Southwestern millers win in senate over Canadian wheat duty
Southwestern millers and Atchison interests saw a victory as the Senate struck down an amendment that would have kept Canadian wheat admitted free of duty and gave Buffalo millers a Cuba bound duty preference. The vote preserves in bond Canadian wheat access for Buffalo but narrows gains for southwestern producers due to transport costs. Governor Reed touts the Topeka liquor inquiry as resolved though public faith in enforcement remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern
Atchison
Senate
Buffalo
N. Y
United States Senate
Senator Capper
Santa Claus
Finance Committee
Cuba
Jay House
Topeka
Reed
House
Divorces and Cracker Crumbs Spark Public Grievances
A Chicago woman seeks a divorce over her husband eating crackers in bed. She contemplates retaliation with peanuts to disrupt sleep. A Kansas powder maker touts corn based face powder amid a Wall Street mood of abuse among public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Day's Doings Atchison News Highlights Local News
A busy Atchison items page reports Mrs. Carl Latenser improving, various residents and visitors, car traffic notes, and school Y M C A efforts. Mentions include Charley Cloutman, Lee Green, Mrs. J N Morrison of Oklahoma City visiting in Atchison, and Paul Shaeffer becoming editor of The Rambler at St Benedicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Green
Atchison
Herman Beirich
Marie Brox
Route Four
J. N. Morrison
Oklahoma City
J. R. Woodhouse
Eighth
U Streets
St. Joe News-Press
Kenny
Lloyd George
Frances Bush
Dolan
Oscar Duehren
Millie Johnson
Mrs. Bush
Bush
Catherine Barry
Carrie Owen
Ellsworth Dunning
Concordia
R. H. Merriman
Massasoit Court
Owen
Merriman
Ed Long
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
L. W. Long
Linley
Harry McCrum
Indianapolis
Ind
Liverpool
Kas
the Rambler
Father Leonard
Locomotive Finished Material Co
Dick Nelson
Bob Brashay
Clayton
N. M
John Stehwien
Virginia Forbes
Leavenworth
Atchison Hospital
Forbes
Wilson Hanna
Robert Tonsing
Helen Louise
Paul Tonsing
Wichita
Clyde Snyder
Troy
Missouri Pacific
Atchison Life: Local Notes From Town and County
Mrs. Fred Mueller and Addison Mize improve after illness and travel. J R Paulsen marks seventy fifth birthday. Miss Peggy Riley dies after long illness. Shriners prepare for Abdallah ceremonial with full committees named. Amalio Ballesteros enrolls in St Benedict’s pre medical studies. Dr Callis Roundy faces trial in federal narcotics case in St Joe. Kansas women in state service highlighted by Kansas City Star. Camille Brannan dies near Bancroft. funeral planned. Prohibition raids net liquor arrests in Iowa Point and White Cloud. Community updates include weather, road detours, and local personalities.
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Charles Medlock
George Jackson
O. B. Lusk
E. R. Palmer
Guy Bromley
Lawrence Hooper
Dean Cornish
Atchison’s
Grimes
Kansas
Jess Leach
Bartlesville
Okla
Enterprise
Colorado
Oklahoma
Raton
Colorado Resorts
William Spaun
Russell Parker
Main Street
Fifteenth
Sixth Streets
Spaun
Phillips
Seventeenth
Main Streets
Hughes
South Eighteenth Street
Julius Handke
Ethel Chew
Boston
Bill Blair
Blair Milling Co
J. E. Kennedy
Minnesota
J. R. Paulsen
South Seventh Street
Atchison
Snort
Chattanooga
Tenn
Globe
Fred Condit
Atchison-St. Joe
Kansas City
St. Joe
Leavenworth
Frank C. Lewis
Augusta
Mont
Clint Reddick
North Second Street
Dolly Curtis Gann
Topeka
Marie
August Kautz
Louis Kreutzer
Pillsbury Mill
Kickapoo
Will McNamara
Kansas Avenue
New York City
John McNamara
Santa Fe
Zeno Briggs
Briggs
Eastman Kodak
Amalio
Carlos Ballesteros
St. Benedict's
Old Mexico
St. Benedict's High School
Jim Tyler
Centralia
W. D. Mowry
McPike & Fox Drug Co
Kas
Mr. Mowry
Callis I. Roundy
Doniphan County
Dr. Roundy
Maxine Garrish
Bert Garrish
Cummings
Abdallah
Troy
Hiawatha
Seneca
Horton
Charles A. Brown
Harry Ham
Mr. Brown
W. M. Thistle
Werner B. Levin
Harry Knoch
L. E. Salzer
Homer Preston
E. H. Johnson
Abdallah Shrine
Edwin Lukins
Clyde A. Parks
Fred Ernst
Lucia
Memorial Hall
Joe Seibel
Jerry Watson
Lucia Wakefield
Claude Warner
Dr. Ricks
Collins
Chicago
Glen Squires
Dean Howard
Public Service
Ansas
Kansas City Star
The
Star
Bertha Wetherton
Julia B. Perry
Lulu Coyner
Beloit
Anna Speck
Machine Republicans
Insurgents
Bull Moosers
Sally Harvey
Kashs
Emma Viets
Girard
Bearce
Elawatha
Bauersfeld
Louise McNeal
State Library
State Service
James Brannan
Charles McMcMahon
Bancroft
Mr Brannan
Ireland
McMahon Yard
Ella Langan
Brannan
Bridget Ingels
Ponca City
Ohls
Mike Brannan
Commercial Street
Charles McMahon
Frank Neuman
Mound Street
Barney
Charles Langan
Harcuff & Buis
St. Benedict's Church
Doniphan
Charles Fletcher
A. B. Workman
William Butrick
Iowa Point
Butrick
White Cloud
Weston Independent Tobacco Warehouse Co
Weston
Jess G. Randall
Glenn Muench
Muench
Randall
Page
Missouri
Sugar Creek Hall
Rushville
Sam Page
Liberty, Mo
W. H. Burns
Hutchinson, Kas
Will Sampson
Dyer Sampson
Horton, Kas
J. H. Thompson
Jones
Jack J Atchison
C. mM
Farmington Church Leaders Host County Meeting Dinner
A county Christian churches gathering at Farmington featured a large dinner and a full program in the church auditorium. Frank Johnson led singing. Rev. H E Ballou spoke on Pentecost A D 30, followed by Rev. Owen Kellison on Pentecost A D 1930. Talks covered Kansas fields and making disciples, with attendance tallied from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Frank Johnson
County Association
P. H. Elliott
H. E. Ballou
Effingham
Owen Kellison
Atchison
Tryo P. Bess
Topeka
Kansas
Sumner Butler
Cummings
Pleasant Grove
Potter
Effingham Church
P. M. Elliott
Troy Bess
Spec
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Atchison Weekly Globe
Globe Publishing Co
Fifth
Atchison, Kansas
Globe Lights
John Barleycorn
Fable
France
England
the Star
Mississippi
Louisiana Territory
South Sea Company
Mexico
Peru
Homer Hoch
Henry Allen
Vienna
New York
Carl Latenser
Charley Cloutman
Vernon Hoase
California
Frank Wilcox
Chino
John Glenn
Jack Murray
St. Benedict’s
Murray
C. N. Medaris
Tom Brading
Spruce Street
Eileen Latenser
Westinghouse Company
H. B. Harmon
Denver
Francis Johannes
L. F. Binkley
Central Branch
Jim Walsh
Floyd Paradise
Benny Jordan
Phi Delta Chi
Kansas State Teachers College
Fimapoka
Neal Monger
Jack Owsley
Earl Brown
A. E. Powell
Jack
Earl
Powell
H. W. Merwick
Armin Soph
Herbert Witt
George Tinklin
Atchison High School
Witt
Tinklin
O. E. Bilacketer
St. Louis
John Kane
Doris Jean
Lorene
Lorene Byrne
Elkhart Ind
Will Weinmann
Highland Avenue
Mary Byrne
Sabe King
Sabe
Clarence Elliott
University of Gonsagen
Spokane
Wash
Bern
Karl Agenstein
Thomas F. Lillis
Kansas City Catholic
St. Benedict's Monastery
Lillis
Fred Mueller
Sam Elliston
Addison Mize
Leo Nusbaum
Falls City Journal
Stone Street
A. G. Schroedermeier
Hiawatha High School
W. D. Wolfe
Schroedermeier
Charles Schaefer
Floyd Spaun
Floyd
L. F P. Gingery
Red Ranger
Missouri River
Elizabeth Bosanko
North Sixth Street
Ida Bless
Ramsay Dry Goods Store
Christian
E. Phenneger
Larry Quigley
Canada
Fred Taylor
Jackson Park
Tom Townsend
South Fifth Street
C. A. Wright
W. Emery
Missouri Hills
Shenandoah
Methodist Church
Dutch Kluth
Cubs
Philadelphia
Lola Higley
John McKenzie
McKenzie
G. T. Seeber
Mangelsdorf
Parallel Street
Lawin & Douglass
J. B. Howard
Charles Brownfield
Holton
Lewis Hilbert
Leonard Hilbert
Elmer Barnard
Fred Barnard
Winchester
N. B. Repstine
South Eighth Street
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