Irish Pilot First Off Greenly Isle
Quebec Apr 16 The Bremen rescue story continues as Captain Fitzmaurice and Duke Schiller land at Natashgan near Greenly Island after a relief flight from Murray Bay. Government ice breaker Montcalm nears Gretary Mand, aiming to recover the marooned trans Atlantic monoplane. News crews accompany Seven Islands and St Agnes efforts as Canada coordinates air and sea support.
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Quebec
James Fitzmaurice
Bremen
Greenly Islang
C. A
Duke Schiller
Natazhgian
Fitzmaurier
Schiller
Tir
Louis
Cuisinier
Greanly Island
Murray Bar
Greenly Island
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Ottawa
Montcalat
Gretary Mand
Montcahin
Transcontinental Company
St. Agnes
Lawrence City Commission orders curb gas pumps removed
The Lawrence city commission adopted a motion to remove gasoline curb pumps immediately after discussions about trespassing on city property by oil companies. The action affects pumps along Massachusetts Street and other curb sites in the city. The high school girls music club won first in the Northeast Kansas league contest, with Lawrence entrants placing in multiple events and Wyandotte leading in total points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Stewart
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Owlmission
New Hampshire
Massachusetts Street
East Ninth Street
Michigan Street
W. Carmar
Lawrence High School
Helen Pendleton
Kansas City
Kan
Clayton Loft
Lawrence High
Emporia Maylayston
Lott
Genevieve Verison
Harold Hardtaker
Marke Adams
Leavenworth
Kans
Wyandotte High
Wyandotte
Dean D.M. Swarthout
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
D A R Program Broadcast on WREN Tonight
The Daughters of the American Revolution feature from the Continental Congress will be broadcast over the Blue Network via station WREN, replacing the usual Monday Roxy entertainment. President Coolidge and Sir Esmer Howard addresses will be aired with Music by the Marine Band and Metropolitan Opera stars likely. Coolidge address expected around 6 15 to 6 30.
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Continental Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Blue
WREN
Lawrence Radio
Roxy Entertainment
Coolidge
Esmer Howard
Marine Band
Metropolitan Opera
Senior High Vaccination Drive Completed
The Board of Education ordered vaccination for the Senior high school. all students are vaccinated or protected by prior shots. City health officers vaccinated 35 children in City Hall health rooms this morning from 10 to 12 daily until further notice, under Dr. E R Keith. About 535 persons have been in the last five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
E. R. Keith
Fraternal Aid Union Board TN Meeting Reports Audits
The quarterly session of the Fraternal Aid Union board of directors and the annual meeting of national auditors convened today. Reports from all departments and audits were received, with routine business completed and adjournment planned for this evening or Tuesday morning. In Independence Kansas veteran civil leader William F.N. 82 died at his home, survived by his widow, a 61st wedding anniversary recently celebrated.
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F. A. U. Board
Carterly
Board of Hirectors
National Auditors
Fraternal Aid Union
Independence
Kan
Willian FN
Kansan
Cars Collide in Nash City. One Hurt
Edward Pearson sustained a head cut in a Sunday collision at Fifth and Mississippi streets. A Nash sedan driven by A. Comp er from Kansas City collided with a Ford driven by H. V. Willey of 1384 Tennessee Street. Pearson was treated and taken to Indiana Street hospital after the crash. two Kansas City residents were passengers. Both cars suffered damage.
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Nash
A. Comper
Kansas City
Ford
H. V. Willey
Tennessee Street
Mississippi
Edward Pearson
William Kenny
William Comer
Pearson
Indiana
Nineteen Liquor Arrests in Chicago Prohibition Crackdown
Chicago report notes Titus Hafia forty third ward alderman and nineteen others including six prohibition agents pleaded not guilty to violating the prohibition law. Trial set for May term. agents charged with conspiracy and taking bribes amid a million dollar liquor ring claim. Also brief items on charter for Negro societies in Topeka and a note about pasteurized milk ads.
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Chicago
Anr
Titus ‘Hafia
Prohibition
Basiana Sentenced to Death for Malaita Massacre
In Tulazi Solomon Islands on April 16 AP reports Chief Basiana was sentenced to death for the massacre of British officials and native police at Sinarago, Malaita, in 1927 when 200 natives armed with axes knives bows and arrows attacked fifteen native police and officers collecting taxes led by District Officer Bell and Cadet Officer Lilli.
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Tulazi
Solomon Islands
Basiana
Sinarago
Malaita Island
Bell
Lilli
Deposition Drama in Sinclair Trial Sparks Contempt Warning
Washington April 16 AP Justice Bailey warned that publishing or publishing quotations from Albert B Fall deposition would be contempt of court. The deposition, taken at El Paso due to Fall illness, was transcribed by M H Bully El Paso commissioner. Defense cross examination of J E Benton focused on the 325000 payment to Fall from First National Bank of El Paso as part of the conspiracy trial. The government rested its case as defense argued Teapot Dome risk and leasing legality. Justice Bailey excluded a model on geology as irrelevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. H. Bully
el Paso
Barry F. Sinclair
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Albert B. Fail
First-Latioral Bank
Texas
A.C. Veitch
Sinclair Exploration Company
Mbdder
Teapot Dome
Veitch
Justice Bailey
Sinclair
Beslan
Hoover
Denby
Local girl injured by cat amid uncertain rabies risk
A girl at home on Maen et street received deep cuts to face and head after a cat attack. Dr. Teas Bogue, a veterinarian, examined the child and the cat, with observers noting rabies status unknown and the cat under observation.
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Maenet
Teas Bogue
Sunday Is Success for County Young People Conference
Douglas County Young People’s Conference held an all day event with more than 690 delegates from many churches. Roy Burkhart and Bruce Tallman led key talks on the Christian Quest theme, as committees were formed, officers elected, and plans set through October.
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Douglas County
Young People's
Tras
Quest
Roy Burkhart
International Council of
Onmouth Conste
Katherine Gabriel
Offi
Betty v
Thur Gabriel
Fhidowar
Bessie Brown
First Baptist Church
Burkhart
Clean-Up Week Urges Lawrence Cooperation Across Kansas
Lawrence officials urge residents to join Gov. Paulen’s Clear-up Paint-up Week and cooperate with other Kansas cities to spruce up the common areas. Mayor Rankin praises Lawrence’s typical cleanliness while calling for improvement.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Paulen
R. C. Rankin
Ted
Representatives from rural area visit Lawrence today
Several representatives from rural Osage community were in Lawrence today. Among those named were Miss Stella and Niel from Tonganoxie. The visit was covered by the Mirror and Lin Times and Perry newspapers.
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Lawrence Tod
Miss Stella
Niel
Tonganoxie
Mirror
Bert
Dun
Lin Times
The
Perry
Resort hotel blaze leaves one dead in Atlantic City
An unidentified man was killed and six men and two women were seriously injured when a fire at the Irg quois hotel on South Carolina Avenue and the boardwalk broke out around 7 PM. Ninety eight people were in the building. Celia Boyland of Jersey City reportedly fractured her spine after leaping from the third floor to a net, as flames spread to upper floors. The former mayor’s home on Ocean Avenue was damaged along with adjacent structures.
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Atlantic. City
Irgquois
South Carolina
Avenue
Boardwalk
Celia Boyland
Jersey City
Herospine
Mayor Bader
Oceaniavenue
Merchants Group to Bear Reports on Relays and Music Week
A short meeting of the Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will be held in the chamber building tonight and will start promptly at 6 o clock. Further diary Kent Radio Fanna.
Cordley School second story addition bids discussed
Board of Education met to review bids for a second story addition at Cordley School. Death of board member W A Pine delayed decisions. awarding to be likely Thursday or Sunday. General, heating and plumbing, and electrical bids listed from Lawrence Kansas City and nearby firms. Architect firm Owen Saylor Payson briefed the board on plans for the addition.
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Board of Education
Cordley
W. A. Pine
Teving Hill
Mont. J. Green
Manhattan
Lanneman, Brothers
Gray Center
P.D. Olmstead
Lawrence
Reed and Company
Kan
Dahlene
Yudd Plumbing and Heating Company
Kansas City
The
Kennedy Plumbing Company
Kansas Plumbing and Heating “Company
Kansas Plumbing
Compa Lawrence
Crescent ‘Electrical Company
Rarity
Electric ‘Power Company
William Saylor
Owen, Saylor & Payson
Gehrig hits his second homer as Yanks top Red Sox
In Boston on April 16 Lou Gehrig connected for his second homer of the season in the second inning off Danny MacFayden. New York built a lead and defeated Boston 9 to 5, with Prendergast, Grabowski, and Hoffman in the Yankee battery while MacFayden, Settlemire, Garrison, and Hoffman pitched for the Red Sox. Other AL scores show Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis, and Chicago games. In the National League, Phillies and Giants traded runs as Ferguson and McGraw faced Wilson, while Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati also played. The International Association notes Kansas City beat Columbus 2 to 1.
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Boston
L Gehrig
Yankee Red Sox
Danny Muetayden
Red Sox
Gehrig
Teft Center Field
Thdax
Gehring
New York
Prpgrass
Grabowski
Macfayden
Settlemiré
Garrison
Hoffman
Washington
Philadelphia
Lisenbee
Ruel
Walbere
Cochrane
Cleveland
Detroit
L. Sewell Whitehill
Woodall
Biangrave
Brooklyn
Robertson
Taylor
Petty and Harereavad
Chicago
Bush
Jon “Hartnett
Paines
American “Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Davis, Belson
Peters
aNeker
Ferrell
Death of Frank H. DeWeese in Salina Kansas
Frank H. DeWeese, understudy to Richard Dix in The Quarterback and former roommate of film star Buddy Bowers, died after an operation in Salina hospital. He came to KU in 1921, played freshman football, married Nadine Candler, and planned to join a film colony in California when illness struck. DeWeese had pursued work in New York and on the coast in pictures and commercial photography.
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Salina
Kan
Frank MH
DeWeese
Richard Dix
Buddy Bowers
University of Kansas
Nuinsy
Bonner
Springs
California
Collony
Ilness
Shim
Teese
University
Migs Nadine Candler
Botiner Springs
K. U
York
Ion ‘Picwres
Hotel owner E M Statler dies at 66 in New York
E M Statler prominent hotel owner dies at the Hotel Pennsylvania aged 66. He rose from a bellboy to own more hotels than any other man, starting with Pan American exposition restaurants in Buffalo and later building major hotels in Cleveland Detroit St Louis New York and Boston. He married a second wife Alice Seidler in 1927 who had served as his secretary for 11 years.
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New York
E.M. Statler
Pennsylvania
Statler
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Alice Seidler
Obituary of Jam A Pine marks loss to Lawrence county
Jam A Pine of North Lawrence died at his home at 428 Khuatreet at 4:30 PM aged 76 years four months and three days. He served on the Lawrence school board and local rural and city boards, plus time as justice of the peace. Survived by his widow ten children and many grandchildren with several brothers and sisters. Born December 11 1853 in Camden New Jersey he moved to Kansas in 1868 with his parents and lived in Lawrence area thereafter.
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A. Pine
North Lawrence
William A. Pine
Lawrence
Douglas County
Mr. Pine
Pepe
Pine
Grandpsly
Camdent
New Jersey
Allan
Elizabeth
Fish Pine
Baltimore
Kansas
Mr. Rodman
Llatter
Glen Hughes
Mr. Whitney
Abrams
Margaret A. Tones
Fronsville
Ind
Japancy
Gertrude Fincher
Cliftford
Tome Inlace
Roscoe W. Pine
Wilbur
Shalih-E Piné
Myiron Dicker
Edward B. Pine
Walter B. ‘Pine
Lawrénce
Charles Pine
Ashland
Ore
Frank Pine
Iralina
Sarah “Buches
Hubbart
Loree Hewitt
Denver
Alors
Katie Birgs
Salina
Justice of the “Peace
Film Scenes Draw Crowds in Lawrence in Day in Hollywood
Filming for the Day in Hollywood comedy drew about two thousand people and KU students to Seventh and Massachusettes streets. Director Fetty used two Chevrolet cars to create a crash sequence with powder, cameras, and a reversed shot, as actors staggered from the scene and a crew member was nabbed by reporters. The action moved to campus and city streets with scenes planned at Charles H Hobart home and University locations, featuring Pauline Wolf Harold Dutch Hauser M H E Don Garlok Theodore Gilton and Charles Radcliffe.
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K. U
Hollywood
Journal-World
Lawrence Ple
Charles C Fetty
W. C. Hamilton
Prin
Massachusetts Corner
Fetty
Dri
Gateraman
Herman ‘Stetmer
Rence National ‘Bank
Kansas
Etric
Charles
Hobart
Smont Street
Deg Jin Lawrence
Pauline Wolf
Harold “Dutch
Hauser
K.U
M H
E. Don Garlok
Theodore Gilton
Hd Charles
Radcliffe
Trojan Women Play Event at University Hall
Greek Department of K. Ui gram hosts Trojan Women on April 25 at 8 o'clock in University hall. Attendees include Vera Fay Stoops Elizabeth Fryer Edith Forrest Jackson Stanley Morley Lucy Cir es Taylor and others.
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University Hall
Vera Fay Stoops
Ly Elizabeth
Fryer
Edith
Forrest
Jackson
Stanley Morley
Lucy
Cires Taylor
Chancellor Lindley to Speak at Senior High Assembly
Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas will address the senior high school in the auditorium tomorrow morning at 10 25 oclock. He usually speaks once a year to inspire the student body. Arthur MacMurray, farmer, accompanies the party and is a member of the visiting association committee.
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E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Peta
Lindley
Arthur MacMurray
School of Fineing
Panied Hi
Qian’ Ani Ea
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