European tour plans include Tom Law joining brother Marc in Quebec. Grinter, Jr. receives a degree. A. Owen moves to San Diego to live with her son. Lucille Tibball marries Harold Franklin. Lowman and family travel to Indiana and Pittsburgh. H C Calglazier resigns to farm near Larned. J G Akright resigns to Frerett Wash. C J Winter hosts Calvert Winter Jr.’s fourth birthday. Elfriede Fischer visits parents then New York. Arthur Reed and Mrs. Ralph host 24 at bridge.
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Ray Griffith
Betty Dean
Tom Law
Yeterday
Europe
Marc
Quebec
Grinter, Jr
Glingis
Champaign
K. D
A. E. Owen
San Diego
Cali
Walter Owen
California
A.W. Lamb
Hat City
Lucille Tibball
Harold Franklin
Hal i K
Tiblais
Warwick
Rew
Iifer
Wichita
Genie Lowman
Indiana
Lowman
Claude Gee
Pittsburgh
Chicago
H.C. Calglazier
Doapghis County
Lawrence
Larned
Colgiazi
J. G. Akright
James G. Akricht
Frerett, Wash
My. Akright
C. J. Winter
Calvert J. Winter
H.C. Tracy
Marblehead
Ummer
Cr. Snarr
Arthur Spalding
Spalding
Elfriede Fischer
Otto . Fischer
G. G. McCoy
New York City
Arthur Reed
Ralph
Ear
Rax Harshberger
Howard Harris
Fritz « Meyn
Walter Johns
KU to add Indian relics to museum exhibits
Twenty five years ago on a June day Kansas University planned to receive a valuable relic collection. The late George A Hovey of White Church Kansas donated the items to the university via his daughter Mrs Near Water Famine. The oil crisis and dry weather affected water supply and wells. Traffic discipline improved after city council action. The YMCA organized swimming for boys and a zoologist trip to Puget Sound and Yellowstone.
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H. L
Kansas University
George A. Ss. Hovey
White Church
Kan
Lawrence
Milter Bishop
Torme
Brown
Home Telephone Company
Convention in Session as GOP Nominating Races Burn Bright
The Republican National Convention opens in St Louis with C W Fairbanks named temporary chairman and a broad unity platform. About 75 000 visitors are in town as delegates and local residents attend events including Rebekah visits. Local students and officials split opinions on ward representation and forthcoming party organization, while incidents and travel details thread through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Carter
Moontana
C. W. Fairbanks
Indiana
National Committee
Fairbanks
Mound City
Gids
Excelsior Springs
Jennie Wilson
Cawker City
Lewis G. Ferrel
Quana
Sam Bishop
Amd Saung
Douglas County
St.Louis
Carmean
San
H. D. Whitman
Wakarusa
Ss. H. Carmean
Adna (. Clarke
Theorge W. EL
Toni Lanier to wed this summer in Hollywood
Toni Lanier confirms plans to marry this summer in Hollywood after a round trip to the islands. The film beauty, famed for her "million dollar legs," announced her intention to leave Honolulu business affairs. Miller was divorced from Dero Macksaill years ago.
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Hollywood
Calif
Toni Lanier
Makor
Honolulu
Miller
Dero Macksaill
Prodigal Path and Silent Resolve at Dawn
In a tense exchange, Devine faces the burden of Hope’s illness and her father's wary gatekeeping. Dirk warns of emotional distance, urging Devine to visit if Hope can see him, while reflecting on family duty and the prodigal son motif. The scene ends with plans for a possible visit the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devine
Hoyes
Renee
Minayt
Nate
Dirk
Willin
Thick
Dan
Mer
Stig
Fragmented OCR reads as obscure historic note
Garbled text appears to mix personal names and phrases with no clear event or context. The fragment mentions names like Jelly Bear and references to places or actions, but provides no cohesive narrative, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
Angry Puddle Muddle Over Rough Minidile Tale
In a fragmentary note the writer recalls an incident described as rough with an animal, mentioning shame and tomorrow as key terms. The incomplete wording hints at confusion or frustration surrounding an event labeled as a puddle muddle. Further text needed for clarity.
Film stars listed for handsomeness and a cat intrudes
A list of actors including Gary Cooper George Kent Ronald Col Robert Taylor Cary Grant and others is mentioned with a stray note about a cat named Kitty Chicazostoore and a policeman Nathan. The scene shifts to a one girl game where Eileen Howard pitches for the Pacemakers in the Owens Klinnis Softball league and her team wins seven to nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Cooper
George Kent
Ronald Col
Robert Taylor
Cary Grant
Francis X. Shields
Gable
Eileen Howard
Pacemakers
Owens-Klinnis
West candidate for governor nomination in Kansas News Briefs
Junction City June 18 reports PW c West seeking the Iowan governor nomination and considering positions on factories while noting events in the state. Weather updates show crops needing moisture as eastern Kansas pastures suffer drought and federal state agriculture departments issue advisories. Marriage license issued to Jack Norman of A Mo and Martha Bentley of Tis.
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Junction City
C. West
Lwan
Kansas
M. Landen
Nes Contin
Jacek Norman
Martha Bentley
Tis
Winter social near Clinton and Kanwaka noted in list
The community gathering highlights include Oak Bales residents, families such as Colman and Gravel, and guests from Cincinnati and Glendale. Attendees shared outings at Kanwaka state park house and Memorial Hospital visits, with many local names from Winter, Clinton, Topeka, Lawrence, and surrounding areas.
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Sid
Ani da Colman
Evelyn
Kate Gravel
Oinherwsday
Mary Ann
George Dews
Hse Cimeinnati
M Dereon
Clinton
Waneta
Cattiett and
Artho Wayne
Chiies
Allen
Kanwaka Scargi House
Maryton
Mar
Lake View
Brother
Guson
Lleloni
Mont
Sumiay
Albert Sport
Mary E. Porter
Glenda
Calif
AL Richaris
Esther Bigsby
Gaughter
Hel Ligsby
Faith Ranada
Emmet
Baerampton
Stu Lutrete
Big Springs
Anno
Thursis
Memorial Hospital
Curoloine
Wurmer
Hattie Richards
Bad
N. M
M. E
Glendale
Ransdel
Elli Hamlin
George Thews
Wa Weimer
Memorial Keey Tal
Fav Tt
Fugene
Waynes We
Topeka
Anna Sc Bobby
Riebert Beaty
Scott
Ces Rhodes
Lawrence
Jackson
Mary Porter
Fred Gregowaka
George Hint Thesis
How's Your Health in the New York Academy Notes
Fragmented text discusses fears about health and fear of disaster. Mentions fear, psychological aspects, and the idea of fearless states, referencing individuals and potential conditions. Incoherent snippets suggest lecture or essay on health anxiety and human response to danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Walton
Viena Suimais
Fragmentary local note on names and visits abroad
A fragmentary clipping lists various people and kin including Mr Gregory Mrs Banks Beulah Wilma and Alma with mentions of visits to John Banks Verne Hall and Wayne Hall. It notes relatives and gatherings at homes and a convention in To the home. The readable text shows a community note of family visits and small events with unclear dates.
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Bert Santram
Kranwaks
Iyenn
Herman
Morr Vity
Gieorge Miller
Francis. Grewlan
Gregory
Helens Banks
Ecompten
Walter Grammer
Beulah
Wilma
Aland Wesler
Bert and Son
John Banks
Nest
SUNY
Ruth Wee
Fiersen
Verne Hall
Tay
Viayne Hall
Radio Programs Tuesday Evenings and Local Social Notes
Fragmentary OCR details radio programs and local social events. Mentions T. J. Porter of Glendale injured in an auto accident and Mr. M. Fl and Mr. and Mrs. Baugh attending a ginochle club gathering in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Porter
Glendale
Calif
Mr. M. FL
Porter
Glenmer
Mr. Baugh
Kansas City
John
Horedat
Divine
Hank
Flashes of Life Fragment Yet Confused Text
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Meadow, Montgomery Flage, Clark Gable, and a man leaping about. Lacks clear event, date, or location. Readable names suggest a cinema or life article fragment but details are garbled and context is uncertain.
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Islawewl
Clark Gable
Montgomery Flage
Paul Flaxg
Fragmented Quote on Walking Above Ground Beliefs
A fragment speaks of hope to rise above ground and walk in the air as the world remains vast. The text reflects a dreamlike or philosophical note about space, exploration, and the desire to transcend earthly limits.
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General Motors
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Maggie Garvin
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Puget
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Timourow
Tham Bon
Laan
Nathan
Jack, McClung
Jack McClung
Wits
Kansas State College
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George Wael
Borat
Bine
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Mepker
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