Landon attacks Roosevelt on exports in Ohio stop
On a campaign swing toward Cleveland, Alf Landon assailed President Roosevelt over agricultural exports. He disputed Roosevelt’s Omaha statements, accused devaluation of boosting tariffs and lowering export quantities, and argued the Roosevelt method mismeasures export growth. Landon cited Secretary Hull and cited declines in cotton, wheat, flour, meat, and lard exports since 1932, calling for policy clarity and conservation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Ohio
Roosevelt
Omaha
Rotanee
Mi6
James A. Farley
London
Mt. Vernon
Lake States
Mount Vernon
Hull
Minneapolis
Hic
Department of Commerce
France
Italy
Switzerland
Columbus
Kansan
Washington
Harry P. Walfe
The
Columbus Dispatch
John H. McCoy
Ogden Mills
the Treasury
Mount Oread Aroused Over Kansas Coach Critique
Campus turmoil centers on University Daily Kansan critique of KU football coaching after a 21 7 loss to Iowa State. Students and athletics director respond. the story also notes Boyle works, a Boyle book display, and local campus happenings from Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Oread
Kansan
K. U
Jayhawker
F. C Allen
Mount Oread
Iowa State
Kansas
Condition Improves A Year After Mt Dread Explosions
War scare on the Hill as three blasts were set off. R O T C officials were disposing of explosives. A crowd at the Kappa open house caused key girls to leave. Marvin grove shows fall beauty. Gen H Johnson to speak October 81. Chancellor Lindley autographed photo. Prof W R Smith’s condition at Memorial hospital improving. classes covered by faculty. Civic Association to meet at Woodlawn school with Kaw river drainage report. Arthur Gumm facing liquor possession charge after North Lawrence raid. Died in state prison Lansing. UP-Her man Reinke, 35, died of heart disease, sentenced to 5 to 15 years in 1932. Five men fined for drunkenness in police court. Notice radio spots and glasses advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Dread
R.O.T.C
Kappa
Marvin Grove
H. Johnson
Lindley
Civic Association
North Lawrence
Arthur Gumm
Justice Court of
O. J. Lane
Gumm
North Fifth Street
Lilburn Dowers
John Ingalla
Ralph Hubbell
Ralph Dicker
Lansing
Kan
Herman Reinke
Dickinson County
Must Sign Claims For Highway 40 Refunds
State highway refund auditors at the county clerk's office sign 1926 special highway tax claims for Douglas County taxpayers. About 400 claims remain to be signed through October 24 by those who paid the tax, regardless of current ownership. Signed claims will yield refunds by mail within about 30 days, with checks issued to the claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commissioner
Court House
Douglas County
O. B. Eddy
A. L. Albright
Hoon
Highway Commission
Dr Lindley to Speak at Nurses Association Banquet
Chancellor FH Lindley of the University of Kansas will address the banquet Friday night at the twenty fifth annual Kansas State Nurses Association convention in Lawrence on October 23 and 24 the topic education and the nursing profession. The Kansas League of Nursing Education holds its eighth annual institute October 21 and 22 with registration at Eldridge hotel. Officers listed include Mrs Mary C Bure president Mrs Irma I Law first vice president Miss Ethel Templin second vice president Miss Frances Bolen secretary Miss Aleta L Steck treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FH. Lindley
University of Kansas
Kansas State Nurses’ Association
Lawrence
Lindley
Kansas League of Nursing Education
Eldridge Hotel
Mary C. Bure
Kansas City
Irma I. Law
Wichita
Ethel Templin
Frances Bolen
Kansas Ci Eretary
Aleta L. Steck
Relief costs and caseload rise in county aid program
County relief in September rose by 49 cases from August per a report issued by Mrs. Mildred Watson poor commissioner. Total September spending reached 85623.17 for direct relief poor farm hospitalization and burials. 561 families or 1230 people received aid. average per case 12.19 and per person 4.57. 119 cases added 70 closed. Commodities included 1356 cans beef 1068 pounds cauliflower 1499 pounds fresh pears 1486 pounds dried peas 1331 pounds dried prunes 1102 clothing and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Watson
Florine Christenson Wins $2 Fire Prevention Prize
Florine Christenson, an 11 year old sixth grade pupil at a New York school, won the $2 cash prize offered by the Chamber of Commerce for the best questionnaire on fire prevention week. The award was for neatness and completeness. the check will be mailed today. Theodore Charlton, in charge of the celebration, said 1,400 questionnaires were distributed and about 1,000 were turned in for judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florine Christenson
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Theodore Charlton
U G Mitchell To Speak At Sigma Xi Meeting
U G Mitchell mathematics professor at Kansas and retiring Sigma Xi president will address members Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Spooner Thayer museum on The Study and Teaching of the History of Mathematics. A reception follows. The Kansas chapter, fourth oldest, first outside New York, marks fifty years of the national chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G. Mitchell
University of Kansas
Sigma Xi
Spooner- Thayer
Kansas
New York
K. U
Visiting Students to Speak on World Student Federation Series
Moni Sen of St Stephen's Delhi and John C Alexander of Melbourne will headline four discussions at the University of Kansas on Tuesday and Wednesday. Topics include America Through Visiting Students Eyes, The World Student Christian Federation Its Present Influence and Work, and The Christian Message for Students Today. Sessions are at the central Administration building auditorium Westminster hall K U Union cafeteria Henley House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Australia
Eussi Chris Federation
Y.M.C
Yv.w.c.a
University of Kansas
Moni Sen
St. Stephen's College
Delhi
John C. Alexander
University of Melbourne
Victoria
Sen
Alexander
America
Central Administration Building
World Student Christian Federation
Westminster Hall
K. U. Union
Pacific Area
The
World Student Federation
Henley House
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Anna Thiffer and Bauman Brothers
Mrs Anna Thiffer aged 72 died last night at home 815 New York street with funeral details to be announced later She leaves a daughter Mrs Anna Banks of Los Angeles a son Rev L E Mathis pastor of St Luke s A M E Church Lawrence a grandson granddaughter two great grandsons and a great granddaughter August Bauman died in Lawrence Neodesha brother of Mrs Caroline B Spangler He and Adolph Bauman were notable Neodesha merchants and community leaders with varied business interests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Thiffer
Anna Phiffer
New York Street
Anna Banks
Los Angeles
Calif
L. E. Mathis
St. Luke's A. M. E
Church of Lawrence
August Bauman
Lawrence
Neodesha
Caroline B. Spangler
Adolph Bauman
Bauman Brothers
Building and Loan Association
Emily Blair to Address K U Young Democrats Club
Mrs Emily Newell Blair a member of the consumers advisory council for the Department of Commerce will speak at the K U Young Democrats club meeting at the courthouse tomorrow night at 8 o clock She served as a vice president of the Democratic national committee for six years and wrote Creation of a Home Woman of Courage edited Good Housekeeping for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Newell Blair
Consumers’ Advisory Council
Department of Commerce
K. U
Young Democrats Club
Blair
Democratic National Committee
Woman of Courage
Good Housekeeping
Fire Started by Blow Torch at Mrs. Bingham Home
A blow torch ignited a fire at 1224 New Hampshire street owned by Mrs. Fannie Bingham. Firefighters confined flames to the space between walls and between first and second floors, extinguishing the blaze with little damage. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Bingham
New Hampshire Street
Frank Presbrey Dies at 81 Former Editor and Publisher
Frank Presbrey, 81, longtime editor and publisher and head of the Frank Presbrey advertising company, died at his summer home in Greenwich, Connecticut. A Princeton classmate of Woodrow Wilson, he helped found Public Opinion and the Forum, later launching a named advertising firm. He held posts with New York Life, the Boy Scouts, and was connected to William McKinley and Walter Hines Page. He married Stella Spalding, linking to W. E. Spalding of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Presbrey
New York Advertising Company
Greenwich, Conn
Princeton
Woodhrow Wilson
Presbrey
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Youngtown
Neegister
William McKinley
Congress
Washington
Public Opinion
Literary Digest
Walter Hines Page
England
Forum
New York Life Insurance Company
Boy Scouts of
Amer
W. E. Spalding
Lawrence
Stella Spalding
Mr. Spalding
Squirrels, leaflets, and local notes in Lawrence
Reports from Lawrence include Charley Pennell claiming a seven shot miss at a squirrel, a timekeeper distributing WPA campaign leaflets on Massachusetts Street, a schoolgirl worried about missing weekend classes, and the Lawrence Country club annual stockholders and Pelican dinner with three new directors. Also cited are the London Business Women's League membership, Mrs Farinda Lambkin presiding over the colored group, and a discovery of borers from a tree at 946 Alabama Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Pennell
Night Sailer
Pennell
Lawrence Country Club
Pelican
Irving Hill
C. Stewart
D. L. Patterson
London Business Women’s League
Colored Women's Group
Farinda Lambkin
E. B. Pierson
Journal-World Office
George Kirchhoff
Alabama Street
Stutz Has No Comment On Woodring Relief Row
Topeka Oct. 12. Kansas emergency relief head Stutz offered no comment on a Woodring claim of political activity in the WPA relief program he administers. Woodring issued a formal rebuke from Roosevelts cabinet days after a conference with Democratic leaders. He said Stutz had proved unfaithful to a pledge to keep Kansas relief out of politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John G. Stutz
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
Harry H. Woodring
Roosevelt
Stutz
Woodring
Kansas
Kansas Relief
Iowa State students riot after football win at Ames theater
Property damage followed Iowa State College students celebration of a 21 to 7 football victory over Kansas. About 400 students smashed signs and display cases at a Ames theater Saturday night after manager Joe V. Gerbach refused a free show. Theaters and three or four nearby stores suffered about 1,000 dollars in damage. Police attempted to round up leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowal State College
Kansas
Joe V. Gerbach
Gerbach
Memorial Hospital Notes Birth and health updates
Prof and Mrs W R Maddox announce the birth of a daughter this afternoon at Memorial Hospital. George Robson is seriously ill. Mrs Will Johns Jr underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Robert Hunter, 9, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hunter of Lecompton, is improved after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Maddox
Mississippi Street
George Robson
Massachusetts Street
Will Johns, Jr
Connecticut Street
Robert Hunter
Herbert. Hunter
Lecompton
Community notices and sales around Lenexa and DeSoto
A county I C O F and Rebekah meeting drew a crowd at Lenexa. A public sale at Erle Hunter home disposed of all property. Various visitors attended sales and social events in Monticello, DeSoto, and Lawrence. A Cedar Junction church meeting featured W C Jones for county attorney with several candidates present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper LeSueur
Rebekah Lodge
Lenexa
Erle Hunter
F. D. Scovill
Monticello
Cedar Junction
W. C. Jones
Bert Rodgers
Nina Custer
Beth Moore
Gertrude Hedberg
Violet Paris
Charles Neace
L. R. Penner
Miss Wise
Orville Welch
Will Culp
Margaret Lee
Dudly Simpson
Kansas City
Miss Lee
Mrs. Same
Belleview Social News Roundup
Belleview notes Flora Mae James visiting in Kansas City with sister and family. Local families Curtis Diedrich Maxine Shirek Ed Forsythe and Margaret shared Sunday dinner with their parents. George Grosdidier family visited Clara Grosdidier in Eudora. Elizabeth Mills, Wichita, teacher at Barkley, stayed with aunt C. C. Gerstenberger. Golf Drilling Co halted second well on C. C. Gerstenberger farm at 750 feet with no gas evidence. Clarence James and children from Lawrence were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Mae James
Kansas City
Donald McTaggert
Curtis Diedrich
Maxine
J. F. Shirek
Gladys
Ed Forsythe
Margaret
George Grosdidier
Clara Grosdidier
Eudora
Elizabeth Mills
Wichita
Barkley
Kan
C. C. Gerstenberger
Golf Drilling Company
Clarence James
Lawrence
Troops To Guard Roosevelt Escort From Fort Riley
A detail of 292 enlisted men and eight officers from the Second Cavalry Regiment left Fort Riley by truck at noon to escort President Roosevelt in Wichita on Tuesday. Major Guy T. Thompson commands the detachment, which will accompany the President from his train to the forum and back after the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
CPOA
Second Cavalry Regiment
Fort Riley
Wichita
President Roosevelt
Guy TD. Thompson
Village Social Notes Share Family Gatherings Across Kansas
Families from Lawrence Eudora Topeka and Kansas City recount weekend visits birthday dinners and church events. Mrs Chronister and Robert attended a Topeka funeral. Neighbors joined R L Dye's birthday dinner with extensive guest lists. Violet Gerstenberger visits home folks between KU activities.
Crane relatives visit cousin in Slater Mo and local notices
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs C E Crane with Milo Crane and children from Olathe visited cousin Frank Birch who has been ill for three years in Slater Mo. Roslan Skinner's son Mark married Wilma Hayes of Sayre Okla. Howard Whaley plans Iowa apples then corn. Clifton James and Mrs Allie Allen joined supper with C E Crane family. George Born and twins and Frances Skinner of Lawrence spent day with Roslan Skinner. A C James and siblings visited mother Mrs M E Harris in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brannock
Los Angeles
Clayton Midgett
Midgett
LeRoy Frisbie
Kansas City
Roy Frisbie
Mattie Baker
DeSoto
Charles Baker
Baker
R. H. Sonntag
C. E. Crane
Milo Crane
Olathe
Slater
Frank Birch
Roslan Skinner
Mark
Wilma Hayes
Sayre
Oklo
Howard Whaley
Iowa
Clifton James
Allie Allen
George Born
Frances Skinner
Lawrence
A. C. James
Test Your Knowledge Quiz on Classified Page Answers
Test questions ask about British fortress at Mediterranean entrance, meaning of ghost, UK subdivisions, naturalization after military obligations, French word for castle, John Meares, DF after Mexico, Mephistopheles in Faust, number of US Supreme Court members, and Egypt's ancient capital. The item notes answers appear on the classified page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
United Kingdom
Mast
United States
John Meares
D. F
Mexico
Mephistopheles
United States Supreme Court
Egypt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray Stone
Justice of the Peace Con Hults
Stone
Agwiler Fe
al Eliot
Ae Aera
Lawrence Night Owls
K.ul
Powerhouse
University
Ku Ku Club
Robert Boyle
A. Millar
Catherine Street
the Strand
Boyle
F. B. Davis
Albert Shaw
KK. U
Dramatic Club
Novemer
Sig Alph
Santa Fe
Washington, D. C
Alfred M. Landon
Hill
Altho
H.D
W. R. Smith
K. U. School of Education
Memorial Hospital
Harold Davis
Fred Lindley
Eugene Ireland
John Bradley
E. L. James
Ben Ireland
B. F. Nanninga
D.D
Mass
WIBW
KMBC
DR. Lindley
Nurses Association Banquet
Darrell Horn
Gardner
Kane
Leon Durr
Highway 10
Durr
Frank E. Pierson
Falls City
Nebru
Rachel E. Gibson
Isabel, Kan
James Andrew King
Elsie Alene Jefferson
Hugh Means
Viona Henick
Lloyd Henick
Maggie Johnson Leapher
Barbhie D. Leapher
Mrs. J. Maier
Downs
C. D. Maier
WPA
KERC
Corliss
Belleview
Virginia Shirck
A. C. Ogden
Ellsworth
Fred Harris
Ralph Baker
Walter Marley
East Eudora
J. W. Grutzmacher
Fred Grutzmacher
Westmoreland
D. C
Robert
L. G. Harris
A.C. James
L. J. Shirck
Harold von Gunten
Lon Welsh
Franklin
Seth Welsh
Mr. Brown
Harry Welsh
R. L. Dye
James Duncan
Guc
Edith Dye
Robert Latas
Lola
Ruth
Harald
Alden Stanwix
Pleasantrove
Elmer Taylor
Fred Shirk
Oscar Baker
Gilbert and
Patricia
Harold Lux
Merriam
Bert Rood
Grant Myers
Dick Nuttal
Dorothy
John Turner
Mildred Skinner
Joe Lyle
Art Little
Clyde Lyle
Neery Welsh
Leslie
Wanda Lyle
Steed
Violet Gerstenberger
McGrew-Peck Inv. CO
Loan Assn
B. F. Nanninga, O. D
Schulz
Vermont
Lawrence Business College
W. H. Quakenbush
Pres
E. S. Weatherby
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!