Roosevelt Leads New Hampshire Delegation in Primary News
In a tight Democratic race, Roosevelt gains 48 instructed delegates, besting Al Smith who holds 22 as Minnesota and Kansas movements shape the contest. The Baker camp grows in Kansas while Smith’s strategic position worries party leaders amid ongoing Lindbergh kidnapping coverage and denial of rumors.
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Roosevelt
New Hampshire
New York
al Smith
Bill Murray
Minnesota
Smith
Chauncey Little’s Philippines Hero Tales Stir In Washington
Kansas voters hear during a cold winter as Chauncey Little of Olathe runs for the Democratic U S Senate nomination. Washington columns repeat tales of Col Ed Little’s Philippines service, but the stories mix fact and fiction. Skeptics note Little’s lack of real combat history while urging Kentucky to honor him. Snowdrifts in western Kansas and livestock losses frame the season as Kansans await spring amid bitter weather and drifting snow.
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Olathe Little
Washington
Chauicey Little
Philippines
Col
Ed Little
Chauncey Little
Baybay
Kentucky
Olathe
Kansas
Fragmented Notes On Weather, Politics And Advertising
The piece comments on a prolonged cold snap harming crops and forecasts uncertain warmth to come. It discusses British parliamentary elections and former candidates now needing work, plus U S politicians' misgivings after terms. It cites Kansas papers criticizing highway license enforcement and ends with a Nebraska merchant’s sharp view on advertising as crucial to business success.
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United States
Cozad
Neb
Fred Anderson
Thave
Arkansas
Local entertainments and fire ruin noted in town
In Old Home Town Edward Hutchinson returns from southern California and joins friends in Olathe for entertainment. A leap year party at the armory appeals to many, while Trinity church prepares a new pipe organ for Easter services. A fire destroys the Baldin hotel and Tonganoxie State Bank, a four thousand dollar frame building owned by W Laming. The World’s Fair exhibit work progresses with large moose figures and the campus display “Old Comanche” taking shape for spring.
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Edward Hutchinson
California
Robert
S. Saunders
Eva Saunders
Ed Greene
Mandolin Club
Olathe
Riverside High Five
O. P
Armory
Harry Dedrick
John Allen
Trinity Church
Penny
Tonganoxie
Baldwin
Tonganoxie State Bank
W. Laming
Quincy Baldwin
Dyche
Alpha Chi Omega Buys 4246 Orend Avenue for Sorority House
Alpha Chi Omega announced a purchase of 4246 Orend Avenue to be used as a sorority house. The property was acquired from W. R. Stubbs and is the former Sigma Nu residence, a result of Stubbs selling Wind Hill to the sorority. The deal marks a new home for the sorority on that campus.
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Alpha Chi Omega Biss
Orend Avenue
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
W. R. Stubbs
Sigma Nu
Stubbs
Wind Hill
Sigma Nus
Chamber of Commerce
Wiedemann
Innes, Weaver, Fischer, Ober and Newman
Birth Announcements and College News From Lawrence High
Birth announcements report Mr and Mrs E H Garder of Bartlesville Ohio welcoming son James Phillip. Christine Freark Helen Dayhoff Lionne Bingamon travel to Ames Iowa for Kappa Phi Council. Helen Walton Ernes tine Yeats Edna Underwood attend district basketball tournament in Baldwin. Lawrence high school plans an all high school party at St Patrick's garage with a lakes trip and program under Walter Ising. At The Theaters feature Anna Q Nilsson in Live Ghosts and George Arliss in Disraeli.
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University of Nebraska
E.H. Garder
Bartlesville
Ohio
James Phillip
Carder
Lawrence
Kappa Phi Council
Christine Freark
Helen Dayhoff
Lionne Bingamon
Ames
Iowa
Helen Walton
Ernestine Yeats
Edna Underwood
Baldwin
St. Patrick's Garage
Lawrence High School
Killarney
Walter Ising
Sidney Emmett
Alonzo Sluss
Lorane Carder
LaVerne Stugard
Alene Carter
Esther Jane Jones
Frances Hopper
Kirtley Thomas
Varsity
Anna Q. Nilsson
Bowersock
George Arliss
Disraeli
Reducing Public Salaries Letter to the Journal-World
A Douglas County reader rebukes a March 7 report on a Tax Payers League meeting, urging factual coverage and detailing local fiscal strain. He argues for 20 percent cuts to teachers' salaries, critiques school budget practices, and questions city savings and assets in the 1932 budget, citing farmers' tax burdens and income tax concerns.
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Journal-World
Douglas County
Tax Payers’ League
Kansas
Wood-landy Park
Woodland Park
W. E. Spalding
Kansas History Spotlight Moves: Republican League Convention
In 1893 the Kansas Republican League held its sixth annual convention in Topeka with 600 delegates. A bill for Australian ballot was signed by the governor. County Treasurer E Hoover is confined at home with a cold at 1824 New Hampshire Avenue and plans to return soon.
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Kansas Republican League
Topeka
E.hoover
New Hampshire
Intruder fears haunt Jane in a tangled tale
In a tense sequence, Peter fails to uncover an intruder and hints of trouble loom. Jane grows puzzled while clues surface about copper plates and a claimed murder link. Basil Hale clashes with Peter, ending in a brutal confrontation as Madame Untersohn pursues dangerous leverage with Blonberg. Jane confronts unsettling revelations about Peter and Wells as danger tightens.
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Peter
Jane
Donald Wells
Basil Hale
Alexander Willerson
Peter a Lunath Son In Law Rumors Darken Jane’s Courtship
Jane confesses fear for Peter amid rumors of insanity in his family and questions about Basil’s claims. Marjorie presses for truth, noting a broken home history. Jane reveals she fears for Peter though not in love, while confronting Basil Hale’s surprising visit and Peter’s troubled lineage.
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Basil
Peter
Jane
Hale
Basil Hale
Donald
Wells
Marjorie
Anna
Marjoriely
Marjorie Cheyne Wells
Jana
Daddy
Luneth
Fragmented Caption Reflects Incomplete Speech
OCR text remains garbled with stray quotes and unclear phrases. Readable bits mention teens and a clever remark, but context and meaning are missing, leaving uncertain identities or events and no verifiable action.
Gnus and the quiet plains and a funeral march
A children’s tale recalls white tailed gnus and horned horses roaming open plains as a gnu tells of family and fate. The narrative shifts to solemn memorials as John Philip Sousa’s body is escorted to Congressional Cemetery by the Marine Band and officials. A Chicago newsboy, James Hennessey, dies from a skull fracture after a fall at a barbershop.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Johnny
John
Africa
Gun
Washington
Mar
John Philip Sousa
Marine Band
Sousa
Congressional Cemetery
Hoover
Frank G.goattga
Marine Corps
Chicago
James Hennessey
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