Walsh rails at corruption as nation on trial
New York June 25 Senator Thomas J Walsh declared at the Democratic national convention that the American people are on trial before the world in the coming campaign. He attacked the Republican party for tolerating public corruption and criticized President Coolidge for shielding delinquents while urging a return to Wilsonian ideals and world leadership without rushing into the League of Nations.
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Ody
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Woodrow Wilson
Cornerstone Box Removed From First Christian Church
The copper box placed in the 1908 church cornerstone at the First Christian Church of Wellington was removed by Pastor Rev Claude J Miller. It contained relics from the original 1884 church and the 1908 roll showed 351 members. Mrs J D McNeill reports from Atchison on probate duties and her father H C Stretton’s condition remains unchanged. Chas Long advertises automotive electrical work.
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Wellington
Claude J. Miller
Atchison
J.D. McNeill
Menger
H. C. Stretton
Mary Ott
Louise
Texas
John Ott
Herman Wichman
M. EB. Church
Molyia Pilla
C. C. Gerstenberger
Tilla Thoren
C. E. Volan
Fred Gerstenberger
J. D
Mills
Elizabeth
Dorothy
John
Mary Catherine
Wichita
Carl Alktenbernd
Helen
Herbert
Homer Cari
Homer Gurstenberger
Hilda Helen
G. J. Votaw
Alma
Lucille
Marian
Joseph
Josephine
Chas
Milo Votan
W. W. Gerstenberger
C. Gerstenberger
Viblé Carrol
Vaudeville House Wonders and Gaffes Unclear
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note about vaudeville acts, humor and a performer named Joze or Joe. Details missing define the event, location, and date, leaving only stray letters and the mention of a stage show in an eastern venue.
Harvest Work Starting Across Kansas Wheat Belt
Harvest is starting in this part of the state as workers flock to the city. Federal and state employment services have set up distributing agencies in Wichita Hutchinson Salina Kiowa Anthony Pratt Great Bend Ellis Dodge City and Colby to direct harvest hands to needed sections. The bulletin notes ongoing wheat harvest in Colorado Nebraska and northwest states with activities from now through September 1.
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Hutchinson
Wheat Belt
Federal Employment Service
Wichita
Salina
Kiowa
Anthony
Pratt
Grea’ Berd
Ellis
Dodee City
Colby
Colorado
Nebraska
Employment Service Bulletin
Central States
Marjing
Belvoir News Mixed Visits and Hospital Update
Belvoir residents share weekend and weekday visits with relatives and friends. Charles Woodward returns home from Simmons hospital and is slowly improving. Several local names appear at Woodward and Garrett homes, with trips to Lawrence for care of a sick infant and social calls among neighbors.
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Cecile Humphrey
May Jones
Leslie Demerritt
Charles’ Woodward
Simmons Hospital
Woodward
E. G. Woodward
van Alelen
Horace Humphrey
Cecile
Lucille
Arthur Losh
Martena Pugh
Robert Steele
Margaret Cummings
Carl Woodward
Jackson Place
Russell Petefish
Lawrence
Robert
Stewie
Topeka
Madge Wandward
John Garrett
E. G. Steele
Siegel
T. J. Caylay
Clinton
Mike Hadl
Russell Woodward
Peart Anderson
Will Tucker
Richland
Charles Woodward
Madge
Joe Anderson
Belvoir
E. N. Cum
Winter family reunion and local notices in Barker area
A Barker neighborhood family reunion honored visiting Mr. Mark Winter from Greybull Wyoming with many relatives attending from Barker Lecompton and Lawrence. Neighbors extend best wishes to newlyweds Mr and Mrs Pruitt and plan trips to Medicine Lodge. Heavy wind storm blocked phones while residents saw relatives visiting in Vici Ohio Riverside and Denver.
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Milton Winter
Ship Winter
Charles Winter
Paul Winters
Barker
Mark Winter
Greybull
Wyoming
Julia Martin
Curtis
Sehon
Gladys
Gretchen Winter
Lecompton
Herbert Hunter
Walter Pontius
Mont
Robbins
Lawrence
George Bank
Virginia
Louis Beurman
Riverside
Julius Bearman
Medicine Lodge
Kans
Herbert Gress
Matertain
Colorado
Springs
Denver
Eudora Notes Honor Violet V Gerstenberger at 7th Birthday
Long item lists a June 11 surprise party for Violet V Gerstenberger in Eudora with family and friends including Elizabeth Votaw Dorothy Mary Catherine and many Gerstenbergers. The piece mentions a touring car garage at Thomas Elliott’s Hesper home and numerous visits, weddings, and church gatherings in the community.
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C. BE. Vatan
Violet V. Gerstenberger
Sunshine
Angel
Elizabeth
Dorothy
Mary Catherine
John Jr
Mills
Alma
Lucille
Marian
Joseph
Josephine Votaw
Blanche
Everette Votnaw
Eloise
Carl Smith
Eva
Lelia
Vernon Votaw
Hilda Helen Gerstenberger
Violet and Garrel Gerstenberger
J. D. Mills
Wichita
G. J. Votaw
Ralph Votaw
Fred Gerstenberger
Homer Gerstenberger
W. R. Smith
C. C. Gerstenberger
Thomas Elliott
Hesper
Allen Cochran
Kansas City
Kathryn Gabriel
Mildred Forsythe
Henry Mathia
Bernall
Mathia
Grace Smith
Dorothy Harrison
Baldwin
Alfred Kisia
Topeka
Chas. Davis
Gail
Godfrey Gerstenberger
Ruby
Geo. Ott
Ott
Harry Trueblood
Glen Eider
Kans
Lawrence
Prairie Center
Olathe
Claudie
And
Herbert
Landon
Mildred Dannis
Edd Madi
Matt. Grosdidier
Albert Grosdidier
John Schopper
George Grosdidier
Thomas Huddy
Louise McEvoy
Edward
Henry
Marie Grosdidier
Pes
Elvin Durr
Leon Durr
Carl Schubert
Freese
Mary
Myr
Herman Withman
Geo. Ott Jr
William Pitts
Glen Elder
S. J. Davis
Claude Landon
Ruth Colman
Lewis Kurtz
Ernest Milburn
Alvin Gabriel
Edna
Ruth
F. L. Daugherty
Belleview
Bert Daugherty
John Selzer
Lila
John
Eudora Carlers
L. M. Holmes
Lencester
Mrs F J Quinn credits Tanlac for heart trouble relief
Mrs. Frank J. Quinn of Topeka Kansas says indigestion caused painful heart pressure and breathlessness for years. After taking Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills she reports lasting relief and continued use each spring. Sold by all druggists with no substitute. Over 4 million bottles sold.
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Frank J. Quinn
Lime St
Topeka
Kans
Tan Jac
Taniac
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Herbert Laurenz
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Henry Deckma
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F. Kennenberg
Albert Mouldenhauer
Floyd
Clarence
Ahern
Irene
Tim
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F. J. Quinn
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Schulz the Trailor
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