Improvement in Crop Prospects in Tenth District July
The July review from the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank notes marked farm crop condition improvements and higher estimated yields for unharvested crops in the Tenth Federal Reserve District. Grain and livestock marketings slowed, money remained abundant at low lending rates, and overall business activity edged lower than a year earlier.
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Federal Reserve rate cut aims to aid agriculture district wide
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City lowered its rediscount rate from 4 percent to 313 percent to support agriculture and livestock in the Tenth district by easing access to credit for crops, livestock movement, and general business. Washburn Fraternity at Topeka reports the late Justice Henry F. Mason's private library was donated to the Washburn College Phi Delta Theta chapter, a gift from his widow, with William Allen White contributing autographed works.
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Washburn Fraternity
Topeka
Henry F. Mazon
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
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William Allen White
Emporia
Urns of Slavers Taken by Undertaker in Boston
August 29 AP reports Joseph Langone removed ashes of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti from Forest Hills crematory to his North End undertaking rooms. He said he would hold them there until they could be turned over to the proper claimants.
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Nicola Sacca
Bartoler Hee Vanzetti
Joseph Langone
North End
Three Weekend Auto Crashes End Baffling Clash
An undated report describes three automobile accidents over the weekend. Cars belonging to Dr. G W Jones and H Daley collided at 1639 Massachusetts street. Other crashes occurred at Seventh and Kentucky and Seventh and Locust. A Hamburg airman named Baumer is tied to a separate glide plane incident. No injuries are clearly detailed.
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H. Daley
Massachusetts Street
Kentucky
Locust
Hamburg
Sared
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Wichita Police Battle Bandits in Fatal Car Chase
Wichita Kan Aug 29 AP One policeman J E Marshall 30 motorcycle officer died an hour after a gun battle with three bandits who robbed the Crystal ice plant at Newton last night The trio opened fire injuring Marshall and officer Frank Rush The bandits Car crashed into a tree Barker died by his own hand Meyers escaped Charles H Stalcup captured said three days ago he met the others at Coffeyville Police searched for the third member after identifying Barker Meyers and Stalcup as participants in the Newton robbery
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J. E. Marshall
Charles H. Stalcup
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Marshall
Frank Rush
Bush
Barker
KU Coaches Return From Topeka Rock Island Meet
Dr Huff Cappon and Sabo officiated at the Rock Island meet in Topeka Saturday. Huff was referee, Cappon and Sabo judges of the finish. They report the meet went off better than expected though the track was ankle deep. Meyers former Ames star won individual honors. The first district won permanent possession of the cup.
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John Sabo
Topeka
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Huff Wa
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Mer Ames
Drunk in Police Court fined five dollars
The individual arrested Saturday by Officers Turner Dowers and Hunter on a drunkenness charge appeared in Police Court this morning before Judge Daugherty and was fined five dollars.
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Hunter
Daugherty
Temperatures normal as Smoky Hill nears bank full
Kansas morning temps were normal after several days of unsettled weather. Cloudy conditions persisted with little rain likely. Smoky Hill river near Salina stood at 22.2 feet, near bank full after Friday’s heavy rains, with no further rise expected.
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Smoky Hill
Salina
Liquor Charge Fines Fall In Police Court
Eldantas arrested Saturday on possession of liquor was fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Daugherty. Reynolds was paroled from the jail sentence.
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Daughert
Reynolds
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