Political row over renomination and party loyalty in Kansas
In the First Kansas district a contentious congressional race arises over party loyalty and administration support. W. P. Lamon faces challenge from W. E. Davis who argues Kansas Republicans must demand representatives stay aligned with the party, citing votes against the administration’s program as a rebuke to Lambertson and Ayres. The piece notes the tradition of electing party-aligned lawmakers and the debate over how loyalty should influence renomination.
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Kansas
W.E. Davis
W. P. Lamon
Fairview
Davis
World Flight Hope Rested on Southern Cross Crew
Captain Kingsford-Smith leads the patchwork Southern Cross across from Island to San Francisco as part of a world circumnavigation. The crew relies on radio, navigation, and teamwork, notably the radio operator and navigator, to overcome fog, darkness, and headwinds over the coast toward Harbor Grace and eventual U.S. completion. The story notes the importance of the crew and equipment in long-air voyages.
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South Sea Islands
Australia
Europe
Kingsford-Smith
United States
Kingaford-Smith
Southern Cross Organization
Ireland-to-America
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
San’ Francisco-South Sea
Hoover Opposition to Bill Rests on Cost and Policy
A Senate driven bill distortions drew presidential objection for escalating federal costs and introducing loose policies. The wartime veterans measure differs from the moderation hoped by supporters, while census enumerator notes spotlight Kansas City and Dodge City figures, plus a New York worker who saved a life before counting.
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Senate
Hoover
Kansas City
Dodge City
Death ‘Valley
New York
Seventeen Names Depart On June 26 Notices
The Owl elph group and local residents announce departures for several destinations. Oehrle plans to leave tomorrow for Portland Oregon. Mrs Charles Sigsha will travel to Hamilton New York Wednesday. Mrs Graeber goes to visit Massachusetts friends soon. Grace Poff heads to Boulder Colorado to visit Mrs T H Chalkley. Charles Shimmons returns from Fortey after seven months. Pryer heads to Ithaca New York to teach at Cornell. Carter expects to go to Portland Oregon later this week. Dr G A Hamman plans to buy an automobile amid the feverish interest. The Baptist Church of Lawrence marks its fifty year anniversary with Judge J S Emery as the first clerk. Governor presents a paper on church history.
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Owl Elph
Gottleib
Charles
Oehrle
Portland
Ore
Sigsha
Hamiton
N. Y
Carl ‘Graeber
Massachusetts
Grace Poff
T.H. Chalkley
Boulder
Colo
Charles Shimmons
Fortey
Dana
Wolke
Pryer
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell
Eeril Carter
G. A. Hamman
Baptist Church
Lawrence
J. S. Emery
Church Event Features Short Talks by Professors
The event at the church featured a brief program with Prof. Olin and Dr. Deatchinson delivering short talks, contributing to a concise program that day.
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Olin
Deatchinson
Garden Party and Luncheon Highlights from 10 Years Ago
Ten years ago neighbors hosted a surprise party for a couple, with twenty two guests at supper. A noon luncheon for Ruth and Robert Corey featured a five course meal for sixteen. Garden party honors included Ruth and her nephew, with about thirty children playing and prizes of fish pond toys. Local residents traveled to Kansas City for Meadow Brook Country Club, while friends from Detroit and Kansas City planned returns home after visits. Mrs Ethel Ulrich of Lawrence and Miss Letitia Risley visited, and Mrs Harold Brownlee, later in Toronto, will head to Evanston for summer.
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C. J. Emerson
Ruth
Robert Corey
Otto Barteldes
C. C. Carl
Frank Strong
George Wilson
Kansas City
Meadow Brook Country Club
Letitia Risley
Joes
Colo
E. Schlinger
Detroit
David Werby
Sol Marks
Harold Brownlee
Ethel Ulrich
Lawrence
Toronto
Canada
Evanston
Ottawa Chautauqua Roots Opened in Forest Park Ottawa
On this date in 1888 the Sunday school assembly opened in Forest Park Ottawa, marking the forerunner of the Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly. The event is noted as an early cultural and educational gathering in Kansas history.
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Forest Park
Ottawa
Bloodsucking Insects and The Malaria Threat
A historical overview explains how mosquitoes flies ticks lice and fleas spread malaria yellow fever sleeping sickness tularemia typhus and plague. It notes Anopheles mosquitoes transmit malaria, contrasts them with Culex, and observes malaria’s deep impact on societies especially in southern swamp regions with about 250000 annual cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Greece
Nonpartisan League figures and political shifts reported
Overnight news from Associated Press columns shows undetermined North Dakota primary activity for Townley and Party figures, with early returns and filibuster mentions in relation to national measures. Reports of deaths include Barnes, former Albany County GOP leader, and Mississippi ex-governor Vardaman. Also noted are ill congressman Stephen, Bolivian troop actions in Oruro, and student worker protests in Havana with South African music preservation references.
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Presa
Dy. D
Townley
Sponder
North Dakota
Se Armonk
William Barnes
Albany County
Biham
Ala
James
Kimball Vardaman
United Sates
Mississippi
Stephen
la Paz
Bolivia
Oruro
Buenos Aires
Repo
Bolivien Police
Demonstratio Sundey
Havana
Ertentity Steel Us
Mary Lou’s Make Believe Engagement Unfolds
In a serialized tale, Mary Lou fakes an engagement to Tony to satisfy Aunt Ethelberta and secure her future, while Jay offers a real job that could bind her further to Chelsea life. Mary Lou wrestles with truth, love, and the plan to keep Tony content as flights and family drama swirl around her.
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Calane
Leslie
Tony
Titherington
Macy
Ethelbert
Mary Tony
Mary Lou
Jay
Jay Brestiealy
Ma- Lou
Snandal
Iim
Lou
Jerry
Mary Lou R
Arsenate
Ryan
Chelsea
Mary
Mary Pin
Low
Penniel
Mary Minunica
Ethelfal
Marya
Fiinwood
Fletcher
Gate
Copsright
Maysie Greig
Grunt and Pig Dreams in the Mud Yard Visit
John and Peggy tour a moldy pig yard with pigs who grunt and squeal asking for food. Peggy learns why pigs are called pigs as the animals fantasize about castles of food and beds of mud while the talking flies chime in.
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Mary Graham Bonner
John
Peggy
Pizs
Tomorrow Honorable Pig Family From The A Press Eagleton
Fragmented OCR notes mention birth certificate records for Mrs. Lindbergh, with trades and professions listed, including clerk and lawyer. References note a home in St. Louis and contexts of industry or business.
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A ‘Sted Press
Eagleton
N. Ign
Paris Births Surpass Deaths in France Statistics
Latest statistics show the birth rate exceeding the death rate in France. For the first three months of this year births reached 188,756 while deaths stood at 177,959. Paris girls wear silver fox neckpieces to meet the hot weather at races.
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Paris
France
Winnipeg
Leo, Mar&tii
Misyee
Bealipeen
M le
Liverpool
Lord Berby
Chamber of Commerce
United States
New York
Harold A. Cunningham
Brussels
Picard
Brussels University
Augsburg
Germany
Maniestee
Mich
Signe Holmer
Michigan
Rufus C. Dawes
Chicago
President Hoover
Ives Chapel Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Socials
Ives Chapel Ladies Aid met in the church rooms with members and visitors listed. An ice cream supper is planned for Thursday evening June 26 on the church lawn. Several local residents and visitors are named among frequent social events, dinners, and family visits across Princeton, Shenandoah, Paola, Lawrence, Topeka, Black Jack, and Ottawa, with numerous Sunday dinners and guest households noted.
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Ives Chapel
Ladies Aid
J. A. Wise
George Frye
H. E.' Davison
Philip’ Fhe
Leo Scott
H. S
T. F. Haas
Gee ‘Frye
Philip Miller
BE. S. Greer
Burgess
Bernice Carnahan
Ira Christe
Maurice Frye
J. F. Cunningham
Marlin
Frank van Tries
Irene
Black Jack
W. R. Boyd
G. W. Tadlock
Allen
Merle
Dorothy
William Whitted
Sim Taylor
Council Bluffs
Mr. Taylor
3. C. Kull
Luther Tavir
Taylor
Henry Field
May
Shenandoah
Topeka
C Merry
Wanieta
Sullivan
Dorothy Simp
Fred, Meyers
Samuel Reynolds
Fred Reynolds
Lawrence Iwere
Ray Brown
Iona
Pomona
I. N. Rutherford
Verdie Hemming
Lawrence
Ernest Buel
Charles Winnee
Edward Revey
W . Boyd
Richard Sutor
Revere
France
Margaret
Keith
Big Springs Farm Bureau Meeting Planned at Ves ta Bahnmaier Home
The Big Springs Farm Bureau club will meet Thursday afternoon June 26 at Mrs Ves ta Bahnmaier's home. A discussion on annual flowering plants led by Tes Hartman is on the agenda. Special music will be provided by Mrs George Sheets. Trav eling Library notices and state topics were noted among the readable items.
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Big Springs Farm Bureau Club
Vesta Bahnmaier
Tes Hartman
George
Nest
Lta
Local Social Evening At Farm Near Big Springs
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mann and their guests from Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. and son John visited from Lawrence on Sunday at the Mann farm near Big Springs. Ca Rake and family joined in Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ey. Earl Tobler of Topeka attended six o'clock dinner Friday at Ernest Wales home. Nelson Thompson of Topeka spent Sunday with his father J. Thompson. Ora Goff and family were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wymer.
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Su Eumilay
Frank Mann
J. E. Ie Arid
John
Lawrence
Big Springs
Ca Rake
Earl Tobler
Topeka
Ernest Wales
Nelson Thompson
Tope
J.thompson
Ora Goff
Herbert Wymer
Local families gather for visits and community events
Mrs Clara Todd and Sylvia McKinney visit Clearfield relatives on a trip to Gardner and Denver. Westphalia’s Jess Glasser and Lenard join Breithaupts. McShanes and Kramer families host gatherings with many kin from Colorado, Wisconsin, and Missouri. Page notes mission band outings and a church program with a children’s service.
Dr Caldwell's Pepsin: A Gentle Laxative Remedy
In 1875 a family doctor developed a harmless laxative from experience with constipation remedies. The formula called Dr Caldwell's Pepsin proved effective for many, relieving sluggish bowels and associated symptoms, and became widely available in drug stores.
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Caldwell
Cive
Mermoless
All
The Pathway of Service Church Program Featured Children
The front of the church was adorned with flowers while children wore flower, fairy, and sunbeam costumes. The special number performed by Mr and Mrs Shors was well received and enjoyed by all attendees.
Persia’s shift to better roads quickens trade routes
Bagdad AP reports that automobiles and road improvements have transformed Persia in seven years. The country, once reliant on mule and camel trains, now enjoys defined trade routes and faster transportation, signaling a major economic shift.
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Bagdad
Persia
Austrian women seek parliamentary seats through cooperatives
Direct representation in parliament is sought by 33,000 Austrian women who are members of cooperative societies.
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Austria
Gly-Cas Restores Johnson Man After Nine Months Out
Mr F C Gulley of 423 Elm St Lawrence says heavy indigestion kidney trouble and constipation left him unable to work for nine months. After using Gly-Cas at Round Corner Drug Store he reports regained health gained eight pounds sleeps well and returns to work. Gly-Cas sold in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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F. C. Gulley
Elm St
Lawrence
Kaw Valley R.A
Round Corner Drug Store
Mr. Gulley
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Jiember
Bureau OF CIA
Pontoffice
Lance
Jesus
Vernor
Reed
Farm Board
Around the
South Park
R. K. Tabor
Katie Hoyt
Kate
Pease
Manhattan
Walker
Laverence
Watt
Straw
Massachusetts Street
Mollie Barnes
Ida Spaulding
Artise Rohe Hak
Roche
L. Steinberg, & Co
J. ‘House
A. I. House
Commonwealth
SEARS
Poor PA
Claude Callan
J. B., Johnson
Johnson
Vrs
South Africa
Mary Louw
Honorable Pig Family
Clearfield
Clara Todd
Sylvia McKinney
Denver
Lenard
Harry McShane
Colorado Springs
Gideon Breithaupt
McShane
Maud Kramer
Robert Kramer
Gardner
Daisy Kramer
Monroe
Wis
John Kramer
Sylvia, McKinney
Levi
Elmer McKinney
Little Betty
Doris Kramer
Anna Miller
Trene Breithaupt
Mission Band
Falls
Clarence. Breithaupt
Oklahoma City
Samuel Breithaupt
Charley Beaker
George, Sr
Martin Breithaupt
Wilbur Olmstead
Memorial Hospital
Clearfield League
Yetive Gulder
Pratt
Kane
Louise Bartho
Mary Brecheisen
Edd Milburn
John Steffen
Gideon Breithaupton
Paul Kreisinger
Evelyn
Farmer's Union
Prospect School House
George Brecheisen
Ueille Brecheisen
Wellsville
John. H. Hanna
Pete Ediebrock
Gly-Cas
MR. F. C. Gulley
Lawrence National Bank
Shimmons Bros
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