Mongol Question Discussed by Prince Na in Exile
Prince Na, over sixty, one of twenty four Mongol princes, speaks on reports of a Chinese military expedition to reclaim Mongolia. He doubts success and questions Mongol welcome to Chinese troops. The Living Buddha Hutuktu remains prisoner in Urga under Russian surveillance. Inner Mongolia stays loyal to China, with Outer Mongolia under heavy Russian authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongolia
Ee Jong
Buddha
Hutuktu
Urga
Outer Mongolia
Inner Mongolia
Jehol
Chahar
Suiyuan
Chinch Bug War Issued with 25000 Circulars Kansas Plan
A statewide campaign to combat chinch bugs in June 19 reports 25000 circulars broadcast by railroads and associations with support from Kansas Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma and other officials. The plan outlines dust and oil barriers and cautions against unsafe fungus dispersal while noting large potential losses. Marguerite Ballene serves as Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popeka
Kan
Chineh
Board of Agriculture and Farm
Kansas
Nebraska
Missour
Said
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Street Fight and Marriage Notices Reach De Soto
In a report from street conflict near the Legation quarter a foreigner was restrained after clashing with soldiers and locals. an Englishman broke his hand. De Soto and Baldwin residents note recent wedding announcements, visits, and gatherings including Miss Winona Bailey’s marriage to John Elmer Fowler on June 14 and various social visits in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legation
Foridden
Eng
Jon Riarter
De Soto Community News Highlights and Social Phases
De Soto Misses Wilda Wyland and many neighbors enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon picnic in Jewett woods south of town chaperoned by Mrs. Fay Harbison. A long list of locals, including Bonnie Atkinson the Monticello township honor graduate, plus multiple visits and family gatherings around De Soto, Eudora, Olathe, and Kansas City, are noted with birthdays, illness, and upcoming events at D. R. H. S. and Baker University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Wyland
Jean Martin
Eleanor, Whitelaw
Lucile Raupt
Ruth
Hambleton
Dorothy
Brewer
Thelma ‘Stockdale
Harold‘ Sheldon
Lewis ,Dearmin
Foster Reid
Harold Mize
Vernie Welch
Lawrence Loveall
D.C
M. E. Church
Jewett Woods
Fay -Harbison
Mabel’ Palfer
Fortney
Bonnie Atkinson
John Atkinson
DeSoto
Monticello
Thursay
Katherine Busforth
A. M. Fortney
Dr. Fortney
Montana
Alice
Stat Bell Hospital
Olathe
The
Christian_church
Emma Gilbreath
Kansas
Mattie Kahn
Milford
Mary Anna Eastwood
Margaret Anderson
J Frances” Laree
Davis
Lucile ‘Phillips
Norma
Kahn
Kar
Stuchberry
Marcell Baker
James Eastwood
John ‘Whitelaw
Wivin
Milford Kahn
Nk Palete
California
Bell Hospital
Kansas City
Pearl
Walker
Valley Grove Social Notes Turned to Lawrence Visits
Mr and Mrs D E Bond from south of Lawrence spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs William Pucket and children. John Brown visits Henry Poeverlein. Mrs Williamson and Mr and Mrs Parsons were in Lawrence Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Albert Ford traded in Lawrence Friday. Octave Fail spent Friday afternoon with grandparents Mr and Mrs Greene Sunnyside. Charles Phipps Orin Smith Roy Wells assisted Dan Smith with alfalfa day Saturday. Charles Thornton traded at Lawrence Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frei Champion and children spent Saturday evening in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs S McGrew spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bryan McGrew near McLouth. Howard Eggert Ray and Marvin Stewart and Lawrence Ward motored to Tonganoxie Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sparks spent Sunday at James Foster’s in Tibbutt neighborhood. Mrs Evelyn Ousdahl operated on at Simmons hospital Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Mid
Elizabeth “Rush
Wah Flynn
Kansas City
Emm Gilbreath
C. W. Sparks
L’dean
B. S. Taylor
Research Hospital
Kansas
City
Joe Austell
Lawrence
Austell
Peter Savage
Margaret Austell
Bethel
DeSoto
Jesse, Cramer
George Freeman
Bonner Springs
Gertrude Atkinson
Mabel Palfer
Starwood
Bruno Swartz
Bethe
A. J. Tanner
Emma Gil
Bradford Nowell
Alberta Taylor
L. F. Taylor
John
Irma
Hambleton
J. B. Hymer
Georgia
Vida
Smith
Merle Blaylock
Orville Hughey
Donald
Frederick $F Linwood
Swope
Park
Baker University
Htta
Gretta Wyland
Esther Hale
Vera Tilden
George Beecraft
Bee
Fin Reed
Herbert Sheldon
O’brien
Hart
Marion Cramer
Cramer
Howard Savage
Gladys Savage
Clathe
Emma Jewett
Warren Rowling
Bawling
D. E. Bond
William Puckett
John Brown
Henry Poeverlein
Esterbrook
Williamson
Parsons
Albert Ford
Octave Fail
Mrs. Greene
Sunnyside
Arthur Sparks
James ‘Foster
Local neighbors and visitors share incidents and gatherings
The column records numerous small town happenings. An uncle from Chanute visits the Smiths. Ruth Woods and Stella Stewart drive to Midland. Dan Daniels travels from Lawrence to the farm. Veda Pixtrie and Walter Dunbar visit Charles Petrie. carm ground at Dan Smith's. a light rain and wind with little damage. crops praised for rain. Frank Champion and son visit from Woodstock. Petrie and Ward trade in Lawrence. a Republican caucus at Valley Grove. Miss Ruth Borst visits Doris Viets. Miss Blanche Stewart returns to Topeka for summer school. Logan from Lawrence buys chicks. Tornaden family visits. Lombard mows hay. gooseberries picked. social at Woodstock. Evilsizers visit Petrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL Smith
Chanute
Smith
Ruth Woods
Stella Stewart
Midland
Mr. Daniels
Lawrence
Evatsive
Veda Pixtrie
Walter Dunbar
Charles Petrie
C. G. Petrie
Dan Smith
Frank Champion
Frank, Jr
Woodstock
C. G. ‘Petrie
Fred Chixtonton
Ray
Stewart
Ward
Valley Grove
Ruth Borst
MacLouth
Doris Viets
Millard Stewart
Topeka
M. F. Stewart
Blanche’ Stewart
Logan
Petrie
Paul Tornaden
Nora
Wellman
Albert Ford
William Lombard
Edmonds
James Holliday
Sik
Henry Poeverlein
Jennie Shaw
Ozunkie
Dan
Orin Smith
Alvin
Harold Champion
Lawrence Social News Notes and Neighbor Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles Brohammer and Lillian and Alda visited in Lawrence on Thursday. Will Postma and family with Mrs Ivan Flory and Aros picked cherries west of Lawrence Wednesday afternoon. Dave Studebaker and family were in Lawrence Thursday. The Paul Lange home hosted visits from Mrs Charles Brohammer Lillian and Alda on Thursday. Will Postma and children sang. Wesley Flory and family spent Tuesday with Daniel Beeghley. Frank Deagannt Mildred Edith and Bertha Kesler of Willow Springs and Charles Wells of Whittier California visited at the Charles Brohammer home Tuesday. Will Postma spent Thursday morning in Lawrence. Wesley Flory and family visited Elmer Flory at Pleasant Grove Thursday. Long for automtive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brohammer
Lillian
Alda
Lawrence
Will Postma
Ivan Flory
Aros
Cherries
Dave Studebaker
Johny’ Brohammer
Paul Lange
Wesley Flory
Daniel Beeghley
Frank Deagannt
Mildred
Edith
Bertha Kesler
Willow Springs
Charles ‘Wells
Whittier
California
Elmer Flory
Pleasant Grove
Discovery of bacillus to reproduce hoof and mouth disease
Berlin reports a new bacillus allegedly reproducing hoof and mouth disease in animals. Professor Paul Frosch and Professor Dahmer announced the find amid European interest. While not yet confirmed, German and English veterinary journals praise the potential breakthrough amid long debated origins of the European malady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Europe
United States
England
Paul Frosch
Royal Veterinary College
Dahmer
Germany
Exiled Duke to Return to Brunswick Blankenburg Castle
Ernest August Duke of Brunswick Juene burg, exile son-in-law of the ex Kaiser, plans to return to Brunswick and reside at Blankenburg Castle. The move signals a provincial effort to settle former reigning house property, with negotiations to cede Blankenburg Castle, hunting forests, estates in Heimburg, Senn and Lichtenberg, and a valuable stud at Harzburg. The grand-ducal family has long fought the state in litigation now aimed at compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Germany
Associated Press
Ernest
Brunswick-Jueneburg
Gmund
Blankenburg Castle
Hohenzollerns
Prussia
Heimburg
Sen and Lichtenberg
Harzburg
Move to place outlying Hawaiian islands under territory jurisdiction
Governor Wallace R. Farrington and officials discuss petitioning the federal government to place all outlying Hawaiian islands under territorial control. The talks, urged by Dr. Herbert Gregory of the Bishop Museum, include Gerrit Wilder, federal bird warden, who will provide information on proper steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Associated, Press
Wallace R. Farrington
Herbert Gregory
Bisho Museum
Gerrit P. Wilder
Federalird
Farrington
Territory takes early steps to protect bird and plant life
Scientists report explorations on outlying lands reveal significant finds about ancient civilization remains. A movement aims to place the islands under territory jurisdiction to protect and boost bird and vegetable life. Post Office workers from several Kansas cities will join a picnic in a nearby park with speeches contests and games. A plant for industrial bleaching to be built at Corbyville Ontario promises a large modern facility with annual output around 6 million gallons. Poland exports include dried mushrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Tonganoxie
Kan
Kansas City
Kaw
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Topeka
Corbyville
Ontario
America
Ruby Paid Lincoln's Office
Henry Clay Ruby recalls playing in Abraham Lincoln's Springfield office as a boy and compares his memories to his strained health later in life. He credits Karnak medicine with renewed strength after years of illness and confinement, noting its sale in Lawrence and Linwood outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Ruby
Moffett
Tinciln
Ted
Mr. Ruby
Lawrence
Round Corner
Iouge
H. E. Van-Noy
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Marguerite” Ballene
Board of Trustees
Charles Heddleston
Eva Lyons
Winona Eleda, Bailey
Baldwin
John Elmer Fowler
Alys Eyre Macklin
London
Akern
Warner
Nokapaw
Columbia
Duke of
Hawaii
Shredded“ Wheat Company
Miegara
Chester
Freed
Noxie
Basgram
Poland
Lincoln
Emerson
Kansas Electric Power Co
Mass
Browning Roof Co
New York St
Lawrence National Bank
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