Herrick Remembered in Paris After Death in France
Paris April 4 AP mourners paid tribute to Myron T Herrick the late American ambassador in ceremonies at the embassy and church. Generals Pershing and Poincare spoke of his loyalty to France as banners and wreaths marked the farewell. His body to Brest aboard the cruiser Tourville for transport to America.
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Herrick
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Tourville
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Marshall Foch
France
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Foincare
Poincare
Emhane
Elihu Root
Mr. Root
Geneva
Mr. Herrick
P. Morgan
Dean Beekman
Brest
Kansas City
Half mast and somber dress mark grief at funeral rites
The report notes drawn blinds and restrained mourning showing grief. It contrasts with Marshal Foch's funeral where full evening dress was required. Notables wore frock coats, dark trousers and high silk hats. Military and naval attendees wore full uniforms with crepe bands on their sleeves.
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Marshall Foch
Airplane Shot Down Near Naco in Mexican Rebel Fight
Two Mexican federal aviators Captain Juan Guiderrez and Lieutenant Jesus Gaona were shot down near Naco Sonora while bombing a rebel troop train. The clash added to border tensions as rebel bombers hit federal positions and American soil.
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Sonora
Topete
Juan Guidierrez
Mexico City
Jesus Gaona
Mexicali
Sonoyta
Lucas Gonzalez
San Jose
Waco
Pershing Compares Herrick and Foch as Right’s Stalwarts
General Pershing eulogized Ambassador Herrick and Marshal Foch as stalwart soldiers in his funeral oration. He traced Herrick’s rise from youth to diplomat and praised their shared dedication to the cause of liberty. He expressed confidence their legacy would strengthen American French friendship indefinitely.
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Marshal Foch
Herrick
John J. Pershing
General Pershing
Ambassador Herrick
America
France
Pupil Loses Purse. Doughnut Fund for Family
A seven year old third grader at a New York school lost a purse containing 1.80 dollars raised from doughnut sales to help support her family. Teachers said several Sherwood family members sold pastry. a finder is urged to call the local school.
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Jewel Sherwood
New York School
Sherwood
New-York School
Kansas forecast partial clouds and clear roads noted
Partly cloudy conditions and clear morning roads are reported for Arkansas City Topeka and Douglas County with varying cloud cover and temperatures. Forecast emphasizes west and north portions with yesterday's maximum and today’s minimum temperatures.
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Kansas
Portio
Arkansas City
Topeka
Douglas County
President Hoover to curb White House handshakes
Washington notes said the White House asked members of Congress to limit constituent visitors. Yesterday 1,775 people pressed through the executive office and shook hands with President Hoover, tiring his hand and hindering his ability to write. Secret Service kept a rapid line at about 43 per minute, stretching the reception to nearly three-quarters of an hour. Copeland of New York sent 188 people with credentials and introductions to the president's secretary.
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Washington
White House
House
Senate
Executive
Mo Ie
Hoover
Uch
Copeland
New York
George Akerson
Is a World Better A Kiwanis Luncheon Debate
A Kiwanis club luncheon featured W Bayard Taylor and Beryl E Warden of the University economics department debating whether the law of fang and claw is inevitable in a competitive society. Warden questioned consumer ethics and codes of conduct while Taylor offered that ethical codes can be independent of economic conditions. The event also announced Mischa Elman, violinist, in the university concert series next Wednesday with praise from Waldemar Gelich.
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W. Bayard Taylor
Beryl E. Warden
University Department of Economics
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Warden
Taylor
Mischa Elman
Universiy
Waldemar Gelich
el Man
Lawrence pair remanded in auto theft case
Arrested in Lawrence Kaw Tuesday night Jack Burk 27 and Lawrence Graves 18 were returned here today for trial on charges of stealing an automobile planned to go to Idaho. They admitted the theft yesterday and were jailed when unable to post 3000 each.
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Kaw
Jack Burk
Federal Soldiers Rout Rebel Army in Mexico
Flying federal cavalry hunted scattered rebel remnants driven from Jimenez after a brutal La Reforma battle. General Almazan’s main force rested at La Reforma while 5,000 troops were sent to Guanajuato and Jalisco to confront religious insurgents. Descriptions spoke of heavy losses, prisoners, and a decisive federal victory with pursuit along the north rail line and burned bridges hindering rebel escape.
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Jalisco
Juan Andreu Abmazan
Emilio Portes Gil
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Mexico
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Kiwanis to Sponsor Lawrence Legion Baseball Team
The Lawrence Kiwanis club voted today to sponsor one of four American Legion junior baseball squads to be formed in Lawrence. Members are asked to contribute a voluntary assessment to support the team as part of the club’s community efforts.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Lawrence
Ferent
Lindbergh Flies Over Mexico City as Anne Watches
Col Charles A Lindbergh made a flight over Mexico City with Anne Morrow watching from the embassy residence. He circled the building several times then headed to the outskirts, then flew over the Valley of Mexico before returning to the field.
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Anne Morrow
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Anne
Valley of Mexico
Douglas County P T A Plans Conference Program
Announcement of the Douglas County P T A conference at the Chamber of Commerce building with sessions at 10 30 A M and 1 P M featuring Miss Jessie Pearce Topeka on The Health of the Pre School Child and Dr Paul Witty K U on Mental Tests in Grading Pupils, plus demonstrations by rural pupils and a noon luncheon for attendees.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jessie Pearce
Topeka
W. W. Curfman
O. J. Lane
Paul Witty
K. U. School of Education
Lain Learned
Learnard
Oak Ridge
Kansas
PT. A
Riley County
Wyandotte
Olive K. Thompson
T. A
J. S. Taylor
Chas. A. Richard
First Christian Church
Raul Witty
E. R. P Gores
P.T
Kansas counties set April 12 annual school meetings
County superintendent's office announces that all school districts will hold their annual meetings on April 12. Rural schools across Kansas will conduct meetings the same day, with rural high schools also meeting to elect a treasurer and address vacancies from the past year.
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Court House
Kansas
Governors Confer With Federal Reserve Board in April
Washington April 4 AP Governors of the twelve Federal Reserve banks met with the reserve board and Secretary Mellon to discuss routine business. He said no action on the financial situation was expected and any possible recommendations would be incidental to the banks routine affairs during the three day semi annual meeting.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve Board
Mellon
S. Scretary Mellon
Prowlers Reported Visiting Three KU Houses Overnight
Three University of Kansas houses were visited by prowlers during the night. Beta Theta Pi at 1425 Tennessee lost a watch and cash from sleeping rooms. Phi Delta Theta at 1623 Edgehill lost about 15 dollars. Watkins Hall at 1500 Louisiana was entered with no items reported missing. A screen was broken at Watkins Hall and multiple rooms were searched.
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University of Kansas
Bslice
Beta Theta Pi
Tennessee Street
Watkins Hall
Louisiana Street
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Edgehill Road
Max Forrester
Duane
Pete” Jackson
Bob Maney
KK. A
Edward Steverson
Jim Cash
Thelves
Louis Peckham
George Jones
John Oatland
J. Cedric Jones
Louisiana House probes Long impeachment with filibuster charge
Baton Rouge reporters note a second day of impeachment hearings for Governor Huey P. Long. An hour and a half of procedural debate preceded a filibuster accusation by Rep J Y Sanders. Supporters gathered outside the Capitol as crowds milled and cheered through open windows.
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Baton Rouge
Anvil
Louisiana House of Representatives
Hiey P. Long
J. Y. Sanders
Sanders
Long
German Princess Faces 165000 Mark Liabilities
AP reports Victoria Lubkoff nee Princess Victoria Hohenzollern, sister of the former Kaiser, bankrupt with debts of 660000 marks. Wages and running expenses are 15000 marks, race horses 72000 marks. Most debts arise from automobiles and luxuries. Assets are limited to minor jewelry and a wrist watch. even home and silver belong to her former husband’s family. Pension and limited funds total about 39700 marks annually. Local receivers note minimal assets to cover liabilities.
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Victoria Lubkoff
Victoria Hohenzollern
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Victoria
Hohenzollern
Three Men Sought After Kansas City Girls Assault
Kansas City Kansas police seek three men who robbed and abducted two young women and their escorts, forcing them from a car to a remote area where the victims were attacked before being released. Victims’ names are shielded. four men questioned but not identified.
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Kansas City
Kan
Arch
Earl Coulter
John Coulter
First Lady Drives Own Car in Washington
Washington April 4 AP Mrs Herbert Hoover set a first lady precedent by driving her own automobile through Washington traffic unescorted by secret service or chauffeur She waited as a driver stalled by a parking problem and waved to keep quiet while the scene unfolded with her White House guest party from New York including Mrs fidgar Rickard and Miss Rickard and Mrs Adolph Ochs.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Secret Service
Miss Rickard
Adolph Ochs
New York
White House
Health centers boost preschool care in Lawrence schools
Superintendent Curfman backs the pre school health movement as a preventive and educational effort. Health centers will offer full examinations at Lincoln Cordley Woodlawn and Quincy next week with mothers and children kept comfortable. Health officials praise Dr Florence Sherbon and PTA leaders for aiding the program. Diploma exams set for rural districts as schools near summer break with most eight month systems ending in late April.
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Lawrence Schoors
I W. W. Curfman
Lawrence
Sant. Curfman
Florence B. Sherbon
University
P T. A
R. H. Beamer
Lincoln
Cordley
Woodlawn
Uincy
J. Lane
Kaw Valley
India
Will Be Member Of Tour Led By Southwestern College
Miss Dorothy Cate longtime Y W G A secretary at Haskell Institute will join a June departure from New York for a three month Europe tour. The group led by Prof Goldsmith of Southwestern College plans to visit England France Germany Spain Switzerland among others with their own motor cars to be used while touring. The college on wheels concept expands this year to include foreign travel.
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Dorothy Cate
Haskell Institute
New York
Europe
Cate
D. F. Smith
District Court
Prof
Goldsmith
Southwestern College
England
France
Germany
Spain
Switzerland
College On Wheels
Ed Aggree
Debating League Semi finals open on campus tomorrow
Twenty Kansas high school debate teams from tent cities compete in Class A and B semi finals on campus starting 1 30 PM and 3 PM. Judges under H G Ingham select lines for finals while venues include Meyers Hall and Lawrence Memorial High School with finals at 7 PM and trophy presentation in Central Administration Building.
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Senate
Blue Rapids
Ernest Tricket
Garnarc Wasser
Altoona
Juanita Good
Byarn Meiriwethers
Marvin Hall
Neila Arnold
Lucile Arnott
Oakley
Hollis Hayward
Fawall Rather
Spearville
Frank Torline
Wayne Nelson
Meyers Hall
Flarfnce Wright
Gerald Klenke
Lyle Bailey
Winston Bull
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Frances Smith
Bernard McAnarnéy
Coffeyville
Harry Akers
Lucila Godard
Lawrence Memorial High School
Jobe Drake
Mary Shrum
Vz. Lin
Merriam Li
Helen’ Johnston
Bass
Berlin
Alice Moreton
Kenneth Slocum
John Bryan
Liu Grigsby
Mar~vin
Committee to Draft Farm Relief Measure Named
A five member subcommittee of the House Agriculture Committee was designated to draft a farm relief bill. Chairman Haugen leads with Reps Parnell of India oaa and Williams of Illinois as ranking Republicans, and Reps Well of Louisiana and Witchelo of Kentucky as ranking minority members. Work will begin after hearings end and aims to outline the proposal for the special session opening.
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Parnell
India
Oaa
Williams
Illinois
Louisiana
Witceloe
Kentucky
Alleged Bandit Killed in Hold-Up Probe Incident
Ranges City April 4 John L Heiser under indictment for a soft drink place holdup was shot and killed today when he returned demanding witnesses testify. Dominich Binaggia, partner in the drink place, fired a shotgun from a back room injuring Heiser. Binaggia fired again as Heiser returned fire with a revolver. No further witnesses to testify were named in the report.
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