1932 Democratic and Republican votes in New Ashford race
In the 1932 state elections New Ashford gave Ely eight votes and Walsh nineteen while the Republican opponent Williams received twenty three. Marcus Cao was elected to U S Senate with four votes. William M. pablens got twenty five. Curley later ran for governor in 1934, New Ashford giving him four votes as Fuller received seventeen.
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U- 5
Bb Walsh
Keverteen iSeobert - Washburn
Joseph B. Ely
Ini
Williams. Youngears
New Ashford Ely
Alen
Haskell to Honor Guests at 50th Anniversary
Dudley G. Haskell’s legacy linked to Lawrence and the Indian Institute school site. Nieces and relatives from Kansas and California expected as guests, but some could not attend. Haskell, a Kansas congressman, chaired Indian affairs and helped establish the school later named for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley G. Haskell
Kansas
Jalorence
Haskell
Har
Otis- H
Lawrence
Paskell Institute
Western rail plan seeks 12 million passeng er bid
AP reports the Western Association of Railway executives announced a travel bid to build a western territory air conditioned train program. Chairman Taylor said the plan aims to attract passengers with nearly 12 million in proposed investments. About 1,200 units would be provided and 700 would be affected by the fall in air travel.
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Pice
Air
Taylor
Estern- Association
Mavier Sx
Unclear Event At Haskell Campus Pageant With Buffalo Rosalie
A Deadwood era show arrived at Haskell campus featuring a Pawnee and Maj. Gordon act. A baby buffalo named Rosalie and plainsman C W Calfelt march in, with Rosalie trained to perform and follow Calfelt. They join a Santa Fe train scene for the pageant Saturday night drawing crowds.
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Deadwood
Gordon
Lillie
Bill
Pearson-Speelman
Horn
Rosalie
Chicago
101 Ranch
Colfelt
Buffalo
Haskell
Santa Fe
Huey Offers LSU to Alabama and Minnesota in Playoff Standoff
Huey P. Long calls for a bold challenge to Alabama and Minnesota asserting LSU as the stronger team. He proposes hosting both squads the same week and even the same day, with each allowed to choose eleven LSU players while LSU keeps four backs on the field.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Louisiana State ‘Tigers
Alabama
Minnesota
L.8
L.S.U
Wakarusa Township Lunch Aids Red Cross Fund
Community volunteers at Wakarusa township hall hosted a lunch today to raise funds for the Douglas County Red Cross. A Lawrence resident offered a grim critique of medieval punishment methods and joked about feeding victims with improvised tools. The text also references Haskell and a Saturday event in the Pi area with references to clothing and overcoats.
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Wakarusa i Township
Wakarusa’ Township
Douglas County Red Cross
A Lawrence
Haskell _mhatitu
Successful Runt ing Trip Recalls Hunt Despite Drought
Mr and Mrs Art Feisel return from their annual two day hunting trip in the Loomie area. Weather was rough and the territory suffered from drought with little water in the Andes. The Fritzels bagged pheasants but many birds died from the drought and hatch rates were poor. wardens reported adult pheasants seen amid low grasshopper abundance.
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Art Feisel
Andes
Fritzels
Bos
Move to New Quarters for C D Reber Motor Co
The C D Reber Motor Co will move shortly to quarters on Hampshire Street Rev Hampshire Street where the hardware building at 726 N was formerly used by Reber.
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C.D. Reber
Rev
Hampshire ‘Street
Kansas University Campus Notes And Oddities Of The Day
On the Kansas University campus in Lawrence humorous and odd items emerge people attend class while gossip swirls about a bizarre prize quiz and late night disturbances. A freshman girl involved in an eerie bed incident at the Pi Phi house recalls a dead squirrel prank linked to a Marvin Grove dog. Faculty reception and archives curiosities add to campus chatter as students debate grading methods and archive duties.
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Emma
Jo .Swaney
Dorothy Fry
Miss Swaney
Ian
Rea
Pi Phi
Marvin
Grove
Pi. Phi
Don Cossacks to Perform at KU Concert Chalks Out 1984 Tour
The University of Kansas concert program announces the Don Cossacks’ 1984 tour with a full schedule and first U.S. appearance since Vienna ten years ago. They will perform under the baton of Series Jurott, with passports required for travel via Nansen passes. Tickets available now at three local outlets, with prices 2.00 1.60 and 1.00.
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University of Kansas
Albeir
University of Kansan
Jurott
Phoat
Vienna
Caar
Asia
Doi Cossacks
Ris 'Aig-Thru
Tes Bens
Singine Horsemen of the Stepnes
Red Cross Seeks 6500 Gift Fund Through Local Canvass
A special committee led by State Senator Carl E. B. Friend plans a Lawrence canvass starting this week to raise a 6500 gift fund for the Red Cross. The Armistice Day drive aims to surpass prior efforts by county donors, with committee members listed including Mrs. C W Maloney and Dr. George Eaterley. The Douglas County chapter budget stands at 6500 this year, 2500 more than last year, to aid marginal relief cases not covered by federal aid.
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Carl E. B. Friend
Friend
Douglas Counchapter
Han Leen -Ret
Prevrou Call
Haskell Football Homecoming Pageant Pictured at KU Event
Tickets go on sale at KU for a student block of 500 labeled Available to Students for Haskell. The Monday game against an Indian-tontialt team marks the only home appearance this fall and will be part of a homecoming celebration featuring an historical pageant.
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South Dakota
Nooa
Abe Haskell
Jan Chiapusso to Tour Michigan Indiana Cities
Pianist Jan Chiapusso, professor at the School of Fine Arts, will leave Friday for a concert tour visiting Michigan and Indiana venues. The Mendelssohn Club at Rockford is among the engagements in this year’s recital series.
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Jan Chispusso
Michigan
Indiana
Jan Chiapusso
School of Fine Arts
Iran
Ted mi
Rockford
Red Cross Workers to Hold Special Friday Meeting
Red Cross downtown and residential staff will convene Friday afternoon at 4 o clock in the chamber of commerce pestabl y’s room for an important session. The gathering aims to align all workers on upcoming tasks and updates.
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Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
The Streets of Boucicault Play Recalls An Era
Fragmentary OCR passages reference a melodramatic performance involving Boucicault and actors Cheney and Sheila. The text hints at a historical theatre scene with a general audience, but specifics and dates are unclear from the readable fragments.
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Boucicault
Cheney Sheelag
Yabie
Bell to guest conduct Libany High School band
Doctor of Libany at co high school presides over musical program featuring march composition and Frolic. Auditorium concert marks anniversary event and indoor debut of the 70 piece band under C. Sew al director. Community honors Belt for contributions to music literature and involvement with national band associations.
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Bell
Co High School
Haskell
Inskell
Brompey
C. E
Belt
Batligh
Spelens Cac
Tien A
Swith
Woverns
Lecomp ton Rebekah Lodge Roast and Willow Club Gatherings
Members of the Rebekah lodge and their families enjoyed a roast in the grove of Aik Rh school Tuesday night. The Willingoo club hosted a covered dish lunch and all day meeting with Halloween decorations and contests. Names were drawn for a Christmas exchange and visitors from Ottawa and Topeka attended.
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Rebekah Lodge
Aik Rh
Wieneta
Nter
Spe
Opeka
Willingoos Club
Goldie
McCall
Lawrence
Jack
Loupe
Ruth
Irene
Atom
Imen
Zincl
Irene Slavens
Ottawa
Clare Harria
Lenter
Mya Bertha
Anderron
Uate Glenn
Mras
Mary McCall
Arlet Fulton
and. Bobble
Dark
Midland social notes and upcoming events from the rural club
The article lists residents visiting relatives, a Rural Social club luncheon next Friday, November 9, and a postponed Midland Grange meeting due to rain. It notes Halloween celebrations at Midland school, a teachers and staff party, and various local visits by community members including Mrs. Charles Spray and Mrs. Guy Schultz.
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Laneh
hiGane
Sale
Guy Shultz
Ghanes
Ot Sien ‘School
Midland
Hallowoween
Ermoon
Mackey Social Event Shows Local Guests In Home Celebration
Miss Lorene Falrosina hosted a Monday evening gathering for friends with Miss Hamel Grace as guest of honor. Grace Stanwix presented refreshments to her husband, Joyce Leach, during a lively social at Mr. Herbert Nunemaker’s home. A large umbrella decor and tea table setup highlighted the event, with other local visitors and families noted in attendance across Lay and neighboring farms.
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Lorene Falrosina
Amelie Grace
Dainty
Grace Stanwix
Joyce Leach
Porlen
Herbert Nunemak
Orage
Mina
Marguerite
Te Nunemaker
Frank Bereiter
Acam
Manuel
Betty Nan Hemphill
Washburn
Thomas
Hugill
Olathe Sand
Mires
Will
Reeves Walter
Emma Brei
Emery ‘Bell
Middland
Louis Sch
Louia
Weeley
George Bretbnant
Pate Aye
Beacheisen
Teen Nashe Nen
Benker
Nanna ‘Tari
Edith Brechelae
Imner
Ethel
Sumner
Edgerton
Fred
Leesan
Mias
Louise Murdock
Lindon
Clearfield
Law- Teng
Willie “Guenther
Mies -Ruth
Topeka
Osstober
Mr. Guenther
Fairview
Beatrice Johnson
Robert
Guenther
Vinland
Teachers Meet and Reception for Marguerite Munemker and Herbie Nunemater
A community gathering mentioned Marguerite Munemker and Herbie Nunemater with a Halloween themed event. Attendees shared a meal and conversation, and the notice notes the party lasted until noon.
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Meetin Sie
Marguerite Munem Ker
Herbie’ Nunemater
Cm Aiailoween
Clearfield Community News Highlights Weddings and Gatherings
Local notes report multiple family visits at Clearfield and nearby farms. Emma Brei and family hosted relatives, weddings were celebrated for Deny and Guenther couples near Reno and Topeka, and community events included a Halloween party, a Masquerade, and a Pleasant Oak club meeting with officer elections.
CAN THE DEAD RETURN VALLEY OF THE SHADOW
A fragmentary ad for a Granada Theatre seance mentions ghosts, warnings, and superstitions. It cites a Friday midnight event with unusual noises and strange openings, inviting crowds to attend the eerie demonstration. The piece includes garbled names and scattered phrases from promotional copy.
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Frome
Dea
Granada
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