Will Investigate Arizona Campaign In Senate Inquiry
The Senate campaign funds committee orders investigation of Arizona senatorial campaign. Senator Reed, Democrat Missouri chair, directs McNary of Oregon to proceed after current work. Senator Cameron, Republican, requests inquiry over alleged $100,000 from copper and hydro power interests used against him.
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Arizona
Reed
Missouri
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Cameron
Dingoes Chase Farmer on Rough Australian Road
A farmer driving home near Sydney—after attending a meeting—was chased for miles by a pack of dingoes led by a fierce half bred dog. The attack left him with wounds on his hands and a near miss with the wild dogs, which seldom threaten humans.
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Sydney
United Press
New South
Australia
Fayers
Stack Gor i
Avere
Pomona Quietly Fires Police Budget Debacle
A town budget lapse left Pomona without funds for its police. After months of patrols and hunger, officers confronted the provincial coffers and found no support. In formal mood they surrendered gear and walked away as private citizens, leaving local cattle owners to decide their fate.
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Tomona
Argentina
United Tress
Pomona
Pojona
Orthopedic Clinic Held by Lawrence Kiwanis Friday
Dr. G B Franciese will head the orthopedic clinic with Dr. C B Francisca in charge. Sponsored by the Lawrence Kiwanis club, it will be at city hall Friday at 2 30 o clock. The event accompanies the annual convention of the American Construction Coalition in Cleveland.
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C. B. Francisca
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
City Hall
Nodd
Hien
iGleveland
The Parade War Film Aims For Realism Yet Delivers Road Show
A critical take on the Metro-Goldwyn film The Parade analyzing its attempt to portray World War I with authentic touches while noting departures from actuality. The reviewer discusses the army’s gear, terrain, and combat sequences, the portrayal of veterans, and the film’s balance of drama and authenticity with character sketches like a likable corporal and a cheerful nurse.
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Feneral
Laurence Stallings
Ali ‘Cho
Siena
France
Metro-Goldwy
Signal Corps
Avar
Toj
Avas
Vidor
Victor
A. EK. F
A.E. F
Barkeep
Bal
Péergoneat
Ska
Melisande
Powerful new X ray tube named by Dr Coolidge
A new type of X-ray cathode tube has been perfected by Dr W Ed Coolidge at the General Electric Research Laboratory Scheftecady NY. The design allegedly controls billions of electrons traveling at 250000 miles per second and conducts 250000 volts through the tube producing an electron quantity comparable to a ton of radium.
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Wed. Coolidge
General Fleetric Co
Scheftectady
American Cowboys Angling for Name Change in England
Pendleton Oregon dispatch notes English advice on the rodeo event bulldogging. Britons dispute the term as a misnomer, citing bulldog fighting origins and the need for a bull versus man event name. Also mentions tobacco revenue, and a Yale defeat affecting Dartmouth football fans the 1925 season.
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Pendleton. Ore
Pendleton
Rodcar
Oregon Country
West
England
Yale
Dartmouth
China protests for permanent seat on intellectual co operation commission
Geneva reports that Chao Hsin Chu protests China’s absence from the League of Nations commission on intellectual cooperation. He argues China’s long civilization warrants representation and cites candidates Yeh Kaung Chow and Hsiu Chen Tehang, noting Paris hosts the commission.
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New League
Geneva
United Press
League
Commission of International Intelectual Co
Paris
Deague
Chao‘hu
China
Moses
Chu
Parisz
Yeh-Kaung Chow
Universities of Communications
Hsiu-Chen- Tehang
Ancient Chinese Academy
Pekin
Local residents visit Eudora area in midweek
The Evening Star notes Dr W R Shannon of Eudora helped Mr Trowbridge Bez at Ardning farm on Wednesday. Gideon Neis of Weaver called on Walter Parker. Mrs Will Edelbrock and son William Robert of Eudora spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs Robert Reusch. The Badgers of Desoto visited Pete Edelbrock and others. Gus Koehler and the Neis family plus Strobel and Parker households attended Methodist church services the prior Sunday evening.
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W. R. Shannon
Eudora
Trowbridge
Ardning
Wednesay
Gideon Neis
Weaver
Walter Parker
Will Edelbrock
William Robert
Robert Reusch
Badgers
de, Soto
Pete Edelbrock
Gus Koehler
Giedon
Neis
Ren
Jake Strobel
Ren’ Roscoe
Leon
Rey Kurtz
Help kidneys by drinking more water now
Advice extols drinking soft water and four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast to neutralize acids irritating the bladder. Claims Rad Salts, from grape and lemon juice lithia, is inexpensive and widely used for urinary disorders.
Hesper Community Notes Social Calls and Local Visits
Residents and visitors from Hesper and nearby towns filled a recent week with calls and social visits. Mrs Jand, Mrs Elmer Kurtz, and George Broer of Weaver called on Dake Strobel. Alice and Edith Meuffles visited Evening Star schools. Dr. Woodard, county health inspector, visited the schoolhouse. Otto Abels finished his silo, and many from Kansas City and Endora visited or stayed with locals. A number of Weaver High students attended a Limwood Eudora basketball game and several residents attended a Royal theater showing of Fall of Jerusalem.
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Hesper
Jand
Elmer Kurtz
George
Weaver
Jon Dake Strobel
Alica McClelland
Olathe
Evening Star
Morning Star
Bev
Gus' Koch
Kansas City
Alice
Edith ‘Meuffles
Star
Johnson County Health
Woodard
Eula Reusch
Minnie Abels
Anna Ates
Otto Abels
Minnie
Annnetta
Jake Strobel
Bred Koch
Kansas
Arithur
Reno
Henry Hisele
Carl, Bernitz
Otto Aels
Friatternoor
Batwin
Grandma
Fred St
Endora
Fidar
A Abels
Leslie “Maghdiy
Wm. Selzer
Glearfield
Weaver High School
Limwood
Eudora
Hose
Jerusalem
the Royal
Edith Mauttle
Local Eudora Notes On Births Meetings And Visitors
Mrs A Richtermier of Eudora and family note a Friday afternoon incident. Roscoe Walker had tonsils removed by Dr Clarel of Kansas at Dr Wright's office. Mr and Mrs Daphne McCab rin announce a son born Friday morning. Ellen F Melville and Mable Deay attended a teacher meeting in Lawrence. Miss Thelma Trowbridge shopped in Lawrence. Otto Abels family dined with Fred Neis in Eudora Sunday. Mrs Renhalds and Mrs Edelbrock calIed on Mrs McCab rin and baby. Mrs Leslie Kindred hosted Weaver lates for comfort.
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A. Richtermier
Eudora
Roscoe
Hochler
Minnie
Annetta
Abel
Fred- Neis
Roberi Reunch
Will Edelbrock
W. Renhalds
de: Soto
Otto Abels
Eugene. McCabria
McCabria
Leslie
Lithiated Buchu claimed to aid nighttime bladder control
An advertiser explains that a healthy bladder should not act at night and promotes Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula tablets as a remedy. The copy cites Relief from nocturnal urinary urges by cleansing the bladder and neutralizing acids, noting the medicine is not cheap. Sold at Rankinis Brug Store.
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Gorton
Graham
Community program at Eudora high school
A readable fragment notes a Monday event with attendees from here and Weav er joining a community program at Eudora High School. The text mentions Mrs. Joe Beavout spending Saturday in Lawrence and references a party and home on Monday afternoon.
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Numher
Weaver J
Eudora High
Ang
Joe’. Beavout
Two Happy Homes Sing Praises Of Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Two letters from Mrs Goldie Shoun of May View and Mrs J Storms of Paterson NJ praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and health. Both women were in run down condition and report improved energy enabling them to manage housework and uplift family happiness. The notices frame better health as the path to happier homes.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dirs
jGoldie Shoun
May View
Jmlmois
J. Storms
Lane Street
Paterson
N. J
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Charlotte M. Schaemmer
Rati Vland
Harold
Mbany
New York
Recoue
Chao-Hsin-Chu
Haskell
Farmer's Union
East Ath St
S. S.S
Nature
Money Ready
The
Merchants National Bank
Cadillac
Eudaly Bros. Garage
Quaker State Oil
Hallowe'en
Kaw ‘Valley Cream
William W. S
C.S. B
N. Y
Peg
Mother Church
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Bowerlock Theatre
Buick
Lawrence Shee Company
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