Wisconsin Politicians Shift as La Follettes Lose Ground
Wisconsin GOP officials report a major shift as the LaFollette faction loses dominance. The governor and U S senators faced defeats in the party primary amid a move back to conservatives, signaling a potential ending of a single-family political era and a return to regular Republican leadership.
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Wisconsin
LaFollette
Fighting God
Bob Junior
United States
Blaine
LaFollettes
Kohler
Walter J. Kohler
Philip E. LaFollette
Great Possibilities for Prompt Delivery and Student Employment
A discussion urges business leaders to hire self supporting students and use prompt delivery as a selling point. It cites Glenn Cunningham and Clyde Coffman as examples of featuring fast service to attract orders and promote local transfer work.
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Glenn Cunningham
Clyde Coffman
Patton family to visit California amid local club events
Mrs. M. Patton and her daughter Mrs. A. A. Green plan an extended California visit starting Thursday night. She will stay with son Charles E. Patton in Pasadena with sister Mrs. G. W. Ley. In Lawrence, Washington, a soldier bonus vote passed 258 to 54 as the Federated Women's Clubs held a reception at Mrs. A. Henley's home on Louisiana Street. Annie Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mitchell, has joined New York University drama studies. High school football practice opened with 30 candidates under Coach Max Klein, led by returning L men including Captain George Mackie and several new players.
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M. Patton
A. A. Green
New Hampshire Street
California
Charles E. Patton
Pasadena
G. W. Ley
Washington
Harding
Federated Women's Clubs
A. Henley
Louisiana Street
Lawrence
J. W. O’bryan
Federation
A.C. Mitchell
C. &. Lindley
G. W. Maffett
Louis Menger
H. Smith
J. P. Cone
D. R. Bechtel
George Barker
C. E. Merwin
J. B., Mack
C. G. Dunlap
Punch
Helen Dana
Louise Cowdry
Annie Mitchell
J. H. Mitchell
Tennessee Street
New York City
Dramatic Art
New York University
Max Klein
George Mackie
Stanley Lindley
Levy
Crites
Jack Quinlan
Bob Laptad
John Akers
Louis Davidson
Phil Saunders
Joe Wellman
Phil Edwards
Rollin Gould
Dick Mullins
Sid Emmett
Harold Saunders
Charlie Edmondson
Donald Dowers
Bill Rice
Carol McNish
Loren Haggart
Griffin
Henley plans to place daughter at Bethany College
Twenty five years ago on Thursday September 22 Mrs J A Henley traveled to Topeka in her touring car to enroll her daughter Gladys at Bethany College. Invitations for a September 27 dinner honoring Mr and Mrs William Kilworth of Seattle were issued by Mr and Mrs B Powers. Others, including Mr and Mrs Maffet and Mr Barnes of Vinland, attended a horticultural meeting in Argentine. Will Linton’s typhoid fever shows some improvement.
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J. A. Henley
Topeka
Gladys
Bethany College
B. Powers
William Kilworth
Seattle
Maffet
A. H. Griesa
William Brown
B. F. Smith
Mr. Barnes
Vinland
Argentine
Horticultural Society
Will Linton
Early Massachusetts Intolerance Against Baptists and Quakers
In 1651 Rev Obadiah Holmes a Rhode Island visitor faced Boston General Court punishment for Baptist beliefs. On September 16 he endured 30 lashes after refusing a fined payment. Quakers suffered similar cruelty, with four executed before Charles II ordered suspension of such acts in 1661 to Governor Endicott.
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Massachusetts
Obadiah Holmes
Rhode Island
General Court of
Boston
Charles II
Endicott
Forty Years Ago Highlights From September 22 19xx
Forties era items report visitors Miss Florence Phillips Miss Pearl Treworgy and Miss Bessie Morrison plan a Prairie Center visit. A carrier named Jean Gregg, about 12, fell from a wagon at the fairgrounds and broke his arm. Newport Monk Bros open a pool hall and bowling alley on Massachusetts Street. KU students express dissatisfaction with housing rules separating sexes in dorms. F. H. Wilder becomes substitute mail carrier replacing Billy Whitcomb. Dan Crew promoted. High school enrollment listed at 389. Capt. E A Coleman suffers a severe arm cut while cutting wood. Kappa Kappa Gamma hosts a spider web party for pledges and guests at J D Bowersock home. Lawrence residents on a Santa Fe train report Mr Foster injured but recovering, with other passengers present. Roads noted as good for buggy rides.
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Florence Phillips
Pearl Treworgy
Bessie Morrison
Prairie Center
Jean Gregg
Fair Grounds
Jean
F. H. Wilder
Billy Whitcomb
Dan Crew
E. A. Coleman
the Kappan
Kappa Kappan Gamma
J. D. Bowersock
South
Tennessee Street
Mesdames Grosvenor
Morris
Short
Bowersock
Clark
Lyons
Nichols
Pickering
Sheppard
Rushmer
Russell
Mason
Nuzum
Williams
Banks
Chapman
Orton
Wilder
Lockwood
Kimball
Spencer
Edwards
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Foster
JL. L. Boles
J. H. Riggs
White Face Crime Tale Unfolds In South Africa Saga
A complex noir narrative follows White Face’s murder in view of Dr Marford and Sergeant Elk, with suspects Lamborn and Mrs Albert detained. Walter Furse Marford’s past crimes and Bateman’s gang link to a Melbourne country bank robbery are revealed through notes from a crime reporter and the narrator Tommy Furse. The voyage romance with Lorna Weston and Walter’s downfall unfold as revelations about Walter’s criminal career surface.
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Synops&i
Donald Arthur Bateman
South Africa
Marford
Slum
Elk
Lamborn
Albert
Altho
Tommy Furee
Bateman
Louis Landor
Michiel Quisley
White Face
Aeard
Janssen Harmon
Batuman
Gregory Wicks
Mugon
Quigley
Wicks
Lambert
Von
Janeey
Batesman
Rudd
Walter
Lorna
Tommy
Stock, Exchange
Donald Bateman
Batemen
Grayling
Dutchman
England
Melbourne
Blood grouping and paternity in medical theory
The article discusses recent interest in determining paternity through a child and alleged father’s blood groups. Landsteiner’s discovery of blood categories underpins transfusion safety. It explains how blood type comparisons can exclude a false father and notes limitations when types match or are inconclusive.
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Landsteiner
Caving near Harvey Butler and Marion counties sparks state inquiry
On this date in Kansas history a land collapse in Harvey Butler and Marion counties causes excitement across the region. A geologist is called to investigate the cause of the cave in and assess potential impacts on nearby residents and land use.
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Harvey
Butler
Marion
Flashes of Life and scattered world notes from 20th century press
A garbled global mini roundup recounts a red fox in Central Park failing a marathon, Cambodia’s interest in Mississippi tax data, Jack McKinny’s audacious alibi case with a felonious break in, and Chief Impumbu’s cattle fine after a daughter’s elopement attempt, illustrating disparate reports and odd streetwise anecdotes.
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Liberty
Central Park Zoo
Jackson
Miss
Cambodia
Mississippi
Wood
Camibodia
Birmingham
Ala
Jack McKinny
Windhack
South Africa
Impumbu
Kansas Knute Rockne Memorial Plan Unveiled
A Kansas memorial effort named the Knute Rockne Memorial Association forms to honor the football legend and raise funds for a dedicated memorial. Details on location and timeline are sparse, but the project aims to preserve Rockne’s legacy in the state.
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Kansas Knute Rockne Memorial Association
Notre Dame coach among seven dead in 1931 plane crash memorial project
A state charter authorized a project to beautify a public recreational park near Ba zaar Kansas. Trustees listed include W C Austin H N M Wilcox A Sayre Fred Siler C A Yeeman Albert Rogier of Cottonwood Falls and Frank Lostutter and D McWithite of Emporia. The charter covers raising funds purchasing lends for a memorial park lake lending field and other improvements.
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Hmer
Notre Dame
Bazaar
Kan
Association
W. C. Austin
H. NM. Wilcox
A Sayre
Fred Siler
C. A. Yeeman
Albert Rogier
Gottonwood Falls
Frank Lostutter
D. Mc Withite
Independence
A. J. Foster
Ottawa
Coffeyville
Forster
Erie
Johnson
Esther
Kansas State College
Harold
Ottawa University
Hutchinson
Kansas
Mildred Startup
Shawnee County
Chicago
Irwin
Sumon
Sedgwick County
Pizced
Edwin Schuetz
Horton
Union Public Service Company
Public Service Commission
a_ Cities. Service subsidiary
Lost 20 Lbs In 4 Weeks Kraschen Salts Ad
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri claims she dropped 30 pounds in four weeks by taking Kraschen salts half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast. The advertisement promises safe weight loss and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Mae West
St. Louis
Kraschen
Round Corner
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