Griffiths Talk On Athletics At Interscholastic Meet
Major Griffith, famed Western Conference official, urged youth to value rules in sport and government while praising the interscholastic meet at the Stadium field. Chancellor Lindley introduced him as Julius Marks awarded medals and cups to Wichita, Wyandotte, and Halstead winners in a city high school track event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Beige Griffith
Julius Marks
Wichita
Halstead
Wyandotte
Lindeve
Golden Jubilee Celebrated by Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Fifty years of cooperation marked Toneka events as the Kansas Pharmaceutical Association held a Golden Jubilee with banquet and dance. Walter H. Varnum of Lawrence retires as president but stays on the executive board. Roy Reese becomes secretary. L. D. Havild becomes librarian. The group traces back to 1880 with charter members from Lawrence and Atchison. The convention honored the Round Corner drug store of Laurence as oldest in the state, and awarded life membership to George E. Coulter. Attendees included Floyd Rankin and Ralph Roby of Lawrence. KILLED IN AUTO CRASH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneka
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Walter H. Varnum
Lawrence
Roy Reese
Row
L. D. Havil
Kansas Association
United States
George A. ‘Chapman
Atchison
Srganization
Round Corner
Laurence
B. Woodward
George E. Coulter
Potter
Varnum
Floyd
Rankin
Ralph Roby
Lawrence Ts
Indianapolis man killed in Ohio crash
Michael J. Bush, 38, of Indianapolis and brother of Pittsburg Nationals manager Donie Bush, was killed in an automobile accident near here last night. A E Hughes of Poland Ohio was fatally injured. Mrs Hughes and Ol lie Law Jer were cut and bruised. Paul T. Sullivan, 35, also of Indianapolis, was seriously hurt. Bush and Sullivan were en route to Cincinnati to attend the Pirates Reds opening game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Michael J. Bush
Indianapolis
Donie Bush
Pittsburg Nationals
A. EB. Rughes
Poland
Dent
Hughes
Ollie Law Jer
Paul T. Sullivan
Bush
Sullivan
Cincinnati
Pirate-Reds
Ohio Party
Elks Bowling Scores And Names Inconclusive Report
Partial bowling scores list Robinson 991 297 846 269 and Young 814 980 2257 287 with Rene Stevenson 209. A separate note mentions Irvine Lenront of Wisconsin expected to be renominated by President Hoover as a judge of the United States circuit of customs capperisi. House indicated nomination could be sent to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Young
Rene Stevenson
Lenront
Customs Court
Washington
Irvine Lenront
Wisconsin
Hoover
United States Circuit of Customs
Tornadoes Strike North Texas Killing Baby in Dallas
Tornadoes hit three north Texas towns late yesterday and last night. A seven months old girl died in Sand Flats near Cleburne when her home collapsed. Her father, holding her, was injured with a broken arm. The Texas and Pacific warehouse at Paris suffered major damage as did a one story passenger station. Several small buildings were blown down in Bowie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Paris
Texas and
Pacific Railway
Sand ‘Flats
Cleburne
B. McGee
McGee
Bowie
Leviathan Sails With Liquor Stock For Passengers
The Leviathan departed Southampton for New York carrying a liquor stock for passenger use abroad. Officials refused to reveal quantities or details. The supply aims to be exhausted before the 12 mile limit where any remainder will be thrown overboard. The ship carried 247 first class passengers and expected a similar count to Chevreaux. Paris grounded in the English channel and was forced to Havre for repairs. This marks a new policy permitting liquor up to the 12 mile limit on eastward voyages, with private consumption by passengers and disposal of leftovers at the limit.
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Southampton
England
New York
ChevourEg
Paris
English Channel
Havre
United States Shipping Board
Meader Tenor Brings Athletic Stamina To Concert Stage
George Meader, Minneapolis Symphony tenor, is a University of Minnesota graduate who excelled in athletics including track and tennis. He trained in German opera houses after study, then impressed critics with an American recital before earning operatic engagements at the Metropolitan Opera under Gatti-Casazza. His career combines peak physical condition with disciplined artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meader
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
University of Minnesota
Meader
Minnesota
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City House
Lawyer Steinhardt’s suicide note fuels inquest questions
Philadelphia April 20 AP reporting fugitive New York lawyer David Steinhardt whose death by poison follows embezzlement charges of 500 000 in bankruptcy cases. His wife and attorney Hernan Maris sat nearby as Assistant United States Attorney Mintzer awaited transport. Steinhardt had been a fugitive since January 8 after defrauding a client of 50 000. A penny in a Iowa bank account prompted no withdrawal due to bank suspension, with the coin’s origin traced to an old account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
David Steinhardt
New York
Hernan
Maris
United States
George Mintzer
Wasion
Steinhardt
Sheen
Bands A Feature Of Relays Parade
The seventh annual Relays parade in Lawrence showcased university bands from Kansas, Wyandotte, Parsons, Haskell, and KU, with the Rotary Club Band from Kansas City. The event featured a pony named Lucky Lindy given to J.D. McAlearney, mounted riders, a State Guard infantry unit, and motorcycle police leading the procession amid challenging weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Jay Jones
Kus University
Kam Reinisch
William Reinrath
J.D. McAlearney
Anne
Delta Chi Wins First in Hill Race by Kinetic Ball Kickers
Ten Greek fraternities from the university competed in an Ancient-game style race from Twenty-second Street to Kaw River bridge. Delta Chi claimed first, representing Sigma Kappa sorority, with Phi Gamma Delta second for Kappa Kappa Gamma and Alpha Kappa Lambda third for Gamma Phi Beta. Beta Theta Pi finished fifth for Delta Zeta. Each team had fifteen runners who kicked a small ball from runner to runner along a block relay. Spectators lined Massachusetts Street as the business district buzzed with the finish. The winning fraternity and sorority will receive a 15 inch silver loving cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw River Street
Delta Chi Fraternity
Central America
Som Sorority
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Phi Gamma Delta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Alpha Kepna Lambda
Gamma Phi Beta
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Theta Phil Alpha
Beta Theta Pi
Delta Zeta
Lawrence
Masehchusetts
Arrested Chicago suspect held in Los Angeles linked to massacre
Los Angeles April 20 AP reports the arrest of Charles W Lloyd 43 in connection with the St Valentine’s Day massacre in Chicago seven men killed Lloyd held on suspicion of murder and violation of state prohibition law also arrested Ben Milrot 29 and Jack Watson 30 for alleged charges Lloyd possessed a detective star A 1922 Ford roadster theft in Emporia was reported to Lawrence police department
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C. W Lloyd
Los Angeles
Charles —W. Lloyd
Chicago
Lloyd
Ben Milrot
Jack Watson
Sunday School Plans and Services At Two Churches
The First Presbyterian Church will hold Sunday School in the iHoo building with Dean Schwegler delivering a sermon. The program includes Orsan prelude Andante Religions and a offertory. At United Brethren Church YMNOTL Street minister discussed attendance as plans for an anniversary observance and postponed cantata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
iHoo
Dean Schwegler
Dean Swarthout
Bors
Fathe Doun
Gerald McClure
Fostlude
United Brethren Church
Ton
Cour E
Thureday H
Worden Area Social Ties Noted In Busy Week
Worden and nearby families were active with visits and gatherings from Friday to Sunday. Henry and Ada Johanning hosted and guests included Schaal, Deskines, and Plambeck families, while youths and teachers joined school events and a young peoples league meeting. A community play drew locals from Worden, Baldwin, and Lawrence, with multiple calls at Plambeck and Breithaupt homes and farm tasks around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.G. Schwartz
Henry Schwartz
Fred. Freer
Henry Johanning
Carl Plambek
Adam Schaal
Hlawrence
Edwin Schreiber
William Brooker
Pauling Simon
Lawrence Apent
Wm. Simon
Arthur
Leo
Albert, Peterson
Ottawa
Geiss
Sara
George Puvogel
Godlieb Oehrle
J. W Breitaupt
Wm. Houser
Walter Jeble
Edna Barkley
Linton School
Eddahanning
the Union
Young Ladies
Worden Church
Hazel
Irene Lynch
Lester Schwartz
Thelma Schwartz
Mae Pippett
Frances’ Geiss
Helen Flora
Hsther Fern Mildred
Or Einv
Lois Marie
Schaal
Lafyrence
Homer
Wm. Lynch
Wm. Neibrugge
Karl
Martha
Milton
Baldwin
Henry Pippert
Kansas
Walter Pohl
Blues
Reds
Wills
John Stahel
Robert Brown
Dudley Giles
Walter Oghrie
John Lyons
Jesson
Katie Oswald
Hattie Schwartz
Carl Plambeck
Crawford
Guy Deskines
Central District
Lucas Fleer
Central
George Bechtel
von Hillis
Sauer
Cynthia Faye
Henry Breithaupt
W. Breithaupt
Christine Woodson
Centrenolls
Frances Geiss
Edd Johanning
Will Houser
Worden
Big Springs
Fred. Kim
Ray‘mord
Johnnie Brgith
Barry Strong
Lakeview
John Pippett
Ehner Wintermantel
Lawrence
Faye
Ortega
Lone
Ladies ‘Aid
Bethel Church
Leonard Warren
Betty’ Jané
J. W. Breithaupt
Gertrude Schott
Margaret Heim
Miss Schott
Margaret
Sophia
Heim
Fred Fleer
William: Brosker
Pauline Simon
Albert’ Dyer
Frances
Norwood
Eddie
Banning
Ais
Emma ‘Lelif
G. F. Deskines
Anna Elwell
Frank Lutz
Kansas City
Wm. Neibrugte
Bari Forth
Charley Rappard Jr
Homer Disque
John Stoebener
John Moses
Raymond
Ethel
Fredeer
John Elm
Qoal
Harold
Dorothy Breithaupt
Fia
Worden Young Peoples League
A. Mastiney Richard
Mabel Rappard
Sophia Heim
Elmer
Ivan Rappard
Dorothy
Winona
Donald
Breitheupt
Harley
Alfred Lyons
Alta Heimner
Helen
William
Ruth Heppner
Alvin Heinon
Gladys Ford
Alton Pippert
Elmer Wintermantel
Olin Leach
Roy
Lester Schwalm
Alvin
Wilma
Chas. Rappard Sr
Norma Stoebener
Winona Breithaupt
Rev
A. Mastin
Albert Hornberger
Overbrook
Mary de Watteville
J. W
Lawrence visitors and local meetings in Columbia area
Mrs. Charlie Brohammer and Alda with others visited Lawrence Friday morning. A school meeting was held Friday afternoon with Charlie Brohammer reelected treasurer. Numerous Flory family members made Lawrence visits throughout Friday and Saturday, with calls at Daniel Beeghley, Lewis Churchbaugh, and Elmer Flory homes. Local residents Osar Shuck and Lloyd were Pleasant Grove callers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Brohammer
Mand Alda
Lawrence
N.D. Messer
Harve’ Flory
My Flory
Wayne ‘Flory
Daniel Beeghley
John Brohammer
Ben
Charlie “Brohammer
Lillian
Alda
Vesley Flory
Abiey
Wayne
Abe Flory
Lewis
Virgil Shoemaker
Mabel Flory l
Cecil Dover
Will Poatma
Oscar Shuck
Lloyd
Alden Stanwix
Karlie Roser
Everett Bond
Claude ‘Wells
A. J. Flory
Weasley Flory
Lloyd ‘Shuck
Will Postma
Clark
Everett
Johnny
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Philip Roser
Willie
Lottie Anderson
Mabel
Wesley Flory
Columbia
Mable
Jolly
Robert Markley
Lila
Vivian Brohammer
Community Notes From Lawrence Area Visit and Work
Sunday dinner at the Will Postma home included Virgil Shoemaker Mabel Flory and Cecil Dover. Lawrence visitors, carpenter work, and multiple calls at various homes mark a busy period with many names and small tasks noted.
Charlie Brohammer Home Event Cited in Saturday Note
A brief report notes an event at the Charlie Brohammer residence Saturday evening detailing attendance and activities surrounding the gathering. The item provides a concise snapshot of the social scene without graphic description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Brohammer
Patee Theatre Week of Features Schedule
A week of big features at Patee Theatre with Henry and Whithall and Margaret McWade in Confession on Monday. Other days list a strong emotional drama The Four Sons and a Kinogram News segment, with various productions including Belle Bennett in Marner Majree and Fire Tempest. Also notes a report on a Hen swapped for white feathers and local civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Whithall
Margaret McWade
Bigster
Kinogram News
Belle Bennett
Marner Machree
Tenderfoot
John Barrymore
Fox News
Underworld
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Los
Minneapolis Symphony
Jowa
Delta Chis
Massachusetts Street
Emporia
Lawrence Police Department
National Bank
Dicker Bros
New Hampshire
Patee Theatre
Albert Zachrison
Auburn, Wash
Italy
Arkansas City
Racing Association
Ward
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
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