Millionaire Carnation owner visits Lawrence old friends
Multimillionaire Col Stuart of Seattle and Wily McIntire of Kansas City, long-time clerks under George Imes, toured Lawrence yesterday. The pair, tied to Carnation Milk and Pacific Steamship Co., were hosted by Gen and Mrs Wilder Metcalf and recalled their Lawrence roots and early careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
K. A. Stuart
Seattle
Wash
Carnation Milk
Pacific Steamship Co
Lawrence
Lz Q. Melntire
Kansas City
Col. Stuart
Mr. Melcvire
George Imes
Pacific Ruaste
Stuart
McIntire
Kansas Y Land
Wilder S. Metcalf
Cleared of Charges Hoff Contends Overcharges Rumor Probe
Charley Hoff world champion pole vaulter from Norway appears cleared as AAU begins inquiry into alleged overcharges for appearances at Kansas and Drake Relays. Dr. F C Allen of the University of Kansas says AAU rules not violated by payments. Chicago papers alleged $400 at Kansas Relays and $800 for Drake Relays.
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New ‘York
Charley Mof
Norway
Amateur Athletic Union
Kansas
Drake
Hoff
F.C. Allen
University of Kansaky
Jense
Charley Hoff
Star Nole
Chicago
Religious Education Institute Opens in Manhattan Church
The Manhattan Regional Institute of Religious Education opened last night in a Methodist church with most seats filled. Officials estimate nearly 2,000 delegates from out of town will attend as sessions continue, and Rev. Sears F. Leppnia of Independence spoke on putting Christ first in religious education.
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MepHattan
Kan
Manhattan
Sears F. Iepnia
Presbyterian Church
Independence
Christ
Chrise
Haskell Dress Parade and Flour Mills of America Incorporation
A Haskell Institute dress parade is planned for Sunday May 2 at 440 pm with the Haskell India Band directed by C Freder ick McDaniels performing a program including North Wind Overture and Enchanted Nights Waltz. Separately New Flour Corporation Baltimore reports incorporation of Flour Mills of America Inc with capital of 60000000 under Maryland law and details on share value and stock types.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
Repulperistendent
Haskell India Band
C. Frederick McDaniels
Schuhari
Grieg
Volunti
Jewel
King
Novetty
Romberg
New Flour Corporation
Baltimore
IA. P
Flour Mills of America, Inc
Maryland
Flauer Mills of America, Inc
Transfer to Atlanta for Egan gang members from Leavenworth
Five inmates including William Colbeck and Gustave Teitmeyer were transferred from Leavenworth to Atlanta by order of the Attorney General. The Egan gang members were part of a mail robbery case tied to the Staunton, Illinois, prison sentence of five years and a cash seizure of 854130. Officials would not comment on the transfers.
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Atlanta
William Colbeck
Frank Hackenphal
Gustave Teitmeyer
Jee P. Cronin
Dan Robigon
Leavenworth Centor
St. Louis
Saregent
Leavenworth
Kan
William “Dinty"’ Golbeck
Egan Gang
Louis
Federal Penitendiary
Colbesk
Egan “Rats
Priso
Quincy
Staunton
Hainois
Deaths and Funerals George McCreath and Mrs Rohring
Funeral services for George McCreath age years were held from Rumgey funeral home with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs Keeh el T Rohring, six years old, died from burns after a gasoline explosion and funeral services will be at Funk's chapel with burial in Dak Wil cemetery.
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George McCreath
George
Rohring
Keehel T. Rohring
Rohs Rna
Kansas City
Funk
C. A Richard
Dak Wil
Dolley Heads West for two week speaking tour
Senator J N Dolley national president of the Fraternal Aid Union departs by Union Pacific for a two week coast tour. He speaks to Rotary Club Oakland April 30 and to a northern California F A U convention May 1. He then appears in San Francisco May 3 4 San Jose May 4 and Los Angeles Long Beach May 8 9 with Rotary Commercial Club and F A U events and radio broadcasts.
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J. N. Dolley
Fraternal Aid Union
Union Pacifi
Pacific Coast
Oakland
Cal
Rotary Club
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Jose
Rotary
Long’ Beach
Long Beach
Churches May Re open in Mexican district protest eases
The Mexican government offers Catholics in Michoacán ten days to reopen churches closed in protest against state religious policy. If not reopened, churches will be seized as national property and repurposed for education. Also reports deny orders to deport Rt Rev Cartuana, US citizen. Miners union action targets communists as John L. Lewis authorizes expulsion of members affiliated with party groups.
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Mexican
Michorcan
Geo. J. Cartuana
Iapolis
Ind
Unit of America
Miners' Union
John L. Lewis
International
Lewis
National
Farm fire claims Kneisel family man dies in blaze
Kneisel 47 perishes in farm home fire while attempting to rescue his car. Son Arthur 25 suffers severe burns while helping his father. A stove in the wash house started the blaze. Kneisel survived by widow and six children. Also noted are a Kansas City university survey and an American League magnates meeting agenda.
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Horton
Pont Kneisel
Arthur
Kneisel
Black Jack Burnishes Local Elections and Community Notices
Henry Bell was reelected treasurer for three years at Black Jack during the annual meeting. Spring Creek elected Frank Kerns to the school board and rehired Dare Meredith as teacher. Local activity includes farm work, car purchase, illnesses, travel, and a northern lights display, with school and Farm Bureau events postponed and Easter plans tied to Arizona travels.
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Henry Bell
Black Jack
Spring Creek
Frank Kerns
Dare Meredith
H. F. Howard
Fred Scott
Mattison
le Loup
Walter Chalfant
Whitlam & Son Ford Agency
Wellsville
John Black
Ira Dunn
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Dunn
Hire
G. J. Rader
Dana Cavender
Agricata
Lucky Sebellack
Frank van Tries
Mi Nora
Irene van Tries
J. d. Breithade
Dane Lucas
M. A. Martins
Paola
Paul O'Neil
Henry Eiler
Walter van Tries
F. E. Kabb
H. T. Eilér
Vint Finch
Finnerty
Will
Phoenix
Arizona
Mar
Briday
Grace Hars Lewindsey
Clyde Yakle
Ottawa
Raymond Kalb
Schumann-Heink hailed as Americanized opera icon
An Austrian born contralto, 1861, Schumann-Heink is praised for crossing cultures, raising five children, and embracing American life after decades in opera. Her manager calls her the greatest contralto of her time as Kansas University prepares to host her Wednesday evening.
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Schumann-Heink
New York
Austria
University of Kansas
Winners announced in annual high school paper contest
Results of the Kansas State Agricultural College contest were announced in Manhattan. The Pantagraph and Abilene Booster won first in various classes. The Nor' western Northwest High School earned junior high honors. The Windmill Breezes of the Coats school won in the shop-printed papers category.
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Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Pantagraph
Kansas City
Abilene Booster
Idras
Hélton
Pers Devai
Sata Ao Alleen
Interesting Men at Realtors Convention Highlight Local Builders
Noted delegates include Harry A. Russell of Fort Scott, Simon Fishman of Tribune, Frank B. Faust of Topeka, Clement Wilson of Tribune, and L. J. Taylor of Dodge City. They are profiled for shaping Bourbon county roads, dairy, wheat, and land development with public service, farming, and legislative work.
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Harry A. Russell
Fort Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Bourbon County
Simon Fishman
Tribune
Kan
Russia
Tulsa
Greeley County
Fistiman
Frank B. Faust
Warranty Mortgage Bond Co
Topeka
Iin
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Lawrence
Clement Wilson
Kansas
L. J. Taylor
Dodge City
Farm
Fasta
Hev
Gens
End of an Era as Old Oregon Trail Fades in Wyoming
A wide survey notes the Old Oregon Trail in southwestern Wyoming from the Big Sandy river to the Bear river boundary is eroding under nature and ranch fences. Plans propose a highway named Old Oregon Trail from Granger through Cokeville to Portland, but the current road diverges from the original covered wagon path.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Wyoming
Big Sandy River
Pacific Springs
Cokeville
Bear River
Idaho
Oregon
Granger
Cote |Ville
Portland
Ore
Senate weighs Latvian debt as House acts on ban bill
Senate considers Latvian debt amid tariff commission probes. House takes up prohibition bill. American and Juga Slavic debt commissions meet. Workers begin excavating the new settling basin at the city water plant. work has run for four to five days. Rowan and Rickard hold the basin contract.
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American League
Chicago
New York
Johnson
Senate
House
Buelreau
Tariff Commission
City
Rowan and
Rickard
Wheat and livestock futures mixed in Chicago markets
Wheat edged higher as tight supplies and weak receipts supported values while forecasts of freezing weather and meager Argentine shipments boosted optimism. Corn and oats followed wheat moves with mixed results. hogs lower and cattle steady as end of day prices showed softer demand and uneven trade across grades.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Argentina
Tzisc
Paper film on making paper to be shown at school
A paper making film titled A Picture Show on the Making of Paper will be shown Monday at 3 PM at a high school. It is presented by the Journal World and the Missouri Interstate Paper Company and will feature spruce cutting to finished paper. William Hinson will lead the event and give a lecture for students and interested viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Missouri, Interstate Paper Company
William Hinson
Kansas City Livestock and Grain Markets Report
The report covers livestock prices at Kansas City with cattle and hog entries, noting delayed fade in fat cattle, varied steer prices, lambs and sheep, and hog top bids around 18.35 for a 160 lb average. Grain futures in Kansas City and Chicago show mixed changes with wheat and corn figures, and hay pricing across grades.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dept. of Ag
Arizona
California
Bible Club Flourishes in Minneapolis a six year growth
The Buchanan Bible Study club in Minneapolis has doubled its membership in six years and became the first such club affiliated with the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Founder Mrs. John Buchanan organized the group to make the Bible a living force for American women. The club uses outlines to study Bible periods, emphasizes sacred art, music and literature, and welcomes members from many denominations. Caldwell Davis the state Grange Master will visit Douglas county later this week and speak at an all county Grange meeting Friday at the Vinland Methodist church.
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Minneapolis
Aph
Buchanan Bible Study Club of
Federaton
Tts
John C. Buchanan
Caldwell Davis
Douglas County
Vinland Methodist Church
OrgacZeton
Quaker Oats Flavor Built on Fifty Years Milling
An advertisement touts Quaker Oats as superior to rival oats due to five decades of milling. It argues flavor matters and claims bulk from milling reduces laxative needs while balancing protein carbohydrates and vitamins. It promotes Quick Quaker and regular Quaker Oats as grocers’ options.
Market Notes and Prices From Kansas City April Market
The report covers eggs butter and poultry prices with small changes from the prior period, plus wheat corn and oats prices Nos 1 and 2 trade, and government bonds pricing. Wall Street overview notes shifting speculative activity and a steady close as traders await US Steel earnings figures.
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Kansas Wty
Leghorn
Wall Street
New York
United States Steel
Hudson Motors
General Mate Famous Players
Coca-Cola
U.S
U. S. Steel
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BE. A. Stuart
Carnaton Milk and Steamship Magnate
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Wily J.0. McIntire
Dreke
Hof
Colbeck
Dolley
F. A. US
Farmer Burns
Tthe
Lincoln and Lee University
William J. Giese
New York City
Carnegie Foundation
Gies
Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Amundgen-Ellsworth
Norge
Lope
North Pole
Nome
Washington
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Ag
Journal-Worl
Hay Market
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Ae Choice
Eauderd
Fresno
Alberta Ford Sandoverner
Richardgar
Bible Club
Quick
Wx .Ay i
U. S
Fritz Co
Devoe Demonstrator
F. W. Jaedicke Hardware
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