Inaugural Address Frames Law Enforcement Reform Effort
The article analyzes President Hoover's inaugural address stressing law enforcement as a national duty for all citizens. It highlights calls to unify prohibition enforcement under one authority, improve overall enforcement, and reduce government fragmentation. It also notes Kansas City gun violence illustrating the era’s policing challenges.
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Hoover
Treasury
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Embattled Mexico faces revolt against new emergency government
The article notes Mexico’s uprising amid a fragile regime formed during an emergency. It contrasts U.S. stable transition with Mexican disorder, citing unrest over church laws and the Calles administration, and hints at public dissent as citizens choose between government and religion.
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Mexico
United States
Calles
Easy Rein On The Senate And A Film Star’s Wedding
Analysis of Vice President Curtis and General Dawes handling the Senate contrasts their styles and predicts cautious governance. Dawes failed to change rules but pleased critics. Curtis will guide with a gentle hand. A film star rumor about retirement or continued acting adds a public relations note to the entertainment landscape.
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Senate
Curtis
Dawes
Someody
Sidewalk Improvement on Winthrop Street
A new sidewalk is being laid on the south side of Winthrop Street between Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The City Council unanimously ordered opening of India Street from Warren to the University for a safer, gentler grade. John Alder begins new Pine Ridge Agency duty in southern Dakota with Sioux under his charge. W H Whitney has leased the Osborne livery stable and bought Osborne stock to run it in first class fashion. Hon Geo J Barker and others were passengers on westbound trains.
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New Hampshire
John Alder
Pine Ridge Agency
Dakota
W. H. H. Whitney
Osborne
Whitney
India
Warren
Ware
Geo. J. Barker
George Leis
D. S. Alford
R. J. Borgelthaus
Twenty Five Years Ago Ducks Brought In For Market
Hundreds of wild ducks are arriving in town for sale at 15 cents each. Thad Stevens and Dan Dahlene returned with 86 ducks after errands to Eudora. M D fainted from indigestion, Dr Anderson treated him. Viva Arthur, a high school student, was hurt by falling through an open cellar door and is confined to her room. Chas Roller moved to the Jewett place. efforts to care for streets on Massachusetts street with a push cart and broom set to clean daily. block flushed twice a week.
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Dan
Dahlene
Here
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Poids
Stevens
M.D
Dr. Anderson
Viva Arthur
Miss Arthur
C. W. Smith
Todsy
Chas Roller
Belvoir
Jewett Place
T. C. Stevenson
Massachusetts Street
Prisoners Burned Out In Jail Chimney Fire
Ten years ago on March tenth a defective chimney in the city jail sparked two fires that damaged the old stone building. The first blaze was found about 7 20 p m and a second flare occurred around 9 30 p m, threatening the jail during the night.
Eudora News Roundup Hits Town With Fire And Visits
Local notes report birthday celebrations for Eudora residents, health and schooling updates, and scattered visits. The town marked AdvDolph datt with illness setbacks, church events, and a Sunday council meeting. Roads remain difficult from thaw and frost, hindering travel and public business.
Mystery of a Haunted Gray House Unfolds Intrigue
In a tense scene at the Gray house, Am pléton, Appleton, and Hanby confront a web of deception. Belle, Smucker, and others reveal staged threats and hidden motives as a self defense murder claim and a plan to escape unfold amid accusations, betrayals, and looming legal action.
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Burton
Ft Absolut Burton
Soc
Appleton
Han
Njaza
Pogan
Trea
Cr Lam
Plegsantly
Fire Drives Inmates to City Jail and Local Home Purchases
Following a blaze prisoners were moved to the county jail. Lawrence sees new home purchases by D. Reese of Oskaloosa for his children’s schooling, and F. M. Matlicas reports selling seven properties to relocate to Lawrence. S. W. Keene of Spots Cash Shoe Store hopes to be discharged to manage affairs. Mrs. Jenney of Chicago visits her parents, aiding postfire repairs after a small blaze weeks earlier.
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Lawrence
D. TH. Reese
Oskaloosa
Forsythe
West Fourth Street
Matlidas
Thee
W. EB. Tenney
Chicago
W. W. Carkins
Jenney
Kansas History Highlights For 1876 And 1878 Events
A brief Kansas history note recalls 1876 events including a legislative axe leaving Topeka on the Santa Fe line toward Pueblo and Golo, and 1878 mentions federal judge Dillon and related financial and insurance leadership changes with O T Welch of Topeka appointed superintendent of insurance.
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Henning
L. L
O. T. Welch
Topeka
Santa Fe
Pueblo
Golo
Drinking Water Boosts Milk Output for Cain Cows
In Ames Iowa five cows owned by H C Cain averaged 53.9 pounds of milk daily on January 12 13 and 14. After installing drinking systems January 17 the herd could drink anytime and a week later their output rose to 64.34 pounds per cow daily. Paris University Enrollment Grows Significantly.
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Ames
Iowa
H. C. Cain
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Cartoon sketch credits Claude Callan with a 1928 Publishers Syndicate syndicate caption. The piece shows a humorous father figure in a rural scene reflecting mid 20th century family life.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
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