Proclamation on Peace and Political Debates Stir Oklahoma
The piece discusses Alfalfa Bill Murray’s lake plan to feed the poor and predicted fish shortages. It questions political influence by Mil ford’s Kingfish and Huey Long, notes Dr Brinkley’s push to pledge legislators, and critiques Alfred E Smith’s campaign moves and their impact on dry vs wet politics. It ends with a note on postal rate effects on revenue.
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Bill Murray
Oklahoma
Altho
Bill
Brinkley
Milford
Kansas
Huey Long
Louisiana
Miler
Playing Politics Hurts Campaign Says Topeka Capital
The Topeka Capital argues excessive political maneuvering harms Governor Woodring’s reelection bid. It notes ongoing trouble in his campaign and calls out the practice as a negative influence on politics.
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Topeka
Woodring
Grain department turmoil and political interference cited
The Capital notes Woodring era missteps in grain inspection politics, with George Ross resigning over accusations of interference. It praises Ross and Jesse Greens, while defending governors’ integrity and criticizing Greenleaf’s charge of political meddling in gas-rate talks with Doherty Gas. A floating island warning near San Diego adds a lighter marine anecdote.
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Woodring
George Ross
Wring
Kansas
Ross
Hodges
Capper
T!65
Greenleaf
The
Public Service. Commission
Commission
Allen
Davis
Paulen
Reed
Jesse Greens
Doherty Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Doherty Company
Gov
Tine
San Diego
Old Home Town Highlights Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago in Lawrence Mrs P H Pierce and Mrs H Reding attended a Washburn College class reunion in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Russell Caples left for Great Falls Mont. Mrs Caples visited sisters while Mr Caples traveled East on business. Miss M Hoge of Brooklyn left for Muskogee Okla to visit Mrs Banker before returning home. Major Samuel G Clarke heads Eli Ferrell Dorsey American Legion post after a WWI service and injury. The Journal-World notes Duff family vacation absence from the paper and predicts a return. Geneva Hunter and John Monteith wed at 6:30 with Rev Eusden officiating and music by A J Anderson. reception details and family attendants listed.
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P. H. Pierce
H. Reding
Topeka
Washburn College
Russell Caples
Great Falls
Mont
Caples
L. N. Lewis
Hugh Means
M. Hoge
Brooklyn
N. Y
Emma
Jennie Hoge
T.G. Fitch
Muskogee
Okla
W. R. Banker
Sam Clarke
Legion
Samuel G. Clarke
Eli Ferrell Dorsey
American Legion
Clarke
189Th Infantry
Argonne
National Guard
Duff
Lawrence
Journal-World
Walter Allman
Duffs
Hunter-Monteith
Samuel John Hunter
Geneva
John Monteith
R. A. Eusden
A. J. Anderson
Frank Terrall
Kansas City, Mo
Helen Hungerford
Monteith wed Mary Allen in Kansas City vows
The couple, with attendants Xenophon Smith of Omaha, Neb., and two rib bon girls, will reside at 4803 Fairmount Ave in Kansas City after a wedding trip to Chicago. Mr Monteith will practice law at his home.
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Mary Allen
Monteith
Xenophon Smith
Omsha
Neb
Chicago
Monteit
Fairmount Ave
Kansas City
Twenty five years ago in Kansas City visit plans noted
Miss Ethel Morrow went to Kansas City to see Ethel Barrymore this morning. Bush Connelly left for Chicago and Europe. Frank Hubner of Springfield and Paul Hubner of Newton visited parents R Hubner. Lily Brooks of London to visit uncle Harry Hutchings. H H Holmes of the YMCA moves to 437 Ohio. Blanche Lyons and C W Straffon gave a concert. Lyons returned this morning. August Hackbarth returned from Colorado Springs to Starkweather’s. daughter Mary improving. Lena Klock severely burned by a gas explosion at 905 Louisiana. doctor called. Elias Summerfield visiting Lawrence, then to St. Louis to meet brother Dr. M. Summereld.
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Ethel Morrow
Kansas City
Ethel Barrymore
Bush Connelly
Chicago
Europe
Frank Hubner
Springfield
Paul Hubner
Newton
Kan
R. Hubner
Lily Brooks
London
Harry Hutchings
H. H. Holmes
J. A. Hamlin
Ohio Street
Blanche Lyons
C. W. Straffon
Lyons
August Hackbarth
Colorado Springs
Starkweather'’s
Colorado
Mary
Iss Lena Klock
Louisiana Street
Elias Summerfield
Mr. Summerfield
Summerfield
Lawrence
St. Louis
Dr. M. Summereld
Pleasant Ottawa Couple Wed in Lawrence Reception
Forty years ago on October 27 Dr S B Anderson remains bed bound after an injury from a buggy mishap. Illinois State University footballers traveled from Bala to face Kansas today. City officials vow to enforce a sidewalk obstruction ordinance. Mr George Loit and Miss Kate Lefford wed in Ottawa with a reception at the groom’s parents home north of Lawrence attended by relatives and friends from Ottawa LeRoy and Lawrence. George Loit, now with the Santa Fe at Ottawa, receives local congratulations.
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S. B. Anderson
Illinois State University
Balawin
Kansas Boys
Marsher Prentice
George Loit
Kate Lefford
Ottawa
Lawrence
Miss Lefford
Miss Morton
LeRoy
Missies Zella-Loit
Edith Covey
Etta Bergman
Edith Blevins
Mabel Gill
Bessie Blevins
Mamie Lane
Sante Fe
Willy Nilly's birthday celebration with animal friends
Willy Nilly awakes to noise and cheers from Rip the dog and a host of animal friends including Ducks Toads Top Notch and Flotilla Botilla. They present a bright red painted sign reading Willy Nilly and Company and plan an early Halloween celebration tomorrow.
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Ds Vate
Willy Nilly
Mary Graham Bonner
Rip
Top Notch
Rooster
Flotilla Botilla
Tor Notch
Botilla Botilla
Willy Nilly and Company
Ephraim Miller Elected Dean at Kansas History
Prof Ephraim Miller elected dean of the School of Arts at the University of Kansas in 1895, attaining the second ranking position among the faculty.
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Ephraim Miller i
Icsarts
University of Wins Peas
The Green Ribbon plot spins with racing men
In a Doncaster tale of ambition and risk, Luke and a wary woman Evade danger as racing circles reveal Punch Markham’s shadowy past and a quest for Vendina. A London return, a Berlin note, and Rustem the sharp attorney intensify the intrigue around Longhall and the elusive Longhall house deal.
Lost 20 Pounds in Four Weeks Kruschen Salts Claim
Mrs Mae West of St Louis writes she weighed 170 pounds at 28 and shed fat in four weeks after taking Kruschen Salts. The ad urges half teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast as a harmless weight loss aid, with Round Corner Drug Co offering a four week bottle.
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Mae West
St. Louis
Kruschen
Round Corner Drug Co
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