Dispute Over D A R Blacklist Stirs Ties In Boston
Boston April 9 AP Helen Bailie of Cambridge accuses Daughters of the American Revolution leaders of being duped by a small group exploiting militaristic and anti communistic movements. A pamphlet titled Our Threatened Heritage circulated claiming hundreds were blacklisted as speakers. Fred Marvin E H Hunter and Margaret Robinson named as key figures deny the charge calling it propaganda. The dispute centers on a confidential Massachusetts notice about alleged disloyal speakers tied to socialist or radical leanings.
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Boston
Daughters of the American
Fred R. Marvin
Key
Hunter
Mrs. Robinson
Deedi
D. A
Marjy
Ly Data Service
Marvin
Persecuni
York
Fred Ro Marvin
Hever Tufts Buili
Cambridge
Mass
Bailie
Hhe Naval Bill
Washington
William Sherman Walters
National Defense’ Committee
Soa
Inte Galilee pageant draws large audience at Baptist Church
A large audience at First Baptist Church witnessed the pageant Inte Galilee by Tyman R. Bayard. Members of the Young People's Society, many University students, portrayed the parts. Charles W. Thermas directed, with assistance from Prof. Calderwood, Miss Gress, Prof. Tafs, Frances Moore, Fran Andrews, Devera Anderson, and J A Peyton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galilee
Tyman R. Bayard
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Young, People’s Society
University
Velina Lindsey
Helen Churchill
Pettis Cooner
Wade
Pieter
Carl Erickson
Myron Peyton
Fire start device born from chilly mornings in Longview
Longview Washington readers learn of a home invention by Basset that uses an electrical clock and asbestos box to ignite kerosene in a furnace then, after a delay, a blower extinguishes the burner allowing Merl Bas Sete to stay warm. Easter handbills target Fifth Avenue churches in New York, while a roof fire caused by sparks from a chimney at 1230 New York Avenue Dunlap is contained by the fire department with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Wash
U.P
Merl
Bas Sete
Basset
Ayia Hed. T
New York
Kelvinator Service and Sales School Opens in Kansas
Approximately 30 Kansas Electric Power Company representatives attend a two week program in Lawrence dedicated to domestic service and commercial sales followed by commercial service instruction. Kelvinator officials from Topeka and Detroit oversee sessions at Eldridge hotel and the KEPC building with participants from across the state. The annual event, last held in Lawrence, aims to aid those selling electric refrigerators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelvinator Corpora ‘Tion
Detroit
Mich
Kansas Electric Power Company
George Pizzato
Kelvinator Corporation
Pollock
Corporation
Eldridge Hotel
Kelvinator Company
Topeka
G. R. Brown
Lawrence
Klansman Testimony Roils Pennsylvania Court Case
In Pittsburgh on April 9 AP reports Grand Dragon S. D. Rich testified that riots were urged to boost Klan interest in Pennsylvania. Local lodge charters for the Ku Klux Klan were canceled for failure to pay per capita taxes, and ex-members face court actions over funds and expulsions. Dr. W. C. Shaw, Harrisburg Grand Dragon, linked charter cancellations to nonpayment and cited obedience breaches under Imperial Wizard Hiram Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
S$. D. Rich
Ku Klux. Klan
Pennsylvania
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Pepita
Fan A. Barrickman
W. C. Shaw
Harrisburg
Grand Dragon
Erie
Latrobe
William Penn
Shaw
Hiram W. Evans
Hel
Evans
John F. Strayer
McKeesport
Latrobe-lodge
The
Kan
David C.stephenson
Michigan City
Ind
W.H.5
Thomson
Eddy to Speak at Fraser Chapel on Thursday
Y M C A lecturer Sherwood Eddy will deliver two talks at Fraser Chapel on the university campus. The 4 30 p m lecture will cover Religion and Social Justice while the 7 30 p m lecture is titled Danger Zones of the World. Eddy is known to the campus from prior visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Will Gin
Fraser Chapel
Sherwood Eddy
National Y. M. G. A
Et al
Deans Conference Planned in Boulder Colorado
Announcement of the Tenth Annual Conference of the Association of Deans and Advisory of Men to be held in Boulder Colorado May 10 11 12. Prof Frank M Dawson secretary outlines topics including extra curricular activity eligibility salaries awards self government boards of control handling sifted students honors scholarships and honorary societies fraternities probation regulation finance and scholarship Also to be discussed is proper treatment of disturbed mental health cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Deans
Boulder
Colo
Frank M. Dawson
Soviet Expedititons Spark Spring Arctic Research Surge
Moscow reports over fifty scientific expeditions planned for spring and summer across the north Crimea Caucasus Turkestan and Mongolia with joint German work in Barents and Kara seas. Hydrological institute and Geographical Society teams will study fauna while astronomical observatories map longitudes of key Soviet sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Crimea
Caucasus
Turkestan
Mongola
Barentz
Kara
Hydrological Institute
The
Geographic Society
Soviet Union
Nebraska Pharmacy Dean Attends Kansas Session
Dean R A Lyman of the University of Nebraska School of Pharmacy visits Dean Havenhill of Kansas, accompanying D H Spencer to Wichita for the State Pharmaceutical convention where Lyman will speak. Havenhill hosts Lyman with a small faculty gathering before departure. Lawrence school delegates stay in Wichita for the Karlsas Academy of Science annual meeting Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A.,lyman
School of Pharmacy
University of Nebraska
L. D. Havenhill
University’ of Kansas
Dean Havenhill
D. H. Spencer
Wichita
Dean Lyman
Dean Haverhill
Lawrence School
Karlsas Academy of Science
North Lawrence Citizens to Meet at Woodlawn Tomorrow
The first regular meeting of the North Lawrence Civic Association since its organization on March 20 will be held tomorrow evening at 8 in the auditorium of Woodlawn School. All citizens interested in beautifying North Lawrence and addressing local problems are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Lawrence
White resigns as U S treasurer to head mortgage guaranty
Frank White of North Dakota today presented his resignation as treasurer of the United States to President Coolidge effective May 1. He will lead a new venture with the Sovereign Mortgage Guaranty corny action. His successor has been chosen. White returns to banking and insurance in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A.P
Frank , White
United States
Coolidge
Sovern Mortgage’ Guaranty Corney Action
Chattanooga
Tenn
Whiteday
White
A. Washington
North Dakota
Local Deaths and Funeral Services Noted in Lawrence
Death notices report services for Mrs Johanning near Worden to be held at 2 PM from the home and St Johns Evangelical Church. Cornelius J Richardson 83 died from houseboat fire. services at the National Soldiers Home Leavenworth. Nellie G Haskell 68 died at home. funeral Tuesday at 10 from Funk Chapel with Rev Grey. Miss Nellie Haskell, longtime Lawrence resident and relative of Dudley Haskell, remembered for work in railroad and insurance offices. survived by brother Frank Haskell of Wichita. C G Hunsinger, 67, died from self-inflicted poison in despondency. funeral arrangements pending. survivors include widow and three children. Additional line notes road work efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanning
Reer
Selock
Cornelius J. Richardson
Maine
Leavenworth
Nebrna City
Neb
Topeka
Nellie
G. Haskell
Nellie G. Haskell
Massachusetts Street
Funkchapel
A.D. Grey
Lawrence
C. A. Haskell
Lucy A
Kansas
Dudley Haskeil
Haskeil
Bethany College
Southern Kansas Railroad
Santa Fe
The
Fraternal Aid Union
Fraternal Aid Association
City Water and Gas
R. C. Mantey Insurance
Plymouth Congregational Church
Frank ]Haskell
Wichita
CG. G. We
C. Hunsinger
East Eleventh Street
Hunsinger
Midland
Leavenworth County
Paul ‘Hunsinger
Guy Hunsinger J
James L. Fultz
Fred Hunsinger
N. Hunsinger
Pete Hunsinger
Liberal, Kans
George Hunsinger
Adam Hunsinger
Long Beach
Cal
Prisoners From Two Counties Labor on Kansas Road
Prisioners from Wallace and Logan counties were assembled with two inmates from Wallace county at Sharon Springs and Russell Springs to work on roads in the twenty third judicial district. Judge J C Ruppenthal invoked a 1927 law allowing grouping of three or more prisoners from different counties at a single work point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Twenty-Third Judicial District
Wallace County
Sharon Springs
Russell Springs
Logan County
J.C. Ruppenthal
Sayre Transcontinental Runner Stops At Control Station
Peter Gavuzzi of Southampton England led the transcontinental foot racers into Sayre Oklahoma as the thirty seventh control station. He covered 32.2 miles from Textla in 3 hours 35 minutes 30 seconds. His elapsed time for the 1 100 miles from Los Angeles is not fully stated.
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Sayre
Okla
Peter Gavuzzi
Southampton
England
Textla
Mies
Los Angeles
Fatally Injured In Topeka Bicycle Crash
Samuel Loomis aged 12 of Topeka was fatally injured when struck by an automobile and thrown from his bicycle. Probate Judge Menger issued a marriage license to Donald Miller and Sarah Waede Doth of Lawrence. Knights Templar attended Easter services at Plymouth Congregational Church.
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Loctaires
Roy Topeka
Apt
Samuel Loomis
E.H- Loomis
Topeay
Menger
Ernech
Donald “Miller
Sarah Waede
Lawrence
Knights -Templar
Plymouth Congregational Rch
A. JD
Grey
Odd Network Radio Schedule Fragment
Readable bits show a broadcast lineup with names like Ella Ross Lloyd and Stromberg Carlson gear. Mentions blue network programs and a Russian novelty orchestra with time blocks 4s to 9:30 p.m. Some text appears garbled but indicates a programming outline for a station's evening schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotay
Bragrai
Ella Ross Lloyd
Pieziliner ‘Marsan
M. —Stromberg-Carlson
Blue
Blue Network
nArmand Eirle
Washington Kiddies Egg Hunt at White House Gates
Washington Apr 9 AP despite chill overcast day children gathered at the White House for Easter Monday egg rolling. The crowd grew quickly as reporters counted entrants while President Coolidge, at his desk, watched from the window. Rebecca the White House raccoon entertained the youngsters from inside her fenced enclosure.
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Washington
White House
White’House
Rebecca
Howell Family Visits Lawrence During Easter
Prof and Mrs FM Howell and daughter Frances Lucy of Pittsburg spent today in Lawrence with Mrs Howell’s sisters Mrs J B Fu gate and Miss Mary Howell returning home from Toole Where they spent Easter with Mrs Howell’s brother Governor Ben S Paulet and Mrs Paulen Dr Searson Borroughs of Ille KY stopped in Lawrence as Dr and Mrs Westworth where he has been conducting meetings at the First church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM. Howell
Frances Lucy
Pittsburg
Lawrence
Howe
J. B. Fugate
Mary Howell
Tootle
Howell
Ben S. ‘Paulet
Paulen
Searson
Borroughs
Ille
Kys
Ins Law
West ‘Worth
Auction and club notices from The Monday issue
The Monday auction club meets this afternoon with Miss Jeannette Wheeler. The Progressive Sunday school class of the Methodist church led by Dr. H L Chambers holds a regular business and social meeting in the church parlors Wednesday at 8. The hogs and hostesses are Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Fearing and Mr. and Mrs. A E Woester meyer. The Amigos club meets with Mrs. Guy Keeler at 1720 Indiana Street Wednesday afternoon at 3. Rod call responses will be on the subject of art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
H. L. Chambers
Albert H. Fearing
A. E. Woestermeyer
Amigos Club
Guy ¥. Keeler
Indiara Street
Rodl
Jon
Big Springs Social and Weather Disruptions Noted
The Highland Park High School play Little Miss Tack was postponed due to bad weather. A windstorm caused torn doors and scattered debris with trees broken and hay rake damage reported as residents surveyed the aftermath.
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Miss Tack
Dramatic Club
Highland
Park High School
Otto Durow
Texas
Darow
Ove Roberts
Tecumseh
A.C. Walters
Lawrence
Bert Wialters
Elizabeth
Esther Balzimaier
Neta Milleren
BE Aalst
Highea
Community plans piano purchase for building project
Planning to raise proceeds for a community building, Ruth Dayne rings in a concert to fund the piano. Sacred concert at the Gona tional church in Lawrence Sunday evening. Big Springs Farm Bureau Club met with Mrs. Mae Henry to plan hats with helpers Elizabeth Randle and Douglas County home demonstration agent. Members present included Emma Glenn, Ben Kellogg, Beulah Wynner, Bert Walters, Hazel Plateman, Ved Dreyer, Vena Wilson, Mae Henry. Several local residents visited family and friends, with others active in church school and home activities.
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Owill
Ruth Dayne
Barent
Lawrence
Rick
Mary Glenniat
Gonational Church
Lawrence Raat
Springs Farm’ Bureau Club
Mae Henry
Elizabeth Randle
Douglas County
Henry
Emma Glenn
Ats
Ben Kellogg
Sue Hartman
A. E. Wilson
Ray Baldwin
Denver
Colo
Swadley
Glarence S Glenn
Herbert Wymerst
Bert Walters
Mary Mildréd
Topeka
Herbert
Wymer
Ora Goff
William Plateman
Ralph
S.H . Hennesy
Tesnmach
Alex Slaughter
Sion Slaughter
Seach
Adit
Charles Wilson
Rose
Fay
Francis
Harold
CAPTAINS CREEK COMMUNITY GUEST LISTS OVER WEEKEND
Local residents hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous families in Capta ins Creek. Names include Ed and Henry Price Ambler and family Minter Wilcox and others at dine r Sunday with Ed Mistele family. Helen Parker of Baker University visited with Elroy Parker and family. Kathleen Broer and daughter joined Weaver visitors. Several attendees from the vicinity joined Hesper school entertainment including Ambler family and Keegan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Price
Henry Price
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
Dinier
Harry Ambler
George
Bert Harlam
Clara May
Donna
Jean
Ed Mistele Jy
Edward
Victor
Glenn
Wayne
Irene
Frank Neis
Helen Parker
Baker University
Fay’ Anscotter
Elroy- Parker
Floyd Broer
Kathleen of
Weaver
Sam Ness
Howard Blaylock
Lake “View
Jack
Meyers
Johnhire
Anna Smithtis
Tom Scott
Jim Hale
Prairie Center Friends church hosts monthly meeting and quilt
A fragment from a Prairie Center community note details visits among Blaylocks Amblers Neises and families from De Soto Atchison and Lawrence. It mentions the monthly Prairie Center Friends church business meeting with lunch and quilting, local youth basketball at Eudora, and several Sunday visits and new car purchases amid social gatherings.
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Blaylock
Melvin Blaylock
Lawrence
Harry~ Ambler
Alogijer Andi
Mildred -Louise
Friends- Farsary
Society of Hesper
Luther
Klopfenstein
M Gar
White
John
Bernite Mize
Dorothy Steed
Oscar-Neil
Mildred
Leone
Donald
Zena
Guenther
Janice
la Verne
Sam Neis | Homme
and. Mirs
Ernest . Sigman
Baby
de Soto
Harold
Gordon
Bits
Osborne
Harold S
Helen
Audrey
Ernie White
Louis Middleton
Oda Corp
Conn
Horace. Woodard
Woodard
Fred Watson
Watson
Hoperwell School
Merlyn Andrew
Eudora
Ian
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Ouiseanti
George Ambler
J. B. Hymer
Herbert Sheldon
Vennette
Harold White
Atchison
Bering
Rena
Card of Thanks for W H Weber Family
The Weber family gratefully acknowledges neighbors and friends for sympathy and flowers after the death of husband father son and brother Wm H Weber.
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W. HL
Weber
August
Wm. H. Weber
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Fifth and Park
T.G. Stevenson
George T. Wet‘ Zl
R. C. Rankin
Stevenson
Pag
BPSD
Kansas City
Roscoe. C. Patterson
Walter, Gravens
Kansas City Joint Stock Land Bank
Merrill B. Otis
J Y
Garden City
Dairymen-2
Scottney
Haskell
Asso AP
Deans
Blan
Soviet Russia
Nebraska
North Lawrence
Woodlawn
George 'T. McDermott
United
McDermott
United States District Court
Graybill
Newton
W.graybill
A. W
Weavon
Ned Barnes
Barnes
Malcolm McAtee
E.R. Keith
McAtee
Sam
Topekay
Gates
Miss Jeannette Wheeler
Big Springs
Captains Creek
Mattie Jewett
Tyan Hamilton
Freddie
Gardner
Miss Mae
Raymond Boyer
Andora
Charles Reed Christian
Prairie Center
Eharell
Beulah ‘Richardson
Sam_Neisy
Carrol Edington
Ed Andrew
Alonzo
Inuve
Tora
Freddie Nets
Clark Couch
Tom Bir Elroy Parker
Thompson “White
William Masterson
Wirand
Chass Reed
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Indiana St
the Lawrence Candy Shop
D. AL Lyonard
E. J. van Stratten
Ohio
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