Roosevelt warns against vote fund abuse in New England rally
Boston April meeting of six New England Republican leaders hears Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr decrying a $4.8 billion work relief appropriation as a bid to buy votes. He accuses the Democratic administration of political uses of federal funds and argues for economy to avert national decline.
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Boston
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
National Republican Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New England
Iowa
North Dakota
Congress
Ag 2
Washington
Test Your Knowledge Quiz from Classified Cage
Seven questions probe logic thought royals time zones labor common law infant political phrase New Freedom Carne Chapman Catt largest islands and last Confederate army commander in the field.
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U.S
Militant Journalism speaker in Fraser theater
Carl Magee editor of Magee's Weekly Review spoke on Militant Journalism at 3:30 in Fraser theater. He has built national reputation opposing political bosses in the Albert B Fall case and will address a Topeka chamber meeting this evening. Lunch at University club featured Sessions Wilson Place Teviotdale and about four attendees.
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Carl Magee
Magee
Weekly Review
Oklahoma City
Fraser Theater
Albert B
State Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Sine Delta Chi
University Club
Charles Sessions
Topeka Daily Capital
Samuel Wilson
State Planning Board
State Chamber of Commercce
Harold Place
D. J. Teviotdale
R. U
Sessions
KU Spring Sports Schedule Promises Busy Two Weeks
University of Kansas teams announce three sports events over the next two weeks. Golf and tennis duel Wichita University on Thursday, followed by a Kansas State golf match at Topeka and a four‑way triangular track meet in Manhattan. A May 11 track meet with Missouri and a golf match against Kansas City Tiger club are set, with the Manhattan triangular meet described as four meets in one. Also recounted are tales of the bulldog Bones suffering injuries to dignity after a bed mix up involving a fraternity.
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University of Kansas
K. U
Wichita University
Kansas State
White Lake Club
Topeka
Nebraska
Manhattan
Missouri
XK. U
Tiger Club
Kansas City
Wild Animal Circus to Show at Park Tuesday in Lawrence
Seal Bros Wild Animal Circus will perform in Lawrence at Woodland Park on East Thirteenth Street Tuesday May 7 with matinee and evening shows. It marks the first local circus of the season and features wild animals in a family program at the old park venue.
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Wild Animal Circus
Seal Bros. Wild Animal Circus
Lawrence
Old Woodland Park
East Thirteenth Street
Postponement of Naval Talks Between Germany and Britain
London, Apr 30. An authoritative source said the proposed naval conversations between Great Britain and Germany have been postponed awaiting an expected Hitler foreign policy announcement. The postponement is only a brief delay, aides indicate, as Britain contemplates a protest against Germany’s latest rearmament surge.
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London
Great Britain
Germany
Feud in Tyler Leaves One Dead at Filling Station
A Texas feud between rival station operators ended in a fatal shooting and multiple injuries at a station four miles east of Tyler. Jim Bryant surrendered after firing three buckshot loads into a group, with Clint Ferguson dying and Ira Ferguson wounded. Several others, including Mrs. Ferguson, were injured. Witnesses tied the flare to past accusations of arson and dynamiting between the families.
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Tyler
Texas
H. M. Ferguson
Here
Jim Bryant
Ross Parker
Clint Ferguson
Ira Ferguson
Bryant
Ferguson Station
J. J. Hawkins
Mary
Ferguson
James Hawking
City Council to Reconvene on Trash and Garbage Contracts
The city council will hold a special meeting Monday night to discuss trash and garbage contracts. Bids are advertised and will be accepted until May 3, with decisions aimed for the May 6 meeting. C. H. Bruchmiller holds both contracts.
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Qverning
C. H. Bruchmiller
Eudora Rural High to Stage Shirt Sleeves Comedy
The junior class of Eudora Rural High presents a three act comedy titled Shirt Sleeves at the high school auditorium next Friday evening May 3. Twenty one members perform in a domestic tale about a middle class family facing wealth loss and adjusting to a new era.
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Eudora Rural High School
Jonathan Rand
Rand
Franklin
Julia Rand
Dale Papenhausen
Louise Schlegel
Diana Rand
Lucille Walker
Esther
Theodore Rand
Mischievious
Martha Abels
Felix Muller
Donald Rand
Emerson Ott
Margie Scanlon
Dorothy Warmker
Kitty
Ramona Stanley
Elmer
Luther Klopfenstein
Clarissa
Midge
Marie Williams
Mjarie Rees
Richard Grandall
Arden Ott
Delbert Gerstenberger
Gerald Ott
Mabel Campbell
Karrick Assigned to KU Tour Details Described
Washington notes list Captain Samuel N. Karrick of San Francisco detailed at the University of Kansas Lawrence. Captain Francis P. Tomkins of Fort Riley Kansas detailed at Virginia Military Institute Lexington. KU military dept says no transfer orders issued for Karrick.
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Washington
War Department
Samuel N. Karrick
Presidio of
San Francisco
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Francis P. Tomkins
Fort Riley
Kan
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
University of Kansas Military Department
K. U
Karrick
Marriage License Issued to Werts and Patterson in Topeka
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Ivan L. Werts and Ruth P. Patterson, both residents of Topeka. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. J. Miller of Lawrence.
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Ivan L. Werts
Ruth P. Patterson
Topeka
A. J. Miller
Lawrence
Marriage License Granted for Harris Seemen Pair
Yesterday afternoon a marriage license was issued joining Marshall FE Harris of Baldwin and Mary J Seemen of Kansas City Kansas.
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Marshall FE. Harris
Baldwin
Mary J. See-men
Kansas City
Kan
Akers to preside at Topeka chamber meeting on roof garden
Topeka will host the annual meeting of the second district Kansas Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday evening at the Kansan hotel's roof garden. Kansas Power and Light president and general manager D. E. Akers will preside. District vice president of the State Chamber, Akers expects a large turnout with delegations from Wabaunsee Shawnee Douglas Johnson Osage Franklin Miami Coffey Anderson Linn and Lyon counties.
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D. E. Akers
Kansas Power and Light Company
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Kansan Hotel
Topeka
Ackers
State Chamber
Wabaunsee
Shawnee
Douglas
Johnson
Osage, Franklin, Miami, Coffey, Anderson, Linn and
Lyon
Compromise Fails as NRA Extension Collapses
Washington reports that negotiations for a compromise extension of the NRA collapsed at a White House conference. President Roosevelt rejected a plan to extend until March with price fixing and intrastate business limits. Senator Clark pledged a vote and expected strong GOP backing from Senator McNary.
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Washington
CPI
Roosevelt
NRA
White House
Senate Republicans
Donald Richberg
Recovery Board
Capitol
Clark
D-Mo
Congress
Senate
McNary
R-Ore
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
May Day unrest feared across Europe warns police
London reports alert for May Day celebrations with trouble in Spain and Austria. A Madrid protest left a young woman gravely wounded after a clash with communists. In Seville ten communists were arrested for subversive literature. Austria proposes entertainment to curb disorder. Hitler to address Germany, Stalin mobilizes Soviet forces as Moscow marks the day.
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Associated Press
London
Europe
Spain
Austria
Madrid
Seville
Kurt Schuschnigg
England
Holland
Belgium
Scandinavian
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Red Army
Hospital Here to Care for Crippled Children
Extension of Lawrence Memorial hospital to cover crippled children care was foreshadowed by today’s visit of Dr. W M Balch of Baldwin City and Dr. R A Raymond of Wichita. They inspected the hospital and conferred with the hospital board. Dr C B Francisco of Kansas City expected to direct the crippled children division soon.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
W. M. Balch
Baldwin City
R. A. Raymond
Wichita
C. B. Francisco
Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals Juana Huerta Bargas
Juana Huerta Bargas died early this morning at 802 New Jersey Street. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 9 30 in St John Catholic Church with Rev Father M T Hoffman officiating. Burial will be at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
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Juana Huerta Bargas
New Jersey Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
M. T. Hoffman
Nu Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Dust storms sweep grain belt in Southwest winds
A severe dust storm rolled northward across much of the grain belt causing hospital surges and deaths. Twenty patients were sent to emergency hospitals in Springfield California, raising the week's death toll to ten with a boy’s death. Wind gusts reached 38 mph near Amarillo and 33 mph at Cozad, with zero visibility at several Kansas towns.
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Springfield
Calo
Oklahoma Panhandle
Colorado
Amarillo
Tex
Clayton
Mex
Goodland
Dodge City
Garden City
Dresden
Tribune
Kan
North Platte
Cozad
Neb
Beaver
Ohio
Liberal
Colby
Dust Storms Loom Over Western Kansas Weather Forecast
Topeka reports clouds and dust storms across western Kansas with fresh winds may spread to eastern counties by tomorrow unless winds ease. Forecaster S D Flora notes trace moisture yesterday, frost in eastern Kansas, and warmer temps ahead with lows near 45 to 50 in the north and 55 to 40 in the south.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Manhattan
Plan Annual Meeting At First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church to hold annual meeting tomorrow evening with a 6:20 supper hosted by the Women’s Society and a 7:30 business session. Elections open 5:30 to 7:30, results announced at the meeting. Members and friends urged to attend and bring covered dishes.
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First Baptist Church
Women’s Society
Truck Driver Fined for Speeding in State Courthouse
Emmett Hammers of Kansas City was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding on Highway 40 in F. B. Dodds justice court. He drove an ice cream truck at about sixty mph, well above the 35 mph limit for trucks, as state highway patrolmen reported.
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Emmett Hammers
Kansas City
Justice Court
F. B. Dodds
Hammers
Tureck Wins Schubert Prize. Chiapasso Receives Note
Former KU pupil Rosalyn Tureck wins the $1000 Schubert Memorial Prize in Philadelphia gaining future appearances with major U S orchestras. Her teacher Jan Chiapusso, associate professor at Kansas, praises the training he gave her as he heads to Pullman Washington for three weeks as guest teacher and to Bay City Michigan for a six week summer program teaching and performing. Also notes the death of J F Winsby of Oakland California received by Mrs A B Ewing.
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Jan Chiapusso
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Rosalyn Tureck
Philadelphia
Dalles Frantz
Ernest Hutcheson
Josef Hofmann
Tureck
Mr. Chiapasso
Chiapasso
Pullman
Washington
State Teachers’ College
Bay City
Mich
Bay View
Chautauqua
New York
State Teachers’ College of Michigan
City Names Street Near Watkins Hall Lilac Lane
The Lawrence city council considers renaming the street in front of Watkins hall to Lilac Lane after a letter from Mrs. C. E. Esterly. A health officer nomination was reportedly defeated 7 to 5 in an executive session. Tulip beds at 915 Ohio Street attract attention for their size and variety. A. B. Ewing returned from New York promoting Loose-Wiles Biscuit and visited notable kennels. Mrs. Frank Strong plans summer relocation, with temporary housing arranged near campus and at the Women’s Faculty Club.
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Watkins Hall
C. E. Esterly
Louisiana
Indiana Street
A. B. Ewing
New York
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Frank Strong
T. J. Sweeney
Sweeney
Eldridge
Strong
Women's Faculty Club
Louisiana Street
Melvins clash over Fairfax front street widening
The Fairfax building project prompts a father and son to oppose and defend a street widening proposal. R E Melvin led local opposition while his son George Melvin, the city attorney, supported the city. The council killed part of the Vermont street resolutions but approved three of five paying proposals.
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Melvins
R. E. Melvin
Vermont Street
George Melvin
Melvin
W H Charlton Dies In Lawrence At 77
Lawrence resident W H Charlton died at his home 546 Tennessee street at age 77. He left a wife, daughter Gertrude Roberts of Long Beach California, son Guerdon Charlton of San Marco California, and two sisters Mrs Frank Savage and Mrs Anna Reeder of Colorado. Funeral at Funk chapel Wednesday at 2 30 conducted by Rev Theodore Astman. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. He formerly worked as a printer for the Lawrence Tribune in the 1880s and later served as Kansas City Star agent in Lawrence. He was active in Republican politics.
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William H. Charlton
Lawrence
Tennessee Street
Gertrude Roberts
Long Beach
Calif
Guerdon G. Charlton
San Marco
Frank Savage
Anna Reeder
Colorado
Funk Chapel
Theodore Astman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charlton
Lawrence Tribune
Joseph Charlton
J.G. Sands Saddlery and Harness Company
W. H. Charlton
Topeka
Daily Capital
Jefferson County
Kansas City Star
Lost Calf Recovered After Farm Truck Mishap
Walt Dunmire, a local grocer, moved cows and calves from Sullivan's pasture to Fred Heck pasture when a truck rolled. Cows were unharmed and returned to Sullivan. Calves hungry, one went missing but was found miles away after escaping fences during the rain.
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Walt Dunmire
Sullivan’s
Fred Heck
Sullivan Pasture
Journal-World
Oread
Annual School Affair at Union Friday Evening
Oread Training School will hold its Hi-Home banquet in the Memorial Union cafeteria Friday evening. Nearly 200 attendees are expected, including students practice teachers parents alumni and friends. The managing committee lists Dorothy Dean Viets Richard Treece Warren Ambrose Carlyle Dawes Edward Santomery TJ Jones Elden Arwood Betty Lou Grant Lillian Cloud with supervisors Mr Nystrom and Miss Kohler and separate committees for programs decorations menus advertising alumni invitations and tickets.
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Oread Training School
Memorial Union
Oread
Senate
Dorothy Dean Viets
Richard Treece
Warren Ambrose
Carlyle Dawes
Edward Santomery
TJ Jones
Elden Arwood
Betty Lou Grant
Lillian Cloud
Nystrom
Miss Kohler
France Seeks Air Strength Recruiting Gunners Mechanics
France asked to recruit trained aviation machine-gunners operators and mechanics to fill vacancies at Dugny military air base near Le Bourget amid concerns over Germany's air rearmament. Paris aims to keep its air force at full strength with new personnel to support aircraft units and defense capacity.
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France
Paris
Germany
Dugny
le Bourget Eid
May Day program and community notices in Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa May Day division of the Methodist Aid plans a church May Day party on Thursday. Mrs Jacquemin chairs the hostess group. Reports recall Plum Grove Grange program with Mr Davis speaker and Mrs Davis piano solos. Naomi Light of Lawrence guests openers at W F M S service. Victoria Shrader local PTA president. Several residents travel to Topeka and Kansas City for events and medical care. Walter Fletcher's Topeka hospital operation successful. Mary Jo Patrick visits Wichita.
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Methodist Aid
Jacquemin
Arthur Ferrin
B. P. Davis
Plum Grove
Davis
Grange
Davie
Effie Hull Strange
Walter Ferris
The
Nelle Phillips
Los Angeles
A. G. Smith
Albert Hamilton
Dorothy Jo Ottinger
Victoria Shrader
Ben Weinberg
Mike Leitch
Kansas City
Manefee Redd
Carl Stebbens
Fay Weishaar
Topeka
Walter Fletcher
Topeke Hospital
C. E. Elise
Daryl
Maude Hawk
Dwight Hawk
Ruth of Lawrnce
Indiana
Stillwagon
Mre C
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Bones
Roy Underwood
K. U. Fine Arts
Ward-Belmont
Nashville
Tenn
Topeka State Journal
Underwood
Holton
Kansas University
Gypsum
Cotlege Oy
Plan Annual Meeting
Emmet Hammers
Pierre
S. D
Irving
Wallace
Minot
Mexico
Cecile Shupe
Ater
Eagles Fiall
Jan Chiapuseo
von Schubert Memorial
J. F. Winsby
Oakland
Cal
J. D. Gavitt
Ohio Street
Fairfax Building
Journal-World Want
Oskaloosa
Ted Fio
Rita
WREN
Granada
Middle West
Mignon G. Eberhart
Tri-State Convention
American Guild OF Organists
Renee Nizan
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