Democratic Battle and Tax Outlook Reflected Across Nation
The piece surveys Democratic infighting between Roosevelt and Smith camps ahead of primaries in California Alabama and South Dakota as delegates are chosen. It notes Norris possibly nominated by Democrats but returns him as a Nebraska Republican at home. It also discusses Kansas and North Dakota repeal sentiment, rising local budget pressures from lower valuations, and a Metropolitan Opera resignation with its peculiar privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Norris
Huey Long
Louisiana
Norris
Roosevelt
Smith
Democratic Party
California
Alabama
South Dakota
Literary Digest
Kansas
North Dakota
Honolulu Case Trials Stir Public Sympathy and Travel Outlook
Clarence Darrow faced failure in what was billed as his last major criminal case as jury dissent kept verdict unresolved. Public sympathy grew for defendants who claimed they sought justice after an attack on Mrs Massie, while tourism and commerce in Honolulu faced risk from ongoing legal upheaval and concerns over public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Clarence Darrow
Massie
Kansas Brains Go Abroad as Two Kansans Wed
A commentary on the marriage of Henrietta Allen to Julius Holmes highlights Kansas's notable export of educated youth. The piece lauds the couple as bright, capable Kansans destined for the world, while lamenting the loss to the state and hoping they remain steadfastly tied to Kansas in spirit and return someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Henrietta Allen
Henry J. Allen
Allen
Julius Holmes
Lawrence
Emporia Gazette
Old Home Town News and Quarter Century Event
Alex Mitchell travels to Philadelphia. Miss Lillian Marks visits Mrs. Sam Bishop. Walter Kennedy resizes his Vermont street home. A Monroe repairs his elegant West Lawrence residence. Mrs DaLee’s home on Tennessee street is being repainted. Judge L. S. Steele moves into 1210 Ohio street. Petrie Davis suffers a serious chest injury at the high school from a thrown ball. The Quarter Centennial celebration at the high school honors the Board of Education’s formation. Italia sung by the High School Chorus leads to programs by Edith Hayes, Edith Adams, Stella Robbins, and remarks by Kimball, Newman, Edwards, Grovenor, Prentiss, McAlister, and Marvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Mitchell
Philadelphia
Lillian Marks
Newton
Sam Bishop
Walter Kennedy
Vermont Street
A. Monroe
West Lawrence
DaLee
Tennessee Street
L. S. Steele
Ohio Street
E. W. Lucas
Petrie Davis
Board of Education
Italia
Edith Hayes
Edith Woods
Harriet Ayers
Louise Wiedemann
Mamie Adams
Lavinaj Butler
Frank Roberts
March
Cordley
Edith Adams
Samuel Kimball
Albert Newman
C. L. Edwards
G. Grovenor
S. B. Prentiss
C. W. McAlister
Dr. Marvin
Mrs Glaser’s 25 Years Milestone Noted
A brief social note marks twenty five years since Mrs. Joseph Glaser of St. Louis joined her husband in married life. The item highlights a personal milestone in a local society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaser
Joseph Glaser
St. Louis
Poor Pa by Vauds Callan
A 1925 Publishers Syndicate humor item presents Poor Pa by Vauds Callan. The piece offers light social comedy centered on a father figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vbauds Callan
Publishers Syndicate
Luncheon honored guest Mrs Sol Marks at party
Mrs Sol Marks was the guest of her sister Mrs J H Cohn at a one o'clock luncheon attended by twenty. Musical numbers by Mrs Glaser and Mrs H E Don Carlos followed. Prizes went to Mrs L O MelIntire and Mrs Sol Marks. Adele Marks assisted the hostess. Thieves stole about $30 in property from Clarence Hall's home on Tennessee street. Miss Anna Troutman of Topeka will visit Miss Ethel Sweeney during the inter scholastic track meet. Miss Jean Bridwell left for Lexington Mo after visiting here. C E Martin of Clinton township brought in nine wolf scalps and collected nine dollars bounty. Mrs J W Brannon arrived from Portland to spend the summer with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Marks
J. H. Cohn
Cohn
Glaser
H. E. Don Carlos
Kansas City
Daisy
Ethel Hoar
C. E. Martin
Clinton Township
J. W. Brannon
Portland
Ore
W. H. Johns
P. O. Convention in Wichita and local notes
Ten years ago May 2 reports show Pr B O Convention to be in Wichita with Mrs O O Stoland and Mrs BE Bleck traveling as delegates. Other items include Gen Metcalf returning from Hays, a graduating recital by Nadine Cox and Elizabeth Coots with Madge Palmer as accompanist, and notices of Prof Griffith's departure after a family funeral in Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. B. O
Wichita
O. O. Stoland
Lawrence
BE. A. Bleck
W. S. Metcalf
Hays
Nadine Cox
Elizabeth Coots
Fraser Hall
Madge Palmer
Cox
William A. Griffith
The
University
California
Lucinda Griffith
Griffith
Margaret H Griffith
Kansas City
Emporia
Magic Maker’s Arctic Alpine Flight Through Scotland to South America
John and Peggy with Surpris es and the Magic Maker travel from Russia to the Swiss Alps by plane. They observe chamois learning to jump and bond with the wild, then fly to Scotland to see red deer and grouse before continuing toward South America, with the pilot awaiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Peggy
Surprises
Russia
Wolves
Mink
Alon
Swiss Alps
Chamois
Scotland
Highlands
South America
Cyclone Damage Hits Lebanon Kansas in 1894
Damaging cyclone sweeps Lebanon in Smith county causing widespread destruction as reports note the event in a historical Kansas context. Concurrently a St. Louis bowling tourney update records three pin mark breaks in three days of the women’s singles event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Smith County
St. Louis
To Have And To Hold
Captain Ralph and Percy travel from England to Jamestown amid political danger and a looming attack. Jocelyn Leigh weds Captain Percy, while Perseys wife risks herself seeking him after a reckon with Lord Carnal. A forest pursuit, pirate capture, and Native ally lift the siege as Ralph saddles for battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Percy
Virginia Planter
Jamestown
Jocelyn Leigh
Syehar
Lord Carnal
Hera Percy
Indiana
Carnal
Nantauquas
Opechancanough
Tercy
Diccan
Diccan Start For Jamestowwn
Dieron
Verey
Chapter XXXVI In Which My Lord and Part Company
Ralph Percy enters a guest room to confront Bucking ham’s agent. The Italian poisoner lies dead, while Buckingham schemes and Jocelyn Leigh’s future hovers in danger. A letter reveals a royal treaty to wed Jocelyn Leigh to Percy as Buckingham departs to sail with the George.
Christian Science Sunday service and broadcast notes
The May 1 service at Christian Science Churches featured a lesson sermon on overcoming faults with the Golden Text from Galatians and Ezekiel scripture. It cites a Mary Baker Eddy excerpt urging insight into evil thought and the broadcast of the entire service Sundays at 1:00 PM over WREN 1220 kilohertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Churches
Christ
House of Israel
Ezel
Tim Christian Science
Mary Gaker Eddy
Dlo Om
Wren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-World
Byum Women Company
J. W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Telephone
Lorenzen &Hompson
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
Broadway
Kansas Ci Coca Cola
Star
Atlanta
Waiton
Bulding
Detroit
General ‘Motors
Bidz
Associated Press
Audat Bureau OF Circulations
Bourbon
Dougac
Metropolitan Opera Company
Ini
Nora
Rachel Hutt
J. E. Hutt
William Shackleford, Jr
Sadie Hutt
Lydia C. Hutt
Ed Hutt
W. L. Hutt
Kathryn
Tommy Reed
Fort Worth
Texas
Ben Lantz
Ben
Salina
Art Wood
Lydia Wood
Anna Hutt
Walnut Grove
Laura Claxton
Claxton
Master Rolfe
Rolfe
Jocelyn
Sandys
Jeremy Sparrow
Wert
Lady Wyatt
Palisade
Lardy Wyatt
England
Virginia
Silver River
George
Esperance
John West
Minifie’s
Crashaw
Weyanoke
Buckingham
Ralph Percy
Nicole
Tere
Joes
Jas
Master Bucke
George Villiers
James Stewart
Ward
Meyer
Rolfer
Humphry
House
Morris Chaloner
West
Pamunkey
Anarrow
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
By Lawrence
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!