President Hoover and Reed duel over policy and power
A Douglas County relief survey signals a big local aid year but not more, while Roosevelt’s Des Moines speech sparks a sharp exchange with Reed. The piece notes Reed’s long history of attacking Hoover and Wilson, and comments on the ongoing Chinese civil conflicts affecting crops and stability as fighting spreads from Manchuria into China. The report reflects a tense national mood and partisan rhetoric amid global upheaval and domestic relief concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Jim Reed
Missouri
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Reed
Hoover
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Dead Moines
Wilson
Cone
William Gibbs McAdoo
Elas
San Francisco
Food Administration
China
Manchurian
Differing Views on Beer and the Eighteenth Amendment
John N. Garner, Democratic vice presidential candidate, sees a distinct possibility that the Volstead act will be modified and some form of alcoholic beer legalized before March 4. Garner, aligned with Franklin D. Roosevelt, runs on a platform pledging repeal of the eighteenth amendment, with the Democratic platform seeking unqualified repeal and no note of the liquor problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Garner
Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kansas voters eyed on liquor issue in Democratic platform
A discussion of federal prohibition, state and local liquor control, and potential beer return under the Volstead Act shapes Kansas voters' view. The piece notes Garner and Roosevelt alignments, the risk to state safeguards, and Kansas’s 40 years of prohibition work. It also mentions Samuel Insull’s Athens detainment and possible extradition developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Garner
Roosevelt
Local Leaders and Residents Headed for Winter Skies
J B Wilson elected grand warden of the state lodge at grand lodge session. Fred W Knapp retires as grand warden. A string of residents plan overland trips to Florida for winter, others host winter guests, and a state ice dealers convention draws Mr Rankin. Drama League notes Herbert Taggart elected resident, with Helen Hoopes vice president, Florence Buss secretary treasurer, and committee chairs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wilson
Grand Lodge
Fred W. Knapp
J. M. Boyd
F. E. Burker
Florida
S. W. Atkinson
Boyd
R. C. Rankin
Chicago
Rankin
W. H. McConnell
West Point
N. Y
McConnell
Santa Fe
A. C. Mitchell
Salina
Drama League
Herbert F. Taggart
Lawrence
Entertain at Dinner Honors Churchill Guests
Mr and Mrs Ed Munk host a dinner for guests in honor of Mr and Mrs S J Churchill who will soon visit Reading Pa. Mrs Perry Ewing receives birthday surprises from friends at a three course luncheon. Mr and Mrs Melanire and Mrs W C Simons entertain informally for Mr and Mrs L O McIntire who plan to move to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Munk
S. J. Churchill
L. 0. McIntire
Kansas City
Doctors The eens Piet Medical Society-starday at the Throop hotel peel
Drs. G. W. iets E. cane and James Naismith from here at the Burr meat in North Lawrence. J. Allen & Boehays bought the Burr. They conduct the same business at the old location. The new firm has had many years experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eens Piet Medical Society
Throop
Peel
Topele
Drs. G. W
E. Cane
James Naismith and Simmons
J. Allen & Boehays
Burr
North Lawrence
Lawrence society notes and fashion glimpses from 40 years ago
Forty years ago on a Wednesday in Lawrence, local events include Senator Bally's address at the rink inviting broad attendance, a new fashionable black tiber cheviot top coat with cape trending in eastern cities, and a tailors’ prompt promise. Also Funston returns from Alaska, Mrs. Dr. Marvin attends a Wichita missionary meeting, Mrs. Kinnear and her Indianapolis visitors stay with Mrs. Flinton, Col. McCook pledges $150 to the Athletic Association upon matching funds, Kappa Alpha Theta hosts a reception at Mr. Sinclair’s for Mrs. Hodder from Cornell chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bally
Lawrence
Geo. Hollingberry
E Funston
Civilization
Alaska
James Marvin
Wichita
W. S. Kinnear
Indianapolis
Ind
W. J. Flinton
Col. McCook
Athletic Association
Kappa Alpha Theta
W. T. Sinclair
Prof. Hodder
Cornell
Treatment of Eczema Requires Careful Diagnosis
The article argues eczema stems from constitutional factors and external irritants. Effective care targets eliminating irritants and soothing inflamed skin, with thorough patient history covering daily life, work, diet, cosmetics, and contact substances. Sensitization tests may be needed. the physician must diagnose before treatment. Tomorrow Tuberculosis Prevention.
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Goldson
Academy of Medician
Kansas History This Date Southwestern reunion at Arkansas City
In 1894 a Southwestern soldiers reunion drew 5000 people at Arkansas City with speakers including John J. Ingalls Bernard Kelly and Richard W. Blue. The Society of Friends held its annual meeting in Lawrence. Mrs T M Allen said to be first Leavenworth girl born, daughter of city incorporator A T Kyle, died.
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Southwestern
Arkansas City
John J. Ingalls
Bernard Kelly
Richard W. Blue
Society of Friends
Lawrence
T. M. Allen
Leavenworth
A. T. Kyle
Madrid Budget Puzzle Wins City Federal Help
Pedro Rico, Madrid mayor, secured a federal subsidy of 800000 dollars annually for ten years, after Spain's congress considered a one million dollar yearly request. The compromise secures a sizable boost to the capital's municipal and school budgets amid wider fiscal pressures.
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Madrid
Pedro Rico
Rice
Spain
Congress
Rico
Brackett School September report summary
Brackett family and local residents noted at a Sal evening function at the W Davia home. The Brackett School report for September lists eleven enrolled students and attendance figures. Names include Dale Babbit Raymond Cobb Alice Kesold Marion Morris Betty McClure Martin Mary Alice Marty Victor James Billy Ray James and Ray James.
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Paul Rudiger
Toni Rudiger
Sal
W. Davia
Brackett
Dale Babbit
Raymond Cobb
Alice Adeline Kesold
Marion Morris
Betty McClure
Martin
Mary Alice Marty
Victor James
Billy Ray
Russell
Ray James Beve
I James
To Lane
Tiger Eye synopsis of a western chase and murder
Tiger Eye, a runaway teen with a yellow eye, hides at a nesters' hut in Montana after fleeing his Texas trader father. He shoots, contends with Babe Garner and nesters, discovers Nate Wheeler’s body, and faces pursuit by Pete Gorham and others as they close in on the Poole outfit. Fever and violence drive a grim, relentless pursuit across the rugged frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Reeves
Tiger Eye
Brazos
Nester
Montana
Nate Wheeler
Babe Garner
Ticket Eye
Nate Iyhevler
Nesters
Nate
Pete Gorham
Gorham
Tiser Eye
Altho
Gatile
Luke
Jess Markel
Markel
Poole
Temster
Murray
Texas
Chisholm Trail
Babe
Pappy Murray
Nevah
Mistah Bell
Wheeler
Skeeter
Ltg
Gracy
Mead Sentio
Jessal
Fever Talks in a Canyon Cabin Standoff
In a feverish standoff Babe Garner and Kid face nesters on a Sierra ridge. With a wounded, thirsty Babe and dwindling water, the Kid rigs a roof vantage and plans a dawn escape while bullets sieve the cabin. Night approaches as the siege tightens and hope rides on a fragile stock of water and skill.
Obituary of Sarah Jane Harrell Life Span and Marriage
Sarah Jane Harrell was born August 14, 1846 near Bentonville Arkansas and died September 29, 1932. She moved with her parents to Bloomington Kansas at age 25 and married John C. Moore on September 14, 1865. He died October 25, 1925. Surviving children include Mrs Jannie Lysinger and Mrs Russell Woodward of near Richland, plus two others.
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Sarah Jane Harrell
Bentonville
Ark
Bloomington
Huglns County
Kan
John C. Moore
Jannie Lysinger
Russell Woodward
Richland
Bedfast six weeks lets community mourn devoted mother
A longtime resident described as a cheerful, kind and loving mother, she faced illness with almost no complaint. Her suffering was endured with grace, and she will be sadly missed by family, neighbors, and all who knew her.
Obituary: Henry H Hausman of Clearfield Kansas
Henry H Hausman born July 26 1872 in Clearfield Kansas died September 25 1982. He married Brinnie Meader July 27 1898 and is survived by his wife three daughters two sons two sisters five grandchildren and many relatives and friends. Services were held Tuesday at Evangelical church Clearfield with burial in Clearfield cemetery. He was a longtime church member and community neighbor. Call 22 to place an ad in want ads.
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Henry H. Hausman
Clearfield
Kan
Brinnie Meader
Albert Walter
Orans
Cal
Roy Breithaupt
Udora
Harold Eberhart
Lawrence
Clarence
Paul Hausman
John Ott
Eudora
Henry Deckwa
Evangelical Church
Dissinger
Vaasar
Learfield Cemetery
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National Representatiiear -Lorenzen
Hompton
New York
South Michigan Ave
Honey
Aulat Bureau OF
Athens
Samuel Insull
United States
Paris
Greece
Claude
Betty
Publishers Syndicate
Syndré Oer
Mareau
Rabe
Deserzers
Fim
Jem
Hull Valley
Babs
Barney
Rts
Willy Nilly
Will
Mrs. Quacko
Flotilla Botilla
Botilla
Sundown Stories
Topeka
First National Bank
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Federal Reserve Bank
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