Campaign Plans Seen For Kansas General Election
Topeka Aug 7 Democrats and Republicans outline general election strategies with Landon atop the ticket and Roosevelt as the central issue. Leaders say platforms will be drafted, state chairs chosen, and campaigns run from Wichita and Topeka. Capper vows a broad district tour against Ketchum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
United States Senate
Landon
Roosevelt
Townsend
Guy T. Helvering
Kansas
Internal Revenue
Washington
Denver
Lynn R. Brodrick
C. Fitzwilliam
Helvering
Brodrick
Fitzwilliam
Republicdn
Will T. Beck
Frank Todd
Everest
Frank Sullivan
Lawrence
Ray Pearson
Burlington
Don E. Wells
Erie
W. G. West
Colorado
Wichita
Sedgwick
Arthur Capper
Omar B. Ketchum
Ely Says Smith Will Attend Boston Speech Opposition
Detroit August 77 Joseph B Fly former Massachusetts governor said Alfred E Smith would address Boston to oppose Roosevelt reelection. Smith denied any such plan saying no authority for speech exists. Ely plans to back Alf Landon and will speak for him. A church quartet from Piney Woods to sing at Immanuel Lutheran in Louisville with freewill offering. Edward Rogers sentenced to five days in jail and paroled on assault charge by Police Judge Don Hults. complaint by Wilson Mones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Joseph B. Fly
Massachusetts
Alfred E. Smith
Boston
Roosevelt
New York
Ely
Smith
Alf. M. Landon
Landon
Cotton Blossom Girls
Piney Woods School
Immanent Lutheran
Little Stone
Tenth
Kentucky
Edward Rogers
Don Hults
Rogers
Wilson Mones
Test Your Knowledge Quiz from Classifieds Page
Seven questions invite readers to turn to the classified page for answers covering Alaska status, Henri de Tonti, Chicago World's Fair year, garnishment of federal salaries, European city populations, snow, Supreme Court justice term, humidity instrument, berg visibility, and Donald Grant Mitchell.
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Alaska
Henri de Tonti
Chicago
al Justice
The
Supreme Court
Donald Grant Mitchell
Three Convicted in Black Legion Trial at Detroit
In Detroit on August 7, a judge convicting three of six defendants for false imprisonment in the Black Legion case. Thomas F. Cox Earl Angaradt and Frederick A. Gulley found guilty. Charles D. King Wilbur Robinson and Harold Lawrence acquitted. Trial followed a July verdict in the Penland case linked to October 5 1935 flogging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Black Legion
Joseph ‘A. Moynihan
Thomas F. Cox
Earl Angaradt
Frederick A. Gulley
Charles D. King
Ecorse
Wilbur Robinson
Harold Lawrence
Robert Penland
Penland
Duncan C. McCrea
Black Légion
Michigan
Charles A. Poole
Ada Belle Hobbs Dies at 69 in Memorial Hospital
Ada Belle Hobbs 69 died last night at Memorial hospital. Her home was west of Lawrence on Highway 40. Funeral services are set for Monday morning August 10 at 9 30 from Rumsey funeral home, with Rev Seth Slaughters in charge. Burial proceeds at Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by husband E F Hobbs at home, two sons Wilbur Hobbs of Connellsville PA and Oliver Hobbs of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Belle Hobbs
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Highlyvay
Rumsey Funeral Home
Seth Slaughters
Oak Hill Cemetery
E. F. Hobbs
Wilbur Hobbs
Connelsville
Oliver Hobbs
New Deal Uncertain Says ABA Committee
Washington August 7 an American Bar Association committee report says the new deal’s novel legislative and governmental trends are uncertain today as two years ago a split majority argues the focus is a short range attack on surface trivialities The report advances to the ABA 69th annual meeting in Boston later this month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CPA
American Bar Association
Boston
Flood Drives 200 Patients to Main Hospital
Pueblo Colorado flood forces over 200 women patients from riverside annex into the main building of the Colorado state hospital. Fountain river remains near bank full after cloudbursts, having swept away two cottages and washed out part of a hospital ward. Superintendent Dr. F H Zimmerman said about 20 male patients in the annex would likely stay unless the flood threat worsens.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado State Hospital
Riverside
Fountain River
F. H. Zimmerman
Granada tale of love and danger amid prison escapes
Margaret Lindsey plays Judith Moroc wife of Cesar Romero's gang chief. Pat O'Brien as Lee Laird, a G man hero, plans to trap the villain at a wedding. Moroc crashes the wedding, but fear and romance intervene as true love emerges and the villain is finally captured in a light, comic ending.
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Public Enemy
Granada
Margaret Lindsey
Judith Roberts Moroc
Gene Moroc
Cesar Romero
Pat O'Brien
Lee Laird
Moroc
Moroe
Dick Foran
Thomas Duncan McKay
O'Brien
O’brien
Marriage License Issued for Ulm and Hammons in Kansas
A marriage license was issued this morning by Probate Judge iH Menger to Joseph H Ulm of Lawrence and Lucille Hammons of Eureka. In police court, id W Calvert was released after appearing on a reckless driving charge.
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Ih. Menger
Joseph H. Ulm
Lawrence
Lucille Hammons
Eureka
Kan
W. Calvert
Landon Prepares For Three Addresses
Topeka Aug. 7 Gov Alf Landon plans three campaign speeches with aides describing the task as pencil and pad work. Drafts are prepared in the Kansas mansion with Taft Robey and Taylor aiding. Addresses are slated for West Middlesex Pa Chautauqua Ny and Buffalo N Y with education government finance and social security topics under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
West Middlesex
Chautauqua
Buffalo
N. Y
Kansas
Landon
Charles P. Taft
Ralph West Robey
Earl H. Taylor
Chicago National Committee
London
Estes Park
Colz
Williams Wins in 400 Meters and Decathlon Standings
Robert Clark leads with 4,194 points while Glenn Morris posts 4,192 in a tight decathlon. Jack Parker of Sacramento remains third with 3,888 points as Reindert Brasser of Holland stands at 3,878 and J arvinen of Finland 3,787 after five events. Morris dominates the shot put with 14.10 meters and trails Clark by only two points after two events.
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Clark
Jack Parker
Sacramento
Cal
Morris
Parker
Reindert Brasser
Holland
Robert Clark
United States
Glenn Morris
Brasser
Jarvinen
Finland
Guehl
Switzerland
Tolano
Plawczyk
Poland
Dahlgren
Sweden
Huber
Germany
Bonnet
Bexell
Buehrer
Honor Dr Naismith praised before Olympic basketball start
Berlin August 7 players from competing nations honored Dr James A Naismith inventor of basketball. They marched past him as speakers paid tribute and Naismith recalled watching the game begin. Olympic scores included Austria? None. France 29 Switzerland 25 Germany 18 Chile 16 Turkey 30 Poland 0 Italy 44 Poland 28 Peru 35 Egypt 22 Mexico 32 Belgium 9.
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Berlin
James A. Naismith
University of Kansas
Naismith
Springfield
Mass
Asthenia
France
Switzerland
Germany
Chile
Turkey
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Poland
Peru
Egypt
Mexico
Belgium
Smallwood Undergoes Appendix Operation in Berlin
Pi-Harold Smallwood of Ventura California, a USC athlete competing with the American Olympic team, underwent a successful appendix operation at West End hospital near the Olympic village. He had qualified for the 400 meter semi finals after two preliminary heats but was stricken for the second time since leaving New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Harold Smallwood
Ventura
Calif
Smallwood
West End Hospital
Olympic Village
Erich Neupert
University of Southern California
New York
Haskell Superintendent Leaves for Pine Ridge Meeting
Supt. Russell M. Kelley of Haskell Institute departs for North Dakota to attend an Indian Department officials meeting at Pine Ridge agency. He expects about 750 students to enroll at Haskell for the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Kelley
Haskell Institute
Indian Department
Pine Ridge Agency
North Dakota
Kelley
Haskell
Farmers urged to conserve livestock feed and plant fall pastures
County farm agent Deal Six urges farmers to conserve all possible feed from current crops and plant rye, wheat, oats, and winter barley for fall and winter pasture. He notes silos are being filled with corn, ensilage preferred for tasseled corn, and warns on grasshopper control and pest management as rains revive alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal Six
Douglas County
Six
Swarthout Visits Lawrence Amid Local News
Lawrence notes record Max Swarthout visiting his brother Dean Donald Swarthout of the University of Southern California and heading east for a meeting. Dean and Mrs Swarthout depart for Estes Park Colo. Also updates on renovations at the university library and student activity at Mount Oread, plus Napoleon Sutton move to Brookings SD and Browning’s Tennessee gubernatorial lead after a violent primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Swarthout
University of Southern California At
Los Angeles
Lawrence
Dean Donald M. Swarthout
University School of Fine Arts
Dean
New Instructors resign from K U business faculty
Three junior members of the Kansas University School of Business resign. Will F Kis returns to Iowa to pursue a PhD and become a research fellow. Michael Jucius leaves to join Ohio State University with a substantial salary increase. Fred O Kiel is named to a full instructorship at the University of New Mexico. Hugh Wales of Topeka will replace Kisick, Laurence Sensmeier fills Kiel’s spot, John Dykstra becomes Judus successor, and Edar J Dowling will take a half time accounting assistant role with an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. School of Business
Will F. Kissick
University of Iowa
Kissick
Iowa
Michael Jucius
Ohio State University
Jucius
K. U
University of Chicago
Fred 0. Kiel
University of New Mexico
Kiel
School of Business
Sas
Hugh Wales
Topeka
Washburn
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Maryville
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Harvard
Edar J. Dowling
University of Pittsburgh
New trial sought after Florida wife found accessory in murder plot
Mary Vann, 40, convicted in Milton Florida of being an accessory before the fact in a conspiracy to murder. She allegedly hired two men to wreck the railroad train carrying her husband, 60, the engineer. Conviction carries 1 to 40 years. Judge to hear motion for a new trial August 31 at Crestview. Bond of 5000 secured by husband L W Vann. State claims plan aimed to kill husband for life insurance and remarriage with Earl Travis.
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Milton
Fla
Mary Vann
Vann
William Fisher
Pensacola
L. I. Fabisinski
Crestview
Plan C P A Picnic at Pleasant Grove Aug 13
Douglas County C P A picnic program set for Thursday August 13 at Pleasant Grove after last night’s approval. Committees meet August 12 at 1 30 pm at Holcom’s grove to finalize plans with concessions coordinators John Callahan and Dr F G Hagenbuch. Ed Heaston to supply water and ice Sheriff Vogler to provide traffic officers. Activities include girls ball game Vinland vs Clinton lunch music by Excelsior orchestra and Pleasant Grove hillbilly band ball games Belvoir vs Centropolla races tug of war between Republicans and Democrats softball Lone Star vs Excelsior and a 6 pm dance
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Douglas County
Pleasant Grove
Lone Star Air
Holcom's Grove
John Callahan
F. G. Hagenbuch
Ed Heaston
Fred Vogler
Vinland
Clinton
Excelsior Orchestra
Pleasant Grove Hillbillie Band
Belvoir
Centropolla
Lone Star
Excelsior
On Common Ground Views of Landon and Byrd Agree McGugin Tells Virginians
Harold McGugin former Kansas congressman told the Shenandoah Valley Harvest Festival in Maurertown Virginia that Alf Landon and Senator Harry Flood Byrd share a constitutional counter part. He said both oppose monopolistic control of industry government overreach destroying state sovereignty and wasteful public spending.
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Winchester
Harold McGugin
Kansas
Alf Landon
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
McGugin
Maurertown
Here
Republican National Committee
Washington
Ill health and family care prompt moves in OsKaloosa
Harry Woods, long ill and largely bedridden, was taken to a Topeka hospital last week for treatment. His daughter Nora Wendel of Manhattan arrived to stay with Mrs. Woods. Relatives travel: Goldie Noble and Mary Lou to Chillicothe for a visit. Leah Garrett returns to Horton after staying with Mrs. Ben Little. Nona Crosby joins daughter and husband G E Edmonds and sister Nina Davis for a two week visit.
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Harry Woods
Topeka
Woods
Nora Wendel
Manhattan
Goldie Noble
Mary Lou
Chillicothe
Leah Garrett
Ben Litle
Horton
Little
Nona Crosby
G. E. Edmonds
Nina Davis
Lived in Terror outing in Colorado and Kansas travels
A long report lists residents and visitors across towns including Grand Junction Topeka Marysville Hiawatha and Lawrence. It notes travels to California voting in primary elections church events band concerts and various visits, showers, and vacations involving Belle Davis Naomi Johnson Mary Emma Hamilton Margaret Roberts and others.
Visits and Guests Span Topeka to Valley Falls in Weekend Notices
Mrs G E Patrick and daughter Mary Jo visited Mr and Mrs Wes Roberts in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Cecil Barnes of Richmond California visit Mr and Mrs Charles Barnes Basin Valley and Mrs Singer Valley Falls. Barnes will travel home with Cecil and wife. Mrs Orro Premauer and Sun day school class enjoyed several days at the state lake camp ing. attendees include Irene Turner and others. Mrs Osceola Pooler Detroit Michigan and Mrs Alta Seevers Red Oak Michigan visit sisters and brother in Nortonville area. Farm Bureau unit meeting at Methodist church drew a large crowd with a covered dish noon meal. George Ham Williamstown attended on business. Lloyd Sheard Enid Oklahoma visiting family on his annual vacation and works with a theater circuit aid.
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Colorado
Grand Junction
Johnson
Henry Stember
Meta
California
Los Angeles
Lucy Raines
Leslie
Lane
Elizabeth Webber
Topeka
C. W. Roberts
Ahrens
August Simon
Young Peoples Choir
William Leech
FE. O. Harbour
McFadden
Alma Briner
Mary Morrow
Mary Alta Waggoner
Waggoner
Will Norman
Fern Droke
Fern
Ralph Snyder
Wichita
George Vangasbuck
Asa Hogue
Leavenworth
Frank Hosford
Lawrence
Sarah Robinson
Walter Robinson
Mary Emma Hamilton
Salina High School
Arthur Perry
Earl Harbour
Randall
Irene
Baldwin
Epworth League Institute
Harbison
Overbrook
Mary Harbour
Leonard Edmonds
Kentucky
Old Settlers
Ivan Anderson
Margaret Roberts
New York
J. W. Roberts
Kansas City
Ernest Hegendeffer
Will Luce
Luce
Ottinger
New York City
W. Grant Smith
Courtland
B. P. Davis
C.N. Jacquemin
Smith
Davis
M. E
Topek
Harry Hall
C. W. Buckingham
Jacquemin
G. E. Patrick
Mary Jo
Wes Roberts
Cecil Barnes
Richmond
Calif
Charles Barnes
Basin Valley
Singer
Valley Falls
State Lake
Irene Turner
Marita Jankins
Eloise Wray
Mary Kaufman
Ruth Olmstead
Betty Jean Scoville
Dorothy Ross
Jean Hegendeffer
Arlenemayer
Osceola Pooler
Detroit Mich
Alta Seevers
Red Oak
Mich
Frank Haines
Carl Stebbens
Foy Weishaar
John Weishaar
Nortonville
Pooler
Chatauqua
Farm Bureau Unit
George Ham
Williamstown
Lloyd Sheard
Enid
Oklo
Lloyd
Market News Chicago Close 3
Market report from Chicago on August 7 lists closing prices for wheat corn oats rye hogs and government bonds. Prices shown include Sept and Dec futures along with Treasury notes and bonds data, with a final note promoting a vacation subscription to the Journal.
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Chicago
Government Bonds
New York
Tod Treasury
Treasury
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Colorado State
Pennsylvania
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Honor DR
R. M. Kelley
Nell A. Leavitt
San Francisco
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Associated Press
Robinson
Justice Department
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
Louisville
Missouri
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Fone
John A. Marlowe
Union Pacific Railroad
Chapman
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Oren Bingham
George C. Foster
Mount Oread
Law and Medical School
Albert A Sutton
Brookings
South Dakota
Sutton
South Dakota State University
East
Browning
Nashville
Tenn
Gordon Browning
Tennessee
Texas
State
Union
Greece
John Metaxas
Florida
Oskaloosa
Charles T.mccutcheon
Detroit City
Secret Society
Associated Preas
the Journal
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Courtenay
Crown Drug Store
Ed Mees
Dichs Ins
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Rock Island
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