Roosevelt Gains Thirty-Two Votes
Franklin D. Roosevelt picked up thirty two more delegates in South Carolina Vermont and the District of Columbia bringing his total to 428 excluding 100 from New York and Pennsylvania. He aims for a majority by week end though two thirds vote is required for nomination. Hoover trails within six pledged votes of the Republican nominating mark. Prohibition issues split both parties with several states voting on repeal resubmission and dry plans while others avoided the topic. Social reports cover local events including concerts church activities and community gatherings in Eudora with numerous names and locations.
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Flashes Of Life and Oddities From Across The Nation
A collage of brief notes from cities including Toronto and Chicago covers social quirks. A Michigan physician notes many receding-jaw women have husbands, while a Chicago man Paul Ellis contends with a long list of alimony woes and children. Georgia officials treat mules and automobiles alike in liquor transport cases. Washington immigration debates spotlight widows seeking aid for excluded husbands. New York’s Hoosick Falls reports John Case’s quest for an eight-leaf clover continues as luck shifts.
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A. Moore
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Chicago
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Decatur, Ga
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Case Hill
Springer Candidate for Democratic Nomination for Justice of the Peace
Justice Springer announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for justice of the peace. A KU law graduate, he previously served as assistant city attorney of Wichita and practiced law in the county with C E Lindley. He was appointed to the justiceship last summer by Gov. Woodring after R B Stevens vacated the office.
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Charles Springer
R. /B. Stevens
Hcome County
Hugh Means
Bridge party highlights hosted by Mrs Sommers in Eudora
Mrs Anna Sommers hosted J L L club members and two guests at her Thursday bridge party. Guest prize went to Mrs Floyd Pierce for high score while Mrs Anna Grosdidier won the club high score and consolation prizes. many attendees were listed. The Theta Phi Phi club hosted a Friday bid party at Mrs Evelyn Miler for guests including Mrs William Lothholz and Miss Lillian Fuller with prizes awarded for high score.
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George Lothholz
William Mertz
William Lothholz
Irene Carter
Eileen Woodard
Alman Gerstenberger
Pearl Regenau
Lois Durr
Madge Rothberger
Blanche Ludan
Ruby Miller
Lulu, Lothholz
Ann Kanzig
Cora Williamson
Hattie Harris
Lillian Fuller
Eudora
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Fritz Yoni
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Harveyville
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Co Springs
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Aliss Martian Driskill
Garnett Hughes
Evelyn Wallace
Robert Cory
Warner Forayth
Ralph Hartig
Fuert Smith
Eudora Flower Club
St. Paul Engelical Church
Louise Lucan
Topeka
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Hope
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Clarence Dearherty
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Anna Grosdidier
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Adelia Zimmerman
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