Democratic Show in Our Campaign Close
A Kansas political summary during the closing week of the campaign notes Democratic critique of federal relief and loans, with references to Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Helvering’s tax plan. It contrasts GOP calls to maintain solid state leadership with calls to elect lawmakers who will address national economic confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maey
Ional
Treasury
Democrats
Maine
Jones
Struction Finance ‘Corporation
Joans
Ordi‘rily
Oyaake
Ankers
Mr. Jones
Guy Helvering
Kansas Highway Commission
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
Kansas
Helvering
Congress
Radio Hookup Links Coolidge and Davis for Election Night
Washington plans a radio hookup to broadcast President Coolidge and John W Davis speeches the same night from the White House and New York respectively. Twenty three stations will join to reach a large audience in a pivotal political moment. The item also notes social gatherings and local civic meetings with various hostesses and community leaders.
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Washington
Coolidge
John W Davis
New York
White House
Clarence Pine
Tanin
C. A. Speer
M. J. Posey
Rachel Pin‘nick
Iole
Musselman
Mildred Newman
Albert B. Irwin
Leavenworth
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co
J. H. Mitchell
A. B. Mitchell
A. G. Mitchell
New York City
F.r.harvey
Jack Walton
C. W. Maloney
A. B. Weaver
C. G. NeCoy
Harold Longanecker
Dick Williams
C. E. Lindley
Clayton Hackman
Little Andy
Alex Mitchell
West 12Th Street
Weekend Football Train to Topeka and Local Halloween Parties
A Kansas University football team traveled by special train to Topeka for a game against Washburn University this afternoon. About 100 KU students joined the team and carried gear in support. Also noted: Halloween parties hosted by Miss Muriel Strong and a group at the Decker home with the Senora club. Elsie’s birthday bash hosted by Mrs. Ice. attempts at revival by Baptists ended abruptly with Mr. Ham departing for Wichita. Baker University’s return to football after 15 years drew Baldwin shoppers into a noisy scene as Baker beat the State University second team 15 to 6.
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Topeka
Washburn University
K.U
K. U
Muriel
Strong Willo
Charles Decker
Lawrence
Nelle Treworgy
Marshall Gorrill
The
Baptists
Church U
Mr. Ham
Ham
Wichita
Laker
Baker University
West
Methodist College
Baldwin
Ottawa Herald
Baker
State University
Forty Years Ago Highlights From October 31
Forty years ago on Wednesday October 31 residents recall visits to Sibley and social gatherings. Mrs W C Richardson of Lawrence visited friends at Sibley. F A Bailey entertained friends, Mrs Makepeace attended, and a soda after the opera was suggested. Mrs J D Bowersock hosted a Sigma Chi Halloween party. A child of Prof and Mrs Murphy was ill with stomach trouble. Mrs George H Smith arrived from Atchison and will reside here with her husband. The Choral Society aims to form a large chorus, meeting at C G Dunlap's to organize. Ice wagons were rare. for specials call A J Griffin. Woman's League plans to entertain University women at Williston’s corner of Lee and Louisiana streets Saturday afternoon. Mrs Hodder will read about college life at Cornell University.
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W. C. Richardson
Lawrence
Sibley
F. A. Bailey
Makepeace
Zuttermeister’s
Corbett
J. D. Bowersock
Sigma Chis
C. Murphy
A. J. Griffin
Flashes and frauds in odd police notes headlined
Seattle detective Lieutenant C Hodge identifies an extinguishers from a pawnshop as a stolen item logged July 18 1918. Butler police hunt a light haired thief stealing cigars candy and ten dollars from a grocery, entering via a 9 by 13 inch hole. Greensburg squirrels tax costs cited as sixty four dollars for hunting out of season. John Fedder and H A Guess pay for wildlife in Westmoreland County. Ohio bank vaults opened after 50 years reveal a kitchen pantry of faded relics and odd household items.
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Seattle
C. 8
Hodge
Greensburz
Westmoreland
John Ferder
H. A. Guess
Fedder
Guess
Halloween Origins and a Grim Smallpox Warning
The piece traces Halloween's roots from Druids in Great Britain to its modern diversions, noting the link to All Saints Day on November 1, and includes a grave doctor delivering a smallpox diagnosis to a patient in bed while asking his wife to tell any creditors he can finally pay them.
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Great Britain
Julia
Wall Street Journal
Web of Deceit and a Jealous Rival Confronts A Woman
Marian confronts a tangle of theft and treachery as a safety deposit box scheme targets her. Lon is pressed by Jan to reveal who manipulated him while Silver and McSwain scheme to rob her. A hidden past involving her father and political allies comes to light as a trap is laid to remove her ally Hero.
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Lon
Sacramento
Hero
Jan
Silver
East Brazos
McSwain
Feu
Intrigue in a Nevada House as Secrets Surface
Marian confronts Lon and McSwains actions after Hero the dog detects a shared scent. A misleading letter and a Sacramento interception plot unravel as Marian pursues truth about her mother’s illness and McSwain's manipulations. Names like Marian Ian Lon and McSwain anchor the tense, domestic mystery.
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Hero
Marian
Jaomnette
Lon
Ian
Sida
McSwain
Silver
Nevada
Pat
Sacramento
Son
Len
Rae
Uon
Lionel- Casad
Congressional Hotel
California
U.S. A
Oakland
Ares
Aly
Sapport
Lionel
Fox
Lever
Willy Nilly and the Gypsies Fortunes Come Due
Willy Nilly plans a trip to the gypsies after a game filled day. He tells the Puddle Muddlers that good behavior will avoid trouble and that fortunes from the old gypsy will guide them. Quick-Dick the horse carries the younger ones to the camp as the others walk toward the camp for promised tales.
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Willy
Nilly
Willy “Nilly
Willy Nilly
Rypsies
Resents
Quick- Dick
Barbers' itch and its skin infections in beard area
The article explains barbers' itch as a skin infection in the beard region. It lists forms such as impetigo contagiosa and sycosis vulgaris and describes the progression from vesicular eruption to crusting and eventual fading of the red mark.
Beard Ringworm and Hair Care Guidance From Early Medical Note
The text discusses beards and ringworm as a possible infection site, noting upper lip involvement and the need to avoid shaving when affected. It suggests mild antiseptic salves, ammoniated mercury ointment, wet dressings with aluminum sulfate, boric acid solutions, and X rays for stubborn cases under medical supervision.
Rare Liechtenstein stamp sheet debuts atVaduz show
A new Liechtenstein miniature sheet stamp, issued to stamp show ticket buyers in Vaduz, may become a rarity with only 7,000 produced. It features francs, the coat of arms, and a granite paper center with perforations and a border explaining the novelty. The piece reflects a global trend of special issue sheets since 1926, including U.S. and European examples, and notes broader stamp catalog updates and French colonial changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinton
James
Liechtenstein
Vaduz
United States
Belgium
France
Austria
Switzerland
Germany
Japan
White Plains
Byrd
U. S
Guam
U.S. Army Guard
German Nazi church hails decisive victory in Paris report
Berlin notes Reichbishop Ludwig Mueller leads Nazi Christian movement claiming a decisive victory. The Paris hearing features the former Prince of Asturias renouncing succession, signaling estrangement from his heir status amid church alignment with Nazi ideology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pees
Berlin
Christian’ Church
Reichbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Hitler
Paris
of the Asturias
Trial adjourned as defense seeks witness report
The trial was adjourned for at least a month to allow defense witnesses to gather a report. Mexico President Rodriguez ordered the attorney general to negotiate what he termed a plot by Catholic clergy to overthrow the government. France notified Britain of plans to quell a Nazi putsch in the Saar region ahead of January 18 voting. American fliers John Wright and John Polando, detained in Persia, intend to seek damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Rodriguez
Nentizate
Great Britain
Saar
League of Nations
Germany
France
Calcutta
John Wright
John Polando
England
Melbourne
Persia
All Southern student convention sparks campus morals debate
The account describes Albert Ke Heckel and Middlebush weighing charges against a young professor amid campus moral concerns. It notes a Living Model program, Uncle Charlie scenes, and a curfew law revival by Congressman James. Police irregularities and a stove explosion in Boston are also mentioned in fragmented fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ke Heckel
Goron Jany
Bliss Luckey
Middlebush
Charlie
Chelsea
Edwardsville
Penn
Norman’ James
Robert Davis
Doctors Endorse Liquid Laxatives For Safe Dosing
The article argues that regulating dosage is essential for safe relief from constipation and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a widely used liquid laxative with natural senna and cascara. It claims the product is non habit forming and available at drug stores, suggesting readers test the liquid to feel better soon.
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Star Building
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Flanta
Walto
Audit Bureau of Cin
Gma
Ffiec
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Élam
Harry. ‘Woodring
Don
Woodring
Harry
Luway
Robert F. Gilbert
University of Kansas
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Rootern
Ing’ Washburn
Jaysawk
Univer
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Callan
Daisy
Butler
Cleveland
Yosephine S. Gregory
Edward “Bomgardner
Marian Cagad
Maria
Mariah
Gordon Ranch
Carty
Mary Graham Bonner
Tomor
Ortunes
Tua
Rickerd
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Drag. Co
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Coast
Morocco
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Boston
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