Inflation and political clash over gold and styles
The piece questions inflation policy as Roosevelt gains power and cites Charles S. Thomas of Colorado challenging the gold surrender order. It notes gold’s private property concern, government value loss, and inflationary risk, alongside New York politics and a Kansas City community improvement campaign tackling unemployment and prices.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Avill
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
Thomas
Insull
Government Bus Carries Prisoners Through Lawrence
A large federal justice department bus passed through Lawrence carrying about forty men. The vehicle, marked as federal property, was transferring prisoners from a federal prison to a new reformatory at El Reno Oklahoma. Observers noted the government’s concern for efficiency and wondered about the implications of travel in style.
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Lawrence
Federal Department of Justice
Leavenworth
el Reno
Okla
Federal
Federal Reformatory
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Department of Justice
Local notices and travels mix in town paper
In Memorial hospital Mrs. Frank Wade to be discharged next week after two weeks post operative stay. Mrs. Joe Sturdy of 100 Milnois street is seriously ill with pleural pneumonia. Mrs. W. H. R. visiting her son Russell Riggs at 2136 Kentucky Street. Riggs home in Kansas City. George Struble departs this week for the Philippine Islands to teach. Four School of Fine Arts graduates to perform in recitals next week at Fraser Hall and First Baptist church. Madison Bell leaves Haskell Indians coaching to take Texas Christian University football job at Fort Worth. Mrs. F. W. Gaunt plans yearlong world trip, sailing from San Francisco with daughters and Mrs. Williams. Women attend a Topeka luncheon hosted by Mrs. Hallett and Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Miller hosts a bridge for Miss Rosalea Newman. high prize to Mrs. Stubbs, low to Miss Mack 38, and Mrs. Lindley attends England trip set for Eights Week and Commemoration Week at Oxford. husband to receive degree in June and stay until January.
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Frank Wade
Memorial Hospital
Joe Sturdy
Milnois
Street
Russell R- Riggs
Kentucky Street
Riggs
Kansas City
George Struble
Phillipine Islands
Madison Bell
Haskell Indians
Texas
Christian University At
Fort Worth
Center College
Lawrence
San Francisco
Honolulu
Yokohama
Gaunt
Marjorie
Madge
Marie Gaunt
Frank R. Williams
Norton, Kan
Topeka
John Hallett
H. Fisher
Fritz Meyn
Carl Graeber
Arthur Fritzel
Edith Steele Lobb
Ralph Beal
Meeker to Visit Lawence With Ox Cart Hero of Oregon Trail
Ezra Meeker, famed for the Oregon Trail, notified Meeker residents that he and his ox cart will visit Lawence. The letter promises an arrival event highlighting Meeker's historic journey and linking past pioneers with the present community.
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Meeker
Oregon
Lawrence
Hain
Ezra Meeker
Oregon Trail
Mr. Meeker
Lawrence Welcomes Speaker and Town Move In News
The town awaits a Wednesday visit by a prominent speaker who will address locals on the street in a likely festive atmosphere. Berlin Wisconsin residents Mr and Mrs J C Chase arrive to settle in Lawrence while Mr and Mrs James Miles return to Fresno after wintering with his parents. Charles McLinden of Joplin accepts a position with Bellros and William Vemmer plans a trip to Germany. Nine jointist cases loom for Monday as students testify while Harry Kemp fled subpoena service to keep his New York assignments and Bermuda summer plans intact.
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J. C. Chase
Berlin
Wisconsin
Lawrence
H. W. Tustin
California
James Miles
Fresno
Bell Ros
William Vemmer
Weaver
Germany
Harry Kemp
Kemp
American Magazine
New York
Bermuda
Emp
Scoop Club
Fortieth Anniversary Notes and Local Moves in town
Forty years ago May 4 highlights include Dolly Graeber launching a season’s steamer to be fixed up promptly and Mildred Myers holding a large sale as she moves shop at greatly reduced prices. Mohundro and Addison acquire Star meat market at 1537 Massachusetts street, renovating and offering home killed meats. locals note old times and city visitors speak of past battles and friendships.
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Dolly Graeber
Mildred Myers
Miss Myers
Mohundro
Addizon
Star
Massachusetts Street
Mohindra
Addison
Kansas News Briefs A mix of court rulings and contests
Federal court jury acquitted John Lintner once cashier of First National Bank of Colony of misappropriation charges. Musicians from Kansas Missouri and Arkansas gathered for young artist contests with winners announced last night by state federation officials. The long and short of it trial featured a 2000 word hypothetical question on a $50000 damage suit against Kansas Electric Power Company, answered in nine words by Dr. Robert C. Davis.
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Associated Press
Fort Scott
Kan
John Lintner
Lintner
First National Bank of Colony
Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
State Federation of Music
Martha W. Pate
Pittsburg
Marion Osborne
Otto Richert
Mound Ridge
Roy A. Schuessier
Wichita
Kaw
Margie Couch
de Soto
Kansas Electric Power Company
Robert C. Davis
Collins Goes to Prison After Attempted Attack
Bert Collins, 42, itinerant, was sent to Lansing to serve five to ten and a half years after pleading guilty to an attempted attack on a four year old Belleville girl. The case involves abduction mistreatment and slaying claims regarding Nadine Vogel Love. Postal agents transported him from Kansas City for the sentence.
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Kansas City
Bert Collins
Nadine Vogel Love
Lansing
Belleville
Kansas
Gearch
Railroad
Collins
Ruth Warren Holds Cattle Duel on Arizona Ranch
Ruth Warren doubts her future after inheriting a vast Arizona ranch trading fear for resolve. With Jes Snavely opposing every move, Ruth earns trust by turning a drying pond into a water-saving gully plan aided by the towering Ann. As cattle arrive, Ruth improvises branding with painted numerals and guides a survival strategy amid drought and dangers.
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Sunrose
Ruth
David
Honey Bear and Jelly Bear Escape in Window Rescue
In a perilous moment Honey Bear gets stuck between a window ledge and the wall while Jelly Bear tries to help. Fire Chief Mr. Quacke directs aid as Willy Nilly and others push to free Honey Bear who knocks Jelly Bear down during the tense rescue. Both bears recover and grow frightened but unharmed.
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O. K
Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Farnhough
Willy Nilly
Does Stomach Trouble Cause Rheumatism
An advertisement promoting Dr Parker's Treatment as a solution for indigestion constipation sour stomach and gas. It claims stomach issues weaken the body enabling lingering diseases and offers a 30 day treatment with a money back guarantee. Sold at Crown Drug Store Lawrence with prices for single and multi bottle quantities.
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Ohio
Parker
Jelly Bear Helps With Hose After Mishap
After a minor incident both parties stated they were unhurt. Jelly Bear offered to lend a hand and suggested playing the hose while noting he had caused enough trouble.
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Jelly Bear
Eye injuries and sympathetic ophthalmia explained
An old saying links eye trouble in pairs. Sympathetic ophthalmia can follow a serious eye injury, attacking the sound eye weeks to months later. Causes include infection or a filtrable virus. perforating wounds and foreign bodies raise risk, especially in children. Removal of the injured eye can prevent it, though it is a tragic choice.
Radical measures urged for severe eye injuries
In tough medical judgment prompts, physicians advocate radical actions when eye damage is severe, infection is advanced, and saving vision seems unlikely. The statement underscores a clinical threshold for drastic intervention in critical ocular cases.
Logan Elms Planted Across Ohio In Enthusiastic Planting
In Circleville Ohio and across the state ten thousand sprouts from the old historic Logan Elm were planted this spring. The project involved many schools and was supervised by the Izaak Walton League, reflecting a broad effort to preserve the landmark elm tree through widespread sapling plantings.
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Logan
Circleville
Ohio
Izaak Walton League
How She Lost 18 Pounds of Fat
Publicity style testimonial notes rapid weight loss using Kruschen Salt regimen. The author claims dropping 18 pounds after starting the product, planning further loss, and endorses morning intake with hot water. Mentions personal address in Akron and Chicago area, urging readers to try a jar lasting four weeks with a money back guarantee.
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Wil Gay
Piatey
Pobineon
Akron
Chigo
Jane
Lake Kruscher
Arigi Kruschen
Money Shack
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