One Man Campaign Weighs on California Politics
A fragmentary passage discusses Sinclair and a one man movement shaping California politics. It notes Guyer and Haskell Institute funding, Indian education, and a reference to Adolf Hitler’s potential moves in Germany. The text hints at tariff attacks and political strategies, reflecting a turbulent era of shifting policy and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyer
Haskell
Con- Eters
U.S
Haskell Institute
Kell
Germany
Adolf
Hitler
Bond scandal records challenge Woodring statements
The article argues that bond fraud records show the governor Woodring spoke without consulting verifiable data, while Republicans stated essential facts about the scandal. Democrats are accused of misrepresenting the case to attack Woodring, with claims Maine’s relief allotment timing noted as potentially influencing political action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodring
Woollring
Landon
Neats
Family shower helps replace canned fruit lost in fire
In Old Home Town about forty relatives and neighbors gathered at Mrs Edward White's southeast Lawrence home to present about fifty quarts of canned fruit after the Davis family lost theirs in a recent blaze. The event, organized by Mrs White and Miss Myrtle Waiters with others, reflected community support after the fire.
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Elzy.Davis
Edward’ White
Davis
Plin
White
Myrtle Waiters
J. A. Downs
Enid
Okla
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Hollywood
Cal
P. Crocker
A. U
Haa
Exchange
Orange Products ’Co
California
Bailey
F.H.S. Bailey
Otto Had
Essie* Erwin
Menger
P. F. Walker
E. A. Bleck
C. G. Dunlap
L. D-Havenhill
E. M. Hopkins
Amida Stanton
J. W. O'Bryan
Dinner honors Haskell of Kansas City Star at Broad View Tay
A dinner last evening at Broad View Tay honored H J Haskell of the Kansas City Star. Guests included Mrs Haskell Chancellor Linda Tey Dean H W Arant Prof HB Hungerford Dean Frank Stockton Prof Ivan Benson Prof W Dill Prof FS Bi Rester W C Simons James Barrow Fred Ellsworth and Ar Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad’ View Tay
H-J. Haskell
The
Kansas City Star
Haskell
Linda Tey
H. W. Arant
H.-B. Hungerford
Dean'Frank
Stockton
Ivan Benson
W. A Dill
Fs Bi Rester
W. C. Simons
James Barrow
Fred Ellsworth
Ar.Flint
Twenty Five Years Ago November 1 Local Notes
Twenty five years ago on Thursday November 1 a local update lists residents traveling to Topeka for games and visiting relatives. It notes generator outage on the Lawrence line and social events including a Halloween party at J B Stubbs residence and a new Children’s Hour feature at the city library led by Miss Veda Walker with a teachers’ address afterward.
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Veda Walker
University
Forty Years Ago in Town News and Notes
Forty years ago on November 1 local items include Elmer Willis showing photographs at Rudiger’s gallery praised for art and pose. George R. Gould runs a busy radio shop with a half dozen workers clearing steady trade. Miss May Morse enrolls in a business college for a combined business and shorthand course. The Council heard a lease request from Vierson Milling Co for part of the grounds as an elevator site. Topeka investors eye a Kilworth building department store opening around November 10. University extension course officers elected include President B Woodward and Treasurer W E Mita.
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Elmer Willis
Rudiger
Massachusetts
Willis
George R. Gould
Mitchell
Gould
May Morse
de Soto
the Business College
Vierson Milling Co
Dys
Abdelal
Cowgill
Hugh
Youth violinist seeks life payout after finger loss
John Langley, a youthful violinist from Toronto, lost his left index finger and sues Fidelity Assurance for 74000 outright or 70 weekly for life, claiming disability. The insurer argues the injury is not occupational disability and calls the wound personal safety related. In Torrington, Mayor Clyde Smith plans a Thanksgiving turkey dinner after buying the grand champion for 1.80 a pound, a 15 pound bird worth 27. Washington notes a presidential joke on prices with a Fertilizer Association chart. Henri Larouche, 25, staying at a Delaware shelter, plans to marry 17-year-old Jean Gaworsky, as fellow transients pay for ring and dress. Vancouver Province mentions odds and conversion to cash.
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Cbs
Associated
Wrest
Toronto
John Langley
Fidelity Assurance. Com
Pany
Compay
Calso
Torrington
Wyo
Clyde Smith
Wilmington
Del
Henri Larouche
Jean Gaworsky
Larouche
Stolen letter plot tightens in Marian and Lon saga
Marian confronts McSwain's web of deceit as Lon, aging in guilt and drink, becomes a pawn. She plans to expose the scheme with detective John King, while a hidden figure lurks at the hilltop ruins, signaling danger as the double game continues.
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Marian Casadils
Qiness
McSwain
Lon
Cor McSwaln
Lon Tettaralaran
Marion
McSwaln
Fater
Marian
John King
Hero
Sacramento
Gypsy Woman Foretells Rip’s Journey and Hidden Bones
The gypsy woman tells Rip of a forthcoming journey with claims of discovery and trouble yet a safe end. She hints that Willy Nilly’s yard hides old bones and a secret that will surface when Rip looks back. The crowd presses for more of her mysterious prophecy.
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Graham
Quaeno Duck
Pipsy
Mrs. Quacker
Quackerville
Rip
Willy.Nilly
Ripsy
Bnsy
Vanity and cosmetics traced from ancient times in history
The writer argues cosmetics and vanity are twins, intrinsic to human nature, and should be examined from Temptest periods of history. From Egyptian tombs to Roman satirists and ancient physicians, cosmetics appear prominently in earnest writings. The ked-eye vials illustrate early cosmetic implements.
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Criago
Galoston
Ancient cosmetics echo in Roman satire findings
The piece notes how Ovid and Tertullian discussed cosmetics and hair dyes, warning of poisoning risks. It contrasts ancient practices with modern products, suggesting cosmetics were widespread and varied even in antiquity, though often risky.
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Oviil
Ovid
Cleopatra
Nero
Democrats and the Tammany Machine in Kansas Letters
A reader questions how long a dry Democrat would stay dry under the Farley-Tammany Wet machine and asks if voting Democrat ties Kansas to the Tammany power. The letter cites Roosevelt-Farley enforcement and criticizes Democratic figures including Harry Woodring.
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Democratic Machine
Journal-World
Kansas
Missouri
Harry Woodring
Hl. M
Brownlee, R
Lawrence, Kans
Bonus politics loom in new congress after 1932 vote
An account of how the veterans' bonus and House discharge rule shaped Republican and Democratic strategy, noting Roosevelt's stance and anticipated repeal efforts. It outlines past votes 211-40 and 176, and warns of administration plans to maneuver in a more varied Congress with stricter party discipline.
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Washington
American Legion
Miami
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Ute
Senate
Caugus
Conetess
Rainey
Majority
Byrna
Toomkin
U's
Paris fears of war as Matin cites German invasion threat
Cable News in Brief reports Paris dominated by warnings of possible war with Germany. Matin claims Germany could mobilize over two million troops next spring and may occupy the Saar if the League of Nations acts to restrain the conflict. France is urged to avoid playing with fire amid these reports.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
All Saints Dey
Matin
Fragmentary World War II Era Notes and Market Signals
Readable scraps indicate discussions on British munition policies and private manufacture, U S senate inquiries into paganism and anti-Semitic campaigns, Hitler’s Protestant church stance with Reichsbishop Mueller denial, Winnipeg grain market events, and December wheat options near 7 cents per bushel with May at 80 cents.
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Pmacer
London
Great Britain
United States Senate
Anbernemnel Peat
Hitler
Reichsbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Winnipeg
Pleasant Valley gathering and hospital talk in Eudora
Mrs Layina Smoots and a group including Pearl Smoots visited Pleasant Valley Sunday for dinner with Mr and Mrs John Hagen. Mrs Caroline Bohnsack hosted family dinner with Emmerson and William Bohnsack and children. An annual bazaar and suppers planned for Tuesday at the Methodist church with booths and a program after supper. Mrs Clarice Miller hosted a 6 o'clock luncheon Wednesday followed by plain bridge and prizes to Zillner and others. Several local residents attended community visits, hospital notes and Halloween parties noted with many names.
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Layina Smoots
Grand Dauntiver
Pearl Smoots
I. Hadle
Pleasant Valley
Iuesta
John Hagen
Caroline. Bohnaseks
Emmerson Bohnsack
William Bohnsack
Dorothy
Donna
Ma Topeka
Harold
Harald
Clarice Miller
Zillner
Lotz
Barbara Zillner
Jessie Craiz
Nora Trefz
Pauline Sommers
Edna, Zillner
Anna Sommers
Clara Lotz
Duke
Carl Deay
Wintand
George Lothholz
Memorial Hospital
Barker
Cintanee Daugherty
Wilda Lucas
Elton Lu
Baldwin
Charles Hockworth
Charlene
Hazel
Earl Monroe
Manhattan
Kathleen’ Henderson
Jacob Washington
Imackworth
Tilkehausen
Anna,Sommers
Moe
Viola’Sheldon
Allie-Milburn
Nellie: Catlin
Ora’ McCabrin
Jessie ‘Grimes
Mary
Sei
Local Society Notes From Lawrence Area Dissolved Amid Family Visits
Lawrence area social column records visitors and events including Martha Webster Greiner and Mary Neall Warmker attending family gatherings. Miss Vada Mack returning home to Clay Center. Miss Johni Steiner and Mrs Nellie on weekend in Kansas City. Mrs Leo Riley Meley visiting from Kansas City. eye surgery for a Kansas City hunter posted at St Marys hospital. Mrs Melvin Wilson returning home after Kansas City stay. Delbert Fuller and Mrs C L Puller hosting relatives. Ladies Aid church meeting and church dinner plans. William Waegr of St Louis visiting sister. Lucy Kaegi and Bert Kaegi with Mr and Mrs Ed Blackburn of Augustus Til.
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Aupper
Bridge Sparly
Melton
Delbert Fuller
Topeka
C- L.puller
Clarence Fuller
J Kansas
Banaar
Wiliam Waegr
St. ‘Louis
Lucy Kaegi
Herbert. Kaegi
Sind
Eds Blackburn
Augustus. Til
King
Curti Futher
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