World War I cartoonist Bairnsfather to speak at Kansas auditorium
Toonist and World War I figure Bairnsfather will lecture at the University of Kansas auditorium at 8:20 pm. The talk titled Old Bill and Me will feature slides of his work and a live drawing of a large picture for the community lecture course. His career spans work in Judge, Life, The Mentor, and The American Magazine, with exposure to multiple continents and a motion picture adaptation.
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Munity
Bairnsfather
Ole
Bill
Whipped by Nine in Pinellas Asbrough Counties Gang
Several men arrested in Pinellas and Asbrough counties after a gang abducted a man in Tarpon Springs area. He was beaten with a strap by eight men, told to leave town within ten days, and walked home to Elfers. Investigation continues into earlier flogging incidents years ago.
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Pinellas
Asbrough
Jackson’s
Ernando
Elfers
Petersburg Mar
Eight Year-Old Earnest Boyce Receives State Award
James Earnest Boyce, eight, son of Prof and Mrs Earnest Boyce, traveled to Topeka this afternoon to receive a state certificate. He earned his fifth nine point button though only in the third grade. He is a Cordley school pupil and had earned a button before starting school and had one in his kindergarten year.
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James Earnest Boyce
Earnest Boyce
Topeka
al Tho
Mallpox
E de James
Cordley School
Commercial Caravan to Showcase Ford Cars in Hamilton Display
A commercial caravan featuring Ford commercial cars will tour Hamilton on Wednesday to illustrate the range of Ford factory vehicles. The event will display three wheel setups and gear ranges to demonstrate body types and color options for business uses, with Ford factory representation onsite.
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Ford
Hamilton Motor Company
Direct
At the Pate e Million Frenchmen on Broadway
The color film adaptation based on the stage hit unfolds in Parisian misadventures as Olson and Johnson navigate funny situations on Broadway backed by Claudia Dell Broderick William Claxton and John Halliday.
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Olson
Johnson
Paris
Timor
Ree
Nautilus polar expedition test in Atlantic waters
The U S Navy s Nautilus conducted underwater tests off Boone Island and the Isle of Shoals for nearly three hours with the rescue ship Falcon in contact via an underwater sound device. Depths reached 313 feet to record drops as pumps operated and sea pressure applied in torpedo rooms. Lieutenant Commander Doyle led the craft with Commander Cochran e overseeing new construction at Portsmouth Navy Yard. The Nautilus is to be based at San Diego as part of Submarine Division 20.
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U. S. Navy
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Boone Island
Isle of Shoals
Falcon
Meane
Thomas J. Doyle
E. L.cochrane
Portsmouth
Navy. Yard
San’ Diego
Submarine Division
Edie
New Head Elected At Merchants Bureau Annual Meet
T. H. Fritts was elected chair man of the Merchants Bureau for the coming year at the annual meeting. Drake was chosen as vice chair man to succeed L. M. Metzler. Executive committee members elected include P. M. Bushong Carl Drake J. H. Fritts Al Green Don Hoag C. W. Pollow Co. P. Radcliffe J. S. St. Clair and A. E. Whestemeier. Retiring members listed include R Re T. Davis Harry Eudaly Balak Harman N. C. Lindatrom L. M. Metzler George Low man Don Lovett and J. H. Parker. A report on the community auction sale was presented by Mr. Fritts.
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H. Fritts
L Ost
Drake
Vicechines
L. M. Metzler
P. M. Bushong
Carl Drake
J. H. Fritts
al Green
Don Hoag
C.W. Pollow
Co. P. Radclife
J. S
Metal plane test ends in pilot's death in Kansas City
Elbertus Thomas, 29, transport pilot, was killed when the newly tested all metal biplane went out of control after a passenger run. He had been flying since 1924 for United States Airways and lived in Denver. his parents were in Franklin, Nebraska. The aircraft, built to Army Air Corps specs, had just completed its first flight on Sunday and Thomas did not pull the parachute ripcord.
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Kansas City
Elbertus Thomas
Thomas
Army Air Corps
Franklin, Neb
United States Airways
Denver
Deaths and funerals for Rev Daniel Miller and Estella J Martin
Funeral services for the Rev Daniel Miller who died at his home on Barker Avenue will be held Wednesday at 2 30 PM from United Brethren church with Rev C L Heatherington officiating. Flowers requested not to be sent. Also funeral services for Estella J Martin 74 who died yesterday at her home 1126 New Hampshire Street will be held Thursday at 2 40 PM from Schubert funeral home and Oak Hill cemetery. Miss Martin is survived by one brother Wilson Martin living west of Lawrence.
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Estella J. Martin
New Hampshire Street
Schubert Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Miss Martin
Wilson Martin
Lawrence
Will Debate Tonight Between Porto Rico and Kansas
Debaters from the University of Porto Rico will attack U S foreign policy tonight in Fraser Theater at 8. The Kansas team includes Raymond Kell and Newman Jeffrey of Topeka and Burton Kingsbury of Burlington. The question asks whether the house should condemn U S dominion in the Western Hemisphere. There is no admission charge. Prof. E C Buell Jer, KU coach, announced the event.
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University of Porto Rico
United States
Kansas
Fraser Theater
Raymond Kell
Newman Jeffrey
Topeka
Burton Kingsbury
Burlington
E. C. Buell Jer
K. U
Brewster to Speak at First Congregational Dinner
Ray Q. Brewster of the University of Kansas and Baptist Bible school head will deliver the speak at the April dinner Wednesday night at the First Congregational Church. A layman’s view on church orders and construction plans will be shared. Reservations can be made through Mrs. Chas Kaush, Ohio.
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Ray Q. Brewster
University of Kansas
The
Baptist Bible School
Saangaker
Pram & Builders
Brewater
S: C
Chasi Kaus
Ohio
Annual Congregational Dinner and Church Officers Election Remarks
Arrangements for a spring church meeting include a statistics dinner led by professors and the dean, with officers to be elected for the elders and deacons. Reports from church bodies, retiring trustees, and quarterly communion are noted, with terms expiring and eligibility rules stated. The event occurs Wednesday at 7 o'clock, following a series of spring meetings.
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Congregational A Tyremen
Board of Elders
C.M. Blair
Terrae Ex- Bedas
Dinsmore Alter
C. J. Eustace
C. & Hagerman
Bedae Alter
C. C. Winaler
J. H. Holke
John Bunn
Cali
F. G Whipple
R. T. Emph
FL A Russell
Messrspple
Smalley
Riots in Cawnpore Reported After False Muslim Desecration Claim
Gandhi board of inquiry reports about 500 persons slain in Cawnpore during canal riots sparked by a false claim of desecration. The document cites Briton gains Jones calling the violence a disgrace to British rule and notes the attacks followed mob uproar in the city with widespread destruction of property.
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Gandhi Board’ of Inquiry
Cawmpore
New Delhi
India
Apa Gandhi
Cawnpore
Heva
Aio
Calcutta
Gain Jones
Round Table
London
Con
Dickinson and Varsity Show Notable Acting Amid Mixed Films
Feature pictures at the Dickinson and Varsity theaters offer strong performances. Norma Shearer and Robert Montgomery shine in Strangers May Kiss, with sharp dialogue. Claudette Colbert and Frederick March excel in Honor Among Lovers, while Blood and Thunder plays at the Varsity with Sound News covering spring football at Notre Dame.
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Dickinson and
Varsity
Dickinson
Norma Shearer
Robert Montgomery
The
Claudette Colbert
Frederick~ March
Saim Sommerville Ease Gie
Yma al ¢ Dickinson
Knute
Notre Dame
Wolves Force Operator Up Signal Tower Near Leavenworth
Leavenworth Telegraph reports an operator forced to climb a railroad signal tower Monday night by a pack of wolves. Pryor, returning from a country trip, was car trouble’d and walking near Salt Creek between Kickapoo and Fort Leavenworth when the wolves emerged from timber. He reascended the tower about twenty minutes later.
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Pryor
Salt Creek
Kickapoo
Ft. Leavenworth
Junior High PTA Meeting Scheduled With School Staff
Principal M F Hyge opens the junior high PTA meeting at 3 20 on Thursday with teachers from the junior and senior high schools planned to speak including Prince Paks of the senior high school.
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Erincipal M.F
Juni Preparat
Sand Prince Paks
Fraternity member reveals postgrad work at Dodge rath
A fragmentary report indicates George Noyes, tied to Theta fraternity and a Dodge-related path, is engaged with Gravier Starr Produce after graduation. The text references a luncheon and city locations but is largely garbled.
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Wien
Reyes
of Hetchisson
En Grovers
Dodge
Pat
Opie
Pier
George Noyes
Eden
Os Theta
V van Gradua Apain le
Dodge Rath
Gravier-Starr
Personal notes of Easter travels and visits by local families
Mr and Mrs T W Martin and family plus friends spent Easter Sunday with Mrs S E a Me and Mrs Fonk Kaul family and Mrs Minnie Holton returning from Excelsior Springs Mo. Mr Gayle Welle Met r and Mrs A F eClanahan and family came home from Easter holidays in Bartlesville and Talle quzh Okla. Mrs W B Dalton and Mrs A D Grey spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs Chris Armstrong returned from a weekend with relatives in Kansas City. Easter services at Convention were attended by Mrs G L Baker before she left for Salina. Mr and Mrs F S Hester returned to Tennessee Street after winter in Texas. Mrs H F Kidy and daughters Vida Belle and Teniee of the city were weekend guests Norma Krey joined the family from Christian college Columbia and will return to Shel tomorrow. Mr Warne Allphin returned from Springfield after visiting relatives.
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T. W. Martin
Lois
Linwood
W. H. Harr
Bartlesville
Tallequzh
Okla
W. B. Dalton
A. D. Grey
Kansas City
Herbert Hunter
Karlkloos
Chris Armstrong
G. L. Baker
Salina
J. R
Hester
Tennessee Street
Texa
H. F. Kidy
Vida Belle
Teniee
Norma Krey
Christian College
Columbia
Aes
Rees
Mee
Grandeon
Stauffer
Topeke Yester
Warne
Allphin
Springfiel Hs
Spy Hunter Captain Tim Healy Set for War Spies Talks
Capt Tim Healy known as Anzac and wartime intelligence officer brings dramatic accounts from his service in the intelligence department. The twice weekly series Hunting War Spies starts April 9 with talks on Tuesdays and Thursdays at station WREN.
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Tim Healy
Intelligence Department
Wren
Healy
Invited to White House for Arm Injury Boy
Washington April 7 AP At the egg roll on the White House lawn Samuel Jackson 9 fell and broke his left arm He lay in hospital smiling Mrs Herbert Hoover invited him to the White House again as he had recovered He said he had been invited because he broke his arm President Hoover sent flowers
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White House
Washington
Samuel Jackson
Herbert Hoover
Bersi Hoover
Warm Kansas Day Sets Heat Record in Independence
In Independence, Topeka and Apel reports note a warm day with temperatures near 80 degrees, the warmest recorded since October 1990. The AP dispatch describes a sunny day across the region with unusually high temperatures for early April.
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Topeka
Apel T
Independence
Wife of Wilson farmer dies in Saline crash
Mrs. Nicholas Weber of Wilson Kansas died after a car driven by her husband collided with a vehicle east of New Cambria. Weber died in hospital an hour after the wreck. Weber and another passenger were not injured. The report notes ministerial details and a later petroleum committee figure.
Kansas City Livestock April Market Report Fragment
Incomplete note from Kansas City April report shows hogs prices and market terms, plus treasury and government price lines from New York, including Liberty price near 161.36 and Treasury 4s 107.24. Fragment mentions light and fat hogs and general price signals.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
Sovernment
New ‘York
Ing
Liberty Age
Treasury
Fragmentary Remarks on Party Rules and Prohibition Debates
Fragmented text shows southern leaders debating national committee home rule plans and prohibition as a factor in eighteenth amendment questions. Mentions Governor of Virginia and Senator Fiorello La Guardia style tensions and Raskob influence on convention policy and recommended proposals.
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National Committee
Whitch
Virginia
Raskob
Cmmit
Toonen
Jury Finds Lynel Canaday Killed Marguerite Reamy
Dodge City Kansas April 7 AP a coroner jury found Lynel Canaday eighteen shot Marguerite Reamy seventeen his sweetheart whose body lay in a car near town the youth wounded in the head lay dying the jury suggested the girl may have aided in a pact with Canaday not believing he meant to kill her.
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Dodge City
Kan
Lynel Canaday
Marguerite Reamy
Burke in Court April 2 Waiver Likely for Slaying Case
In St Joseph Michigan on April 7 1929 Fred Burke the noted gunman waived preliminary examination on the charge of slaying Patrolman Charles Skelly. The waiver means he will await arraignment in circuit court as set by Judge White. Absent the hearing the case moves toward arraignment in circuit court.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Fred Burke
Berrien County
Charles Skelly
Ike
Circuit Court
Déwaing J G Orcutt and Wil of i
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions individuals J G Orcutt and Wil in a garbled phrase with no clear event or context. The readable bits offer no concrete action, date, place, or affiliation to anchor a news item.
Radio Program Summary in April Broadcast Lineup
A dense schedule lists multiple RO SDTC programs and guests for Tuesday April 7, featuring John Laiufin and Elmer An10, pianist acts Gea Vanan and The Keds Man, musical ensembles led by Paul Whitemen and Verne, and variety acts like Amos n Andy, Clara Lu Em, and Harry Men’s Orchestra. A Weather Forecast for Wednesday April 8 appears alongside radio listings for live stock markets and other program notes.
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John Laiufin
Elmer
Andy
Kate Smith
Harry Men
Verne
Duck
Squale Hotel
Visual Instruction and Celestial Travelog at Alumni News
Alumni News outlines Visual Instruction topics by Misa Faye Aden and a Bureau of Visual Instruction review. Section highlights include a Greek Legends poem by Helen and a moon eclipse discussion. Performances feature Ruth Orcutt, Meribah Moore, and soprano selections with piano by Ruth Orcutt and Hhapso.
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Newa
Misa Faye ‘Aden Per
Associa
Worth C. Dent
Rhody
Erinel On Moore
Miss Ruth
Fragmentary OCR Names Plead for Context in Bureau Notice
Fragmented OCR text reads like a partial departmental notice with names such as Joante Legend and Cornel linked to a race division. The legible bits show department references and possible officials but lack complete details on action, place, or timing.
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Balrnsfather
Florida
Ford Products
Hamilton Co
Enginees
J. H. Tudken
Chownee
Sasor
Grady
Sereby
Fritts
Merchants Bureau
Porto Rico
Brewster
First Christian Church
Kansas School of Y
Peortam
Ee ‘Sanvel
Wiles
Ok Dopey
Mesh
Tie Kesees
Ben Oserman
Helen Tomlinson
Clar
School of the Business
Frank
Presbyterian
Gandhi Board
Lea
Thursda
Green Brothers
Planet Jr
Albert Pine
Leavenworth _Telegraph
Anzac
Wilson
Farmer
Talane
Aix Mhontthe
Wilbur
Eco
Cornor
Beenee
Burke
Ralph
Hoover
Detroit
Dallas
Texas
Cony
Oak
PCE
Dallas Unul
Saunders Stores
Sora
Memphis
Tenn
Clarence Saunders Stores, Inc
Southern Grocery
Ses Ee
Wiliams Na
WB. Déwaing
J. G. Orcutt
Rosdtc
Jolly Bill
Jane
Melooses
Ford and
Wallace
Magnolia
En Mary Hale Martin
Tibby
Odel Kitchen
Chicago
Mrs. Alm
Iss
Lee Sims
K._C
United Press
Sisters of the Skilletina
Wallace Hopper
Eastman Symphony
Chate
Pegsy Winthrop
Ivy Scott
McGrew
Smith Ballew
Mildred _ DeWeese
Hawaiian Duipen
Irene Phil Cook
NBC
Harbor Lights
Wayside
Ly Ta
Amos
Jack Riley
Henry Bisse
New Yorker
Wayne King
Steppe
Zimbalist
Meribah Moore
Ruth Orcutt
Brahms
Opcutt
Hageman
Mei Sau
Funeral
Clarion Radio
Joante Legend
Keneth Sath Cornel
Department’ of Race
Btualer
Dean Paul -B
Yates
Gowdy
Relia
Gow
Dr. Gowdy
Santa
Claranon Scan
Round Corner
Copeland
Olson Bros
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Wm.docking
A V.K Hoover
C.whipple
W.F. March
J.s.stover
Cash
AF. McClanahan
Viceeres
Carl Antrim
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