Farm relief drift centers on surplus control costs
Washington April 4 A P The big problem facing Senate and House agriculture committees as they draft a new farm relief bill is how to finance defeating crop surpluses. Administration leaders favor a federal farm board with broad powers and advisory councils to monitor production, plus rail rationing and market interventions. cost funding remains disputed. Some back the equalization fee or other specific methods, while McNary bill supporters hope government loans to stabilization agencies would cover losses without full repayment.
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Washington
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
Dretary
Hyde
National
Grange
McNary Jill
Elman to Perform in University Auditorium April 10
Mischa Elman, renowned Russian violinist, begins a U S tour with a recital in the University Auditorium Lawrence on April 10 as a feature of the University Concert Course. He has given 160 concerts across fourteen European countries during an eighteen month European tour.
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Eurone
Mischa Elman
Elman
Ives
Waldemar Gelich
University
Tipe Arts School
California
Geltch
Oas
Eman
Chicago
Arein
Gellch
Lawrence
Woman Found Not Guilty in Intoxicating Liquor Case
Mrs Emma Brantley a seventy year old colored woman was found not guilty by a justice court jury after being charged with possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. She was arrested February 1 by city officers and ten men on a Hudson coach in which whiskey was found. Gilbert Arthur driver pleaded guilty and received ninety days in jail and a $200 fine. The jury included J H Griffin George Spears Arch Oliver Jone Fd Anderson and John.
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Emma. Brantley
Justice Court
Court House
Esterday
Hndson
Gilbert
Arthur
Brant vi
J. H. Griffin
George Spears
Arch Oliver
Jone
Fd Anderson
John
Detroit lawmaker introduces home liquor consumption amendment
In Lansing on April 4 AP reports Representative Robert D Wardell of Detroit introduced a constitutional amendment to regulate liquor sales. Wardells amendment would permit consumption of alcoholic beverages only in homes. The text references a rummage sale event and a Latin sale context.
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Lansing
Midh
State House of Representat
Robert D. Wardell
Detroit
Frills of White House Life Trimmed for Busy Routine
Washington dispatch describes President Hoover’s disciplined schedule at the White House. He begins with breakfast at nine, handles mail, then meets officials and press on select afternoons. Evenings are spent in relaxation with radio or in the library, and cabinet days restructure receptions and calls.
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Hoover
White House
Executive
Washington
Men Held on Bonds in St Joseph Counterfeit Case
Nicholas Brooks and David Adams, arrested in St Joseph Missouri on March 22 for possession and passing counterfeit money, are held on $15,000 bonds each for federal trial. They allegedly passed counterfeit 20 dollar bills March 21 at Crown Round Corner and McCulloch drug stores. Both pleaded not guilty at preliminary hearing and were remanded. Capias issued in Kansas City for Brooks over bankruptcy asset violation.
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St .Joseph
Nicholas Brooks
David Adams
Federal ‘Court
Richard 8. Dun
Can
Unite States
Brooks
Kansas City
American Auto and Radio Manufacturing’ Company
Kansas’ City
Shumaker Is Released From Indiana Penal Farm
E S Shumaker superintendent of the Indiana anti saloon league was released from the state penal farm in Putnamville Ind after serving 53 days of a 60 day sentence for contempt of the Indiana Supreme court Seven days were cut for good behavior A delegation of about 78 people met him at the gates and applauded his release The court held Shumaker in contempt for publishing in the league organ articles that attributed prejudice to certain justices in liquor rise decisions
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Putnamville
Ind
E. S. Shumaker
Indiana“ Anti-Saloon League
Indiana Supreme Court
Shumaker
State Farm
State Supreme Court
Anti-Saloon League
Enage
Flemming Pleads Not Guilty in Theft of Corn
Mrs. Bessie Flemming of near Lawrence pleads not guilty before Justice J W Mitchell to stealing a sack of corn from farmer Carl Sneega. Bond set at 200 dollars. she cannot furnish it and is jailed. Hearing fixed for tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Bessie Flemming
Lawrence
Carl Sneega
Flemming
J. W. Mitchell
Mitchell
Two Mining Men Pay Ransom to Mexican Captors
In Durango mountains, American Henry B. Hanson and Englishman J. W. Reid were released after more than a month in bandit captivity. The bandits had demanded 24,000 pesos, about $12,000, though exact payment was not confirmed.
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Ranson
Mexico
City
Henry B. Hanson
J. W. Reid
Hanson
Reid
Durango
City Ready for Bandits Dodge City Bandits Upgrade
Dodge City and Ford County peace officers received two Thompson machine guns and three bulletproof vests. Jointly purchased by the city and county, the equipment cost $1,000 and is intended to aid officers in automobile chases of bank robbers or other bandits.
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Dodge City
League observers sail from New York for Geneva mission
Washington April 4 AP Hugh Gibson ambassador to Belgium Read Admiral Hilary Jones and Harold Train met the White House to confirm the U S representation as observers at the League of Nations disarmament preparatory commission. They will sail from New York Saturday for Geneva where the sessions begin April 13. Police recover stolen car in Lawrence fourth theft recovered by local department since April. The vehicle had been stolen in Kansas City Missouri. Otis Strede arrested on drunkenness charge by Officers Calhoun and Floyd Unter.
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Washington
Hugh ‘Gibson
Belgum
Hilary Pones
Harold C
White House
Fareweil
Hoover
Europe
United States
Preparatory Commission On Disarmament
League of Nations
New York
Géneva
Lawrence
George Atkeson
James Messer
Kansas City
Kansas
Ity
Otis Strede
Calhoun
Floyd
Unter
Strikers Still Idle as Textile Disputes Enter Fourth Day
Picket lines and idle looms keep Carolina textile centers quiet as conciliation efforts fail. More than 5,000 workers stay away amid protests against efficiency systems. National guard tents cluster at Gastonia Loray mill yard after police were overwhelmed. In Gastonia nine strike sympathizers face police court actions with six jailed overnight.
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Charlotte
N. C
Carolina
Loray
Gastonia
North Carolina National Guard
Night air mail service to start May first
Washington April 4 The post office department announced a new night transcontinental air mail system to debut May 1. A route from St Louis to Omaha via Kansas City will put St Louis within 24 hours of San Francisco and Los Angeles. The plan adds double daily service New York to San Francisco and on four connecting routes with schedules showing 8 p.m. departures from New York and arrives in San Francisco 4 30 a.m. next day while eastbound mail reaches New York 6 43 a.m. the second day. Los Angeles will receive mail 15 minutes earlier via Salt Lake City.
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Washington
Post Office Department
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bel
New York
Salt Lake
Ita
Glenna Collett Advances to Finals in North and South Golf
Glenna Collett national women's champion advances to the finals of the North and South women's golf tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina after a thrilling 18th hole victory over Martin Turpie of New Orleans. Virginia Van Wie of Chicago also reaches the finals by defeating Edith Quiey of Reading Pa 5 and 3.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Glenna Collett
Sampion
Valley Chapel Ladies' Aid Met at the Church
The Ladies' Aid group met Thursday afternoon at the Valley Chapel church. Present were Mrs. Porter Bond Mrs. Lillie Ulrich Mrs. Gottlieb Neider Mrs. Low Childs Mrs John Donn and Mrs Leroy Puckett.
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Ladies’ Aid
Porter
Bond
Lillie
Ulrich
Gottlieb Neider
Low Childs
John Donn
Leroy, Puckett
Local families socialize in Lawrence area circles
Solon Markley and Mary Katherine lead a sequence of visits and calls among Lawrence families. Mr and Mrs John Dunn Eliza beth and Grandma Frantz entertain at home. numerous neighbors including Porter Bond Lulie Ulrich Gottlieb Neider and Em ma Neider visit, shop, and dine. Hugo Schellhorn returns from Huntley after a funeral. Ellis Bond and family frequently host and travel to Lawrence for gatherings.
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John Dunn
Elizabeth
Grandma Frantz
Ellis Bond
Charlie Sanders
Lawrence
Porter Bond
Leroy Puckett
John ‘Dunn
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Ellis‘ Bond
Lillie
Ulrich
T Kenneth
Beryl Potter
Mary Bond
Gottlieb Neider
C. C. Potter
Donald Bond
Kenneth
Harry Puckett
Della Bond
Selon Tucker
Robert Wilson
William Curtis
Eskew Puckett
C. G. Potter
Jane
Bers
Lyle
Nelson
Dudley Bond
Marvin Bond
Bond
Florence Smith
William Mita
Bethel
Emmett Harper
Hugo Schellhorn
Huntley
Mont
Frank Haubaugh
Barker GC P Judge to Meet at Cypo House Friday
Community notices list a Barker Golf Club gathering slated for Friday evening April 5 at the Cypo house. The column records multiple calls and visits among locals including Ernest Ranadell and Miss Rumsey with school events and club activities announced for the week.
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Barker GC. P
Cypo Hosuse
Gene Emery
George J. Howell
Edythe Ranadell
Paul Winn
Tuttle and neighbors host Sunday gatherings
North Lawrence families including Mr and Mrs Olaf Schickner and relatives of Miss Lila Tuttle gathered at the Schutz home. Several Kinfolk from Lawrence Vinland and Nashwa joined, with meals and conversations noted. Miss Leona Rappard and friends visited, and school board plans a meeting at Franklin school April 12.
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Thuriday
George
Tuttle
Bbr
A.E. Welsh
Samuel Fletcher
Frank ‘Sehnider
Nashwa
Monte Herd
George Tuttle
Bert Mitchell
Arthur Schutz
Soy
Kenneth
Farmland
Michael Schutz
Ethel
Cato Martin
Kansas University
Lawrence
Fion Zaloy
Letha
Lois Tuttle
Edith Florance
Plin White
William Eisele
Norma
J. M. Palmer
Hattie Childs
Marion Childs
Tone Star
Jennie’ Childs
Marion Tuttle
Frank Schnider
Nushwa
Mont
Thomas Murphy
Claude Cottrell
Ma- the
Michael Belt
J. D. Martin
Marjorie Gosper
B. A
Olliet Schutz
Eva Baer
Lake View
Kenneth” LeRoy
Mildred Anderson
Michael | Schutz
Wranklin
Prank Schnider
Ihhwa
Harold
Childs
Lone Star
Martin Acon Pam
Edward Williams
Wetmore
Lucy A. Martin
Leona Rappard
Lila Tuttle
Gladys Rkanpard
Oy Tuttle
John Steffon
Clearfield
Steffon
Michaal
Helanan
Heiziman
Albert
Rsnksseeaiders
Roy Tuttle
Roy Rogers
Richard Topping
Olof Schickner
North Lawrence
Robert ‘Kennedy
Kansas City
Armstrong Martin
Ed Williams
Boyd
Eudora
Edith Klorance
Roy
A. E. Welsh
William Thayer
Perry Harris
Elmer Cox
Michael Heizman
McLOUTH Citizens Ticket Wins Local Offices and Early Cattle Shipments
McLOUTH The Citizen ticket captured the mayor police judge and council seats with R B Jones J Pyle G M Casebier H W Steeper J J Grasbang D K Dick A C Chapman winning mayor and council roles. Andrew Dick shipped 100 head of yearling steers the first week while Ray Engle sent three carloads of cattle Monday. The College Days operetta shows April 4 at the auditorium and Mrs E C Steeper hosts of W C T U Friday. William Denny and Frank Lawson visited from Lawrence, as did James Lindsay. Local Easter bazaar netted about 100 for the United Brethren. Mrs Clyde Chapman underwent appendicitis surgery at Bethany hospital and is improving. Mr and Mrs H W Steeper and Miss Gertrude Stout did business in Kansas City. Bill Ballis and others mentioned amid community notes.
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Barr Gorrill
Eudora
Willis Colman
Ambrose Bigsby
J. M. Harrison
Springhill
Frank Deskin
Olson
Lake View
Helen Harshberger
Emporia
Rumsey
Harry Garr
Juanita
Ben Shields
Elmer Shields
Edythe Ransdell
Paul Winter
Helen
Thurman Rothwell
Glen
Wilbur Pringle
Will Underwodl, Jr
Lawrence
Robert and
Marshall Gorrill
Charles’ Baxter
Kansas City
Ares C. A. Richards
C. P. LaHue
Topeka
LaHue
Lecompton
Josephine Eldridge
Edythe. Ranadell
R. B. Jones
J. @. Pyle
G. M. Casebier
H. W. Steeper
J. J. Grasbang
D. K. Dick
A. C.chapman
Andrew Dick
Ray Engle
R. H. Operetta
William Stout
James Lindsay
Ella
Jones
Shirley Oksebier
K. U
Margretta Chapman
Baker U
Baldwin
Homer Simmons
Frank Thomas
United Brethren
Clyde Chapman
Bethany Hospital
Gertrude Stout
G. M. Ballis
Bill Ballis
Bill Faget
E. C.stepper
Jack
Henry Earl
Walter Means
Julia
Oskaloosa
Charles Fowler
Henry Papenhausen
Moline
Henry
Roy Bradford
Dorothy Emerson
Sun- Alen
Rice
Dr Joplin
Katinas City
O Grogan
Mary Garrett
Garrett
Carol Nichols
Nichols
Prns
Milles Eoward Bond
George Bete Dick
Harley
Robert Carey
Freda Hall
Perry Bradford
Will McDaniel
F. Mills
Gaston
F. R. Cox Red
Orville Osborne
Leslie Myer
Ferry
Bradford
Eldon Cox
Lincoln Edmonds
Fred Beech
James Emerson
Burdell Lester
Donald Smoot
John White
Ray Shoemaker
Harold Canfield
Marlin Gox
He County
Nortonville
Rch
Bation
Ostialoosa
Valley Falls
Grate
Askaloosa
McLouth
Letha Jane Chapman
Thelma Woodhead
Billie Harker
Wilma Gardner
Charlotte Edmonds
Jennie Spray
Anna Jane Ward
Pauline Harding
Darlene Chapman
Mildred Smith
Jane Davison
Luis McHenry
Imogene
Kans City Cultural Program and Evening Schedule
Frinays program lists multiple events and performances including Biscuit and Pancake Program Virginia Arnold pianist Three Little Maids and The Jenny Weer Cooking School. Broad coverage of music acts, board reports, and Ampico program interspersed with agricultural market updates and local notices.
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Virginia Arnold
Pianiat
Jenny Weer Gooking School
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kehaas City Livestock Exchange
Ronald Jetmore
Jenny Wrens
Kansas Ciy Board of Trade
Kangax City Livestock Exchange
May
Ampico
Pacific Little Symphony
Kanat
Tela
Sieve Squibb Co
Haaith “Atk
P. M-Aymetrone Quakers
Teme Wrigley Revent
Hile
Madson-lasey Chills
Latrines Corrent
Crohnstac
4 H Club Meeting and Bereavement Notice Routinely Listed
Miss Ndna Bender of Manhattan will meet Douglas County 4 H club committees at 2 pm in the Chamber of Commerce building tomorrow. A resolution notes the passing of William Bromersick, longtime treasurer of the Lawrence Clearing House Association and representative of Peoples State Bank since 1908, praising his counsel and civic standing.
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Ndna Bender
Manhattan
Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
William Bromersick
Lawrence Clearing House Association
Peoples State Bank
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Hoover Administration
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St. Joseph
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
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Geneva
Carolina Textile Mills
Robinson Gymnasium
Elizabeth Dunkel
University of Kansas
Marion Lawrence
Charles A. Gaitskill
Vern. C. Dobson
Yokohama
Japan
Daughters of the American Revolution
Aes Uniqne
Valley Chapel
William, Randolph
C. “A. Richards
Holythe
Christ's Hospital
Erma Rumsey
Minervian Club
Esther Bigsby
H. A. Jatmore
Howell
B. A.‘ Ceaten
Alr
Frank Gosper
Farmers’ Union
Exankin
William ,Howe
Thomas. Murphy
Frank Walters
J. D.marin
Russell Hatcher
Oral Hatcher
Mattie McKinzie
Rock Creek
Netawaka
Farland Farm
Jenna Melure
Frank. Schnider
John Hoover
Henry Welsh Halved Biss
Raymond Reed
Charles Lemon
Webher
J. D Martin
Lola
Lida Wilson
Faye Young
Plin
White
Harald
Lawrenee
Bryan
Harold Eisele
Will Florance
Joh ‘Garrets
Thurasay
Nan Cake Co
Ben Pollack
Bark Nee “Bote
Lucie
Nizum
Lehn & Kink Serees
Anou
Kansis
J. G. Woodward
Russell J. Woodward
Bert. P. Woodward
Merton. Woodward
Ed F. Hess
Albert Houk
Lloyd Fitzpatrick
Mias
N. Faye Woodward
Streneth
N. H. Ste
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