McGill Defies Caucus In Kansas Democratic Split
Senator McGill of Kansas resisted party caucus instructions in a Democratic split. He urged freedom of action for senators, aligning with President Roosevelt on economic proposals while signaling potential support for the drys on liquor. Other named Democrats Long of Louisiana and Costigan of Colorado backed the caucus stance.
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McGill
Kansas
Senate Democrats
Senate
Long
Louisiana
Costigan
Colorado
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Scrip in Southern Cities Surges As Authorities Weigh Plans
Southern cities move faster on scrip issuance to aid local business during the emergency. Clearing houses delayed awaiting Washington guidance. Initial plans for currency and optional scrip were revised to allow scrip in communities deeming it advisable. Washington signaled approval for local scrip use. Meanwhile, in Germany, the imperial flag is replaced by the Nazi regime’s banner at public buildings.
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Germany
Washington
Nort
Emment
Au‘thority
Republic
Monarchy talk and Robber, Quiet Hope for Germany
An English source notes the Kaiser’s wish to return only to live quietly in his homeland, while political drift risks peace. It cites last Sunday’s elections as signaling openness to monarchy revival yet warns rulers face instability. The piece contrasts Zangara’s radical hatred with Mayor Cermak’s rise from poverty. It argues the main business slowdown stems from disrupted credit via checks, not currency issues, delaying normal commerce.
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Hitler
Germany
Local notices and family news from Old Home Town
County treasurer W Ho McKone plans to return Monday after a quarantine at home due to his children’s scarlet fever illness. Dr F M McFarland, Robert McFarland and Mrs F F Hatton visited Overbrook to see Mrs Hatton’s very ill sister, who was better yesterday. Birth announced of a son to Prof and Mrs W A Dill Thursday night. Mrs A A Weber of Junction City visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Hunzicker. Mr and Mrs C J Lause host Mr and Mrs N Lause en route from Dayton to Parsons where Mr Lause works for Electric Power Co. Mrs Lause was formerly Rosalyn Frank of Dayton. Mr and Mrs Paris McCord left for Greensboro, NC. they were joined by Mrs McCord’s brother C C Perkins in Kansas City. Thomas Harley Jr., previously ill, is recovering and may return to school in early April.
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W. Ho McKone
F. M. McFarland
Robert McFarland
F. F. Hatton
Overbrook
A. A. Weber
Junction City
John Hunzicker
C. J.lause
N. Lause
Dayton
Parsons
Lause
The
Electric Power Co
Paris “McCord
Greensboro
N. G
Kansas City
Twenty Five Years Ago Items and Moves in Town
Twenty five years ago on Friday March 2 1910 Carl accepted a position in the other store. Mr and Mrs Miller of Burlington Iowa moved household goods and settled on the old Deming place three miles southwest of town. Frank M Stoner and family of Fortoria Kansas move to the Clearman farm three miles west on the California road. Mr and Mrs Mean recently arrived from Colorado will live at 502 Ohio street. Mrs W E Spalding ill but resting easier. Curtis Hook 16 broke an arm skating on Mississippi street. Miss Kate Leonhard returns to Woodlawn School after gas store blast injuries. Helen and Arch McFarlane celebrate birthdays with friends. Miss Helen Burdick and Miss Mayea Noyes host a taffy pull for friends Thursday at Burdick home. Paul J Wall of Wichita and Ralph Have Gone to Colorado.
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Carl
W. E. Spalding
Tony
Curtis Hook
Mississippi Street
Kate Leonhard
Woodlawn School
Helen
Arch McFarlane
Ollie MecFarlane
Burdick
Mayea
Noyes
Colorado
Paul J. Wall
Wichita
Ralph
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A brief note credits Claude Callan for the poem Poor Pa, published by Publishers Syndicate in 1928. The item records authorship and copyright details without additional context or verses.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Publishers Syndicate
K U Debating Team to Debate Colorado in Boulder
Spotts of Abilene and M D Lock of Scott City lead the K U debating team to Boulder Colorado to argue the resolution That Congress Enact an Income Tax Law. The team planned a big sale after purchasing stock and fixtures from Felix Sons following the store closing.
New University Buildings Funded in Topeka Senate
Fort Worth era? No. The Kansas Senate approved a 50 000 appropriation for physics and electrical engineering facilities at the University with earlier pharmacy and engineering building items dropped. Spooner bequest 90 000 for a library and a chancellor residence is authorized. Local notes mention social and business happenings in Topeka and nearby Lawrence.
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Kan
Senate
House
Spooner
Frank Anderson
Judge Emery
Elias Summerfield
Julia Cohn
New York
W. Boener
Lawrence
John’ Smith
Lawrence Canning Factory
Washington
Cleveland
Chesapeake
Summerfield
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Ark
Nels Anderson
A. Palm
Lima
Jelly Bear's Meal Cements Spring Welcome in Woods
Rip the Dog Top Notch the Rooster and the Ducks greet Jelly Bear waking from a long winter sleep. Jelly Bear recalls lifesaving acts and thanks friends as they plan a generous feast to end his hunger. The scene ends with preparations for Jelly Bear's meal tomorrow.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Rip
Bear
Jelly Bear
Willy Nilly
Kansas Republican League sixth annual convention Speech speakers
The Kansas Republican League held its sixth annual convention in Topeka with 600 members present. Notable speakers included N Morrill of Hiawatha and D R Anthony of Leavenworth.
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Kansas Republican League
Toneka
N.morrill
Hiawatha
D. R. Anthony
Leavenworth
Armored Car Unit Added to Chile's Fascist Force
Santiago Chile AP an armored car and tank division has been organized by the civil guard a semi secret fascist organization formed to succor any constitutional regime and to fight both militarism and communism a home guard of about 8000 men will be assigned to duty only in home districts freeing the regular civil guard for combat work provincial units will be revamped to replace leaders of the white guard who failed to support the Montero government
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Chile
Civil Guard
Home Guard
White Guard
Montero
Alaska Port Seeks to Be Base of Fishing Fleet
Ketchikan aims to become the winter base for Alaska’s fishing fleet as Washington’s income tax law could push the fleet from Seattle. Local interests organize vocational and recreational programs to support the move, with outfitting here seen as a tax avoidance measure. The passage references consulting the Journal-World.
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Ketchikan
State of Washington
Seattle
Joyce Ainsworth Faces a Tangled Love Triangle
Joyce Ashton wakes in a California setting to learn she is Joyce Ainsworth living as Frills Packard after memory loss. She confronts moral conflict over Neil Packard and her lover Robert Ainsworth while contending with a child’s existence and the truth about her past. A dramatic encounter with Robert reveals a perilous web of deceit and impending confrontation.
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Joyce Ashton
Chicago
Erills
Neil Packard
California
Trills
Maitland
Hubert Ainsworth
Nell
Frills
Sophie
Florence
Litle
Lawton
Neil
Lana
Packard
Robert
Joyce
Sam
McBready
Salinas
Rosita
Fire Queen
Joyce Abbott
Jaycee
Jayce
Manzanita
Paul
Nervous Exhaustion and Emotional Factors in Health
A medical analysis explains persistent fatigue without organic disease as neurasthenia or nervous exhaustion. It stresses that rest alone does not help. effective care requires uncovering emotional causes through doctor-patient conversations. Recognition of emotional disturbance aids recovery, though people often fear acknowledging it.
Muzzy R H obituary from North Lawrence origin
Robert H Muzzy born November 17 1872 in North Lawrence son of Hammond C and Sarah H Muzzy died February 28 1933 aged 40 years 3 months 11 days He grew to manhood and received his education in his native city and on December 23 1893 he was united in marriage the obituary notes thus far.
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Robert H
Hammond, C
Sarah H. Muzzy
North Lawrence
Muzzy
Lawrence Journal World employee remembered as faithful worker and family man
A longtime printer for the Lawrence Journal and later the Journal-World is recalled as a faithful, accommodating employee and devoted family man. He married Miss Mattie Ambler, had four children including Hammond C. who died, and later wed Mrs Myrtle Gibson after his first wife’s death. His career spanned from 1888 into 1911 and beyond, ending with retirement about three years ago due to illness.
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Mattie Ambler
Hammond C
Pearl Twicky
Alice Lescher
Lawrence
Jean Reynolds
Kansas City
Mode
Lawrence Juurnal
Journal
Journal-World
Muzzy
Land
Dune
Myrtle Gibson
Fragmentary obituary notes surviving relatives
Fragmented lines indicate a death notice mentioning a wife three sons a daughter a step-daughter and a brother along with other relatives and friends. The readable text lists names such as Nita Gibson and Grace Ho Lawrence, plus Frank Muzzy and others in a partial survivor roster.
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Nita Gibson
Frank Muzz
Grace ‘Ho Lawrence
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