Critics voice on money, currency and Hoover era policy
The article surveys criticism of United States paper currency design by W A Dwiggins, the push for a billion dollar federal bond issue for unemployment relief, and argues for budgeting that pays as it goes. It discusses Lindbergh kidnapping uncertainties and credits Hoover and Democratic actions for economic measures while noting mixed support for Swedish liquor-control ideas.
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W. A.dwiggins
United States
Congress
Sweden
Jack Harris
Garner as a scold over Hoover conduct in White House
The Chanute Tribune reports Speaker Garner of the House routinely criticizes President Hoover, arguing the White House actions appear aimed at reelection. Observers question Garner’s disinterestedness while Gwen D. Young declines the Democratic bid, seen as stronger presidential timber than rivals.
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Garner
House of Representatives
Herbert Hoover
White House
Hoover
Washington
House
Mr. Garner
Gwen D. Young
Bill Murray
Oklahoma
Young
Democratic state convention shows strict control and order
The Democratic state convention yesterday operated under tight control. Delegates complained the process lacked democracy as administration forces guided all decisions and accepted Roosevelt's prearranged instructions, with no concessions or floor changes.
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Roosevelt
Fraternal Aid Council elects officers in Lawrence
In Lawrence, the Fraternal Aid Council elected officers: General President H. E. Don Carlos, General Vice President Bates of California, General Secretary Edmonds, General Treasurer Thos J Sweeney of Kansas, and General Medical Examiner Dr. Priest. Silver Wedding Anniversary celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Perkins with a dinner and a silver bowl gift. Mrs Don Carlos hosted a luncheon for women council members with silver trays as favors. Local attendance includes Maude Adams in Peter Pan at Kansas City with several Lawrence residents. Mrs S J Churchill hosted guests for her daughter Mrs James Owens. Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae chapter hosts at Mrs Charles Sparr’s home for Mrs Grey. Ten years ago a teaching post at Emporia noted for Miss Margaret Mitchell.
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J. B. Betts
Topeka
Lawrence
Maude Adams
Kansas City
Carrie Dorward
Anna McGrath
Isabel Keller
Annie Monroe
S.J. Churchill
James, Owens
Kappa, Alpha Theta
Charles Sparr
Grey
Calderhead Nominated for Congress at Junction City
1894 Republican convention at Junction City nominates W. A. Calderhead of Marysville for Fifth District over J. L. Bristow of Salina by 63 to 82. Second District GOP meets at Olathe, lapsed into deadlock after 100 ballots and recesses.
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W. A. Calderhead
Marysville
Junction City
J. L. Bristow
Salina
Olathe
Macedonian separatist leader's aide assassinated in Sofia
Sofia May 17 AP Dimitre Mirailoff principal lieutenant of King Ivan Mihailoff alleged head of an independence movement for Macedonians in Greece Bulgaria and Yugoslavia was shot dead on a Sofia street last night. The assassin escaped. The King allegedly operates from Balkan mountain hideouts and has long pursued romantic reprisals to unsettle Greek Bulgarian Yugoslav rule. His prime minister Jordan Shkatorff formerly of Cleveland Ohio.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Dimitre Mirailoff
Ivan Mihailoff
Movement For Independence
Greece
Jugo- Slavia
Balkan
Jugoslavia
Jordan Shkatorff
Cleveland, O
Stranger eighth grade to hold commencement at Linwood HS
The eighth grade pupils of Stranger township will hold commencement exercises at the Linwood high school auditorium on Saturday May 21 at 8 o clock. Margaret Hill McCarter is to be the main speaker with Miss Crusie Coffin in charge. Mrs Jane Craig Gary, who heard Jenny Lind in 1850, celebrated a birthday at Charleston.
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Stranger Township
Linwood High School
Margaret Hill McCarter
Crusie Coffin
Linwood
Jane Craig Gary
Jenny Lind
Charleston
The Case of the Ribbelsdale Deaths Unfolds
Assistant district attorney Rodney Colt takes charge as three sleep deaths rock the Ribbel sdale household. Suspects include Suzanne and Dorcas Armstrong with Jimmy Armstrong entangled in a web of letters from Cynthia. Colt pursues facts over motives while a crucial murder occurs, leaving Colt and Inspector Flynn racing to untangle a deadly plot.
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Rodney Colt
David Ribbeledale
Jimmy Armstrong
Ribbelsdale
Scofield
Colt
Jimmy
Armatrong
Dorcas
Suzanne Ribbersdale
Cynthia
Suzanne
Skew Haven
Dorens
Peter
Mademoiselle Monet
Tiffany’s
New York
Tiffany's
Pulver
Flynn
District, Attorney's Office
Apollo
Rod
Norfolk
Reboux
Peter's suicide shocks Dorcas in a tale of disgrace
Dorcas Wilder confronts Colt and Jimmy over Peter's death. Dorcas asserts Peter killed himself to save the family from disgrace and kept his secret, while she mourns the impact on David and Dolly. She accuses law and order figures as intrusive as she recalls David Ribblesdale's sanctum.
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Flynn
Mademoiselle Monet
Jimmy
Colt
Peter Wilder
Dorcas
W . Dorcas
Dorcas Wilder
Peter
David
Dolly
Law and Order
Mother Ribbelsdale
Heredity and Diabetes in Constitutional Types
The article recalls Hippocratic ideas classifying body types as short stocky or tall lean and notes ancient and modern observations linking constitution to disease risk. It discusses hereditary factors not directly causing a disease but predisposing its development, especially in diabetes and other conditions.
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Hippocrates
Hereditary Factor in Diabetes Not Destined Doom
The text notes descendants of diabetic parents are not doomed but have higher risk and should guard against diabetes. It cites sixteenth century recognition of a hereditary factor causing lower sugar tolerance, shown in mice by breeding and Mendelian patterns. Human family studies, including 30 persons with 18 affected, suggest obesity and infection susceptibility are more common in this hereditary type.
Leopard Frog Talk Reveals Steps In Its Growth Tale
Mary Graham Bonner presents a playful dialogue on leopard frog development from eggs to tadpoles and hind legs, as a childlike narrator John follows the journey with questions. The piece ends with a reflection on land ownership and a stray market note about thrift.
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Mary Graham Bonner
John
Leonard Frog
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