Law rence Post Office notice and Kansas news roundup
Entry discusses post office mailing status for Journal-World copies in Lawrence Kansas and warns readers to call by 7 p m for replacements. It also reviews a Kansas rainfall map noting Douglas county as the state's driest with .71 inch in February and covers national war department probe reactions and Kansans in the clear on inquiries including Harry Woodring Dike ONeil and Andrew Mellon.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
District of Columbia
War Department
Harry Woodring
Dike” O'Neil
Andrew Mellon
of the Treasury
Mellon
Douglas County
Bonus Mirage War Veterans Face Senate Hurdles
World war veterans are urged not to rush bonuses as the measure clears the House but awaits Senate passage and presidential approval. If enacted, payments would come in new bills created for this purpose, a move seen as a financial risk and unlikely to win broad support. The vote aids reelection hopes of House members while potentially embarrassing the Senate and President depending on later action.
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House
Senate
Congress
Government Policy and Air Mail Debates Amid Budget Critiques
The piece argues the government has not pursued true economy, urging immediate veteran bonus payments despite higher spending elsewhere. It notes liberal loan support for veterans and questions past opposition to immediate payment. It reports plans to resume air mail with private contractors, and Senator McAdoo’s 90-day temporary contracts as a corrective measure. It also mentions a quake area in the Rocky Mountains and Dr John R Brinkley planning radio broadcasts from offshore.
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McAdoo
Mr. McAdoo
Lawrence Mayoral Candidates Named in City Primary
In Lawrence the primary left J H Mitchell and M Holliday as mayoral candidates for the April 1 election. Glenn Charlton was eliminated. Voters raised concerns about changing Cordley school polling place due to muddy roads. Several local residents had just returned from the state Republican convention in Topeka.
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Holliday
H. Mitchell
M Holliday
J. H. Mitchell
Lawrence
Glenn Charlton
Cordley
A. C. Mitchell
J. M. Mitchell
C. E. Lindley
C. S. Finch
George J. Barker
Emma Wall
Topeka
Adolph Spangler
Wheeler
Texas
W. C. Spangler
Mississippi Street
Torch
E. H. Lindley
All-University
Torch Chapter
Mortar Board
Ruth Terry
Hope Selig
Charlotte Aiken
Pearl Larsen
Madeline Emmert
Marianna Dunkel
Elizabeth Tenny
Ruth Gould
Helen Hand
Dea
Agnes Husband
Senator Brady’s former clerk Nate Eddy gravely ill at home
Nate Eddy, once Senator Brady’s legislative clerk, remains seriously ill at his city home, causing concern among friends and family as the condition hangs in balance five years after the notable TV SNES broadcast on Tuesday, March 13.
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SNES
Nate Eddy
Senator Brady
Forty Years Ago Measles Epidemic in Kaw Valley
Forty years ago on Tuesday March 13 Ott families in the Kaw Valley faced a measles epidemic. Fred and John Ott’s families were afflicted as the community notes a lively period with K U activities and local dramatic clubs preparing spring plays at the university.
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Gertrude Messler
Vale Vance
Roy Dietrich
Dorothea McKnight
Hazel Kelley
Hannah Mitchell
Alberta Cresswell
Winifred van Vliet
Isabel Thomas
Qh Lawson
Harold Amsbey
Eugene Fepree
Harry Slaymaker
John- Roscoe Redmond
Ira Bermant
Leo Bozell
Chas. Evssien
Earl Fisher
Georgia Brown
Kansas City
T. A. Lee
Mee A.C. Mitchell
George Chambers
Union Pacific
Phil Hervey
William Gorrill
St. Patrick's
A.C. Mitchell
Park Hetzel
E. H. Southern
Former Gov John P St John Denies Presidential Candidacy
On this date 1896 in Kansas history former Governor John P St John of Olathe denied plans to seek Populist nomination for President or for Congress in the Second District.
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John P. St. John
Olathe
Congress
Flashes of Life: Robbery, Campaign Plans, Air Pilots
A. P. report summarizes varied items. In Chicago robbers fail to loot Arthur Ford using vanilla extract as a distraction after a gunfight. Pittsburgh mayor William N. McNair announces an unconventional gubernatorial bid with no rallies or campaigning. Chicago prosecutor Samuel L. Bullas confronts armed robbers who seize money and a watch. Newark posts a warning to army pilots to avoid Merchantville, as residents complain about overnight noise from mail planes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Arthur Ford
Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
Pennsylvania
Samuel L. Bullas
Fellows
Bullas
Newark
N. J
Merchantville
Camden
Army Air Fick
Kansas News Briefs Highlights Police, Bank, Radio Drive
Kansas AP items report citizens urged to report careless drivers with license suspensions for violators. Kansas highway patrol cars to be radio equipped under Gov Landon to aid bank robbery responses. Reserve State Bank merger with Morrill and Jones Bank announced by state banking department. Marion Talley drew 2500 Kansans at Wichita concert. A church typewriter valued at 15 dollars stolen from First Baptist Church office. Miami Florida noted by restaurant men as hosting more eating places than any resort city of its size.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Carl Newcomer
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Reserve State Bank of Reserve
Morrill and Jones Bank of Hiawatha
Staate Banking Department
Wichita
Marion Talley
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky
Miami, Fla
Tragedy of X ends in murder at hotel party
Hurley Longstreet dies after a stormy cab ride to his West Englewood home. Longstreet’s death prompts Inspector Thumm and Drury Lane to investigate a cork weapon and a stock drop tied to the International Metals investment. Cherry Browne’s accusation and a web of stock tips fuel a tense, revealing inquiry.
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Hurley Longstreet
DeWitt and Longstreet
Cherry Browne
Dewitt
Fern
Jeanne
Christopher Lord
Cherry
Pollux
Ahearn
Imperiale
Michael Collins
Longstreet
West Englewood
Weber
Ninth
Drury Lane
D. A. Bruno
Inspector Thumn
Inspector Thumm
Thomat
de Witt
Thumm
Miss Browne
International Metals
Harley
Harley S
Mr. Collins
Collins
Income Tax Department
Lonestreet
Times Square
Firm
Thummecain
Cherry’ Browne
Dr. Schilling
Cork
Duffy
Miss Frowns
Jonas
Dead broker case unfolds in private carbarn room
In a dim private car barn, Inspector Thumm probes the Longstreet death. John DeWitt, partner in DeWitt & Longstreet Brokers, recounts the engagement party and events before the cross-town ride, while others confirm details and the cork needle found on Longstreet. Thumm reviews Weber’s stock-loss letter as potential motive.
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Carbarn
Longstreet
Dr. Schilling
Internet
Inspector Thumm
Duffy
Thumm
Harley Longstreet
John DeWitt
DeWitt
Jonas
John O. DeWitt
DeWitt & Longstreet
Wall Street
Mr. DeWitt
Forty-second
Cherry Browne
Miss Browne
Weber
Willy Nilly Seeks Quiet Time at Puddle Muddle
In a lively scene at Puddle Muddle Willy Nilly longs for solitude as Christopher Columbus Crow, ducks, and others vow care to avoid mix ups. Rip and friends promise to help Willy attend to his ears while Jelly Bear and Grandpa Grouchy Galump face their own duties amid a bustling arrival tomorrow.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Puddle Muddle
Rip
Christopher Columbus
Lees
Quack Quack
Jelly Bear
Grandpa Grouchy Galump
Interest Deduction Rules Under State Income Tax No 7 E
Summary of 1933 Kansas state tax guidance on deducting interest and indebtedness from gross income. Deductible items include home mortgage and personal loan interest, notes suffice as evidence. Exclusions cover interest from exempt securities, life insurance policy loans, and nondeductible cases like gifts. Nonresidents may deduct only interest earned from Kansas sources.
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Kansas
Vienna Rumors Stir Austria as Dollfuss Absence Grows
Cable News in Brief reports rumors in Vienna about tensions during Chancellor Dollfuss's absence in Rome. Also notes the League peace commission giving up in Paraguay Bolivia Gran Chaco border dispute and a three power conference planned with Mussolini hosting Dollfuss and Goemboes.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Rome
Dollfuss
Buenos Aires
League of Nations Peace Commission
Paraguay
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Mussolini
Goemboes
Hungary
London
House of Commons
Admiralty
Britain
Bolton Eyres-Monsell
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Porto Rico
Sao
Causes and symptoms of food poisoning in humans
The text discusses poisons from plants and animals, chemical toxins in polish and accidence, and bacteria like the salmonella group causing food poisoning. It notes rapid onset from chemical poisons and variable timing from bacterial infections, with most bacterial forms linked to meat pies and heavily handled foods.
Virginia Lawyer Brother of Light Horse Harry
A brief note identifies Charles Lee as a Virginia born lawyer and Virginia assembly member who served as attorney general of the United States under Washington and continued until the end of John Adams' term, distinguishing him from the general rebuked at Monmouth.
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Charles Lee
Monmouth
Washington
Virginia
Harry
Virginia Assembly
United States
John Adams
Bethel Visitors and Local Guests in Lawrence
Bethel residents Mr and Mrs Charles Jones visited Lawrence Tuesday and dined with Superintendent Harold C Fisher and family. Otto Garber spent part of the week in Lawrence working for B Square oil. Mr and Mrs Vern Clark of Lansing and their children stayed with Mr Clark’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles Clark over the weekend. Mrs Will Smith spent a few days in Lawrence visiting her son Dwight Smith and family. Mrs Charles Clark and her sister Mrs Abe Grammar of D Centropolis called on their niece Miss Hope Laws in Overbrook, bedbound and not improving quickly. Mr and Mrs Lee Jones attended the ...
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Otto Garber
Lawrence
B Square Oil Company
Vern Clark
Lansing
Mr. Clark
Charles Clark
Will Smith
Dwight Smith
Smith
Abe Grammar
D. Centropolis
Overbrook
Miss Hope Laws
Lee Jones
Overbrook Hosts Friends at Fisker Home Gathering
Osage county festival attracts locals while sad news comes from Overbrook Charles Deardorff Jr of Lawrence dies after long Overbrook residence and school ties C A Deardorff longtime Overbrook principal another accident injures Otto Garber in Lawrence Alfred M Hart in Overbrook suffers stroke after funeral in Topeka Rosina Deinlein of Columbus Ohio visits relatives with Bertha Forth also bound for Ohio Cecil Brecheizen again bed bound Dr Ballard attends Saturday lingering illness at home
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Claude Fisk
Overbrook
Joe " Durené Brecelsen
Lyndon
Osage
County Foren
Charles Deardorff, Jr
Lawrence
C. A. Deardorff
Otto Garber
Alfred M. Hart
Deardorff
Topeka
G. BM. Hart and Company
Rosina Deinlein
Columbus
Ohio
Bertha Forth
Cecil Brecheizen
Dr Ballard
Why Hospitals Use a Ligid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for dose accuracy and controllable action. Properly prepared liquids like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin provide safe relief, are not habit forming, and suit all ages from children to adults, making regular use feasible.
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Atchison
Rocky Mountains
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John R. Brinkley
Mexico
Claude ‘Callan
Robert
Susan
Publishers Syndicate
Ed Moss
Tillie Oswald
Twin Mound
McRenick
Renick
Eagle
Ellen C. Learnard
Memphis
Tenn
C. F. Meserve
Raleigh
North Carolina
Chancellor Snow
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Tragedy of
Barnab
The
Medis Lure Neworepse Syndicate
Cable News
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Sons of the Prophets
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Edward Bumgardner
Bethel
Charles Jones
Mrs. Jones
Harold C. Fisher
Aya
Rumsey Funeral Home
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