Democratic leaders split on Smith candidacy
Washington reports Senator Copeland and Senator Pomerene as split on Governor Smith of New York. Copeland backs Smith with South support, while Pomerene endorses the Smith bid, claiming he can unite the party. Mrs Florence Atkins calls Smith abhorrent to her and warns it would split the party. Senator Walsh foresees a GOP rebound if a candidate with anti-Yam beliefs is nominated. The piece notes Southern opposition not as strong as before and cites Dixie backing for Smith.
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Washington
Copeland
New York
Emer
Pomerene
Ohio
Florence Atkins
Georgia
Smith
Omerene
Didacy
Fede
Walsh
Montana
Edlewest
Ugelidge
South
Coneland
Oonith
Dixie
England
Atlantic
Male
Ste
Peter
Atkins
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Huntington
West
Virginia
Cuba
Woo
Sulu Islands
Luzon
Newton
Baker
West Point
Russia
Kerensky
Road Commission of
New Jersey
Scott
The
Sulu
Real Estate Transfers and Embezzlement Guilty
Real estate transfers show Oleg i Eberhardt and Park Hetzel Sr and Jr transferring Lot 159 on New Jersey street to L. H. Menger for North Lawrence and Elizabeth Wilson transferring to H. Rick. Obscure details include tax and deed notes. In Kansas City, Josph H. Smith pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge Clarence A. Burger. he faced seven counts totaling 15,5 in embezzled funds.
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Oleg i Eberhardt
Wichita
Park Hetzel, Sr
Hetzel, Jr
New
Jersey
Lawrehor
Yotglas County
H. Menger
North
Lawrence
Elizabeth Wilson
Hhsband
Aghire
Kansas City
Josph H. Smith
Tellar
Main’ Street
Clarence A. Burger
Smith
Daily Radio Program Variety Schedule Notes
A dense roster of stations and times lists evening and daytime musical programs. Entries mention orchestras, organ features, operatic hours, lectures, dinner music, studio concerts, and talks across cities like Des Moines Detroit Hartford Louisville Memphis Philadelphia Pittsburgh and more with frequencies and time blocks.
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Koa
DI Deer
WHO
Des Moines
Christensen
Signer Foe Power Ip
Detrom
Columbia
Detroit
Bigell
Hartfor Poe
RooBersien
Soelo
Wsul
Jacksonville
Jefferson
Kansas
WHAS
Louisville
Memphis
Fesaure
J. Milwaus
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Suffolk
Radio schedules fragment notes era program highlights
Fragmentary listings show multiple radio station call signs and times across zones. It references electric discovery era milestones and a concert by Franke Goldman’s band, with program blocks for WHAM WG, WGR Buffalo, Columbia, and others, detailing evening to midnight hours in Central and Eastern times.
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Sonia
Gah Bolb
Electric Company
Franke Goldman
Edison
Wdwm
Asbury Park
Notpres
Tews
Arpa
WMAK
Bisieve 'Aa
Ontario
Bisebheers
WHAM
Columbia
WGR
Buffalo
Clef Divellers
Jacky Serenaders
Ritchie
Stevens Ochestra
Chicago
Linner
la France
Orelesta
Church Dispute Sparks Angl o Catholic Tensions in London
London observers report a heated debate over evolution and transubstantiation as Birmingham Bishop Barnes defends religious truth in an open letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The clash pits Anglo Catholic factions against scientific evangelical groups, with potential church disruption looming. A separate note mentions a French naval test device simulating sea motion for recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cininchi
Thesbishops
Birmingham
Canterby
England
Tennssee
Rome
Ganon
Bullock Wester
Holy Catholicani
Ci ‘Anon
R. Bale
Eingard
Santa Fe Purchases Fuel Creosotes Ties in 1926 Expenditures
The Santa Fe Railway reported spending total assets reaching 107 million with payroll over 75 000 and material purchases surpassing 64 million employed to furnish labor. Major outlays included rail wheels iron and steel products and forest products totaling millions of dollars with fuel coal and oil accounting for large shares of consumption and use determining fuel choice by locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Santa Fe
Sonal
Santa Fe
Santa’ Fe
General Hugh A. Scott and General Sears at Indian school event
The article recalls General Hugh A. Scott of Princeton and General Sears of Lawrence visiting Wichita. They spoke to Indian boys, urging fidelity and upholding virtues of patience endurance and courage. Sears stayed to meet Congressman Ayres and friends.
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Hugh A. Scott
Princeton
Wichita
HA Sears
Lawrence
M Ree Clouds
Americ Institute
Eneral Scott
Colorado
Scott
Sears
W._Ad Ayres
John J. iPershing
Nero
Srepeky
Pat Atehead
West Point
Unclear historical note on General Scott and tribal contact
An OCR fragment describes a General Scott and an Indian commission member confined to the tribe, with implications of renewed contact and northern involvement. The readable text is fragmentary and centers on a possible reengagement with the tribe and interior department actors.
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Scott
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Aders
France
Shimmons Bros
Wass
Salee
Hyith
Ideal Sagan Barberhop
Corner Sth
Phione
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