Watson Combats Party in Control at Republican State Convention
Indianapolis May 21 Senator James E Watson temp chair of the Republican State Convention condemned what he called destructive forces in control of affairs at Washington. He praised Harding Coolidge era achievements, attacked Senate investigations as obstructive, warned of public distrust, and defended the party and President against widespread corruption rumors. He urged belief in a clean, sound government and stressed Republican principles as the cure for postwar uncertainty.
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Indianapolis
Washington
James E. Watson
Tadiana
Senate
Watson
Harding- Coolidge
Republican Party
Stess
Calvin Coolidge
Republic
United States
Republican Partyy
Ita
November Cone
Ging
Panecei
Power of government shaped into a vast charity for dependents
The concept envisions transforming state power into a large charitable institution supporting a population of dependents. Advocates argue for a centralized welfare framework, while critics question feasibility, governance, and incentives. The proposal sparks debate on roles, funding, and reach of government aid.
Reno Edens Attend Linwood Commencement and Local News
Reno and Villé Eden members attended the Linwood commencement on Tuesday night while Reno area residents reported fires, farm sales, and town social events. Numerous locals including Kruse of Leavenworth, Kelsalls of Boulder, and Harmons of Leavenworth are mentioned with visits, school news, and plans for upcoming commencements in Perry and Maxwell Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villé Eden
Linwood
John Kruse
Leavenworth
Geo. Holder H .Harmon
Jessons
Lawrence
Nellie Wells
G.L. DeHoft
Velon
Mr. and Gibbey
Here
O’der
Fred Harmon
Kruse
Ebner Hubbard
Sarcoxie School
Hallenbeck
Charles
Mildred
G. D. Whittaker
Dr. Whittaker
Kansas City
Sowers
Mound
Eva Graham
B. C. Nye
West
Anna Taylor
Tonganoxie
Fret Harmon
Chas
A. Kelsall
Boulder
Colo
Sam Kelsall
Alma Freinmuth
St. Louis
W. J. Frost
Perry
Frank Barnes
Ruth Phenicie
Dorothy May Bleakley
Dorothy May
Clay Center
Georgiana Bleakley
Mildred Maloney
Pleasant Valley
G. L. Phenicie
Reno
Voorhees
Bleakley School
Lacy Phenicie
Urban Hess
Gladys Barnhart
Samuel Kelsall
Reno School
GC. B. Cox
Minnie Love
Antone Kahn
Hannibal
Dorothy McNerney
Perry High School
Perry Rural High School
Celia
Clarence J. Davis
Pony Creek
F. W. Kahn
Robert
Winter family visits and community club gathering notes
In Lecompton and area, Winter and related families attend church and dinner with Charles Winter. Roy Brian has been ill. Nora and Christine Schroyer visit from Topeka. Mark Winter returns from Grey Bull Wyoming for a visit with brothers Charles and Paul. Community club met with fifteen attending for quilting and dinner. Next meeting set for June 13 with Mrs Charles Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Gorrill
Paul Winter
Lecompton
Charles Winter
Roy
Brian
Nora
Christine Schroyer
Topeka
Mark Winter
Grey Bull
Wyo
Charles
Grandma Anderson
Khen Anderson
Clinton
Ship Winter
Burlington
Robert Lehtoyer
Kendrick
Cloetta Bonnette
Ma Anderson
Milton Winter
Howard Brass
Julia Martin
Phylis
Charles Winter-home
Bobbie Brass
Ernest Sthick
Valfey Falls
Pleasant Grove Social Roundup and Visits
Pleasant Grove notes relay family visits across Lecompton and nearby towns. Families including Halley Browning Williams Flory and Shuler clans gathered for church, meals, and travel to Lawrence. Births, hospital trips, and local assistance marked the week with several Lawrence and Worden visitors.
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Ernest Seidel
Lawrence
Edgar Landis
McConnell Hospital
A. H. Boehle
Lake View
Cal
Gleason
Grove
Lewis Churchbaugh
Ira Flory
Lawrence Social Roundup Names Local Families at Events
Ada Haughn and Ellen Wagner practiced for Children's Day in Fairview. Joe Saife and baby visited Clarence Campbell near Baldwin. Gene Childs and son visited Lawrence. Joe Wagner and family spent Sunday with the Smiths near No. 6. Saile family outings and various Lawrence callers are noted across several days.
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Lawrence
George Pardee
Charles Laythrope
Breckenridge
Southard
Mr. Wagner
Haughn
Henry Seelé
Joe Saile
Ada Haughn
Ellen Wagner
Fairview
Joe Saife
Baby
Clarence Campbell
Baldwin
Childs
Gene
Joe Wagner
Smith Home
No. 6
Baby l
G. Saile
F. FB. Childs
Johnson
Son
Bowering
Jne Saile
Local families attend visits and baptisms in area
Mrs Joseph Kycek and sons arrived from Elma Washington. Visitors at Joe Saile home included Clifton Reusch G Saile Mrs Kycek and sons Miss Clara Saile Emil Saile Homer Saile and Ida Wagner. Monday afternoon Fairview practice with Mrs Haughnin and daughters Baldwin callers Tuesday. Blue Mound baptism trip by Mr and Mrs Breckenridge. Alfred and Robert Dulin from Pleasant Valley visited Breckenridges.
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Joseph Kycek
Elma
Washington
Joe Saile
Clifford Reusch
G. Saile
Joseph "Kycek
Clara Saile
Emil Saile
Homer Saile
Haugbn
Ade
Ellen
Ida Wagner
Fairview
Johnson
Walnut Grove
Sample
Haughnin
Baldwin
Breckenridge
Blue Mound
Alfred
Robert Dulin
Pleasant Valley
Local families enjoy weekend visits and oiling routes
Mr and Mrs W M Spitzli and children drove to Topeka last Sunday and spent the day. Ed Vogler and daughters from Lawrence visited relatives and joined Mrs Vogler's mother Mrs Nielsen. Numerous Kindred family members attended a Lawrence spring party and traveled between Lawrence Oskaloosa and Melvern for visits. Ed Haverty’s hill improvement is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Spitzli
Topeka
Ed Vogler
Fern
Lois
Lawrence
Vogler
Nielson
Mathias
Leslie Kindred
Eva Belle Kindred
George Catlin
Leroy Jordan
Ethel Kindred
Miss Johns
Ben Exwin
Eudora
H. E. ‘Westerhouse
Kansas City
Roberts
Carl Neis
Oskaloosa
Fred Smith
Emma Wilson
Laverne T Haverty
H. E
Steve Hadl
Ed Haverty
Lothholz Hill
Frank Seiwald
Louie Hadl
Robert Laughlin
Gideon Neil
Mayme Wilson
Aluen
Dorothy
Velma
Carlene
Walter Wilson
Arieta
Mayme
Olathe
Real Estate Transfers List From Kansas Areas
Transfers involve Geo. G. Smith to Harry A. Houk for 600 dollars in Lawrence and Oliver M. Hird to Ashley W. Mann for 1500 dollars in Baldwin. Other filings include W. R. Smith to T. M. Dick for 110 dollars in Lecompton and Glenn W. Shimeall to Horton White for 1 dollar plus rights in sec 35, Elk. area. Additional entries cover A. E. Owen to J. A. Hoffman for 550 dollars in Lawrence, Theo Brown to Rose Frye in Baldwin City, W. A. McClure to C. W. Waugh for 3450 in Baldwin, Fa S. Lemon to Fannie Sanders for 1 dollar in Lawrence, and federal transfers of NE 1-4 parcels in 1918 to John Houk and William Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. G. Smith
Harry A. Houk
Smith
Lawrence
Kans
Oliver M. Hird
Ashley WE. Mann
Lincoln St
Baldwin
Kan
W. R. Smith
T. M. Dick
Elk
Lecompton
Kansas
Glenn W. Shimeall Et al
Horton White
A. E. Qwen
J. A. Hoffman
Mill St. Elk
Theo, Brown
Rose Frye
High St
Indiana St
Baldwin City
W. A. McClure
C. W. Waugh
Barker St
Fa_S. Lemon
Fannie Sanders
Tenn. St
United States
John Houk
Boarding House Drama Sends Man Off to Movie Scene
A comic panel shows a character planning to go to a moving picture. He jokes about paying a price and writing a check, while others react to the plan and a nearby cliff scene unfolds.
Wake Up to Training with IC S Ad and Job Push
A fragmented 1920s style ad urges workers to pursue special training through the International Correspondence Schools to advance in big jobs. It contrasts two men, urging the reader to join the program, study engineering, chemistry or management, and apply for local representation through L. A. Woodworth in Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence Schools
I. C.S
Jim
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Anna ‘Thylor
the Stern Star
Toxie
Helen. Davis
T. C. Davis, Jr
Tonganoxie High-School
Bethany Hospital
A. C. Hess
Martha Beach
James H. Beach
Swarthmore ‘College
Pennsylvania
Beach
C. J. Dehetf
Aid
Society
Swith
Fred Barnhart
Tonganoxis
M. McCleary
E. W,. Hemphill
Mound Community Club
Hal|Kell
Harry White
Joe Zmek
Ed Shrimplin
A. Wartzack
C. L. Dehoff
Mildred of
Thomas Taylor
Will Kahn
Emporia
Fred Kahn
Helen Kahn
Blanche Phenicie
Weennce
Gladys and
Thelmas Hemphill
G. J. Phenicie
S. Kelsall Jr
Sam Kelsall Sr
Miller
South Massachus
Etts
Ernest Cline
Kansas Ci
John Cline
Otto Luckan
Jim Toyne
Otto Luckan Jr
Paul Luckan
Pall Leaf
Alfred Kahn
John A. Rourke
Boston
Pleasant Grove
George Halley
Emily Browning
Marrietta
Laswell
Frank Weeks
Worden
Dan Beeghley
Chas. Lutz
Sandy Williams
Harvey Hibner
Avery
Willow Springs
Pratt County
Daniel Flory
Lone Star
Oscar Mark Joy
Elmer Flory
C. N. Paterson
Fred Muehy
Collier
Isaac Montgomery
Harvey Flory
Harold and
Wayne
Edith Shaler
Noah Shuler
Javed Shuler
Ezra Shuler
Geo, Shuler
Ray ‘Shuler
Ray Shuler
Edith Shuler
Nicholas Crist
Anderson County
Hibner
Jesse Wingert
Merle and
Tien
Perth
Grover Ulrich
Arthur Boehle
Willie Boehle
Virland
Akern
England
France
Masor
Buster
T. C. Couples
Scranton
Junnritan G
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Maningement Certified Accountaty
Ay Shee
L. A. Woodworth
Ottawa
Tom Sawyer
Portland Cement Association
Tath
Portland Cement Association Gloyd Building
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