Second Lindbergh son born in New Jersey
Autograph weary nation breathes relief as Charles Lindberghs announce the birth of their second son at 6:30 am in Englewood New Jersey. The child and mother reportedly in good health with Nurse Betty Gow possibility noted. Guards and precautions discussed, but no request for protection yet, while Morrows and Lindbergh staff remain tight lipped.
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Englewood
N. J
R Gon
A. Lindberghs
Augustus Lindbergh ,Jr. Olew
Dwight W. Morrow
Betty Gow
Miss Gow
Henry Johnson
Scotland
Col.Lindbergh
Morrow
Lindbergh
Trenton
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
National’ Guard
Charles Schoeffel
Lancaster Fire Chief Shot By Night Marshal in Burglaries
Lord Hope, 35, Lancaster fire chief and electrician for Bolton Electric, was shot and killed by Night Marshal Rob erts at 2 p m as he allegedly burglarized a meat market. Authorities say a burglary spree in Lancaster years ongoing is now linked to Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lord Hope
Bolton Electric Company
Roberts
Hope
Bailey Found Guilty in Fort Scott Bank Robbery
Harvey Bailey was convicted in Fort Scott Kansas of participating in the $32000 Citizens National Bank robbery last June. The jury deliberated 2 hours 45 minutes after a case begun at 1 30 a m and Bailey faces 10 to 50 years in prison. Bailey linked to the Lincoln Nebraska bank raid of 1930 and identified by bank staff as a robber. He testified he was in Chicago the day of the Fort Scott crime. Other defendants Frank Sawyer Bob Morgan and Jack Martin are serving terms in Kansas Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Harvey Bailey
Citizens National Bank of
Lincoln, Neb
Hoover Rises Early to Fish on Vacation Seaboard Cruise
President Hoover rose before breakfast to fish from a small boat off Tangier Island in Chesapeake Bay while aboard the Sequoia on a vacation voyage. Secret service accompanied him as guests rested in their bunks aboard the vessel. White House plans to award the flying cross to Wiley Post and Harold Gatty were postponed due to the President’s vacation, with Hoover expected to return to Washington tomorrow and then head to his Blue Ridge camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Sequoia
Commerce Department
Tangier Island
Chesapeake Bay
Secret Service
White House
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Blue Ridge Mountains
Hitler Declares German Government Leading to Chaos
In Munich on August 16 Adolf Hitler condemned the present German government under Chancellor Franz von Papen as chaotic. He said his followers would oppose the cabinet, defend the national movement, and weaken the Communist threat. He rejected any compromise over principle.
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Munich
Germany
Franz von Papen
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist
Hiller
von Hindenburg
von Papen
Hitler
Body of San Francisco convent worker beaten to death
Armando Corso, 26, driver for the Sisters of the Sacred Heart convent, was found beaten to death under the flooring of a shed at the convent in downtown Los Angeles. Police found no suspects and the sisters said he had been employed there eleven years with no known enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Mrs. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Col
France
Wee
Los Angeles
Armando Corso
Sisters of the Sacred Heart
Corso
Weather notes and road conditions in Kansas
Kansas forecast shows cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Morning update reports cloudy skies with dirt roads improving elsewhere except rough near Topeka and slippery near Dodge City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Dodge City
Douglas County
Ady
Spain moves to seize monarchist and noble property
Seville reports broad orders by the local government to confiscate property of monarchists and nobles following a failed uprising. The regime seized a chalet owned by the Marquis of Esquével and pledged to take other assets of nobles and bourgeois supporters. Separately in Manchuria bandits captured all passengers on a Mukden to Kirin train after attacking it near Chan Yang Chen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Spain
Esqueve
Changchun
Manchuria
Mukden
Kirin
Chan Yang-Chen
Actress Betty Compton Tied To Walker Case Inquiries
Albany August 16 The unnamed woman in the Walker investigation was unofficially linked to actress Betty Compton as Mayor Walker answered reporters questions. Roosevelt pressed on Sherwood’s missing funds while Walker said he had no contact with Sherwood since his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Chamber
Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russell J. Sherwood
James.j. Walker
Roosevelt
Hofstadter Committee
William J. Scanlan
Scanlan
Sherwood
Walker
N. Y
Betty Compton
Miss Compton
Russell T. Sherwood
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
John J. Curtin
Harmony conference over crippled children law in Kansas
Members of the Kansas crippled children's commission met with Governor Harry H. Woodring and medical professionals in Topeka for a harmony conference. They discussed provisions and administration of the crippled children law and how services are funded by parents' ability to pay. Attendees included Dr. H. L. Stryder, Dr. C. C. Nessbrode, Dr. W. P. Callahan, and Sedgwick County Medical Society secretary MacCahal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Crippled Children's Commission
Harry H. Woodring
Woodring
H. L. Stryder
Winfield
C. C. Nessbrode
Kansas City
W.P. Callahan
Wichita
MacCahal
Sedgwick County Medical Society
Indictments in Bonus Army clash aim at three men
A grand jury indicted three men for felonious assault in the July 28 fight between veterans and police that cleared the Bonus Army from Pennsylvania Avenue. The suspects, Broadus Faulkner, Bernard McCoy, and John Olson, allegedly used bricks or a table leg as weapons against officers. All three have veteran status and have been held in the district jail since July.
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Washington
Broadus Faulkner
Michigan
Philadelphia
Faulkner
John KE. Winters
Bernard McCoy
Chicago
James E. Scott
Scott
Hoover
John O. Olson
Valparaiso
Nebraska
Richard O. Bankert
Olson
McCoy
Bonus Army
James M. Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Infantry
Cavalry
Third
Fourth
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pelham D. Glassford
William Hushka
Eric Carlson
Oakland
California
Nison
McCay
Gifts to museum from Sutton Arctic voyage arrived
A shipment of trophies from Richard L. Sutton’s Arctic voyage reached the Dyche natural history museum at the University of Kansas yesterday. The five barrels and two boxes contain skins of a walrus seals seven polar bears sixty bird skins and several reindeer. Emmy Lou Sutton helped haul the trophies and is a University of Kansas student. Some items will be prepared and returned to Dr. Sutton. An historic item is an old harpoon gun from the Fram used by Fridtjof Nansen to reach far north which requires two men to carry the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyche Natural History Museum
University of Kansas
Richard L. Sutton
Emmy Lou Sutton
Miss Sutton
Quiet Farmers Strike Halts Goods In Sioux City
Sioux City observers report a quiet Farmers' Holiday strike with 75 special officers and over 20 city police maintaining patrols on highways to deter strike interference. Despite a heavy farmer presence, the blockade persists, allowing only a few milk and livestock trucks to reach the city stockyards. Major shipments of hoes arrive by rail from Hawarden and Lemars, marking an unusual season for farm goods movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
John Davenport
Hawarden
Lemars
Wichita diver claims high diving record at 151 feet
Harold Siegel, 26, swimming instructor in Wichita, leaps from a 151 foot six inch tower into twelve feet of water, claiming a new high diving record. He sustains three broken ribs but recovers with medical care, aided by pilot headgear for protection. A second 205 foot leap, deemed not a dive, is noted as a separate stunt. Apartments for university students are in demand as rooms turn scarce, urging landlords to list rentals soon.
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Wichita
Harold Sierel
Siegel
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Alex Wickersham
Melbourne
Australia
Wickersham
Ladder Tower
Delay in hearing for Mrs. Taylor and George Taylor case
Memorial Hospital patients Mrs. Bessie Taylor and Everett Christensen, shot July 6, are too ill to testify for about three weeks. County Attorney R. B. Stevens postponed a preliminary hearing for George F. Taylor, husband of Mrs. Taylor, who is jailed on two counts of assault with intent to kill. Bond efforts via a professional bondsman are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Taylor
Everett Christensen
Memorial Hospital
R. B. Stevens
Stevens
George F. Taylor
Taylor
Christenen
Pirates Rally To Defeat Dodgers In Eight
National League action shows the Pittsburgh Pirates breaking a tie for second place by scoring four runs in the eighth inning to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 1. Key hits from French and others spark the rally as Brooklyn bats quiet. In the American League, the Yankees stretch a nine game winning streak by beating the Tigers 12 to 5. Johnny Mize and Joe Gordon contribute big hits. Other scores include the Indians beating the Athletics 3 to 2 and the Senators rallying past the White Sox 5 to 3. Des Moines hosts a Farmers Holiday movement meeting with plans to extend action beyond six states. A radio update from San Jose notes Father Hubbard’s Alaska work via amateur WGACV.
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Pittsburgh
Capi
Pirates
Brooklyn Dodrers
Larry French
Brooklyn
Hordon Maha
OOM
Aixn
Aul Lopez
French
Grace
Sirkeforth
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cinelanati
Witzsimimons
Hesan
Carrot
Lombarei
Berlin
Chiesa We
Braedt
Hargrave
Warneke
Dinning
Tmaretnett
Detroit Fleers
Jonny Aten
Tigers
Tonsquenerd
York
Wyatt
Hayworth
Allen
Dickey
Harder
Athletics
Haas
Cleveland Indians
Earnshaw
Indians
Myatt
Cleveland
Cochrane
Boston
Ned Sox
Nt. Louis
Hon Yan Wai
Fy Stewart
Ferrell
Durham
Kiyne
Connolly
Washington
Ute
Washington Senators
Chicago
RO Weaver
Spencer
Berg
Des Moines
Farmers Holiday Association
Bontana
Ohio
Indiana
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Eudora Picnic Program Details and Local Entertainment
Special entertainment for the Eudora picnic is provided by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. The two day event features Dorses-Liberty Post drum and bugle corps, Boy Scout tumbling acts, and a quartet led by Corlett Dutton. A Chamber representative will speak as the city park hosts dances by Bobh Ixrum and his nine piece orchestra. The party's band routes include Lawrence with a concert in front of the Journal World office. The Eudora band members are listed with instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Eudora C. P. A. Menie
J. §. Daniels
Drum and Bugle Corps
Dorses-Liberty Post
American Legion
A. F. Ochse
Corlett Dutton
van Bruner
Frof. W. B. Downing
Doland Maddox
Chamber of Commerce
Eudora
Bobh Ixrum
Eudera
da Soto
Gardner
Edgerton
Baldwin City
Vinland
Lawrence
Linwood
Plan Scout Program at Kaw Council Camp Theodore Naish
Arrangements by C W Hegberg Ottawa for the third annual Scout ers Conference at Camp Theodore Naish August 27 and 28 aims to unite Ten and leaders in Kaw area. Activities include feathercraft archery marksmanship horseshoe pitching baseball and fellowship study. A district stunt will open the program August 27 followed by services and meetings. W K Bruner Kaw council president leads the closing council August 28. Fred G Davie Lincoln Neb regional Scout executive to attend possibly for the full two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hegberg
Ottawa
Camp
Theodore Naish
Kaw
W.K. Bruner
Kaw ‘Council
Fred G. Davie
Lincoln
Neb
Supreme Court Appeal Filed by Paul Silvers Aske
Paul Silvers Aske of Kansas City Missouri today filed an appeal with the state supreme court challenging his conviction in the Douglas county district court for theft of a check from the Lee Flory grocery at 1101 New York Street. He had received an indeterminate sentence to the state reformatory but was admitted to liberty on a $500 bond after notice of appeal. The state charged that Silvers entered the Flory store and took a check later alleged to have been cashed in Kansas City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County District Court
Lee Flory
New York Street
Paul Silvers
Kansas City
State Supreme Court
J. B. Wilson
Silvers
State Reformatory
Hugh Means
Flory
Kan
Two Women Pairs Continue Flight Toward 122 Hour Mark
Frances Marsalis and Louise Thaden restricted to the second day of endurance flight at Valley Stream New York aiming to set a 122 hour record for women. They completed a fuel stop without incident as support from refuelling crews continued.
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Valley Stream
N. Y
API
Frances Marsalis
Louise Thaden
Hamilton’s
German Communists Plan Nationwide Strike Campaign
Berlin Aug 16 AP Leaders of Germanys 3 500 000 communists laid plans for a nation wide strike war against the von Papen government to force relief of unemployment. Ernst Thaelmann declared the line of fight includes economic strikes unemployed agitation rent strikes and a general strike in all cities to defend the proletarian revolution.
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Berliny
Germany
von Papen
Ernst Thaelmann
KU Coaches Return As Football Season Near
University of Kansas waits for football preparations as Hargiss and Getto return from California and Colorado. Plans for the Sept 10 opening, equipment checks, and eligibility reviews proceed while basketball chief Allen oversees football ticket sales. Conchiutus Familton expected back by Sept 1. California coaching offer unlikely. Ticket prices listed for home games: Oklahoma 2.20, Nebraska 2.75, Notre Dame 3.80, plus 26 cents postage.
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University of Kansas
K. U
California
H. W
Bill
Hargiss
M. J. Getto
Colorado
Jayhawkers
F. C.allen
Calines
Conchiutus Familton
University of California
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Donald Heads Local Democrats At Douglas County Meet
Frank W. McDonald athletic director at Haskell Institute was elected chairman of the Douglas County Democratic central committee at a re organization meeting last night. W. E. Palmateer was elected vice chairman and Don Elkins was elected secretary Newton Perry was reelected treasurer. A lengthy resolution praising new converts to democracy was adopted with emphasis on loyalty to long time Democrats and future appointments. Dr Harbour outlined party progress and pledged support for candidates in the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. McDonald
Haskell Institute
Douglan County
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic
McDonald
Douglas County, Young Democrats
E.G. Ly Harbour
W. E. Palmateer
Don Elkins
Newton Perry
Harbour
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Taday Phle
Central Committee
The
Dowelas
Douglas County
Harry Woodring
Tte
Airman's murder trial defense praises Lancaster case
Defense counsel James M. Carson closed his argument in the murder trial of Captain W. N. Lancaster arguing that Haden Clarke’s death was an act of self harm and criticizing the state’s five disconnected circumstances as insufficient to prove guilt. He lauded Mrs. J. M. Keith-Miller for revealing the lovers’ entanglements and asserted Lancaster’s innocence amid a love triangle motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
James M. Carson
W.N. Lancaster
Haden Clarke
W. N. Lancaster
Clarke
J. M. Keith-Miller
Lancaster
Tri
Carsons
Keith-Miller
Rae Bi
Slight Drop in Exports From United States in Week
Commerce department reports US grain exports for the week totaled 1,433,000 bushels, down from 1,449,000 the prior week, with Wheat at 835,000 bushels and barley 178,000. North American wheat flour exports rose to 81,000 barrels while rye exports were zero. In Rio de Janeiro reports, rebel and federal forces clashed on the southern front, leaving fifteen dead and many wounded per General Waldo Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aug
Lf. (Ap
United States
Commerce Department
Rio de Janeiro
Waldomiro Lima
Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCormick Expected to Improve
Optimistic reports from Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick's sickroom say she is gaining strength and more encouraging than recently. She affirmed, I'm going to get well, showing confidence in a full recovery. News from Chicago dated August 16 via AP notes her illness and hopeful prognosis.
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Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
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Hawnes
Charles Spring
Senator Morrow
O. Lindbergh
Bailey
F. Trinkie
San Francisco
Aera Dester Weshers
Walker Case
Betty
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Walker
Kes
Mud Creek
Army Battle
KR. U
Richard Sutton
Althe
Movement
San Jose
Cal
Father Bernard Hubbard
Santa Clara University
Alaska
Jack Anderson
WGACV
Agashik
North
Cornets
Ward Cory
George, Bartz
Delbert Eisele
Delbert
Gerstenberger
Curtis Ruthrauit
Billy Mertz
William Mercer
Otto Selzer
J. D. Adams
Alito Horn
Henry Mathia
Ruth
Neil
L. W. Wallace
George Schubert
George Gerstenberger
Glen Snyder
Sam Waldo
Roman Schopper
Robert Cory
Clifford Eisele
Edward Deckwa
Marigeret Snitzli
Robert Eisele
Fred Walker
Lucille
Katherine
Dorothy Alexander
Wm. Mertz
Eva
Geo. Gerstenberger
Fred Rothhberger
Pat Kellum
Bill Haetsig
Verda Sommers
Frank Sommers
Joe Zillner
Donna
Olga Lotz
S. Falter
Plan Scout
Camp Naish
Supreme Court
Ky U
Allmyths
Wdonald
Journal-World
Mrs. M'Cormick
John D. Rockefeller
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