Roosevelt Campaign Tour Faces West Virginia and Pennsylvania
President Roosevelt pushed a campaign swing through West Virginia and Pennsylvania heading to Pittsburgh for a major new deal exposition to be aired tonight. Col Frank Knox will follow with a Pittsburgh talk, Alfred E. Smith addresses the Independent Coalition of American New York, and Hugh S. Johnson criticizes George N. Peek. Debate centers on farmers economic parity and campaign rhetoric about communism as a red herring.
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Liberty Memorial Band Plans Topeka Trip For Game
The Liberty Memorial high band and part of the girls pep club will travel to Topeka for the football game against Topeka High School tomorrow evening. A single 35-seat bus is chartered for pep club members, with others planning to ride in private cars. Pep club sponsor is Margaret Maynard. Mildred Sayre teaches commerce. The band director, Clarence E. Sawhill, notes cars may be insufficient to carry all members. Those wishing to join should contact the high school office.
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Theater staffing changes and cemetery notice in Herington
Ray Holmes leaves Patee theater to act as manager at Dreamland theater in Herington for six years. Rex Kearall will run the Tatee theater during Holmes absence, expected until New Year. McVey and Schwahn connected to Granada and Patee theaters part of Commonwealth chain. Ulrich Cemetery Association to meet at cemetery east of Pleasant Grove Friday at 1 30 PM. Also ad notes radio program on WIBW and insurance ad by Let Butcher with phone 8921.
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Dreamland Theater
C.L. MeVey
Rex Kearall
Tatee
Holmes
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S.C. Schwahn
Granada
Commonswealth
Ulrich Cemetery
Ulrich Cemetery Association
Pleasant Grove
Test Your Knowledge From a Historical Quiz Page
A fragmented quiz asks about eugenics the capital of Montana citizenship rights tied to voting a river near Illon Ohio Henry Ford birthplace oldest unaltered flag country smallest body part biceps theater of Lincoln assassination location of US Children Bureau federal department and California Big Bend tunnel details are unclear from the readable text.
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KU Prof Has Plenty of Room to Criticize
A Kansas University class scene shows a coed mockingly introducing Robert Taylor, provoking the professor who notes she has been in class only a week and doubts the instruction. Meanwhile, a Kansas student returns to Lawrence from New York as a renowned paleontologist and museum curator, Dr. Brown, praising Dyche Museum dioramas. A crowded midweek varsity game, newspaper contingents for Gov Landon’s KU Washburn trip, and campus gossip mix with birthday notices for Chancellor Lindley and light campus humor.
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Hoover critiques tax policies in Denver speech
Former president Herbert Hoover assailed federal tax policies at the American Mining Congress in Denver. He urged revising inheritance taxes and abolishing tax exemptions on government securities while denying a call for tax cuts. He said no partisan motive governed his remarks and planned a Topeka stop en route to Chicago.
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Kansas convict makes vain escape attempt near Tonganoxie
Lansing Kan Oct 1 A convict at the state prison Frank Arnold netted by Clyde Wilson record clerk during a return from federal court at Wichita he tried to escape near Tonganoxie but was subdued with a few blows Arnold had been taken to Wichita for a federal case Homer Davis assistant US district attorney who accompanied the trip left the car at Topeka
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Clyde Wilson
Wichita
Wilson
Arnold
Tonganoxie
Homer Davis
United States District Attorney
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals Eva Bean Kurtz 71
Eva Bean Kurtz aged 71, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kurtz of near Eudora, died at Mercy hospital Kansas City after months of illness and eight blood transfusions. Survived by parents, two sisters Norma and Genevieve, three brothers Oliver Lee Paul and Eugene, and three grandparents. Funeral at Hesper Friends church tomorrow at 2:30 pm with burial in Hesper cemetery.
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Roy Kurtz
Eudora
Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Norma
Genevieve
Oliver Lee
Paul
Eugene
Charles Kurtz
Ella Burnell
Hesper Friends Church
Hesper Cemetery
Funeral services for Benjamin Overstreet
Benjamin Overstreet dies at home on New York street. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM at Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev. B. L. Wightman presiding. Burial will follow at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Personal notices from Lawrence and surrounding area
Mr and Mrs W L Robinson of Kansas City Kan have moved to Lawrence and reside at 740 New Hampshire Street. Mr Robinson works with Goffe and Carken er Grain. Mrs Iva Willey visits Topeka. Mrs C E Helsdon and Mrs Harry White travel to Washington DC returning with Mrs Helsdons sister Mrs Charles S Hayden. Mrs Haleie Marley formerly of Lawrence sails for Honolulu to spend a year with son Howard Marley and wife. Mr and Mrs Leon Snyder winter with their cousins Mr and Mrs John Brand. Mrs Snyder was Gretchen Speelman before marriage. Mr Snyder studies pharmacy. Pleasant Grove Four Leaf club meets Friday night bring one dozen doughnuts.
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Topeka
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Baker
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Verne ‘Sibley
Kansas Ci
Jorie Glasson
Durha Almat
Aluynne
Zota Taw Alphas
Merle Sitchenck
James S. Chubb
M. E. Bruner
Mae Bruner
California
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Hoyt
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Chester Wint
Tulsa
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Wint
George Anderson
Chanute
Ellen Callan
Evy Stevens
Ballwin
Charles E. Stephens
B. A. Hammond
E. Mollor
Gaylord Weilipp
Ottawa
Maude Wilson
D. B. McGlumphy
Nelson P. Horn
NeGtumphys
Clinton
Lodge to Hold Supper Tomorrow Night
The Barker C. P. A. lodge invites all members to a supper scheduled for tomorrow night. Alexander, a local dentist, is listed with phone number 506 in the notice.
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Lawence snippets mix police chatter and politics
Police radio chatter between Eudora and Lawrence stations noted on the road to Kansas City with Officers Turner Ingalls and Smith testing the car unit. Congressman Guyver planned speeches and Hoover train connections in Topeka while Douglas county records hint at September marriage licenses and October treasurer office closures. Chinook salmon from the Columbia River arrived for a Bonehead club dinner at the Hotel Eldridge.
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Houston Turner
John Ingalls
Henry Smith
Kansas City
Kudo
Douglas County
Columbia River
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Bonehead Club
George Kuhne
Eldridge
Kuhne
W.M. Linton
Lawrence
Chicago
Salmon Cannery Reports Record Chinook Size
A Seattle salmon canning firm notes a beauty of a Chinook much larger than average. While the usual Chinook weighs about 22 pounds, the firm has caught salmon weighing up to 10 pounds, indicating significant variation in recent catches.
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Townsley named new KU cheerleader head at tryouts
Bill Townsley of Great Bend was selected as head cheerleader at the University of Kansas after yesterday’s tryouts. Seven assistants were named to support him including Frank Warren Hazlett Stewart Jones Bob Farmer Bill Bright and Bill Waugh.
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Baldwin News Highlights Collected Local Social Events
Baldwin updates cover Woman's Missionary Society delegates, Eastern Star gatherings, Leisure Hour club luncheons, family visits from Kansas City and Topeka, Baker University alumni reunions, and multiple events at homes of Mrs. J. E. Mellor Mrs. Wenona Jett and Rev. F. Barber. Attendees include Frank Ellis McHenry Fleming and Jett’s circle.
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Topeka
Woman's Forview Missionary Society
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Chante
Ray Harshfiell
Lydia Sain
Evangeline
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Kansas City
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Prank Ellis
Roth Mueler
Mes. Mueller
M Robert BE. McHenry
Columbia
San Antonio
Tex
Frank FE. Wolf
Samuel A. Dect
Wolf Home
Ross Wolf
Edith Kelley
Thomas A. Evans
Margaret Ickinson
George W. Piersol
Harriet Wilson Ruble
Baldwin
Wallace B. Fleming
Murray Wilson
Mary Helen
Dorothy
Salina
Harold Wilson
Dallas
Kenneth iLion
Barbara Ann
Chic
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Yung J Chun
China
Helen Wilson | Fleming
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East Park
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W. B. Fleming
Wienona Jett
Mary Ellen Corman
Eldorado
F. E. Barber
Pearl Barber
Marysville
Stella Hutton
Braman
Okla
H. A. Watters
O. S. Watters
Blue Rapids
Floyd Barber
David. Gordon
Betty
Anita
Lawrence
Emil S. Liston
Fort Scott
T. L. Thogmartin
C. B. Zook
Methodist Home For the
Party treasurers elected for state committees
Allen W. Sandidge of Mulberry was elected treasurer of the state Republican central committee and Walter Fees of Iola was chosen treasurer of the Democratic state committee.
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Mulberry
State
Republican Central Committee
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Iola
Democratic State Committee
Tonganoxie Community Notes Highlights
Albert Harbaugh and son Albert moved to town for work and schooling while Albert enters second grade at Tonganoxie Grade School. Reading club met at Mrs. Hazen’s home on Sept 25. Ethel Collins of Hiawatha visited. Home Economics officers named. Owl Bridge club gathered Sept 26 at the Farrells with prizes awarded to Mrs. Perry Walters and Perry Walters.
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Linwood
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Tonganoxie
Tonganoxie Reading Club
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F.I. Henry
Richard, Patience
John Abbey
Ethel Collins
Hiawatha
Jim Johnstone
Owl Bridge Club
Izola
James Farrell
Perry Walters
Harry Wendorff
Charles Cor- 1i
Tonganoxie social notes mix showers and school band
Local events include Ruth Dillon’s music resignation and move to Wichita. A handkerchief shower for Lily Somers featured a fishing pole prize and a fish pond. A large list of guests attended. The Tonganoxie high school chorus lists members and the Wichita teachers meeting is planned. The Leavenworth county girls and boys glee clubs announce members and the Kearing accompanist.
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Miss Somers
Henry Wenzel
Roy Yates
Charles Corlett
Dean Freeman
LeRoy Somers
John Lindell
Rosamond McNamee
Mary Agnes Kelly
Dorothy Scheller
James Johnstone
Bill Lindel
Bill McNamee
Lonnie
Clarence Dempsey
Jupe Hammond
Ed Scheiner
Tonganexferral High School
Margaret Wiprecht
Duane Morrow
Junior Gress
Mary Frances Hans
Leland
Freienmuth
Jean Mails
Roy Lee Redding
Hans Freienmuth
Walters
Leah Phenide
Ruth. Dillon
Dillon
Wichita
Miss Dillon
Izola Farrell
Leah Phenicie
W. C. Morrow
O. M. Williamson
Leonard Hazen
Walter Zoellner
Harry Wendorff
W. J. Stevenson
Ruth Phenicie
Leah Brewer
Millicent Robinson
Winifred Johnson
Irene Verhave
Dean Ratliff
Mary Lenihan
Parent-Teacher Association
Bride
Bert Grems
John Dorney
Earl Martin
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth County
Leavenworth
Tonganoxte Rural High School
Treasa Cox
Mary Rose Davidson
Marie Deitrich
Marjorie Deitrich
Kathryn Diehl
Mary Dressler
Martha Duncanson
Sarah Dutton
Eula Freeman
Mary Frances Haas
Mary Elizabeth Hall
Genevieve Harmon
Jean Hichee
la Vena Highfill
Clovis Haley
Glendora Kaufman
Ruby Kesinger
Charles Kramer
Caralee Laming
Bernice Love
Jean Malis
Ruby Parabner
Betty Rae Ridgway
Ellen Shoemaker
Gracie Ward
Marceline Ward
Neal Decker
Howard Wells
Gene Hunt
John Whitaker
Tim de Hoff
Gerald McCaffery
Robert Blaker
Edwin Whitaker
Douglas McEnulty
High Prairie Birth And Homecoming Plans
High Prairie couple Keith Ulrich and wife announce the birth of a daughter named Mary Elizabeth on September 21. The fourth annual Homecoming at High Prairie will be held at the church on Sunday October 4 with services at 10 and 11 and a noon basket dinner. Afternoon reminiscences follow. A farewell reception for Rev. and Mrs. Robert Edgar occurred at the church last Wednesday evening featuring Georgia Greer and Lenora Williams vocal solos, Dorothy Gleason with Mrs. Gleason on piano, Matien Van Hoesen on piano, and a talk by Robert Edgar.
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Colony
Mary Elizabeth
High Prairie
Robert Edgar
Georgia Greer
Lenora Williams
Dorothy Gleason
Mrs. Gleason
Matien van Hoesen
Community Notes Highlight Local Events and Farewells
The High Prairie people presented an electric waffle iron to a community gathering. A social time followed with refreshments. Best wishes are extended to Rev and Mrs Edgar as they move to Chicago to attend school. Franz Johanning and Phillip Williams vacationed, taking Friday off for Vinland fair. The high school building serves as an exhibit room.
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Phillip Williams
Market News Roundup Hits Wheat and Livestock Markets
Wheat values eased amid liquidation fears for October futures at Winnipeg. Chicago futures softened on favorable seeding reports, with notable activity in wheat and corn. In Kansas City, cattle and hog prices showed varied movement, with calves and yearlings steady to firm and feed classes weaker. Cash grain and hog markets reflected mixed demand and regional price signals across wheat, corn, oats, and butterfat.
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