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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1929

Page

4

Kansas Governor’s warning sparks concern over lawmen

A fragmented editorial notes Governor Reed’s warning about law enforcement officials in Kansas counties. It questions the impact of naming 14 or more officials and warns the governor should bolster trustworthy sheriffs and county attorneys instead of undermining public confidence.

Ike Reed Kansas Sher Janind Sthal

Sinclair contempt case shows senate’s investigative reach

The Senate may compel answers from Harry Sinclair’s attorney, and Sinclair faces three months in jail and a $500 fine for contempt after refusing to answer before a senate committee. The decision emphasizes the Senate’s right to ask questions bearing on legislation amid ongoing Teapot Dome litigation.

Senate Harry Sinclair St Yound Angiers Sinclair Spain Senate Committee Eve ‘Hekert

Sinking of Canadian vessel delays US Canada cooperation

Fragmentary text notes a sinking and its impact on longtime US Canadian collaboration. It mentions The Outlook as a propaganda outlet and suggests a shift from past influence. The passage reflects wartime rhetoric and bilateral tensions.

Lyman Abbott ‘Soning United States Canada

Great Garfied Speech Dominates House Proceedings

In the House of Representatives the Garfield address on the crisis is highlighted. H.R. No. 1 contemplates army appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1930 and related matters. The issue notes Garfield’s views and the surrounding debate with limited accompanying items.

Garfied House of, Representatives House Garfield Mme ‘Bonaparte Baltimore Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte Charles Joseph Napoleon Adsonsi

Historic Tree in Meade County Knights to Tree Name

Dear editor recounts a Jour nal-World omission about a cottonwood dubbed the Lone Tree near Meade, Meade County. It recalls 1874 surveying parties led by Oliver Short and kin, ambush and deaths, and the burial of all into one grave at Lone Tree camp.

Meade County Journal-World Kansas Meade Oliver Frances Short Lawrence Dodge City Ft. Dodge Oliver, Short L. A. Thrasher Abram Cutler Lone Tree Short Truman Shaw Harry ‘Kendhlér Harry. C. Jones Dodge Harold Short Pope Ft. Leavenworth Ft. Dodze

Disarmament Looms at Geneva as Nations Brace

Geneva AP disarmament dominates talk as the preparatory disarmament commission prepares to meet on April 15. Nations like Britain France Japan and Germany push for armament limits while naval programs proceed, with U S Britain Germany and others sending key delegates to Geneva.

Geneva League of Nations Preparatory Ter Preparatory Disarmament Commission Brigain Brance Ar Japan Germany United States France Russia Hugh Gibson Belgium Lord Cushendun Great Britain Aimaro Sato Washington Wemen Bernstorff

Famine in Congo Deepens Bahuti Plight Despite Rain

AP reports in Belgian Congo the Bahuti famine persists amid relief efforts. Heavy rains improve crop prospects but fail to end starvation as thousands of Bahutis suffer under a slave-like system, with deaths mounting along relief routes to Uganda.

Kampala Uganda Africa Ruanda Belgian Congo Congo Ugiunda Ugaanda

Kansas History: 1878 Fatal Incident In Emporia

On this date, Rev. Q J Shannon was reportedly killed in an accident involving a mine. The event ties to orders from a military officer directing response and actions in Emporia and surrounding areas.

Q. J. Shannon Trpa- Anthony Emporia Ding

Scientists to talk at Kansas Academy meeting in 1929

Manhattan Kansas April 9 AP widely known American scientist will address nutrition and organic function topics and an army authority on chemical warfare will lecture at the Kansas Academy of Science session at Kansas State Agricultural College April 25 to 27 1929. The program includes papers from Dr Herbert M Evans of University of California and Dr George E Johnson secretary of the academy with sessions on chemistry physics entomology psychology and a business meeting.

Manhattan Kan Army Kansas Academy of Science Kansas State Agricultural College Herbert M. Evans Department of Anatomy University of California Haig, Sherkerjian General Service Schools Uited States Army Fort Leavenworth George E. Johnson Kansas’ Academy of Science Ret Academy L. C. Wooster Karisap State Teachers? College Hays Academy

Missouri Senate proposes referendum on eighteenth amendment repeal

In Jefferson City Missouri Senator Joseph Brogan Democrat St Louis introduced a resolution to seek a national repeal of the eighteenth amendment and to put the question to a state wide vote under referendum laws. A similar house measure is being drafted by Representative Huber of St Louis.

Efferson City Missouri Senate Joseph Brogan Democrat St.Louis Congress

Chase Bank Plans Acquisition of American press Co

New York April 9 AP plans for Chase National Bank to acquire American Ex press Company and its global banking operations were announced. The consolidation would place Chase with bank offices in major cities worldwide. Berlin April 8 AP General Ludwig von Lauter died at 74. He commanded German heavy artillery in the war, including guns bombarding Paris.

New York Chase National’ Bank Chase Bank Bankgo Big Bertha Berlin

Baldwin News Notes Local Social Scene

J A Hastwood in Baselipe spends Sunday with family. Kansas visitors arrive for weekend events. Mrs Florence Hedges of Baldwin visits family with son J Edward Hedges from Kansas City. Locals attend church events and club gatherings. road conditions hinder travel to Gardner. Baker quartet and Baker girls quartet perform sacred concert at Methodist church. Pan-Hellenic dinner hosted at Zeta Tau Alpha house. Lincoln, Nebraska prize announced for Busch-Sulzer engine contest winner Edward J Crago informs of fourth prize.

J. A. Hastwood Baselipe J. Edward Hedges Kansas Hedges J. O. Scott Baldwin Florence J. R. Holman Topeka Methodist Calvin E. Holman Holman California Clarence Kimball Charles Frederick Claude B. Beeks Kansas City Gardner Ruby Keohane Kensington Club Sixth Street G. S. Ulom Pomona John Wellborn Waring Tés Rook Club Baker Qverbrook Methodist Church Hazel Pence Margaret’ Tate Margaret Annn Hunt Mary Lou, Lincoln Vera Lou Saxer Harry Shubert Samuel _Herprick Harold Wood Verla Wagme Zeta Tau Alpha Cowgill Lawrence Spen James Miss Cowsill Ethlyn Stewart Austin Schnake Richard Philip Id Donald Deels Helen Gill Big A Tain George Kelly Danahtert Martha Ann Kathserine Keith G. Robinson Sieak Lincoln Neb Mayer Edward J.‘ Crago2 Busch-Sulzer-‘engine Company

Prize Entries and Local Notices From Baldwin Ledger

The Baldwin Ledger reports prizes for a best article on the topic The tory cf Busch Sulzer Engine in Municipal Service with Mayor Cragoe winning fourth prize of 85 dollars. It notes social visits, Rebekah lodge initiations for Grace Huey Georgia Williams and Russell Greer, and city officials to be sworn in at the Tuesday night meeting. It covers disappearance of J A Simpson of Baldwin, descriptions, and hoped clues. Also reports funeral of Ira Robbins at Oakwood cemetery in Overbrook.

Grace Huey Georgia Williams Russett Greer Thomas Slavens Rebekiahs Gridley Lodge Maypor Edward J. Cragon W.M. Clark W. W. Neil Thomas L. Harris H. L. O'Neil C.E. Brown C. E. Heaon Dorothy Haglund Art Haglund College Cafe Lawrence J.A. Simpson Gus Simpson Philip’ Miller Clinton A. O. Sullivan Mr. Simpson Rawleigh Medicine Co Baldwin Neaby Oakwood Cemetery Ira Robbins Overbrook C. E. Holman

Mothers learn value of Milk of Magnesia for babies

Mothers are urged to discover Phillips Milk of Magnesia use for babies and children. It relieves souring in the digestive tract, belching, vomiting, feverishness, and colic. It acts as a mild laxative to ease constipation and can neutralize cow’s milk. Free information book offered by The Phillips Co. with genuine product guarantees. Strong entities include Phillips Milk of Magnesia, The Phillips Co., Hudson Street Newark NJ, 1875 trademark.

Phillips Co Hudson ,&I Newark N.Y Phillips Milk of U.S Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co Chas. H.phillips

Nine year old identified as Wright relative in obituary

The nine year old is named as a brother of Mrs ir Wilbur Wright. Newell Maas transported the remains from Overbrook.

Ir Wibur Wright Newell Maas Overbrook

1928 Accident Figures and Railway Risk Summary

British railways report from 1928 gives risk figures and casualty estimates. The document notes overall accident figures reaching tens of thousands, indicating a high level of risk across routes and services managed by British Railways.

British Railways Cate

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