Journal World March 10 1931 stock market offers and Kansas City bridge mystery
AP notes exclusive rights to dispatches and republication. Kansas paper discusses stock market reports offered free to publish but with unknown remuneration. Also mentions a bridge game case in Kansas City with a victim carrying $30,000 life insurance for the widow and pending application.
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Associated Press
Focal
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
Kansas City
Century of the Legion and trials echo government shifts
The article reviews a batch of Russians on trial for obstructing soviet policies with prison terms. mentions a Senate clash with Governor Woodring over recess appointments. It notes Kansas House reconsidering tax limitation and the income tax link, plus Judge Kenyon on the Wickersham Commission’s ongoing work. It closes with the French Foreign Legion's 100th anniversary, highlighting its harsh service and rugged image.
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Altho
Kenyon
Wickersham Commission
Mary Clark Wins Bryn Mawr History Fellowship
Twenty five years ago in Old Home Town section a Mary Clark recipient of a $60 Bryn Mawr history fellowship for next year was noted for her outstanding thesis Lord's Trade. Other items include Henry Alford’s illness easing, F A A council formed at Tonganoxie with 35 of 48 charter members, and local social updates with Miss Gladys Jones visiting Emporia. A Strang car plans to stop in Lawrence en route to California.
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Bryn Mawr
Mary Clark
Next Ir
Miss. Clark
Henry Alford
Tonganoke
Chris Armstrong
Tonganoxie
Armstrong
T. J. Edmonds
Elsa Barteldes
Maud Maffet
Gladys Jones
Emporia
Night Flood Near Wakarass Erosion Washes Road
Heavy rainfall since Saturday afternoon reached 3.58 inches causing a washout on the Elvoir to Wakarass road. Local officials warn of continued hazards as conditions remain unsettled and evenings bring more storms.
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Elvoir
Mystery Wave and the Charters Case in a Nursing Home
John Waye, posing as harmlessly insane, enters Dr Charters's nursing home to threaten exposure of the doctor's past. He seeks an alibi for Spider Schlitz’s murder and to pressure Charters as the plot unfolds amid schemes of deceit, trust, and a dangerous game of identities.
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John
Wave
Marjorie Lauderdell
Tren
1Dell
Charters
Owl Days
America
MacAdoo
Waye
Wasnsane
Goiter Overview and Iodine Prevention Notes
Simple goiter enlarges the thyroid and can press on neck structures, causing disfigurement and potential emotional issues. It is more common in females and often appears around puberty, linked to iodine deficiency. Studies from Akron, Vienna, and Rochester show iodine in the diet reduces goiter, applicable to animals too, though excess iodine can be harmful. Take iodine only on medical advice. Tomorrow Goiter eS
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Drs. Mutine and Kimball
Akron
Ohio
Vienina
Rochester
Marine
Goiter
This Date in Kansas History 1882 1885 and 21st Judicial notes
1882 Topeka announces the Santa Fe railroad has penetrated the Senoral road meeting at Guaymas on the Pacific. 1885 R B Spillman of Manhattan is appointed incide of the 21st Judicial Governor Martin moves to settle the strike of railroad men but adjutant general prepares militiamen for service.
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Topeka
Santa, Fe
Senoral Road
Guaymas
Pacific
R. B. Spillman
Manhattan
Martin
Mysterious bribery scheme probes and hospital mishap
Tuesday reports a fall injuring Mrs Carrie Murphy at 933 Mississippi Street, sent to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The piece also details social tea guests hosted by Mrs Henry J. Allen and Topeka society members, and a dramatic kitchen- consult room sequence involving Dr Emmanuel MacAdoo, John Waye, and Manoel Machado amid hints of double crossing and Portuguese banter.
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J. K.rankin
Fas
Helena
Son
Carlin
Carrie Murphy
Mississippi Street
Lawrence, Memorial Hospital
Allen
Lawrence
Henry J. Allen
Topeka
George Kreeck
E. H. Lindley
W. B. Thayer
W. K. Stubbs
Wilder
Metcalf
F. H
Roy Towne
Dr. Mac- Unitarian Church
John
the Baptist Church
Nellie Weil
Carbondale
Racao
Clyde Teter
John Waye
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Santos
Dr. MacAdoo
Kialiell
United States of America
Manuel Machado
England
Chicago
Manuel
Machado
Brazil
Sir Bernard
Dr. Charters
Bernard
Witherby End
MacAdoo
Charters
Waye
Chink Dor Son
Spider Schlitz
Mr. James
Marjorie’ Lauderdel
Marjorie Lauderdel
Wee MccAdoo
Alschdaee
Weather forecast ends Kansas snow storm on the way
Federal meteorologist S D Flora promised the last remnants of the weekend snow would be removed today. A generally fair Wednesday was forecast with temperatures near 50 across the state after a night drop to 25 in western Kansas and 30 in the eastern counties. No rain or snow was reported in the last 24 hours, with Dodge City hitting 58 and a low of 26 there.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Kanrd
Dodge City
Emperor Penguins and Time Telling Tiny Clock Tale
Mary Graham Bonner narrates the Emperor Penguin’s greeting to John and Peggy with a Little Black Clock. The penguin family explains egg-hatching duties, a ten month open-ground rearing, and swimming with wing paddles while cousins the Jackass penguins bray in names. The Little Black Clock promises a time reversal to show a past fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Jackass
Guins
Peper
Mrs. Emperor
Women lead U S bank roles and other 1940s notes
AP reports six women are bank presidents and about 3000 more are executives. Russia celebrates International Women’s Day with 881000 women outside the home and plans 500000 more in five years. Articles cover Edith Broder’s stage career funding, a Texas cosmetic belief, a golf instructor’s status, Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed’s smoking, Isle Royale’s national park status, Centre College football star seeking lieutenant governor, and the Prince of Wales smoking American cigarettes on a South American tour.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Grace S. Stoermer
Los Angeles
National Association of Bank Women
Moscow
Russia
Misa Edith Broder
Charles
Broder
Des Moines
Towa
Venus
Emile Rhode
Towa Society
Augusta
Ernest Ryall
Danville
Centre College
James “Red” Roberts
Bob McMillin
Harvard
Prince of Wales
Neemy
South America
Alphonse Gella
Sixth Avenue
Prince
Senators' Aye turn on con less acetic acid bill in Kansas
Topeka senator Nevitt Oxford faced mock serious opposition as his proposal to let farmers market a lower acetic acid content faced debate. Senators shifted to approve the measure after heated remarks and a prearranged display. The exchange shows political theater surrounding agricultural regulation.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Nevitt
Oxford
Senate
Community hospital opening marks new civic project
Coffeyville notes the opening of Stafford-Stafford's new community hospital owned and run by city citizens. In other Kansas news, golfer Fred A. Haines, 49, dies after operating a local drugstore for 25 years. In Topeka, state officials say the 300 reward for Dr W W Winegar murderers cannot be collected due to a six month limit. Also report bank robbery suspects waived hearings and a Oklahoma youth jailed, plus a greenhouse superintendent Roy Mills found dead by gas inhalation in Kansas City.
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Senate
Stafford
Coffeyville
Fred A. Haines
Kansas
Topeka
Attorney General's
W. W. Winegar
Dighton
Lamar
Lee Richardson
R. S. Terwilliger
Garden City
Columbus
Howard Graham
Eugene Ellison
Hockerville
Okla
Leavenworth Visit and Local Socials Noted
A record of social visits includes a Tuesday call in Leavenworth by Mrs. E J Crabb and a Wednesday stay with Mrs W M Sawyer. Nora Torneden hosted a Tuesday card party with many attendees and light refreshments. Funeral attendance for Mrs Reimer is noted and several residents share weekend visits and family time across area households.
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Leavenworth
E. J. Crabb
W. M. Sawyer
E.J. Crabb
Jere
Ben Hurd
Williamstown
Paul Torneden
Nora Torneden
Charts Davidson
Melvin
Charles, Jr
Anna Torneden
Herbert
Selma
William Torneden
William, Jr
Suiss
Emma ‘Trapp
Lillian Torneten
Fred Reetz
Clarence Hooten
Arnold Torneden
Ralph Mathia
Charles Hollenbeck
Walter Torneden
Nora
J. Milleret
Reimer
Kansas
Frank
Ten Groveton High students rescued after 18 hour marooning
Ten Groveton high school students were rescued after spending about 18 hours marooned in automobiles when a snow slide trapped them at Crawford Notch. The incident follows other storm-related reports including wreckage at St Petersburg and labor unrest in Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Bartlett
N. H
Groveton J
Crawford Notch
Boston
St. Petersburg
Philadelphia
McKelvie
Farm Board
Elizabeth Monroe and the Capital Doctrine
Sketches from the Capital recount Elizabeth Monroe’s social stance at the White House and abroad. Her self styled doctrine of not calling reshaped Washington society, provoking gossip among Washington’s women while Eliza Monroe Madison continued family ties with European courts and Hortense Beauharnais.
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Dolly Madison
Mrs. Monroe
Napoleon
Court of
St. James
France
England
Monroe
Virginia
Paris
Eliza
Hortense Beauharnais
Josephine
Hortense
Louis
Holland
Napoleon II
Victor Hugo
Hortensia
Jefferson
Executive
Elizabeth
White House
Washington
Madison
New York
Capitol
Armstrong
Lecompton High School Notes and Visitor Mentions
Lecompton High School notes Lovene and Lucille Hildenbrand dined with Miss Hemphill. Friday evening, Howard Rose, a former student, visited classes. Loven now works in a bakery in Topeka. The Slavens of Washington DC visited the school. Many students attended the Berryton tournament last week.
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Lovene
Lucille Hildenbrand
Miss Hemphill
Howard Rose
Lecompton High School
Loven
Slavens
Washington, D. C
Wsfany
Berryton
Doris Bohnsack
Barbara Lee
Lucille Scoftfield
Kansas City
Searle Taylor
Thomas Garcia
Worley
Ed McClanahan
G. A. Glenn
Glen
Topeka
Edward
Glenn
Colorado
Francis
Rebekas
Lecompton
Emma. Kreider
Minnie Sutton
Ada Hikesell
Margaret Cottrell
H. Bohnsack
Carrie Gray
Kathryn McClanahan
Clarke
Chester McFann
Joan
Sas City
United Brethren Church
P. B. Lawson
University of Kansas
H. L. Chambers
Lawrence
Lecompton Third in League Play at DeSoto
All school program March 3 featured music and a playlet. Senior girls presented Just a Little Mistake while Venetia and Kentucky Babe highlighted choir work. Lecompton advancing to district tourney at DeSoto after third-place finish.
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Lecompton
Venetia
Kentucky
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Harold Leslie
DeSoto
Villa Eden Farmers Prepare Ground for Oats
Farmers at Villa Eden spent the week preparing fields for sowing oats. Mr and Mrs Albert Torneden and their family are recovering well after an influenza siege. Mrs Duncan of Eudora stayed with them for several days. Mrs E J Crabb returned from
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Albert
Torneden
Duncan
Eudora
E. J. Crabb
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad for Child Digestive Relief
An old Phillips Milk of Magnesia ad promotes use for fevers, colic, gas, and constipation in babies and children. It claims quick relief within five minutes and says the product cleanses bowels and eases digestion. The notice invites readers to request a free information booklet from The Phillips Co. in New York.
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Thia
Phillips Co
Varick St
New York
N. Y
Piles Healed After Twenty Years Prompt Hope for Sufferers
Mrs. A Mast of Goshen Indiana reports twenty years of rectal trouble ended by a treatment from The Thornton Atiner Clinic in Kansas City Missouri. She urges others to obtain a free copy explaining a safe mild remedy for hemorrhoids fistula and related diseases. The notice claims over forty nine thousand people healed with no cost or obligation.
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A. Mast
South 7Th St
Goshen
Ind
Thornton& Atiner Clinic
McGee St
Kansig City
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