Wichita Powwow Draws Democrats in 1932 Ideals
Wichita April 14 reports reveal a Kansas Democratic gathering where Gov Harry Woodring and Senators McGill and Doolittle spoke. The address praised Thomas Jefferson and warned the Republicans against minority oppression while critiquing the party’s Civil War era policies and protective tariffs as subsidies for the wealthy.
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Wichita
Kany
Kansas
George McGill
Dailes
National Committeefian
Jefferson
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Yisiop
Thomas Jeffexson
Democratic’ Party
Republican’ Party
United States
City warns arrests for unpaid half-year licenses
City clerk H. Stockwell said arrests and prosecutions will follow for truck and taxi operators who have not paid the half-year license fees. A $10 yearly truck license and $12 taxi license require half payments every six months. Chief Cummings was notified to arrest drivers without current license tags to avoid penalties. Taxi owners owe $6 per car and trucks owe half the annual fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Stockwell
W. J. Cummings
Jail Delivery Racket Squelched by Mexicans
AP report describes the attorney general's department halting a prison delivery racket at Belen jail. A rule request seeks direct release orders from penal courts to jail officials, cutting out intermediaries. The scheme allegedly involved payments for permits and questionable influence over inmate releases. Royalty for Capital Tomorrow New York’s April 14 dispatch notes American prestige emphasized by Prince and Princess Tal as they visit Manhattan.
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Mexico City
Attorney General's Department
Belen
Imane
New York
Apr
Tal of A Pan
Ecamato
Ich
America
Towers
Manhattan
Alfonso King Alfonso quits his throne
Fragmented reread due to OCR. mentions Madrid government under-secretary and a postmar general, three cabinets, and Francisco Macia returning to Barcelona in October 1930. Notes an active reach in events up to 84 in elections and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Nnance
Cabi
Mae
Francisco Macia
iHcpally Aig Syputsion
Macian
Barcelonia
Peseta Dips to New Low After Republican Victory
The Spanish peseta opened at 10.28 cents in New York trading, down 72 points from its February 17 low after Republican victory gains. Despite the slide, the dollar value remains above the February record low of 9.8 cents.
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New York
Pebrusry
Movement Is General Proclaimed in Many Spanish Cities
Spanish cities reporting a Republic proclaimed today include Barcelona with 767 774 residents, Sargossa 155 529, Cordova 82 243, San Sebastian 76 016, Huelva 44 058, Vigo 53 091, plus Almeria Leon and many smaller towns also declaring a republic as of April 14.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Sargassa
Cordova
San Sebastian
Huelva
Vigo
Almeria
Leon
King Alfonso Leaves Amid Spain’s Tumult
King Alfonso remained calm during a pivotal day in Madrid. Quoted he would depart to honor the will of the people and avoid bloodshed, stating his conscience is clear and he has tried to do his duty and be just.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Spain
Funeral for Major Miles in Pawhuska Oklahoma
Funeral services were held in Pawhuska Oklahoma today for Major Laban J Miles uncle of President Hoover Burial is planned in Arkansas City Kansas where the Osage Indian agent formed business ties years ago Reverend A W Hadley of the Friends church led scripture and a eulogy praising Miles life Known floral tributes included a wreath from the White House by President and Mrs Hoover
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Ssi Pawhuska
Ohls
Laban J. Miles
Hoover
Arkansas City
Kan
A. W. Hadley
Friends Church
White House
Gover
Skippy leads Dickinson theater week in capacity crowd
Dickinson Theaters feature Skippy with Jackie Cooper and Robert Coogan drawing large audiences. Mitzi Green and Sidney Sears co star as a bright juvenile cast delivering laughs and tears. Nearby theaters run Unfaithful with Ruth Chatterton, Paul Lukas, and Bad Sister with Conrad Nagel and Sidney Fox. The Dickinson program ends the week with The Secret Six starring Wallace Beery and Jean Harlow.
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Skippy
Dickinson
Jackie Cooper
Robert Coogan
Sooky
Mitzi Green
Eloise
Sidney
Jackie Sears
Ruth Chaterton
Paul Lukas
Chatterton
Varsity
Conrad Nagel
Sidney ‘Fox
Wallace Beery
Secret Six
Jean Harow
Deposits Drop in Kansas Private Banks by March 21
Kansas private banks reported total deposits of 169,399,365.20 as of March 21, down 7.46 million from three months earlier. The figures, compiled by state bank commissioner Koeneke, also show year-ago deposits at 200,094,568.17 and total assets and liabilities with loans and accounts noted.
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Topeka
State
Ong
Kansas
Koeneke
Een Senanral
Players plan to stage Cock Robin for season finale
The Kansas Players selected Cock Robin as the closing production after ineligibility canceled Caroline. Organizer Jen Crafton notes Cock Robin, a mystery within a show, features author Rice who wrote Street Scene and The Subway. The eighteenth century costume play in England provides a backdrop as amateur actors perform. Critics in New York praised the show as an absorbing mystery.
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Bin
oBimer Rice
Philip
Caroline
Jen Crafton
E Players
Vsed
Cock Robin
Rice
White Wings
K Robin
England
New York
Crafton
Kansas
Moten Recital Dazzles Large KU Audience
Etta Moten, contralto, drew about 1 000 listeners to KU auditorium for a senior recital. She delivered a varied program including Handel, Grieg, Brahms, and spirituals, with a dramatic reading and piano accompaniment. She praised her teacher Miss Moncrieff and presented flowers in a gracious closing gesture, as Kansas City fans admired her polished performance. Next recital features pianist Janet Coulson on Thursday night in the administration building.
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University of Kansas
Etta Moten
K. U
Kansas City
Miss Moten
Leach
Handel
Legrezi
Che ‘Fiero
Grieg
Lawrence
Lawrence Tibbett
Dohnamyi
Alice Moncrieff
Janet Coulson
Howard J. Taylor
Showers For Kansas Temperatures To Be Less Summer Like
Topeka April 14 AP Showers for eastern Kansas and cooler temperatures were predicted today by the U S weather service Clouds general in northern Kansas likely bring rain tonight and Wednesday in the south and east Fair weather forecast for the northwest Temperatures next 86 hours would be less summer like not above 80 today or above 76 Wednesday Several points in the state reported highs of 90 yesterday, 10 to 15 degrees above normal No cold weather in sight Records show the Topeka mercury never dropped below 27 degrees after April 1 Scattered showers were reported in Kansas yesterday.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States
S. D
Flora
Too Lin
Kansas University Commencement Week Full Program
The fifty ninth annual commencement week at the University of Kansas runs June 6 to 8 with twenty nine events listed in the program. Activities begin Friday morning with a school element recital in the police court as part of the extended schedule. Police bond for an individual stands at ten dollars for appearance to answer charges.
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K. U
Uni S of
Kanssa
Tome
Tecie
Emerge Alive From Fiery Tube
Rescue efforts follow a deadly tunnel blaze as emergency crews and doctors rush to a town site. Firefighters descend repeatedly to rescue workers choking on smoke, while ambulances and respirators are deployed to main tunnel and surrounding area.
First Kansas U accounting conference opens at KU
The first state conference on accounting instruction will be held at the University of Kansas School of Business Friday and Saturday. Fifteen colleges will send representatives to discuss the relation of teaching to the accounting profession, with sessions led by H W Guest of Baker University and J E Kammeyer of Kansas State Teachers College. A 6:30 dinner in the KU cafeteria honors visiting faculty.
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University of Kansas School of Busines
H. W. Guest
Baker University
K. U
J. E. Kammeyer
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Will
Mrs Lee Judy Dead in Kansas City Funeral Rites Held
Mrs Maude Browne Judy died Sunday afternoon at Bethany hospital Kansas City Kansas after a short illness. Funeral services were held at St Pauls Episcopal church Kansas City. She leaves husband Lee Judy Jr and Dorothy Judy both of Wyandotte, her parents Mr and Mrs K L Browne and sister Mrs Edmond M Field. She had been Kansas City Kansas society editor for five years and was KU 1910 graduate. She belonged to Kappa Kappa Gamma and DAR James Ross chapter and was director of Young People's Fellowship at St Pauls. Also member of Camp Fire Girls council. Aunt Ms I L Brown is house mother at Alpha Delta Pi.
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Maude Browne Judy
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Judy
Lée Judy
Lee Judy
Edmond M. Field
Kansas
The
Star
University of Kansas
Smith College
Kappa Kappa Gamme
James Ross
Monday Club
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Camp Fire Girls
I. L. Brown
Alpha Delta Pi
Deaths and Funerals Alfred Redding
Alfred Redding aged 76 died at home 715 12 Massachusetts street last night. Funeral 2 30 Wednesday at Julian funeral home Olathe with Rev Mt Daniels officiating. Burial in Olathe. Survived by three sons Lloyd Redding San Francisco Cal Earl Redding Jr Lawrence and Chant Redding Olathe and one daughter Mrs Eine King of Olathe. An obituary notice also records Bernard Krace of Lawrence died March 28 in Germany after residing in Lawrence nearly fifty years, former janitor at University of Kansas and later ran Wakaru grocery at Twelfth and Delaware before returning to Germany in 1929.
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Alfred Redding
Massachusetts Street
Julian Funeral Home
Olathe
Mt. Daniels
Lloyd Redding
S. Francisco
Cal
Earl Redding Jr
Lawrence
Chant Redding
Tonganoxie
Eine
King
L.H. Mener
Rup
Germany
Bernard Krace
Klang
Oe Bowernock Company
University of Kanas
Wakarusa
Twelfth
Delaware Streets
Belgium Liquor Laws Limit Bars Survive
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Belgium liquor regulations narrowing bar survival to licensed stores only, with bans on on premise sales and minimum purchase quantities. The piece mentions cafes and restaurants affected and markets a shift to bottled purchases under strict licenses.
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Belgium
Drawings by Old Masters on Display at University Exhibit
The University of King City department of painting opens a month long exhibit of facsimile reproductions after fifteenth to nineteenth century masters. The display, housed in the East Administration building, promises superb likenesses and aims to build a valuable collection. Open daily 9 to 5, except Sundays, for the remainder of the month.
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Universi
King Ae
Iona
Tassiers
Ed Murrow speaks at KU convocation on world peace
Ed Murrow, president of the National Students Federation America, addressed an all-University of Kansas convocation on world peace. He explained NSFA functions and a survey of university life, while KU participates in member activities. Myra Little was introduced as president of the Women's Self Government association. Robert L. Finch spoke about the upcoming Kansas Relays track event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Murrow
National ‘Students’ ‘ Federation ‘America
University of Kansas
N.S. E
K. U
Myra Little
Women’s Self Government Association
Robert L. Finch
Garden seed distribution aids unemployed families
Six requests for garden seeds were filled this morning by the Community Service committee. Orey Owen, employment committee member, was at the chamber of commerce offices to oversee distribution and will remain there tomorrow and Thursday. The effort, decided recently by the committee, aims to help needy residents through personal initiative as a garden is ideal in tough times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service
Orey Owen
Chamber of Commerce
Jones receives new naval duty assignment at Lakehurst
Charles Eugene Jones, a former Lawrence high student now in the United States Navy, has been assigned to the U S S Akron detail at Naval Air Station Lakehurst New Jersey. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C A Jones of route Charles Jones. His two brothers Marvin and Nathan serve in the naval medical corps at Paris Island South Carolina. Marvin nears five years of service Nathan three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eugene Jones
Lawrence High School
United States Navy
U. S. S. Akron
Naval Air Staion
Lakehurst
N. J
C. A. Jones
Charles Jones
Navy
Naval Air Station
Corry Field
Pensacola
Fla
Marvin
Nathan
Naval Medical Corps
Lawrence Public Market Sale Opens Tomorrow in Harper Pavilion
Rural residents await the second Lawreace Public Market Sale at Harper sales pavilion starting 10 am with Homer Rule calling the bids. Early reports promise abundant livestock and household goods. favorable weather could draw a larger crowd than April 1, when mud hindered attendance. An advance listing appeared last night and lunch will be served on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawreace
Harper Sales
Homer
W. C. Flory
Ene
Kansas Faculty to Speak at State Pharmaceutical Meeting
Faculty from the University of Kansas will attend the State Pharmaceutical Convention in Topeka starting tomorrow. Dean L. P. Havenhill will discuss a four year course in pharmacy. Paul Lawson will speak on insect control. Dr H P Cady will lecture and demonstrate liquid air.
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University of Kansas
Topeka
L. P. Havenhill
Pharmacy School
Paul Lawson
H. P. Cady
Department of Chemistry
Kansas coach Getto to speak on WREN radio program
University of Kansas line coach Mike Getto will appear on WREN Wednesday at 9:45 PM to discuss a phase of the Midwestern track classic. Last week coach Hargiss spoke on the relays. Meanwhile, Lake Jovita youths form a club to guard the village against forest fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J
Mike) Getto
University of Kansas
Wren
Goach Getto
H. W.hargiss
Lake Jovita, Fla
Busy Clinton Club News and Local Life Notes
The Monday Afternoon Bridge club met at Mrs Ward's for a delicious lunch and high score by Mrs D Johnson. Future meetings will be at Mrs Nei Thayer's home. Numerous family visits, school events, and community notices fill the page, including exams, Easter dinners, and reminiscences of longtime residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Ward
D. Johnson
F. Holliday
C.B. Young
H.’Firner
Nei Thayer
Prohibition Bureau Reports Record March Arrests and Seizures
Washington reports a new high in federal prohibition enforcement for March with 5273 beer law arrests, 719 automobiles seized, and 534 permanent injunctions. Director Woodcock notes 200 new agents, declining average fines and rising jail terms, and plans to integrate 500 remaining agents with a two week training for 12 districts starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodcock
Bureau
Treasury
Justice Department
Foedcock
Formal charge filed in highway robbery case involving Allen Jenkins
Allen Jenkins, 26, is charged with highway robbery in a case involving William Morris, Baker University student. Morris was attacked after leaving Emporia on March 16. Jenkins, questioned by County Attorney Harry Frazee, denied involvement but admitted a stop by Lawrence police the same day. Police seek two companions and track their car routes.
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Allen Jenkins
Augnion
William “Billy” Morris
Haker University
Harry Frazee
Jenkins
Lawrence
Mr. Frazen
Emporia
Kansas City
Morris
Baker University
Lyndon
Baldwin
Entertainment at Ottawa District Bar Meeting
Lawyers of the fourth judicial district gathered in Ottawa for a bar meeting addressed by Senator Fred Harris. Attendees included Douglas county bar members such as Judge Hugh Means and Probate Judges L H Menger Henry Asher Walter Thiele C A Smart C C Stewart Baldwin Mitchell R B Stevens J B Wilson and George K Aselvin. Wilbur S Jenke of Ottawa presided as district president with Judge Menger as vice president and Homer Kint as executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Judicial ‘District
Ottawa
Fred Harris
Douglas County
Hugh Means
Fourth Judicial District
L. H. Meniger
Henry Asher
Walter Thiele
C. A. Smart
C.C. Stewart
Baldwin Mitchell
R. B. Stevens
J. B. Wilson
George .K. Aselvin
Wilbur
Jenke
District Organizaton
Judge Menger
Homer Kint
Easter Anniversary and Community Gatherings in Glinton Belvoir
Sunday visitors joined Mr Dreyer of Topeka at the Anderson home. Jensen ill with influenza. Grace Woodward of Lawrence aided at Jensen's. Roy Harrell family visited Mrs Berrell’s parents in Lawrence. Shuster stayed overnight with the Kampschroeder. Hoyt siblings planned a surprise for their parents to mark the thirty eighth wedding anniversary. William Cummings and family from Lawrence were guests.
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Campuings
Charles
Myragms
Frank Black
Joseph Kennison
Tdith
Ara”. Gidd
Charles Houkemaret Gu
Cummings
Iecare
Harvey 'Houk
Bork
Cla
Everriday
Aiderson
Stae
Missionary Society
Fred Kampschroei
J Huffman
Jone "Kampechroster
Elda Wergaht
Alvin
Robert
Ampschroeder
Louis Harrel
Clinton School
Belvoir Royal
Elmer Sawyer
Joe Anderson
Ewing
Ebon
Andersonire
Roy Harrell
M. J. Phy
Ill Murphy
O. A. Bidinger
Jake Biaineer
Ruby Kampschroeder
Alice Woodward
Walter Scott
Raymond Kalb
Baldwin
Carl Wood
Allie Miller
Wayne
Wilford
Neva
Carl van Hoesen
Gene
Marionie
Walter Harrell
Richard
Russell. Harrell
Ianatrick
Yeni Beye
Fern
Liverne
Walter
C. A. Baldwin
Claxton
Charles Kampschroeder
Tommy
Howard
Fred Demerritt
Luella
Edvin Kampschroeder
Jack
Lucien
Opal
Hollingsworth
Aldah Hoover
Lottie Maria Houk
Juda Anderson
Frederick Lee
Harry Murphy
Teale and Lyle
Ithra
Naomi
Paul Anderson
Alley
Dyer
Lawrence
Dreyer
Topeka
Ebon Anderson
Jensen
Grace_ Woodward
Lawrence, Iz
John Hoyt
Market News Digest from Chicago and Kansas City
Market notes cover Chicago grain prices for May July and Sept contracts with oats lard and wheate variations. Kansas City section reports hogs and cattle prices, fed steer ranges, cows and lambs values, and shippers demand. Grain and hay markets show bids for No 1 and No 2 grades, with local hay prices and poultry prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Wansas City
Wooledee D Shippers
Trading day mixed as market digests bids and dividends
Trading today showed little change as brokers evaluated a steady stream of corporate actions. Analysts cited a quarterly dividend pause and a rebound in Erie Railroad as signals that fundamentals remain steady amid broader political unease.
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Wichita Powwow
Woodring
McGill and Doo
Rigi Porti
Russia
Major Miles
Dickinson Theaters
Mrs. Lee
Bernard Klass
Charles E. Jones
U.S. Navy
Mike Getto
Russell W
Marth
Floyd Hunter
Hunter
Whitermeys
Fourth District
Glinton Belvoir
Kanaan Ci City Gash Grain
jNo
Stia
Kangaw City
eCity
Leghard
Chias Eens Iy ‘Taak
Uaa Rae Whites
M. Leee Oo
McChies
France
Nat Zatter
Erie Railroad
Met. U. & Mast
South 7Th &T
Goshen
Ind
Fries
Thornton & Minor Clinic
McGee St
Olson Bros
Clarion Radio
Shimmons Bros
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