Plans burial of two old bugaboos at national convention
New York May 14 Associated Press observers predict that after Madison Square Garden hosts the Democratic National Convention and adjourns, two political bigaboos will vanish from the national stage Tammany Hall and Wall Street. The piece sketches Tammany’s origins and evolution from a social, welfare body to a political force, and sketches Wall Street as a misunderstood corridor of early American commerce, arguing both are misunderstood relics soon to be laid to rest by a modern convention-era city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
Tammany Hall
Wall Street
Tammany
Washington
Tammany Apa
Boss Tweed
Order of the “Society of the Cincinnati
George Washington
Sons of St. Tammany
Columbian Order
William Marcy Tweed
Fourteenth Street
Trinity Church
Legion to consider Pantheon exhibition and relics plan
Indianapolis May 14 The Pantheon de la Guerre owner offers to have the American Legion sponsor its American exhibition as a subject for the national executive committee meeting starting May 19. The panel will also weigh a traveling war relic exhibit and a proposed national museum, a monument at St Nazaire, and a memorial to Woodrow Wilson. Additional topics include life memberships trophies mutual aid and conventions rules and conduct. Seals move northward off Alaska with Coast Guard patrols as Mongolian father avoids kisses preferring to smell his children’s binia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Associated Press
Pantheon de la Guerre
American Legion
the Legion
Paris
Woodrow
Mison
Legion National Museum
France
St. Nazaire
Woodew Wilson
Washington
Tennessee
Baldwin News Notes From Town and Campus
Baldwin items report Quayle’s recovery from measles and local shoppers Mrs Markham and Mig Maurice W Markham. Club activities include Philambothean meeting, Dramatic Art Club elections, and a six o’clock dinner hosted by Prof and Mrs Colin Alexander. Christina Wright, a tuberculosis patient from Baldwin, died in Colorado Springs. School breaks for summer and a summer influenza outbreak are noted. Community groups elect officers, plan picnics, and discuss music supervision for Black Jack school. A Chinese girl will come to Baker College for education, and local students receive honors and assignments at Phillips University Enid Oklahoma.
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Margaret Land
Neodesha
Bernice Gorsuch
Joplin
Mildred Armstead
Winchester
Theodore, Bunyan
Chicago
Paul C Kirk
LaVerne
Gal
Colin
Alexander
Frank 5. Siple
Alpha Owens
Ruth Richardson
Osman G. Markham
Christine Wright
Colorado Springs
Colo
Baldwin
West Baldwin
Christine
Bertram Pyle
Edward Cragoe
Charles EB. Beeks
Frank E. Wolt
Frank S. Hardin
Y. L. Harris
F. E. Wolf
Nautilus Club
Charles E. Stephens
C. E. Blake
Syracuse
Black Jack
Ellen Melville
Louis A. Rowland
Baker Conservatory of Music
Rowland
Baker
Harriett Way
Baker Young Woman's Christian Association
New York City
Y. W
Miss Way
Cammie Gray
Wuhu
China
Gray
Rosa Kornbrodt
Kansas City
Alpha Chi Omega
William M. Balch
Pleasant Grove and Flory Families Gather for Visitas and Dinners
Local notes from Pleasant Grove recount visitors at the Harvey Flory and Irvin Flory homes. Many families share church, Sunday dinners, and drives to Lawrence. School finals were held for Pleasant Grove ninth graders at Union, with several Flory relatives and neighbors noted in attendance and travel. Community members visit, host, and travel between Ottawa, Lawrence, and Baldwin, recalling broader rural social life and church events.
Ottawa News Notes and Community People
The Ottawa area reports visits by Mr and Mrs WV AJPyfe and Mr and Mrs Wm Osborne. Local workers including Chas Kirchney Joe Leaf Walter Harbour and Wh Warner have been on road projects this week. Brethren church youth held a gathering at Mr and Mrs Isave Montgomery's home. An arm injury occurred Wednesday while cranking a car and an x ray showed a fracture treated in Lawrence. Mrs Buckner and daughter Lois Lawrence visit the Film home. The Osborns shopped in Ottawa with their daughter visiting Mrs H O Gibson. Chas Warner installed two windmills on his farm. Centrepolis Farm Bureau held a day meeting led by Mrs Haze bour. Local residents and families, including Dr I Crawford and Mrs Harvey Flory, were mentioned in various visits and care notes. George Newell of Kansas City plans to visit his father in law and to tune planes locally. Mrs Juleson of Ottawa teaches piano to a group of children.
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Frank . Deay
Mildred Edith
David Kessler
Bertha Kessler
Claude Wells
Shirley
Harvey Flory
Irvin Flory
Tra Flory
Owen
Anderson County
Sted
Ottawa
Olin Powell
Lewis Ribéau
Franklin County
Hallie Hale
Russell
Carl
Ira Flory
Roy Shuler
Amos Flory
Ira
Mary
Eula Belle
Wink
Stans ‘Wix
Floyd Barton
C. N. Peterson
Fannie Peterson
Lone Star
Charles Brohammer
Miss Rose
Beeghley
Robert Markley
Daniel Marry
Lawrence
Oscar Ma
Merlig Doyle
Simmons Hospital
W. A. Houser
Darihhter
Worden
Frank Mohier
Roy Puckett
Roy
Johanning
Harvey Plary
Ezra Churchbaugh
Mr Mackey
Ery Hibner
John Daniels
Grandma Everly
Mary Deay
Grandma
Georee Everly
John Everly
Olive
Doris
Rita
Margaret
John Williams
Eudora
Jenn’ Pevin
Nadine
Baldwin
Alyrtle
Johinning
Luts Ny Williams
Aoy
Journal-World
WV. Ajpyfe
Wm. Osborne
Chas. Kirchney
Joe Leaf
Walter Harbour
Warner
Chas
Noward
Warnes
Haynes
Brethren
Isave Montggomery
Glenna
Leatha
Mim
Buckner
Lois Lawrenre
Osborn Avere
H. 0
Gibson
Tita
Mars
Warr
Haysmother
Snowdine
Ad Favnilh
Centrepolis Ladies Farm Bureau
Itv. Hazebour
Chas. Warner
Dan Dohanning
Gladspent
Chas. Warner Sr
I. Crawford
Guise
Fragmentary Local Notes From Pleasant Grove Area
OCR fragments recount social visits and travel near Pleasant Grove including Abe and Mrs Gish at Pleasant Grove, Melerson and family near Kawrenee, and Examinations in Lawrence. Mothers Day observed at church. attendance hinted as smaller due to weather. J J Bleakley and family from Lawrence attended. Sunday market hint with new dodge referenced.
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Baldwin
Abe Gish
Pleasant Grove
Mrz
Melerson
Nose
Kawrenee
Harley Barton
D. M. Shotwell
Shotwell
Bakwin
D. Pence
Marsden
H. Ca Ch
Paul
Lawrence
Finak Noe Satur
Noah Peterson
Landay
Altho
J. J. Bleakley
Sani H. A. Ulrich
S Darlyn Ulrich
Worden Community Notes and Visitors List
Mrs Grover Ulrich and children visited last week. Mrs Charles Elm broke her arm cranking a Ford. Several families visited the Guy home Sunday and others from Centroglis, Overbrook, Michigan Valley, Emporia and Lawrence spent days with Frank Sutton. A school progress program and church activities were held with readings, songs, and a piano solo.
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Grover Ulrich
van Baldwin
Charles Elm
Ay the Guy
Prince Deskins
Centronglis
James Barhee
Overbrook
Robert Ingle
John Ingle
Michigan Valley
Kansas
John Cline
Lafe Ring
Fred Heim
Wiensaul
Willi Lynch
Exel Wininger
H. L. Cheney
Emporial
Frank Willams
Howard Hardtaker
Baby Datchier
Lawrence
Frank Sutton
Louize Deskin
Marie Kansas
Kansas City
Peagil
Edith & Sl Sone
Gong Wild
Nation Leads In Newspaper Readership Says Professor Turnbull
Professor George S Turnbull of the University of Oregon reports New York New Jersey and New England lead the nation in newspaper readership while the Far West tops magazine reading. Massachusetts and New York show high reader percentages with Oregon midrange. overall U S newspaper readers comprise about thirty percent of the 1829 population according to Turnbull figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Creeda
New York
New
Lissnari
Oregon
Ogrevonions
United States
Moruining
Pym Burnbull
Whaling Industry Reawakens Profit Outlook in Spain
The revived period of depr, marked by new companies forming to carry on whaling ventures, signals profitability for a once-depressed industry. The revival reflects renewed demand and potential capital inflows, with Spain cited as a key market and the British capital seeking opportunities in this sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvids
Spain
Zee Bei
Rheumatic Pain Relief Promises Big Health Cure
A fragment asserts a remedy named Rheum Lavine cures rheumatic pains with swollen joints back to normal. It claims rapid relief for neuritis lumbago and other pains, promises stomach liver and kidney safety, and offers a money back guarantee.
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Norreal
Widners
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Cordova
Alaska
Pacific Ocean
Cape Blanco
Cal
Coast Guard
Snohomish
Dixon Entrance
Baldwin News
Esther Balch
Pers
Cleda Wilkins
Kanas University
Pi Lambda Theta Honnorary
Miss. Wilkins
Phillips Uniersity
Enid
Okla
Griffith
Detroit
Mich
Bert Deay
Kenneth
Claude
John Deay
FE. George
Maggie McKinney
Maxine
Vinland
Maxy Desay
Pearl
Jeonard
Deay
Leonard Deay
Boland
Frank Hibner
Denver
Lookout Mountain
Ruyerintonant
I Crown Point
New Mindian School
Gallup
Crown Point
Jesse Wingert
Fay
Merele
Williams
Lewis
Excelsior
Wittiow Waeher
Guttte
Tyesdesye Oe Mmisste
Ttelom
Marie Flory
Ruth Javsonion
Mavel
Montgomery
Harry Ploty
Taldwin
Herbert Claster
Bilis Jessee
Ke Lh
Er Gissan
Charley @skel
We -G
Jessee
L. W. Hana
Eva
Mabel
Frontis
Eoywr
Charley Warner
T. L. Montomery
Larry Flory
Mary Peffly
Charley Gilliland
Andrew Ehn
Dan Iohanning
Frank
Hattie Jusses
Sr Myr
Wi Ge
Milton
Anna Johanning
Dave Kessler
Harry
Flory
L- W
Haas
Laugters
Will Lynch
Claude Buckner
Neubrig
Charley Elm
Charline
Flora
Akern
AIS
L.A. Flora
New England
Reading Public
Newfoundland
Engli
Foray
Fothergill’s
Eciksda F Fy Furnitue Company
Ushal Vagini
Youge
Wnac “Ives Sa
Ae Brothers
Ad Kosey
forcer-Landerson Motor Co
Dealdrs Iz
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
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