The Chosen Fast and Tariff Debates Across Nations
The column discusses religious themes from Isaiah and praises reciprocal tariffs tied to economic recovery. It notes Japan United States notes shaping Pacific relations, warns of naval parity talks, and mentions British concerns over an US Japan arms race. It also critiques royal privilege and INSULL jail arrangements as a lighter aside.
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Japan
United States
Pacific
Insull
Samuel Insull
Spring Arrives as Signs of Season Spread Wide
Spring has arrived with robins and tuning poets as farmers plan planting and pupils count ten weeks left in school. Almanac signs assert the season’s presence, with assessors busy and memories of saf suf ragas tea fading from younger minds as warmth returns.
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Poe
Weather Ready and Political Shakeup Ahead
An overcoat ready, forecasts watched, and coal kept handy as a spring snowstorm looms. The administration gains majorities in congress while Democrats who vote “wrong” face svlist scrutiny and limited help for GOP opponents in 1934 elections. About 200 Washington college professors tied to brain trust ideas may be employed outside policy shaping. Kansas spring crop acreage expected to drop S per cent for corn and total crop yields uncertain amid an unsettled growing season.
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Congress
Washington
Helena Circle
Brain Trust
United States
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa elects twenty six in Kansas Alpha meeting
The Kansas Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa elected twenty six members at last night’s meeting. Ten new members are from Lawrence including William Draper Mary Harkey and three others. Earlier last fall three Lawrence residents were chosen Janet Simons John Selig and Muriel Senor. Local news notes report travels and events for residents including visits by George and Mrs Carter of Glendale and Mrs Grigsby’s plans to perform in Paola. A Kansas City opera trip is noted for several residents and a Texas cattle ranch winter report is included.
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Yo Phi Beta Kappa
Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa
Lawrence
William Draper
Mary Harkey
David
Megil Hazeltine Richardson
Frank Ising
Nora Siler
Emily Tenney
Janet Simons
John Selig
Muriel Senor
George Carter
Glendale
Cal
Alva
Ledrue Carter
Jack Grigsby
Tead
Paola
Grigsby
Gentry Patterson
Murray Griesa
Texas
John Kilworth
Frank Strong
Madame Strong
Bee
Holmes
J. C. Holmes
J. S. Aelderson
Wa. Dunmire
Tr. W. Martin
A. W. Cunningham
Holmes Investment Co
Hutchinson
Gertrude Gilmore
Anna Sweeney
Mary Sweeney
Kansas City
E. Seaman
Mildred Seaman
Salome
Melvile Wood
J. A. Keeler
Mary Garden
Harlan Russell
Old Settler Charles Lotholz Dies in Eudora
Twenty five years ago notice reports the death of Charles Lotholz, longtime Eudora resident and pioneer of Dorel county. He died last night around 6 15 after weeks of illness, having lived in Eudora since its founding about five decades ago.
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Charles Lotholz
Eudora
Dorel's
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A brief comic vignette shows a boy narrating as his mother listens quietly to news and gossip. The mother does not speak much yet her listening proves entertaining in its own way. Copyright 1928 Publishers Syndicate.
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Publishers Syndicate
Banquet of United Commercial Travelers in Lawrence
The second annual banquet at Eldridge House drew 110 guests including members’ wives with New House orchestra providing music. Frank C. Durland was toastmaster and speakers included L Levy Burt E Brown Mrs Hattie Hinesley John M Fitch J L Brady and W W Cleland whose toast named Ray of Hope revealed a symbolic picture.
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Lotholz
Lawrence
United Commercial
Eldridge House
Newhouse
Frank C. Durland
L. Levy
Burt E. Brown
Hattie Hinesley
John M. Fitch
J. L. Brady
W. W. Cleland
A. C. Mitchell
Matson
Lita
Louis Menger
Los Angeles
Cal
George Metty
Moonlight biking and spring millinery in Forties era notes
Forty years ago on Thursday March 22 readers learned of Moonlight bicycle rides and spring millinery openings featuring Wiedemann’s ice cream parlors. Local lecture by Prof. C G Dunlap at Kansas University on The Book of Job opens to the public. Fishing at Lake View draws praise as Lawrence youths catch over ten crappies. New millinery stock arrives from Miss McDonough and Harris. A low flatboat bound for New Orleans docks near the dam with four men and Capt Curtis at the helm, Curtis noted as Congressman Charlie Curtis’s father. George E. Little travels to California. van McBride returns from Los Angeles. G A R hall hosts Sons of Veterans program with Edith E Hayes, Paul Luckan, Joe Landrey and others, including a quartet and solos.
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Wiedemann
Panera
C. G. Dunlap
Kansas University
Lake View
Lawrence
McDonough
Harris
Kansas City
New Orleans
Curtis
Dicker
Charlie Curtis
Topeka
George E. Little
California
van McBride
Los Angeles
Wyandotte County Warrants Stolen and Cashed
In 1896 Wyandotte County officials uncover widespread theft of old county warrants, revealing multiple warrants were stolen and cashed, prompting county action to address the fraud and secure future payments.
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Wyandotte County
Dutch Program Feature at First Methodist Church Tonight
Pre Easter meetings highlight a Dutch program by Mrs Ralph Shirk native of Holland in Dutch costume. Sermon topics include Golden Shields and Honest Lives and The Problem of Religious Consistency. Rev Robert A Hunt continues theme Persistent Problems That Persuade People with tests of right and wrong.
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First Methodist Church
Ralph Shirk
Shirk
Holland
Robert A. Hunt
Harmony Circle of the Church
The Tragedy Of X Barnaby Ross Serial Mystery
A serialized mystery unfolds as Harley Longstreet dies on a trolley from a poisoned hand scratch. Detective Thumm and District Attorney Bruno pursue DeWitt with aid from actor-turned-witness Drury Lane, while a complex web of alibis and disguises deepens the case.
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Harley Longstreet
Oraker
Gucate
Cherry Browne
DeWitt
Fern
Longstreets
Jeanne
Christopher Lord
Cherry
Pollux
Ahearn
Lane
Weehawken
Allan
Charles Wood
Wearl
Wood
Guiness
Hicks
Cremos
Obituary for Davie Ann Camac of Vinland and Ottawa
Davie Ann Camac, born July 5, 1857 in Palestine Illinois, died March 16, 1984 in Vinland at age 76. She married Daniel W. Keller in 1874 producing two children, and after his death remarried William Deay in 1891 with two more children. She joined Rosco then Vinland Church of Christ and was faithful. Survived by two daughters, four stepchildren, eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral March 18 at Vinland Church of Christ conducted by C E Andrews and others, burial in Deay cemetery.
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Davie Ann Camac
Allan D
Nancy Camac
Palestine
Ill
Vinland
Kansas
Ottawa
Daniel W. Keller
Keller
Marrriage
William Deay
Deay
Rosco
W. D. Lane
Winfield
Church of Christ
C. E. Andrews
Owen Mitchell
Perry Harrin
Alice Mitchell
Jesus
Jeaste Deay
Rollie Deay
Lester Deay
Howard Deay
Dale Love
Eugene Deay
Deay Cemetery
Elephants Play Water Ball in Bathing Fun
A Mary Graham Bonner piece shows elephants enjoying a splashy bath as they play water ball. The scene features callers and eager players, with one large elephant eager to throw and another to catch, though the catch proves slow.
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Mary Graham Bonner
No Sharing of the Pond Sparks Circus Delays
Willy Nilly and the ducks protest a pond dispute as elephants splash and play with a ball. The Signor ignores them and plans to exercise the elephants while Grandma and Grouchy Galump may complain. Christopher Columbus Crow notes the Galumps are away visiting relatives as a splash ends with water everywhere.
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Mrs. Quacko Duck
Mr. Quacko
Willy Nilly
Signor
Christopher Columbus
Cancer Immunity Studies From Berlin Researchers
A 26 year pursuit of cancer immunization from the University of Berlin Cancer Research Institute is highlighted. Dr Braunstain’s experiments with Berlin and Moscow mice explore spleen derived anti cancer substances called Splendotheran and their role in altering susceptibility, signaling a significant but not yet curative advance. Tomorrow smallpox vaccination is scheduled after marriage of John Bicknell and Della Pratt in Topeka.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Cancer Research Institute
The
University of Berlin
Braunstein
Berlin
Moscow
Automobile Deductions Under State Income Tax Rules
The article outlines allowable automobile deductions for income tax, noting that buying a car cannot be deducted, but costs for maintenance and operation can. When used exclusively for business, expenses like gas, oil, repairs, garage rent, depreciation, registration fees, licenses, personal property tax, and interest are deductible. Damages from business use and insurance gaps may also yield deductions, plus insurance on business vehicles.
Congress Ends Era of Travel Pay for Defeated Members
Washington D C daybook notes worry among House members as Norris anti-lame duck amendment takes effect. With Roosevelts calls for extra sessions unlikely, defeated incumbents must pay own way home and back if they return to Washington to settle affairs. Analysts warn up to 75 turnovers could see many familiar faces depart Capitol Hill when this session ends.
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Washington
House
Irving
Congress
Roosevelt
Capitol
Uncle Sam
Ship-Shane
Acea
Capital Hill
Flashes of Life Domes: Divorce Suit and Oddities Across States
A. Peck and Eliza Ann Peck divorce case advances in Walla Walla with cruelty claims and repeated interlocutory decrees since 1924. Other items report Easter rabbit shipments to New York, a Tipton man’s tax return mishap due to not swearing, and a Pennsylvania woman evading arrest by an alibi involving foot mash.
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Associated
Prest
Walla Walla, Wash
A. Peck
Eliza Ann Peck
Abe
Tipton
New York
Tipieneka
Kan
Harve Motter
Topeka
Harve ‘Menral
Internal Revenue
The
Revenue Bureau
Fle
Cable News in Brief: Global Crises and Conflicts
Inport Said freighter alert grows as Samuel Ingall vanishes on voyage to Suez. Tokyo reports naval, military, and civilian groups aiding 150000 homeless after Hakodate fire. Paris notes Russia near League of Nations entry. Panama freight through canal rises. Rouen records deadly tanker explosion. Laaz cites Bolivian-Paraguayan clashes with Russian officers. Vienna hints republic word absent from new Austrian constitution.
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Samuel Ingall
Sues Canal
Tokyo
Oveen
Hakodate
Varis
Russia
League of Nationa
Colon
Panama
Panama Canal
Paris
Mra
Gordon -Switz
Rouen
Laaz
Chaco
Louis
Germain Martin
United States
Vienna
Republic
Exposition guest from Spain at Columbian Exposition
The Duke of Veragua, descendant of Columbus, attended the Columbian Exposition in Chicago as Spain's representative and was welcomed by the U S government and public. Separately, Washington action limited naval contract profits to ten percent over ten thousand dollars under the Vinson treaty naval bill, while a separate measure authorized four hundred million dollars for highway recovery funds.
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U. S
Duke
Veragua
Christopher, Columbus
United States
Chicago
America
En User Eran
Spain
Washington
House
Senate
House Roads Committee
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