Kansas Kansan Notes Political Forecasts and Scandals
The Kansan discusses final forecasts for upcoming election results, notes talk of a Kansas bond scandal involving forged bonds and the Woodring administration, and debates party candidates for governor and Congress with emphasis on the New Deal as campaign issue. It questions accountability and public interest in exposing fiscal frauds amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Woodring
Juakce
Washington
Kansas
Hig
Sraude
Landon
Ion
Harris
Kansan
Indon
Treasury
Ing
Tate
aSar
Rs Iare
Gress
Roosey
New Deal Aims Failed To Put People Back To Work
The article notes lines of decline in relief and employment. It cites doubts about the New Deal's success and rising strike momentum as winter looms. Italian policy mobilizes youths for military service amid Mussolini’s rhetoric, while Europe arms rapidly. Kaw Valley praise by Woodring contrasts with lake-filling predictions. Democrats risk image in California.
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Mussolini
Italy
Rome
Europe
Kaw
Woodring
Wood- Ting
United Spanish War Veterans Camp Organized in Town
A new camp of the United Spanish War Veterans was organized with twenty five veterans at F B Dodds’s office. Major A H Krause from Topeka installed the camp. charter membership is expected to reach about forty. Officers include HL Simpson commander Howard B Moore senior vice commander Or ry Owen junior vice commander and others.
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B. Dodds
A. H. ‘Krause
Topeka
Peiaber
Hles
HL Simpson
Howard B. Moore
Orry Owen
Frank H
Louise E. Guisey
Durwood Quackenbush
Henry Kline
Simpson Taylor
Claude Dicker
Harry W. Hutchingon
Ira ‘H. Dial
Herbert W.thompson
Charles Starkweather train wreck report in St Louis trip
Charles Starkweather was returning home from St Louis when the train he traveled on met with a light wreck last night. No details on injuries or causes were provided in the fragment.
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Charles’ Starkweather
St.Louis
Unfolding Local Notices From Lawrence Kansas Area
A compact digest of Lawrence scene items includes marriages in Topeka and Lawrence, residents moving to Arkansas street, a Halloween party on Massachusetts street, and a grand dayn school banquet at Eldridge House. Also noted are a grocery sale, a banking connection, a birthday party, athletic trainer recruitment, a winter visit to Genoa Illinois, and a Lawrence couple wed at 1023 Pennsylvania Street.
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St. Louis
Missouri-Pacific
Charles ‘Trueblood
Burlingame
Kan
Arkanage
Street
S. R
Essence Young
Topeka
Harry: Tolles
Lawrence
Della Chestnut
Clay Center
Pawnee Rock
Carroll-Lord
Frank Strong
AW. Benton
William To Rorick
C. A. Burney
W._E. Nigenis
Miles Ebright
H. Clay Marsh
Jimny Green
iKasald
B.A
Mabel Harber
Exl B. Miller
Lake Charles
Judith Cruikshank
Ella Miller
Tennessee Street
Miller
Lawrence Standard
J. S. Steele, Enq
J. B. Wat‘kins Bank
Jo March
C.G. Blodgett
Gotte
Genoa
Ill
W. Bromelsick
P_H. Pierce
Wamego
Bessie Quick
Miss Gertie
Miss Bessie
Nina Hester
Mildred McCurdy
Marie Sinclair
Amy Corse
Hazel Harbastraw
Adele Marks
Mary Johnston
Bernie French
Mabel Schwartz
Dottie Wilder
Stella Turner
May Watson
Robbie Johnston
Ada Gilmore
Eleanor Gilmore
Fay Rutherford
Flashes of Life
AP round up from across the US notes light anecdotes and legal oddities. Bloomville postmaster recalls a cow in a school belfry, Louisville parlor game murder turns real, Camden divorce witnesses and a Chicago ruling on free cigars with cleaning jobs amid price laws.
Homeopathic Doses of History by Dr Bumgardner
A fragment from J. M. Hart’s 1858 Bourbon County will in Fort Scott Kansas addresses bequeathing personal property including wife Elizabeth’s lifelong use of pears Winnie and George enslaved people, with remainder to sons Harry William and daughter Mary.
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Edward Bumgardner
Kansas
J. M. Hart
Pete
Bourbon County
Fort Scott
Kansas Territory
Elizabeth
Winnie
Harry
William
Mary
Unknown synopsis fragment involving Marian Cisad in possession of evidence
Inster possession evidence drives a conflict as McSwain the contractor tries to persuade Marian to reveal, then targets her husband Lon a foreman on the job. Lon takes the job while Marian’s mother grows seriously ill, prompting a sudden departure home.
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Marian Cisad
McSwain
McSwaln
Lon
Mari An
Marian
Marian Returns Home After Sudden Sacramento Trip
Marian, fleeing threats tied to a letter, speeds from a valley drive to Sacramento then home to find her parents calm and caring. At the Gordon farm her mother reassures her even as Marian reveals the letter could jail a man she won’t betray.
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Marian
Murphy
Sacrameto
Ron
Sacramento River
High Antioch Bridge
Dyke Road
Sacramento
Hero
Jack
Martin
Shiberry Lake
Swere
Gordon
Dad
Jan
Lon
Han
Ian
Firat
Heliain
River Country
Halloween Party Plans in Puddle Muddy
Mary Graham notes Willy Nally plans a Halloween celebration in Puddle Muddy. Willy strings apples on porch railings for a game, while friends hurry to gather loot and prep. The group agrees a party is due despite doubts about backbone and effort.
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Mary
Graham ‘Bonner
Willy Nally
Mischief Plans On The Water Startled Boyish Crew
The fragment shows Christopher fearing mischief as a rough water forecast tempts trouble. He and Top Notch the rooster discuss whose boat will cause an upset, while Willy Nilly jokes about plans and the boy decorates a house with jack o lanterns and apple bobbing preparations with wrapped nuts for a chant.
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Mischien
Christopher
Top Notch
Cales Christopher
Willy
Mesmer and Mesmerism in History and Legend
The article traces Franz Anton Mesmer born in 1734 in Ticino Switzerland. It covers his shift from church studies to medicine and magnetism. Mesmer’s magnetism claimed to transmit magnetism to people and objects, creating a huge sensation in Austria and Germany before critics exposed it as suggestion. He moved to Paris and then wandered through Germany and Austria, ending his days in Switzerland.
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New York
Iago’ Galdston
Mésmer
Mesmer
Tixuant
Switzerland
Vienna
Himsin
Mesnier
Austria
Germany
Paris
Seveliny
Academy of Science
Roosevelt Speech Looms As Bankers Conclude Convention
Washington bankers at the American Bankers Association gathering anticipated a key presidential appearance. Sessions over the first three days served as a prologue to a planned address on the final night. Roosevelt joked he might delay his speech until early afternoon, heightening expectations of a major announcement.
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Washington
Association
Roosevelt
Roosevelt speech at bank meet sparks uneasy reception
The note of the evening centered on balancing regulation and recovery as President Roosevelt outlined duties of bankers and urged cooperation. Jackson Reynolds of First National Bank of New York introduced Roosevelt, while Jennie Reynolds urged end to banking-government antagonisms. Bankers filed out puzzled by the speech’s emphasis on orthodox finance and rebuilding the financial structure.
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Dinctisa
Fina
New York
Jackson Reynolds
National of
New -York
ABA
Roosevelt
Jennie
Reynolds
104 year old Kansas woman dies after long life travel
Kansas City brief reports Elizabeth Hirryman a Wyandotte County resident born October 17 1880 in North Carolina died at her son Eleazar Harryismns home aged 104 She traveled by ox wagon to Indiana and settled near Hiawatha Kansas Also news notes W B Bart Colorado Springs City Office Supply manager died from a motorcar crash and Fred Tainter former rancher and banker died at 79 with survivors listed
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Kansas City
Kan
Elizabeth Hirryman
Wyandlotte County
Andrew Jackson
Eleazar Harryiman
Surrey County
North Carolina
Lawrence County
Indiana
Assouli
Hiawatha
Gomland
W. B. Bart
City Office Supply Company of
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Yester- BS
Wichita
Apis Fred. Tainter
Englewood
Cimarron River
Cable News in Brief From the AP
United States Great Britain and Japan delay naval talks until tomorrow Tokyo stands firm despite opposition to disarmament plan Mexico D F sees resignations amid pro government demonstrations in support of socialistic education and anti Catholic stance Germany celebrates Hitler decree shifting control to the Nazi labor front Dublin Americans win consolation prizes in Irish hospital sweepstakes at Newmarket London Parliament reconvenes to discuss armaments business and related questions
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Associated Press
London
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Tokyo
Mexico
D. F
Seit ‘la Prenga
Gerlin
Chilcillor Hitler
German Labor Front
Magher
Prajadil Nok of
Sin
House of Commons
Williamstown Dance Honors Bert Irvine Ahead of Departure
A surprise Saturday night dance by the dancing club honored Bert Irvine who heads to leave soon. About 30 members attended and refreshments of cake and coffee were served at the close.
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Bert Irvine
Harry, Humphries
Will
Clubers
Caugh
Tome Horn
Tommy
Vernon Horn
Horace
Gray
Arthur
White
Song
Gilbert
Wayne
Hampshire
Tiny Kansas City Banter and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR of a Shawnee County community page notes missing details and names. It mentions hunts, church services, a dress shop opening near Manhattan Agricultural College, and various local social visits and family gatherings with scattered dates and people such as Mrs Maggie Kathan, Rev Don Coldran, and Mrs Lila Laughlin.
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Maggie Kathan
Oskaloosa She -Heen
Mutual Benefit Club
Mia
Perry Underwood
Renna Cowan
Ellsworth, Rice
Thomas
Tremble
GCU
Lone ® Star
Don Coldran
Leavenworth
Baptist Church
Gueats
Edgar Dolan
Topeka
Gilbert
Arthur White
Evenin
Lewis
Moss
Centerville
Towa
Bethel Alberta Bond-spent Visitors and Century of Progress
Bethel Alberta Bond spent last week visiting her sister Mrs Albert Rykes and Mr Rykes of Twin Center. Cecil Brechelsen was a supper guest west Tuesday evening. Floyd and a relative returning from a month in Chicago attended the Century of Progress fair. Mr and Mrs Charles Jones and Mrs Nancy Clark were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Lydia Allen and son Jack of Centropolis. Tilford Clark of San Antonio arrived to visit relatives after attending the Century of Progress fair in Chicago.
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Myrtle “Hoffiman Apent
Folke
Geo
Brecheisen Fiey Ginner
Riene
Alberta
Virgil Bon Unt Grove
Delbert Huffman
Dorothy
Mae
Inrenee
Earnest
Jones
Mae Vance
Johns
St .Joseph
Vanice
Intay
Stanley
Bingan
Ir. Robinson
Mrai
Raymand Ochrle
Slaughter
Tila
Elaine
Mac
Vance
John
Solin Hof
Delbert
Hoffman
Raymond Ochrie
Lin Blaine
Yin Forth
Will Wrights
Louis Runyon
Monroe Runyon
Barclay
Lila
Charles Simmons
Mar
Alberta Bond
Albert Rykes
Rykes
Cecil Brechelsen
Floyd Anc
Chicago
Charles, Jones
Nancy Clark
Lydia Allen
Jack
Centropolis
Tilford Clark
San ’Antonio
Texas
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Bad Breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to purify the system by gently stimulating bowels and cleansing the body without calomel. Marketed as a natural, colorfully branded remedy, they promise improved breath in a week with a nightly dose of two tablets. price listed at 60 cents.
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Enere
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