Manchuria and Chicago Finance Loom Large in News
A Lawrence talk by Dr. T Z Koo explains the Manchurian conflict risks and guerrilla resistance under Manchukuo, highlighting potential global fallout among China, Japan and Russia. Chicago seeks a $10 million loan from New York bankers amid political machine concerns. The Taxpayers League releases candidate questions for the forthcoming legislative race.
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Manchuria
Far East
T.Z. ‘Koo
Dr.Koo
League of Nations
China
Manchukuo
Manchurian
Japan
Russia
Lawrence
Chicago
New York
Old Home Town Social Notes and Visits
Secretary Miss Minnie Moody returned from a three week trip to New York and Boston visiting art galleries and oriental shops. Mrs George A Esterly left for Salem Ohio to attend her ill father. In Out of Town notices Mrs T S Charlton hosted dinners for sisters Martha Poe Otis and Lewis Bullinger others hosted by W J Drescher. Evangelist R C Yadon and family reside at 1201 Pennsylvania Street and will assist Church of Christ. Mrs W H Robinson hosted a tea for Topeka visitor EB Lester.
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Minnie Moody
Lindley
New York
Boston
Moody
W. B. Thayer
George A. Esterly
Salem
Ohio
Robert’ Rittenhouse
Charlton
Martha Poe Otis
Washington, D. C
Lewis Bullinger
Wichita
W. J. Drescher
Church’ of Christ
Ninth
Tennessee Streets
W. H. Robinson
EB. F. ‘Lester
Topeka
T. H. Kennedy
Baptists raise most of debt for church and parsonage
Twenty five years ago, the Baptist church and parsonage debt of six thousand five hundred dollars neared payoff as members and friends subscribed about five thousand eight hundred to cover the balance. The building committee agreed to raise the remaining funds for those absent.
Kansas State beats Kansas 14 to 0 in football game
Forty years ago on Friday October 21 reports say Kansas State University shut out Kansas 14 to 0 at the husetts street grounds with Arch Hogg refereeing and Mort Rice umpiring. Other items mention Mrs Sarah Cole and Mr Howard Richards marriage, Albert Flintom hosting guests with singing and dancing, Shrine initiation trips, and heavy cloak room traffic at Weaver's showcasing coats and wraps including Russian blouse styles and dolgoruki coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Conklin
Husetts Street
Baldwin
Baker
Arch Hogg
Mort Rice
Kansas
Pratt
Kansas State University
R. J. Petty
Sarah Cole
Howard Richards
Goudy
Albert Flintom
West Lawrence
W. L. Howe
Grace Colwell
Esther Patterson
Helen Hutchinson
Hattie Robinson
Kate Devereux
Florence Clark
Maggie Love
Torrow
Diathermy Use of High Frequency Current in Medicine
The article explains diathermy a high frequency current used in medical treatment. It describes heat generation through electrodes, selective heating of body parts or whole body, and applications such as electro-dessication tissue destruction electro-coagulation and an electrical cutting current or radio knife.
Kansas History This Date 1894 Topeka Ministers Meet
Kansas history entry notes 1894 gathering of Baptist ministers forming a state association at Topeka. Also mentions 1895 prairie fires burning across western Kansas counties.
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Kansas Baptist
Kansas
Sanders Named Coffey Probate Judge After Death
In Topeka Harry N Sanders of Burlington is named to succeed the late Judge J L Senior as Coffey County probate judge for the remainder of the term ending January. In Belleville Herbert Newsham 61 dies from injuries after a Tuesday motor car collision. J William Stone assistant city clerk seriously ill after appendectomy at Memorial hospital. he was admitted yesterday and operated yesterday. Berlin ship to carry German prewar products to the Orient in 1988 with samples of everything manufactured. Applesauce Cakes Saturday special at Brinkmans.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Harry N. Sanders
Burlington
J.L. Senior
Coffey County
Judge Senior
Belleville
Here
Herbert Newsham
OL i
J. William Stone
Memorial Hospital
Stone
Iis
Berlin
APY
Germany
Reich
South America
Orient
Wealthy South American heiress eyes Longhall estate
Edna Gray, Donald Gray’s niece, arrives in London to assert control of the estate and plans to inspect Longhall in Berkshire with her advisor. Arthur Rustem, a calculating London solicitor, returns from the continent and faces Edna’s knowledge and resolve as she seeks to manage the property and confront potential swindlers. Meanwhile Edna’s ally, elderly Alberto Garcia, recalls Vendina the prized horse with a wistful, foreshadowing tone.
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Rustem
Gillywood Farm
Goodie
Longhall House
Gray
South America
Old Gray
Donald Gray
Argentina
Higgs, Walton, Strube & Rustem
Gillett’s
Pilcher
Berkeley
England
Ardag
Mr. Rustem
Arthur Rustem
Nie
Gray Estate
Nog
Edna Gray
Buenos Aires
Rota
Longhall
Mr. Goodie
Diave
Miss Gray
Law Society
Lees
Doncaster
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Edna.Gray
London
Mr. Garcia
Toithem
Cucb
Berkshire
Germany
Vendina
Craganour
Vendira
Alberto Garcia
Gunrerng
Ghank Hs
Edna
The
Heras
Garcia
Manana
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Venina
Jumping Puddles in Old Toad’s Birthday Auto
Mary Graham Bonner narrates Old Toad’s birthday ride in a Puddie Jumper named Toadster. After a fun start with Toad family and friends including Quackerville ducks, the car stalls on a straight stretch, leaving Old Toad and companions stranded and puzzled about the heavy load.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Old Toad
Toadster
Puddie
Toadles
Mother Toad
Toads
Top Notch
Rooster
Rip
Dog
Willy Nilly
Toad
Mrs. Quacke
Ducks
Flotilla Botilla
Toodles
Ace
Missionary swapped names with Melanesian chief
Dr. C. E. Fox, a missionary, reports being welcomed back in Melanesia where natives exchanged names and possessions with a young chief as part of an ancient custom. When the chief died they inscribed Dr. C. E. Fox's name on his tombstone, treating him as if dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Auckland
New Zealand
C. E. Fox
Melanesia
Tarpon rodeo draws anglers to Aransas Pass Texas
Fishermen from several states gather for the first Texas tarpon rodeo at Aransas Pass. Governor Sterling expected to lead the field in the Gulf contest. Also notes a local case in Grundy Center where 16-year-old Helen Kiewiet faces charges after taking the family car. she remains jailed awaiting trial in Springfield Missouri as two Ozarks ducks report breaking a feathered record.
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Fox
Corpus Christi
Tex
Aransas Pass
Texas
Sterling
Gulf
Grundy Center
Helen
John Kiewiet
Kiewiet
Springfield
Willow Springs
Ozarks
J. J. Foard
Pontiac, Mich
Pearl Wil
Woman Pleads Guilty to Assault as Sentence Suspended
In a domestic dispute, Miss Riene Burmeister confronted Mrs Wilson who slapped her. Mrs Wilson pleaded guilty to assault and battery but promised calmer dispute resolution. sentence suspended pending future conduct.
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Riene Burmeister
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J. W. Murr
Rolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Carris
Sey
Lerehzen
Focel
Audit Bureau OF Cir °Culations
Journal-World
Fou
Philip Pians
Taxpayers League
Douglas County
Cermak
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Tammany
Board of Estimate
McKee
Franken D. Roosevelt
Rooseelt
Roosevelt
Baptist Church
Friends
H. B. Ober
C. W. Carman
Bethany
Miss Ober
Miss Rockwell
Henley
Robinson
Kelley
Miss Waterman
Boothe
Amy Irene Radcliffe
L. I. Blake
Denver
Blake
Physica
At.k U
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Smith Boy
Synti
Myxoedema Caiman
Brinkman’s
Sundown Stories
Creomulsica
Mass
Eva
Procter & Gamble
WADE
Ealle
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
Lawrence, Kansas
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