Honduran revolt under control as US ships move in
Washington reports seven U S warships deployed along a 600 mile Honduran coast to protect Americans amid a revolt. Memphis anchored at La Ceiba with ports La Ceiba Tela Puerto Cortes and Puerto Castilla under observation. Government forces gain strength while martial law is imposed for 60 days.
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Washington
United States
State and
Navy Department
Honduras
Nicaragua
la Ceiba
Memphis
Tela
Puerto Cortez
Puerto Cas itilla-Trujillo Bay
Lay
Cigalpa
San Pedro Sula
Delo Colindres
Congress
Ceiba
Trenton
Marblehead
Puerto Castilla
Bookkeeper Acquitted on Embezzlement Counts
In Manhattan Kansas a jury acquitted Harry Dieblers Jr a bookkeeper in three counts of embezzlement tied to losses at the State College Bank last December The bank served Kansas State College students and is central to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Harry Dieblers, Jr
Cha
College State Bank
Kansas State College
Weather Forecast For Kansas State And Cities
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with a not so cold spell in the northwest and frost or freezing temperatures expected. Wednesday will be somewhat warmer with morning clouds and partly cloudy skies in Topeka Ottawa Manhattan and other towns. Dirt roads will be muddy in Beloit Manhattan Emporia Topeka and nearby areas while roads are slippery at Ottawa and Arkansas City and good at Coffeyville. Temperatures around 84 yesterday with a 68 low and scattered rainfall noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
To- Fits
Ottawa
Ittaburg
Manhattan
Belo
Emporia
Topeka
Arkansas
City
Wichita
Pittsburg
Coffeyville
Douglas County
Ian Con
Ruth Nichols Plans Solo Atlantic Flight Trail to Paris
Ruth Nichols, among the United States leading women aviators, plans a solo transatlantic flight following the Lindbergh trail to Paris within two weeks. Accompanied by Colonel Clarence D. Chamberlin to Harbor Grace, she will depart from Jersey City aboard the Crosley aircraft, tested with a 210 mph Wasp motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nichols
Paris
New York
Atlantic
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Aeronauti-C
Detroit
Harbor
Grace
N. F
Miss Nichols
Jersey City
Colonel Chamberlin
Crosley Radio Corp
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Chamberlin
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co
Hartford
Conn
Siamese King Prajadhipok Arrives in Chicago
The special train carrying King Prajadipok and Queen Rambai Barni of Siam and their royal entourage arrived in Chicago yards just before 9 am. They remained secluded, avoided downtown stations, and waved from the rear platform as photographers captured the scene. General Nathan William Mac Chesney, Siamese consul, rode the royal car and spoke with the royals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prajadaipok
Rambaibarni
Siam
Pacific
Eastern
Seaboard
New York Central
New York
United States
King Prajadhipok
Nathan William MacChesney
China
Notre Dame President Opposes Rockne Memorial Plan
Wichita April 21 AP Father Charles L O Donnell Notre Dame president told alumni he does not support a memorial near Ba zaar Kansas for Knute Rockne and seven crash victims. The meeting discussed the proposal but agreed to decide later. Alumni from Hutchinson Fort Scott Emporia Leavenworth and Salina attended. Al Gebert was elected club president and Dan WEL t ch ens Hutchinson secretary treasurer. J F R Newers Emporia named to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Almuni
Charles L. O'Donnell
Notre Dame University
Knute Rockne
Bazaar
Rockne
O’donnell
Hutchinson
Fort Scott
Emporia
Leavenworth
Salina
al Gebert
University of Wichita
Dan Weltchens
J. F. R. Newers
EXPANDS WHEAT PLAN TO BUY CANADIAN GRAIN
William Wrigley Jr. companys Canadian branch extends its gum for wheat plan from May 1 to December 1. Proceeds from sales in Canada will be used to buy Canadian wheat at prices up to 65 cents a bushel. The program now aims to purchase up to 2,000,000 bushels instead of 1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Wrigley
Missionaries Held by Bandits Near Hankow
Three American-Lutheran missionaries Miss Esther Nordlund Miss Augusta Nelson and Rev Oscar Anderson were captured by bandits near Kingchow along the Yangtze River. Efforts by American and Chinese authorities offered no details as the area has seen months of bandit and Red forces activity. The captives were taken four days earlier and are believed moved toward nearby mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Esther Nordlund
Augusta Nelson
Oscar Anderson
Chicago
Kingchow
Shastand
Moun
Alfonso XIII arrives in London amid crowd scene at Victoria station
London officials mobbed Alfonso XIII Duke of Toledo as he reached Victoria station and checked into the Claridge hotel for private business. He plans to seek funds on his holdings and to enroll his son Juan in an English naval school. Paris dispatch notes Victoria Eugenie, Spain's former queen, crying as she leaves Paris for exile at Fontainebleau.
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London
Alonso
Spain
Duke of Toledo
Victoria Station
Claridge Hotel
Alfonso
Juan
Paris
Victoria Eugenie
Isan
Fontainebleau
Doctor Kidnaped After Receiving Phone Call in St Louis
Dr J D Kelley Jr a leading eye ear nose and throat specialist and son in law of oil magnate William Culleri McBride was believed kidnapped after answering a telephoned request for medical services. His car was found in St Louis County as police search continued with no ransom demand known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
J. D. Kelley, Jr
Wiliam Culleri McBride
Kelley
Lonnee
St. Louis Lierd
Olmes
Chicago
Ballinger
R. ‘Kelley
Clayton
Andy
Jallinger
Howard C
Louis P ’ Ey
St Louis
Quiet reports in Nicaraguan ports and Sandino drive
Bluefields Apr 21 AP reports large gangs of outlaws at Saclin on the Wanks river and San Pedro de Norte but Guardia Nacional columns report no contacts in 24 hours. Bluefields and Puerto Cabezas quiet. Inland disturbances did not halt banana shipments to steamers. No lives lost at Cabo Gracias a Dios on Apr 15. the Tropical Radio Telegraph station dismantled. The U S S Asheville arrived at Puerto Cabezas with refugees. U S S Rochester arrived from Bluefields with Rear Admiral Arthur Smith aboard. The late Rev Karl Bregenzer’s family reported safe at Neptune Mine. Hoover announced Nicaragua’s national guard drive to “clean up Sandino,” with over 1300 guardsmen and threats of justice for Sandino. A navy report lists 16 foreign dead in Nicaraguan attacks, including eight Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Saclin
Wanks
San Pedro de Norte
Guardia National
Puerto Cabezas
Cabo Gracias A Dios
Tropical Radio Telegraph Company
Asheville
U. S. S. Rochester
Arthur Smith
Karl Bregenzer
Pedro Brandon
Neptune Mine
National Guard
Sandino
Washington
Hoover
Navy Department
Arthur St
Clair “Smith
Special Service
Nicaraguan
Nica- Tagilan
Bear
Arthur St. Clair Smith
Farm board keeps wheat sale and stabilization plan unchanged
Washington April 21 AP Chairman Stone said the farm board will continue to pursue the sale abroad of 35 million bushels of off position wheat stored at Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Northwest ports by July 1 and will not buy stabilizing wheat from the 1981 crop. He noted 7 to 8 million bushels of the 35 million have already been sold abroad at a price near world level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stone
Farm Board
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific Northwest
Suit over road move seeks return of contract
Winfield Kan April 21 AP officers served a formal demand on George Rahn of Cameron for the return of a contract to render deeds to the state highway commission for the right of way through his land for the recreation of a neat? Tatas before District Judge C P Faller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield, Kan
George Rahn
Cameron
State Highway Commission
Oeneatne Tatas
C. ‘P. Faller
Iceland to become far north republic says students
In Reykjavik on April 21, Icelandic students and republican agitators push to sever ties with Denmark. Mass meetings outside the Danish legation and a student resolution demand a republic at the earliest date as royal power is shown not to have broad support. State wine shops have been zoned for public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reykjavik
Iceland
Copa
Denmark
Students
Two Thirds Down on Mount Oread Water Stand Tower
Dismantling of the 105-foot Mount Oread water stand tower is more than two thirds complete with 35 feet of steel remaining. Pittsburg-Des Moines crews use three 100-pound hammers to remove sections, marked for easy reassembly. Upper seventy feet removed in under two weeks as excavation begins for a new million gallon reservoir to replace the stand tower. The reservoir will be seventy seven feet in diameter and thirty feet high, to be erected by the same steel company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oread
Pittsburg-Des Moines
March Construction Company
Pittsburg-Des Moines Steel Company
Community Chest work praised at Chamber luncheon
George E. Kent executive director of the Kansas City Kansas chest told the Chamber of Commerce at the Hotel Eldridge that the community chest concentrates relief and health services, avoids overlap, and unites leaders for public good. He cited 350 cities using the plan and noted its efficiency. A legume tour was announced for May 29 in Douglas county by county agent J A Becker, with Chamber plans for May 12 and new president A B Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
George E. Kent
Kansas City, Kan
Kent
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
America
Douglas County
J. A Beker
Walter Varnum
Chamber ‘of Commerce
A. B. Weaver
East Texas oil proration agrees to start May 1
East Texas oil men and the railroad commission announce a proration plan starting May 1 with an initial production limit of 130000 barrels daily rising to 150000 by June 15, after a temporary injunction was lifted. Parties agreed to seek a 60 day suspension of the injunction from Judge J D Gore and suspend further action until July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
East Texas
R.D. Parker
Oil and Gas Division
Railroad Commission
J.D. Gore
Receiverships Asked in Tulsa Corporate Suit
T. J. Booth, a Petroleum Royalties company stock holder, asks in district court for receiverships of Greer Investment, Petroleum Royalties Company, Oil Properties Company, and Petroleum Royalties Company of Oklahoma. Announcement notes sale of 100 percent of Petroleum Royalties Company of Oklahoma to J Edward Jones New York. Booth seeks cancellation of 1000 shares of Petroleum Royalties common stock issued to Greer Investment, claiming the transaction illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Greer Investment Company
Petroleum Royalties Company
The
Oil Properties Company
Petroleum Royalties Company of Oklahoma
T. J. Booth
J. Edward Jones
New York
Booth
Indians beat Tigers 5 4 in ninth inning rally
American League matchup in Cleveland sees the Indians take the series over Detroit 5 to 4 after a late run secures the win. Sorrell Hayworth Herring Schang Brown Ferrell Sewell contribute in the win. Weather and postponements affect other games as schedule shifts occur.
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Wameeloo
Boston
Donohue
Schumaker
O'Farrell
Brandt
Spohrer
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Heimach
Moss
Gallivan
Lombardi
J. Elliott
Davis
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Sorrell
Hayworth
Herring
Schang
Brown
Ferrell
Sewell
Oklahoma Pioneer Clarence W Turner Dies at 74
Muskogee Okla April 21 Clarence W Turner 74 a Turner Hardware co owner dating to India territory days dead in a St Louis hospital after months of illness. A Pleasant Porter associate Turner learned Creek language gaining trust and led to large land holdings and cattle leases. He arrived Muskogee in 1870 and built the first federal court building in Oklahoma the first ice and electric plants and opened the McAlester coal mine district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Clarence W. Turner
Turner Hardware, Co
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Pleasant Porter
Turner
Territory
Indiana
McAlester
Mystery in Shooting Haunts Plaza Hotel San Antonio
Fletcher A. Nona Rees star athlete of Texas University football, found wounded with a head wound in the Plaza hotel garage. He had been released from a local hospital after head injury treatment and was aiding a sporting goods store move when discovered wandering dazed. He was a three letter man at the University of Texas, quarterback, captain and guard, and Sigma Nu member. Rees had finished his athletic career last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Fletcher A
Nona” Rees
Texas University
Plaza
Rees
Mi Hen
Austin
Pri
Nona
University of Texas
Sigma Nu
Stocks Fall in Broad Market as Rail Shares Lead
New York April 21 AP Stocks moved lower in steady selling with renewed railroad liquidation. U S Steel hit a new low at 127.50 down 3 while American Telephone fell about 4. New York Central slid about 4 provided some recovery from a 6 drop. Illinois Central regained 1 from a 6 loss and Union Pacific recovered part of a 5.75 decline. About 2 million shares were traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
American Telephone
New York Central
Illinois Central
Union Pacific
Suit seeks 33000 in damages over 1930 Lawrence crash
Albert Dyer files a district court suit against Dr. E R Keith for 33483.30 alleging injuries from a December 1 1930 collision near Lawrence. Dyer says Keith drove negligently into a model A Ford truck parked on the highway shoulder, dragging Dyer about fifteen feet and causing a broken leg and facial injuries. He seeks 30000 for pain and suffering plus 10000 for earnings and 483.30 for medical expenses.
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Albert Dyer
Ottawa
E. R. Keith
Lawrence
Keith
Dyer
Ernest Moore
Kansas City
Moore
Der
Shift Booze Cases Hit District Court
Justice Ek Bwena transferred F E Brown driver for Wea truck company and H W McCombs of 1603 Massachusetts St to district court for preliminary hearing. McCombs posted 200 bond. Brown held in jail for bond default. Trials set for May term after weekend raids by city and county officers. Ernest Simpson 18 near Clinton sent to district court on grand larceny charge for theft of three chickens March 28 from Alvey Dulin. Simpson jailed on 1500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
F. E. Brown
Wea Truck Company
H. W. McCombs
Massachusetts Street
District Court
Justice Ek
Bwena
AreCombs
Liberty
Swede
Wilson
Brown
Jrail
Ernest Simpson
Clinton
Alvey Dulin
Simpson
Dulin
Pie County
Parker gets 15 year term for Tala bank robbery
Claremore Oklahoma April 21 AP William Parker 23 Sand Springs received a fifteen year penitentiary sentence after pleading guilty to robbery scores in the hold up of the First State Bank of Tala la state bank Parker named Forrest Smith as the actual robber and will stand trial Parker said he helped by driving a car for Smith authorities reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremore
Okla
William Parker
Sand Springs
First State Bank
Talala
Yester
Orrest Smith
Parker
Smith
Peru Bank Robber Sentenced to 10 to 50 Years
Clem Binning of Peru, Kansas, convicted of bank robbery, was sentenced to 10 to 50 years in the state prison at Lansing. Accomplice O J Riker’s sentence was deferred pending appeal. the bank recovered about 10,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Sedan
Kan
Clem Binning
Lansing
O. J. Riker
Binning
Liverpool Wheat Drops on Farm Board Sale Report
Liverpool reports wheat fell sharply after news from New York that the United States farm board would sell in European markets. Quotations stood at 4s 5d per hundredweight, down 1 144d from yesterday, with dealers cautious until confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
England
New York
United States Farm Board
Open house cooking school draws 650 at Orpheum
More than 650 Lawrence women attended the Journal World Free Cooking School at the Orpheum Theatre. Mrs Frances Northcross led demonstrations with dishes such as baked ham and macaroni mold as merchants donated baskets of food prizes. doors opened at 1 pm for the 2 pm session with a second session planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal- World Free Cooking School
Frances Northecross
L. H Menger
Lawrence Women’s City Club
Lawrence
Orpheum
Glenn W. Dickinson
Northcross
Alias Raub
Weavers
Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad directors meet in Newark
Officers elected and reelected at the Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad company board meeting in Newark. Gee remains vice president. George Atking reelected traffic chief. Cahill reappointed president and board chair. Other officers listed with headquarters in St. Louis and scattered postings. Shareholders in St Louis elected directors for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Company
Newark
Gee
George Atking
E Traffic
J. St. Louis
H. Cahill
B. Barnes
N. A. Phillips
F. Johnson
Joseph M. Bryson
A. C. Rearick
J. G. Livengood
F. W. Grace
St. Louis
J. Barnes
Rearick
New York
Grace
Dallas
Cahill
C. Haile
St Louis
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Julius G. Law
Egucigalpa
State Department
Thomas C. Wasason
San Pedro
Sula
Wasson
Department
Legation
Peter C. Geyer
Marine Corps
Gregorio Ferrera
Springfield
Lee Helms
Barney Stout
John Douglas
John, Shocker
Eee
M Tures
Addy
Hamilton
Fords
Elinor Smith
United
Nicholehan
Los Angeles
Charles A. Lindbergh
Miss Smith
Siem
Eastern Seaboard
King
Notre ‘Diaime
Wrigley Interests
Skinner Motor Co
Highway Commission
Winfield
C. of C
Allied Charities Organization
East Texas Field
Boston Red/ Sox
Marber
Sven Rsesterday
Hate
Bluege
Myerston
Ash
Gaston
Brillheart
Iris
Murphy
Berry
Marbery
Spencer
Yuu Uuy
Mahaffey
Great Britain
Clarence Turner
Texas. U
Charles Rose
H.W. McCombs
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M.K.T
M. A. Cahill
Lotae
Saredo
Apr
C. Julian
California
Lamar S. Bolling
Goaking School
Boot
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