Sunday films in Clay Center and Emporia vote
The Kansas municipal election results show incumbents leading by a wide margin while Sunday movies won in Clay Center and Emporia. Bond issues had mixed support with Galena McPherson Independence and Olathe approving, while Emporia rejected a municipal light plant bond and Independence approved a $60,000 light and street project.
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Clay Center
Emporia
Galena
McPherson
Independence
Olathe
Kinsley
Junction City
Garnett
Abilene
P. D. Litts
Yance
D.sw. Gugler
Anthony—M. D. Hoopes
Citizens
Howard Wilcox
Labor
Bonner Springs
W. E. Creamer
al Neubear
George J.meyn
Incum
Bert Ai. Williams
Baxter Springs
G. F
Audley Walker
Columbus—Citizens Party
Wilsen Jones
Girard
John Endecott
Horton
J. B. Miller
I & Independence
Ralph C. Mitchell
Charles V.kincaid
Joseph Rosen- Ffield
N. ¥. Young
Roy Luke
Lindsborz
Emil Franzen
Jo‘oseph Beckman
Victor Gunnerson
Axel Billing
Franzen
A. W. Bremger
Fred Eniriken
Nickerson
Estes-Payne to Open Lawrence Branch at 710 Massachusetts
Estes-Payne & Co investment brokers of Topeka announce a Lawrence branch opening around April 10 at 710 Massachusetts Street. J Wayne Estes says Don Eld Selisara, a KU graduate, will run the office. The branch will handle Kansas municipal bonds and general brokerage. Fifty three blood tests were needed to identify the correct blood type for a recent transfusion.
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Estes-Payne & Co
Topeka
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
J. Wayne Estes
Don, Eald Selisara
University of Kansas
Kansas
University of Kansas recital features nine students
A Thursday program at 3 30 p m in Central Audito rium showcases piano cello and voice students from the University of Kansas fine arts school. The varied program includes Beethoven Scherzo Caprice Palateli o La Beli La Beli items and works by Rossini Walton and Herold among others performed by students such as Alice Russell Ruth Haggard Wolfe Corinne Pom posell and Margaret McNown with pieces ranging from variations to polonaise and intermezzo.
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University of Kansas Fine Arts School
E Opera
Palatelio
Alice Russell
Thompeop
Ruth Haggard Wolfe
Corinn
Renee Erred
Gonn Paul
Fann Poddel
Walton Neha
Margaret “McNown
Comfort Ton
Bernie Willis Quant
Herold Dolgenow
Fines Set for Assault in KU Campus Case
Jack Harris and Andy Tanner paid fines totaling $11.75 after pleading guilty to assaulting Ambrose Woller, a KU junior, in front of the Alpha/Kappa Psi house on 1503 Massachusetts Street. Justice Springer fined $7.50 each with half costs, and both were released after payment.
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Jack Harris
New Hampshire Street
Andy Tanner
Route 2
Charles Springer
Ambrose Wollyer
Vermont Street
University of Kansas
Springer
Harris
Tanner
Wolken
Alpha/Kappa Psi
Massachusetts Street
Anna May Tanner
Miss Tanner
Miss la
Frances Kappelman
Alabama Street
Richmond Lawrence
R. B Stevens
Ottawa
Miss. Tanner
Miss Kappelman
Rapid justice in three cases heard yesterday
Justice courts disposed of three criminal matters in quick fashion. Eugene Payne, 18, pleaded guilty to possession of 12 pints of liquor before Justice Frank Dodds and received 30 days in jail plus a $100 fine after arrest near Second and Locust. Harry Moss also pleaded guilty on charges of possession and transportation of a five gallon jug of whisky, with $100 fines and 30 day jail terms on each charge after arrest on East Ninth Street. R B Stevens filed a confiscation action over a Chevrolet. Robert Ingalls, charged with petty theft, pleaded guilty and drew a 30 day jail sentence before Justice Charles Springer.
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Justice Courts
Eugene Payne
Connecticut Street
Frank Dodds
Payne
Second
Locust Streets
Harry Moss
Justice Dodds
Moss
East Ninth Street
R. B. Stevens
Robert Ingalls
Charles Springer
Deaths and Funerals Notices Span City History
Deaths and funerals listed for Mrs Liana Sayes Wood of West Twenty-first Street aged 85 with surviving children and relatives in Lawrence Philadelphia Kansas City and San Diego. Funeral set for Friday 2:30 pm at Rumsey chapel with Rev C C Cunningham. Also notes death of Robert Joe Winters and an address by Rev Fred Condit to local Masons and a brief In Memoriam message for Cleve Godfrey.
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Liana. Sayes Wood
West Twenty-first Street
Wood
F. Vips
Ralph Baldwin
Lawrence
Mattie Coley
Kansas City
Thomas B. Wood
Forest Hills
W. E.forney
Philadelphia
Penn
Marguerite Shore
Howard Phillips
S. R. Shore
San Diego
Cal
Rumsey Chapel
C. C. Cunningham
Charnt
New York
Franklin
Jackson County
Blue Springs
J. B. Wood
Fred D. Condit
Eldorado
Kans
Masonic Temple
Slumber Not a Part of the Curriculum at KU Campus
A humorous critique of classroom sleep across campuses recounts professors fighting slumber yet students nap during lectures. A Minnesota visit and campus anecdotes touch on breakfast ads, lost pins, and a professor’s retail grievance over 23-cent hinges.
Former County Resident Civil War Veteran Dies in Topeka
Eli H. Hall aged 84 a Kansas resident since the Civil War era died Monday in Topeka after living in Lawrence area and near Buck Creek. Born 1839 in Portland Maine hall served in the Tenth Illinois Cavalry and retired in 1918 joining Leavenworth soldiers home. He leaves five sons and two daughters died in infancy. Funeral held in Topeka with burial at Hoyt cemetery beside his wife.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Walter Hall
Clinton
Buck Creek
Portland
Maine
Mr. Hall
Tenth
Illiois Cavalry
Auburn
Leavenworth
Topeka
Fred W
Cassius
Hoyt
George C
Charles M
Be Ellingham
Wash
Wilmer H
Maryville
Maye E. May
Hoyt, Kan
Ex-Service Men Invited to Legion Hall Radio Program
Ex-service men are invited to a Legion hall broadcast Friday night from 10:30 to 11:30 Central Standard Time. The hour long program honors the American Legion with addresses by Senator David A Reed of Pennsylvania and Representative Wright Patman of Texas.
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Legion Hall
Old City Hall
Eighth and
Vermont Street
American Legion
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Wright Patman
Texas
Kansas council backs state police plan for 1935 bill
The legislative council voted to recommend a state police system for Kansas to the 1935 session. A bill will be drafted by a committee, aiming to equip officers with modern tools and radio. Critics warned of political misuse. supporters cited crime needs and coordination gaps.
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Kansas
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Kansas City
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Ford
Skovgard
Greenleaf
Rep. Buzick
Lincoln
Senator Long curses at hearing over internal revenue pick
Washington April 4 AP Senator Huey P Long of Louisiana was cursed at a senate hearing on Roosevelt nominee D Moore for internal revenue collector in West Louisiana. The official reporter said he heard nothing for the record while Long heard Sullivan mutter a profanity. The exchange followed Bradley’s remark about gambling on anything and a tense confrontation ensued.
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Long
Col
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Harrison
D. Miss
Col. E. R. Bradley
Kentucky
Kansas Counties Named for Wheat Adjustment Waivers
Washington April 4 The farm administration designated five counties in seven states as areas where minimum planting requirements of wheat adjustment contracts may be waived this year due to unfavorable planting conditions. Kansas counties listed include Barber Clark Comanche Edwards Ford Finney Gove Grant Gray Greeley Hamilton Haskell Hodgeman Kearney Kiowa Lane Logan Meade Morton Ness Pawnee Pratt Rush Scott Seward Sheridan Stafford Stanton Stevens Thomas Wallace and Wichita. Buick Prices Are Increased Flint Michigan April 4 An increase in Buick prices, ranging from 65 to 130 dollars, was announced due to higher wages and shorter work hours.
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Texas
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Gray
Greeley
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Kiwa
Lane
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Meade
Morton
Ness
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Pratt
Rush
Scott
Seward
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Stafford
Stanton
Stevens
Thomas
Wallace
Wichita
Floods Recede as Wisconsin and Minnesota Survey Damage
Floods receded allowing western Wisconsin and southeastern Minnesota residents to survey heavy property damage after two to four inches of rain. Three trainmen died at Hudson when a freight derailed, a buggy carrying seven drowned near Whitehall, and two men and a woman perished near Eau Claire and Spring Valley. In Chippewa Falls workers were trapped in a woolen mill until the river fell, with ninety others escaping. Flooding remained serious at Menomonie and Cedar Falls as the Red Cedar overflowed behind AMS.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hudson
Wis
Whiteall
Eau Claire
Spring Valley
Chippewa Falls
Duncan Creek
Menomonie
Cedar Falls
Red Cedar
AMS
Radiator cap theft. Chil i loyalties. Lawrence notices
A Lawrence traveler is seen placing a fancy radiator cap on his car, while Elmer Schaake, now a Warrensburg Teachers College coach, jokes about chili. Other items note a busy cleaning plant, golf practice using marbles, election boards, Nemaha bond plans, and Governor Landon unintentionally bypassing a reception.
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Lawrence
Ford says wage increases won’t raise car prices
In an interview quoted by Dow Jones & Co Henry Ford said higher wages do not raise costs and if material prices rise too much Ford will start making more of its own components. He noted Ford Motor Co is currently profitable on present costs and plans to expand internal production if needed.
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Henry Ford
Detroit Today
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Baldwin News Brimming With Community Events
Miss Clara Krefting returns from Easter visit in Minneapolis. Rotary meets at College Cafe. A F Baker discusses spraying apple trees. Topeka visitors and Easter entertainments fill Baldwin as Baker and Lawrence families travel. Wedding of Lucille Rickenbaugh and Mack Littrell ties Baldwin social circle. Cancer? Not indicated. Local clubs discuss bridges and tunnels.
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Clara E. Krefting
Minneapolis
Minn
Rotary Club
College Cafe
A. F. Baker
W. J. Williams
Mary Margaret
Marian Louise
Topeka
M. A. Lawrence
Mary Anna Lawrence
Kansas City
Bakyer
Fellowship Hall
Senorita
Elisa Perez
University of Kansas
Luther 0
Leavengood
Nancy
Rosedale
Nellie Mann
Omar Leavengood
C. G. Bretnall
George Bretnall
Boulder
Colo
Center Point
Baker
iFirst Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Martha Cowgill
Lawrence
Florence Snow
Kansas
Emma Snow
Irving D. Bartley
Kilbourne Bowers
Wheeler, Tex
Kilbourne
Robert Bowers
Faye Holliday
Alexander Bruner
Edna Edwards
Rose
Case
Orlin Longwood
Peggy
Ruth Mary
Stafford
Baldwin
Samuel Longwood
Longwood
H. E. McLeod
Edgerton
First Methodist
McLeod
P. E
Earl Black
Cottey College
Nevada
Nancy Brannock
G. M. Gander
W. O Gibbon
Frank E. Wolf
Madge
Deonald Leach
Uva
Frank E Ois
Ethan Payne
Lorenza Payne
Cloyd Foster
Grace
Black
Bethel
Ernest
First Methodist Church
Lucille Rickenbaugh
Mack Littrell
G. N. Rickenbaugh
Zelma Rickenbaugh
N. W. O'Byrne
Baker University
Tri Delta
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Littrell
Bert Jones
Rebekah Lodge
Bible story testament for children at First Baptist Lawrence
This Sunday at 2 30 in the First Baptist church Lawrence a Bible story testament for children ages 1 to 12 will be held. Sponsored by Miss Ethal Payne Baldwin county children’s worker for the Douglas County Council of Religious Education.
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Earl Hobson
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Ethal Payne
Baldwin
Gounty
Douglas County Council of Religious Education
Illinois coal mines resume operations after short suspension
Most of Illinois 154 coal mines reopened today following a one day shutdown caused by confusion over the Presidents 351 hour workweek edict as stated by Fred S Wiskey secretary of the Illinois Coal Operators Association.
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Chicago
Illinois
Fred S. Wiskey
Illinois Coal Operators Association
Reynolds Inherits $25 Million On 28th Birthday
Reynolds Jr inherits about 25 million dollars on his 28th birthday amid a report of his ventures in aviation shipping and Broadway. Government bond quotes appear alongside stock market notes, and a distant view of Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina is described as resembling an old man's face.
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Grandfather Mountain
North Carolina
Mount Mitchell peak and Kentucky park name change noted
An article notes Mount Mitchell in North Carolina as the highest eastern peak not visible far away due to blocking mountains. It also states Cumberland State Park in Kentucky was renamed Pine Mountain Park to avoid confusion with Cumberland Falls State Park.
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Mount Mitchell
North Carolina
Rocky Mountains
Cumberland State Park
Kentucky
Pine Mountain Park
Cumberland Fails State Park
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