National and regional notices mix with road work and world events
The piece surveys congressional activity as the session nears adjournment, notes February road work vouchers totaling 4328 and planned private payroll shifts, reports seismic activity in New Zealand, political trials in the Soviet Union, policy debates affecting the Midwest, Reno divorce competition and laws in Arkansas Idaho and Montana, and King Zog’s abrupt Vienna departure back to Albania. It references Associated Press news and Kansas newspaper details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
Arkansas
Middle West
Idahos
Northwest
Montana
Organizing Congress and the Kansas Delegation
The piece notes that any five congressmen can block GOP organization of the next session. It mentions the Kansas delegation first to exploit a tactic, though others may copy it. The text questions whether preventing organization serves a goal, while the Progressive faction backs organizing, and cites the middle west and east benefiting from protective tariff theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kansas
Middle West
Extreme East
Remenyi Concert Tickets On Sale At Ross Office
Edouard Remenyi concert tickets go on sale Monday morning at P. Ross ticket office. This is expected to be the season’s last first class concert. the performers include Remenyi Mile Reignard and Henry Heals. Liberty Hall should fill to capacity, making the event a premier of the season. The Grange store has moved to Suturious room, with Keating occupying the former Grange space. a connecting archway now joins the two. The new grocery store opens, while the old site handles country produce, grain, and fruit. Kansas River is high and icy, with water over tracks west of Manhattan and rising swift from melting snow. Recent thaw floods threaten ongoing high water for some time. Kaw River locally rose sharply yesterday and railroad bridge supports were forced by large ice chunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edouard Remenyi
Remenyi
P. Ross
Mile
Renie Reignard
Edmond de Celle
Henry Heals
Liberty Hall
Lawrence
Grange
Suturious
Mr. Keating
Kansas River
Manhattan
Plains
Mrs Jaedicke Hosts Charming Ohio Street Party
A 25 year old society item recalls Mrs Frances Jaedicke hosting a board party at her Ohio street home with prizes won by Miss Hoge Mrs Cahill Mr Knigh and Dr Hults. Other social notes mention Miss Bessie Hargiss dinner plans Mrs J Wooten Ruths hostess Fay Bouton card party and local job changes including E C Bussing purchasing Robertson Bros undertakers and Miss Sadie Messler joining World as local and society reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaedicke
Frances Jaedicke
Ohio Street
Hoge
Cahill
Knigh
Hults
Otto ‘Fischer
W. A. Guenther
Leslie Hill
Clare’ Jaedicke
Bessie Hargiss
J. Wooten
Ruth
Fay Bouton
Sural Hotel
E. C. Bussing
Kansas City
Robertson Bros
Uh A. Henley
Smith-Durces Company
Lawrence to Make Farm North of Nee His Home
Lawrence will relocate to a farm north of the Nee and will establish residence there. He currently lives at 941 Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
The
Nee
Pennsylvania
Big Chemical Meeting and Local Notes in Topeka
Ten years ago on Tuesday March 3 the University branch of the American Chemical Society was set to attend a meeting in Rochester New York from April 26 to 29 with an expected attendance of 15000. Dr B Daing will represent the university. Dr Stanton Olinger visiting Topeka and Lawrence this week and plans to move to New York to become publicity director for the Presbyterian church. Birth announced: Rose Marie Richardson born February 28 to Mr and Mrs Jimmie Richardson, Mae Harding formerly Mrs Richardson. Mrs Paul Winter recently released from McConnell hospital returns to her brother M Gorrill's home to recuperate. New canoe sheds to be built by Dolly Graeber on private land about 200 feet above the present boat house per Kaw Aquatic Club action at Prof Ed win F Simpson's home.
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B. Daing
American Chemical Society
Eater
N. Y
Rochester
Stanton Olinger
The
Presbyterian Church
Topeka
Lawrence
Presbyterian College of the State
Olinger
New York
Goon
General Board
Jimmie Richardson
Rose Marie
Richardson
Mae Harding
Paul Winter
McConnell Hospital
M. A. Gorrill
Dolly Graeber
Kaw Aquatic Club
Edwin F. Simpson
Wm. Plateman
Ralph
John French
William Lancaster
A.P. Riley
Cora Marshall Epent
Ora Goff
Howard’ Breneman
Edna Geelan
Kuester
Lecompton
Letha
Ary Glenn
Minnie Backman
Big Springs
Milton Sheer
Gee
Sheets Anp Hage
Willis Arden
Jig Spi
A. J. Terrell County
Christie Hepler
Peers Well
Op Se
Mg Ries
Gerald Holloway
Defective diet linked to beri beri discovery by Eijkman
The text notes Dr. Christian Eijkman, Nobel laureate and Utrecht professor, demonstrated that beri-beri stems from a deficient diet. In 1896 in Java he observed fowls fed polished rice developed beri-like symptoms, proving whole rice or milling waste improves or prevents the disease. This work began vitamins research, linking deficiency diseases to vitamins and listing several examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiaan Eijkman
Eijkman
University of Utrecht
Hijkman
Java
Kansas Insurance Chiefs Ban Multiple Firms
D W Wilder state superintendent of insurance bars six insurance companies from Kansas. Delegates from southwestern Kansas travel to Washington to protest the Vorhees bill linking a Man’s Land to southwest counties to form a new Cimarron land district. Weather outlook: freezing tonight across Kansas with temps dipping to 25 to 30, then near 45 tomorrow. eastern skies cloudy, western clear. scattered rain or snow reported, lows near Goodland, highs around Concordia and Dodge City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Wilder
Kansas
Washington
Vorhees
Cimarron
TSS
Topeka
Weather Bureau
D. Flora
Nsa
Goodland
Concordia
Dodge Carty
West Hills District Meeting and Land Transaction Highlights
The West Hills District holds its annual meeting Wednesday at 7:30 in the McCord building with officers to be elected and multiple topics on the agenda. The district includes residents from the West Hills area and recently a land purchase near Lawrence for a filling station and rest stop, handled by M. R. Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hills
McCord
Bae Bea
Pyedeine
Meitler
City
Mysterious Wave Snippet Sparks Family Tension at Home
In a nursing home, Pretty Marjorie Lau derdell’s illness baffles her uncle and wife. Dr MacAdoo’s medicine is blamed for worsening her. Marjorie insists on Dr Studley, but Charters asserts control. A note reveals her twenty first birthday on September first. A stranger, who calls himself Half-hang, Sianon, confronts Charters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Lauderdell
Stnt
Charters
Marjorie
Lauder
Sianon
Half-hung Simon confronts a wary doctor in a tense scene
A haunted doctor Charters recalls a dangerous past as Half-hung Simon, an elusive intruder, confronts him in a tense exchange. The doctor pieces together memories of Kidnapping rings, court danger, and a web of blackmail across London, America, and California, hinting at a trap.
Fire fighter demonstrations thrill young explorers aboard airborne platforms
In a vivid scene a boy named John and Peery tour an airborne firehouse atop a giant landing platform. Firemen display quick-start fire responses, uniforms, and equipment while a blaring siren signals an exhilarating drill as the pair imagine future aerial fire services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore Ward
John
Peery
Ates
Ama
Air Siren teased readings and court notes in Kansas briefs
In Johnson County jail a cache of dwindling stores was found and linked to two men, Mettee and Frank Sheehan, facing burglary and grand larceny charges after a broken vault lock was discovered. Governor talk and a radiotelephony proposal hint at political moves. A Missouri rail survey reports over one million cattle heads affected. William M. Hetter of the Kansas City stock exchange died at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Li Cory
Johnson County
Mettee
Frank Sheehan
Clayton Brenner
Harveyville
Mike” Gare
Annes City
A. Peck
Ts Mignouri- Gauss
Cai Shee
Ates
Som
Wesloca
Tex
Kansas City
William M. Tteter
Bo” Rans
Hoe- Ag Exchange
Waag Charter
The
Exchange
Flashes of Life By the Associated Press
Fragmented OCR text mentions various names and locations with unclear context. It references 60 year old artists, supply business fatigue, and individuals like Joseph Duton and Joan Honohuin, with scattered mentions of New York and a possible travel or meeting context. The passage lacks a coherent event or clear report.
Alfred Gauthier tests 91 million candlepower light beacon
In New York Gauthier displays a powerful lamp intended to project advertisements miles into the sky while surrounded by odd props including a tennis racquet and ground spikes shaped like a couch. Police involvement follows his signaling to ships by bootleggers during PSCOT era activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred Gauthier
Pscot
Ship of Be Prayer Daily Devotion Meditation
Daily devotion prepared by Rev Clarence Wilson for the FTC church bodies calls readers to quiet holy hours atop metaphorical mountains. The meditation urges retreat from busy life to awaken to higher relationships and glimpses unseen amid daily affairs and distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLARENCE #. WILSON
Commission ON Evangelism OF the
Federal Council OF the Churches OF Christ
IN America
Lyle
Nife
Kanwaka district closes with high attendance record
The Kanwaka district marked the sixth month of the school year by closing Friday February 20 with 18 of 20 pupils on time or absent only sparingly. Perfect attendance since the year's start was noted for Marvin A Hird Marvin Houk Lenora Elkin Mary Lou Elliott and Carl J Hird. County Superintendent C J Lane visited January 21. Students practiced music for the Douglas County contest with Emily Bail teaching two songs for the rural school chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka
Marvin A Howard Hird
Marvin Houk
Lenora Elkin
Mary Lou Elliott
Carl J. Hird
C. J Lane
Douglas County
Emily Bail
Kanwaka School
Douglas To Rural School
Douglas County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Wm. Richards
E. M. Bahnmaier
Gage
H. C. Elliott
National Association
King
Seetin
Topeka
Albert Hanlin
Lecompton
King’s
F. D. Fenton
Lone Star
Verna Knowles
Kansas
Fenton
Lawrence
Earl Litwiller
Manhattan
Petefish
Kanwaka Pro
Farm’ Bureau
Colman
J. F. Douglas
Powell
Wyo
Local society notes and community updates
A long list of visits, family moves, hospital news and club activities across Greenwood Valley and Kanwaka. Residents Mrs. Douglas and family move, Brunkers move to Topeka, post office convention details, and several gatherings at Kanwaka Good Will club. Attendees include E. Bigsby, H. Bigsby, J. C. Buerman, J. S. Emmett, Miss Winnifred Benander, and many local residents. Hospital stays and school events mentioned with community quilting, card clubs, and 4-H notes.
Local Social Notes and International Paintings Fire Incident
i$. Le Dark motored to Topeka on Friday. Mrs. William Lancaster and daughter Mary Ednas spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rake. Geraldine Holloway spent Friday afternoon with her grandmother, Mrs. S. L. Dark. In Augsburg a fire extinguisher released chemical on a valued Maximilian Museum painting, risking loss. In Buenos Aires the first auto tire factory opened, attracting Provisional President Uriburu, Ambassador Bliss, and a trainload of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lancaster
Mary
Augsburg
Germany
Maximilian Museum
Open Tire Factory
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Uriburu
Bliss
Gly-Cas Aids Enid Man After Three-Year Pain Battle
William B. Latta of Enid Oklahoma testifies that Gly-Cas relieved muscular rheumatism he suffered for three years. He describes initial dramatic improvement after the first dose, followed by near elimination of soreness and better sleep. Gly-Cas is sold in Lawrence at Round Corner Drug Store and in nearby towns.
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Enid
William B. Latta
North Eleventh St
Okla
Lawrence
Round Corner
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W. Murray
Olph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Advan
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Koh
Los Angeles
South Broadway
Coca Cola
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Pre
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Samuel
Mencken
New Zealand
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Zog
Albania
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Claupe Callan
Publishers Syndicate
West Hills Meeting
Ereival
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Simon
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Chuckasters
Buck
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Chuck Master
London
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Pumper
Stone
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Schlits
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England
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Somorvow
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Basian Conan Wary
Joan Honohuin
Joseph Dutton
Tepes
York
Ship OF BE Prayer
Goovizh
Pubtabers Syndicat
Douglas
C. H. Brunker
Brunkers
Ernest Bigsby
Post Office
Wichita
Emmet
George Bigsby
Jigeby
Clyde Hamacher
Sors
Roy
Cecile
Guy Bigsby
Mabel Shaw
Luella
Bell Memorial Hospital
R. E. Schroyer
J. C. Buerman
Ambrose Bigsby
E. G. L. Harbour
Lincoln
Charles Topping
Olin Batton
Jeff
Seeting
L. Denza
Schroyer
Gay Bigsby
Olin Button
Ed Buerman
H. Leonhart
Olin Petefish
J. M. Crowder
J. S. Emmett
Crowder
J. R. Topping
Orley Smith
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Topping
JS. Emmett
Friger
Universal
Funk’s
MORTA
Massachusetts ST
Lawrence National Bank
Shea BS
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