Rescued Men Escape Death In Nova Scotia Mine
Dr D E Robertson and Alfred Scadding were freed from the Moose River gold mine after ten days entombed. Miners bored through live earth to reach them and they emerged at 12 44 a m and 1 00 a m respectively, while companion Herman Magill lay dead.
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Associated Press
Moose River
N. S
D. E. Robertson
Charles Alfred Scadding
Herman Magill
Robertson
Toronto
Atlantic
Scadding
Magill
H. K. MacDonald
N. D. Rankin
Jan MacDonald
Alfred Scadding
Halifax
Donald G. Grant
Nova Scotia
Altho
Archibald
Nova Scotia mine drill reaches 141 foot level amid peril
The Nova Scotia government mine at New Glasgow began boring a two inch communication hole on April 15 toward the 141 foot level. By April 18 the diamond drill penetrated the level, but a weakened mine structure delayed workers. Voices from the entombed men indicated they were still alive early Sunday.
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Nova Scotia
New Glasgow
Federal inspection set for April 29 and 30 at ROTC
Lt. Col. Franklin Babcock announced the annual federal inspection for April 29 and 30. Major R H McMasters and Majors E C Mead P L Focardi and Fred D Wickham will conduct the two day tour. Cadets will be reviewed at 430 PM Wednesday with close order drill and ROTC classes proceeding as usual. War Department representative will lead class examinations in addition to inspections.
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Franklin Babcock
University
R. H. McMasters
E. C. Mead
Topeka
P L. Focardi
Kansas City
Fred D. Wickham
Lawrence
Corps of Cadets
War Department A
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Dahlene 81 in Lawrence
Mrs. Carrie Dahlene aged 81 died Tuesday at home 615 Indiana street. Funeral services were held today at 3 pm from Rumsey Brothers with Rev. Howard Koelb in charge. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. She leaves six sons Dan and August Dahlene of Lawrence, Andrew in San Diego, Amil in Los Angeles, Oscar in Tuscaloosa, Edward in Chicago, one daughter Mrs Herbert Cowan of Hutchinson, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A native of Sweden she had lived in Lawrence over 40 years. Her husband died about 22 years ago.
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Carrie Dahlene
Indiana Street
Rumsey Brothers Funeral
Howard Koelb
Oak Hill Cemete
Dan Dahlene
August Dahlene
Lawrence
Andrew Dahlene
San Diego
Cal
Amil Dahlene
Los Angeles
Oscar Dahlene
Tuscalo
Hold Two Is County Jail
Isaac Moore and Toots Moore, colored, are jailed by city police after arrest at the Santa Fe depot about 11 30 last night on a liquor possession charge. A gallon can and four pint bottles of alleged whisky were seized. No charges had been filed by late afternoon.
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Isaac Moore
Toots Moore
Henry Smith
Floyd Hunter
Santa Fe
Scientist speaks at Manhattan on cell growth research
Dr W J Baumgartner of the University of Kansas zoology department addressed the Research Council at Kansas State College in Manhattan this afternoon. He discussed his latest work on cell division and growth and presented his photo microscopic film of cell division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Baumgartner
University of Kansas Department of Zoology
Research Council
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Supreme Court Justices to attend Kansas Law Banquet
Justices Dawson Harvey Smith Thiele and Wedell of the Kansas Supreme Court have accepted invitations to the Kansas University School of Law annual banquet on May 7. A student committee delivered a personal invitation. Chief Justice Burch cannot attend due to a conflicting engagement.
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Dawson
Harvey
Smith
Thiele
Wedell
Kansas Supreme Court
University of Kansas School of Law
Topeka
Burch
University of Kansas to stage radio play Tough Hombre
University of Kansas dramatics students present radio play Tough Hombre Friday evening from 6 15 to 6 30 over KFKU. The cast features Don Dixon Martin Maloney Esther Hollecker Dana Durand and Robert Gard.
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University of Kansas Dramatics Department
KFKU
Don Dixon
Martin Maloney
Esther Hollecker
Dana Durand
Robert Gard
Memorial hospital returnee and church note
Mrs J G Jeffries has returned home after a minor operation at Memorial hospital. Immanuel Lutheran church will skip Sunday services as Rev W W Stoeppleworth is away in Holyrood Kan due to Mrs Julius Biddenberg’s mother's death. Funeral planned in Holyrood. Dean D M Swarthout returned from Pittsburg where he acted as critic judge for junior college musical groups and spoke on the place of music in the junior college at a dinner meeting.
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J. G. Jeffries
Memorial Hospital
Immanuel Lutheran Church
W. W. Stoeppelworth
Holyrood
Kan
Pittsburg
D. M. Swarthout
Dean Swarthout
Mrs Guyer to Entertain Kansans at D A R Congress Breakfast
Mrs U S Guyer wife of Representative Guyer of Kansas City Kan will entertain Kansans here for the D A R congress at breakfast in the house restaurant tomorrow. Let Butcher explain how to buy safe auto truck and fire insurance force Call him now Ph 892
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Guyer
Washington
U. S. Guyer
Kansas City
Kan
D. A. R. Congress
Lawrence Briefs Mention Hat Dispute and Local Jobs
In Lawrence a boy accompanying his mother to a millinery shop complains of the choice and quips about his father’s likely reaction. Richard W. Scott, son of Mr and Mrs C L Scott, has taken a position with the Indian Territory Oil and Illuminating Co in Bartlesville Ohio. He is a 1934 University engineering graduate. Construction has begun on a Colonial home at 708 Ohio Street for Mr and Mrs J G Jeffries who returned to Lawrence and opened a new Jeffries store. G W Jones is the contractor.
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Richard W. Scott
C. L. Scott
Indian Territory , Oil and Luminating Company
Bartlesville
Ohio
T the University
Ohio Street
J. G. Jeffries
Lawrence
Jeffries
G. W. Jones
New Charges Filed Against Robert Cunningham
Robert Cunningham a K A graduate was returned to Lawrence from Kansas City by Undersheriff George Price. A new complaint filed in O J Lane’s justice court charges him with driving a motor car while intoxicated and disturbing the peace on West Ninth street last Saturday. Cunningham was arrested Saturday evening after residents reported a disturbance in the west end of Ninth street. He was jailed and released on a $25 cash bond. A prior charge of being drunk in a public place was filed last Monday. bond forfeited when he failed to appear. County Attorney Stevens said information since Monday led to the new charges.
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Robert Cunningham
K. A
Lawrence
Kansas City
George Price
Justice Court of O. J. Lane
Cunningham
West Ninth Street
Ninth Street
Justice Court
Hults
Stevens
Oread Notes Highlight School Year Drama and Awards
The Little Theater hosted a senior girls melodrama Faithless Nell and Queen Anne's Lace. Letters were awarded to basketball players led by Gordon Gray, swimming awards to Ise, Richardson, and Hunn, with second year honors to Rummage, Treece, Dawes, Allphin, Sisson, Osmond. Oread tennis fell to Lawrence Memorial. banquet tickets sell well. Ames wins Illinois scholarship. more student teaching posts and a marriage license issued in the cohor house for Henak and Lamb.
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Little Theater
Oread
Eileen Steele
Faithless
Nell
Mildred Brown
Peachie Epley
Mary Lynde
Cleo Hartman
Doris Oxkman
Lucile Loxman
Gordon Gray
K. U
Carlyle Dawes
Richard Treece
Lewis Raber
Gerald Banker
Herman Hunn
Charles Rummage
Jerry Sisson
Leonard Rainwater
Eldon Harwood
Rober Montgomery
H. G. Allphin
John Ise
John Richardson
Wayne Allphin
Larry Osmond
Alfred C. Ames
University of Illinois
Oread Training School
Osceola Weekend Family Visits and Club News
Oskaloosa and nearby towns reported weekend visits among extended families including the Stover Ford and Coleman households. Social Helpers club elected new officers and welcomed new members. A baby boy was born to George and Mrs Sands in Kansas City. Howard Bradley visited relatives in Centerville.
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J. S. Stover
Republic County
W. B. Ford
Walker Coleman
Atchison
Fay Weishaar
Nortonville
Idona Bates
C. F. Chase
Pittsburg
G. E. Tewell
Loren McGehee
Social Helpers Club
Ruth Noble
McGehee
H. J. Dissinger
Roit
Boyd
Reaser
Mattie McKee
Alpha Delta House
Washburn
Mona Olmstead
Wamego
Tom Davis
George Sands
Kansas City
Jeanette Kempter
Sands
Joan
Howard Bradley
Centerville
Fire damages bank and stores in Nortonville
Dr and Mrs Delos Stevens visited Nortonville to view the early morning fire that destroyed the bank post office and other business places. County Clerk Ike Ferrill and wife attended to his mother's burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Local gatherings included Presbyterian Aid programs and a Willing Workers party. Various residents attended Kansas relays in Lawrence with Governor Alfred Landon present.
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Delos Stevens
Nortonville
Ike Ferrill
Valley Falls
Rose Hill
Lucy Raines
Leslie Lane
State House
Topeka
Elizabeth Webber
George Beyer
Presbyterian Aid and Friends
Frances McClellan
Caddie Patrick
Patrick
Walter Ford
Clifford Neece
Charles Long
Miss McClellan
Ernest Heggendoffer
Aid Treasury
Markin McCreight
Aid
Kansas City
Nellie Pennington
Frank Hosford
Lawrence
Newt Snellgrove
Luellan Hoskinson
KK. U
John Hoskinson
Mrs Ellen Hoskinson celebrates 80th birthday at home
Sunday guests of Mrs Nellie Pennington included Patrick and relatives, Ted Ku eny and daughter from Kansas City. April 12 marked Ellen Hoskinson’s 80th birthday, with relatives Sadie Dewey Kate King Frances Carson John Hoskinson Emmet Hoskinson and families Con cordia Henry Williamson Hutchinson Bess Hawkins St Joseph Mollie Sanders Faris Carson Jefferson City in attendance. Mrs Hoskinson has spent most of her eighty years in the area and still does fine needlework at her daughter’s home.
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Elmer, McReynolds
Hutchinson
Bess Hawkins
St. Joseph
Mollie Sanders
Faris Carson
Jefferson City
Local families attend dinners and a birthday event
Prospect Mrs Robert Joy Betty Lillian Ellis and Phillis Janeway of Lawrence joined Mrs Parsons and children for a last day dinner at the Clearfield schoolhouse. Henry Roche and family celebrated the 92nd birthday of Reuben Weeks near Sibley with many relatives. Mrs Rohe sustained a broken hip at a fall and was taken to Lawrence Memorial hospital. George and Mrs Rohe visited the hospital. Mrs Rohe remains in pain. Theresa Speicher visited Smithville Mo. Julius Speicher and children, Will Speicher of Topeka, and Cecile Jardon with Marvin spent Sunday at Lorenz Speicher’s home.
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Robert Joy
Betty Lillian Ellis
Phillis Janeway
Lawrence
Walter Parsons
Frank Weeks
Edwin
Belvoir
Walter Keyser
Royce
Topeka
Eva Weeks
Martin Rohe
Rohe
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George Rohe
Williamstown Journal Notes numerous community events
Mrs. George Hamm celebrated her 66th birthday with 63 guests at the Laptad home near Midland including Dr. Arden Price of Kansas City and several Hamm relatives. Also reported are a Burgoine weekend visit for Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Burgoyne, new baby David Green, Grinter family illness and flowers, seventh grade exams April 18, Buck Creek and Dean schools absent eighth graders, influenza illness, a new farm near Number Ten school, a violin recital by Mildred Allen, Buck Creek term closing with attendance notes, and staff mentions of Leoma Oaks and Jerald Vallsbinder.
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George Hamm
Robert Laptad
Midland
Howard
Harold Martin
Will Grinter
Lawrence Hospital
Williamstown
Mrs. Grinter
Elsie Humphries
Leeta Oaks
Cecelia Frances Mulvihill
Thomas Dolan
Ernest Duncan
Lucille Vausbin
P. J. Stallard
Allie Allen
University Auditorium
Miss Allen
Buck Creek
Jerald Vallsbinder
Chester School
Hugh Wells
Leota
Oaks
Test Your Knowledge Quiz on Classic Questions
Classified page promises answers to seven questions. Topics include authorship of The Vicar of Wakefield and terms like eleemosynary and epitome. It asks about Spain and World War I, Catholic population in Italy, Mount Holyoke College location, and wartime MPs.
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Wakefield
Spain
Germany
Italy
Bennington
U. S
Mount Holyoke College
Easter Sunday visits and local notes from Chester
Orin Bliss travels to McPherson to visit his father's relatives. Mr and Mrs Forrest King hosted Easter guests including Sylvester Pickerell and Junior Gillbreath from Kansas City. Dr Delos Stevens from Oskaloosa visited Archie Johnson to see Frankie Johnson after a nosebleed during influenza. Easter guests of Mrs P J Stallard included Mrs Grace Allen and Dr Emmet Stallard of Topeka. Miss Darlene Wilbur returned from Lawrence after medical treatment and stayed with Mrs Win Newmark. The community mourns the death of Mrs James Ellis at Bethany hospital in Kansas City, a relative of Mrs Dale Worland. Mrs Frank McNally, now of Kansas City, is in poor health. Mrs Bart Nevins visited her daughter Mrs George Worswick and family in Topeka. George May returned to work as Union Pacific section foreman after a prolonged illness. Disney and Colman notes included as misc. The World Co print shop advertises modern facilities with free estimates. call 22.
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Delbert Frazier
CCC
Minnesota
Billy Jones
Union
Presbyterian Church
Bernard Peterson
Horace Edmonds
E. A. Ahrens
FE. O. Harbour
Margaret Kirkham
Arlin Wilkinson
Lawrence
Bernard Fowler
Dale Carson
John Norman
Lewis Thompson
Maurice Dissinger
Ed Hannah
Baker Universit
Nutwood Farm
Leslie Wagoner
Topeka
Melvin Hawk
Laura Bostwick
Ashland
Holliday
Leslie Waggoner
State Lake
Curtis Patrick
Mary Jo
C. W. Roberts
Charles O’brien
Nortonville
C. E. Barngrower
Strong City
Gula Baker
Monroe
Abe Gilbert
Leslie Hammig
C. E. Bliss
Daryl Bliss
Dwight Hawk
Ruth
Henry Hoffman
Kansas City
Agnes Ninceheiser
Council
Grove
Sunday Schools Workers Conference
E.O. Harbour
Etta Brown
Martha TerHune
Wyatt Gragg
Fred Thompson
WPA
Curtis
Orin Bliss
Chester School
McPherson
Forrest King
Sylvester Pickerell
Junior Gillbreath
Hugh Kyle
Maud Webb
Delos Stevens
Oskaloosa
Archie Johnson
Frankie Johnson
P. J. Stallard
Grace Allen
Emmet Stallard
Darlene Wilbur
Darlene
Win Newmark
James Ellis
Bethany Hospital
Ellis
Dale Worland
Frank McNally
Bart Nevins
George Worswick
George May
Union Pacific Railway
Market News Shows Wheat Slump and Livestock Mix
Chicago markets report renewed weakness in wheat amid increased selling pressure and light demand with July and September futures showing relief hopes for domestic crops. Export demand for Canadian wheat weaker than yesterday. Kansas City livestock prices mixed with cattle, calves, and feeders steady to slow, while sheep and lambs climbed slightly. Potatoes and produce markets show firm demand with limited supplies. Government bond closes noted in New York.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Tex
Arizona
Market report rows with oats and livestock prices
Hay and grain prices listed for May July and Sept. in Kansas City markets. lard bellies and prairie values shown. livestock close notes hogs steady cattle easing and lamb prices. estimated receipts forecast for cattle hogs and sheep. Wall Street section reports a severe stock market break with major losses and mixed bond performance.
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Kansas City
GM President Hints 1928 Car Output Soon
Interest rose in President Sloan of General Motors saying the firm may build 2,000,600 cars in 1928 and that April sales could set a new record. Oil division showed hopes of higher gasoline use with better driving weather, while Atlantic markets trimmed fuel stocks due to price cuts. First quarter refining demand rose 9.3 percent from a year earlier.
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Sloan
General Motors
Atlantic Seaboard
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Army
Addresses Research Council
K. U. Dramatics
Mama
Oread News
Lawrence Memorial High
K. U. Sports
Coarhouse
Charles W. Henak
Tonganoxie
Jessie N. Lamb
Linwood
Walt Disney
Mickey Mouse
Ronald Colman
America
the World Co
Adv
City
Springs
Idaho
Burbanks
U.S
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North Dakota Colt
Ohios
Gradtock
Cariot
van Bliss
Texas
Government
New York
Treasury Treasury
Mra. Gamphier
Cincinnati
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Coe
M. St
Carter
Willard
Wiedemann Motor Sales
Pontiac
N. H. St
Ahalta
Prairie
Aly
Kafir
Rye
Wall Street
Wwew
France
London
Tann
Case
Union Pacific
International Harvester
Santa Lohem
General Motor
Central
Southern Pacific
Telephone
Western Union
North and
Amerine Westinghouse
Douglas
Owens
Alccohel
S. Steel
Reth- Cheryler
N. Amerine
Chrysler
Ak Ie
Lee Young
Walter Young
Edward Young
Gertrude Shirar
Lloyd Young
Fay Young
Moa mLe TA Ta Tech
Tulsa
Union Bus Depot
Jourwanny
Greyhound
Granada
Massachusetts
M-G-M
Lowe's Midland
Kansas
Old
THE
Lawrence Flower Club
First Presbyterian Church
H. W. Edmondson
E. Je Netzer
Alfred C. Hottes
Better Homes and Gardens
Flower Club
Schubert
Hunsinger
Chevrolet
Mass
E. W. Penchard
Alf Landon
Lawrence Building and Loan
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