National and local races loom as primaries open
From key states and cities filing closes at noon. Political maneuvers include a Kansas governor bid and independent talk in Topeka. WPA head Harry Hopkins warns courts against testifying without his office, while Britain shifts sanctions stance and Eden faces sharp reaction at home. Weather contrasts sweep a wide map from Adasha heat to Calgary cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Edmonds
Will G. West
Topeka
Douglas A. Graham
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Works Progress Administration
3 Hopkins
Adasha
Caleary
Kansas
Doctor of the New Deal forecasts GOP loss in state
Emil Hurja, Democratic statistician known as the doctor of the new deal, predicts no Republican can carry the state against Roosevelt. With a $3.271 billion relief fund for the next fiscal year, the administration aims to translate dollars into votes in the coming four months. Governor Landon plans a vacation, a special legislative session, and a national campaign to contest this strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Hurja
Hurja
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Landon
Baldwin's burden as Britain faces sanctions split
Britain's public mood grows uneasy as government signals a shift against sanctions on Italy. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin bears the strain of a perceived defeat, with Lloyd George seen as shaping a slick diplomacy unpopular in both nations. The public demands a clear stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Stanley Baldwin
Lloyd George
Great Britain
England
United States
Old Home Town News and Accidents Reported
Miss Jeanette Wheeler returns from San Antonio to visit her niece Mrs Lawrence Woodruff and Mr Woodruff. Officer John Ingalls injures ligaments and bruises in a motorcycle collision on North Seventh Street. he is aided by Roy Lawrence A Lawrence and Mr Webster and taken to the station for care by Dr. Anderson. Mrs Sam Galitzky suffers severe bruises in an interurban collision between Kansas and St Joseph. Mrs N n and the Galitzky baby are slightly hurt. A broken arm occurs from an attempt to crank a stalled car involving Lawrence Pine, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Pine. Also notes rising antique demand in America and a Lawrence High School graduating reunion held at Broad View Inn with several speakers and elections for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingalls
Roscoe Line
Oakland
North Seventh Street
Roy Lawrence
A. Lawrence
Webster
Ingalls
Anderson
Sam Galitzky
Ideal Clothing Store
Kansas
St. Joseph
N. N
Galitsky
Lawrence Pine
Lawrence
Walter Pine
ATL
New York
America
United States
Broad View Inn
Ruin
the Lawrence High School
Galen Gorrill
Nellie
Jessie Wyatt
Maude Elliott
Te Fugate Mattoon
Hazel Rizes
Five Years Ago: Couple Looks to Farm in Douglas County
Mr and Mrs Octave Jacquain of New Eagle Pa travel to Lawrence to scout a Douglas county farm. He formerly wed Elizabeth Blanchard and hopes farming will suit them. They plan a two week survey. Also four bankers from Merchants Bank take a summer trip with nightly river cabin visits by Everet Corey Monte Harris F C Whipple and Will Hudson after banking hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octave Jacquain
New Eagle
Lawrence
Douglas County
M . Jacquamin
Elizabeth Blanchard
Jacqumin
Merchantional Bank
Everet
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Daisy is reasonable and asks a husband to buy her only the luxuries he can afford. Then she gets another husband to buy the rest of the luxuries. Copyright 1916 Publishers Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Regimental Band Formed For Kanes At Lawrence
Lawrence forms First Regimental Band of Kanens after mustering 24 members from Lawrence Mill Band. Major Phillips, Captain Means, and Lt Dunkel swore in the men. Lawrences band replaces the withdrawn Hiawatha group over underfunded state support. ongoing camp life noted. officers to be appointed by Colonel Metcalf.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Mill Band
Kanens
Phillips
Means
Dunkel
Wiawatha
Hiawatha
Grant Mull
Post Office
Hi Summer
Rock Creek
Mul
Williston Trip And Lawrence Nuptials Highlight Fortieth Year Notes
Fortieth anniversary notes report Prof. S. W. Williston and wife planning two months in the east with Yale commencement for him and New Haven home for Mrs. Williston. Also covered is the marriage of E. E. Howkins of Lawrence to May Westfall, their plans to live in Hannibal, Missouri, and reflections on local figures including Judge Hopkins. Dick Blue to address a rally in Lawrence with the Republican club set to attend. Harper’s Magazine July issue previews a Woodrow Wilson article on Washington and the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Williston
Yale University
Lawrence
Kan
Hannibal
Courier-Post
Hopkins
Bmg
William Jelhnffer
Dick Blue
Ed Schall
Republican Club
Harper's Magazine
General Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Flashes of Life from the era in brief items
A mixed set of short items details incidents from Johnstown and Oklahoma City. A farmer claims mash fed to pigs to excuse 49 gallons found by agents. two girls demand all the bananas in a store after their father’s bonus. Glen B. Rollins’ car stolen and later recovered with upgrades. and rail industry orders in early 1936 are nearly as large as the whole year.
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Johnstown
Joseph Biranda
Biranda
Oklahoma City
Leonard Hutchinson
Hope and Dirk Entwined in a Torn Love Triangle
Dirk Joris confronts hidden danger around Hope Devine as unspoken love grows. Isabel nudges him toward Rupert, while Hope resists and then dreams of a future together. After a midnight kiss, Hope vanishes leaving notes for Dirk and Rupert, stirring a tense family rift and uncertain tomorrow.
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Dirk Joris
Hope Devine
Rupert
Hope
Vopperkips
Isabel
Frost
Dirk
Quack Parade Prompts Duck Character Buzz
A fragmentary item centers on a duck themed scene with Mrs Quacko and Quackles prompting a hidden duck to appear. The odd dialogue includes a call for Willy Nilly to speak, yielding a playful, whimsical local note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Quacked Words Prompt Call as Family Quotes Hazy Note
Miss Yellow Beak quacks to My and Mrs Quackles urging a prompt departure. Willy Nilly 17 appears as a quirky fragment signaling a playful snippet from a children's tale or marginal text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Yellow Beak
Hide and Seek Mystery at the Pond
A playful group searches for a missing girl in a park as Willy Nilly counts to one hundred. The child vanishes during a game, sparking worry and speculation among friends about a possible unseen danger near rocks and bushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nilly
How's Your Health Hultel for the New York Academy of Medicine
An piece by Briago Galdston discusses the health effects of seawater based hydration. It explains how water and salt balance influence physiology, the dangers of excessive salt-free fluids, and the role of salt in preventing muscle cramps under heat and strenuous work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hultel
The
New York Academy of Medicine
Briago Galdston
Metin
Stern
Methodist minister attends summer conference atEmpor venue
Reverend Theodore H. Astman leaves Monday to join the Presbyterian young peoples summer conference at Empor College from June 22 to 27. He will serve on the conference faculty and lead the vesper services each evening. Delegates from First Presbyterian include Helen Gordon Podirds Jean Astman Rose Ann Edwards Me Ethwyn F Ann Mir ray and Mary Lottise Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Astman
The
Presbyterian
Young Peoples
Empor
First Presbyterian Church
Helen Gordon Podirds
Jean Astman
Rose Ann Edwards
Ethwyn
Ann Mirray
Mary Lottise Baker
Pleasant Grove Helen Flory wedding notes and local notices
Pleasing Grove area social items report weddings entertaining guests and reunions among Flory families including Esther Flory and Lloyd Prop at the Flory home and Ottawa related gatherings. Mentions attendees Rev Dan Flory Carl Petersen and others with local church and reunion references amid a jumble of names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fley Flory
Elmer Flory
Dan Flory
Esther Flory
Lloyd
Tor
Ralph Peterson
Myari Wilkes
Cy Dave
Daniel Flory
Lapel
Troshetay
Ottawa
Suratus Releaes
Onatdee
Ward Sen
Koay Amen
Sundaay
Muar
Sumer
St Modesta. Coif
Radio Programs Saturday Evening June 20 and 27 Oprhs
A fragmented listing of radio programs and orchestral acts for evenings on Saturday June 20 and Sunday June 27. It mentions several named orchestras and performers, including te ck Line, Kings, Carsmirs, Dardens, and Lewi's Musicales, along with various shows such as Nite a eere Orohe and Parley, and references to concerts, forums, and a con evntion program lineup. The garbled OCR yields many incomplete names and scattered events without clear times or stations.
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Ck Line
Orch
King's Orch
Carsmirs Orchy Fur Orchestra
Crave Orch
Dardens Orch
Hers
Rees R A
Chotr
Novortngat
Rechker
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the World Company Tac
Simons
Jo W. Murray
Massachusetts Street
Ace, Kansas
Mattional
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
West 44Th Sta
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpacurm
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St Louis
Star Ride
Atlanta
Walton Ride
Detroit
General Motora Lds
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Act of March Ltd
Mathew
Siberia
Unase
Baldwin
League of Nations
Lemke
Anthony Eden
Horse of Commons
Haing
Jeanette Wheeler
San Antonio
Texa
Lawrence Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Jay Fe
Publishera Syndicates
Sinclair
Otto Darteides
Olga Barteldes
Lake View
Alice Sinclair
Gertrude Kinney
Elsie Wood
Great Bend
Nelse Ockerblad
McCine
Kansag 1
Payne
Mothel Morrow
Toneka
Imogene Dean
Paul Billings
Victor Larson
Raymond McKee
Lake Geneva
Chivengo
Glen B. Rollins
Rollins
Harry G. Taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
Margaret Bell
Elinor
Teabel
Joe
Freddy
Mary
Hiv
Freddy Nevin
Joe Vincent
Hanny
Albany
Eabardy
Thad
Epee
Sim
Mister Rupert
Twoke
Oi Ensane
Lawrence National Bank
Cus
Tomer
Pleasant Grove
Kansas Civinom
Any
oTrire Tech House
Marek Grech
Oh Sodes
Dens Orch
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
BANKS
H. A. Loana
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