Kaw Nation Pays Tribute To Curtis In Tribal Dance
Curtis visit promised for late next month as Kaw nation honors Charles Curtis with a ceremonial pow wow at Kaw, Oklahoma. Tribesmen, braves, and dignitaries gather under trees and fires, drums beat, dancers in traditional regalia perform the age old dance to welcome their blood brother.
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Kaw
Okla
Charles Curtis
Mayiinee
Curtis
Emmett Thompson
Here
Charlie
Souni
Jouder Anc
Thompson
Elizabeth Cu Calvin
Topeka
Kan
Sendter Curtis
Thomas M. Smith
Ray Moural
Bacon Rind
Barelay de Tano
Syere
Tribute to fliers honors transatlantic pioneers
AP reports a ceremonial tribute to Amelia Farhart Wilmer Stultz and other notable aviation pioneers. The event saluted their Newfoundland to London crossing and contributions to the United States and Great Britain.
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Amelia Farhart
Wilmer Stults Ott
Lows Fisrden
Newfoundland
London
Servicemerehal
Warnier
United
Great Britain
Heath
Engtisi
Wik
Alan
Temperatures Stay Flat Tonight and Tuesday in Kansas
Sun shines over Kansas with temperatures forecast to hold tonight and Tuesday. Topeka logged a record low of 34 on this date, Goodland dipped to 46, with afternoon highs not expected above 70s. Showers possible in western areas. eastern Kansas saw light rain. Concordia reported 0.18 inch, Wichita 0.08, Topeka 0.03, Kansas City 0.02. Solomon River exceeded bank by 3.2 feet though no widespread flooding expected. Frank Barnes settles a stopped payment check at Ottawa after city officers retrieved it from Lawrence at Franklin County sheriff’s request.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Hataween
Concordia
Wichita
Toneka
Kansas City
Franklin
Ottawa
Frank Barnes
Lawrence
President hears blind pastor event in Kansas City area
A social gathering hosted by Mrs. Monti Kaegi honored Miss Evelyn Johnson of Quincey with a Wednesday afternoon event. Guests included Mrs. Mollie Ashlack who won a contest, and readings by Mrs. Wilm Saker. Refreshments were served to a wide circle of attendees including Mrs. DB. S. Taylor and Mrs. Mayme Scott, among others, with travel plans noted for several attendees. Additional notes mention KansCity visitors and relatives visiting from Los Angeles, Ottawa, and other locations.
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DB. S. Taylor
Jilea
Okla
Wicci
Arkansas
Missouri
Bre Wm
Pary
Miss Lara
Clin
Kansas ‘City
George Wakeman
Los Angeles
Wakefield
Paxton
Dicken
Thomas
Will Watsop
Ottawa
Canada
Woman
Naisie
Community Notes From Washington County
Local social calendar includes visitors from Lawrence and Kansas City. Mrs Tow Hiddleston stays with her daughter Mrs Frank Sheldon as families host relatives visiting from out of town. An overturned hen house after a Saturday storm and a variety of guests, including Miss Stella Harrison and Miss Louise Wright, mark a busy week with travels to Lawrence and Washington, D C.
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Fred Thomas
Tow Hiddleston
Frank Shéldon
Harold Sheldon
Will. Wetch
Roscoe Robinson
Madora
W.R. Aver
Robinsons
Kansas
Weir
Washington, D. C
Willoughby” Koeller
Stella Harrison
Louise Wright
Mit. Femnen
Te West
Dorothy ‘Schaake
Lawrence
Fred Tibler
Frank
Victor
Woodrow Coons
Lloyd Kraus
Leonard Hoffwai
Lisle Beecroft
Lillie Coffin
Sam Holdermen
Ed Morgan
Kansas City
Dorothy
Beil Memorial
Tonya
Misa al Hayes
Ben Douglas
Douglas
Wilkins
Women Leaders Hear From Kansas Committeewoman
In Houston on June 25, Mrs Florence Fartey of Kansas, national committeewoman since 1923, argues that women’s weaker electoral influence is not rising or falling with age. She notes women delegates grew from 119% in 1924 to 7% this year, and insists women still win their places on merit, not gender. The meeting features readings, songs, and a vocal duet, with refreshments served.
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Houston
Tex
Florence G. Fartey
Kansas
Warren
Rome
An Unclear Ledger From a Busy Lodge Day
Fragmentary notes describe a lodge scene with scattered names and actions. The garbled text mentions President Contidge and various figures, suggesting daily office tasks, observers, and side activities, but details are unreadable and uncertain.
Will to a Dog Questioned in New Orleans Case
In New Orleans a dispute over the will of Mary Te McCay, a widow, centers on a dog bequest. The document allegedly leaves the canine $5,000 cash and income from a further fee, prompting questions about validity under Louisiana law.
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New Orleans
Orleans
Mary Te McCay
Tabeanle
of Louisiana
Local notables visit and medical updates at De Soto
In De Soto and nearby Kansas City area, residents share illness recoveries and medical updates. Ian Mosby improves after a serious illness, John Hundley regains ability to walk with a cane after a paralytic attack. Visitors include Will Baker family, Pearl Trout, and many relatives from Sumpter North Carolina and Midland. A hospital note reports Olleannis Miller recovering well after appendectomy at Wesley Hospital.
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Ian “Mosby
Kansas
John Hundley
Will Baker
Wesley Hospital
Kansas City
E. J. Coy
Lawrence
Henry A. Kesler
Mabon’ Plummer
al K. Cat
Are Wives More Efficient Than Husbands
A column argues wives outperform husbands in household efficiency. It claims men boast about work while women manage homes and families with limited pay, investing money for service and satisfaction. The piece highlights how women customers value cash savings and low prices from extensive buying resources.
Local Social Gatherings Across Kansas City Visits
Mrs W H Baker and family hosted relatives while Mr and Mrs Harold Geoko and sons from Kansas City visited their parents. Edith Search and Edith Richardson spent time with Kansas City friends. Martha Hadle visited Miss Kethgrine Fanning, and Bertha Milholland socialized with Kansas City friends. Mrs J B Hymer and Mrs Lloyd Chambers with a daughter traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for a visit.
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Harold Geoko
Kansas City
Charles Reed
Bertha Milholland
Rock Crid
Birthday Party Notes From Mrs Sol Coker Visit
Mrs Sol Coker of Olathe spent the weekend with the families of her sons Wesley and Eli at Olin Stadeville.
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Olin Stadeville
Sol |Coker
Olathe
Wesley
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Tromsoe
Norway
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Liss Peart Trout
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Maida
Ida
Giebener
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Ethel. Kessler
Catton
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Contidge
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J. C. Penney Company
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