Parade Marks Grand Army of the Republic History
A Washington ceremony closed a Grand Army of the Republic parade on Pennsylvania Avenue, highlighting the organization’s long influence through war and peace. Leavenworth and Douglas counties push a bridge project over the Kaw River at Eudora, with river-channel studies guiding construction to keep the bridge stable once built. The Pittsburg Headlight notes an upcoming coal edition signaling rising coal attention for households in coal regions.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Grand Army
Leavenworth
Douglas
Kaw
Eudora
Eurora
Long View on Governor Landon Farm Speech in Des Moines
The piece notes mixed reactions from administration spokesmen and farm regions to Governor Landon's farm policy speech. It argues that true value lies in a practical program aiding self sustaining agriculture and mentions Kansas Supreme Court’s denial of Lemke presidential electors in Kansas with a path to the federal supreme court.
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Landen
Des Moines
Landon
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Lemke
Federal Supreme Court
Kansas Court
Kansas Ballot Filing, Voter Protests and Social Security Talk
In Kansas the law requires all filings for ballot spots before the state primary. Voters in Kansas City protest alleged machine intimidation during registration, aiming to influence November outcomes. The piece also notes social security building plans in Washington and a League of Nations vote related to Ethiopia though context remains fragmentary.
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Kansas
Ober elected president of National Retail Clothiers Association
Lawrence dispatch reports H B Ober chosen to lead the National Retail Clothiers Association in Philadelphia amid weather notes of snow and cold in Nebraska Kansas and Montana. Tunney defeats Dempsey for heavyweight title as record crowd watches in rain. Earl Martin of Lawrence High suffers a leg fracture ending his season. Local social notes mention Anna Dorothy Lester heading to Chicago and Dr E P Sisson vacation plans. Social gathering at E T Riling home raises about five dollars for a neighbor.
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Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
The
Marines
Tunney
Denmissey
H.S
Lawrence High School
Earl Martin
Higgins
Anna Dorothy Lester
Chicago
University of Chicago
E. P. Sisson
Glenwood
Minn
E. T. Riling
Hazel’s Jealousy Sparks Clash Over Jim
Hazel takes Jim from his first wife and now grows jealous as the first wife flirts with him. She wishes the rival would leave him alone, a tale of romantic entanglement and possessive suspicion.
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Hazel
Jim
A Syndicate
Fire damages Hill residence on Massachusetts street
A fire of unknown origin caused considerable damage to the H. D. Hill home at 2316 Massachusetts street yesterday morning about 7:27 a.m. The report notes the incident involved the high school boys' orchestra in the area.
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H. D. Hill
Massachus Street
Balloon christening to open Priest of Pallas festival in Kansas City
William L Burdick of the University of Kansas will lead an October 4 balloon christening during the Priest of Pallas festival. The Rev Edwards arrives as new Episcopal rector and will preside at his first service. The American Chemical Society delegates to a conservation congress include KU scholars. An aerial postal service test is planned from a field to Governor's Island with chances of extension. Flour mills in Lawrence expand output. daily grind rises to about 1,400 barrels. Lawrence women pledge to sororities Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Beta Phi Chi Omega Kappa Alpha Theta. Hazel Robinson leaves for Minneapolis for an extended stay. A wedding occurs at the Lutheran parsonage, Miss Peart Sechrist weds Gustave A Graeber, with home at 400 Ohio Street. Mrs J L Mosler moves to 46 Louisiana Street. Lenora Stubbs will attend Washburn College in Topeka.
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William L. Burdick
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Edwards
Episcopal Church
Ceim |Irtment
American Chemical Society
Conservation Congress
New York
Governor’s Island
Lawrence
Kar
All Ann
Alrelly
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Margaret Kannen
Pi Beta Phi
Mamie McFarland
Sophie Simithmeyer
Kappa Alpha Theta
Elsa Barteldes
Myra Stevens
Chi Omega
Kina Fischer
Gertrude Kirchhoff
Agnea Engel
Hazel Robinson
Minnexapolis
Mina
M May Smith
Miss Robinson
Lutheran Parsonage
Peart
Sechrist
Cambridge
Ohio
Gustave A. Graeber
F. E. Stauffer
Lutheran Church
J. L. Mosler
M. Robinson
Louisiana Street
Lenora Stubbs
Washburn College
Toyeka
Garvin-Reynolds Wedding Near Douglas County Home
Forty years ago a charming wedding united Mary Reynolds and Archie Garvin at Scarlet Reynolds home south of No 6 school house. Rev Creel officiated as nieces Maury Watts and Helen Hoover led the couple to the parlor. A wedding supper followed and guests congratulated the new pair who plan to settle north of Lawrence, with a river boat party tonight and a home on October 15.
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Douglas County
R. L. Williams
Stockton
Kan
K. U
A. G. Sloan
Colorado
K. U. Law School
Lawrence
Kansas
Phillips
N. O. Stevens
J. N. Harshberger
Abingdon
South Park
Quincy School
Bankers Elect Officers In A B A Rollover
In San Francisco on September 26 Philip A. Benson of Brooklyn was elected second vice president of the American Bankers Association. The move positions Benson to become president two years from now. Tom K. Smith of St. Louis became president, succeeding R. V. Fleming of Washington, and rival W. Adams of Salt Lake City was named first vice president succeeding Smith.
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San Francisco
Philip A. Benson
Brooklyn
N. Yiu
American Bankers Association
Benson
Tom K. Smith
St. Louis
R. V. Fleming
Washington, D. C
W. Adams
Salt Lake
Smith
A New Novel of Love and Secrets in Athens
Marian Sims narrates a tale of Uarel Yorrance and Blake Thorn in a city of advertising intrigue. Their affair faces censure from Blake’s wife Irma as they seek privacy and honesty, with scenes of hotel sits and countryside talks shaping a fragile bond amid social risk.
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Uarel Yorrance
Fowe
Blake Thorntous
Athenia
Blake
Denis Ford
Irma
Neier
Chapter 26 from Blake Chapter 26 from Blake
In a tense domestic scene Blake and Carol drift through memory and fear after a night together. They weigh their future, care for the ailing Harry, and navigate privacy as they cling to fragile affection amid looming consequences and uncertain outcomes.
Eating Is Fun In Puddle Muddle Feast
In a playful scene from Puddle Muddle, animals debate the meaning of food as Willy Nilly and friends discover that eating brings joy. Christopher Alumibus Crow and Blackvy Bear challenge the idea of a first discovery while Mrs Quacka and Rip the dog join the cheerful banter and feast.
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Willy Nilly
Jupiter Bear
Christopher
Alumibus Crow
Blackvy Bear
Pergan
Mrs. Quacke Duck
How's Your Health Recreational Medicine Insight
Edited for the New York Academy of Medicine by Dr Iago Galston discusses recreational medicine as essential for recovering patients. It argues that beyond curing diseases like tuberculosis, patients must rearrange life patterns, improve personal hygiene, and adjust occupation to prevent relapse.
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The
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Flashes of Life in New Jersey and Mississippi court
Lyons New Jersey engineman Jack Kennally helps land a five pound pickerel after two years eluding anglers by tossing coal into the river at the roundhouse scene. Jackson Mississippi police court sees whisky proof dispute as detective Shipp drinks from the bottle and a defendant is fined one hundred dollars.
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Lyons
N. J
Jack Kennally
New York Central Railroad
Kennally
Jackson, Miss
M. A. Lewis, Jr
J. P. Shipp
Yakima Rancher Burns From Fast Running Pants Fire
A Yakima Wash resident named H kKonda walked rapidly through an orchard when a spray the Japanese rancher used saturated his trousers and sparked flames. His arms and legs suffered slight burns before help arrived.
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Yakima
Wash
H kKonda
Treasure Hunt Des Moines Child Paroled For Muddy Jar Find
Des Moines eleven year old Louise Hammond was par doned by her parents for wetting muddy while playing in a ditch. She returned home with mud and a fruit jar containing $700 in inn ul dewed bills found in the ditch. A jeweler valued a large pearl among 41 pearls found inside at about $1 000 uncooked.
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Des Moines
Lai
Louise Hammond
Unusual Freshman Class Mixup At Local School
In a freshman algebra class supervisor Mr Ulmer asked a question and four Dallas like answers caused confusion as four boys Jack Keller Jack Kiffin Jack Todi and Jack Boardman were noted as having eighteen girls present. Miss Margaret Gustafson has returned to lead art at Oread for the current school year and resides in Lindsborg. Richard L Dolecek is the news.
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Mr. Ulmer
Jack
Dacks
Jack Keller
Jack Kiffin
Jack Todi
Jack Boardman
Margaret Gustafson
Oread
Miss Gustafson
Lindsborr
Richard L. Dolecek
Oread enrollment and staff moves noted in Salina report
The report notes the Manhattan science supervisor position vacancy after L P Elliott moves, Dolecek earning a Kansas University masters, and Salina Radio Station Seawright approval for a 100 watt 1500 kilocycle station. Oread enrollment exceeds last year with 105 pupils. last year’s count was just under 100. Graduates from last year attending KU include Mildred Brown Peachie Epley Laswis Raber Patricia Green Freida Cowles Wayne Allphin Richard Treece Gerald Banker Lucille Seximan Mary Tynde and Doreean Viets. Dugald Jackson MIT and Barbara Owen attending St Mary of the Woods. Arnell Wallace attends Arkansas City Junior College. Radio station permit approved for Salina Kan with 100 watts at 1500 kilocycles unlimited time.
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University of Kansas
Mildred Brown
Peachie Epley
Laswis Raber
Patricia Green
Freida Cowles
Wayne Allphin
Richard Treece
Gerald Banker
Lucille Seximan
Mary Tynde
Doreean Viets
Dugald Jackson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Barbara Owen
St. Mary of the Woods
Indiana
Arnell Wallace
Arkansas City
Death of Mrs Addie Wirth Seufert 73 at Tonganoxie
Mrs Addie Wirth Seufert, 73, died at her Tonganoxie home after a weeklong illness from a gallstone attack. Born December 29, 1863 in Leavenworth, she married George Seufert Sr. in 1886 and lived on a farm before moving to town. Surviving: husband, daughter Minnie Lee Fowler, Colo. son George Seufert Jr., Tonganoxie. sister Lillie Metz, Topeka. two grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at the local Methodist church with Rev. Floyd Moss. interment Maple Grove.
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Addie Wirth Seufert
Tonganoxie
Myrtle Horne
Dean Ratliff
E. QO. F
Bert Grems
Edward Holton
Rockhurst College
Georgia Ramsaye
Terrance Ramsaye
Ramsay
Jim de Hoff
Freddie Angell
la Fawn Jacka
Harry White
Sam Parker
John White
Red McCaffery
Ted Duncanson
Ares
Neal Decker
Frank Emerson
Art Himpel
Gene Hunt
Roy Lee Redding
Elton Shoemaker
Earl Seufert
Eugene Thompson
Howard Wells
Billy Johnson
Frank Sheehan
Alma
Baldwin
Hill
Washington
Eudora
Gardner
DeLoere
Turner
Bonner Springs
Don Pearson
Tok
Eveless
Gaza
Aldous Huxley
W. I. Stephenson
W. C. Morreisy
Harry Needhion
Auburn
Calif
St. Louis
George White
Kim de Hoff
Donald Davis
Kansas University
Annie Craven
Troy
James McNamie
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Melville C. Fisher
Charles Franklin
Jessie Rae Taylor
A. J. Taylor
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Taylor
Southern School Assembly Bureau
Grace Ward
Eddie Lenahan
Genevieve Harmon
Women’s Republican Club of
IO. O. F. Hall
M. Miller
Garden City
Tonganoxie Rural High School
Frank Smith
Douglas McEnulty
Betty Lou Wiley
Radio Programs Thursday Evening Highlights
A dense listing of radio programs and performances across stations Warnon Martha and KMBC WDAS WREN WDAF and others for Thursday September 24 including news flashes music orchestras hosts and guests. The schedule mentions 45-WHEN news flashes Kate Smith Rudy Vallee and Meredyth Wilsons club Burns etc plus a brief note on Friday September 25 programming and a later weather forecast and headlines. The piece also includes local community notes from Tonganoxie Mo with club officers student activities and class sponsors for the rural high school.
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Warnon
Martha Amd
Kk Armstrong
WDAS
KMBC
Boake Carter
WDAF
Rudy Vallee
Kate Smith
Wren
Helen Traubel
Union Station
Major Bowes
Meredith Wilson
Club Burns
W ‘Bc
X. Gov
Alf M. Landon
Stusia
Wren—Rubinoff
Grand Terrace
Erle Smith
William Hard
WDAP
Ren—Radio Night Club
A. Rolfe
Merry Gardens
Faut Martel
Mark Fisher
Wkeen
Jack Armatrong
KMBCO
Ko Carter
Wien
Sans Blashes
Joan Marsh
Witen
Irena Rich
Sam
WEEN
Death Valley
Fred Waring
Mc— Stollywoot Hotel
Roosevelt and Labor
WPAKF
True Story Court
KMUC
Andre Koestelands
Dr. Ween
WOAP
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Massachusetts Street
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
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Sansomos
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Pittsburg
Pittsburtn
Ainside
Social Security Board
Interior Department
Social Security
League of Nations Assembly
Haile Selassie
Tonk
Poor Pany
Claude Callan
Marian Sims
Tre
Sherwood
Porter Murray
Phece
Carol
Paradise
Tomaz
Tay
Copar
Lightnes
Alinner
Sean
Shanw
Marge
Harry
Margery
Carel
Woodnight
Erin
Hal
Marty
Mary Graham Bonner
the World
Com
Long Beach
Eddie Coffey
Lincoln
Dread News
Che Penguin
Johnny
L. P. Elliott
Manhattan High School
Dolecek
Salina
R. L. Laubengayer
Communications Commission
Victor Heiser
Journal-World
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