Hoover Heads Off 7 Treasury Raids
Charles F. Scott, publisher of the Tola Register and GOP publicity director, defended the Hoover administration before Sedgwick County young Republicans in Wichita. He praised Hoover as a steady leader during stress, noted Hoover’s vetoes of seven treasury raid bills saving about two billion dollars, and contrasted Hoover with Democratic opponents. Scott then left for Hutchinson for the Kansas Editorial Association golf tournament.
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Wichita
Charles F. Scott
Tola Register
Republican National Committee
Sedgwick County
Young Republicans
Scott
California
Hoover
Hoovey
Chicago
Treasury
Hutchinson
Kansas Editorial Association
Washington
Children Hear Parents Talk On War Divorce And Crime
Two boys aged seven and nine listen nightly to uncensored parental and friend conversations. They absorb details on the war in China, Mabel’s divorce, the depression, lurid murders, and crude jokes. The dialogue stirs insight and cynicism, but risks shaping immature values in an unsettled home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Mabel
Ceri
Seetchestron and the Oldest Pythian Lodge in Kansas
Congressman U S Guyer recounts the 68th anniversary of Franklin Lodge Number Two, the oldest Pythian lodge in the United States, formed from Washington Lodge Number One. The narrative ties the Knights of Pythias to Civil War Washington with mentions of Pinkerton and an investigation by Lincoln era officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Lodge
Knights of Pythias of
Kansas
Walter R.rhodus
Franklin Lodge Number Two
United States
Franklin Number Two
Washington Lodge
Order of Knights of Pythias
Washington
Allen Finkerton
Mary Surratt
Lincoln
Grant
Pinkerton
Kelley
Lodge
Mr. Dumn
Franklin Lodge
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Dunn
William H. Seward
Abraham —Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Queen of Health crowned at KU playday
Dorcille Wyrick, a 14 year old Leavenworth student, won the title queen of health at the University of Kansas playday for a perfect physique posture and carriage. The Associated Press.Photo ratings recognized her as top in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dorcille Wyrick
Leavenworth
Kas
Echool
University of Kansas
President’s oath sketch and harboring sectional strife
The excerpt recalls a president who rode alone to the Soldiers' Home, inviting risk and carelessness. It links his actions to a formal oath and a dawning order amid civil strife, referencing Lincoln and Damon and Pythias as a moral note. It notes decommissioning a lighthouse tender Holly after 50 years offshore.
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Mgr
Lincoln
Damon
Pythias
Coast’ Service
Enterprise School Sees Fifth Grade Program and Certificates
Enterprise and vicinity report a Thursday April 21 school close with a basket dinner and teacher Miss Rose Griffin leading a varied program. Pupils earned certificates for attendance and reading, while Miss Griffin and Miss Mary Ross were noted for recent teaching terms. Community members visited and shared Sunday dinners with local families.
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Enterprise School
Rose Griffin
Dorothy Miller
Emarie Baldwin
Eugene Tyner
LeRoy Adolph
Donald Nesbitt
Ito Loontown
Eleanor Mae Reilly
Wanda Lee Flory
Ardelle Dodder
Chester Dodder
Clifford Desque
Edwin Fishburn
Eileen Desque
Kansas State Reading Circle
Miss Griffin
Enterprise
Mary Ross
Kansas City
Arthur Hase
Lawrence
Ed Hardtaker
Clyde Flory
Wanida Lee
Teddy
Walter Rundle
Overbrook
Clarence Adolph
George Shuler
Thelma
Leroy and
Delpha Fay
Noah
Douglas County Shuler
Lawrence Baldwin
Mable Price
Marion Dodder
Claude Perryman
Jennings Price
J . Joe Baldwin
Delbert Murphy
Chester
Enterprise School House
Charles Montfoort
Charles Simons
Frank Simons
Burlingame
Emery Bailey
Community Notes From Kaw Valley Social Roundup
Kaw Valley residents share Sunday meals and visits across Kansas City Lawrence and Belleview. Families like Spaeth Wichman Altenbernd Ott and Hughes are seen at gatherings while others travel for to Topeka Burlingame and missionary activities. Health day in Lawrence drew county participation.
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Henry Spaeth
Frank Barr
Kansasity
Herman Wichman
John Ott
Franklin von Petten
Edwin
Josephine Ann
Joe Foster
Burlingam
Louie, Hadl
Howard Bernitz
Lela May
Carl Altenbernd
Homer Carl
Will Altenbernd
John
Kansas City
J. S. Holver
William Ott
Elmer Campbell
Nydia Hughes
Anlon
Josephine Gilmore
Loren Rapier
Lawrence
John Ott, Jr
Ethelbert
Emerson
Earl Ott
Belleview
League
Bureau
Kaw Valley
Willie Chanay
Delbert
Betty Jean
Doris Dean Kramer
Bert Mitchell
Conrad Marshall
Soto
Gilmore
Jesse Turner
Oklahoma
J.’ A. Turner
Cole
Robert McFarland
Anna Gilmore
F. G. Hughes
Garnet
Mary Allen
Topeka
Buckingham
FG. Hughes
Edwin Abels
Kansas
City
Tillie Rosenau
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Altenru
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