National Representatives and Disarmament Notes
The piece cites names and addresses of national representatives and firms, quotes Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald on arms limits, and reports Kansas financial normalcy with reflections on the state legislature’s late-session activity. It notes public reactions to disarmament plans and the ongoing bank stability in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Representatives
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
Sen
York
Lawrence
Kansas
Ramsay MacDonald
Europe
MacDonald
Kansas Faces Tax, Technocracy Debates and Industry Support
The ElDorado Times notes Commissioner Hill's program supports consolidating state bureaus while pledging to keep utility rates in line with conditions. Technocracy denies collapse and seeks scientific social control. Senator McGill resists power transfer, with Kansas lawmakers split on his stance as Congress passes a beer measure. Kansas finances show a bank-full week as issues unfold.
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The
ElDorado Times
Hill
New Corporation Commission
Technocracy
George McGill
Congress
Kansas
McGill
Bitter cold sweeps Mississippi valley as spring nears
A historic cold wave grips the Midwest from the Rockies to Florida, sub zero temperatures persist with a record March low since 1869. Hundreds of cars stranded in Lawrence garages with frozen radiators as University instruments mark minus one. Community notices report St Patrick's gatherings and Easter egg gifts while Walter L Morrison and W D Morrison announce they will continue their late father's Lawrence insurance agency at 703 Massachusetts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Florida
Missouri
Lawrence
University
St. Patrick
Moh. Hughey
C. T.ward
Robert Marshall
R. M. Morrison
Massachusetts Street
Local Notices and Obituary Sketch of Harry L. Raymond
In Monte Vista Colorado Earle Engle of Fort Worth Texas will visit Winfield Scott for two weeks with Percy Hilliard Art Wood Carl Rarick George Glass Will Hatt and Ed Hutt purchasing Ed Piersons steam yacht. The death of Harry L Raymond shocked the entire community as he was in the prime of life and deeply active in town affairs.
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Monte’ Vista
Napoleon Riccoli and the Mekazzen Quest
Lieutenant Riccoli, aspiring to eclipse his famed predecessor, leads a small Legion on a brutal march toward Mekazzen. Amid cold, hunger, and fatigue the men endure rough discipline, bickering officers, and a growing sense of heat and peril as they press toward a potentially decisive clash in the desert.
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Napoleon Riccoli
LeSare
Madame LeSage
Ricolli
Forty Years Ago Social Round Details March 18
Four decades past social notes recount Miss Anna Barker hosting carding friends on Louisiana street and Miss Mame Tisdale’s Monday reception. Card games, dancing, and refreshments mark gatherings with Barker, Emma Kelly, and many Baxters, Love, Spencer and Clarke families listed among attendees.
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Anna Barker
Mesdames Tisdale
van Hoesen
Manley
Nan Love
Lou Barker
Rebt. Clarke
South Bend
Indiana
Mame Tisdale
Bas
Chase
Belle Roberts
Helen Webber
Lullie Buckingham
Mattie Snow
Mame
Earl Strickland
Wi “Lil Ghute
Walter Johnson
Thomas Gilmore
Osage County
East Hancock Street
Alliance
Hants
Savage
Flashes of Life and Odd Local Snippets
A collage of brief items from various locales: Pittsburgh judge Thomas H. Marshall joins his courtroom with Tim O Keefe as an observer during divorce cases on St. Patrick s Day. In Peru Indiana the average value of a horse is cited at 508 with automobiles at 67 for 1933, down from 54 and 103 last year. Beloit Wisconsin reports Dr Irvine Maurer musing on cutting college budgets while New York banks spark optimism over cash. Nutley New Jersey recounts a restaurant holdup with no loot and customers left broke after an unsuccessful crime attempt.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Thomas H.marshall
Ebrin
Tim O'Keefe
St. Patrick's
Chicago
United States
Canada
Beloit
Wis
Irvine Maurer
Benjamin Rattaco
Kansas Nes Briefs Remind Of Local Events And Accidents
AP dispatch lists brief notes from Kansas towns on March 18 including St Paul's church in Kansas City accepting gold offerings to pay church debt, Emporia robbery suspect identified and arrested, Beloit accidents causing one death and four injuries, Cofferville death of James L. Skinner, Pittsburg mayoral and utilities races with nine and twelve candidates respectively.
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Associated Pres
Kansas City
Mar
St. Paul's Episopal
Carl W. Nau
Emporia
T. C. Wrench
Orville Treasters
Lee
Ralph Spoleder
Pittsburg
Roosevelt Maintains Ballot Pace With Prompt Legislation
President Roosevelt shows a near flawless turnover with Congress delivering emergency, bank, and economy measures swiftly. The beer bill nears signature while farm relief faces cautious support from his party and potential defections from Republicans like Senator Capper. Congress appears ready to advance presidential recommendations though skepticism grows about farm relief’s prospects.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Repubicans
Capper
Public Service Commissioner Sees Threat From Legislation
Public Service Commissioner Thurman Hill claims Doherty interests aim to remove him by creating a new Corporation Commission that would assume the duties of the current Public Service device. He interprets the enacted law as a maneuver to sideline his office.
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Utilities Regulation Public Service
Thurman Hill
Doherty
Gormhission
Planing mill bid draws Lawrence locals to Denver
Twenty five years ago on a Saturday in March, Irving Hill plans a Denver trip to discuss locating the International Improvement Co planing mill here after a large guarantee fund is posted. Several Lawrence men take bonds for the venture. Miss Newman, a High School English and mathematics teacher, is out ill with Miss Murtaugh substituting. Robert Manley and Joe Dunkel arrive from Lake View with forty ducks. Mrs. W. W. Kilpatrick and family depart for San Jose, Charles Pettingill leaves town.
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Irving Hill
Denver
International Improvement ‘Co
Lawrence
Newman
Murtaugh
Robert Manley
Joe Dunkel
Lake “View
W. W. Kilpatrick
Famiy
San Jose
Charles Pettingill
Swedes Resent Liquor Tax Increase Threatens Strikes
The article reports Sweden’s 50 percent liquor tax raise to about 3 cents per quart, sparking labor groups to threaten strikes over Pratt system allowances. It also notes Belgium ordering Fairey Firefly interceptors and Fairey Fox day bombers from Britain.
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Stockholm
Britain
Puffy at Dinner and the Bean Teaped in Lap
Say's Puffy jokes that a bean on his plate teaped into his lap while Puss explains a world-famous high-jumping Mexican bean. Sergeant Tomaso notes troops moved across mountains toward Zion in March as detachments advance or wait for warm weather. William Bossum and Otho Belleme discuss the chain of posts and Major Riccoli commanding the force.
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Napoleon Niccoli
Marengo
Napoleon Riccoli
Vittorelli
Africa
William Bossum
Sailor Harris
Harris
Bossum
Joe Mummery
Otho Belleme
Ramononez
Legion
le Legionnaire
Madagascar
Senegal
Western Sahara
Mekazzen
Tant de
Joe
Persian Gulf
Otho
Tunt de Soif
Pere Poussin
Tant de Soif
William
Wil- Mont
Tomaso
Lezion
Man Ricketty
Riccoli
Lot
Stopyright
FL - Stebes
Jelly Bear Delights Children In Puddle Muddle Tale
In a playful scene Jelly Bear chases and then befriends children, rolling and tumbling before gently growling with a friendly grin. The kids climb aboard for a ride as Willy Nilly negotiates with wary adults, deciding to keep the bear closer home while letting occasional visits continue.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Jelly Bear
Willy Nilly
Stomach Defense Against Its Own Digestive Fluids
Dr Iago Galdsion explains how stomach cells resist their own acid and pepsin while digestion occurs. Pepsin within living cells protects against acid, while mucus lining and frequent small meals help prevent ulcers by buffering acid and shielding the mucous membrane.
The Little Church in Black and White
James Bennett Pritchard examines inaugural Bible choices through history, noting Old Testament preference and notable shifts. He highlights the Roosevelt Dutch Bible opened to First Corinthians and quotes Paul on love, urging faith hope and the supreme value of love for future enterprise.
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James
Bennett Pritchard
the Supreme Court
Grant
Coolidge
Roosevelts
Hoover
Franklin Dr Roosevelt
Bi monthly exams mark top performers at Yarneld
Bi monthly examinations were held at Yarneld March 9 and 10. Those averaging 90 or above include Louise Belles Ralph Houk Eula Bidinger Wilma Wulfauhle Lynn Belles Clifford Houk and Bernita Bidinger. Local residents visited relatives and attended gatherings across Topeka Kansas City and Lawrence with multiple families mentioned in weeklong social notes.
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Yarneld
Louise Belles
Ralph Houk
Eula Bidinger
Wilma Wulfauhle
Lynn Belles
Clifford Houk
Bernita Bidinger
Annie Nampschroeder
Topeka
Augustampschroeder
Jake Bidinger
Billie “Bahnmaier
Frank Houk
Geo. Haut
Theo. Walter
Kansas City
Lenexa
Local Social Notes From Sibley and Nearby
Ed Johnson has been taking assessments in the township with Miss Hannah Williams. Patricia Ann Marshall enjoyed Sunday with G W Harris in Lawrence while Lois McGee spent the afternoon with the Harris family. Mr. and Mrs. J E Williamson hosted a Sunday gathering at Vinland.
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Floyd Nisely
Fairview
J. T. Howard
Dora Peterson
Earl
Lawrence
George McClintock
Ruth
H. H. Randolph
Kansas City
G. W. Cooper
Roy Johnson
Ed Johnson
Charles Rumsey
Bowman
Esther
Earl Johnson
James Deay
Vinland
Homer Brownlee
Elsie
Wallace Brown
Airview
H. W. Marshall
Patricia Ann
Clarence Hubbard
Ken Vernon Dodson
Joe Dodson
Lois
Gerald
Tommy
Vernon McGee
Charles Dolt
Vinton Peters
J. T. Howard’s
Hannah Williams
J. E. Williamson
Lois McGee
G. W. Harris
Atricia Ann Marshall
History This Date: Beloit girls' school contract 1895
State board of public works awards contract for erection of a new building at the Beloit girls' industrial school in 1895. The item records a historical action by state authorities authorizing construction at the Beloit facility.
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State Board of Public Works
Girls’ Industrial School
Beloit
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