La Follette Bolts Republican Ticket In Peculiar Move
The piece notes Senator La Follette has bolted the Republican national ticket without taking from Hoover or adding to Roosevelt. It discusses political shifts in a free republic and criticizes cross-party moves, labeling them a double cross and highlighting broader concerns about economy and highway spending in Kansas. It includes remarks on Garner, Roosevelt, Hoover, Capper, and Ford executives amid campaign tensions.
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LaFollette
Hoover
Roosevelt
Free
la Follettes
Norrises
Franklin Roosevelt
Capper
Henry Ford
Ford
Political unrest and Columbian Day events unfold
Rioting blamed on communists sparks unrest in London and Ulster as authorities warn of destructive cults. In Lawrence tomorrow, Columbian Day features school programs and a noon post office close. J W Gleed to speak at the University and Baker vs University football follows. Wiedemann opens an oyster parlor for the season. Prof. Dyche travels to Chicago for Columbian exposition dedication and exhibit planning.
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London
Ulster
Sam
Ohio Street
A. L. Brooks
Lawrence
J. W. Gleed
Topeka
University
Baker
Wiedemann
Dyche
Chicago
Break for the Men and a Dapper Groom Described
The passage envisions a society wedding with groom Jack Harris in a black Campus Kit suit in English style. The coat has dull satin faced lapels, high cut trousers with mauve suspenders, white linen accessories, a glory-hal-Teljah collar, and a bat-twinged pique tie. A white sardinia boutonniere with fern accents is worn. the bride appears in white.
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Jack Harris
Fire Invades City Hall Cellar In Old Home Town
Veteran night watchman James Monroe detected smoke near the Eldridge house corner two blocks from city hall. He alerted the fire department, revealing the boiler room blaze causing about 350 dollars in damage before extinguishment.
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City Hall
James Monroe
Monroe
Eldridge
Miss Hunter
H. B. Ober
Geneva Hunter
Florence Butler
Elvin Penny
Paul Stubbs
Eleanor Atkinson
Missouri Agrees to Thanksgiving Game Alternating Cities
The Missouri athletic association accepted Kansas University conditions and will play the Thanksgiving football game at St Joseph this year with plans to move to Lawrence next year ensuring alternating hosts between Columbia and Lawrence. Mrs J E Jewett hosted a bridge party yesterday afternoon. Lewis Blair of Chicago hired as window trimmer at A D Weavers store. Fletcher Phillips heads to Moberly for a visit. Mrs W A Guenther travels to Knobnoster for her niece Grace Carrs wedding. husband accompanies to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Paul Dingmoor drive to Kansas City today.
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M.S. A
Lawrence
St. Joseph
Columbia
Missouri Athletic Association
Kansas University
J. E. Jewett
Lewis Blair
Chicago
A. D. Weaver
Mr. Blair
Fletcher Phillips
Moberly
W. A. Guenther
Knobnoster
Grace Carr
Innes' 22nd Anniversary Celebration in Lawrence
Forty years ago on Thursday October 20 and Thursday October 26 the city marked Innes’ 22nd anniversary with a grand reception in Lawrence. An evening event from 8 to 10 p.m. featured Prof Buch providing music and concluded with an inness reception and concert.
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Innes
Lawrence
Buch
Poor Pa Yne Callan and Ellen's Dissent
A fragment from 1928 prose features Ellen disliking a new preacher who neglects eternal punishment. Her consolation lies in imagining a fiery fate for her enemies, reflecting old world religious anxiety in a compact wronged narrator voice.
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Ellen
Care of Hemorrhoids and Rectal Health Guidance
A medical guide stresses that rectal and colon diseases mimic hemorrhoids and require proper diagnosis. It recommends establishing normal colon function, avoiding cathartics, using enemas only under medical advice, and dietary ajustes with diet, oil, and safety in toilet habits. It notes cold compresses and when surgical treatment may be needed for bleeding, protrusion, or ulceration.
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Sage Galdston
Academy of Medicine
Nature
California
Debs forms railway union lodge in Emporia 1893
This date in Kansas history notes Eugene V. Debs organizing a local lodge of the American Railway Union at Emporia and the U S Senate confirming George W. Glick as pension agent at Topeka.
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Eugene V. Debs
The
American Railway Union
Emporia
United States Senate
George W. Glick
Topeka
Kansas oil curtailment plan approved by Kansas purchasers
Kansas crude oil purchasers accepted a plan to cut output from 100000 to about 94000 barrels daily at a public service commission conference. The statement noted producers' sentiment in Wichita and that Texas and Oklahoma output would stay within their regulators' allowables as well. Federal agents seized a 100 gallon still five miles southwest of Leavenworth, arresting three alleged operators Jim and August Kern and Jim Dalton. A $200000 endowment gift for the Odd Fellows state home was announced in Manhattan, donor unnamed. Farmers State and Hannewell banks were closed by order of their boards. A cushion stolen from an Essex car in Topeka was reported by Ernest Brown.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Public Service Commission
Wichita
Texas
Oklahoma
Leavenworth
Here
Jim
August Kern
Jim Dalton
Manhattan
Order of Odd Fellows State Home For
John T. Barr
Barr
Topelo
State Banking Department
Farmers State
Hannewell
Trigger's Transactions and the Green Ribbon Office
Luke observes the new Trigger's Transactions block at Lower Regent Street with gilt intertwined Ts and a green ribbon, then joins a private meeting with Dr Blanter, Goodie, and Trigger to discuss racing schemes amid threats of police involvement while Rustem is away. The scene shifts to Luke wandering Piccadilly and a Venetian luncheon, hinting at criminal plots, deceit, and a looming confrontation.
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Regent Street
Luke
South America
Joe Trigger
Wardour Street
Arivate
Rustem
Danielli
Grand Canal
Venice
Blochty
Mr. Luke
Doreom
Trigger
Golden South
Cheegie
Goodie
Doncaster
Resent Street
Blanter
Luka
Doc. R
Lake
Tim
Rustem the Solicitor of Oaths and His Notorious Past
Arthur Rustem, a polished solicitor and commissioner of oaths, is described as a handsome, worldly figure with a shadowy history of witness suborning and vendetta defense. The scene shows him awaiting a manicurist for a client and mentions Edna Gray and Mrs. Lamontaine in relation to Gray’s estate. Pilcher, his assistant, notes a new girl, Edna Gray, as a potential lure for Rustem’s schemes around a small heir's estate.
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Esse
Olidays
Pilgher
Rustem
For- B
Europe
Edna Gray
Old Gray
Mr. Pilcher
Mr. Rustem
Pilcher
Sheis
To Be Continued Toadster Debuts In Puddle Jumper Tale
In a whimsical tale, a crowd of toads builds a homegrown car called the Toadster or Puddle Jumper to navigate the many puddles of Toadtown. Old Toad drives the tiny craft, boasting a quarter cylinder as critics debate its power.
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Mary
Graham Bonnet
Toadles
Willy Nilly
Toadtown
Toad
Mrs. Quacko
Change Door Plate to A M Rustem
An Italian court case ends with the Law Society striking off a solicitor for unprofessional conduct over trust funds. The story follows A M Rustem as he returns to his office, where clerk Pilcher greets him amid wealth and ambition, and the door plate is changed back after a month.
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Midlands
Law Society
Mr. Pilcher
Doherry
Pank
Mr. Rustem
Pilcher
Fuyngr
Mr. Ustem
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An ad promises fat loss by taking Kruschen Salts half teaspoon in hot water each morning. In three weeks, fat vanishes, energy rises, skin clears, and a youthful feeling is noted. The text urges buying at Round Corner Drug Store and assures money back if not convinced.
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Round Corner
America
Jumping Puddies and Life Flashes Across News
A jumble of short items from AP briefs: a Minnesotan sues for 56000 over a cold apartment allegedly causing permanent incapacity. Robert Campbell jailed nine months for narcotics, judge doubles it to two years after a quip about Leavenworth. a Oklahoma freshman coed becomes undersheriff after her father’s death. Miss Wilma Hines takes over Washita County sheriff duties. Also a New York tale of 18 squawking chickens yielding 13 days, a Los Angeles wreck chased by police car 16, and UNC President Dr Frank Graham attending a football opener with lunch brought by Mrs Graham.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Misa
Margaret Geogan
Chicago
Robert Campbell
Coox County
Leavenworth
Cordell
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Washita County
Wilma Hines
D. C. Hines
Philo Lambert
New York
Jozeph Balbi
Balbi
Los Angeles
Virgil
Bennett
Vender
Chapel Hill
N. C
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Graham
Weekend visitors and family visits brighten local homes
Mrs Alpine slowly recovers as Mrs Nowak Sr returns home Monday. Mrs Harry Stover and sons Merle and Harold visited I. E. Williams in Richland. Clarence Frandle and mother hosted Sunday dinner. The Holidays and guests from California spent Saturday with Mr Holiday and his parents. Ross guests in Kansas City. Mrs James Holiday returned from visit with daughter Mrs Earl Beard and Mr Beard. Mrs Lea Allen Johnson visiting relatives in Williams and later Ralch. Otto Garber of Lawrence visited Roscoe Whitman. George Hymer of DeSoto and his brother hosted Wednesday at their home. George Smith and family and Mrs Van Nowak and Don Ruelofsz visited Nowak in Williams with Miss Agnestown visiting from Seneca.
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Alpine
Nowak
Harry Stover
Merle
Harold
I. E. Williams
Richland
Clarence Frandle
Mr. Frandle
Peel
James Holiday
California
Mr. Holiday
F. BE. Ross
M.B. Walker
Kansas City
Earl ‘Beard
Mr. Beard
Lea Allen Johnson
Archie Johnson
Ralch
Otto Garber
Lawrence
George Hymer
DeSoto
Agnestown
Nowak and
Wil! Nowak
Wood
Frankatosck
Seneca
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Bureau OF Circulations
Woodring
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Highway Department
John R. Garner
Garner
Gamer
Poor Payne Callan
Eyniieate
Eatalby
Ernest Brown
Tennessee _Street
Tiger Eye
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Aaa Eens
Srerprmen Neavenent
Avaly
Trigger's Transactions, Inc
Dr. Blanter
Boke A
Beckhampton
Goodies
X Sy
Mr. Goodie
Arthur M. Rustem
Sundown Stories
Starker
A. M. Rustem
Wheelie
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Chester
Lawrence National Bank
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