Mayor Hickock analyzes troubles of small town leadership
Topeka Oct 28 Dr R G Hickock mayor of Lakin Kan outlined a breakdown of mayoralty troubles at the Kansas League of Municipalities convention. He blamed simple human nature for half the woes and citizens for the other half, urging calmer attitudes and temper control. He advised handling problems as they hit and not worrying about knowing it all.
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Topeka
R. G. Hickock
Lakin
Kan
Kansas League of Municipalities
Hickock
Slavor
Samuel
Silver Ann
Program at Pinckney PTA Night Promises Creative Show
The Pinckney Parent Teacher Association hosts a Friday 7:30 PM activity night with classroom demonstrations. Sammie Morris announces acts including Fongs We Like grade six, Hiawatha Childhood, rhythms and songs, a train play, Halloween skit, safety lessons, science experiments, and multiple grade level performances directed by teachers such as Miss Gen rie West, Miss Celia O'Con vanado, and Miss Frances Young.
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Pinckney
Sammie Morris
Fongs
Genrie West
Rirty
Brownie
Celia O'Convanado
Miiest
Hiawatha
Lillian Things
Jean Rus
Bernice Nash
Tiny
Safety
Frances Young
Orietta Bower
Helens
Frede
Anna Alexander
Bobby Power
Shipman Winter
Little Indians
Alsured Shane
Mabel Mallory
McCluggage to Speak on The Old Deal at Court House
Assistant U.S. district attorney Robert T. McCluggage will address a Roosevelt Progressive Republican club meeting at the court house tonight at 8 o'clock. His topic is The Old Deal vs The New Deal.
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Court House
Robert T. McCluggage
U.S
Roosevelt Progressive Republican Club of
Kansas
Eeles
Test Your Knowledge Trivia Embedded in Ads
A compact trivia prompt lists questions on Civil War vice presidents authors ancient geography wills rivers gemstones ethics and places. It mentions B F Nanninga D.D. and 919 Mass as an ad line for glasses fitting services.
Real rough stuff not popular on Hill
A Kansas University campus column notes waning interest in boxing and wrestling among male students as tap dancing and fencing attract many, with 300 in tap and 100 in fencing. The piece hints at changing athletic tastes and includes campus anecdotes about firemen, fraternity pins, and student careers. It mentions Allen Diddle Asher and Bill Gill’s engagements, plus recent campus events and tomorrow’s coed officer elections.
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Diivision
Arraignments in Justice Court On Fraud Charges
W P Martin waived arraignment on a foreind check charge in justice court and was bound over to district court for trial with a $2500 bond after returning to Lawrence from Muskogee Oklahoma. He allegedly passed a 50 cent purchase at Gibbs Clothing and received $23 in cash. Joe Rapp was arraigned on defrauding L E Vieux of an overcoat worth 15 dollars, pleaded not guilty, hearing set for next Friday, jailed on $100 bond.
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W. P. Martin
Justice Court of
O. J. Lane
The
Gibbs Clothing Company
District Court
Martin
Lawrence
Muskogee
Okla
Fred Vogler
Joe Ranp
Justice Lane
L. E. Vieux
Rapp
Macing
Robbery Report Delays Narration Of Chi Omega Theft
Sorority members recall October 10 robbery at the Chi Omega house with pens belonging to Betty Cox Ruth Purdy Gertrude Spears and Dorothy Heaps missing along with cash. A Model T Ford was seen departing the scene as police were alerted yesterday.
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Chi Omega
Betty Cox
Ruth Ester Purdy
Gertrude Spears
Dorothy Heaps
Two Clinics In City Friday By Kansas Doctors
Two health clinics are scheduled for Friday afternoon. B Francisco from Kansas City will run the orthopedic clinic at the old City Building from 2 to 5 PM. Dr B E Gibson of Kansas City will lead the mental and nervous disease clinic at the Chamber of Commerce rooms from 2 to 5 o'clock. Dr Alexander, Dentist. Ph 506ve.
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B. Francisco
Kansas City
Old City
BE. T. Gibson
Chamber of Commerce
Warning on oil brine disposal in western Kansas
Topeka Oct 28 Municipalities in western Kansas were warned by geologist Ogden Jones that disposal of oil produced brine risks contaminating shallow fresh water horizons. He urged city officials to monitor how the oil industry handles brine to protect water supplies and avoid refusals to pay for unusable water. Jones noted southeastern Kansas has the worst drought but can’t rely on wells, recommending augmented stream flows and storages.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ogden Jones
State Board of Health
League of Kansas Municipalities
Jones
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Cast for Bury the Dead Announced by KU Dramatic Club
The University of Kansas dramatic club announces the cast for Bury the Dead to be staged on November 9 1 and 11. The director and listed characters are provided in the publication.
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University of Kansas Dramatic Club
University of Kansas student recital set for Thursday
The University of Kansas fine arts student recital will be held Thursday at 3:30 PM in the administration building auditorium. The program features piano pieces including Notturno and My Song For Your Heart, violin pieces such as Sweet Spirit from Wallace’s Opera Lurline, vocal numbers like Come Sweet Morning, and works by Griffes and Leoncavallo among others. Performers include Mary Frances Kernedl, Alice Marie Meyn, Roberta Mitchell, and Paola Robert Glotzbach.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Notturno
Wee Ses Pig
Mary Frances Kernedl
Ernest Charles
Alice Marie Meyn
Sweet Spirit
Wallace
Lurline
Hone
Roberta Mitchell
Zarranged
A. J. W Treharne
Fountains of Griffes
Benin
Paola Robert Glotzbach Voic Prolng
Leoncavallo
Radio music program features KFKU piano duo and string ensemble
The KFKU station tunes in a Saturday evening broadcast at six. Piano team comprises Ethel Jean Malone and Robert Glatzbach. The string ensemble includes Homer Caine first violin, Carroll Nickels second violin, and Robert Glotzbach pianist. Works listed include Moszkowski F and Debussy Arabesque with Symphony No. 2.
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KFKU
Ethel Jean Malone
Robert Glatzbach
Homer Caine
Carroll Nickels
Robert Glotzbach
Moszkowski
Debussy
They Were Separated After One Went To Alaska on Gold Rush
In Larned on October 28, PI Ed Reese awaited a reunion with his twin Uriah after decades believed him dead. A Wyoming pension office request for verification of Uriah’s Remington application prompted contact, revealing Uriah may still be alive since the Alaska gold rush era.
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Alaska
Larned
Reese
Uriah
Landon Attacks Roosevelt On New Deal Government
On his march to New York, Landon denounced Roosevelt as abandoning principles and warned of a spoils system. He cited the merit system and postmaster general, claiming patronage tripled and emergency claims misused. Crowd cheered as he warned of a tied political machine under federal officials.
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Roosevelt
Landon
Wilson
Tandon
Republican Party
Merchants Bureau Plans Christmas Decor and Sales Days
More than 40 Merchants Bureau members met at the Colonial Tea Room with C. W. Pellom presiding. They authorized committees for street decorations, Christmas fund solicitations, and sales day details for November 19 and 20. A resolution to seek traffic officers at busy intersections on Saturdays was also proposed, noting nearby towns’ store openings on Armistice Day.
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Merchants Bureau
Colonial Tea Room
C. W. Pellom
Pollom
Pallom
American Legion
Topeka
Kansas City
Bureau
Centenary Church Loyalty Session to Include Former Ministers
Centenary church in Kansas City holds a Loyalty program Thursday night October 29 at 7 40 featuring Rev Dan Brammitt editor of the Central Christian Advocate and Rev Wiley A Keve district superintendent. The event will include a roll of all former ministers, the present minister, a membership reading with three year additions, a historical sketch by Miss Leona Fetty, two or three lay talks, and a dinner with an auction earlier in the day. The pastor expects about 230 members to attend.
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Dan Brammitt
Central Christian Advocate
Kansas City
Centenary@Methodist church
Wiley A. Keve
Centenary Church
Leona Fetty
Recital on KFRU features Prof Chiapusso of Man sag in Chopin Sonata
Recitalist Prof Jan Chiapusso of the University of Man sag piano faculty performs at station KFRU from six to six thirty tonight. He will present Chopin Sonata opus fifty eight in allegro maestoso scherzo largo and finale. The program highlights a major Chopin work by a noted instructor.
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Jan Chiapusso
University of Mansag
KFRU
Chiapusso
Plans Fall Concert At Liberty Memorial High School
The Liberty Memorial high school band directed by Clarence Sawhill will hold its fall concert at 8 pm on Thursday, November 6 in the high school auditorium. Tickets cost 25 cents with proceeds funding new instruments and uniforms. The program features "Deep Purple" and varied works with lighting effects. Also noted are official notices on proposed Kansas constitutional amendments and pension measures with an objective explanatory piece to follow by Prof. Domenico Gagliardo.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Clarence FB. Sawhill
Cleveland
Sawhill
Kansas
Journal-World Today
Senate
Domenico Gagliardo
Journal-World
Broadcast Set for John Hamilton Speech in Boston
Lawrence notes a National Broadcasting Company telegram confirms a speech by Republican national committeeman John Hamilton to air from Boston Saturday October 1 from 8 45 to 9 30 p m over WREN. Local interest swirls as campaign activity continues while football fades from view and residents discuss issues amid late night court house gatherings. William Green and C D Bunker bring home a 100 pound bear cub from Kansas City in a gift from J F Houston, expanding Green’s animal zoo at Indiana street with five bears a mountain lion a fox coyotes and other creatures.
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Vernon Smith
WREN
National Broadcasting Company
John Hamilton
Boston
William Green
C.D. Bunker
Kansas City
Green
Kansas City Board of Trade
Utah
Houston
Bill
Indiana Street
W C T U County Institute Friday at Evangelical Church
The county institute of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union is slated for Friday October 30 at the Evangelical church at Tenth and Connecticut street. The program includes religious services and talks by local leaders and guests, focusing on temperance and moral improvement.
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Chu County Institute
Arthur Wird
S. Ry
Yeeme
Centenary Vannes
Deaths and Funerals for H. M. Hayden in Gunnison
H. M. Hayden, about 88, a Gunnison resident, died this morning of a heart attack while driving toward St. Louis. He collapsed at Fifteenth and Massachusetts street as he began to enter his vehicle. The body lies at Schubert Funeral Home awaiting relatives.
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Th. M. Hayden
H. M. Hayden
Gunnison
Col
Thiyden
St. Louis
Fifteenth and Machusetts Street
Schubert Funeral
LAW Rede Adjustment CO
Market News Summary From Sparse Readable Fragments
Sparse market snippet notes grain prices and cash futures with limited legible details. Mentions Kavisas City and Wanl markets, early May readings, and small price movements. Entities are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate commodity or grain trading activity in regional markets.
Grain and market roundup across futures and local prices
The report lists grain standings with rye, barley and wheat prices, followed by U.S. government bond closings and local market figures for grain, butterfat, eggs, poultry, and hogs. It also covers Chicago and Kansas City price snapshots for wheat corn oats rye and hay, plus Wall Street activity and an obituary note for Mrs. Nellie E. Lothholz.
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Corfu
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Oklahoma City
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Jane Couts
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Rhode Island Street
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McLouth
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New York
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Clyde Reed
University of Kansas
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Parsons
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Texas Corporation
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Mont- Romery Want
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du Pont
Continental Baking
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Memoriam
Nellie E. Lothholz
Republican State Committee
Alf. M. Landon
Will G. West
Gover
Alf MW
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Will & West
Alf
Landon Fed
Frank Knox
U. S
Arthur A Cabpar
W. P. Lambirtson
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Clifford Hora
State
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Caverner
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Crorce Roms
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Granada
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