Gandhi demands home rule at Indian roundtable talks
Gandhi addressed the British Indian roundtable committee in London calling for complete self government for India and a mutual, terminable partnership with Britain. He urged the Karachi mandate as the basis for Indian freedom and stated India would remain a partner, not a subject, in a shared empire within a global commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Mahatma Gandhi
Federal Structures Committee
Indian Roundtable
India
Karachi
England
Indian National Congress
Congress
Allan Octavus Hume
Mr. Gandhi
Great Britain
The Common Law Opens At The Patee Five Days
Constance Bennett Joel McRea and Lew Cody star in The Common Law at the Patee opening a five day run. The Chambers adaptation draws steady crowds with sharp photography a news reel travel talk and a comedy on the bill. A separate note reports a passenger injured in a train incident with swelling easing but mobility limited awaiting further medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Bennett
Joel McRea
Lew Cody
the Patee
Robert W. Chambers
Hesper Hesner School Opens With 24 Pupils
Hesper Hesner School opened Monday with 24 pupils in the upper and primary grades. Miss Johanna Griffis of Vinland teaches the upper room with 10 scholars. Miss Opal Shaw leads the primary with 14. Beginners include Victor Wotan, Lavern Bagby, Fredrick Kurtz, and Lois Jean Stanley. A thorough cleaning and new aquarium, plants, and porch boxes brighten the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesner School
Johanna Griffis
Vinland
Opal Shaw
Victor Wotan
Lavern Bagby
Fredrick Kurtz
Lois Jean Stanley
Miss Shaw
Jim Allemong
Bue
Vernca
Wren Programs and Evening Concerts listings
Tuesday and Wednesday schedule notes list acts and times including Andy Columbo Croones Taul Whiteman's Orchestra Janette Frowe McGrew String Trio Jack Riley's Concert Ensemble and Tane Froaman and Orchestra with various shows such as Pancake Program News Flashes and Mexican Typica Orchestra among other performances in the Wren listings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakers. 1
Mos
Andy
Columbo
Taul Whiteman
Ny Wren Cooking School
McGrew
Janette Frowe
Pi Q—Miniature Theatre
Mexican Typica Orchestra
Jack Riley
Tane Froaman
Orchee
Ten Pallack
Word from the Funks on Des Moines G A R trip injury
A letter from Mrs. Funk reports Mr. Funk’s accident while traveling to Des Moines for the national G A R encampment. He was thrown against a seat end during a fast train lurch, injuring a limb and swelling ensued as the journey continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. K. Funk
Funk
Des Moines
Corn cutting and social notes from Reno area
The item lists local happenings including corn cutting by Herbert Melkone and Arthur Woodward on a pony creek outing, OO Wiley having a well deepened, Miss Dorothy May Break attending Rush weekend, and Mr and Mrs Robert Graham at Sunday school in Tonganoxie. It notes a card from Sam A McKone in Windsor Canada, mentions Camp Perry Ohio and Mack McKone as a marksman, plus visits by H J McKernan and Stella Mae and a Mrs Walter Bleakley trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Melkone
Arthur Woodward
Pony Creek Woods
Wiley
Dorothy
E. VU
Robert Graham
Tonganoxie
Sam A. McKone
Winsor
Canada
Camp Perry
Ohio
Mack
H. J. McKernan
Topeka
Stella Mae
Walter Bleakley
Fort Scott Residents Share Summer News and Visits
Local notes report friends and relatives visiting from Topeka and Russell Springs, teachers arriving for the new school term, and a Friday weekend trip to Wichita for the American Legion convention. A car trip through Bryce Canyon and stops in Emporia, Lawrence, and Topeka are mentioned along with farm and bridge work near Pony Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
John Heiser
Prenear
Topeka
King
James H. Beach
O'Dea
Long Beach
Helen
Petersburg
Dune
Bryce Canyon
Cory Reece
Leonard Stanwix
Tencanoxie High School
Helen White
Clarence Colburn
Ellen Reece
Harry Skeets
Pony Creek Bridge
C. L. DeHoff
Clarence
St. Francis
Kan
Will Young
Russell Springs
C. L. and Son
Winter My and Mrs Schroyer Visit in Madison
Harrington accompanied Miss Lenora Schroyer from Topeka to Madison last Sunday. They were guests of Mrs. Schroyer\u2019s brother, W. Davey and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Davy
Emporia
Don Clair
Clair
Effie Banks
Topeka
Herman Banks
Robert Schroyer
Jeanne. Harrington
Lenora Schroyer
Madison
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Gandhi
Don
Associated Press
Kaye Bon
Detroit
Gar Wood
Hesper
Rostos and
Lola Plummer
Hale. Mo
George Brecheisen
George Hausman
Lucy Kaest
Excelsior Springs
Raymond Stanley
Robert Dale
Edmund Stanley
Earl White
Lulu Votow
Irvin Votow
Howard Kehler
Kohler
Emma, Wilson
Virgil
Jovie Westerhouse
Wilfred Eudaly
Walter Wilson
Nellison
O. BE. Handley
Lawrence
Manhattan
Emmy Wilson
Salina
Emma Wilson
LeRoy Harris
From‘ong
Larnard
ail ty_ Harris
Oliver Deay
George Trefz
P. Sweet
F.C. Porter
Louis
Seiwald
Fred Gerstenberger
Louis Bartz
Ruth Ard Jean
Gilmore
Kaw Valley
Walt Williamson
Kansas City
Williamson
Walter W. Gerstenberger
Doris
Carl Pfleger
Alfred Seiwakt
Rosalene
Roger Stanley
Douglas Harris
Sent
James Kravbill
Aileen
Frei Gerstenberger
I. d. McBride
Tom Goff I
WREN
THE
K. Funk
Pater Istures
Neve
Robert W. Gslumbers
Joel McCrealew
Cody
Reno
Sally Hilers
James Hann
Bad Girl
Pauline Neil Monroe
Fredrick Hamilton Cowley
Morocco
Colotone
Tamalie ¥Endor
And
Fox Movietone News
George Arlis
Alexander Hamilton
Winnie Lightner
Edd Davis
Polly
Jim Schroyer
Topess
Gee
Skinner
Harry
New Mexico
Hamlin
Miss McCaffrey
Bonner Springs
Brown Pryor
Columbia, Mo
Mr. Adkins
Buck
Walter Huston
Star Witness
Albany
Rt Tane Qaiets
En Tae
Miss Eco Pie Ae
King Man Clark
Jayhawk
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