Campaign dynamics shadow New York race in McKee circle
The New York campaign unfolds with General Johnson criticizing McKee for using NRA insignia, while the administration stays neutral. Mayor O'Brien defends his administration as La Guardia and McKee vie, and Williar Allen White questions impeachment grounds about Attorney General Boynton. The forgotten issue looms as prohibition repeal nears and states gain control, with dry territory concerns lingering. A Saturday football crowd in Lawrence becomes a tag day for fundraisers.
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New York
General Johnson
NRA
Brooklyn
O'Brien
New
York
La Guardia_an
Democratic Party
Oklahoma Exodus Rumor Sparks National Guard Warning
A rumor claims Secretary Ickes plans to move five western Oklahoma counties with 40 50 thousand residents to the Pacific coast. Murray threatens to call out the Oklahoma National Guard to block any mass relocation. The White House disputes the reported statement.
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Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
Ickes
Bill Murray
Oklahoma National Guard
Roosevelt policy and NRA tactics draw criticism in heated editorial
The piece attacks a proposed NRA campaign against non signers in Texas praising and contrasting with past boycott actions. It questions presidential announcements made without cabinet involvement and suggests Roosevelt may be acting beyond his formal duties by implying control of the treasury.
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Germany
NRA
H . Texas
General Johnson
Ford Motor Company
Bene
Local notes reflect travel, retirements, and gatherings
In a busy Old Home Town roundup Mrs. Carl Graeber returns from a two year trip to San Francisco and the Angeles. Mrs. 8. J. Churchill and Miss Ella Engle retire from Excelsior Springs. Mrs. Ray Kokanour and two children head to Rogers Arkansas for the winter. A. L. Selig departs for Long Beach California for the season. M G Manley and wife host guests then depart for Pomona California. Miss Margaret Mitchell and Mrs. J T Cictant drive to Hiawatha. Klaxers pass through town. cars from the west covered license plates as a precaution. Miss Carolee Smart undergoes an operation at Noyes Hospital Springfield? St Joseph Missouri. Judge well and Mrs Smart anticipate return. A Halloween party for twelve children planned. The RIchardsons announce a birth October 25. Mr and Mrs H W of Atlanta announce a birth. Miss Sophie Smithmeyer remembered. Miss Lena Simpson of Manhattan visits. Lena honored at a surprise party hosted by Miss Mary Dyer and Miss Margaret Drennon.
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Ella Engle
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Springs
Irs
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Rogers
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Long Beach
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M G. Manley
Ma Bare
Manley
Siee
Pomona
Calif
J. B. E Mitchell
Margaret Mitchell
J.T. Cictant
Hiewatha
Olive Constant
Cara
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Carolee Smart
Noyes
St. Joseph
Moz
ST Bine
George Dol. Ranouteesien
D. J. Richardson
H. W
Atlanta
Sophie’ Smithmeyer
Business Change At Eldora Springs Grocery
J L Messenger of Eldora Springs Missouri has taken charge of the indmill Grocery on West Warren Street. Messenger comes from twelve years in retail grocery in Fort Scott and five years on the road for a wholesale house. He relocates his family to Lawrence and will live behind the store. The previous owner Mr Hunter will drive for Morris Packing Co. Presbyterians Held Annual Meeting on The Presbyterian group meets annually in the article’s context.
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Eldora Springs
Indmill
West Warren Street
Local Society Notes Include Weddings Showers and Guests
A society item lists new members of a club including Dr E J Blair and Dr J W Primm. Mrs C C Seewir remains ill. Mrs George Chambers hosts a 1 pm luncheon shower for Mr and Mrs George Bowman. Miss Martha Stough entertains friends for cousin Mrs W G Cross of Chicago. Mrs Dan Gannon hosts a dinner for Miss Jennie Taylor of Cleveland. A home wedding last night united Miss Hilma Anderson and Mr Gartis L Copeland at 720 Lana Street. The reception will be at the Copeland home Friday night hosted by Mr and Mrs L A Copeland.
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J. W. Primm
EF. Es
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George Chambers
George Bowman
Martha Stough
W. G Cross
Chicago
Dan Gannon
Jennie Taylor
Cleveland
Ohio
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A. A. Bige
Low
Lana Street
Hilma Anderson
Gartis L. Copeland
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Moline
Copeland
L. A. Copeland
Forty Years Ago Fair Notes and Local Mentions
Fort Worth bound fare moves and social items from forty years ago. Miss Sue Pew arrived from Chicago while Will Walton returns home seeking health improvement. Prof Catl Preyer ill on Rhode Island street. Mrs Haskell hosts ladies gathering. George Bailey and John Steele biked to Tonganoxie and back in two hours eighteen minutes. Frances Fellows hosted friends for a guessing game about a baby pho tos. Rev. R H Van Pelt, longtime First Presbyterian pastor, plans likely departure to Denver after serving since 1888.
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Chicago
Will Walton
Col. Walton
Fort Worth
Texas
Catl Preyer
Rhode Island Street
John Haskell
Setorday
Geo. Bailey
John Steele
Tonganoxie
Frances Fellows
R. H. van Pelt
First Presbyterian Church
Denver
First snowfall reported in western Kansas in 1896
On October 29, 1896 western Kansas records the season's first snowfall with snow extending to Nickerson. The next day John J. Ingalls, former senator, denies in Atchison plans to lecture in 1897, saying he cannot be elected.
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Kansas
Nickerson
John J. Ingalls
Atchison
Homeopathic Doses History By Dr Edward Bamgardner
An excerpt lists nine men who held the United States General officer role, naming Sherman, Sheridan, Pershing, Faukee H Bliss, Peyton C. Summerall, Charles P. Summerall, and Douglas MacArthur. It notes only Bliss may have died, while others are living, with MacArthur appointed in November 1930 to succeed Summerall.
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United States
Thacom- Bee Ee
George Sherman
P. H. Sheridan
John J. Pershing
Peyton
Charles P. Summerall
Douglas MacArthur
Bliss
Sheridan
Ai MgcArihan
Summerall
BHK
Flashes of Life Chronicle Oddities and Local Notes
A scrambled local roundup reports guards watching a prison farm game, Armistice Day plans, and Agnes Dickert earning a new diploma after ascending peaks. Other items note Nebraska dog championship, Ozark hunter cats, and aquarist Horst van der Goltz on cichlid behavior.
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Walls Ca
Tran
Eastern State Penitentiary
Gratesford
Seattle
Agnes Dickert
Seattle Mountaineers
Outrageous Feortune By Patricia Wentw
In a village at night Caroline sees a shadow at the gate and fears Jim Randal may return from the dead. A following encounter between Caroline and Jim reveals a hospital visit and a dangerous memory, as he explains a physician’s order and a misleading nurse’s tale about a man in Elaton. The tale blends suspense with a haunted hometown atmosphere and unresolved questions about identity and fate.
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Jimmy
Abe
Nesta
Elmer Vaid
Lala
Jim Randal
Caroline
Ater
Aes
Riadee
Jim
Fact
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Coerar House
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Jim Randal and Caroline reunite in charged revelation
In a tense scene a confused Jim learns Caroline is his former wife, while memories and fear surface. He grapples with identity as Caroline identifies him as Jim Riddell and reveals a shared past, turning tense emotions toward fragile reconciliation at Hale Place.
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Caroline
Jim
Gant
Randal
Randel
Riddell
Tad
Tim
Jim Randal
Classified page readers read daily for deals
A fragment hints at classified listings and readers scanning the page daily for bargains amid an investigated robbery. The text shows partial words but implies ongoing interest in local ads and daily readership patterns.
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