Kansas Democrats claim mayoral vote shows GOP weak
Kansas City Democrats note their candidate polled over 19,000 more votes than both Republican contenders in the primaries and suggest skipping the city election. They say Republicans will campaign anyway, while Democrats accept the primary showing as decisive. Prohibition debates unfold in the house judiciary committee with arguments for retention of existing laws. French ministry faces oblique scrutiny as tariffs on sugar rise, benefiting American producers while Philippine and island producers seek a share. new University rules cap motor car speed at twenty five mph on the hill, reflecting campus transport divisions.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
House Judiciary Committee
New University
Dad
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A short piece titled Poor Pa by Claude Callan appears under the 928 Publishers Syndicate imprint. The item provides no additional context beyond authorship and syndication credit.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Farewell to Lawrence's George Hackman
George Hackman longtime post office worker and merchant in Lawrence died this week. He served under several postmasters, later ran a grocery with George Innes, and was a well known, kindly figure among business associates and city residents alike, leaving a strong sense of loss.
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George Hackman Lawrence
George Hackman
Built- Ange and Joan Association
Lawrence
Millinery stock and birthday notices from The Old Home Town Blfs
John Gardner starts for New York to stock spring millinery for Easter. Miss Tds, daughter of A. Tt. Foote, celebrated a birthday yesterday. Mr Griffin of this city plans a patent lime kiln on University Hill. W J Hatch, liveryman of Kangas City, sought driving horses. two fine ones offered. Hunters near the lake brought in game. demand for good horses noted.
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John Gardner
New
W. J. Hateh
Kangas City
Deannelly Aceahrend
25 Years Ago March 6th Thursday Local Happenings
Twenty five years ago residents noted construction on a new post office starting with site clearing and pending full work. Clover club hosted by Miss Mildred and Miss Gladys Cole on South Massachusetts Street. Max Wilhelmi returned to Shattuck Military Academy after a visit with his parents, escorted to Kansas City by his mother. D L Rowlands and Miss Gertrude Rowlands traveled to Dallas Texas to visit Mr Rowlands mother, with Miss Rowlands staying about three months. Mrs Mary Sanderson and daughter moved to Los Angeles California to make a new home. Elbert Elliott left for Houston Texas for a week with friends. Prof Edward Bartow unable to teach due to typhoid fever threat. Walter Russell seriously ill with pneumonia.
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Mildred
Gladys Cole
Clover Club
South Massachusetts Street
Max Wilhelmi
Shattuck Military Academy
Paribault
Miinn
Kansas City
D. L. Rowlands
Gertrude Rowlands
Thallas
Texas
Mr. Rowlands
Miss Rowlands
Margaret, Ford
Gertrude Wiley
Emporia
Mary Sanderson
Los Angeles
Gal
Elbert Elliott
Houston
Tex
Ekward Bartow
Walter Russell
Nurse trainee Luella Logan to start at Kansas City General
Ten years ago on March 6 a notice announced Luella Logan has been accepted for nurse training at Kansas City General Hospital and will begin duties on June 1. The item also notes Allen Wilbur, son of Dr F A Wilbur, visiting Lawrence on behalf of Macmillan Co of New York, with additional brief mentions of Miss Clara Bell Lupton and Miss.
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Luella Logan
Kansas City General Hospital
Allen Wilbur
F. A. Wilbur
Presbyterian Bible Chair
Lawrence
Macmillan Co
New York
Clara Bell Lupton
Old Residents Celebrate Thirtieth Anniversary of Marriage
Tulsa article notes March 6 1890 marriage of B Smith of Lawrence and Scntphine Blakemore of Kansas City Kan. They are third spouses, with long union described as rare. Also mentions a formal University dinner dance at David Mackie’s South Massachusetts home with decorated tables, entertainment and attendees list. Nan Armstrong will leave tag.
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Okla
Oklahoma
B. Smith
Lawrence
Scntphine Blakemore
Kansas City
Kan
William Jones
Methodist Church of
David Mackie
Massachusetts Street
Helen Zenore
Mildred Fowler
Florence Burris
Adeers de Tileman
Helen Lolkett
Bury
Katherin
Bobbie Brownback
Charles Radcliffe
Mazic Wagroner
Bailey ‘Wagxon
Jack Delaney
Jen Gorrill
John Oles
Harry Sheets
Paul’ Dunn
Nan Armstrong
Tag
Charles S. Gleed Becomes Denver Tribune Editor
This date in Kansas history 1884 marks Charles S. Gleed of Kansas appointed editor of the Denver Tribune. A public meeting in Emporia urged Governor Glick to call a special session of the legislature to address the cattle disease situation.
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Charles S. Gleed
Kansas
Denver Tribune
Emporia
Glick
Human body as a living machine and its limits
A biologist explains the human body as a machine that converts food energy into action. Unlike ordinary machines it grows repairs and can reproduce and yet some biologists in labs imitate these living qualities with non living devices.
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Webster
Midweek Lutheran Service Examines Jacob in Canaan
The regular midweek service at the Lutheran church starts at 7 45 p m in the Sunday school assembly room. Rev Mar Puls presents a Bible talk on Jacob in Canaan with 41 slides focusing on Josephs story. Special music will be rendered. the service lasts about an hour and welcomes all.
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Lutheran Church
Jacob
Canaan
Joseph
Mar. Puls
Presny
Death of Viscount John Gladstone at age 76
London reports Viscount Herbert John Gladstone youngest son of William E Gladstone died at 2 30 am after bronchitis illness that began in January He was 76 years old A prominent Liberal figure he twice refused a tithe and served as first governor general of the Union of South Africa before retirement
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London
Viscount Herbert
John Gladstone
William E. Gladstone
Lord Gladstone
Union of South Africa
Big Shot by Frank L Packard
A dramatic excerpt follows Enid Tinwird as a rival gang plot unfolds. A man proclaims as a brother who loves her and plans to marry, while Enid battles doubt about Roy and a coded warning from a nurse. The underworld saga pivots on loyalties and dangerous alliances.
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Sho
Underworld
Enid Tinwird
Teila Enid
Enid
Martha Debb
Howard
Shi
4 Tall
Natena
Twisty Margao
Coded Messages and News Flurry Across Cities
A mosaic of terse items from New York to Paris reports political moves, deaths, and legal notices. Fox stockholders adjourn after refinancing claims victory while Yale president emeritus Hadley dies in Kobe. Indictments for bigamous marriages emerge in Michigan, and inquiries into communist activities are sought in Washington. Floods in France claim hundreds, and Stimson weighs fleet reductions as other brief reports touch on theater, journalism, and local society events.
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Don Naval
New York
Fox
New Haven
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Kobe
Japan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Washington
United States
Providence
Rhode Island
House of Representatives
Taft
London
Stimson
U.S
Paris
Tardier
Pearl Demaret
Mayfair
France
Gladstone
William F. Seaunt
Herbert Johnson
Roy Returns to Enid in New York Memory Tale
Enid learns Roy has appeared in New York after war and memory loss. Martha confirms Roy may be someone else, fearing mistaken identity. Enid seeks absolute proof such as a birthmark or scar while denying Martha should come to verify. The conversation reveals hope tangled with doubt as Enid contemplates further steps.
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Enid
Martha
Roy
New York
Uni
Furmen
Marha
Tye
Chicago
Miss Enid
Nell
Tam
Modern House Tour With Buttoned Rooms Impresses Guests
Mary Graham Bonner describes a host’s futuristic home where numbered buttons control heat and appliances. A cook prepares ice cream and cake in moments, while a child’s comment about enjoying meals slowly contrasts with the rapid service. The host plans to call England to inform his mother of travel.
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Mary Graham Bonner
What¢L
Fracter
Peggy
England
Flashes of Life Wide World Briefs Flash News
A collage of short items from AP reporters includes Kavye Dor in New York hoping to top 231.36 mph and recounting a wild ride escorted by motorcycle cops. Other briefs note hunters planning a Port St. Joseph chase to ward off wolves, Primo de Rivera growing a beard, a Pan American pilot honeymooning via plane then boat to Panama, a Chicago bachelor engaging a Scotch fiancée, a bank teller robbed of $1,000 after Gypsies, a champagne pour and golden spike for a railroad project, Grace Moore and Beatrice Lillie traveling to Hollywood, and 137 men rescued after drifting 150 miles on Caspian ice.
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Associated Press
New York
Kavye Dor
Sault Sainte Marie
Ont
Port St. Joseph
Margaret Graham
St.Thomas
East Orange
N. J
Howard Wyre
Wrre
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Grace Moore
Beatrice Lillie
Hollywood
Makhachkala
Russia
Caspian Sea
Hoover asks Congress for funds for U S delegation
The Associated Press reports President Hoover requests 00 more to cover expenses of the U S delegation to London. The appeal comes as fiscal concerns influence international engagements and diplomatic travel budgets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
U. S
Lon
Baldwin News and Society Highlights in a Busy Week
Baldwin features a busy week with visits from Woodbine residents including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gusler and Baker graduate Benjamin Millikan visiting old friends. The Farent-Teachers plan hosts a Southern Cinderella play and a drama speaker from Baker discusses educational value. Local clubs meet, Delta Tau Delta representatives visit, and World Day of Prayer is set for March 7 with community women invited. Founder's Day events at the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society are announced, and Dr. Holman’s future at the Kansas City conference is awaited.
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Albert Gusler
Woodbine
Hafilwin
Percy Carlson
H. F. Humpfeld
George Marquardt
Benjamin
James G. Schnebly
Aenation
At & O
Dewey Schmittendorf
Edward Cragoe
Mus.s
Paul Evans
Jbon
Jessie King
H. Ik Ebright
Luke Irvine Gaskell
Hirh ‘Sehool
Paul Luckan
Gayle Chubb
Baldwin
Lurence
Douglas County
Heorge Marquardt
Gordon
Strang Jand Molyneaus
American Association of University Women
Thomas A. Evans
Clara E. Krefting
Dramatic Art Department
Baker
Dra- Wallace Hoch
Marlion Recntés
Everalt Filey
Tulsa
Oklo
Laker
Delta Tau Delta
Gamma Tau
University of Kansas
Berean
First Methodist Church
Julius Smith
Herod
M. EB. Lawrence
Harriett Khapp
Adlan Beck
Delta Tau Delta ‘Fraternity
Denver
Cal
Lawrence
East
Harriett Knepp
J. A. van Landingham
Mamie
Arkansas City
Richard Cochran
Kansas Methodist Conference
Washington ‘Avenue
Kansas City
Kan
Holman
Samuel W. Birk
Spring party hosts entertain guests with bridge at home
A Wednesday evening spring party at the Hughes home featured eight tables of bridge and a luncheon. High scores went to Lillian Fuller and Douglas, with others named among many guests including Mr and Mrs FG Hughes and a long list of attendees. The décor used red blue and yellow motifs with themed centerpieces of trees and pastel colors.
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Pla
Mra
Hughes
Lillian Fuller
Douglas
Mea Daring
Iliam Roo
Wiliam M Fertz
Mrz
Inet Kohler
le Dour
Harvis
Clifford Haverty
M . G. Hughes
Maurine
Dan Cox
Lawrence
Jam Mercier
Frank Flingberg
George Grestenberger
Sheldon
William Carter
Fred Rothberger
Ralph Davis
Lawrence Man Relieved Of All Misery By Gly-Cas
William Keller of 840 Maine Street praises Gly-Cas from Round Corner Drug Store, claiming twenty years of rheumatic pain, kidney trouble, and insomnia have faded. He says he sleeps better and can work again, endorsing Gly-Cas for stomach liver kidney and bowel issues.
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Lawrence
William Keller
Maine Street
Round Corner
Mr. Kelles
Monty
Spain
Sidney
Ts S
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Academy of Medicine
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Homer Henlerson
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Baldy Vis
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Arthur Waet
Carbondale
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George Hausmim
Alfred Eisele
Old Friends Club
P. W. Ewing
Tues
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S.J
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William Frowe
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