Unknown Portage to the Unknown Lands and Local News
A Kansas newspaper column surveys scientific curiosity about unknown lands and a Smithsonian expedition to headwaters of the Orinoco and Amazon in Colombia. It also notes local affairs in Lawrence including election registration at City Hall, ads, and reader notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Associated’ Press
Audit Bureau OF
GIR
Kansas
journal-Verlaty
Vane
Spitsbergen
Alaska
Smithsonian Institution
Orinoco
Amazon
Columbia
Safeguarding Schools Discussed by Abilene Figure
Charles Case of Abilene spoke yesterday about protecting schools, criticizing Donathan Davis and Kansas politics. He praised the governor's past actions that halted chaos in education and supported progress, urging restraint in using schools as political footballs over food funding and national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Case
Abilene
Prinsiegesi
Donathan Davis
Kansas
Ventayr
Lawrence
Tito i
Recall action and political reasons in Washington governor case
Fragmented notes discuss a Washington governor facing recall over removing a state university president for political reasons. The text also mentions a Kansas City event with a presidential visit and a discussion in Leavenworth about pardons and parole law revisions to limit governors’ power, with a focus on safeguarding schools and ensuring court actions cannot be nullified. Potential reforms target governor authority and judicial independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
State University
Tornado and storm damage hit Clinton township area
Severe winds and a tornado battered the southeast Clinton township area, demolishing the Creel residence and blasting windows and walls in Lawrence. A spiral funnel was noted, with one severe runaway wagon incident near the baseball grounds. Community announcements include local business shifts, arrivals, and notable moves among residents and officials.
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Clinton Township
Creel
Lawrence
Snow
University
Thea. Pochie 5
North Lawreace
Curley
Massachusetts Street
Mason's Shoe
Play as Crime Remedy by Dr Charles Platt in NYC Talk
Atlantic City report quotes Dr Charles Platt of New York, urging playgrounds and play as crime prevention. He says schools fail to instill character and that laws and penalties deter poorly, calling for well directed play as a community duty.
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Atlantic City
Charles Platt
New York
Centenary Events Highlight Global Celebrations Today
The text notes Lemuel M. Wiles birthday, Trafalgar and Nelson anniversaries in England, and worldwide Electro observances. It also mentions Hoover addressing Republican campaign meetings in Columbus and Springfield, plus Queen Marie of Roumania as guest of honor at a New Chamber of Commerce lunch.
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England
Trafalgar
Lord Nelson
Edison
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Coluembus
Springfield
Queen Marie of
Roumania
Amber of Commerce
Baldwin News Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs Frank F Siple and two Ih tle sane returned from Boston with mother and grandmother. Mrs Isabelle Craw of Topeka visited Baldwin then returned home with Mrs Marey and James & Kan City residents. El Paso move plans noted for Walter Osborne family. Reading Club met at Grace Dean’s. Dr Thomas Harris spoke on the world court. attendance was good. Local church and school group updates include Kappa Sigma and Phi Mu gatherings and county Sunday school convention reports.
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Isabelle Craw
Jsm. Marcy
Topeka
Baldwin
Marey
James
Kan
Sas City
Aust
J. 0. Osborne
Harrigtt Osborne
Columbus
Walter Osborne
el Paso
Texas
Houghtlin
Washington, C
Huey
Ralph Warner
Kansas City
J. H. Gander
Frank Milham
Pomona, Cy
Wallace
RL Fleming
Ministerrs’ Association
Ilinois
Ai Short
Tyes Chapel
W. Muenzenmayer
H.K. Whright
Betty Oliver
Fridays Radio Listings Highlight Verdi and Night Programs
United Press outlines a busy Friday with Verdi's Rigaletta and Ily Jones Ernre musical events. Stations across major cities present opera, dance, and concert programs, including Michigan Night recital, Chicago light opera, and New York orchestral broadcasts.
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Foday
Verdi
Rigaletta
Ily Jones-Erne
Wisght Opera
Michigan
WSE Catienea
WSE
Atlanta
WPG
Atlantic City
WBAL
Baltimore
Dianer Music
Vierdi
WRAL
Opera’ Company
Co—Weal Lance Orchestra
Wee Ben Ree
Digne
aTess Carnival
Waar
Chicago
Licht Oxera Company
WLS
Sam Ht
Sam Ht He AO Awlib
Cuic GO
Misilene
Slearwater
Oran Cerita
Baldwin paper reports convention and speakers
A 1926 Baldwin convention summary notes hospitality from Stull and MG. A planned speaker lineup includes Dr Burris Jenkins of Kansas City and other nationally known figures. After-dinner remarks, musical entertainment by Paul Evans orchestra, and Helen Godd’s Danny Boy performance marked the event.
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May Pa Viola
Hans Ruth Ann Jaquish
Esther Howell
Leona Barner
Emma Emery
Ada Marie Mane
Rev
Ba‘ker
Burris A. Jenkins
Linwood Boulevard Christian Church
Kansas City
Baldwin
Apeaker
Can All-College
Bakers Gyminasium
William Graves
A. Ehbright
Br. Jenkins
Paul’ Evans
Helen Godd
Danny Boy
Heise
Sherwood Eddy
New ‘York
Reinerd Neibuhr
Meétroit
Kithyy Pare
New York
Swiftt
Denver
Ee Elt
Walkabe PR
Ragas City
J. Campbell
Ory
Ing
Edward Cragoe
Tyta Blair
Lyons
Ruhr Keohane
Good Jenship
Aires
Cy. Reeks
Grace Huey
Edward Huey
Excelsior Springs
Kansas
Chester area notes and local social happenings
Community items from Buck Creek report visits, calls, and gatherings. Names include Margaret Kyle, N D Vansbinder, Lena Leonard Vansbinder, Isabel Uibbs of Topeka, and Gladys Biard. A Jefferson County court juror was drawn for November term. a Parent-Teachers meeting with officers Wilson Martin president and others drew about seven attendees. Local residents shared visits to Perry and Topeka, with farm work and barn construction mentioned.
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Sunshine
James Dencan has been in the past week. Mr and Mrs Ben Kele spent Saturday with relatives south of Wildiamstown. Marion Tenise visited the Maimer home. Miss Fda and Fllenferne Wagner called at the Neil Vansbinder home. Mr Maimett and sons were in Lawrence Saturday. Charles Tenis spent Sunday with Mrs Neil Vansbinder. Ellenferne Wagner left Sunday for a relatives visit. Sunshine and better roads are noted. Joe Wagner was in Williams town Saturday. Wilson Martin and five sons were in Lawrence Saturday and called at the Neil Vansbinder home. Paul Dustin returned home Wednesday after weeks at Beard hall. Amelia Maimer called on Mrs James Duncan Friday. Mrs Shrout called at the Chester school Thursday. Kark Gladys and June learned Thursday evening at the Joel Wagner home. Yale has a Mallory. Julia may play football for himself. He is Barton J Mallory, new and younger brother of the Ne Mallers, captain and star fullback of the Ki varsity team years ago.
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Chester
Ivan Tevis
Amelia
Doe
Fiorentina
Mainur
Susie Halafart
Lawrence
Oskalogsa
Thurdsay
Margaret
Kyle
N. D. Vansbinder
Ernest. Curwell
Jefferson
Bert Peel
James Duncats
Topeka
Dalugh
Lena Pe
Leonard Vanshinder
Musbinder
Toneka
Parnell
Neilhinder
Isabel Uibbs
Poteka
Lucile Vanshinder
Joe Wagner
Linwood
Wilson Martin
Presidt
Biard
James Holladay
Maimer
Gladys Biard
N. TD. Vansbinder
Livite
Geo. Hamm
Vansbinder
Jo FL Wagner
Jor Wagner
Ida
Ilenferne
A. Duncan
Perry
James Dencan
Ben-Kele
Rei Kyle Sr
Wildliamstown
Marion Tenise
Fda
Fllenferne Wagner
Neil Vansbinder
Maimett and Sons
Charles Tenis Speng
Ellenferne Wagner
Williamstown
Fied Sons
Paul Dustin
Hone Wade
Neaday
Beard Hall
Amelia Maimer
James. Duncan
Shrout
Chester School
Kark
Gladys i
June Lear
Joel Wagner
Yale
Mallory
Julia
Barton J. Mallory
Dew
Ne Mallers
Kidney health advice from a daily Salts remedy
A health notice urges readers to drink four glasses of waters daily and take Jad Salts to cleanse sluggish kidneys. It touts a lemon grape lithia mix as a longtime remedy to flush wastes, neutralize acids, and reduce back pain, dizziness, and urinary irritation.
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Ngsed
Lee
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