Pleasant Places and Political Upheaval Echo Quick News
Psalm 16 lines inspire commentary on pleasant places and heritage while a via duct traffic ordinance in Kansas City Kansas prompts questions about enforcement. Reports cover Germany’s Reichstag opening, Hitler’s assault on Bruning, and Prosperous forecasts of political shifts. Also noted are two sailors returning to America, a divorce threat, a jail sentence, and Hoover era credit pool critiques. Business Week flags concerns over a 0 million fund and Federal Reserve reform. Douglas County farm groups plan closer cooperation toward rural improvement.
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Hoover
Business Week
Altho
Federal Reserve
Nicholas Murray Butler
Frank H. Vizetelly
Dr. Butler
Vizetelly
Punta Gorda
Jim Lanier
Kansas City
Dallas
Texas
War clouds over Manchuria and fuel tax crackdown
The piece notes leaders warn of possible war if a just Manchurian settlement fails, with Japan China Russia energy concerns cited. It mentions two state departments teaming to curb gasoline bootlegging in Kansas, saving an estimated six million dollars yearly. Ramsay MacDonald marks his 65th birthday while pursuing another parliamentary campaign.
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Uniwa
Japan
Manchuria
League of Nations
China
Washington
Geneva
Teague Council
Russia
Sarajevo
Oil Inspector's Office
The
Public Service Commission
Kansas
Jerry
Beatrix Haskell
Venice
Doris Norton
Alice Schuyler
Old Home Town Card Party Brightens Afternoon in Kansas
Mrs. Robert Morrow and Mrs. Helen Meador hosted a joyful afternoon with 11 whist tables. High scores went to Mrs. F. H. Hodder and Mrs. Arthur Marks. Hodder won a silver fork, while Mrs. W. W. Johnston took the consolation prize. The event included several Kansas guests and helpers. Also noted were Mrs. Burns Allen hosting an informal party with Anatomy as a game, and updates on Kansas University Band uniforms fundraising efforts seeking about $200 more.
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Robert Morrow
Helen Meador
F. H. Hodder
Arthur Marks
Hodder
W. W. Johnston
Meador
Helen Sparr
Greta Moore
Marguerite Emery
Ethel Morrow
Esther Wilson
Kansas
Arizona
Burns Allen
A. Graeber
J. W Morrow
K. U
K. U. Bank
Unknown Soldier Burial Guests At Arlington National Cemetery
The Nation will host a gathering to honor the Unknown American Soldier from World War I. J Churchill and other guests will participate in the burial ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery on a date in November as part of the national observance.
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J. Churchill
O. Unknown
Antone
Arlington National Cemetery
Local quarrel over water mudding and a sick neighbor’s son
A reader reports that Junior dirtied Ellen’s rain water while the Jones boy lay ill in bed. The mother notes the Jones boy leads Junior into mischief, implying ongoing trouble between families.
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Ellen
Jones
Junior
Lawrence Mourns Unknown Soldier Remains To Be Interred
Samuel J. Church ill of Lawrence to serve as mourners at interment of unknown soldier from capitol. Details cite a Nashville medal of honor action on December 15 1864 and congress funded expenses. Charlton heads Lawrence Country Club board with officers named. Wedding between Inez Mack and James G Norton of Wichita reported. Iiini Club notes twenty five Illinois alumni members in University and Lawrence.
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Ber
Samuel J. Churchill
Lawrence
Capitol
Memorial
Mr. Churchill
Battle of
Nashville
Tenn
Churchill
Congress
Charlton Heads Country Club
Lawrence Country Club
Glenn Charlton
G. C. Shaad
A. F. McClanahan
J. Frank Jones
Mendelsohn
Nightmares and night terrors in children explained
The article reviews nightmares and night terrors from childhood to adulthood. It cites psychological factors, physical causes such as enlarged tonsils and constipation, and says frightening experiences or subjects left unspoken may spark such dreams. Discussion with a physician or psychiatrist is advised for persistent cases.
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Nemo
Lee
Prairie fire devastates Rush and Ellis counties in 1884
A prairie fire in 1884 scorched Rush and Ellis counties Kansas causing extensive property loss. The blaze halted only when it reached the Smoky Hill river, ending the spread.
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Rush
Ellis
Smoky Hill River
Salina slaying suspect bound over for trial
SalinaAnanion Medina Kanapolis salt mine worker Ayala testified at a prior trial and is tied to the slaying of Jules Avala. Medina bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing. Hugoton city marshal C H Newman was shot in the abdomen while arresting Fred McBee. McBee's brother Irwin McBee is Stevens County sheriff. In Topeka the state and federal agriculture boards report only 25 to 40 percent of intended Western Kansas wheat acreage sown and in fair condition. remaining fields poor due to drought and pests. seeding 74 to 95 percent complete in the northwest.
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Associated Press
Salina
Anasion Medina
Kanopolis
Jules Avala
Ayala
Medina
Felicia Garcia
Hugoton
C. H. Newman
City Marshall
Fred McBee
McBee
Newman
Irwin MccBee
Stevens County
Topeka
United States Department
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Ferrick
Soldiers Marooned off Sackets Harbor in Lake Ontario
Five Madison Barracks soldiers missing after a Sunday fishing trip were found marooned on Stony Island, twelve miles from the mainland. Rough water and high winds pushed their eighteen foot craft from the coast, and rescuers located them late this afternoon.
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Sackets Harbor
Madison Barracks
Lake Ontario
Stony Island
Venice Muir Weighs Vanity At A Social Gathering
In York Venice Muir reviews a winner’s social failure and endures a stilted party night. She battles nerves and longing as she observes peers and dances with multiple partners, hoping to find ease and connection, while considering a new plan for the next installment.
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Purity
Venice
Muir
York
Lola Goadby
Mr. Reese
Oil Well Fire Kills Man Near Oklahoma City
An oil field accident near the northeast Oklahoma City oil area leaves Charles Bittle dead after an explosion and fire at a lease. John Longnecker escapes with injuries as fire crews respond. cause of the blast remains undetermined amid a reopening of flush wells.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Bittle
John Longnecker
Oklahoma
Kent
Flashes of Life in Belleview and Surrounding Homes
A brisk Beliew view of social visits and daily events from Belleview and nearby Lawrence and Shawnee. Residents including Mr. Cooper, the Vitts, Holmes, Akins, and various Skinner and Shafstahl families hosted dinners, quilting, and flower shows. A Bellview Ladies Aid meeting featured quilting and a big dinner, with extensive guest lists and community notes.
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Cooper
Kansas City
Walter Vitt
Lawrence
L. M. Holmes
Billie Cooper
Marshal
John Akin
Tommie
Harry Cooper
L. G. Harris
Ollie James
Palmer Sweet
Charles Sweet
Shawnee
Okla
Jennie Crane
Oscar Crane
Ivan Arthur
Pleasant Grove
Charles Krum
Tom Beal
Homer Skinner
Rody Skinner
Roslin Skinner
Bellview
Ladies Aid
Harold Daugherty
Hadora
Charles Brown
Garrett
Lucy Abels
Viola Ott
Mattie Skinner
Raymer Witney
Frances Skinner
Newt Hamlin
Lecompton
Billie Rogers
Mary
Jimmie
A. L. Hadl
John Shafstahl
Anna Shafstahl
M. E. Church
Geneva
Clifton James
Bolivar
Maude Allan
Wees
George Grosdidier
Los Angeles
Norbert
Reta
Mitzi
John
Schopner
Ed Hadl
New York
Marion Grist
Martha
Columbia University
Eichelmyer
Flora May James
Bliz
Abeth Skinner
Orvil Crane
Charles
Dressed-Up Columbus by Mary Graham Bonner
The Little Black Clock returns to 4192 as Columbus rejoices at land seen and as he dresses in his finest clothes for the momentous discovery. Children imagine the celebration while natives remain unaware of the significance of this voyage and its dress up for a grand landfall.
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Columbus
Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus
Peggy
John
Notable names and absences in Willow Springs school notes
A school roll lists Esther Ott McPheeters Wanda Hadl Arleta Holmes Victor McNish Frances Eichelmyer Mabel Hadl and William Wilson among those with high averages. Absent or tardy pupils include Julia McNish Esther Jane Hadl Irene McPheeters and others. Social updates mention Miss Ival Lane at a Turner hall dance in DeSoto and local visits and events at the Willow Springs Farm Bureau and nearby households.
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Ival Lane
Turner Hall
DeSoto
Dodi Martin
Martin
Jack Howe
Mainstreet
Kansas City
W. H. Dent
Oma
Hoff
Erle Hunter
Ginn
Kansas ‘City
Be Hunter
Willow Springs
Cecil Estelle
Eudora
Will Turner
Theodore Bird
Mable
Olathe
Crocker
Helen Doane
T. E. Grey
Winslow
Ark
W. M. Smith
Fayetteville
Doanes
George Corliss
California
Tracy Plummer
Olnthe
Lynn Montgomery
Missouri
L. L
Sam Lee
C. L. Frisbie
L. R. Penner
Leland
Explosion at Harvey Couch home burns man and damages house
A gasoline stove explosion at the Harvey Couch residence Thursday severely burned Mr. Couch and badly damaged the home interior. Doctors treated his burns in De Soto. A neighbor and A. S. Bracken from Baldwin helped care for farm interests and visited friends in Corliss and De Soto Friday.
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Harvey Couch
Joe Plummer
Corliss
DeSoto
Shawnee
W. H. Dent
Charles Baker
Ival Lane
Earl Wright
Christian Church
DeSote
C. L. Prisbie
Ruth
Samuel Lee
Olathe
Kaw
C. L. Frisbie
Mr. Lee
Tom Lee
de’ Soto
L. Frisbie
Erle Hunter
Wade
Kansas City
St. Louis
Reed
Mildred
Hunter
J. L. Corliss
Lynn Montgomery
Missouri
C. H. Musser
Oma Dent
Miss Oma
Gardner
Pleasant Relief From Constipation
Pleasant relief from constipation ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative alternative to calomel. Claims improved energy and beauty through regular bowel function and liver cleansing. Endorsed for 20 years with olive colored tablets priced 15¢ and 60c. All druggists.
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Edwarda
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