European uprisings and air mail promise in era of old regime
The piece notes swift shifts in Europe with democratic governments threatened by autocracy and republicanism. It highlights a German nationalist plot supported by the former Kaiser and hints the Hohenzollerns hope to restore monarchy while publics adjust to new political realities. It also mentions a U.S. congressional action allocating 200 million dollars for a surprising measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homenll
Threzio
Europe
House of Hohenzollern
Government Prevails After British Strike Ends
The text argues unions yielded not due to government pressure but internal weakness and lack of public opinion support. It warns the prolonged strike risked driving Britain toward Fascism and shifting the political balance away from liberal policies. It notes fear would rise in England of playing into the hands of forces opposing reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srike
Tron
England
England stabilizing force shapes postwar settlement
A reflection on England's moderate political spirit guiding postwar policy. The piece argues refrain from extremes preserved balance, enabling peaceful diplomacy and avoiding domination by dictatorial or mob forces. It notes Railway expansion from Liberal, Kansas to Antarillo, Texas and local political club activity in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Kansas Farm Relief Debate Highlights Congressman Tincher
Editorial notes in Topeka coverage discuss Kansas farm relief debates in the House last week. It cites Congressman Little praising Tincher while contrasting Barber County’s debt rise from 27 to 42 percent, noting Barber’s gypsum and cattle business and Barber County’s strong credit despite mortgage data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
House
Congressman Little
Little
Tincher
Barber County
Great
Wheat Belt
Haugen
Congressioy
Althoy
Barker County
Wheat
Congress
Congress Pan
Burglary at Innes Home Amid Circus District Watch
Night before last burglars broke into the home of George Innes of Innes & Co, seizing valuables. An attempted safe robbery at Crew & Hadley’s store during a circus procession prompted a watched patrol. Officers Brockelsby and Phillips pursued suspects on the circus grounds, recovering most of the stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Innes
Innes & Co
Innes
Crew & Hadley's
Crewe
Crew
Brockelsby
Tava
Circus
Phillips
Place House
Brock
Falling
S Circus
Oread
Society
EF. Bierer Ir
Carrie L Morris
Solon Williams
Hessie Austin
A C. Scott
Lulie Hunting
Local Items and Notices From North Lawrence
Readings include gifts from a former university student a gavel from a Boston elm limb after the old elm blew down February 1. Frank Whipple fits a new shoe shop in fine style. Dr Hodge opens a Lawvust street office opposite the K P depot. Elevator mills to be paid at sheriff sale appraised 2000. Robert Fisher home from Indiana reports mills idle due high Delaware waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Richardson
Mr Smith
Charles Hatch
Boston
Boston Commons
Hatch
North Lawrence
Bruce
Michigan
Dr. Peesing
Frank Whipple
Frank
Tigcor
Lawrence Hodge
Maquii Mudical College
McDowell's
St. Louis
Lovust Street
K. P
Hodge
Sissors
Robert Fisher
Indiana
Delaware
Mass Massachusetts street scare and other local notes
Twenty five years ago a horse drawing a buggy with Mrs J T White and her mother in law Mrs Geo White frightened near the park on Massachusetts street by A Henley s locomo bile and ran away. A horse attached to a buggy owned by C Slose ran in front of Watkins Bank building by the new locomo bile and ran away. The only damage was to the buggy, which smashed. Link Petetish returns from a month in Oklahoma and notes local money prospects. A chimney fire at Whit Churchill s on Ohio street caused an alarm. The tun was on schedule but water not turned on. W F Marek and Eben Baldwin attend the Grand Commandery of Knight Templars at Salina. Miss Lillie Saxman hosted a kitchen shower for cousin Miss Marshall who will marry Tarr Pardee in June. Prof Crane lectured on lantern chemistry and Kodak screen oxidation. The contest among young ladies for a Buffalo trip lists Ada line Horner, Anna Whitney, Edith Johns, Agnes Menger and Sarah Piatt as leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. White
Geo. White
Massachusetts Street
Park
A. Henley
C. Slose
Watkins Bank
Link Petetish
Oklahoma
Whit- Churchill
Ohio Street
W. F. Marek
Eben Baldwin
Knight Tenplars
Salina
Lillie Saxman
Tennessee Street
Mr Marshall
Tarry Pardee
Crane
Buffalo
Adaline Horner
Anna Whitney
Edith Johns
Agnes Menger
Sarah Piatt
Today in History and Diverse News Bits
Sixty years ago Congress declared war with Mexico by resolution. Bishop Joseph F. Berrt, among the oldest Methodist bishops, is celebrated at age 70. The American Gear-Manufacturers’ Association meets in Detroit for a three day session. Islamic Congress convenes in Cairo to discuss selecting a new Caliph after Turkey banished the Caliphate. A worldly quip notes women prefer a rat catcher over Adonis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ishop
Joseph F. Berrt
American Gear — Manufacturers’ Association Japons
Detroit
Cairo
Egypt
Turkey
Readmission for Ebert sparks union debate in Hamburg
The long life of Friedrich Ebert linked to Germany's early republic is noted as he is posthumously readmitted to the saddlemakers union. A Hamburg convention struck from records his expulsion, saying views may shift post-revolution. Renewed focus on Ebert’s martial law actions and his death influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Fritz Ebert
German Republic
Saddlgmakers Union
Fbert
Hamburg
Ebert
Saxony
Duty to Assist and Blind Help Across Europe
Fragment mentions duties to assist, usage of hedge for the blind in Germany Austria and Switzerland, with unclear context and possible mis-OCR. No clear person, event, or organization fully readable to identify a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Angtria
Switzerland
Baldwin News highlights social visits and campus events
Baldwin residents share Mother's Day visits with relatives in Kansas City Ottawa and Hartford. Baker University notes include Neff declamatory contest details six contestants and prize money. Dr Edwin Markham to lecture at Centenary Hall. local Bible class social. extensive Baker University reception for seniors with color themed decor. A socialists’ secretary returns from Pittsburgh. Mrs Fowler passes away. Spurgeon midweek death notice. Leisure Hour Club closes year. Boyd Mahin featured by Kansas City Star selling brooms in Baker. Lorna Bailey violin recital planned. Maxine Deweese visits. Dorothy Spencer hosts at Alpha Chi Omega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bruner
Kansas City Journal-Post
Baldwin
Alexander . Briner
Anna. Blake
Martha
Arch LeMaster
Mary-Nell
Edith
Kansas City
Ruth
Charles Turner
Hartford
Baldwitk
May Turner
Zeta Tau Alpha
Turner
Margaret
Charles Jr
F. M. Hartley
W. J. Clark
Evangeling Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Wichita
Tatter
Edwin Markham
Wallace B. Fleming
Centenary Hall
Marksham
Job Robinson
Ottawa
Fred Betts
Neff
Elsa Crossfield
Mildred Buckner
Mary Korff
Mildred Carder
Elizabeth Groves
Boyd Mahin
George Neil
Drover’s
Baker
Elizabeth. Riley
B.iMerry Oon
L Gs Baker
Anna Elwell
Charles. Mathias
F. Neal
Joe Hughes
4Th and Elm
Arthur Bridwell
Socialist Party
Pittsburg
Penn
Fowler
Fleming Peay
Steve Garrett
Dean
H. KK
Pariah Dean Grace Irwin
Helen, Wilson
Aimslie Moore
Teming
Word
California
Lewis
John Maclean
Chanute
IA W
T Williams
Aliie Gayle Quayle
J. H. Campbell
K. Ebright
Jhosters
A. B. Leach
Thomas L. Harris
High St
Baker Wildcat
Boyd
Winfield
Southwestern
Theta’ Kappa Nu
Lorna Bailey
Baker Orchestra
Centenary” Hall
Bailey
Maxine
Deweese
BE. W. Spencer
Hiawatha
Alpha Chi Omega
Mies
Dorothy Spencer
Bethel News Brief Highlights Social Visits and Events
Bethel residents report a weekend of visits among neighbors and relatives. Families including the Smiths, Vances, Finch, Hoffman, and Gages shared time with kin in Bethel and Overbrook. Attendance at Mothers Day services, a Junior Senior banquet, and a postponed Farmers Union meeting are noted along with routine chores and small gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Smith
Marjorie
Gernett
Mr. Smith
Roy Vance
Kathryn
Velma
George Finch
R. Ge Brown
Bessie
Will Smith
Florence
Eib. Vance
Olathe
Pat Gage
Gladys Gage
Dorsey Fishburn
Cecil Fishburn
Bethe
Ryerson
Delbert Hoffman
C. el. Albright
Ed Hoffman
Pearl
Iva Ensiow
Vergie
Myrtle Hoffman
Florence Smith
Myrtle Simmons
Kathryn Vance
Helen Moiler
Tommy Simmons
Lloyd Featherston
Glen
Eph
John Vance
Howard
Lloyd Hoffman
Charles Carnahan
Stratford Owens
Alvin Bond
Lawrénce
Earl Forth
G. Osble
Eva Enslow
Overbrook
Jim. Jones
Charles Crawford
Pierce Woodruff
Lethe Hase
Wi Smith
Bethel Aid Society
Dan Allen
Kenneth Gage
Hetel Crawford
Ike Thomas
Saul Owens
G. M. Vance
Thelma and
Mary Lais
Lee’s Summit
Farmers’ Union
Henry Rappard
John_ Brecheisen
Wendie Simon
Garl Peterson
Pleasant Grove
Ben Hoffman
Ignes Forth
Relic Sale Highlights Ancient Chinese Tomb Pieces
Rare and priceless Chinese sepulchre relics from Tang Song and Ming dynasties were added to a collection in a San Francisco display. The pieces, including elaborately turned vases dating centuries before Christ, were seized and later released amid red tape. Also notes on Major George L. Bertz, a long-time union leader and 1928 Democratic vice presidential hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United Press
iP’ang
Sung
H. Do
Young Mingemi
Frederick: Talbot
Fion ‘Tain
Ees
Bert
China
George L. Bertz
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
Thel
American Legion
Tennessee
Major Berry
Thomas C. Rye
House resumes Haugen bill debate in Washington today
In Washington the House begins renewed consideration of the Haugen bill while branch banking issues loom before the Senate. Lawmakers weigh implications for financial policy and potential reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Real Estate Transfers and School Closings Reported
William T. Howard transfers to Emma J. Blair amid other exchanges while County Superintendent O Joe Lane notes turak and several district schools including India Lakeview Kaw Valley will close soon. Also contains a card of thanks and assorted local ads for telephone extensions and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouth County
O. Joe Lane
Turak
India
Lakeview
Kaw Valley
Eczema Dries Right Up With S S S Blood Remedy
An old advertisement proclaims S S S builds red blood cells to boost immunity and clear eczema boils pimples and rashes. It claims impurities in the blood weaken skin and that the larger bottle offers better value with ubiquitous drugstore availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
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trans-Atlantic
Mit
Rock Island
Liberal
Antarillo
Tex
Topeka
Prairies
Wibe
North Pole
Buddy Poppy
Coolidge
Buddy Popps
Ilttle
Beverly Moffett
William A. Moffett
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Benefit
Cologne
Mayence
Willigis
Righ
Paris
New York
Hohenzollern Castle
Sigmaringen
J . Williani
Frederick Victor
Wilhelm of
Hohenzollern
Romania
Prussia
Serme
Watie
Gan
Candietor
Folica
Baldwin News
Bethel
Frigidaire
Shimmons Bros
Masa
Merchant of Happiness
Ed ‘Forth
Charley Simmons
Jones Hospital
Washington
William T. Howard
Emma J. Blair
BF. Johnson
Dunmire's
Eczema
Fu Mortuary
Superie
Pse Taiee
Ousine
Ambuland
Lim
Lawrence
NSA
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