Reed Out in Role of Day Advocate
Houston June 25 AP Heartened by the prohibition since Senator Reed of Missouri, anti Smith forces organized at Sunday conferences to halt Smith's nomination. Reed met Daniel C. Roper to discuss strategy while Southern drys mobilized against Tammany control and the 18th Amendment. Roper formed a coalition of factions urging a one third vote to stop Smith, with caucuses to decide the path forward. Reed defended the Constitution and pledged to enforce laws if elected president while Missouri delegates insisted on pursuing their aims.
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Houston
Reed
Missouri
Daniel C. Roper
North Ca
Tina
Fmo
Eup
Nentens
Wiam
Gibbs McAdoo
Smith
Roper
Mar. Roper
Democratic Party
New York
Lqnd
Miks Grave Ulrich
Wichita
Wichita Man Shoots Brokerage Firm Manager in Office
Clarence J. Fay, 42, a carpenter, shot and seriously wounded Cornell Tiarsen, manager of Strindberg McGreevy & Co., during a stock sale at 10 this morning in Wichita. Fay was arrested. he claimed the shot was accidental. Larsen, the manager, was treating a stock transaction when the gun discharged. Also noted: Tom Loffér of Kansas City forfeited a $25 bond after arrest for a truck overweight violation weighing 29,600 pounds versus an 18,000 pound limit.
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Wichita, Kans
Strindberg, McGreevy &Co
Clarence J. Fay
Cornell Tiarsen
S Company
Foy
Larsen
Fay
Cime
Tom Loffér
Kansas City
Davis
Next Vice-Chairman Emerges as Contender in Dem National
The Democratic National Committee debates successor to Mrs. Emily N Slair as vice chairman. Mrs. Florence G Farley of Kansas is highlighted as a leading contender amid broad discussion. The article notes speculation and plans as insiders weigh options for the party leadership.
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Emily N.slair
Florence G. Farley
Kansas
Feature Concert at KU Summer Session Recital
The third faculty recital of the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts during the summer session is scheduled for tomorrow night in the University Auditorium. Miss Irene Peabody mezzo soprano and Waldemar Gelich violinist will headline a program including Irish Peasant Solo and several Debussy and Sibelius pieces. Gelich, a professor of violin, is known to Lawrence music lovers as a member of the University string quartet. The concert begins at 8 o'clock and promises to be a feature event of the summer.
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School of Fing Arts
University ‘of Kansas
University
Irene Peabody
Mezmrano
Waldemar Gelich
P. Body
New York
K. U
Retun
Gelich
School of Fine Arts
Lawrence
Hadow
Ser
Purcell
Pracell
Miss_ Peabody
Chaconne
Vitali-David
Mr. Geltch
Paris
Mannuiz
En Batead
Debussy-Choisnel
Mapgeite
Sibelius-Powell
Capriccio Valse
Wieniawe
Waldemar Gelteh
Fairview Shower Honors Mildred Day Ahead of Wedding
A misc shower hosted by Mrs E Leary with Mrs G W Cooper and Misses Hilda and Edna Koehler at Mrs Leary’s home. Guests enjoyed Dutch courtship, readings, a mock wedding, and music as gifts were presented for Mildred Day ahead of her Tuesday evening marriage to Phil Commons. About ninety women attended with white and yellow daisies, ice cream, and cake served.
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E.leary
G. W. Cooper
Hilda
Edna Koehler
Leary
Mildred Day
Phil Commons
Chas
Wells
William Wells
M. Ernest Ralston
Ruth Brown
Ethel Griffingroom
Michel’ Peters
Ralston
Ethel
Dorothy Griffin
Community social with visits and helpers at Ed Howard’s home
The gathering featured many helpers for a cake, including Mrs. C A Whedon, Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. Floyd Nisely, Mrs. Walter Pohl, Mrs. Ernest Pohl, Miss Ruth Brown, Miss Nannie Howard, and Margaret Cowles. Neighbors from Ottawa and nearby towns attended, with Bob Brown steering transportation to Kansas City for Verna Ater’s visit. Several locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Chester Howard and Mr. Miller hosts, plus multiple family groups, shared meals and conversations through the evening.
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C. A. Whedon
William “Walker
Floyd -Nisely
Walter Pohl
Ernest Pohl
Ruth ‘Brown
Nannie
Howard
Margaret
Cowles
Buck Edwards
Lawrence
Mary-Jane Edwards
Ed. Howard and Sons
F-Will.cannon
Floyd Nisely
Chester Howard
Fred Howard
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Gentle Laxative Relief
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative remedy for constipation and related ailments. It emphasizes simple vegetable laxatives, avoids drastic purges, and advises against giving strong drugs to children. The copy invites readers to request a free sample by mail from Monticello, Illinois.
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Caldwell
Medical College
Local Social Notes From Lawrence Area
Mrs E L Brown and family were Saturday evening visitors. Mr and Mrs E Ralston and Ian called on Mr and Mrs Harge Nottin Saturday afternoon. Miss Mildred Day hosted a party with Ruth Cowles in Lawrence Wednesday evening. Mrs E Leary and Eugene Leary with Edna Koehler were Sunday afternoon callers at the Brownlee home. Mrs Ralston called on Mrs Curd Thursday afternoon. Mrs Chester Howard called on Mrs Ed Howard Tuesday. Mrs B L Brown attended a flower club meeting at home. Joe Seele and men and Mian oe Wagner and Ida called at the Wells home. Henderson Seacim visited Sunday morning. Earl Pellet of Ft Scott spent the evening at the E L Brown home. Peau Nisayly spent Tuesday and Thursday with Mr and Mrs Floyd Nisely and children.
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E. L. Brown
E. Ralston
Ian
Harge Nottin
Mildred
Ruth Cowles
Lawrence
E.leary
Eugens Leary
Edna ‘Koehler
Homer. Brownlee
Ralston
Curd
Chester Howard
Ed Howard
BL. Brown
Hel Lower
Hom
Russell
Mondavening
Joe -Seele
Mens
Mian Oe
Wagner
Ida
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Canada
Labrador
Greenland
Edward
H. Smith
Reed Out
Washington
Boston
Edward H. Smith
Service
N. G. Ricketts
Volunwers
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Bureau of Standards
ANSE
Hydrographic Office of
Navy
Bureau of Fisheries
Weather Bureau
Riis- Cartensen
Dangerously
Irene
Peahvids
Far West
The
Santa Fe
California
Grand Canyon
Iscdian
Yosemite
Mesa Verde
Carlsbad
Colorado Rockies
Ares
W. W. Burnett
Agt
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
N. H
BUICK
Kelvinator
Ivil & i . Ee
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