Emperors Scion Inaugurated Dictator of Manchukuo
Henry Pu-Yi was formally installed as dictator of Manchukuo in Shankehun Manchuria, a brief ceremony attended by 304 Chinese including several Assehys and Mongols and 15 Japanese. He pledged to seek peace and safety for the state under Japanese support led by General Shigeru Honjo and officials such as Count Yasuya Uchida and Mannosuke Yamaoka.
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Shankehun
Manchuria
Henry Pu-Yi
Chihcheng
Manchukuo
Changchun
Yeonle
Japan
Shigeru Honjo
Honjo
Yasuya Uchida
South Manchuria
Mannosuke Yamaoka
Kwantung
Kobayashi
Itagaki
Lincoln Theater Museum Revival Honors Rathbone
Sketches from the Capital recalls the Ford Theater Lincoln Museum restoration to its 1863 appearance. It honors Henry B Rathbone and Lincoln’s assassin’s shadow on Congress and adds the Oldroyd mementoes collection to a memorial for Rathbone and Lincoln.
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Henry B. Rathbone
Clinois
Ford Theater
Lincoln
Caesar
Congressman Rathbone
Henry R. Rathbone
Miss Harris
Senator Harris
New York
Rathbone
Siz
Congress
Shakespeare
Julius Caesar
Edwin Booth
John Wilkes Booth
Jones
Act of Congress
Confederacy
America
Oldroyd
Appeals From Workmen's Compensation Award Filed
John B. Gage Kansas City Mo and the Union Indemnity Co appeal the state workmen's compensation commission award to Harry G. Lee of Eudora now Ice for July 27 1931 injuries including a fractured left arm. Lee dairyman and farm hand alleges permanent partial disablement and inability to do heavy work. Commission granted 226.80 immediate compensation and 130.20 for permanent disability. Petition notes 66 has been paid.
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State Workmen’s Compensation Commission
Harry G. Lee
Eudora
John B. Gage
Ksinsas City
Union ‘Indemnity Company
Lee
Gaze
Ice
Vaid
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Puzzle clues read like a scrambled page segment with entries such as Having branches accustoms shirker parent companions and fragmented word bits including Greek letter thing silver coin and football position abbr. The garbled list suggests a vintage crosswords page with partial entries and mis-typed hints.
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Shirker
Tae
Renich
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Card Game Fragments
A fragmented OCR styled puzzle listing numerous clues and word fragments. Reads like a cryptic or crossword style answer key with numbers and partial phrases. Includes references to nouns, verbs, abbreviations, and foreign terms in a dense, non-linear format.
Howie Presents Severely Classical Recital at University
William Howie, senior in the organization and pupil of Prof. Laurel Eyexatte Anderson, gave a recital at the University auditorium last evening. He performed a long Grande Piece Symphonique by Vierne, followed by Clerambault Vierne and Ravenello selections, and closed with Bach Tocata and Fugue in D Minor. A reception at 1310 Kentucky Street hosted by Mrs. J. L. Howie accompanied the event, with ushers Veil Bratton, Gavin Doughty, Robert Slater and Tom Ryan assisting.
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William Howie
Laurel Eyexatte Anderson
University
Howie
Clerambault Vierne
Ravenello
Fine Arts
J. L. Howie
Kentucky Street
Veil Bratton
Gavin Doughty
Robert Slater
Tom Ryan
Preliminary Exams Set Across Six Cities for Kansas High Schoolers
More than 230 senior boys from 145 Kansas high schools are nominated for the preliminary Summerfield examinations on March 19 at eight forty five in six towns Lawrence Wichita Chanute Clay Center Kinsley and Colby. Top scorers advance to the University of Kansas for final testing. Lawrence nominees include Everett Eberhard Jack Miller Wilfred McClain John McNown Samson Snyders and Galen Arnott with additional entrants Champ Graham Baldwin Robert Robinson James York and others from nearby districts.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Everett Eberhard
Jack Miller
Wilfred McClain
John McNown
Samson Snyders
Galen Arnott
John Holmes
Dread Training School
Champ
Graham Baldwin
Robert Robinson
Tonganoxie
James York
Vinland
4 H Club Leaders Plan Programs For Coming Year
Discussion of 4-H programs was held yesterday at Farm Bureau offices with Miss Mabel Smith assistant state club leader from Manhattan. Leaders from High Point and Sunflower attended due to cold weather. Model club meetings and demonstration teams were discussed and Frances Perkins and Robert Gorrill demonstrated courtesy as part of the year’s club program.
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Mabel Smith
Manhattan
Farm Bureau
High Point
Frances Perkins
Robert Gorrill
Globe school hosts two act play Our Awful Aunt
A large crowd attended the Globe schoolhouse on Saturday evening February 27 for a two act play Our Awful Aunt presented by the Globe district's young folks. Harley Lyons visited Walter Schwartz Friday evening.
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Globe Schoolhouse
Globe District
Harley-Lyons
Walter Schwartz
Community visitors and gatherings around Overbrook area
Sunday visits marked by multiple local families including Mr and Mrs Oscar Lutz and Mr and Mrs E Heffner with a baby near Overbrook. Neighbors Adolph Johanning and Elmer William joined J Hohening and family for dinner. A large crowd attended a charivari supper for Mr and Mrs Frank Pippert at Willow Springs Township Hall. Various residents shared visits, woodcutting, and short trips among Overbeek, Ottawa, Linwood, Centropolis, and Lawrence, highlighting close-knit community life.
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Oscar Lutz
E . Heffner
Overbrook
Adolph Johanning
Elmer William
J. W. Johening
Ernest and
Sophia
Ada Vincent
of Overbeek
Nee
Stella
Schwartz
Slupianek J
Anna Horner
Emelie
Arnold
Pauline Stoebener
Carl Plambeck
Frank Pippert
Willow Springs
Ernest Johanning
Crist Schwartz
Henry Hopnberger
Jack Childs
Lone Star
Bre
Teeth Thomas
Helen
Jack
Centropolis
Henry Schwartz
Frank Lutz
C. G. Schwartz
Conrad Altenbernd
Lena
Lawrence
Lecompton District Basketball Tourney at Valley Falls
Lecompton joins 12 other teams in a district basketball tournament held Friday and Saturday March 4 and at Valley Falls. Also noted are Girl Reserves Bi-Centennial program and YWCA talks led by Miss Ault with a focus on growth to 900000 members in 48 countries.
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Valley Falls
Lecompton
Easton
Oskaloosa
Denison
Winchester
Rock Creek
Mayetta
Ozawkie
Meriden
McLouth
Bancroft
Circleville
Ault
George Washington
Song
Miss Kennedy
Washington
Arlene Bohnsack
Leatha Shaffer
Margie Berg
John Evans
Viola Welcher
Arlene DeKat
Betty Kolb
Lucille Michael
Barbara Lee Scoffield
Lara Irene Holloway
Oneila Hibner
Reading
the Little Cook
Christine Traynor
Ivalon McCall
Young George and
The
Colt
Opal Lasswell
Phyllis Martin
Harold Crady
Head
Portraits and events mark Lecompton community notes
A school program features a George Washington portrait presented by Congressman Guyer and a crowd including Mrs. Maust and Mrs. Gray. Lecompton district coaches plan for the District Tournament with Dean Lichlyter visiting Valley Falls. A birthday dinner honors Mrs. Hoag with family, friends, and neighbors in attendance. Telephone lines in Lecompton consolidate, new line additions join patrons, and the United Brethren Women meet with officers to be elected. Mrs. Winnie Sehon leads the Africa lesson, while Mrs. Hartup supervises devotions. Mrs. George L. McCarty is recovering after surgery at Stormont.
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George Washington
Génevieve Weldon
Theodore Sulzen
Frits McClanahan
Albert Norwood
Harry Carr
Merle Morriss
Leon Garcia
U. S. Guyer
Helen Leslie
America
C. H. Maust
R. M. Gray
George Shaw
George L. Glenn
John French
Frank McClanahan
United Brethren Church
Frances Drake
Winnie Sehon
Africa
Lillian Hartup
George L. McCarty
Stormost Hospital
Topeka
Baldwin Wedding Honors Turner Pair at Osher Home
A February 24 wedding supper at the Osher home celebrated the Baldwin High School graduates O L Turner and his bride Bride honored with gifts and a three tier angel cake. A later charivari party followed with 170 guests. The couple began housekeeping March 1 on the Owen Turner farm.
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Chas. Osher
O. L. Turner
Lawrence
L. H. Menger
Henry Pohl
Donard Gastrock, Jr
Thomas Miller
James Osher
Asa Turner
Owen Turner
Chas. Bowser
Frank Sutton
Bert Emery
Curtis
Newcomer
Jack Crambiit
Harry Hobson
John Cunningham
Pohl
Gas
Doris Hobson
Alvin Miller
Robert Miller
Dale Hobson
James, Oshel, Jr
Oshel’ Nan
Turner
Baldwin High School
Baldwin
Merlin Cook
Gale
Cook
Keller
Gene White
Mary White
Frances Osher Turner
Walter Pohl
Ernest Pohl
Martin
Callan
Bailey
Plain talk on local events near Baldwin and Ottawa
On Wednesday February 9 at 10 o clock a meeting point near Baldwin hosted the No. 10 Farmers Union lunch and a program led by Leroy Steneking with plans to serve the Martin Callan sale. Miss Agnes White and Miss Stella Gibson traveled to Topeka over the weekend. The Pleasant Hour Circle and New Union Community club hosted meetings and a play to be presented at Spring Creek school house with cast members from the community.
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Baldwin
No. 10 Farmers Union
Agnes White
Stella Gibson
Topeka
Harry Flory
Ernest Pohl
Mary White
Leroy Steneking
Martin Callan Sale
F. U
Minneola
Clifford Jones
Oscar Dyer
New Union Community Club
Spring Creek
Ottawa
Rose
Grace
Dorothy Hurtbrink
Hurlbrink
Leroy
Peter Stoneking
Ted Hobbs
Donald Gastrock
Hazel Gilliland
Maranville
Ruth’ Dyer
Lucille Dyer
Chas. Elm
Edler Visitation and Illness Report in Clearfield Area
Clearfield notes show Mr and Mrs Albert Edler visiting Mrs Gertie Steffen and family and Roy Breithaupt home Monday evening. Little Virginia Ann Brechelsen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Brechelsen, is very ill with Dr Naylor of Wellsville summoned. George Breithaupt and son Burtle visited DeSoto Friday. Lucille Chaney, Baldwin High student, is ill.
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Albert Edler
Lone Star
Gertie Steffen
Roy Breithaupt
Virginia Ann
Ted Brechelsen
Naylor
Wellsville
George Breithaupt
Burtle
DeSoto
Lucille Chaney
Baldwin High School
Ili
Local residents visit and family gatherings noted in county columns
The narrative lists numerous visits and calls among neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs John Chanes Mr and Mrs W J Deay and families. It mentions Agnes and Virginia ill with flu along with quilting gatherings and social calls by Christina Selzer and Chloe Nickerson. It also notes Miss Lorena Schlemmer a Kansas State College student and beauty queen candidate and moves of families to nearby farms in Key Stone and Johnson County.
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John Chanes
George Glaser
Westphalia
W. J. Deay
Phillip Brecheisen
Theo. Thoren
Evan Deay
Ted Brecheisen
Virginia
Ann
Minnie Wertz
Sophia Selzer
Emma Deckwa
Eva. Deay
Alblert
Moidenhour and Sons
Black Jack
Walter Pooch
Betty
Chloe Nickerson
Farmers’ Wife Magazine
Lucky Brecheisen
Oscar Brecheisen
Sarah Hausman
Eudora
George Brecheisen
Lorena Schlemmer
Kansas City
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Alpha Delta Pi
Martha Brecheisen
Schlemmer
Christina Selzer
W. J. Selzer
Fred Deav
Floyd Gottstein
Vinland
Potter
Lawrence
Ben. Foust
Key Stone
Local gatherings and family events in Roscoe area notes
Community updates recount visits and departures among Brecheisen and Rodewald families, a Woodbine funeral, leap year birthday tribute to Henry Deckwa, and a Women’s Evangelical Missionary society meeting at Clyde Deay residence. Families Milburn and Hausman relations, and planned schooling moves for Clifford Steffen and Roscoe school farewells are also featured.
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Ben Brecheisen
William McKinney
Richerson
T. Q. Dwyer
A. Rodewald
Henry Pooch
George Brecheisen
Gladis Statz
Woodbine
Kan
Harry Brecheisen
Evangelical Church
Lawrence
Clifford
Richard Steffen
Edd Milburn
Roscoe School
Childron
Henry Brecheisen
West Clearfield
Wesley Deckwa
Henry Deckwa
Deckwa
Mr. Deckwa
Emma
Alberta Deckwa
John Sturm
John Selzer
Herman Wichman
John Ott
Kaw Valley
Sarah Hausmen
Eudora
Philp Gabriel
Lucille
Dorothy
Paul
Henry Hausman
Roy Breithaupt
Edward
Dolores
Roy
C. Meeder
Kansas City
Edward Meeder
New York
Sire George Meeder
Roy Breit
Homer Clark
Clyde Deay
Women’s Evangelical Missionary Society
Fkndora
Louise Brechtsen
Alma Deay
Eva Deey
Nora Vitt
Bellview School
Jone
Richard
Matle
Joe Edler
Rosene
Mothers Watch Children s Colds Musterole Ad
Mothers advise quick action on child colds with First sniff rub on Musterole. Cites Children s Musterole as milder form of the famous mustard camphor menthol blend that penetrates to relieve infection and pain. Adults use full strength Musterole, children use milder version. All druggists.
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Childrens
Vegetable Compound Restores Strength for Nervous Debility
Mrs. Elmer Shultz of R No 1 Krekow Wisconsin reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states the remedy quieted her nerves strengthened her and helped gain needed weight enabling her to resume work.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Elmer Shultz
R No. 1
Krekow
Wisconsin
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