Controversy Builds Over Convention Chairmanship Fight
Bitter battles over whether Senator Walsh of Montana or Jouett will gain the permanent convention chair. Roosevelt managers reject Harrison compromise as Farley vows ongoing two thirds rule fight. Smith pledges to fight on the floor if needed amid frenzied activity at the Congress Hotel corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Walsh
Montana
Roosevelt
Jouett
Harrison
Congress
New Yorker
James A. Farley
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
New York
Walsh
Unonyhouse
Barkley
Kentucky
Louisiana
Minnesota
Puerto Rico
Huey Long
Congress Hotel
First Musical Vespers at K U Sunday Evening
A varied program for the first musical vesper at the University of Kansas summer session will be held at 7 tomorrow in the University auditorium. Rev. Alfred D. Grey of Plymouth Congregational Church will speak on Can America Come Back. School of Fine Arts faculty and students will perform Brahms, Bach, Tchaikowsky, and more with orchestra and vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Allock
University
Alfred’ .D. Grey
Plymouth Congregational Church
America
School of Fine Arts
Israel in Apt Topic Discussed by Bible Class
The Brotherhood Bible class at Trinity Lutheran Church will discuss Tisrael in apt on Sunday at 9 45. About thirty men attended the last meeting held two weeks ago and the class is open to Lawrence men not in other city Bible study groups. The session ends after 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisrael
Apt
Brotherhood
Trinity Lutheran Church
Egypt
Moses
Walter Schaal
Lawrence
Furnishings Needed for Family by Social Service League
Mrs Ema Corey president of the Social Service League says a small cook stove a mattress and a chair are needed for a worthy family now housed with another family and sharing a single bed. An eleven year old boy in another family also needs a bed. Donors may leave items at the Social Service League Store 837 Vermont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ema Corey
Social Service Leaguea
Corey
Social ‘Service League
Vermont-street
Wichita School Named for Gov Robinson
Wichita's new modern intermediate school, soon to open, will be named for Charles Robinson, Kansas' first governor and head of the New England Emigrant Aid Society. The dedication plaque will honor him with a bronze tablet in the Third and Oliver street campus expected to serve about 500 pupils beginning September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Charles Robinson
Kansas
New England Emigrant “Aid Society
Lawrence
L. W. Brooks
Sais Education
Universt of Kansas School of Eduction
Third
Oliver Streets
Brooks
L. W. Mayberry
Wichita Schools
University of Kansas
Wichita Board of Education
Socially Honoring Mrs Donald Fletcher Guests
Mrs Donald Fletcher hosted a series of gatherings with her parents Mr and Mrs A H Mills and brother Arthur L Mills of Independence Missouri. Dr J B Bechtel hosts live with the Fletchers as they plan Kansas City residence. Kansas visitors Clinton Kanaga Wichita are to move to Kansas City and are feted by multiple Wichita friends. Dinner honors Friday by Ralph Pryor Yingling couple. Carl Fisher hosts Tuesday. garden party by Will Price Bruce Petrie at Price home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Fletcher
A. H. Mills
Arthur L. Mills
Independence
J.B. Bechtel
Mr. Fletcher
Fletcher
Clinton’ Kanaga
Wichita
Kansas City
Ralph Pryor
BY. Yingling
Carl Fisher
Will Price
Bruce Petrie
Personal notes on coach and travel plans for summer
Robert E Wood a chemistry teacher at the high school left Saturday morning to spend the summer at Stillwater Oklahoma E M Hopkins will leave Monday for a month in Woodland Park Colorado Afterward he will go to Idaho to hunt bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Wood
Stillwater
Okla
E. M. Hopkins
Woodland Park
Colo
Idaho
Perils of campaigning cited by county official bite incident
County commissioner and candidate Jake Hill recounts a dramatic campaign visit at Matt Hartman farm southwest of Lawrence. A barking dog bit his right hand, later healing. Hill likens voters to the animal. In another item, Gene Sarazen wins the U S Open with 286 total, matching records and beating Perkins Cruickshank by three strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake” Hill
Sarazen
Matt Hart
Lawrence
Mr. Hill
Fresh Meadow Courtry_ Club
Flushing
N. Y
Gene Sarazen
Cantata at First Baptist Church for Children's Day
The Pathway of Service cantata by Elizabeth F. Guptill and Anne Owen will be performed at First Baptist Church tomorrow at 11 oclock. Directed by Helen Harshberger, the program visualizes Sunday school work, with Rev A A Van Sickle giving The Power of Habit lecture. Prof. R Q Brewster will address the young people during the 9:45 Sunday school hour. Eighth and Kentucky streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth F. Guptill
Anne Owen
First Baptist Church
Helen Harshberger
A. A. van Sickle
Haskell Institute
R. Q. Brewster
Lawrence
Eighth
Kentucky Streets
Unsettled Heat Expected Across Kansas This Weekend
Topeka reports a hot weekend with temperatures near 90 and overcast skies. Forecasters say nights will stay warm with lows around 65 to 75, except in the far west getting cooler. Yesterday saw a high of 94 at Phillipsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
S. D. Ra
Crow
Flora
Goodland
Dresden
Tribune
Phillipsburg
Four-H club votes to form county orchestra
Four-H members met at the J. B. Wiskins place on Route 5 Thursday night and voted to form a county orchestra with four-H club members. Fifteen of the twenty present signed to join, with ten or fifteen more expected to join, per county agent J A Terrell. Elizabeth Wiggins was elected manager as she studies junior leadership. An ice cream social will be held in the future to raise funds for a director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wiskins Place
J. A. Terrell
Elzabeth Wiggins
Missing Brother Reported From Santa Fe Hospital Topeka
Seward Bruner told police this morning his brother E R Bruner has been missing since June 22 from Santa Fe Hospital at Topeka. He is about 5 feet 8 inches tall, 145 pounds, 45 years old, with dark hair streaked gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward Bruner
Baldwin
E.R. Bruner
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Feder
Bishop Cannon Seeks Prohibition Plank Amid Boos in Chicago
In Chicago on June 25 AP reports Bishop James Cannon Jr addressing the Democratic resolutions committee urging a prohibition plank in the party platform. The session heard cheers and boos as wets and drys pressed views, with Senator Glass of Virginia among critics and Cannon vowing to press the issue despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Cannon, Jr
Democratic Resolutions Committee
Cannon
Glass
Virginia
Tony
Bishop Cannon
Congress Hotel
Roosevelt Changes Mind on Two Third Rule in 1924
A statement from Roosevelt allies says he opposed altering the two thirds rule after delegates are elected, noting changes should come for party reasons only if the convention rules cause hardship. He spoke in Chicago, citing a New York Times summary of his remarks while he was NY state committee chair for Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Smith
Roosevelt
New York State Committee
New York Times
McAdoo
WREN Radio Begins Broadcast From New Tonganoxie Site
Radio station WREN went on the air with a new $50,000 transmitter in Tonganoxie to improve reception away from local mill noises. The fireproof facility features two 200 foot towers and will relay locally produced programs to Tonganoxie, with Lawrence remaining the main studio and staff unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Tonganoxie
Amos
Andy Igram
Mi Lstation
Middle West
Tonganoxica
Deaths and Funerals for Samuel W McManess 76
Funeral services for Samuel W. McManess, 76, who died yesterday morning, were held at 3 pm from Rumsey funeral parlors with Rev. Robert Ashworth officiating. Burial followed in Oak Hill cemetery. He died at the home of his daughter, Mrs Betty Fann, 1230 New York street, and is survived by six sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. McManess
Rumsey
Robert Ashworth
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. McManess
Betty Fann
New York Street
Birds and berries swirl in South Lawrence night sights
A South Lawrence resident reports nightly bird songs from a tree and a mul berry feast where robins feed another bird from a shed. Other notes mention a sedan with Louisiana plates en route to Washington, weather talk, and weather-inspired musings about cooling air and drifting clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Washington, D. C
Louisiana
Senate trims farm board funds and staff
Washington reports a senate move to cut operating funds for the farm board by eliminating a 1,000,000 appropriation from the supply bill and allowing up to 600,000 from unexpended surplus. Senator Nye warned the cut would force furloughs for about half the workforce, potentially 150 to 175 people, including board members, beyond furloughs already planned in the economy bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Board
Senate
Independent
Nye
North Dakota
Stone
Four named in Reno county liquor indictments
A Wichita grand jury returned two indictments naming Fred Liams Vern Waggoner Joey Passano and Eddie Cole for operating stills on Reno county farms on dates around December 1 1932 and July 1 1929. The panel also reviewed about 60 minor cases during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Reno County
Fred Liams
Vern Waggoner
Joey Passano
Eddie Cole
William Norton
Reno
Liams
Sam Mcene
Rena County
Yale President Angell Engaged to Mrs Woodman
Philadelphia report says Dr. James Rowland Angell Yale University president will formally announce his engagement to Mrs Katharine Cramer Woodman of Ardmore Pennsylvania. Mrs Woodman is widow of Paul Woodman and has six children aged 5 to 15. Angell is 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
James Rowland Angell
Yale University
Katharine Cramer Woodman
Ardmore
Woodman
Katharine S.cramer
Charlotte
N. C
Paul Woodman
Dr. Angell
Dog Belonging to Ernst Jr Held Under Observation
A Pratt man was bitten on the leg by a bird dog owned by Phil Ernst Jr of 1617 Rhode Island street. The dog is under observation by a local veterinarian after the incident yesterday near the Ernst residence, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Ernnst, Jr
Pratt Man
Phil Ernst, Jr
Rhode Island Street
R.C. Haynes
Pratt
Haynes
Ernst
Mise Etta Montgomery Visit and Local Movements
Mise Etta Montgomery spends the week with sister Mrs Marshall Churchbaugh and family. Mary Peffrg Harry Flory and daughters Helen and Marie, and Elmer Rappard traveled to Osawatomie to visit relatives. Walter Pohl repaired for Henry Fleet. Clara Schwarz and Esther Johanning left for Colorado Springs after six weeks with relatives. Hattier Schwarz Norma Stoebner Ruth Johanning Oscar Schwarz Alvin Johanning Arnold Stoebner joined to Ottawa for train. Henry Young hauled hogs to Kansas City for Charley Gilliland with Charley Gilliland and Glenn Flora. Several neighborhood residents attended a funeral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Etta-Montgomery
Marshall Churchbaugh
Mary Peffrg
Harry Flory
Helen
Marie
Elmer Rappard
Osawatomie
Walter Pohl
Henry Fleet
Clara, Schwarz
Esther Johanning
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hattier Schwarz
Norma, Stoebner
Ruth Johanning
Oscar Schwarz
Alvin Johanning
Arnold Stoebnex
Ottawa
Henry Young
Kansas City
Charley Gilliland
Glenn Flora
Young
Local residents share visits and Sunday events in Ottawa area
Van Huss at Old Union church Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs L W Haas and daughters Eva and Mabel visited relatives in Lawrence. Miss Eunice Pohl spent Wednesday night with Ben Gibson. Eula Belle and Marjorie Mae Shuler spent Thursday afternoon with Esther Ferne and Mildred Elm. Amelia Raymond and Dudley Gibson stayed with Walter Pohl family Thursday night. Chester Gibson and children Aurelia, Raymond and Dudley dined with Walter Pohl Friday. Farmers busy with plowing, haying, and harvest. Eva and Mabel Haas attended a Sunday school class party at Mrs Lester Schwartz's Friday. Chester Gibson and wife attended a community meeting in Oakland Friday. Charley Gilliland family dined at Harry Flory home. Elmer Pippert of Lawrence and Elmer Rappard visited in the evening. Mrs Henry Pohl went to Osawatomie Sunday with Ben Nelson family. Willis Allery hosted Conrad Gastrock family for Sunday dinner east of Ottawa. Robert Dyer broke three toes when a horse fell Sunday afternoon and was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa. A Sunday twister and rain visited the neighborhood, uprooting trees and damaging crops and gardens. Charley Oshel and children visited James Oshel of Baldwin Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pohl
Harry Flory
Marie
Ottawa
Chester Gibson
Aurelia
Raymond
Dudley
Eva
Mabel Haas
Lester Schwartz
Oakland
Charley Gilliland
Hazel
Glen
Elmer ,Pippert
Lawrence
Elmer Rappard
Henry Pohl
Ben Nelson
Osawatomie
Conrad Gastrock
Willis Allery
Robert Dyer
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Charley Oshel
James Oshel
Baldwin
Local social notes from Stull area June gatherings
Mrs Roy Deskin and Donald Raab visited the Frank Bidinger home Thursday afternoon. Betty Lou Murphy of Topeka stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Murphy. Oscar Nuffer and daughter Evelyn Ruth of Worden visited Chris Kraft’s home. Mr and Mrs Jack Hughes of Fedora called on Rev Reep and family. Stull Sunday school attendance this year is the highest except February. June attendance may drop due to whooping cough. next Sunday aims for larger turnout. Special services and a missionary program are planned. Rev Miller of Lawrence will speak. Everyone invited. Dr and Mrs Will Kliphardt of Kansas City attended Elizabeth Walter’s funeral and visited Rev Keep. Misses Anna and Edith Kapfschroeder of Topeka and Carl Kapfschroeder of Stull depart June 18 for a western states tour returning about June 28. Intermediate League enjoyed a hike and wiener roast in John Stull grove. Racers beat Chasers in bell game. Mr and Mrs Ed Oberhelmen and children of Barns visited their former pastor Rev Chas Reep. Oscar Nuffer and family move from Emporia to Worden where Mr Nuffer will run a general merchandise store. he is Mrs Chris Kraft’s brother. Rev and Mrs F B Walter and family of Preston, Neb visited Wednesday night at the Gee Hook home. Mrs C J Kraft visited Worden Friday at the Oscar Nuffer home. Mound district ladies meet at Tom Connole’s to quilt the friendship quilt prepared by pupils for teacher Miss Teresa Anderson last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Deskin
Donald Raab
Frank Bidinger
Betty Lou Murphy
Topeka
Wm. Murphy
Oscar Nuffer
Evelyn Ruth
Worden
Chris Kraft
Jack Hughes
Fedora
Reep
Stull Evangelical Sunday School
Miller
Law- Tence
Will Kliphardt
Kansas City
Elizabeth Walter
Keep
Anna
Edith Kampschroeder
Toneka
Carlmpschroeder
Stull
John Stull Grove
Ed Oberhelmen
Barns
Chas. H. Reep
Emporia
Nuffer
Preston
Neb
Gee. Hook
C. J. Kraft
Mound District
Tom Connole
Teresa Anderson
Gertrude Gibbs
Waterville
Merle Reitzel
Lizzie Gibbs Spurlock
Will Sheldon
Earl Harbour
Mary Snurlock
B. P. Davis
Ed Barnes
Olive
Burlingame
George Baines
Nettie Howard
Medford
Ore
Raines
Howard
Merle Brock
Auehtors
Dave Denning
C. E. Brock
Mabel Tavis
Tampa
Fla
Norban Hutson
Springfield
McCreidht
Assembly of God Chrch
Lawrence
de Luxe
Willard Kirknat- Tick
Edna Brown
Ellen Kirkpatrick
J. M. Pennington
Coffeyville
Mildred
Imogene
Clifford Lobb
Leaverton
Walter Bell
Beatrice
Barbara
Tena Clark
Wichita
Bell
Augusta
Klingler
Lesta-Merideth
Home Makers Club
Lou Bayless
Oskaloosa
Leslie Dane
Julia Lane
Will Decker
Perry
Decker
Harbour
School of Theology
Baldwin
T. A. Nichols
Seneca
Everett
McCreight
Vinland Couple Wed at Ottawa Then Return Home
Miss Elnora Reusch and Elmer Smith wed in Ottawa last Wednesday and will reside at the Kemper dairy farm. Both are Vinland Rural High School graduates, with Smith also a Kansas State Agricultural College alum. A neighborhood charivari followed at Reuschs with cream and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Reusch
Elmer Smith
Ottawa
Kemper
Mrss Smith
Vinland Rural High School
Mr. Smith
Kansas State Agriculture College
Manhattan
Jake’ Reusch
Vernie Hagerman
Vinland
Ann Arbor, Mich
Janzen
Local Family Heads To Wisconsin Vacation
Mr and Mrs Harold Chamney and daughter Marie departed last Wednesday for a week long trip to Wisconsin. They were seen off by Mr and Mrs L Rowland and family who have lived at Brown Grove for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chamney
Marie
Wisconsin
L. “Rowland
McKone son born at St Luke’s Hospital Kansas City
jean a mcKone announces the arrival of a son John Richard McKone at St Luke’s hospital in Kansas City Thursday evening June 16. Mr and Mrs Earl Wiggins and son Robert of Kansas City called at the O’Dea home Saturday evening. His father is very ill and recovery is doubtful. Edward J McNer nan and daughter of Topeka visiting at the home of her parents George Phenicie and wife for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean A. McKone
John Richard McKone
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Earl Wiggins
Robert
O'Dea
Edward J. McNernan
Topeka
Mrs. Geo. &. Phenicie
Fall Leaf Socials Bring Lawrence Visitations
Fall Leaf notes guests in Lawrence with Mr and Mrs Arthur Underwood and family traveling Saturday night to attend the carnival. Mr and Mrs Walden of Lawrence spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs William. Ralph Mathia stayed with Louis French over the weekend. Joe Bryant’s baby has been ill. Eli Schneck of Lawrence visited William last Wednesday. Jimmie Dyer of Kansas City met Wayne Vitt on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Underwood
Lawrence
Mrs. Walden
Williamm
Ralph Mathia
Louis French
Joe Bryant
Eli Schneck
Jimmie Dyer
Kansas City
Wayne Vitt
Social Visit Notes From Lawrence And Drexel
Mrs. Damon and daughter Ayaand Ruby of Lawrence along with Mrs Tom Bradley and daughter Dixie Lee of Drexel spent the afternoon with Mrs. Glen Wilson and Mrs Walter Wilson. Evabelle Kindred is spending this week in Kansas City with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Leo O'Riller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Ayaand Ruby
Lawrence
Tom Bradle
Dixie Lee
Drexel, Mo
Gten Wilson
Walter -WilsonMuiss
Evabelle Kindred
Kansas City
Leo O’riller
Osage County News From Oska Loosa and Nearby
Local notes report Mrs Gertrude Gibbs returns from Waterville visit. Mrs Lizzie Spurlock visits niece Mrs Will Sheldon and family. Community updates include ill Henry Northdorf improving, nursing help from Mildred Ratz and Lena, and a judge undergoing nose surgery in Topeka. Marriage sermon postponed due to rain. six flower girls named. Various visits, tent revival meetings led by Assembly of God group from Lawrence, and merchants discussing Aug old settlers picnic and Fourth of July closings. Several families travel for visits and healing, with many residents hosting guests and attending events.
Local Happenings Share News From North Kansas Community
Daily notes list visits and family events across Topeka and nearby towns. Mrs Martha McKee returns from visit with relatives in Topeka while Mr and Mrs Frank Shane visit John Daily. A 4th of July rural celebration planned west of town. Numerous family visits and birthdays noted including Urial Bliss in Gate Park and extended Bliss kin.
Local People Attend, Visit and Travel in Kansas
Mrs Harry Shaner Ava Higley and Sarah Jane Tilford Shaner drove to Garnett Tuesday to take Mrs Opal Woolington home after a lengthy visit with her aunt Mrs Shaner. Mr and Mrs John Ganary spent Saturday in Topeka, and Mrs Cecil Herd returned there with them after a short visit. Ruth Johns of Atchison spent Saturday night with her sister Mrs William Rice and Mr Lee. Miss Edith Haley underwent an appendicitis and tonsil operation at Memorial hospital with Dr Sadler of Lawrence, and is recovering. Several neighbors gathered for Ava Higley’s birthday with Mr and Mrs Pullin Floyd Conroy and family Marvin Higley Lawrence Mrs Harry Shaner Tilford Shaner Sarah Jane Shaner Opaloolington Mollie Arthur. The Thiry home hosted John Thiry Frances Baker Murphy Vernon Thiry Roscoe Whitman George Smith Bill Holliday and Elenora Ward as they repaired Mr Thiry's silo damaged in a windstorm Sunday. Alwinnia Herbert and Donald Thiry joined supper at Durant Meyers. C H Thiry and children attended Doréas society in Lawrence. Durant Myers and family dined with C H Thiry and family Friday. William Rice and family traveled to Hickman Nebraska for a pleasant trip and returned Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shaner
Ava Higley
Sarah Jane
Tilford Shaner
Garnett
Opal Woolington
Woolington
Shaner
John Ganary
Topeka
Cecil Herd
Ruth Johns
Atchison
Mollie Arthur
Edith Haley
Memorial Hospital
Dr. Sadler
Lawrence
Miss Oley
W. G. Thiry
Chester
John Thiry
Frances
Baker Murphy
Pleasant Valley 4-H Meets As Officers Are Elected
Pleasant Valley 4-H Meadow Lark club held a July meeting at the Albert Lynch home with diverse family hosts. Officers were elected with Eunice Tobler as president and Velma Haverty as president, along with secretary-treasurer Ethel Mae Griffin and other leaders. The group planned yearlong projects and agreed to meet Thursday afternoons with their leader, as families gathered for conversations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
Albert Lynch
Howard
Norma Lynch
Delbert
Opal Richardson
Manhattan
Phil Blough
Eunice Tobler
Dale Allison
Howard Lynch
Velma Haverty
Earl McKay
Lawrence
Jack Maloney
C. BE. Howard
Fairview
Ed Hilion
William Pendleton
Mike Hadle
Bourne
Oskaloosa
Lewis Howell
Ruth Blough
Ethel Mae Griffin
Dorothy Griffin
Meadow Lark Club Forms At School House
A school house gathering reports good book reading and a meeting of H club boys with strong attendance. A baseball team is organized. Orville Carey elected captain and Morgan Allison appointed another post. Next meeting scheduled for July 5. Mrs Copenhauer from Lawrence visited Mrs Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhauer
Lawrence
Lewis
Meadow Lark
Orville Carey
Morgan Allison
Apts Trenaret
Wheat Gains Ground In Chicago Grain Market News
Chicago June 2 AP reports renewed grain strength midday as wheat rebound from season lows while corn and oats advance. News of farm board funding cuts, harvest delays in the southwest, and favorable crop prospects in Germany and France affect prices. Wheat closes firmer, with corn and oats up and provisions showing modest gains. Kansas City market notes volume, prices, and livestock shifts as hogs, cattle, and sheep trade amid thin receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senate
Farm Board
Germany
France
North America
Bears
Europe
Kanena City
Kansas City
USDA
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. U
Janet Coulson
Dorothy Eaton
Evelyn Swarthout
Acal .Guet
Porsythe Meribah Moore
Trane Peabody
D. M. Swarthout
Ensemblendant
Tschaikowsky d' Ambrosio
Waldemar Gelich
Banah Hopkins
Helen Stockwell
Hermine Stover
Ruth Orcutt
Pel
Fel Riego
Alice Monee
Weidemar Geltch
Latrel Everette
Anderson
Rio
Mendelsepha Waldemar Geltch
Wi Rey
Underwood
A. D. Grey
First Congregational
Péstlade
Penner Plaurel
Everette_Anderson
Trinity Lutheran Bible Class
Wichita School
Gov. Robinson
Sociely
Cropa
Baldwin Blan
Senda
E. R. Bruner
Grace Hartenan
Hartman
Hugh Means
Dourt
Meer Eeket
Wets
South Lawrence
South Park
Wichita Grand Jury
Berlin
Vorwierts
William Stevenagn
Supreme Court
Douglas County District Court
State Reformatory
Los Angeles
Willi Rogers
Western Air Express
Byrd. Ferguson
Davis
George Hanamin
Earth
One
Guimne Ayute
Sarah Hausmay
YALE
Katharine Woodman
Excelsior
Yarnold
Vinland and Vicinity
Kan
Mr. Rowland
Evening Star
Vis Grayson
Nesbet
Martha McKee
Sam Bowen
Mary Davis
Frank Shane
Havenville
John Daily
Ethel Bowie
Boyle Station
City
Don Rice
Belva
Jean. - Hoe
Fay Brown
Claudine Radcliffe
Simon
Ella Ashley
Alto Davis
Don McKee
Tom Davis
Urial Bliss
Gate Park
Charles Bliss
Gene Bliss
Earl Bliss
van Bliss
Harry Bliss
John, Dail
Dwight Hawk
Will Shrader
Leslie Douglas
Will Monroe
Bliss
Ata
Charlies
Pleasant Valley
Kattir
Kannas City
T. S. Government Liberty
Treasury
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