Central Oklahoma News Puts Focus on Highway Contracts
The article discusses Governor Reed's push to end questionable methods in highway contracting. It notes the highway commission will oversee major contracts under new rules, urges scrutiny of offside deals, and cites a county official about alleged side payments. It also mentions election preparation and film industry trends affecting production.
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Reed
The
Highway Commission
Highway ‘Commission
Entitniahlowers
State Highway Commission
Commission
World Court Formula Aimed At U S Involvement
A Geneva formula for U S adherence to the world court may face scrutiny from both American critics and European governments. The plan, linked to Kellogg antiwar treaties, seeks a substitute for war as national policy and prompts questions about America’s role in European conflicts.
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United States
Geneva
Elihu Root
Hay International
America
Unon
Lawrence Welcomes Families From Troy Ohio and Near by
The old home town reports Mr C B Mitchell and wife arriving from Troy Ohio to settle in Lawrence with plans for several more families and merchants to move in soon. A S Johnson returns from Canyon City Colorado and notes residents thriving. Leadville silver country excitement rises as about 160 pass Canyon City daily. County jail work discussed with Windt of Burlington. Judge Usher accepts nomination for major, promising a capable service despite personal cost.
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C. B. Mitchell
Lawrence
Troy
Ohio
Mitchell
Lawrences
Mr. Mitchell
Eidemiller
A. S. Johnson
Canyon City
Colo
G. W. Babcock
Puebla
Leadville
Cliff
Adville
T. M. Tener
Ride
Nour & Baker's
Ford
Ithe County Commissioners
C. L. Wind
Burlington
Ona
Wundt
Northwestern
Usher
Washington
Meyer
Social Notes From Twenty Five Years Ago
Mrs H B Newsott hosted yesterday for bee ie mathee. Miss Alice Sinclair to entertain twelve friends March 28 for Miss Gertrude Andrews. Miss Ida Hyde to speak in Brussels next August. first American woman to earn a German university degree after Cornell. J Mendenhall ill at home on Tennessee street. L C Wilson returned from Florida after six weeks away. Union ladies hosted a pleasant afternoon at Mrs Lyter on New York Street with sixteen attendees. prize won in flinch. Hertan Brown and wife welcomed twin boys born this morning.
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H. B. Newsott
Ten Years Ago in Lawrence Paleontology and Appointments
Ten years ago on Tuesday March 19 Lawrence saw L Sternberg accept a head paleontology position with the Royal Ottawa museum field party to tour the Alb cinau fields collecting specimens. Charles Sternberg, noted paleontologist and author, is his father. C M Sternberg heads the Ottawa museum’s paleontology department. Sherwin P Kelly, former Lawrence boy and KU engineering graduate, was named assistant geology instructor at KIU for the second semester starting Tuesday, returning from the army and currently in New York City.
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L. Sternberg
Ontario
Ir. Sternberg
Charles Sternberg
Anothe
C. M. Sternberg
Royal Ottawa Museum
Ottawa
Sherwin Kelly
Sherwin P. Kelly
Themas Schools
En- University of Engineering
K.iu
Kelly
Army
New,York City
Granger
Club officers and guests on receiving line at party
Officers of the club were named and out of town speakers on the receiving line included Mrs. W O Bryan Mrs One Mersin Mrs Latimer Mrs T F Head one son Mrs John Senior of Waverly Kansas and Miss Effig Graham of Topeka The birthday party for Fay Miller entertained sixteen little girls this afternoon with Mrs H H Miller hosting delightful.
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W. O'Bryan
O Ne Mersin
Latimer
T.F. Head
John Senior
Waverli Kans
Effig Graham
Topeka
Miller
Fay
Officer Dead in Brooklyn Feud Over Liquor Trade
Patrolman Daniel Maloney 27 died on way to hospital after a gun battle erupted in Bay Ridge. Thomas Cornell 33 Harold Richard 41 and gang leader Charles Higgins 28 were questioned as police tied the feud to control of the local liquor business. Six pistols found, including Maloney’s service weapon, in the street.
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New York
Brooklyn
Daniel Maloney
Tower Inn Hospital
Thomas Cornell
Maloney
Harold Richard
Cornell
Richard
Charles Higgins
Charles McGarty
Connell
Higgins
Leff
Owl's Head
Bay Ridge
Foch Shows Mixed Signs As Night Passes
Paris March 19 AP Marshal Foch had a quiet night with improved general condition though weakness persisted. Temperature normal around 98.6 while pulse remained irregular above 100. He ate a light breakfast and insisted on seeing his chief of staff General Weygand. Winston Churchill visited at his home.
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Paris
Foch
General Weygand
Winston Churchill
Presents Orient Plan Lessing Arrangements Before Interstate Commerce Body
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad seeks approval from the Interstate Commerce Commission to lease and operate its new system. Kansas City Mexico and Orient of Kansas would be leased by the Atchison system while Orient Texas, about 250 miles of road, would be leased by Panhandle and Santa Fe and Atchison subsidiary. The arrangement would dissolve Orient as an independent unit. Also reported is the theft of a radiator cap from a new Ford on Massachusetts street.
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Washington
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas City
Mexico and
Orient
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mexico
Orient of Kansas
Atchison, System
Orient Company of Texas
Panhandle and Santa Fe
Atchison
Orient System
Massachusetts Street
Roland DeWatteville
Ohio Street
Kansas History Highlights March 9 1835 Court Sketch
The Leavenworth Commercial recalls the first Kansas territory court held on March 9, 1835. Peter O Conver, a noted Kansas printer from 1835, is recorded as deceased in Pennsylvania. B F Simp, Miami County native, is confirmed United States marshal.
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Leavenworth Commercial
Kansas Territory
Kansas
Pennsylvania
B. F. Simp
Miami County
Marking Joan of Arc exploits on 500th anniversary tribute
The article describes plans to place stone tablets tracing Joan of Arc from Domremy to Rouen, marking key moments such as lifting the Orleans siege, Crown of Charles VII at Rheims, and her death. The memorial spans 18 months and covers over 3000 miles, honoring her 14 month campaign.
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Joan of Arc
Orleans
France
Domremy
Dauphin
Chinon
Rheims
Charles VII
St. Dens
Paris
Rouen
Joan
Hardshins
Impris- Jonuniens
Compeignes
German Press Weighs U S Entry to World Court
Berlin dispatch notes mixed German commentary on American adhesion to the permanent court of international justice. Vorwaerts warns the Root plan creates a dangerous privilege undermining international justice, urging respect for sovereignty and potential veto power.
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Berlin
Permanent Court of Internationl Justice
World Court
United States
Social Democratic Vorwaerts
Washington
League of Nations
Hague
Farmers blame tariff system in Corn Belt meeting
In Des Moines on March 19, the Corn Belt federation of farm organizations denounced the tariff as forcing farmers to buy in protected markets and sell in a free world market. They endorsed the McNary-Haugen plan but kept an open mind for better agricultural legislation. Two committees were formed to study tariff impacts and to confer with southern and eastern farm groups.
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Dee Moines
Iowa
Corn Belt Federation of Farm Organizations
Congress
Milo Reno
Iowa Farmers’ Union
Frank Murphy
Wheaton
Minn
C. E. Huff
Salina
Kans
William Settle
Indianapolis
South
East
Fishing holes for Hoover sought in Maryland Virginia
President Hoover may fish at streams in Maryland and Virginia during summers. The Rapidan river headwaters in Madison county Virginia are leased for 18 miles of trout waters with a lodge planned and a road to Madison courthouse costing 314000. Lease indefinite, a new fishing area for the White House secretary. Edith L Springer named manager of Sharon's ready to wear in Lawrence moving from Arkansas City.
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Washington
Hoover
Maryland
Virginia
Lawrence Richey
White House
Rapidan River
Madison County
Shenandoah Nations
Edith L ‘Springer
Lawrence
Sharon
Lead Price Update by American Smelting and Refining
New York market report notes American Smelting and Refining company raising lead price from 7.25 to 7.50 cents per pound amid trading activity. The change reflects market shifts and supplier adjustments for base metal futures and spot sales.
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Tsu
New -York
Har
American Smelt Ting and Refining Company
Lawrence area social roundup with visits and calls
Worden and Lawrence residents visited friends and relatives in the area on Thursday through Sunday. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johanning, Ben Horst, C G Schwartz, Nellie Winterman and family, Faye, Sovhia Heim, Ed Johanning, J W Breithaupt and Winona, August Fleer, Louis Schwartz, Erna Dorothea, Alfred Lyons, Carl Plambeck, Elisabeth, Joe Banks, Saul Owens, Rev A Mastin, Hazel Lynch, Irene Lynch, Sophia Heim, Fred Heim, Ted Wacker, Walter Fleer, John Stoebener, J W Johanning, Harley Lyons, Alvin Stahel, Oscar and Hattie Schwartz, and D W Johan ning. The bi monthly exams at Central school and farm work assistances noted.
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Henry Johanning
Lawrence
Ben Horst
C.G. Schwartz
Charles Nuffer
Nellie Wintermantel
Faye
Sovhia Heim
Frank Pate
Amrs
Wm. Neibrugge
Karl
Martha
Milton
Ed Johennisig
Winona
August Fleer
Louisa Schwartz
Erna
Dorothea
John, Lyons
Alfred
Baldwin
Chas, Rappard, Sr
Edwin Schreiber
Jobi Elm
C. G. Schwartz
Carl Plimbeck
Elisabeth
John Stoebener
Frank Kaiserman
Joe Banks
Saul Qwens
Bethel
A. Mastin
Hazel
Irene Lynch
Sophia Heim
Young Peoples Institute
Trinity
Oscar
Hattie Schwartz
D. W. Johanning
High Prairie
Fred’ Heim
son_Raymond
Ottawa
Carl Plambeck
Dave Heffner
Floyd
Will Lynch
J. W
Breithaupt
Simon
Gertrude Schott
William Broeker
John Stoeen Horst
Henry Young
Dave’ Heffner
Elmer Wintermante
Faye Wintermante
Ekend
Walter Harbour
Ivan Schwartz
Supt
Lane
Central School
Mary Stoebener
Wm. Simon
Warden League
H. L. Cheney
Betty Jane
Emporia
C. A. Michael
Guy Charles
Dorothy Jean
Vassar
Guy
Deskines
Stella
Richard
Robert Mastin
Fred
Charles
Leland Breithhupt
Otto Stoebener
John Lyons
Harley
John Elin
Harold
Charley Crawford
Ernest Johanning
Arnold
Walter Stoebener
Homer
Fred Hein
J. W. Breithaupt
Weaver
Kiowa County
Toncka
Frank Lutz
Worden
Henry Hornberger
Dorothy
Anna Hornberger
J We Breithaupt
Frances
Ruth
Will Pippert
Walter
Glenn Schwartz
Fred Heim
Kansas City
Kenneth
Frank Williams
Clyde Bond
Wellsville
Im Leach
Centropolis
Guy Deskines
Alfred Lyons
Mac
Donald Rappard
Johnnie Breithaupt
Albert Schwartz
Topeka
Schwerta
Parl Eyeman
E. W. Deskines
Bald- Iwin
Richard Mastin
Paulie
Jose Heffner
Fern
Arlie
Martha Neibrugge
Plambeck
Is Ivs
Florence
Margaret Heim
Jweto
Anna Hoffman
Helen Heppner
Alt
Ted
Roy Schwalm
Lester Leach
Henry Stoebener
Hazell
Irene
Glennie Schwartz
Raymond Heim
Donald Breithaupt
Leonard Warren
Louisa Schwartz Erna
Pauline Stoebener
Will Heppner
Harley Lyons
Elmer
Saat
Mae
Norms Stockene
Ethel Pugoset
Pauline Simon
Tester Kalb
John Cline
Gay Deskines
Oscar Lutz
Dell Greenfield
Baby
Near Overbrook
Worden area social notes and local visits
A lengthy list of calls visits and errands across Worden Ottawa and surrounding towns recounts friends neighbors and relatives stopping by each other homes attending religious events and social gatherings. Many entries mention the Stoebeners Breithaupts Heffners Simon desks and Lutz families with frequent travel to Lawrence Baldwin and Topeka for shopping sales and community events.
Local social notes from a Saturday and Thursday visits
Mrs JW Breithaupt and daughter Winona visited Saturday afternoon. Ben Horst and John Stoebener called at Henry Stoebener home Saturday evening. Oscar and Otto Stoebener spent Saturday afternoon with John Lyons and Harley as callers. Mrs Ben Horst spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Edwin Schreiber. Mrs George Puvage helped John Moses with wood.
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Oscar
Otto Stoebener
John Lyons
Harley
J .W. Breithaupt
Ben Horst
John Stoebener
Henry Stoebener
George Puvage
John Moses
JW. Breithauptan
Winona
Edwin Schreiber
Charles Beine Dies at 83 in Douglas County Funeral Held
Charles Beine son of Wm and Annagien Moss Heine born January 25 1846 in De Smilde Drenthe Holland came to the United States in 1809. He and his family lived in Illinois Iowa Missouri before settling in Marion township Douglas County in 1880 where he lived with brothers John and William for 49 years. A lifelong Methodist and Bible reader he died February 20 at about 8 am at age 83 years 26 days. He leaves two brothers two nephews and two nieces and many relatives. Funeral at Worden Evangelical church Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev J W Bolton and Rev M Martin. burial Worden cemetery. Also notes sale of a 1033 acre ranch in Chase County.
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Charles Beine
Annagien Moss Heine
de Smilde
Provines Drenthe
Helland
United States
Lena
Ill
Iowa
Missouri
Johnson County
Kan
Marion Township
Douglas County
John
William
Methodist Church
Bethel M. 2
Overbrook
Worden Evangelical Church
J. W. Bolton
M. Martin
Buria
Worden Cemetery
Albert Rogler
Chase County
Fred Howard
Magon Crocker
Matfield Green
Mothers Learn Uses of Magnesia for Expectant Mothers
An advertorial piece highlights Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for morning sickness and digestion during pregnancy and after, noting its superiority to lime water for neutralizing cow’s milk for infant feeding. It promotes 25c and 50c bottles and offers a free informational booklet by mail from the Phillips Chemical Co.
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Magnesia
Peros
Phillips
U.S
Chas
Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillips
Phillips Co
Hudson St
New York
N. Y
Wife Sues For Divorce Over Alleged Neglect
Mrs. atte E Crooks of 1131 Tennessee Street filed for divorce from husband Plumber B Crooks in district court. She asks custody of their minor children in the petition.
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Atte E. Crooks
Tennessee Street
District Court
B. Crooks
Danderine Hair Care Praised By New York Star
A New York performer in Rio Rita extols Danderine for soft, manageable hair. She notes the product leaves her hair glossy and dandruff free, reduces washing, and keeps scalp clean, praising its fragrance and non oily feel. She credits friends’ compliments to the regimen.
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Ziegfeld
New York
Miss Hargrave
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