Nationalists claim gains as civil war shifts in China
Nationalist government announces troops entered Tsinan near Shanghai and predict rebels will flee Henan while Kaifeng and Chengchow will fall. Kiangsi rebels resist while southern areas suffer depredations. In Tsiwan brief clashes flare as nationalist entry disrupts streets. no Japanese hurt.
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Shanghai
China
Chiang Kai-shek An
Tsinan
Antung
Henan
Kaifeng
Chengchow
Nanking
Tszinan
Kiangsi
Hankew
Nanchang
Kiukinga
Yangtse
Tsiwan
Ambassador to Persia Recalled by Turkey
Teheran August 16 Amb Assb Memdou Chavket Bey Turkish ambassador to Persia recalled to Turkey amid strained relations from Turkey s Kurdish campaign near Mt Ararat. Reports say Turkish forces sought Persian cooperation to curb Kurdish bands but Persia refused cross frontier. Recent dispatches indicated up to 70000 Turkish troops along the Iran Iraq frontiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Persia
Memdou Chavket Bey
Turkey
Mt. Ararat
Persa
Socialists in Sedgwick County Pay High Ballot Costs
In Sedgwick County the two socialist voters cost the county at least 67.50 in the recent primary due to ballot printing. Ten thousand twenty socialist ballots were printed with majority sent to 92 polling places. The total could rise with other election supplies.
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Wichitarian
Socialista i Sedgwick
Detroit Detectives Return With Edwin L Miller Confession
Two Detroit detectives brought Edwin L Miller back from Receiving hospital where he signed a statement in Stryker Ohio admitting killing Jerry Butkley radio political commentator. Police doubt the confession but plan further questioning today.
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Detroit
Edwin L. Miller
Stryker
Ohio
Jerry Butkley
Real Estate Transfers in Eudora and Baldwin 1900s
Millie Roche and others transfer southeast of section 25 14 20 and south 14 of northeast 44 of section 31 14 21 plus lots in Eudora to Rebecca J. Fuchs. Jo seph Shehrer receives lots 8 4 17 and 18 in Eudora from Earl A Moody. M L Hitchcock acquires lot 96 High Street Baldwin from John L Hitchcock. Lotz transfers to Thomas W Howell: lots 11 12 13 in block 208 Eudora.
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Millie Roche
Rebecca J. Fuchs
Eudora
Earl A. Moody
Joseph Shehrer
John L. Hitchcock
M. L. Hitchcock
High ‘Street
Baldwin
Ialu V. Lotz
Thomas W. Howell
Eudora. Ee
Oklahoma seeks inclusion in drought relief plans
Oklahoma City August 16 AP report states officials meet with business leaders and farmers to press for drought relief. They plan immediate formation of a steering committee and order a survey of conditions after the conference.
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Oklahoma City
Tegen LA A Holloway Rennes Raphsident Hoover
Oklahoma
Drouth
Immenta
Sane
Kansas Coach Takes Wife to Chicago
Former Elk City high school coach Marshall Milton and Nance Sox of Elk City depart for Chicago where he will attend a Northwestern University program before taking a new high school coaching post in Washington.
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Kansas
Marshall Milton
Elk City
Nance Sox
Nancieos Gaey
Chicago
Hei Issta
Springs
Okla
Coecking School
Northwestern Uniseenity
Seven Aviatrices Entered in National Air Derby
Long Beach California August 16 A P seven of the country s leading feminine fliers were entered in the women s national Long Beach to Chicago air derby with the registration deadline extended to 3 pm today One entrant sped toward the city to qualify while several local aviatrices hope to meet the rules in time for the wing line as the ships depart for San Diego tomorrow on the first lap of the cross country race Prizes total at least 580 and 75 drop on the route 2 365 miles with control points along the way at Curtiss Wright Reynolds airport Chicero where the races will begin and continue
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Long Beach
Cal
Chicago
Tee Eyee
Fiat
Secon
Curtiss-Wright- Reynolds
Chicero
Fort Riley grad saves lives in canoe accident
Lieut. Allen Cavanaugh recently graduated from Covel School Fort Riley Kan aided Phillipshareh and other campers when a canoe capsized near Mallettes. He and counselors helped seven girls and two others, swimming to safety as the craft toppled. Dominican President Trujillo inducted into office in Santo Domingo. Rafael Leo Arena named provisional president, with Roosevelt era officials in attendance. The event marks stability for the oldest nation in the new world with Columbus connections.
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Burlington, Vt
Allen Cavanaugh
Covel School
Fort Riley
Kan
Lake Champlain
Mat Phillipshareh
Ee Tairwaters
Mier
Brown
Ledre Ae
Mallettes
Here
Can- Pane
Red Lance
Miles
Cx Cavanaugh
Trujillo
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafel L.jillo
U. S
Rafel E. Arena
Presi- Peay
New World
Christopher Columbus
Diego
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto
Felix Cordeve Davila
Washington
I. Fe Chenier
Cut
Miners in western Kentucky seek aid after labor turmoil
In Frankfort a large delegation of miners and strikers urged the governor to intervene as a prolonged wage and working conditions dispute shut down many western Kentucky coal mines. The unrest included a series of dynamitings and an airplane raid on Webster County with nine bombs dropped.
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Frankfort
Sampson
Kentucky
Webster County
Blinded youth recovers in Kansas city hospital
In a July incident reported from Kansas, Robert Remamsrgs, a blind youth, recovered after a severe injury. Details are incomplete due to damaged text, but the report notes medical progress and ongoing care at a local hospital.
Flier Posts Remnant Message Across City
A fragmentary AP dispatch notes an unclear flier situation with stray lines about timing and location. The incomplete text references a 2 11 p.m. mark and scattered phrases across a city, leaving the exact event or action ambiguous.
Lindberghs Visit Hoover Camp For Aviation Talks
Orange Virginia August 16 AP The Lone Eagle Charles A Lindbergh and four junior cabinet members in charge flying activities for the war navy commerce and post office departments joined President Hoover at the Rapidan river camp. They met to study government aviation problems and avoid duplicating efforts amid defense service overlaps and ongoing debates over aerial coast defense responsibilities.
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Orange
Hoover
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ie. Lindbergh
War
Navy, Commerce
Post Office
Rapidan River
Lindbergh
White House
Exirm
Bureau of Efficiency
Army
Navy
Hoover to Confer With Bankers of Drouth Area
Hoover plans a White House conference with bankers from drought stricken states to discuss financing relief programs. The session aims to outline methods to curb human suffering and support farmers and livestock through winter while federal agencies push gearing up of the drought campaign.
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Hoover
Drouth
Washington
Rheant
White House
Uman
Natonal Grange
Marital union joins Miss Boland to Dr Moors in Topel ceremony
Miss Heratle Dean Boland, daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Boland Baldwin, married Dr Lawrence M Moors, son of Mr and Mrs J B Moore Benton IL, at 8 am in Topel. Ceremony followed by a three course wedding breakfast. The couple will be at home in Boston after September 1 where Dr Moors will teach at Taft College. The bride wore a dark blue clover cloth ensemble. Guests included Dorothy Hamlin and her mother Mrs Mary Hamlin, with a surprise bridge and handkerchief shower for Hamlin at Miss Margaret Roper's home. Floral decorations featured marigolds zinnias and golden hues.
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Heratle Dean Boland
G. Wi. Boland, Baldwin
Lawrence M. Moors
J. B. Moore
Benton, Ill
Verecope
Misa
Dorothy Hamlin
Mary Hamlin
Lawrence
Rochester
N. Y
Bridge Clu
Margaret Roper
Jessamine Jackson
Inez Simpson
Card Club
Leona Long
Elizabeth Sta Biter
Olive Douglas
Sther Leigh
Jeannette White
Miss Jackson
Miss Roper
Melba Helen Springer
Mary Elizabeth Edgar
Thelma Roper
Josephine Swartz
Ruth Rowland
Miss Simpson
E. H. Lindley
Estes Park
Col
Canada
Minneapolis
Minn
L. D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
Lake of the Woods
Emo
Ontario
R. L
Mansfield visitors to spend week with local families
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. McFarland and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oberlin with two sons from Mansfield Ohio expected today to visit McFarland’s sister Mrs. W. B. Brown. Mrs. Oberlin is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McFarland. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rowe and daughter Sally of Kansas City Missouri spend weekend with Otto Fischer. Lena Wulfkuhle also spending weekend in Topeka.
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M. W. McFarland
Ray Oberlin
Mansfield
McFarland
W. B. Brown
Oberlin
McFarle
Ivan Rowe
Sally
Kansas City
Otto Fischer
Lena Wulfkuhle
Topeka
Expect Good Dinner At Camp Whitside Tomorrow
Lawrence visitors to the local National Guard Units at Camp Whitside are expected to enjoy a fine dinner thanks to the cooks and mess sergeants of the outfits. Ice cream magazines and newspapers will be brought to the guardsmen by John H Parker, a gift from Lawrence dealers. Those attending who are not driving will take the Union Pacific train at 9 13 am, returning in the afternoon.
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Lawrence
National Guard
Camp Whitside
John H. Parker
Union Pacific
Immediate road aid funds released by Secretary Hyde
Washington Aug 16 AP Secretary Hyde authorized immediate apportionment of 121,875,000 in federal road aid funds to the states and Hawaii to relieve unemployment distress. The money will be matched by state funds, with Kansas receiving 3,397,874 as part of the 125,000,000 fiscal year total.
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Washington
Hyde
Hawaii
Kansas
Persian Troops Aid Turks as Kurdish Rebellion Rumors Grow
Aug. 16 dispatch from Angora reports 300 rebel Kurds killed in fighting with Persian troops with 40 Persian deaths. Earlier reports say Tehran declined cooperation in suppressing Kurds on the Tezkeh frontier. Other items note jockey Killed on track in Cleveland, broker commits suicide in Chicago, and 101-degree heat in Salina Kansas. Temperature 101 at Salina. Basel Bank of International Settlements adds platform for entry of European messengers.
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Angora
Turkey
T Cleveland
Wil F. Duff
Bainridge Track
Toals
Duffy
Endurance Flight Manager Faces Money Crunch in Record Flight
Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine continued their endurance flight, while manager Bill Pickens criticized meager earnings. Only four contracts total about 1800 dollars, plus 7000 promised from an oil firm. crowds often came for free, yielding no revenue. Pickens laments lack of corporate support as the flight nears a record flight time in St. Louis Lambert field.
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St. Louis
Dale Jackson
Forest O’brine
Bill Pickena
Mesars
Jackson
O'Brine
Pickens
New York
Car Goes Into Ditch Injuring Jess Bush in Rhode Island
Jess Bush sustained minor cuts and bruises when his car toppled into a ditch near Pat Shook corner on highway 73 after a bus swerved to cut off to highway 10. He received medical treatment and returned to work. a unnamed passenger was uninjured and the car was badly damaged.
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Jess .Bush
Rhode Island’ Street
Bush
Milk Seizures Reported As Kansas City Milk Strike Bites
Three truckloads of milk were seized and emptied while en route to Kansas City amid a milk strike. Drivers Jesse Hall Pat Melton and Joe Sheley reported spills of 140 350 and 400 gallons respectively. City health director Dr Calvin L Cooper said only 85 percent of normal supply reached the city with milk from Rochester Deerfield Minn and nearby districts also shipments from Butler and Carthage Mo arriving.
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Kansas City
Jesse Hall
Lenexa
Kan
Pat Melton
Olathe
Joe Sheley
Calvin’ L. "Cooper
Rochester
Deerfield
Minn
Butler
Carthage
Varsity Theater Books Major Western Front Run Next Week
The Varsity in Lawrence offers four days of All Quiet on the Western Front starring Louis Wolheim Lewis Ayres and John Wray at the screen. The film, adapted from Eric Maria Remarque’s novel, is praised as a landmark human document of World War I.
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Varsity Theater
Lawrence
Universal
Louis Wolheim
Lewis Ayres
John Wray
Eric Maria Remarque
Varsity
Norma Shearer
Rod la Roque
Marie Dressler
Hedda Hopper
Gilbert Emery
Wendell Lenhart
Dickinson Theaters
Storm
Lupe Velez
the Varsity
Deaths and funerals detail multiple local residents
Mrs. C W Allendorph Ward aged 85 a former Lawrence resident died Wednesday in a Kansas City hospital with funeral services held Friday at the First Baptist church Alma was involved Burne family ties noted Her husband a former Lawrence grocer and six grandchildren are named Also listed are James D Crady aged 76 who died near Lan ce funeral Sunday at Vinland with Rev J K Morgan officiating and burial there Surviving relatives include a wife and three sons plus daughters and grandchildren Mrs Mary Borer formerly of Eudora with services at St Johns Church in Lawrence and burial at Eudora Surviving relatives include sister Mrs Joseph Frendell five children and multiple other kin in Kansas City and Chicago The text also references Robert H Lucas Republican national committee executive director and his role in blocking administration business and preserving daprocinn as a vague note.
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C. W. Allendorph Ward
C. W. Allendorph
Lawrence
Kansas City
First Baptist Church
Burne
Alma
Kan
George B. Rogers
Red Oak
First Baptist Church of
A. 8
Allendorph
Henry T. Allendorph
George T.lendorph
Chicago
Ben Rogers
Fort Dodge
Robert Rogers
Harlan
Mary Moore
Martha Rogers
James D. Crady
Lance
Bee
Vinland
3. K. Morgan
Wesley
Lecompton
Dai
Uh Myrtle Gimlet
Pees
Alta Harhey
Mary Borer
Borer
Eudora
St. Johns Church
Father Fitzgerald
Joseph Frendell
Lindel
Albert Borer
Seattle
Wash
Basil Borer
Emil Borer
J. F. Miller
Nold
Kone
Oklahoma calls special session for road bond plan
A proposal by State Senator Ira Hill of Cherokee urges a special session to authorize a 15 million dollar state road bond to fund winter employment through a three to five year note program. Hill seeks an AG opinion on legality of issuing short term notes for grading and drainage funded by a waterline tax.
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Oklahoma
City
Stetel
Ira Hill
Cherokee
Vernor
Hill
J. Berry King
Week's Rain Totals in Lawrence Reach 0.65 Inch
Weather figures show 0.65 inches of rain in Lawrence for the past week with most moisture from early showers. Day by day totals include 0.15, 0.51, 0.15, and 0.04 inches, with rainfall declining after Tuesday suggesting a possible continued drop.
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Lawrence
Sunda
Big Springs 4 H Meet At Leader's Home
Big Springs 4 H club held a meeting last Wednesday at leader Misselia Hartmann’s home. Twelve members and three guests attended. Each member made one ole and one set in the picnic fine and the event was hosted at Elsie Kellogg's home.
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Big Springs
Misselia Hartmann
Elsie Kellogg
Baker U. Head
Outdoor Labor Increase Signals July Demand Rise
July saw higher demand for outdoor unskilled labor driven by highway work utility installations and construction. Overall price indexes edged down slightly while construction activity stayed below prior levels and part time work persisted. Chancellor Lindley plans a Canada fishing trip after visiting Estes Park with a Kansas delegation.
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Washington
Unaiel
Ars
Lasar Tomsthe
Employment Bureau
Department
Eee
Penelly
Lindleys
Agsip Tod
Canada
Union Service Speaker Rev J C Nanninga Tomorrow Evening
Rev J C Nanninga of the Evangelical church will preach at the union services in South Park tomorrow evening on the sermon subject Jesus Beginning His Ministry. The service begins at 7 45 with special music by tenor J E Hume singing Grass and Roses and Come Ye Blessed with Mrs Hume at the piano. If weather is bad the gathering moves to Trinity Lutheran church.
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Jesus
J. R. Nanninga
Evangelical Church
South Park
J. E. Hume
Bartlett
John Prindle Scott
Gold Star Mothers Off Missouri Party Heads to France
A group of eighty one Gold Star mothers and widows of fallen soldiers, including 24 from St. Louis, left St. Louis for New York to sail for Cherbourg aboard the George Washington. The pilgrimage to Allied cemeteries begins today and will last about a month, with government covering travel expenses.
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Missouri
Will
France
George Washington
St. Louis
New York
Cherbourg
Library Reopens After Month of Repairs
The city library reopened yesterday after a monthlong closure. The building’s exterior was repainted with oil paint and the interior redecorated with kalsomine. Work was performed by Guy Young. Also noted is a separate item about a person taking off for Wichita at 1:25 p.m. in St. Louis.
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Ion
Rati Jor
Guy Young
Wichita St. Louis
Die Schneider
Westen
N.jie
Louis Field
Telephone Call Clue in Slayings Highlights Bank Robbery Link
Stillwater Minnesota coroner's jury links a telephone call to the time of a bank robbery that left two women dead and two bandits identified. Investigators, under Gen. Rhinow, seek a Chicago connection and notes point to a man once under George Bugs As. Evidence ties Cole men to the bandits. a second suspect is sought.
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St. Paul
Minn
Stillweeter
Sreetiey
Victins
Gene
W. F. Rhinow
Alles
Chicago
Aistiet
George “Bugs
Stein
Bank of
Midwest
Roger
Kansas City
Soviet Flag To Plant On Arctic New Land In Open Ocean
Moscow reports the pad flag of the Soviet republic will be planted on a new Arctic land 200 miles north of Siberia at Yenesise. Icebreaker Sedoy radioed that land was found at 79 26 N 76 10 E, extending westward and likely named Flame for the U.S.S.R. Vladimir Wiese predicted this discovery in 1924 after decades of exploration.
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Moscow
Arctic Ocean
Siberian
Yenesise
Sedoy
U.S
R. Vladimir Wiese
Speiz murder charge hinges on claimed accident
Preteen suspect Louis Speiz, 40, faced a murder charge today in connection with the fatal shooting of his separated wife. Deputy County Attorney Swirsar questioned Speiz's claim the gun was not loaded when he pointed it at her during a visit with friends. The case details include Speiz's version and the ongoing investigation.
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Lechardes
Louis Sp Pei
Connec
Fsal
M. Ary Earl
Swirsar
Speiz
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