Snell Attacks Roosevelt Policy Over Constitutional Issue
New York Representative Snell, Republican leader, charges Roosevelt pushed unconstitutional legislation to create a campaign issue to remake the constitution. He names officials tied to the New Deal and argues the president aims to force changes while tossing aside the U S Constitution. He warns mob rule could replace law and asserts the issue is whether the Constitution or the New Deal governs.
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Rep. Snell
New York
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Snell
Supreme Court
United States
Rexford G. Tugwell
Hugh Johnson
NRA
R. Walton Moore
President Defends Fight on Constitutional Challenge
Snell blasted the President’s policy as unconstitutional and socialist accusing Congress of surrendering its prerogatives and independence. He charged the Republican party with facing a decisive fight and criticized congressional leadership as servile to executive demands.
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Ra Aig
Doheny Funeral Held in St Vincent's Church
Edward L. Doheny 79, famed oil man, lay in state as family and intimate associates gathered at St. Vincent's Church Los Angeles for final rites. Requiem high mass to be said by Bishop John J. Cantwell with Archbishop Francis Kelley aiding. Doheny died Sunday night after a period of ill health. The late mogul's career spanned oil fields in U S and Mexico and involvement in the 1922 Elk Hills lease affair.
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Los Angeles
Gpi
St. Vincent’s Church
Edward L. Doheny
John J. Cantwell
San Diego
Francis ©. Kelley
Oklahoma City
Doheny
United States
Mexico
Elk Hills
Harding
Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues Listed
Puzzle presents across and down clues with scattered readable terms and numbers, including references to yesterday’s solution and several fragmented phrases and misspelled words for various clues. The text resembles a newspaper cryptic style, with several partial entries and misread letters, indicating OCR errors in the cross word layout.
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Aeriforsa Fink
Tesan
Fifteen indicted in Missouri conspiracy case
Kansas City dispatch reports a federal grand jury in Missouri indicted fifteen farmers from Plattsburg and surrounding towns for forming a 38 count conspiracy to interfere with federal officers during a farm foreclosure. The case centers on an August 15 mob assault on U S Marshal Henry Dillingham and other officers. Bond terms were set, with $2000 in contempt bonds and $1000 on conspiracy counts.
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Kansas City
Plattsburg
Missouri
Northwest Missouri
U. S
Maurice M. Milligan
Henry Dillingham
Plattsboro
Milligan
Dillingham
Robert Pulliam
D. E. Fisher
George Colbern
Clifton Gall
Turney
Sam Divelbiss Jr
Gall
Hanley
Jones
Sam Divelbiss
Clinton County
Merrill E. Otis
St. Joseph
Otis
Indian Summer Forecast Keeps Kansas Warm
Topeka reports that Kansas enjoyed pleasant late summer breezes with soil moisture high and wheat prospects improving. Meteorologist S D Flora noted no frost and predicted 85 to 90 degree highs with nights near 60s, while no rain was observed in the state in the last day.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Pleasant Valley Notices and Social Services Update
Mr Flynn of Kansas City spent Saturday at the W E Peters home. Mr and Mrs Jack Maloney helped her brother Earl McKay move to Clinton where the McKay family will run the Clinton switchboard. Crissie Richardson Opal and Thad die Petefish attended funeral services for their aunt Laura Talley of Vinland at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Ricksey and son Norton of Kansas City visited sister Mrs W E Peters and Mr Peters over the weekend.
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Kansas City
W. E. Peters
Jack Maloney
Earl McKay
Clinton
McKay
Crissie Richardson
Opal
Thad
Clara
Laura Talley
Vinland
Presbyterian Church
Ricksey
Norton
Local Barber School Opens With Eleven Enrollees
The barber school started Monday with 11 students. New beginners include Josephine Wiggins Leslie Harrell and Bobby Peterson guided by teacher Miss Mary Smith who will commute from Lecompton. Community notes cover farewells at Garber home and a Kanwaka Good Will club meeting with officer elections and social events.
Local People and Events Highlight Baldwin Community Notes
Mrs Ross will teach Union school this year in Baldwin. Miss Mary Elizabeth Richardson returned to Kansas City after visiting grandparents M. J. and Mrs. Pierson. Alta Slusser and Warren Purvis wed August 19 in Kansas City. Callers at Ben Garber home included Francis Rice and family from Topeka, Phyllis Rice of Denver, and others from Lawrence and Clinton. Nearby, Dow Dews family moved from Topeka to Lawrence. John Ingalls hosted Eleanor Jean’s ninth birthday dinner. Irene Harrell plans a Topeka visit. Russell Harrell attended the Cole funeral in Clinton. Ben Garber traveled to Franklin County to see ill brother J. M. Garber. Mr. and Mrs. M. Carter and Richard visited Barker to see Mrs. Carter's ill father.
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Ross
Mary Elizabeth Richardson
Kansas City
M. J. Pierson
Alta Doris Slusser
Warren C. Purvis
Louisburg
Alta Slusser
Ben Garber
Francis Rice
Topeka
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Phyllis
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J. O. Nottingham
David
Lawrence
Smith
Mary. Smith
Lecompton
Harry Unger
Harriett Unger
Clinton
Dow Dews
Here
Arkansas Street
John Ingalls
Eleanor Jean
Irene Harrell
Russell Harrell
Cole
Franklin County
J. M. Garber
Carter
Richard
Barker
Bethel News Highlights Local Travel and School Openings
Bethel reports residents visiting relatives in Lawrence Springfield and Kansas City while others attend schooling programs. The Brubaker school house reopened for the term starting September second with Southeast Bethel Ladies Aid volunteers cleaning. Several students enroll in Appanoose bus service to attend high school, and staff move toward electricity hookups at the school. Durene Brecheisen travels to Topeka for unspecified purpose.
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Cornell University
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Springfield
Kansas City
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Brecheisen
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Russell Springs
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Cleveland Clark
Charles Jones
Appanocose
Appanoose
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Wilma Stahel
Viola Schott
Freddie Hoffman
Walter Crawford
Raymond Schott
Everett Barnhart
Stormont nurse trainee and westbound trip update
Relatives receive cards from Ralph Hoffman detailing a three week overland journey with two Ottawa friends. They report a wonderful trip through Yakima Washington and plan to return in October via California. Local gatherings include Kretsingers visiting Brecheisen and Bethel Ladies Aid Society meeting with plans for October events and a fruit barrel shipment to Bethany hospital in Kansas City.
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Northwest
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Wayne McMaster
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Marvin Forth
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Charlie Simmons
Olin Powell
Weekend Guests and Local Health Notes in Kansas
Mr and Mrs Vern Clark and family from Lansing Kansas visited the Clark home as Charlie Clark improves from illness. Raymond Oehrie and daughter Lela Elaine went to Kansas City for surgery at St Luke hospital and report progress is positive. Overbrook high school dismissed for a funeral in Topeka. Peggy Vance from San Antonio Texas stayed with Mae Vance and family. Roy Yosell Erma Meyers and others from Falls City and Pomona visited Brecheisen and Schendel households. Lloyd Hoffman involved in ongoing family visitations.
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Lansing
Kan
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Lemons
Topeka
W. E. Topping
Peggy Vance
San Antonio
Tex
Mae Vance
Roy Yosell
Erma Meyers
Falls City
Neb
Hoffman
Andrew Schendel
John Baldwin
Pomona
Brecheisen
Lloyd Hoffman
Family Moves to Rented Farm Near Ottawa
A family and their young daughter moved this week to a farm they have rented near Ottawa, marking a new residence arrangement as they establish roots in the rural area.
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