Guide of Mexican resort accused in bandit plot
Tepic April 11 AP C Fields a guide of Mexican French extraction is accused by J E Bristow San Angelo oil man of luring him into a trap with bandits who held him a month and freed him for 3100 pesos ransom Bristow says Fields conspired to collect the ransom and fled after arranging a fake lead sample ploy and blank checks tied to the scheme yielding a reduced payment and Bristow's release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepic
Nayarit
Mexico
C. Fields
J. E. Bristow
San Angelo
Bristow
Fields
Wang
Tiror Delgado
le Mde
Far
Arit
Tanin
Bristaw
Amit
Cruz Delendo
Feliciano Wares
Merger Blocked In Steel Firms Fight In Youngstown
Legal maneuvering by Cyrus Haton halts the proposed merger of Youngstown Sheet and Tube with Bethlehem Steel. A court ruling on stockholder voting power and a decision from Judge C S Turnbaugh delay the process. Eaton's Otis and Company holdings, totaling 51 038 shares, could swing control at the April 22 meeting and influence director votes to block the consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, D
Cyrus
Yaton
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem Steel
Sheet and
Common Pleas
C. 5S. Turnbaugh
Turnbauch
Raton
Cleveland
Eaton
Otis and Company
Heat wave hits the middle west with record April temperatures
Readings across Cedar Rapids, St. Louis, Peoria and Chicago show near record heat for April 10. Chicago neared 20 degree warmth while Cedar Rapids reached 94 and Peoria 92. Showers expected later in the day. first drowning of the season reported in Chicago area as Lake Calumet cramps claimed Bruno Girona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Middle West
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Peoria
Bruno Girona
Lake Calumet
Achnings
Cosmic Drama of Creation Still Enacted, Millikan Says
Dr. Robert A. Millikan, Nobel laureate, argues the universe is not winding down but renewing itself. Speaking in New York at a science forum, he says heavier elements form in space from hydrogen, implying the creator may still be at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert A. Millikan
American Institute of the City of New York
Museum of Peaceful Arts
New York Electrical Society
Millikan
James Jeans
California Institute of Technology
Appeal Bond Fines Set in Peace Disturbance Case
D H Reese of 600 Missouri Street was fined $50 in police court by Judge C T Daugherty for disturbing the peace. An appeal bond of $100 was posted, with notice to inform by tomorrow noon whether an appeal will be filed. The arrest followed complaints by young girls that Reese followed them. Reese previously forfeited a $25 bond last November for the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Reese
Missouri Street
Charles Calhoun
C. TI. Daugherty
Reese
Daugherty
Teese
Deaths and Funerals in Linwood and area
Abraham Lincoln Kapp 47 died at Larned hospital. Funeral at Linwood community church with Rev Farwell, burial Linwood cemetery. Survived by sister Marie Thompson of Kansas City. George Mark Brown 68 died at home 834 Kentucky St. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at First Methodist, burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife and four children LoAlma Knight Wichita, Marie Brown Holly CO, Homer Brown Chicago, William Brown Kansas City KS. W T Quinlin died in Denver after illness. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs James Moore Lawrence, daughter Mrs Ernest Kugler Denver, son Jack New Mexico. Mrs Kugler, graduate. Mrs Moore and Jack Quinlin former University of Kansas students. Adr Quinlin burned in oil field explosion. wife with him, Mrs Moore went to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln Kapp
Linwood
Larned Hospital
Mr. Farwell
Linwood Cemetery
Kapp
Marie Thompson
Kinsas City
Kan
George Mark Brown
Kentucky Street
First Methodist Church
Harry A. Gordon
Oak Hill Cemetery
LoAlma Knight
Wichita
Marie Brown
Holly
Colo
Homer Brown
Chicago
William Brown
Kansas City
T. Quinlin Ward
W. T. Quinlin
Denver
James Moore
Lawrence
Ernest Kugler
Jack
New Mexico
Kugler
Moore
Jack Quinlin
University of Kansas
Adr
Quinlin
Southwest
A. A. U. We Holds Election Kansas Division Head
Miss Emma Hyde of Manhattan elected president of the Kansas division of the American Association of University Women at Wichita session. Mrs. Roy Dillon of Kansas City Kansas named state secretary. Conference urged removing state and county superintendents of education from politics and recommended establishing county libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Emma Hyde
Manhattan
Kansas
American Association of University Women
Roy Dillon
Kansas City
Manter bank robbers face death row in Colorado triad
Three men Claude Ray Andrew Halliday and John Walker were convicted of murdering deputy sheriff Carol Hickman during their Manter Kansas bank robbery. A district court jury sentenced them to death after a swift trial amid heavy posse mobilization and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manter
Kan
Sas Prairie
Claude Ray
Andrew Halliday
John Walker
Carol A. Hickman
Eads
Colorado
Arroyo
Kansas-Colorado
Lamar
Col
Ralph Fleagle
George Ashier
Howard I. Royston
Jake Fleagle
Walker
Halliday
Ray
Diploma Examinations Set for Seventh and Eighth Graders
Douglas county rural grade schools announce final diploma exam dates and sites for April 19 and 26. Locations include Lawrence high study hall Fourteenth and Massachusetts street led by Ada F Davis and Mabel Ruth Day Lecompton rural high Clarence Smith and Mary Miller Deer Creek district No 48 Mary Morrow Kathryn McCaf frey Clinton district No 25 Mildred Maloney and Georgia Rakes Lone Star district No 47 Harold Fisher and Lottie Anderson Baldwin district No 41 Elsie Dodder and Loret ta Shaw Central district No 64 Luciffe Craig and Olive Brown Baldwin city high Maurice Cook and Hilda Vernson Vinland rural high Winnie Fred Stevens and Bernice Holmes Eudora district No 28 William Roe and Thelma Harry Additional exams May 9 and 10 at Douglas county courthouse Lecompton rural high and Eudora district No 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
O. J. Lane
Lawrence High
Massachusetts Street
Ada F. Davis
Mabel Ruth Day
tLecompton Rural High
Clarence ‘Smith
Mary Miller
Deer Creek
Mary Morrow
Kathryn McCaffrey
Clinton
William Roe
Thelma Harry
Lecompton Rural High
Eudora
Rush to finish basement at Memorial Union building
University of Kansas aims to complete the newMemorial Union sub basement before Easter. E F Kindswater, civil engineering instructor and project superintendent, said the effort targets next week to align with Rotary International conference visitors, rodeo, and Kansas Relays events. A junior college debate is set for Iola with judges including K U speech instructor Lardner and debaters Strobel Rupp and Boyer. The Senate committee approved a $300,000 migratory bird refuge bill for Cheyenne Bottoms in Barton County, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Memorial Union
E. F. Kindswater
Tovay
Rotary International
Kansas
K. A
Rice Lardner
University of Kansas
Iola
Morrow
Russel Strobel
Clarence, Rupp
John Boyer
Washington
Cheyenne Bottoms
Berton
County
Senate Agricultural Committee
Miller furniture moves to larger 936 Massachusetts site
R C Miller announces lease of former bowling alley site at 936 Massachusetts Street. operation will relocate by May 1 with fifty foot frontage doubling the old store. Miller, 20 years in furniture trade, plans expanded stock and new merchandise lines. Frank Pippett to assist. Charles Long discusses potential new bowling venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Miller
Masonic Temple
Kk. Us
Massachusetts Street
Ase
Miller
Miller Furniture Company
Mr. Miller
Ottawa
Parsons
New Hampshire Street
Frank Pippett
Achning Hardware
Charles Long
Sg Porter
FORUM
Industrial Democracy talk at KU Meet K OU graduate
Paul Porter of New York City former KU student and field secretary for the League for Industrial Democracy spoke at Meyers Hall noon on Why Industrial Democracy He attended a meeting of the Why club yesterday and discussed possible Socialist Club organization with no action taken Porter graduated in 1928 and was active with the Dove staff and other university publications. Fire caused slight shed damage at 1105 Kentucky Street when a brush pile caught fire. Ruth Rice pianist and Na Martin soprano to give recital Tuesday night at the administration auditorium. Salina I O F lodge to build a three story lodge building costing over 25000 starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Porter
New York City
Univsity of Kansas
League For Industrial Democracy
Meyers Hall
Porter
Why Club
Discuer Laws
Theiversity
Dove
Potter Lake
Porses K. U
B. B. Day
Kentucky Street
Ruth Rice
Na Martin
University of Kansas‘ School of Fine, Arts
Dlock
Miss. Rice
C. A. Preyer
Miss Martin
Alice Moncrieff
Local Notes From Lawrence Area Towns
Oak Ridge and Lawrence residents share social news and events including funeral attendance, school meetings set for April 11, and a livestock judging trip by Memorial High School students. Birthday parties, gatherings at farms, visits between families, and remarks on minor injuries are detailed amid community updates.
McLOUTH Community Notes Preview Busy April Schedule
The McLouth column lists upcoming events at school including Junior Play on April 8, Scholarship Tests on April 9, District School Meeting April 11, and a Declamation and Extempore Speaking Contest in Oskaloosa with county participation. It notes the recent death of Louise Gardner Durkin and funeral attendance, social club activities at the Lawrence Country Club, and various community happenings from April 1 to March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Wact
Emmett Gardner
Louise Gephart
Louise Gardiner Durkin
Frank Schaffer
Durkin
Leavenworth
G. M. Casebier
Lawrence Country Club
Janet Coulson
Tessianna Blakeslee
Shirley Casebier
G. M. Baltis
Mallory Spencer
H. R. Ragan
H. E. Nagle
C. A. Davis
Kansas City
J. R. Edmonds
Lawrence
Frank Schaeffer
Walter Bradford
Floyd Brown
George Casebier
John Dick
Wallace Carpenter
The
Baptist Church
C. T. Dews
B. F. Perry
Baptist Missionary
E M. C. Taylor
Reno Farm Bureau Meeting and Local Notes
Reno Farm Bureau Community club will meet Friday evening April 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Herriott. Prof W C Stevens of Kansas University will lecture on landscape gardening. Mrs Howard Erwin and daughter of Lawrence were guests at the Toms home Sunday. Mrs Rankin Welborn and Lois Marie returned home from the hospital Tuesday. A new slab connecting U S 40 and U S 73 opened last week with good traffic flow. Freda and Irene Schaake attended a piano recital by Claudine Reynolds in Lawrence. Oakridge Farm Bureau plans a meeting Thursday April 17 at Mrs J S Smiths. The new yearbooks are ready for distribution. AIR te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. DeMerritt
Lawrence
Joe Woolf
Farm Bureau
Walter Heck
Memorial High
Frank Johns
J. §. Smith
Rankin Welborn
Edwin Sandéfur
H. G van Neste
W. A. Colman
Carl Myers
Ed Schaake
Lawrence Leonhard
Manhattan
Eugene Leary
Will Rice
Sons
Knowledge Hill
Frank Rowland
Rowland
Willard Morgan
Irvin Morgan
Vernon Weeks
Grange
Midland Hall
Guy Shultz
Vernon and
Ardell Weeks
Bert Flora
Frank Torn
Midland Rural Club
Paul Brune
Tryon Winchell
Rankin
Electric Light Company
Kawe
Reno Farm Bureau Community Club
J. C. Herriott
W. C. Stevens
Kansas University
Howard Erwin
Toms Home
Willis Colman
Vaneta
van Neste
Lois Marie
U. S. No. 40
U.S. No. 73
Freda
Irene Schaake
Claudine
Reece Ranch
Fall Leaf
Flike
Homer French
Tom Davenport
Merle Davenport
Kansas City
Harry Davenport
Raymond Dessinger
Roy Davenport
T. B. Davenport
Bogue
Henry Luckan
Minnie Luckan
Joe Eder
Joe
Charles Fitt
Otto Vitt
Arlene
Frank Vitt
Emilia/ Schoenhofer
Effingham
Marie Vitt Reed
Mulberry
Kan
Dyer
Tracy Vitt
Frank Mignot
Fred Phieger
Charles Vitt
Edward Deckwa
Paul Gabril
E. M. Guffey
Brock
Gen' Tre Abbott
John Imler
George Adair
Tom Malone
Riverside School News and Activities Summary
Riverside reports fine weather for school with six weeks left. Annual school meeting set for next Friday at 2 pm. PTA final meeting of year next Friday at 8 pm with program including songs, readings, duets, and a Sunday school arithmetic contest. Notable items include sixth-grade arithmetic, a pupil driving the teacher’s car, and attendance at a Negro Minstrel in Lakeview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Husted
Fridday
LaVon Brown
L. A. Beuermann
Margaret Roberts
Helen Gently
Mr. Simpson
Robin
Margie . Dillon
Virginia Lou Roberts
Carl Lavery
Jones
Simmson
Riverside
Miss Foley
Fred Browne
Byron Roberts
Baltimore
Arizona
Roberts
Lakeview
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Small Town Life
Ruth Corliss Bird, a nurse at Bell Memorial in Kansas City, spent weekend with home folks. Mrs. Grada Cheatwood hosted guests at Argentine. Dorothy Watson returned home after two weeks with Mrs. Cheatwood. Frances Strobel of Eudora will work for Mrs. Cheatwood. Funeral attendance for Mr. Ainsworth noted in Olathe. Tracy Plummer reported his mother Georgia Plummer’s hip improving at Trinity Lutheran hospital. Visits to Linwood and Leavenworth noted. several fruit plantings and egg butter deliveries described. High school pupils vaccinated for smallpox are often sick and absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth. Bird
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Grada Cheatwood
Bert Cheatwood
Argentine
Dorothy Watson
Frances Strobel
Eudora
Cheatwood
Charles Baker
Mr. Ainsworth
Olathe
Tracy Plummer
Georgia Plummer
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Oma Dent
Ola
Leavenworth
W. H. Dent
Oma
Mr. Dent
John G. Clark
Linwood
Theodore Bird
Clifford ‘Morse
DeSoto
Erle Hunter
Gus Wooden
John Turner
Reno
Desoto Families Reported Affected By Disease
Will Love notes that all DeSoto families are potential victims of the illness while Oma Dent was absent on Monday. The report mentions melon growers planting canteope seed in the valley. Maurice Henderson of Lawrence and family visited J. C. Huff Monday. Mabel Bird traveled to Kansas City Saturday. Erle Hunter’s sister in Oklahoma received a serious illness message Monday. Fay and Floyd Stainbaugh of Olathe took a business trip nearby last week. Ruth Caldwell shopped in Kansas City Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSoto
Oma Dent
Maurice Henderson
Lawrence
J. C. Huff
Mabel ‘Bird
Kansas City
Erle Hunter
Oklahoma
Fay
Floyd Stainbaugh
Olathe
Ruth Caldwell
Fall Leaf notes and social visits scattered across town
Fall Leaf residents and visitors fill a week with churchgoing, dinners, and family gatherings. The Reece Ranch unloaded cattle at Fall Leaf, and guests from Lawrence Kansas City and Mulberry Kansas joined various family events. Several residents traveled to Topeka Paola and Eudora, while others attended funerals and exams.
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Dinner at St Pauls Endora Honors Departing Pastors
A Sunday basket dinner at St Pauls church Endora honored Rev and Mrs Hauck as they prepare to move to Higginsville Missouri. Guests included Mr and Mrs Albert Torneden Mrs Reetz and children Mr and Mrs Simons of Lawrence. Local folks visited and discussed scarce work noted in Tall Leaf. Louie Koerner elected captain of the Boys Division of the 44H club at Eudora. Girls division demonstrated with Marjorie Meyhiigh and Wilma Longacre of Fall Leaf participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Eberwein
Vernon King
Lawrence
Eberwein
Whiry
Near
Oskaloosa
Tom Malone
Paola
Charles Eberwein
Bobbie and
Elroy
Leona Eberwein
Fred Eberwein
Topeka
Darlene
Jim Boyer
Linwood
William Reetz
Fred Siewen
Eudora
Fred Reetz
Louie Koerner
Wilma ‘Longacre
St. Paul’s Church
Endora
Albert Torneden
Reetz
Marjorie Meyhiigh
Wilma Longacre
Fall Leaf
Coogee
Visit Grants Sunday At Charles Soward’s Home
Mr and Mrs Nelson Olmsted and Dorothy and Mrs Emma Williams visited Sunday at Charles Soward's. Albert Breceisen faced misfortune after leasing 300 young chickens when their brooder house burned. In Shanghai the native authorities barred discharge of workers without Bureau of Social Affairs approval, with cross examination of employer and employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Olmstesd
Dorothy
Emma Williams
Charles Soward
Albert Breceisen
Shanghai
Bureau of Social Affairs
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Majestic Bau
Mark Mohier
Unitarian Church
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
WGY
T Dairy Association
Dairy Association
Chamber of Commerce
Butcher
Red Cross Committee
American Red Cross
All
Manter Bandits
Union
Journal World
Miller Store
Furniture
Grant Woodhead
Ralph Martin
Hutchinson
Will Bell
K. OU
Meet
Salina
Oak Ridge
Munity’s
Corliss
Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug Store
Frigidaire
General Motors
Shimmons Bros. Plumbing and Wiring
Wren
Ise
Mildred de
Weese
Trecu
Peter
Viamilton Brawn
Hs Michine
Correct Time
Andy Mire
Fioyd
Liayt Huntley
Areeaat
Jemung MaraTiassas
Wren Junior
Tine Aces
Lolita Cabrera
Gainsbury
Mildred Penist
Tangine
Asuets
Floyd Porerast
Arcturus
Nature
Serce
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
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