Siamese King and Queen See Wheat Lands in ND Enroute to U S
King Prajadhipok and Queen Rambai-roy arrived in North Dakota en route to Washington and New York. The king, first Asiatic monarch to visit the United States, greeted by officials as he faces an eye operation in New York. The queen ill with a cold, not seen at the reception in Boundary Town. The royal train continues to St Paul and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D
Dakota
Siam
United States
Washington
New York
Prajadhipok
Rambai
Rui
Richard Southgate
Stanley Hornbeck
Hoover
Stimson
Vancouver
New Yor
St. Paul
Chicago
Morrow
Rains Halt Fire Wave in Wisconsin Towns
A rain storm in northwestern Wisconsin and upper Michigan slowed fires that had ravaged the region. The blaze killed two woodsmen near Marse, Wisconsin, left 125 people homeless, and caused property damage over 300000 dollars in Tipler and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Upper
Biehizan
Michigan
Tipler
Renin
Charles Dryden
Louis Braun
Marse
BUTTRAM TO BE REMOVED FROM OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY AID BOARD
Oklahoma City April 20 AP Governor W H Murray declared he will oust from the University of Oklahoma Regents the man who was his primary opponent and said the university press ran wide open for Frank Buttram during fall campaign. He planned talks with alumni objecting to the move and did not indicate he would alter his executive order removing the board member.
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Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma _ university aid of regents
Universi
Frank
Uttram
Nyt
Blake City
Returns Here for Visit Henry Boener Former Resident Plans Two Months
Henry Boener a former Lawrence resident now based in Micanopy Florida returns to Lawrence for a two month visit with his family expected to join later. Boener previously ran a cigar business with his brother and notes the city’s progress since he left, expressing favorable impressions of both Paris and Lawrence in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boener
Plana
Lawrence
Micanopy
Fla
Boener
Jayhawker Baseball Squad Heads to Colum for Weekend Series
University of Kansas athletic director Dr. F C Allen, Captain Tom A Bishops, and thirteen Jayhawker players depart by car for Columbia to face Missouri in the first of a two game series. The traveling contingent includes Smith, Valeri Kraemer, Ross, Cooley, Brenneisen, Hulteen, Hatten, Stoga, Trombold, Price, Franks, and Sharkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C.allen
University of Kansas
Tom A Bishops
Columbis
Jayhawkers
Missouri
Smith
Valeri Kraemer
Ross
Cooley
Brenneisen
Hulteen
Hatton
Stoga
Trombold
Price
Franks
Sharkey
Cooking school to aid home economics at hall
Tuesday program continuation at the hall offers a cooking school with a question session. Blanka questions answered by Mrs Northcross from the platform. Market baskets of donated food products and gifts from Lawrence merchants will be awarded daily for home kitchen benefit. Doors open at 1 pm with music, talk begins at 2 pm. attendees urged to bring pencil and notebook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanka
Northcross
Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals in Leavenworth and area churches
Funeral services are listed for several local figures including John son 81 at Linwood Federated Church with burial in Dyn ds cemetery. Mary Pattie Manning 76 at North Lawrence Christian Church with Oak Hill burial. James F. Slusser 98 at Rumsey Funeral Home with Clinton cemetery burial. Elmer Wickersham 74 at Rumsey with Oak Hill burial. Anna May Griffis nine months at Vinland Presbyterian Church with Vinland cemetery. Dr George T McNair KU faculty member death, services at Rumsey. other obituaries note Adolph Lotz 91 of Eudora with services and family surviving members listed.
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John Johnson
Leavenworth
Federated Church
Linwdod
Jake Barker
Dy Ds
Alter Reed
Franklin Reed
Linwood
Mary Pattie Manning
North Ninth
North Lawrence Christian Church
Seth Slaughter
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ralph Manning
Alamo
S. D
H. H. Manning
Roadhouse
Ill
Etha, M. Wise
Mercedes
Tex
Rosa Hamer
Huron
Ohio
Anna Anderson
Kansas City
Lottie Young
Allen Harris
Pocatello
Idaho
Dan Harris
James F. Slusser
Lecompton
Rumsey
Stone
Lecmopton
Wilson
Big Springs
Cee
Clinton Cemetery
Mr. Slusser
C. B. Slusser
Richland
W. A. Slusser
Ebner Wickersham
Elmer Wickersham
North Second Street
J. F. Watts
Charge End
Oak Hill
C. E. Byrd
Topeka
E. H. Wickersham
G. C. Wickersham
Omar Wickersham
P. J. Wicker
Anna May Griffis
Fred Griffis
Vinland
Presbyterian Church
Lucas
Pauline
Jewell
Robert
T. McNair
George T. McNair
University of Kansas
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ctive
Robert W. B . Mannie
S. McKee
Herbert Miller
Ie Si . Baumgartner
A Schaeffer
E. Taylor
Philip Readie
W. H. Horr
H. Latimer
W. H. Schoene
C. D. Ki Bunker
C. 0. Stoland
Ralph Cannuteson
I. K Stevenson
Briian Harley
L. Treece
A. J. Mix
Z. F. Wiedemann
Kansas 21 seniors invited to University for Summerfield exams
Twenty one Kansas high school seniors have been invited to the University of Kansas for final Summerfield scholarship examinations on April 24 and 26. About ten or eleven of the group are expected to win four year stipends for 1931-32. Two hundred ten nominees took preliminary exams in six Kansas cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Summerfield
University
F Or
Henry Baker
Midian
Alfred L._ Baldwin
Wichita
Robert Braden
Otis Brubaker
Conway Springs
Wilburn
Flourney
Kansas City
Edward Yoote
Hutchinson
Frank
F. Hamilton
Norton
Bert Johnson
Topeka
Elden’ Johnson
Luray
James Lawson
Lawrence
Ralph Lewis
el Dorado
Peter E. Marchetti
John Moore
Winfield
Everett Moses
Junction City
Gunnar Mykland
Chapman
Harold Patterson
Lyons
Charlie Ramsey
Dighton
Norman F. Ramsey
Fort Leavenworth
Almond Shaw
Belleville
Cheney S. White
Martin F. Young
Cofe
Leis
Solon
New York
University of
Olin Templin
Oil man Julian pleads guilty in unlawful weapon charge
C. C. Julian a famed Oklahoma and California oil operator pleaded guilty today in Laredo to unlawfully carrying a weapon. Judge J. F. Mullally fined him 500 dollars plus costs. The case is linked to a broader set of indictments accusing him of kidnaping and conspiracy in a $50,000 extortion claim involving Lamar S. Bolling.
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Laredo
Tex
C. C. Julian
Oklahoma
California
J. F. Mullally Z
Julian
Lamar S. Bolling
Locals Win Close Game In North Lawrence baseball
The North Lawrence Wildcats, coached by Blacky Henderson and Louis McCann, edged the Reno club 6 to 5 yesterday afternoon before a large crowd. George Murphy and Haynes starred for North Lawrence while Campbell and Black excelled for Reno. Murphy drove in a run in the fourth, Mills hit a homer for Reno in the second, and North Lawrence led with four runs in the seventh after scoring previously in the second and fourth.
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North Lawrence
Wildcat
Blacky Henderson
Louis McCann
Reno
George Murphy
Haynes
Campbell
Blackwell
Murphy
Lawrence
Mills
Sone
Choir at Topeka in fourth First Presbyterian concert
The vested choir of the First Presbyterian church directed by Dean D. M. Swarthout of the University of Kansas fine arts school gave its fourth Topeka concert yesterday at Westminster Presbyterian church. assisted by seven soloists from Topeka and Evelyn Swarthout on piano.
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First Presbyterian Church
D. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas Fine Arts School
Topeka
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Frankton
Kathryn Janewake Nelson
Christine Underwood
William Pitcher
Helen Stockwell
Evelyn Swarthhout
Names of students listed by school in a college yearbook
The passage lists seniors sophomores juniors and freshmen by college divisions such as pharmacy business education engineering and architecture fine arts law medicine and pharmacy. It names many individuals including L Woodfin Harold Morgan Russell Mtzenhouser Harold L Gainey Francis W and others across multiple departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Woodfin
Harold Morgan
Russell Mtzenhouser
Harold L. Gainey
School of Pharmacy
Francis W. Peti
Laurance Fowler
Lila Lawson
John H. Lumpkin
Ray Miller
Rose Pewarek
School of Business
Richard Harrington
Earl Woodford
Helen Tomlinson
School of ‘Education
Katherine Hehallanbere
Engineering
Irving
Lee Coffmann
Engineerine
Cavitt
Robert E. Ga
Fine Arts
Racheling Kautl
Evelyn Swarthout
Wfness
School of Fine Arts
Mildred DeWeese
Murtal Vol- Bete
Jean Crabbs
Hermine Stovorereshman
Fine Arte
Helen Russell
School of Law
Joseph ‘Ar
Eugene Hu Linville
Unio
School of” Medicine
Andrew Jack Hoefer
School of Medicine
Wilred “Minatova
Herbert Hesser
Charles Isbell, Jr
Harry W. Winkler
Maurice Smolt
Marley Rowe
Addelia Peterson
Murdered girl Louise Teuber found by picnicers in San Diego
Police report the 17 year old Louise Teuber was strangled and hanged from an oak limb. Her body was found by a picnic party as eight hours had passed since death. Investigators noted a sailor knot and a blanket with her clothes and purse, suggesting premeditation and possible motive.
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San Diego
Cal
Louise Teuber
Miss Teuber
William Teuber
Ihs
Crowder School Closes After Two Term Years
Crowder school concluded Friday with a community picnic in Beuermann's walnut grove. Rustic benches and a long cafeteria-style dinner welcomed a large crowd. Ice cream was served by Mr and Mrs Julius Beuermann. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Collins Miss Helen Wiley Miss Ona Belle Collins of Lawrence and Mr and Mrs J S Emmett of Kanwaka. Miss Johanna Griffis taught two successful terms. due to small enrollment a cheaper instructor is hired for the coming year Miss Anna Barnes of Oskaloosa will teach Crowder next term.
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Crowder School
Beuermann
Walnut Grove
Julius Beuermann
Henry Collins
Helen Wiley
Ona Belle Collins
Lawrence
J. S.emmett
Kanwaka
Johanna Griffis
Anna Barnes
Oskaloosa
Crowder
Morals and marriage in a humane ethical view
A Unitarian discussion reframes the Ten Commandments as a societal guide based on consequences. It argues marriage as devotion remains valuable not by divine decree but for human happiness, and psychology will teach emotions to choose right actions, guiding many toward noble character and lasting happiness. The piece also notes the statue of Freedom atop the Capitol.
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Unitarian Church
Paderewski to Give Wednesday Recital in University Auditorium
Polish pianist Paderewski will perform at 8:30 PM Wednesday in the University of Kansas auditorium, Lawrence. Manager L H Fitzgerald reports a St Louis audience of 10 000 with multiple encores, guards on duty, and tickets already selling. program features Bach Liszt selections, Beethoven, Chopin, Rubinstein pieces, and Paderewski works, with arrival by private car Superb at 6:10 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Kace Paderewski
Fing Arts
L. H. Fitzgerald
Padperewski
Municipal Auditorium
St.Louis
Gest
Paderewski
Lawrence
Douglas County 4-H Council Hosts Model Meeting Prep
In a Saturday night session the Douglas County 4-H Club Council discussed plans for visiting state leaders Miss Hilgard and Miss McElmurty. A clothing demonstration by Clover Leaf 4-H and an instructional chorus practice were featured. a committee of Chiereen McClure, Martha Lou Perkins, and Margaret Allison was appointed to arrange the County Council model meeting. A May 16 beef, sheep and hog project judging school led by C. Bington was announced. county agent J A Teryell spoke on obtaining delegates.
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Douglas County
4-H Club
Amber of Cammerce Rooms
Hilgard
McElmurty
Amelia Hartman
Lola Learnard
Ruth Blaugh
Clover Leaf 4-H Club
Chiereen McClure
Martha Lou Perkins
Margaret Allison
C.bington
J. A. Ter‘yell
Won Grain Judging Crown Earned by Wamego Team
A Wamego high school team won the tenth annual North East Kansas grain judging contest held in Lawrence Saturday morning under the Ag club. They scored 647 points to claim a silver cup, repeating as champions from last year. Ottawa high placed second with 642 points. Lawrence led the scoring at 650 but competed separately. Auburn high school won the cup in the corn sorghum alfalfa seed and wheat division with 237 points, Linn high school second at 234. Jon Weybrew of Wamego was high point-man with 223 points, Karl Shoemaker of Ottawa was second high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamego High School
American Aviator Registers for Trans-Pacific Flight Prize
Thomas Agh Jr., an American flier, registered with Asahi newspaper for its $25,000 prize offering the first non-stop flight between Japan and the United States. The monoplane Tak started in Tacoma last year under Harold L. Bromley, who renamed and resumed efforts before abandoning the idea.
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Tokyo
Thomas Agh, Jr
Asahi
Japan
United States
Ash
Tacoma
Harold L. Bromley
Bromley
FIND BOY AFTER ATTACK IN NEBRASKA FARM
A fifteen year old boy, Frederick Staats, is in a hospital after being slugged and left in a rude grave on his uncle Gilbert Gossin’s farm in Sidney Nebraska. The home was ransacked, items stolen, blood at the scene, a gas pipe found outside. He remains unable to speak clearly.
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Sidney
Frederick Staats
Gilbert Gossin
Market News Kansas City Livestock Prices Apr 20
Kansas City market report shows steer prices for good yearlings 7.00 to 9.25 per cwt for 1200 to 1590 lb cattle. Sheep and lamb markets mixed with woolly lambs around 9.00, good to choice lambs 7.25 to 8.90, ewes 7.50 to 3.75. Hogs shown as unchanged. Government bond closes listed include Liberty 3 34s at 101.23 and Treasury 4s at 107.21.
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Kansas City
Arizona
New
York
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Birthday dinner honors Lawrence resident Sarah Ridgeway
Nine living children and many relatives gathered Sunday at Mrs. Lottie Gilbert’s home in Lawrence to celebrate the 93rd birthday of Sarah Schimmel Ridgeway. A pink and white cake adorned the table as friends and family from Denver Prescott and Butler joined the festivities and church circles in honoring the centenarian matron known for health and activity. The notice also mentions upcoming meetings of Wallace W. C. T. U. and Kanwaka Good Will club with plans tied to law observance and child health discussions.
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Sarah Ridgeway
Lawrence
Lottie Gilbert
A. L.paul
Precott
Ariz
Harriet Williams
Harry Ridgeway
Denver
Colo
Gilbert
O. A. Ridgway
A. C. Ridgeway
Boulder
Dorothy Ridgeway
A. L. Paul
Prescott
E. K. Stevenson
Sally Stevenson
Butler
Weeber Hutton, Jr
Sarah Schimmel Ridgeway
Northhampton County
Pennsylvania
Robert M. Ridgeway
Kansas
Kansas City
Bismarck Grove
Salida
Russell Caples Visits Great Falls Friends En Route St Louis
Russell Caples of Great Falls Montana was en route to St Louis and spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs L N Lewis and Mr and Mrs Hugh Means in a short personal visit reported as part of local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Caples
Great Falls
Mont
St. Louis
L. N. Lewis
Hugh Means
Community Chest talk at Chamber luncheon by George Kent
The Chamber of Commerce will host a noon talk tomorrow at the Hotel Eldridge on The Community Chest and How It Is Operated. George Kent, managing director of the Community Chest in Kansas City, Kan, will speak to Lawrence citizens about starting a chest fund here next year. A separate brief note from Managua reports a slight quake at 7:80 this morning causing no serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kent
Kansas City
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
Kan
Lawrence
Managua
Nicaragua
SEEK 4 MISSING BOY
Police issued a broadcast for LeRoy Carter jr a 16 year old who ran away from SpringfieldHt last Wednesday. LeRoy and his parents were in Lawrence searching after a cornet mailed home Friday. He is about five nine, 125 pounds, light brown hair blue eyes and a large nose wearing a red sweater and dark blue pants. Any information should be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peart
LeRoy Carter, Jr
Springfield
WREN
LeRoy Carter
Lawrence
Han
Denver
Izaak Walton League Meeting Plans Membership Drive
Chief of Police W J Cumming and Mr Carter discuss a missing son as the Izaak Walton League schedules a Tuesday night gathering in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7 15 for membership reports. Dues are due and several new members are signed up with plans to arrange next month's receipt of fish and game from the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak. Walton League
Chamber of Commerce
State Department
Counterfeiters Sentenced in Local Case
Two men and two women accused as operators of a portable counterfeit plant here were each sentenced by Judge J. P. Woodrough to one year and one day in prison. The April 20 AP report notes the defendants confessed to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maha
J. P. Woodrough
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Ellis
Obae Jayhawker
Colon
Adolph, Lotz
Ee Adolph, Lotz
Eudora
Von
Lena
Hammer
Olga Lotz
Otto Lota
Portest Atk
Vested! Group
Key Pittman
Nevada
University of Kansas Athletic Board
Los Gatos
Calif
Picknickers
Beuermann's Grove
A. P. News New
Rae
Nce
Density County
Seasion
Ictor
Nebraska Farm
Wallace W. C. T. U
Susie Denman
Maine Street
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Grover Rothwell
Beonram
George Rich
E American Service CO
Walton
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Clarion Radio
Shimmons Bros
Reuter
Ami
Indiana
Lawrence Anitary Creamery
The
First National Bank
Frances T. Northcross
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