Resentment in Cuba Over Americans Grows Amid Safety Week In Lawrence
Resentment against Americans is rising in Cuba with mobs clamoring for Sumner Welles blood and some areas moving American women to safety. National Safety Week begins in Lawrence urging road safety and cooperation to reduce accidents. A Dallas jail case discusses costly freedom, while revival of blacksmithing returns with the use of horses. The Mississippi River source question arises from a dry spell, and barber shops in Enid celebrate the Cherokee Strip anniversary with 1032 beard-growers. The Topeka Capital notes the unknown cornerstone location in the state capitol and NRA’s tough soft coal code drafting remains challenging.
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Cuba
Sumner Welles
Special Elections Test Republican Margin in Kansas House
Three Kansas special elections to fill Democratic vacancies will determine if Republicans widen their slim House edge. The Senate currently splits 23 Republicans to 17 Democrats, and a seat loss by Democrats would boost Republican leverage in a possible special session. One county omits a race, further shrinking minority strength. Also note no foreign war debtors sought postponement of December payments, about 150 million due, amid treasury doubts on paying.
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Kansas
House
Senate
Washington Dispatch
Treasury
National Treasury
Kansas bond forging case gains bank examiner evidence
National bank examiners will share information with the state in prosecuting Kansas bond forgers. After unwinding red tape the comptroller ordered transfer of evidence, filling gaps in Finney's transactions and aiding the case. Governor Landon had requested the move.
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National Bank
Kansas
Comptroller
Finney
Landon
Shaw and O Leary announce marriage in Petersham
Announcement reports the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Kathryn Shaw, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Shaw of Petersham Massachusetts, to Dorman O Leary with a Sept 15 date. The couple plan a midweek Lawrence visit.
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Waldemar Gelich
Cadmenn Chav
Irene Peabody
Fine Arts School
Local Happenings From Septembers Twenty Five Years Ago
Miss Josephine Lohman entertains tonight for Miss Lillian Person. Phi Psis pledge Lester Hoffer George Bowles of Kansas City and Lee Carter of Lawrence. Phi Delts pledge F Peters and B Pemberton of Emporia. Mrs L S Dodds hosts guests at 508 Louisiana St for Helen Grevly of Colorado Springs. Henry Asher wins drawing prize. six tie for first in states. H H Holmes wins cutting. Dean Tem lin and Leon Flint injured in runaway. Flint unharmed, Tem lin badly bruised. Scott Sterling to Yale University. Phi Gams pledge C H Lee of Oklahoma City and Clyde Marill of Wichita. Opened Art Show by Art Gray and C C Carl with Eretof son shop.
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Josephine Lohman
Lillian Person
Phi Psis
Lester Hoffer
George Bowles
Kansas City
Lee Carter
Lawrence
Phi
F. Peters
B. Pemberton
Emporia
L.S. Dodds
Louisiana Street
Helen Grevly
Colorado Springs
Colo
Henry Asher
H. H. Holmes
Henry Weingartner
San Antonio
Galveston
Tex
New York City
Berchester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Michigan
Dean Olin Templin
The
University
Leon Flint
Graduate Magazine
Clyde Marill
Wichita
Art Gray
C. C. Carl
Eretofson
Forty Years Ago Notes From Septembers Past
Forty years ago on September 18 the column notes leather banners for E U and fraternities, pennants, and trips by Prof Burdick to Europe and Egypt. It also lists people leaving for the World’s Fair, friends visiting, and a G A R encampment in Indianapolis with residents attending the fair. A social surprise at the Jonathan Russell home is detailed with guests, music, games, and late refreshments.
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E. U
Burdick
Law School
Egypt
Kansas History Notes September 17 1896 and September 18 1896
On September 17 1896 Prof L Dyche failed to return to Lawrence from an Arctic exploration trip causing anxiety at the University of Kansas with a June Alaska letter the last word. On September 18 1896 Kansas Populists heatedly debated naming a Bryan and Watson electoral ticket with Watson leaders opposing its ballot appearance.
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L. Dyche
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Alaska
Kansas
Bryan and Watson
Watson
Flashes of Life from Across the Nation
Monticello woman, 25, married five years, slipped away to Chicago World’s Fair on a five cent children’s ticket, visiting concessions at child rates with no questions asked. Seattle reports a parking mishap on Spring Street leading to crashes into McCann Printing windows. New York artist-in-training Charles Pierre, who carries letters for Uncle Sam, painted a Godiva image earning a scholarship at Arts Students League. Philadelphia christening party ends with hospital visit after unwelcome crashers.
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Assted
Monticello
Wis
H. E. Theiler
Chicago
Seattle
McCanns
Spring Street
McCann Printing Company
New York
Charles Pierre
Sam
Lacy ‘Godiva
The
Arts Students League
Philadelphia
Victoria Costa
Washington Elm Tree of Cambridge Common
Dr Edward Bumgardner recounts the Washington Elm once at the north end of Cambridge Common where Washington assumed command in 1775 This famed tree survived to a circumference of 18 feet and a 90 foot spread before perishing in August 1923 due to insect damage.
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Washington
Boston
Cambridge Common
Cars in collision near Lawrence injures none
A Plymouth driven by J W Murray was struck by a Ford driven by Earl Coffman 41 miles north of Lawrence at Twelfth and Pennsylvania yesterday afternoon. Damaged were the Plymouth door fender and running board while the Ford front axle radiator headlights and a spring were broken. Building permits in Miami and Miami Beach Florida for the first eight months of 1933 totaled $2 83 929.
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A. Plymouth
J. W. Murray
Ford
Earl Coffman
Lawrence
Twelfth
Pennsylvania
Plymouth
Miami
Miami Beach
Fla
The Hidden Door Chapter 36 Mob Bonding Night Raid
Colin Hewitt joins Buck O Mara s gang under the Mask in a New York smuggling ring. Benny Malone introduces operatives Klen nell Smudge Kilrea and Geordie Napp as Buck s crew prepare a midnight plan to ambush Dollaire and his crew. Colin learns the danger and the need to act without exposing his own part in the violence.
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New York
Clarkie Lunn
Colin Hewitt
Colin
Henry Malone
East Side
Buck
Benny
Benny Describes the “Wine Press
Mask
Keppelstein
Surprise for Dollair on the Masked Mission at Sea
A stormy night voyage finds Dollair and Buck O Mara’s crew aboard three fast motor yachts near Long Island. Colin struggles with revulsion as sub machine guns are readied in a hot cabin while a planned massacre awaits in a trap set by Heimie Schwarm to avenge the Vinnette’s loss.
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Benny Malone
New York
Barney
Colin
Clarkie
W. P
Sally
Barne
Klennell
Smudge Kilrea
Geordie Napp
Hermie Schwarm
Ers
Buck
Buck O'Mara
Heimie
Heimie Schwarm
Hermie
Klengell
Geordie Nan
Kilrea
Geordie Nano
Buck’o’mara
Dollair
Jadvere
Clarkis Lann
BuckMara
Nsudy
Alk
Long Island
E “-Naire
Hareling
Dallaire
Dollaire
How Foods and Insecticides Create Hidden Health Hazards
Dr Galeston explains that man battles insects with arsenic and lead based sprays on fruits and vegetables. The 1929 U S use reached 58 million pounds, leaving residues that washing may not fully remove. Government rules aim to limit risk, but hazards persist for consumers.
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United States
Fancy Dress Party Sparks Puddle Muddle Adventure
In Puddle Muddle, Top Notch plans a village show while Mrs Quacko urges gossip and Willy Nilly complains about chores. The animal friends bustle to dress in bits of ribbon and costumes for a planned fancy dress party and performance.
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Mrs. Quacko Duck
Willy Nilly
Puddle Muddle
Top Notch
Tomorrow The Cloudburst at Kaw Valley
Local notes recount social visits and gatherings across Kaw Valley including missionary meetings, dinners, picnics, and trips to Chicago and Illinois. Mentions Mrs Eugene McCabrin Mrs Emma Schneider Mr Walter Pardee Mr Fred Laughin and others with references to Marys ville St Pauls church and Century of Progress in Chicago.
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Eugene McCabrin
Emma Schneider
Walter Pardee
Evening Star
Fred Laughin
Albert Spaeth
Kansas City
John Ott Sr
Mary Allen
Busere
Chicago
Eugene’ McCabrin
Gus Koeher
Carl Altenbernd
Ralph Wichman
Ladies Aid
Earl Ott
Belleview
Adolph Starker
Joann
Indiana
William Altenbernd
Herman Blume
Clarinda
Jo Ott Sr
Harry Wichman
Gilbert and
Herman Wichman Sr
Top
Don Westheffer
Evenine Star
Edward Davis
Betty Lou
Lawrence
Harold Hodges
Clinton
Gordon Davis
Kaw
Valley St Eucora
Doris Davis
Charles Mitchell
Ethelbert
Emerson Ott
Gracie Steele
Journal-World
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the World Company
W.C. Simons
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
West 44Th St
Chicaen
South Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Los Angeles
South Broadway
Coca Cola
St. Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton Building
Associated Press
A Peen Eee
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Ces
Postoffice
Ransax
St Orce
Citien
Harvey Bailey
Dallas
Texas
Bailey
Banking Department
Lake Itasca
Old Man
Enid
Okla
Cherokee Strip
Topeka
Thi State Capitol
Ronald Finney
NRA
Claude Callan
Paty
Publishers Syndicate
Helen Webber
J. W. Stailey
Hawaiian Islands
Marie Monroe
Chicago Pethat
Capt Barnes
World's Pass
Yesteray
Peairs
Court House
R. S
McFarland
Indianapolis
J. N. Roberts
Miss Roberts
Columbus
Carrie Wilhelm
Marisetta
Ohio
H. H. Pesirs
Ed Owen
A. E. Owen
Grant Township
Perry
Waterman Stone
Charles
Bessie Stone
George Balch
Balch
Consolidates Barber Wire Co
Russell
And
Airs
Sheets
Ewing
Ed Green
Piggott
Bagley
Rahskopf
Rever
Owens
Knight
Ed Russell
Winchell
Annie Tobler
Lillian Raymond
Everett Day
Fred Tobler
Edward Bumgardner
New Jersey
Old Keppelstein
St. Lawrence
Lazarre
Busi
Buck O’mara
Kienzell
Geordie
Alouette
Sunay
Copyricht
Freek L. Packard
New Yorky
JaGo Galeston
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly’s Hill
Dave Mathia
Fall Leaf
Frank Steele
Viola Menzel
Margaret
Carl
Leonard Roxwell
Marysville
St. Paul's Church
Lawrence National Bank
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
First Savings Bank
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