Women Demand Strong Enforcement of Prohibition Laws
A witness group including Mrs Peabody and Sen Reed urged strict enforcement of the dry laws before a committee. They argued prohibition strengthens families, aids children, and improves conditions for the poor, while acknowledging illicit liquor exists. Several speakers cited moral and social benefits as they supported federal and local enforcement efforts.
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Civieal
Rood
Oklaema
Peabody
H. Silverthorn
Federation of B
Foreign Mission
America
Ami
Final Hotel Plan To Be Known Soon
Plans for a five story addition to the Elmbridge hotel are under review by W G Dubsen. Architects design a structure connecting with the existing unit, with a dining hall banquet room coffee shop and ballroom. Decision on a five story build is expected soon with fall completion possible.
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Ehiridge
W. G. Dbutsen
Apam
Tirsen
Edo
Slutson
Old County Fair Spin Turns Night into Lively Revel
Merry crowd fills the Delta Zeta and Alpha Gamma Delta booths at the annual KV vivial. Stunts by local fraternities and sororities draw prizes for best displays as the Haw organization controls the fairgrounds. Names of groups and misread phrases reflect a bustling pageant of campus life with prizes awarded for creative exhibits.
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Robinson Gee
Delta Zeta
Janes
Si Galing
Pedleys
Mivha Omicron
Booth
Kamanve Langue
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alna Tau Omewa
Haw
Ube
Lhe Weiriong
Weather notice for Ottawa predict muddy roads
In the west and north portions of the city the forecast mentions unsettled conditions and cooler temperatures. Tonight and Tuesday show combined low temperatures around the mid thirties with possible mist and wet roads. yesterday’s maximum reached 48 with a low near freezing.
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Ottawa
Stage Set for Elks Memorial Show Tonight At Bowersock
The stage is set for the Elks Memorial show at Bowersock Theatre tonight with the premiere this evening and a matinée yesterday. The program features a chorus performance followed by five short acts after a week of rehearsals. Tickets may be reserved at the theater for the event.
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Bowersock Theatre
Bank Flurry Eases After US Funds Arrive
US money totaling 43 million dollars and Cuban funds of 14 million arrived in Tiwana and Havana easing bank run fears at Royal Bank of Canada and National City Bank of New York. Small depositors had withdrawn funds amid crisis as 80 million dollars moved to meet demand while crowds formed, pickpockets appeared, and a general anxious atmosphere persisted. A separate note mentions emigres seeking to overthrow the Soviet regime, while a Parent Teachers Council meeting is announced for Liberty Memorial high school with president Mrs. W.L. Ou. The Brotherhood League discusses umpire duties and resin use by pitchers, and a Missouri contractor group files a rate discrimination complaint with the public service commission. Radio service noted as Douglas Radio.
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Tiwana
A.P
United States
Cuba
Key West
Florida
Royal Bank of Canada
National City Bank of New York
Russz
Th Conferens
Parent-Teachers Council
Coune
Liberty Memorial High School
Totrelock
WL Ou. Alamiston
Murder and buried fortune swirl in Marks death case
Tulsa man CR Marks was found dead in a private Tulsa garage. Investigators pursue murder theory with clues of a Massachusetts cemetery grave map and a hidden fortune. Relatives from Oklahoma Iowa and Massachusetts converge, while notes and a key hint at funeral expenses and a concealed stash. The police seek a new form of murder involving a car exhaust and chloroform.
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Kansas City
Massachusetts
CR. Marks
Tulsa
Okla
Marks
Oklahoma
Iowa
Davenport
Sing
Louis Marks
Concord
Mass
Lou
Gladstone Bar
Trial unfolds at hotel in San Diego for Colonel Williams
Witnesses describe Colonel Williams's behavior during Brigadier General Butler's visit amid rumors of intoxication. Captain Cates notes no clear alcohol on breath and says drinks may have included nonalcoholic options. Major Rowell testifies Williams was unsteady and pale, with debates over the nature of the beverages and sobriety. The court martial proceeds, focusing on alleged drunken conduct at the Coronade hotel.
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Marine Base
San Diego
Clifton B. Cate
Alexander
Jhetel del Coronade
Mareth
Sared Li
Butler
Ales
Williams
Coronade
Cates
Coronel
Wellane
Rowell
Colonel Williams
Rowall
Norv
Smedhey
Kroons
Toops
Ross Rowell
Marine Aviation Unit
North Island
Judge Advocate
Intel
Check charge suspect arrested in Lawrence arrest
An unidentified man about 50 named J T Harper was arrested on suspicion of passing checks yesterday morning around 5 45 As per a pass check on the First National Bank of Raymond Washington showing a 835 000 deposit the man used the name VW VP Hartman He arrived in Lawrence a week ago and sought work at the Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau He deposited 20 cash at Temple State Bank on April for collection and a 200 check on April 8 drawn on a bank in Bingham Utah He also had pass and check books from Bingham and Alamosa Colorado made out to M H R Hampton Local police learned he had given 38 for a watch at A M jewelry store and a 10 check to Army stores company He is being held in the city jail in connection with outstanding checks and possible further arrests Shecriff Ira Cramer of Alamo College requested his release if he is captured later
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Alamosa
Colo
M. HR. Wampton
A. M
Army Stores Company
People's Bank
Ira AL Cramer
Alamo Cole
H. Hampton
Alamasa Authority
Lawrence House
Ywlen
Thy
L H S To Sponsor Judging Contest
The fifth annual Northeast Kansas Stock and Grain Judging Contest will be held at Lawrence High School on Thursday April 15, under the vocational agriculture department. About fifteen teams of six from area high schools will compete in morning grain judging at the Lawrence gym and afternoon stock judging at nearby farms. A noon luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce will be provided by Farm Bureau ladies and two organizations.
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Northeast Kansas
Vocational Agriculture Department
Lawrence High School
William RB. Essick
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Baren
Lancheon I. C. Cogalizer
Some
Wiseth
Amd
Booze Stash Found After Car Search Near White School
City officers discovered about eight quarts of altered alcohol in a valise near the White schoolhouse north of Lawrence while searching for a stolen car. Clifford Tenpenny and Leon Denning, arrested after fleeing, were charged with willfully possessing intoxicating liquor for personal use and held for county prosecution. Denning admitted the car, reported stolen from his garage, belonged to him. Both men remained in county jail under state authority.
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Clifford Tenpenny
Leon Denning
Rhode Island
Iet
Cty
Henry Smith
Fred Fogler
John Ingalls
White School House
Lawrence
L. C. Denning
Rhode Island Street
Denning
Tenpenny
Rob Theater Safes Across Kansas In Early Morning Heists
In Pittsburg, Yeremen cracked the Shrine Mosque safe, stealing about $200 after a minstrels show. A Joplin theater safe was found looted for about $700. Elk County banks near Topeka shut as officials confirm two banks closed and one failed to reopen, with no word on others.
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Pittsburg
Kans
Yeremen
Joplin
Elk County
Topeka
Kan
Stateng Department
Oline National Bank
Ellis State Bank
Ether Bank
Audit report notes partial completion during absence
State auditor records indicate that the majority of the work is finished while the auditor is away. Operations will continue under the supervision of Mr. Holly and Atwater Kent Radio-Hanna during the interim.
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Holly
Likely Kansas Governor Run Discussed at Democrat Rally
Parsons April 12 A P reports Jonathan M Davis, former governor nominee, may be introduced as Kansas next governor at a Third District Democratic rally. Davis attends the event where Dudley Doolittle Thian Tlill and Mrs Ed Parker are slated speakers as several hundred Democrats gather.
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Ed Parker
Handling News Delph Simons Describes the Associated Press
Delph Simons discusses the Associated Press structure and purpose as a news cooperative. He explains how twelve hundred member papers share and coordinate reporting, split expenses, and flash important news nationwide within minutes, highlighting diversity and nonpartisan ethos.
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Delph Simons
Luneheo
Simmons
Tiere Werth
Journal-World
Topeka
Zset
Associated Dress
To Ie
Associated Press
Simons
Chi Y
Mvic
Farewell to Peairs at Chamber Luncheon
H B Peairs longtime Haskell Institute superintendent and new Indian service general superintendent will be guest of honor at the weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon tomorrow noon. Members must reserve by tonight to help the office plan preparations.
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H. B. Peairs
Haskell Institute
Alfo
Chamber of Commerce
Peairs
Washington, D.C
Water Carnival Tickets On Sale At KU Campus And Downtown
The Women’s Athletic Association announces Dream Waters the Water Carnival at the University of Kansas for Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Tickets cost seventy five cents with fifteen cents handling and are available downtown at Round Corner drug store and on campus. Tickets must be obtained at the Women’s Physical Education Office for reservation. Stock prices sink sharply in New York as short selling and bear attacks intensify with rail and industrial issues hitting new lows for the year.
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Women’s Athletic Association
University of Kansas
Round Corner
Women's Physical Education Department
New York
Inday
Lawrence Music Week Seeks Patrons For Festival Year
The Lawrence Magic Festival Association solicits patrons to fund and attend Music Week events to sustain a week of choral and orchestral concerts. Tickets include The Messiah recital by Lawrence Choral Union and performances by University groups, local schools, and visiting soloists.
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Lawrence Magic Festival Association
Robinson Gymnasium
Weel
Patro Ot
Weelkk
Doris
Habresa
Wiawatha
Correé
Chamber of
Lawrence
Middle West
Lindsborg
Messia
Kans
Universite
Theawrence Choral Union
University of Ikangas
Public Schools of
Ming
Ernestine Sehuann-Heink
Thursda
Choral Union
Caleridge-Taylor
Minneapolis Syimphony Orchestrat
Het i Veriruggben
Large Methodist meeting brings record turnout in Lawrence
A weekend gathering of the Free Methodist Church in Lawrence drew a large attendance. The session featured a conference address by secretary QO Je een “Tram Up the Child” and a tone of heartfelt thanks. Also noted were Beta Kappa initiation plans at the University of Kansas and local Farm Bureau clubs meeting with leaders including Mrs. St. Winter and Miss Elizabeth Randie.
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Tree Methodist Church
Lawrence
Farm’ Bureau
Lecompton and
Winter Farm
Buseau Elut
St. Winter
Elizabeth Randie
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Comnec of Women For Home Missions
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Buri
Paniy Bates
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Drpask
Lee Sinryde
Robert Tie Paul
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Phi Omega Pi
Surarity
Wea Pirst Prize
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Arthur
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Lougtas
Bowersock
U.S
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Fern League
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Public Service Commission
Douglas Radio
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Garden Plain
Cheney
Kansas Gas and Electric Company
Chevrolet
OP Harper
ML Hampton
Colorado
Frances Robinson
Fraser
School of Fine Arts
Fraser Hall
Miss Robinson
Waldemar Gelch
Department of
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Frank Barnes
Nf Law
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Cecil Grayli
Funk
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Atwater Kent Radio
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Music Festival Association
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Phi Beta Kappa
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