Allen Defends Reed Occupancy In Kansas Mansion
Arkansas City March 20 The Arkansas City Traveler publishes Senator Henry J. Allen’s letter replying to Will J. French state auditor’s charge about Reed's occupancy of the executive mansion while Reed was Allen’s secretary and the Capper home rent. Allen argues the arrangement cost the state nothing and avoided caretaker costs. he notes Capper did not use the mansion and describes custodial funding and past appropriations. The piece also outlines French’s bond-related disappropriation charges and frames the dispute as a public records matter rather than personal feud.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Arkansas City Traveler
Henry J. Allen
Will J. French
State Auditor
Allen
Clyde M. Reed
French
Capper
F Reed
Reed
Henry Allen
Senator Capper
Senator Allen
France
Washington
United States
Ontexpense
Clyde M. Redd
William A. Smyth
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and Academic Honors
Baldwin residents hosted visitors en route between Pittsboro and Kansas. Luther Tyler and companions spent a night at Dream Haven after attending Jaymin’s in Kansas City. Katherine Moore, Baker University senior, won a history fellowship at the University of Kansas for next year. Mary Lockwood, Emporia State teacher, visited Baldwin with her parents. Chester Holcombe received a promotion at Santa Fe and moved to Chicago to join the treasurer’s department.
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Luther ‘Tyler
Baldwin
Dream Haven
William A. Quayle
Allie Gayle Quayle
Pittsboro
Kansas City
Katherine Moore
Baker
Humboldt
University of Kansas
Alice Severy
Anna Wilson
Methodist Conference
Clarence If. Holcombe
Topeka
First Methodist Church
and M Holcombe
Holcombe
Chester, Holcombe
Clyde W. Qdom
Warren
Vincent
Mary Lockwood
Emporia State ‘Teachers’ College
Baldain
Lockwood
J. C. Scott
Ella Wise
Fremont Street
Bth
Fremont Streets
Gerald Lockwood
Dewey
Oklo
Eldorado
Emmett ‘Brown
Mr. Brown
Chester Holcombé
Santa Fe
Chicago
Local Social Notes From Eudora and Nearby Towns
Miss Velma Smith spent Saturday and Sunday with home folk in Ottawa. R. A. Murray of Kansas City spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley. Miss Margaret Zillner of Kansas City visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zillner. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Daucherry moved to the Hatcher property on Church Street. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sheldon dined with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Thomason of Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zicsenis and daughter Aileen and Miss Clara Neustifter of Lawrence spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Eder. Ralph Greiner returned home after several months with relatives in Gorham Kansas.
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Clement Zillner
Harold Phillips
Topeka
George Schubert
Arno Ziesenis
Kansas University
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Mary Cross
Carl Cross
Kansas City
Knoeppli
Colony
Kan
Dudne Terrill
William Roe
Gloria
McNeal
Sophia Gerstenberger
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
William Lisele
Franklin
Christine Kisela
George Broers
Chester Moody
Opal Warsop
DeSoto
Arleta
Cleo Grimes
Eleanor Barta
Arleta Wilson
Weaver
Mahlon Cox
Louie Bartz
Waldo Durr
Dunior
Otto Durr
Pegey Louise
Olathe
Leon Durr
Billy
Augusta Durr
Theodore Hauck
Conrail Attenbernd
Dimnner
C. B. Cory
Robert
Ward
Richard
Schubert Theater
Tena Schlegel
William Miskimmer
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Belleview
Jake Schuster
St. Louis
John Schuster
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Alfred Eisele
Ton Westheilfer
Ohn Moody
Morton Davis
John] Wesley
John Sommers
Paul Sommers
George Jennings
Lawrencr
Clement Fillner
Sommers
Paul Somovrs
Gladys Red
Geraldine Reece
Garnett Hughes
Marian Hughes
Clifford Fisele
Haworth Teague
Willian Smith
Detocter
Eloise
Carl
Sundwe
Stoipy
A. J. Smith
Theodore Tauck
Clara
Noonan
John
Himsinseids
Phoebe Westheffer
Kaw Valley
Mattie Kindred
Ethel Bohnsack
Jack Crawford
Frank Bryant
Allen Westerhouse
Fred Schlegel
Olive Dailey
Doris Everley
Wysadotte
Stanley ‘High ‘School
Guy Grimes
Jack Grimes
Lake View
Robert Cox
Laura Cooper
Kenneth Cooper
Will Stadler
Albert Neustifter
Providence Hospital
Neustifter
Frank Greiner
Allan Beatty
Don Minerva
Rebekah Lodge
Jessie Grimes
Bernice Davis
Mary Mertz
Nellie Daugherty
Lulu Lothholz
Rose Lothholz
Henrietta Harris
Thelma Haverty
Rose Starr
Catharan Roe
Louise Luncan
Alma Sewald
J. L. L. Club
Wendlein Schehrer
Edna Zillner
Delia Zimmerman
William Trefz
Independence
Grabske
J. D. Adams
Presbyterian Church
Velma Smith
Ottawa
R.A. Murray
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Joe. Zillner
Clarence Daucherry
Hatcher
Church Street
C.F. Sheldon
Castoria Advertisement Promotes Safe Child Relief
This vintage ad urges parents to use Castoria for colic or diarrhea and to keep a bottle at home. It recommends dosing for coated tongues or bad breath in children and claims Castoria should be used until they grow. The genuine product bears Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on the wrapper.
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Jack
Chas. H. Fletcher
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Praise
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe and popular laxative. Claiming a doctor’s prescription origin and success in thousands of cases, it emphasizes gradual daily use and global availability.
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Dr. Caldwell
Pr. Caldwell
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