Earl Carroll to Resume Broadway Work after Prison Term
Broadway showman Earl Carroll will be released from Atlanta prison after serving months of a year sentence for his bathtub party. He is set to begin work in New York, where authorities seek stricter stage dress codes. Carroll had delayed his commitment, then secured a film role at earliest eligibility, while officials debate costume standards for show girls and nightlife venues. The piece also notes veterans care debates under President Coolidge and a remark by Senator Fess about the president’s renomination prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Carroll
Atlanta
Fone
iCarroll
Ite
New York
Carroll
Ie Mae
Rector Mines
Jeau
Coolidge
United States
Hines
PrSs
Fess
Tf Ohi
Ohio
Cal
Ohn
Tennessee Street
H.P. Wilson
H.'A Martin
Morris
Ghio Street
Carrie Walton
Gertrude Devereux
Topeka
Vera Low
Albert Reid
Methodist Church
Devereux
Iva Davis
A. B. Glathart
Baldwin
Baldwin, Wh Newmark
Carl Fischer
Lloyd Ware
Kansas City
W.H. Dildine
Barnette
Fitch’s Department
Reser
Kendall
Joel Thomas
Chic
Thomas
Joel
Terry
Osage City
Osage
County
Harold Moore
Wden
Harold
Jord Tmayor
Olden
Dick , Whittington
Royal Air Force
London
Secretary Jardiner Views on European Corn Borer Spread
Secretary Jardiner presented expert opinions from the Department of Agriculture noting that the spread of the European corn borer across the corn belt is widely regarded as inevitable. He warned the campaign against the pest will continue this year and hinted that further control costs may be needed despite optimism about containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardiner
Department of Agriculture
Europeat
It is possible more effective methods will be discovered
The town reflects on progress and change as the daily paper arrives. The Globe notes that new methods emerge continually and people must adapt. It remarks that aging, migrations, and name changes mark a living town and that keeping up with the world is an ongoing, elusive aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison ‘Globe
Old Home Town and KU Students Enlist for War
The article reports an infantry regiment of KU students to be divided into nine companies with officers drawn from university faculty. A compulsory physical exercise plan starts next Monday. A national food pledge drive aims to enlist 4 582 county families to sign pledge cards. Local notices include anniversaries, weddings, and social events with multiple family and community names, as well as references to war reporting and city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Haig
Ypres
Germany
Baldwin News Notes Local Events and Funeral Rites
Baldwin society items recount visits by C. Cutler and Annabelle Newton, teas for Miss Parmenter, and church events. The obituary details Captain James H. Gander’s life, Civil War service, and large funeral with G. A. R. and Odd Fellows rites. survivors listed with numerous out-of-town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Fleming
C. Cutler
St of Enterprise
Archie
Florence
Kirkpatrick
Garnett
Ella Wise
Evan-geline
of the
Eastern Star
Lawrence
Annabelle Newton
F.M. Hartley
Indiana Street
Lee Lewis
First! Congrégational Church
Kansas ‘City
Baldwin
J. F. Lewis
Audrey ‘Hargett
Kansas City
Baker
W. A. Quayle
Allie Gayle Quayle
Allie
Gayle Parmenter
Hiqnor
Charles S. Parmenter
Dorothy. Deel
Mary Margaret Williams
Betty ‘Ebright
Billy Quayle
Charles §. Kalb
Emma Caroline
J. H. Gan'ervein
Frank E. Marsh
Daughters of the King
William Mr. Clark
Florence Hargett
Kansas
Homer
Prentice
Ristmas
Antain James H. Gander
Indiana
First Methodist Church
Calvin Olman
J.D. Smith
C. W. Bailey
Gander
Iowa
Methodist Church
Ince
Dalaweed Cemetery
Odd Fellows Lodge
G. A.R
Thymns
Captain Gander
H. ‘Kk. Ebright
W.M. Clark
Midland Community Notices Mixed with Socials and Dances
Midland residents share visits and dinners with neighbors and relatives from Lawrence Topeka and Atchison. The Midland Rural club completes work on a quilt and the Grange elects a deputy and plans a December meeting. The Midland Dance Club held a first dance with sixteen couples at the local hall and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Schultz
Elmer Weibel
C Woolsey
Chas. Histed
Joe Hemme
Jimmie Johnson
Newman
Edwin Hemme
Will Hemme
Grant Ville
Wolf Agi Elbert
Bonner Springs
H. QO. Bruckmiller
Midland Dance Club
Cop. A. Hall
Midland
Geo. Newton
Lawrence
Clifford Cooper
H. C.bruckmiller
Chas. Hunsinger
Altha Guthrie
Guy Hunsinger
Pete .Pirotte
Douglaston Grange
Chamber of Commerce
George ‘Ott
Belleview Grange
van Neste
Midland Grange
State Grange
Fredonia
Kate Toms
Pirotte
Russell Shaw
Knowledge Hill
John Weibel
Borhood
Russell Shaw J
Lowell Star Jing
Ace Laster
Roy Griffith
Rolla Laster
McKee
Grange
Eugene Alford
Johnnie
Elmer Offman
Joe
Jack
Lucille Sterling
Nell
Lytle
Topeka
Winifred Sterling
Lowell Sterling
Baby
Maurice. Sutter
Melbourne Emery
Chas. Hunsmer
Tee
Jeanette
Fred
Houk
Jacob Harwell
Mc Louth
Mlcine Emery
Alice. Suiter
Crawford
Okla
Maurice Suiter
Emil Heck
Kansas City
The
England marks naval history with naval and jubilee events
England observes the anniversary of Nelsons great naval victory at Trafalgar as a jubilees opening at Ranger Texas honors a ten year discovery in East land County while veterans from all states gather in Chicago led by Maj Gen Charles Summerall. Tokyo budget funds air defenses for Tokyo Osaka and Kyoto with 300 anti aircraft 89 searchlights and 80 listening devices各. A decorative wall piece ad appears for a Reese's Drug Store fancy colored cameoware.
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England
Constitution
Bos
Ifty
Stanley
Tyre Om
Ranger
Texas
Land County
Chicago
M1. Sion
Charles “P. Summerall
Tokyo
War Office
Osaka
Kyoto
Neale
Reese's Drug Store
Ma’s goin preacher tale amid a bar purchase claim
A fragmented clipping recounts a preacher's remark about a woman paying a regular price for an old item bought at a bar. The item and context are unclear, with garbled text and suspect attribution to a 1927 syndicate. details remain unreadable.
Village social notes from Villa Eden and surrounding towns
Villa Eden and nearby communities show a busy social week with visits among Sawyers Jones Brock Miller Reimer Torneden Brock Gable Crabb and others. Neighbors note hospital stay for H A Hallenbeck, Fern Brock Fern Torneden and many family gatherings at Linwood Lawrence and Clyde with dinners and Sunday guests.
Torneden Family Visits and Local Notes in Williamstown
Gailtz of Williamstown reports a Sunday Miss jena Torneden called on Mrs. William Torneden, with Deasid Mrs. Watkins visiting. Allenbecky by Jhoms Sun and Lizzie Tornédedy went to Lawr on Tuesday for a few days to visit relatives. Also mentions auto chamois at Rarins Drug Store, 1101 Mass.
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Babi Fitzsimmons
America
Edward Munk
Roldan
Illois Street
Munk
Charles Hoyt
Ralph Jones
Emporia
Nellie Reece Evans
Elizabeth Evans
Ruth Ellis
Darlene Woolsey
Edith Mattoon
E. D.’ Shaw
Katherine Fullerton
J.B. Watkins
Guy
Hunsinger
Thad White
Gus’ Wulfkukle
Pred. Heck
August Mangelsdees Sr
Henry Stepner
Atchison
Katherine Stehwein
Gus Brune
Olinda Brune
Wesley
Alford
Frank Brune
Chris Schaake
Lydia Schaake
Albert | Schaake
Harvey. Cannon
Lawrence Spen
Mansfield
Jacob Gantz
Jennie
Valley Falls
Pete Pirotte
Kansas City
Alva. Carter
Foo
Margaret of
Lawrence
Chas. Spray
Henry Eibest
Chas. Jonés
Esther Louise
Geo Robertson
Rene
Fred Lewis
Margaret
Lacygne
Kan
Edwin
Schowengerdt
Annette
James Houk
Fred Heck
H. 4
Bruckmiller
Dorothy
Guy Schultz
Mayhis
John
Hoy Sherwoo
Elmer Weibel
Miller
Lawrence_ Wied
Nottingham
Chas. Hunsinger
Gus Bruné
Mutual Benefit Club
Williamstown
Schaake
Paul Brune
Olinda
Bruane
Gene Brune
Emil’ Gantz
Jacch Gan Home
Warren Mson
Irwin
Fred Alford
da Ky
Gus Brunk
Will Td
Helen
Hawk
Evelyn
Srimpld
Walter Varnum
Robert Laptad
Mie
TL Wells
Sterling
Gene Braid
Guy ‘Schultz
Chas
Spray
Clifford Cooper
W. R. Adams
Canary
EL. D. Shaw
St Louis
Morris Murphy
Robert
Anna’ Tornéden
Godfrey Reetz
Louis
Seéle
Guenther Seele
Brackett
William
Torneden
de Torneden
Oliver Hill
Emil
Death in Moscow Institute Scene Report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a distressing incident involving children, a dog kennel and a door as an exit. It mentions the Moscow Biological Institute staff, implying a laboratory or institutional context. The readable elements suggest a fatal event linked to toys and a straw and flame scenario.
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Iris
Moscow: Biological Institute
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Excelsior
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Liberty
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Archie Michael
A Barnett
Milo”. Hill
Mire
Sarah Ingle
Wellsville
Earl McPheeters
Robert Jenkins
Johnson
Harry Maltby
Orge Hall
Thomas. Anderson
Ibert
LY Mo
van McPheeters
Corwin
McPheete
Vinland
Viri Chalfant
Black Jack
Claude “Callan
Poulisiers Syridicaite L_ . FOE
Villa Eden
W. M. Sawyer
Alfred Jones
W. E. Brock
Fern
Reimer
Porneden
Nora
Fred -Reetz
Fred, Smith
Karsasity
Kate Andre
Denger
Gantz
Louis Seele
Fairview
Fern Brock
W. Gable
David. Casteel
Clyde
Levis “Hyes
de" Soto
Irene Jones
H. Hallenbeck
Charles
Grace Crabb
H. A. Hallenbeck
Simmons’hospital
Nate Pettengill
Jere
Chas. Davidson
Omar. Browning
Linwood
August ‘Torneden
William, Torne den
Whitcom
Rumsey ‘Bros. Funeral Home
Attenflatt
Ind Street
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