Federal Cavalry Drives Rebels Near Naco in Mexico
April 12 Maco Sonora AP federal cavalry engaged rebel camps of General J Gonzalo Escobar on the Nogales road west of San Jose mountain. About 190 prisoners were taken as rebels reportedly deserted under fire. Casualties undetermined. The action followed reports of rebel strength near Naco and border tensions with U S forces on alert as reinforcements and artillery mass along Sonora's frontier.
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Maco
Sonora
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Nogales
San Jose Mountain
Naco
Ndeo
Atiz
Aapervienn
Neo Toda
Can
Sonorasey
Dovelas
Négales
F. Garizato Escohac
Agana Prisin-Soenara
Are
el Tuso
Texas
Nacy
Naces
Naep
al Kiehtean
United States Cavalry
St. Helena San
Antonio
Eighth Corps
First Cavalry
Cape Maria
St. Helena
Big Bend
Cheyenne
Wyo
APH
Twentieth Infantry
Fort D
Ruspell
Bisbee
Aviz
Allies Agree On Reparations Terms For Germany
Paris April 12 The allied powers reparations experts have agreed to terms which will be submitted to Dr Hjalmar Schacht head of the German delegation tomorrow after two hours of discussion this afternoon. The experts expect Schacht will need time to consider but general belief is negotiations with Germany will not be long.
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Paris
Hialmar Schacht
Sattachte
Lemonne
Rebel General Credits Almazan for Saving Federal Army
Rebel General Federito Barrera, a prisoner of war, said only General Almazan’s advisal saved the federal army at Jimenez last week. He cited Escobar’s entrenched positions and camouflaged earthworks as decisive factors, with a rare direct attack at the railroad. Barrera spoke after a summary court martial and pending trial in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Federito Barrera
Andreu Alimazan
Jimenez
Barrera
Jose Gonzalo Escobar
Almazan
Iran
Bay
Santiago
Escobar
Frost, frost reports in Kansas crops steady
Topeka reports a stretch of frosty weather has ended with the frost crop in Kansas appearing undamaged by frost. The Weather Bureau noted heavy frost in the northeast fruit area while federal meteorologist S. D. Flora said there should be little if any damage. A freeze but no frost was reported in the northwest. Forecast calls for fair skies tonight with more clouds Saturday and warmer temperatures. Highs may reach 60 to 63 tomorrow after a low around 40 in the north and 45 in the south.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Exiled Trotsky Arrives in Constantinople In Disappointment
In Constantinople on April 12 AP reports Leon Trotsky, enraged by Germany's refusal to admit him, unpacking in a small outskirt house. He has hired a stenographer and may begin writing his autobiography. He declined press talks, viewing Germany's stance as a potential death blow to his health.
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Constantinople
Lvon Trotzky
Germany
Pbe
White House
Deaths and Funerals Alfred Buch Kansas City cellist
Alfred R. Buch aged 53 former Lawrence resident and renowned Kansas City cellist and teacher died at his home 3238 Brooklyn Ave. He was born in Lawrence on December 45 1876 and studied with Louis Amato. He played at the Shubert and Liberty theaters in Kansas City and held posts with the Denver Symphony Kansas City Symphony and Kansas City Little Symphony. He taught many cellists and was active in chamber groups. He is survived by his wife Alma Cadwell and a brother John Buch. Funeral plans not yet made.
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Alfred BR. Buch
Alfred R. Buch
Lawrence
Kansas City
Brooklyn Avenue
Denver
Elitch Gardens
Louis, Amato
Paris Opera
Mit
Buch
Shubert
Liberty
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Kansas City Symphony
Carl Busch
Kansas City Little Symphony
N. de Robertis
Walter Damgosch
Pietro Mascagni
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Bravo
Cell
Mr. Buch
Alma al Cadwell
John Buch
New Jersey
Lindbergh Makes Brief Stop at Bolling Field
Lin dberge touches down at Bolling Field in Virginia after a flight from Greensboro North Carolina on his way to New York. Witnesses including Maj Thomas J Lanphier and photographers watch as the famed flyer taxis around the field.
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New York
Washington
Charles_ A. ‘Lindberg
Bolling Field
Greensboro
N.C
Lindbergh
Mitchell’ Field
Maj
Thomas
J.— Lanphier
Self
State May Make Protein Tests for Farmers
Parsons Kansas April 12 AP a plan to set up eight or ten temporary chemical laboratories in Kansas wheat country to test grain protein at nominal cost. Kansas would be first state to offer such a service. Many Kansas wheat crops believed to have protein content suitable for market premium. A Topeka conference with Kansas State Agricultural College and state grain department set for April 18 to discuss lab details. Testing offices would operate July August and early September.
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Parsons, Kans
Kansas
Clyde M. Reed
Reed
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
State Grain Department
Topeka
Tornado Toll Rises In North Arkansas Tolling Deaths
In north Arkansas the tornado toll climbs with Norman Lowthrop and Geneva Lowthrop dying in a Paragould hospital as the Lowthrop family of Lorado loses six members. Guardsmen aid relief as Guion residents flee, tents rise, and Governor Parnell appeals for funds to aid victims after a devastating Wednesday outbreak. Thirty survivors are found hiding in caverns near Guion after being without food or water for over forty eight hours.
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Little Rock
Ark
North Arkansas
Paragould
Norman Lowthrop
Geneva Lowthrop
Henry Lowthrop
Lorado
Guion
158Rd Infantry
Arkansas National Guard
Adjutant General's Office
Parnell
Batesville
Evangelical Lutheran Synod to Meet in Lawrence 1931
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Kansas and adjacent states selects Lawrence Kansas for the 1931 gathering at Trinity Lutheran Church Rev C A Puls announced after the 1930 Kansas City Mo session The synod will convene in the second week of April about 200 people are expected from Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas and Kansas with women’s home and foreign missionary societies to also hold meetings in conjunction.
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Evangelical, Lutheran Synod of
Kansas State Brotherhood
Whipping Mother Not on Charge in Kansas City
Kansas City's former lion tamer Mrs Charles Woodside jailed after failing to appear for trial on assault charges. A new warrant was sworn by teacher Inez Mackinnon. Woodside warned of extradition. Conviction could carry up to two years. earlier incident tied to beating for daughter Lorraine.
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Kansas City
Charles Woodside
Mias
Inez Mackinnon
Hier
Woodside
Fliers Wandered Far From Course in Australia Search
Bulletin from Melbourne notes two Royal Air Force planes departed to locate Lieutenant Keith Anderson and Robert Hitchcock, missing after aiding the Southern Cross search. Canberra later sighted Captain Kingsford Smith and companions, reporting they were safe on a mud flat near Port George, 130 miles east of Derby, with food dropped to them.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Royal ,Air Force
Kieth Anderson
Robert Hitchcock
Fliers
Broome
Western Australia
Glenelg
Southern Cross
Canberra
Sydney
N.S. W
Kingsford Smith
Canber-|ra
Darwin
Northern Territory
California
Australia
Canber-ra
Holden
Port George
Prince Regent River
Derby
Wyndham
England
Newcastle Waters
Lawrence Choral Union Plans April 14 Rehearsal
The Lawrence Choral Union schedules a Sunday rehearsal on April 14 at 2:30 PM in the University Auditorium. University Symphony Orchestra will join, with Dean Swarthout directing choral work and Prof Karl Kuersteiner refining orchestral parts for Verdi Requiem and sacred selections. Events note music week festival calendars, two color designs, and a May 5 Mother’s Day program invitation, with Agnes Husband coordinating.
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Lawrence Choral Union
University
University Symphony Orchestra
D. M. Swarthout
The
Fine Arts School
Choral Union
Karl Kuersteiner
Agnes Husband
Mothers of Universsity
Osage leasing inquiry under way in Pawhuska Oklahoma
April 12 Osage Indian lands for oil and gas are under investigation led by H H Fiske an interior department inspector. The study covers leases on other Oklahoma tribes including Quapaw lead zinc and Pawnee lands. If current methods fail to provide favorable results new methods will be instituted to protect the Indians.
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Pawhuska
Okla
H. H. Fiske
KR. L. Wilbur
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma
Fiske
Department
Gunmen Seize Gold Bullion Near Irvington Plant
Five gunmen halted a messenger from the Irvington Smelting and Refining Company near the plant today and escaped with $16,000 in gold bullion. Mrs Scanland, wife of county attorney Harry Frazer, is reported ill with bronchitis and confined at home for several days. Eat More Milk, Drink More Milk.
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Irvington
Lowden and Mussolini Discuss Farming in Rome
In Rome at the Chigi palace on April 12 AP notes a brief 10 minute interview between former Governor Frank C. Lowden and Premier Mussolini. Lowden praised Italy’s progress since fascism while Mussolini asked about American farm relief prospects and congressional action. The discussion covered agricultural conditions broadly and was conducted in English.
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Chigi Palace
Frank C. Lowden
Hiinoig
Mussolini
Duce
Lowden
America
Congress
Mediterranean
Italy
Memorial Plan For Indian Peace Treaty Site At Medicine Lodge
PLAN A MEMORIAL Co M Blair superintendent at Haskell Institute left this morning Wichita where he will confer with representatives of the Indian Peace Treaty Association of Medicine Lodge regarding a large memorial to be constructed soon. Funds were appropriated by Congress. The shaft will stand on a concrete base with a bronze scene of an American soldier and an Indian warrior raising the flag. The Medicine Lodge treaty of 1877 led to moving southern Kansas Indians to Oklahoma.
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M. Blair
Haskell Institute
Wichita
Incal
Blair
Haskell
Peace Treaty Association
Medicine Lodge
Kansas
Oklahoma
Hoover to receive farm relief draft from House committee
President Hoover will get late today from the House Agricultural Committee a copy of the farm relief measure just drafted for submission to the House. A subcommittee was appointed to present the draft to the president for study and possible suggestions before the special session starts next Monday. Hoover will address farm relief in a separate message to Congress to be sent to the House and Senate on Tuesday.
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Washington
Hoover
House Agricultural Committee
House
Evon
Goneress
Senate
Missing in dam crash at South Logan viaduct
Four men remain missing after the South Logan Street viaduct coffer dam collapsed. Two others are thought to have drowned as swift river waters and heavy timbering trapped workers eighty feet below water level. Rescue teams took those rescued to a hospital.
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Lansing
Mick
Logan Street
HH. Kramer
Isaac Helman
Frank Harris
Fred Heck
Fine Arts Faculty to Judge State Music Contests
University fine arts faculty are in demand as judges for district and county music contests across the state. Prof Eugene Christy and Mrs Christy travel to Hillsboro for a high school contest, while Dean D M Swarthout heads to Kansas City Iro for a city-wide glee club contest. He will judge in Troy and Americus over the next two days.
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Fine Arts
Eugene Christy
Department of Volcee
Christy
Overland
Hillsboro
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Kansas City
Iro
Ararat Shrine Temple
Dean Swarthout
Troy
Americus
Piano professor to teach summer course at Marymount College
Prof. Howard C. Taylor of the University piano department will conduct a Marymount College summer session course. He will hold a master class for advanced students and present six lecture recitals before leaving after the current school year ends. Parents alerted, Sam Maffet, Ady.
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Howard C. Taylor
University
Plant
Marymount College
Saina
Wrof
Taylor
Missing Baldwin salesman found. car linked to Kansas City
J A Simpson a 25 year old Baldwin salesman disappeared last Thursday while en route to Lone Star. His father told Sheriff Rutherford the car believed to be his son’s was found in Kansas City with a box on the rear for sales materials. Police across cities notified as family seeks clues. Simpson is married with two children and had spent two years in oil fields. He left home Thursday to call on customers and was due back that evening.
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J. A. Simpson
Baldwin
Lone Star
Ie R. Rutherford
Mr. Simpson
Kansas City
Bren
J. L. Haller
Holly Street
Kansas
Bulewin
Simpson
Pick Four High Seniors to Deliver Graduating Addresses
Four Lawrence high school seniors Arthur Banks Helen Kinney Ellis Johnson and Helen Heaston will speak at the annual commencement exercises in the school auditorium on May 24. The plan follows last year’s format of no outside speaker. Dean R A Schwepler of the University of Kansas will give addresses at Sunday services on May 1 in the serious auditorium. The Rev C A Puls of Trinity Lutheran church will assist.
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Lawrence High School
Arthur Banks
Helen Kinney
Ellis Johnson
Helen Heaston
R. A. Schwepler
University of Kansas School of Education
C.A. Puls
Trinity Lutheran’ Church
Lawrence High Students Win Kansas Chemistry Essay Prizes
Anna Welch and Virginia Coleman of Lawrence High School receive twenty dollar gold pieces as prizes in a Kansas state contest by the American Chemical Society. Welch writes on The Relation of Chemistry to the Home and Coleman on Chemistry in the Textile Industry.
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Anna Welch
Virginia Colman
Lawrenct
American Chemical Society
Kansas
United States
Fay Young
Lawrence High School
Bank Heist at Lansing State Bank Near Chicago
Robbers forced the cashier to fill two bags with cash and accompany them to a waiting car. Approximately $16,600 is reported stolen. The event occurred as bank officials described the outskirts location near the Indiana line. In other news, Miss Marion Lawrence will lead the story hour at the city library children's room tomorrow morning.
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Chicago
Lansing State Bank
Chicare
Indiana Line
Marion Lawrence
New York Night Club Cases Discussed
Norman Morrison, aide to the attorney general, arrived in Washington to confer on prohibition cases against New York night clubs. He refused to say if other prosecutions would be dropped after Miss Gullian's acquittal, adding a decision would come in a few days. Helen Morgan’s case proceeds in New York Monday.
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New York
Washington
Norman Morrison
Texas Guinan
Department of Justice
Morrison
Miss Gullian
Helen Morgan
Northeast Kansas league music contest at Lawrence high
The second annual Northeast Kansas league music contest draws over 600 contestants from nine high schools including Lawrence Topeka Ottawa Olathe Atchison Leavenworth Wyandotte and Argentine Kansas City. Morning and afternoon sessions use school spaces. evening program at 7 30 features girls glee club orchestra and boys quartet contests with nine glee groups six orchestras and eight quartets. Final results announced after the evening program. admission 25 cents.
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Lawrence High
Lawrence
Topeka
Ottawa
Olathe
Atchison
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Dale Nied Argentine
Kansas City
Auditorum
Sala
Lawrence High School
Byron A. Romnmnger
Orchestr Cod
Walter McCray
Pittsburg State Teachers Colege
Paul T. Litt
Warrensburg State Teachers College
Glee Club Wreugs
Patron's Day Evening Classes at Lawrence High
Plans are underway for Lawrence high school's Patron's Day at the school Friday in the evening. The program features evening classes in the classroom with three twenty minute periods and an at home period. The high school principal and superintendent offices will be open to visitors. Miss Faye Oreiup heads the committee. Marriage licenses were issued to Tam J Coulter and Frma Hipolsheimer of Kansas City and Charles Fh Faulk and Touise FE Robison of Topeka. Chancellor E H Lindley attends Gridiron banquet in Washington D C and a deans meeting tomorrow.
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Annus Lawrence High School
Faye Oreiup
Tam J. Coulter
Frma Hipolsheimer
Kansas City
Washington
E. H. Lindley
University
Washington, D. C
Conference of Deans of Men
Minnesota
Mevithah Moore
Fine Arts
Elonk
Minnesota University
Wil
Gure
Aline
Lpak
Schoolmen Conference Enters Second Day At University
Educators from junior colleges, high schools, and schools statewide gathered at the University for the Schoolmen's Conference. Discussions covered cataloging, curricula, and staffing, with plans for fall football, spring track, and intercollegiate debate coordination.
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Aumu
Kansas
Kansas Cities
Pi Kappa Della
Compitee Uinion
Blpy Bagel
Lthe
University of Kansas
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Athe University of Minnesota
Uneme
Fey Hers
Pee 3
We Murphy
Great
Vi M.hiton
Fort Scott
A. A. Stout
Topeka
Missing Girl Locator in Los Angeles The Denver tie to Miss Laura Davis case
Los Angeles reports reveal a missing girl inquiry tied to Miss Laura Belle Davis of Denver. Authorities examined clothing, then identified a torso as Davis before locating her in Los Angeles. Other items mention legal actions, an aunt, and unrelated court news in Sacramento and Topeka.
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Cali
Lavso
Laura Belle Davis
Denver
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