Lawrence Scout Stapleton Earns Eagle Rank at Court of Honor
At a summer rally in Central Park Lawrence Scout Gorge Stapleton of troop 60 received the Eagle rank from W K Bruner, Douglas district chairman. Stapleton meets Eagle requirements with 21 merit badges in athletics carpentry cooking firemanship first aid animals handicraft pathfinding pioneering public health scholarship swimming woodwork automobiling biosMidy civics life saving woodcarving cycling pecan health camping and leathercraft. Following the rally Lawrence scouts plan regular paper sales with the first sale now underway. residents with paper accumulations may call 985 to have them removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
igeCe Central Park
Gorge Stapleton
W. K. Bruner
Gairman
Douglas
Mittee
Stapleton
Addi
Boy Scouts
Funeral of Chaney Ends With Theme Song Tribute
Lon Chaney final rites took place at Forest Lawn Cemetery as mourners heard his requested music Laugh, Clown, Laugh. Police aided the cortege past a crowd of adoring fans while Mrs Chaney fainted and entertainers wept. The procession moved to the grave in a somber, public display of admiration for the silent film icon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Chaney
Wdale Forest Lawn Cemetery
Igs
Peral
H. S. Dyas
United States Marine Corps
Ferlain
Chaney
Sam
Jack Feinberg
Bee
Hoover to Confer with Officials on Building Speeds
President Hoover to meet with government officials at the Rapidan lodge in Virginia to speed up the 550 million ten year public building program aimed at drought relief and unemployment. The talks will consider accelerating construction while protecting the federal budget with participants including Ferry Kath and John W. Philp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Presidential Mountain Lodge
Virginia
aeThe
Minch
Rapidan River
Ferry Kath
Geasury
John W. Philp
Rifle alarm prompts police lecture to local boys
Four youths Jack Snavely William Snavely Clifford Ireland and Jack Ireland were lectured by Chief J Cummings after hotting a .22 rifle in an alley in east France town. Officers Ralph Hubbell and John alls escorted them to the police station about noon following complaints. Names were recorded and the boys were ordered to report to Chief Cummings that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Snavely
William Snavely
Clifford Ireland
Jack Ireland
J. Cummings
Ralph Hubbell
John Alls
East Frence
Cummings
Moon
Reorganization of Kansas City Land Bank Approved
The Kansas City Joint Stock Land Bank reorganization plan received U.S. Farm Board approval. The plan, drafted by the bank’s bonders protective committee, will be publicly released September 3. Commissioner Restor of the Farm Loan Board approved it today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas City
Jail break fails as deputies recapture escaped prisoners
Deputy undersheriff M. C. Hamilton forced the escapees back to their cells after they fled toward the courthouse. Miss Balla Harvey summoned officers at the Serk's office where Howard and Wilbur Cook, Myers of Parsons Kansas, James Marcum of Oklahoma, and J. L. Deese of Altamont Kansas face statutory offense accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Hamilton
Gn Balla Harvey
Howard
Wilbur Cook Award Myers
Parsons
Kan
James Marcum
Okla
J. L. Deese
Altamont
German flyer Foils to Buffalo for Air Races
Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau in the Domier Wahl flying boat arrived Buffalo at 12 34 P M and landed in the Niagara River near the coast guard station at 12 40 P M for a Chicago voyage to the air races. He was accompanied by Hertha Seelman Mirow and Dr Georg Gyssling from New York. Earlier the whale flew from Germany and lifted from the water at 6 40 A M at North Beach airport on the way to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Domier Wahl
Wolfgang von Gronau
Niagara River
Coast‘guard
Chicago
Hertha Seelman-Mirow
Flying Division
Hamburg-American Line
von Gronau
Georg Gyssling
New York
Wolfang von Gronau
Germany
North Beach
Five Planes Destroyed by Fire in K C Hangar
At Kansas City airport hangar No 4 a blaze destroyed five planes and badly damaged another. Loss pegged around 75000 dollars, with a Fokker eight passenger valued at 30000 and a Flamingo eight passenger about 25000 damaged. A four passenger monoplane and a Tobias aerial survey biplane were each valued at 6000. A Wichita built experimental plane was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kenneth Hilliard
Bredouw-Hilliard Aeromotive Corporation
Universal
United Airways Corporation
Tobias Aerial Survey
Chris Borchus
Labor Day Golf Program at Lawrence Country Club
The Lawrence Country Club hosts a Labor Day schedule with a morning match play versus par handicap event for men, followed by an afternoon Scotch foursome. Members should call to register. A puttting contest for men and women closes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Country Club
Labor Day
Lost in fog Rankin brothers fail fourth sustained flight attempt
The Rankin brothers Tex and Dick Rankin, Pacific coast aviators, ended their fourth attempt to break the world sustained flight record at The Dalles Oregon. Fog and motor trouble hampered progress and the supercharger allegedly failed. Tex did not indicate another try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Ore
Tex
Ick Rankin
Pacific Coast
Portland
Reed appoints Henderson to state board and censorship panel
Gov Clyde M Reed named Minnie L Henderson of Kansas City Kansas to the state board of review and the film censors board, succeeding the late Emma M Viets of Girard. The appointment runs through March 31, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ope Ag
Clyde M. Reed
Minnie L. Henderson
Kansas City
Kan
State Board of Review
Movie Censor Board
Emma M. Viets
Girard
Author Needs No Operation Thee Tee Booth Tar Kingto
Johns Hopkins officials said there is no operation planned to save the eyesight of Booth Tarkington, the Indiana father and patient at the hospital. Doctors report his eye condition is not more aggravated than for several men with similar problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Tarkington
Indiana
Phe
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Pine Beetle Strikes Alabama Pine Stands
Alabama state forestry commission reports continued infestation by the southern pine beetle across several counties. Officials urge strengthened monitoring and rapid removal of infested trees to protect timber resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
State Commission of Forestry
Acres Reforestation Progress Report Details
Forest planting last year contributed to 111,175 acres reforested in Washington with significant growth in tree cover. Authorities note the share of total forest restoration continuing to rise as programs expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Moonshiner Search After Gunfight Leaves Officers Dead
In Eugene Oregon a raid on the Sutherland home led to the deaths of two officers and injuries to two others. Ray Sutherland, 67, fled into Marcolo woods after a noon ambush as deputies attempted to arrest him and his son Baude Sutherland, 30. Duley and Macy were shot. bloodhounds traced a trail to the house. The posse pursued the elder Sutherland through dense woods seeking surrender or capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Marcolo
Ray Sutherland
Oscar Duley
Baude Sutherland
Sutherland
Duley
Joeaners
Deput
Aputy Macy
Eden
Jo Cary
Daley
Sutherlands
Carlyle
Lee Bown
Rodney Roach
Bown
Roach
Teacher Whose Promotion Scheme Failed is Put on Probation by the Court
Philadelphia August 29 AP Professor Edward S Bamford creator of a fake national motion picture and modeling employment agency was placed on three years probation after a plea and a record check showed no blemishes He claimed poverty a sick wife and two children in Kansas City He admitted taking a one dollar fee from about twenty girls posing as actresses and models Detective Malone said the scheme involved no immorality and Bamford spoke of prior teaching posts and a failing summer job pursuit leading to the scheme
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edward S. Bamford
National Motion Picture and Modeling Employment Agency
Basford
Kansas City
Bamford
Pennsylvania State College
Temaylyansk State College
Amarillo Attorney Indicted for Wife’s Murder
A. Payne, Amarillo attorney, was indicted for the murder of his wife Joe Payne in the blast that maimed their son A. D. Jr. The Potter county grand jury handed up the indictment just after noon, following a week of investigation begun Monday. Payne had admitted the killing and previously expressed willingness to face the electric chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Grand Jury
Payne
Ms. Payne
Executions Finish Auburn Riot Slaying Trio
Ossining New York August 29 Three convicts were electrocuted for killing Henry Sullivan during the Auburn prison riot of last December. Claude Udine 29 William Force 30 and Jess Thomas 20 were convicted of murdering Sullivan the riot leader in which ten lives were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
Auburn Prison
Claude Udwine
William Force
Jess Thomas
Henry Sullivan
Central
Beous
Rge Durnford
Sullivan
New African Diamond Field Reported at Komaggas
A substantial new diamond find is reported at Komaggas in Namaqualand, Capetown area. The reserve is said to yield larger quantities of fine stones, indicating a potentially significant expansion of diamond production in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Union of South Africa
Komaggas
Namaqualand
Miami Tiles Salvaged From Flood Debris Attract Builders
Miami reports Hemboade tiles salvaged from flood Palings in Cube gain popularity with Flo builders. Demand reaches 20, with some sizes unobtainable. Illinois reports 7,000 workers on related projects this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Fla
Flo
Three Magazine Salesmen Strike Wrong Prospect
In Evanston August 29 three young magazine salesmen misselected a prospect at Northwestern University. Dr Walter Scott, president of the institution, challenged them as the youths were questioned and later released after a brief ethics lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Strough
Northwestern University
Walter Scott
MiNi
Sane
Sam
Herbe Krause
New York
Philip Land
Macheine
North
Dr. Scott
Scott
Discontinue Oiling of Baldwin Streets
The city council ordered stop to oiling several Baldwin dirt streets a practice that had fallen out of favor. It marks the first six teen years without oiling. Complaints cited dry weather oil dust blowing into homes and dead toads. Paving has grown to thirty five blocks with eight removed from sixteen miles of streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Mrs M D Perking Hosts Mabel Richardson Sendoff
Mrs M D Perking entertained at her Arkansas Street home in honor of Miss Mabel Richardson who departs for Lincoln Nebraska to engage in religious work. Breakfast followed progressive games and a guest gift was presented. Attendees included Miss Richardson and many friends. several Lawrence residents attended a Baldwin area family reunion last Sunday with relatives from Topeka Eudora Pleasant Grove and Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Perking
Arkansas Street
Mabel Richardson
Lincoln
Neb
Miss Richardson
Jessie Borg
Hazel Dawson
Dorothy Dinsmoor
Alice Dicker
Mertie Edwards
Susan Friend
Ursula
F. L. Varnum
A. B. Connor
Donald
Richard
Lawrence
E. F.allen
Baldwin
Topeka
Eudora
Pleasant Grove
Olathe
Personal notices of Avery Olney and guests in Lawrence
Avery Olney and his wife visiting his parents since August 21 will pursue a doctor of education degree at Harvard next year. Several relatives and friends from Phoenix, Centralia, Wichita, Bartlesville, Geneva, and Lawrence are noted as visitors or guests with plans to remain for short periods. Continuous travel includes Mrs. Florence Dulty visiting her aunt in Lawrence and Mrs. Spinedi, of Geneva, Switzerland, arriving to stay a month with Prof. and Mrs. H. E. Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Olney
F. H. Olney
Harvard University
Olney
the Phoenix
Ariz
Florence Dulty
Centralia
Kan
D. L. Webster
Webster
H. Vernon
Hilda
Genevieve Vernon
Wichita
Hilda Vernson
Emporia Teachers’ College
O. E. Glynn
Harry Jones
Bartlesville
Oklo
Gertie K. Johnston
Jean Spinedi
Geneva
Switzerland
H.E. Jordan
Kansas City Southern Posts July Earnings Rise
Kansas City Southern reported July earnings of 476,133 dollars, an increase of 10,476 dollars from the previous month. The AP dispatch notes that most railroad earnings for July 1930 continued to fall from July 1929 figures, with few exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Southern
New York
Kansas City Southern
Thieves Loot Liberty Garment Co in Kansas City
Thieves likely with a truck struck Liberty Garment Company in Kansas City at night and stole 1008 dresses 50 boxes of thread 500 gross of buttons and 26000 yards of dress material worth about 9000 dollars with Aug 29 AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thieves' Loot Garment Company
Kansas City
Liberty Garment Company
Beeks Couple Takes Ozarks Vacation Trip
E Beeks and Mrs Beeks of Baldwin and Tanker left Tuesday for a vacation through the Ozark region of Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
E. Beeks
Baldwin
Beeks
Ozark
Arkansas
Hoover shown as keeper of party promises in GOP tally
AP dispatch from Atalane Washington August 29 reports the Republican national committee portraying President Hoover as a keeper of party promises. The statement cites a $160 million 1930 income tax cut, tariff revisions aiding agriculture, creation of the farm board, inland waterways gains, highway funding, transfer of the prohibition bureau to the justice department, district attorney reorganizations, and stricter Canadian liquor export rules as fulfilled promises. It also credits him with rallying the country against lawlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Republican National Committee
Republican
Republc Uetcom
Farm Board
Tatesarat
Prohibition Bureau
Justice Department
Corn Growing Weather Topeka Forecast For Kansas
A forecast from the United States weather bureau predicted excellent corn growing weather for Kansas over the next two days. In the past twenty four hours scattered showers occurred across the state with the heaviest 1.33 inches at Plainville, followed by smaller amounts at Hays, Phillipsburg, Dresden, Goodland, Garden City, Dodge City, McVerley, Hutchinson, and Concordia. Skies were clear in most of Kansas except the northeast. Surrounding states saw scattered showers but no broad rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
Plainville
Hays
Phillipsburg
Dresden
Goodland
Garden City
Dodge City
Macverley
Hutchinson
Oncordia
Police Officers Wounded In Dacca Hospital Shooting
F IGP F J Lowman and E Hodson superintendent of police were shot and seriously wounded as they left Mitford hospital in Dacca. A revolver was used. A hospital worker seized the suspect but he escaped, leaving his gun and slips. Two Bengali youths later arrested on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
F. J. Lowman
E. Hodson
Mitford Hospital
Dacca
Young Woman Appears in Shorts on Main Street
Ottawa residents witnessed a young woman walking the length of the main street in shorts late yesterday afternoon. The march of progress prompted surprised reactions as traffic briefly slowed while she passed, leaving onlookers discussing the bold fashion choice.
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Ottawa
March of Progress
Birth anticipated at Stuyvenberg Castle Princess Astrid awaits
At Stuyvenberg Castle Brussels runs news on the birth of Princess Astrid's child. Arrangements are set to notify the population by firing guns if a girl is born, or a boy if that is the outcome.
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Brussels
Stuyvenberg Castle
Astrid
Marriage Licenses Issued and Runaway Boy Sought
Marriage licenses were issued by probate judge L H Menger to Normel T Waldron and Nellie Elliott Egan of Topeka and to George K Melvin and Vera M Lynch of Lawrence by Rev C A Puls and Roy L Kramer and Alice Hays of Kansas City Mo by Judge Menger. Emporia police sought James Green an 11 year old runaway, last seen wearing a blue shirt light cap blue overalls and brown trousers underneath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Mengen
Normel T. Waldron
Nellie Elliott Egan
Topeka
Menger
George K. Melvin
Vera .M. Lynch
Lawrence
C. A. Puls
Roy L. Kramer
Kansas City
Alice Hays
Menper
Emporia
James Green
Plane damages wires in Kansas takeoff incident
A plane piloted by J. M. Knight of Wichita severed telephone wires on the Frisco right of way during takeoff at Keighley Kansas. Telegraph service was halted in parts of the state. Knight was uninjured though the propeller was damaged.
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Keighley
Kan
Kansas
J. M. Knight
Wichita
Knight
Officer Lectures Boys Disperses Disturbance on Thirteenth Street
Police received reports from residents near Thirteenth and Delaware streets yesterday afternoon about a group of small boys causing a disturbance. Officer John Ingalls dispersed the boys after delivering a lecture to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth
Delaware Streets
John Ingalls
Masons Elect Concordia Man As General Grand High Priest
The 41st triennial convocation of the General Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons elected John William Neilson of Concordia Kansas to succeed Charles Clark Davis of Centralia Illinois as general grand high priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Concordia
Tacoma
Wash
General Grand Chapter
Royal Arch
John William Neilson
Kan
Charles Clark Davis
Centralia
Til
Farmer killed by lightning strikes on Kansas farm
An August 29 AP report notes farmer Lyndon Blazer, formerly of Graham County, was struck by lightning and killed last night on his brother’s farm four miles north of William here. The incident occurred on the updated property with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Spa
Wiliam
Lyndon Blazer
Graham County
One Sleeper at City Jail
One sleeper was reported at the city jail last night with short details indicating an incident at the municipal facility. Officials did not release further information pending investigation and official statements.
Two Men Obtain 37 Dollars in Perry Garage HoldUp
M B Ostee, a night watchman at Simons Webber Motors in Perry, was forced at gunpoint to hand over 37 dollars from the cash register. The robbers fled in a brown Buick, driving east on the highway. deputies and Lawrence police searched Douglas County roads but found no trace of the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.B. Ostee
Wight
Simons-Webber Motors Company
Perry
Ostee
Sheriff's Office
Lawrence
Douglas
Suit for a receiver filed to wind up Kansas City insurer
In Shawnee county district court a suit seeks appointment of a receiver for Federal Reserve Life Insurance Co of Kansas City. Plaintiffs John Wright George W Ziegler and Ed Hossfeld allege mismanagement caused insolvency and policy cancellations totaling 10 million dollars in the past nine months. A Wyandotte county action against the company earlier led to its reorganization. State Insurance Commissioner Charles F Hobbs says the company’s 1929 year statement shows a substantial surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Federal Reserve Life Insurance Company
Kansas City
Shawnee County
John Wright
George W. Ziegler
Ed Hossfeld
Wyandotte
Charles F. Hobbs
State Commissioner of Insurance
Henry Mandell Held on Jamaica Ginger Charges
Henry Mandell also known as Ralph Lewis and Charles Harris remained free on aggregate bail of 8500 as federal court actions proceed. He faces a September 17 hearing on a Topeka removal order tied to involvement in a Kansas ginger poisoning ring, and a September 3 liquor possession charge with 3000 bail. Federal agents raided the Diana Pharmaceutical Company in Brooklyn recovering illegal ginger extract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Mandell
Ralph Lewis
Charles Harris
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jamaica
Mandell
Diana Pharmaceutical Company
Brooklyn
Car and truck collide in alley between Massachusetts and Vermont
Robert Owen and Howard Towler drove vehicles in the 800 block alley between Massachusetts and Vermont streets. No injuries or vehicle damage were reported. Towler exited from the Acme feed station into the alley, causing the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Owen
Howard Towler
Massachusetts
Vermont
Pres
George Rockelt
Owen
Towler
Acme
Page defeats Hill in Western golf semi final
Miss Dora Thy Page of Wisconsin edged Mrs. O S Hill of Kansas City one up in a semi final of the annual women's western golf tournament at Hillcrest Country Club Kanitsy City. Page advances to tomorrow's 36 hole final against Mrs H W Tyson of Kansas City who beat Mrs Gregg Lifar of Los Angeles in the other semi final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Country Club
Kanitsy City
Dorothy Page
Advice
Wis
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Page
H. W. Tyson
Gregg Lifar
Los Angeles
Officials Issue An Order Limiting Dead Animal Plants
Franklin county commissioners issue a permanent injunction against Dead Animal Disposal Co of Kansas City and the Hill Dessicating Plant of Topeka, barring operation near Ottawa loading docks three miles southwest. Protests by citizens prompted the move. dead animals must not be transported through Ottawa unless covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Dead Animal Disposal Company of
Kansas City
Hill Dessicating Plant
Topeka
Ottawa
Stores Close For Labor Day In Lawrence
Most Lawrence stores observe a general closing on Labor Day with meat markets and grocery stores open until noon to serve customers. A few other shops may stay open. Banks and the post office will be closed all day, with specials and outgoing mail handled as usual but no deliveries made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ice Company Robbed in Kansas City Heist
A well dressed man robbed the City Ice Company office in Kansas City today forcing cashier A. R. Burks into a vault. He escaped with about $125 from the cash register after Burks freed himself two minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Company
Kansas City
City Ice Company
A. R. Burks
Burks
Man Killed, Wife Injured When Car Veers Off Road
Oklahoma man J. T. Ogden and his wife camping by the roadside were struck by a car driven by Harold Dyerly of Wellington. Ogden was killed and Mrs. Ogden sustained brain concussion and back injuries. Dyerly, who was injured en route to Wichita, did not realize he had struck them and sought help after reaching Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kan
J. T. Ogden
Cherokee
Okla
Harold Dyerly
Ogdens
Dyerly
Wichita
St. Lukes Hospital
Orden
Wellington High School
Birthday Celebration Honors Jenna J. Gander at Home
Mrs Emma J Gander of Baldwin was surprised at a party hosted by her daughter Mrs C A Kalb last Saturday night in Baldwin. The birthday occurred August 24 and she turned seventy six. Born August 24 1854 in St Charles County Illinois she was the first white child born in the state before moving to Baldwin thirty one years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma J. Gander
Baldwin
C. A. Kalb
Mr. Kalb
Ill
Whipperwill Club Employee Held in Attack on Girl
Claude Palareny, 25, employee at Whipperwill country club, was arrested after Miss Aili Engbert, 17, identified him as the man who lured her to Katonah and attacked her with a hammer on a lonely road. She suffers a fractured skull, lacerations, and exposure. Police investigate her claim he boasted of harming other girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
Claude Palareny
Whipperwill Country Club
Aili Engbert
Katonah
Opening Talk at County WCTU Convention in First Methodist
Mrs Elizabeth Jacqmain president of Douglas county WCTU opened the institute at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Lola Socoba Mrs Mary Oepool and Mrs A B Connor also spoke with topics on Child Welfare Medical Temperance and Temperance in Public and Sunday Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Douglas County
Idwin W.C. T. U. .Institute
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lola Socoba
Mary Oepool
A. B. Connor
Wrence
Stes Jacobs Clayp
Jay
Connor
Occupied Pulpit Sunday at Grand Avenue Temple Kansas City
Dr. Wallace B. Fleming of Baker University filled the pulpit at Grand Avenue Temple in Kansas City Sunday night, in the absence of Dr. Skinner. The pulpit committee gave him full charge and many Baker and Missouri Wesleyan alumni attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace B. Felming
Baker Uni Saraity
Grand Avenue Temple
Kansas City
Dr. Fleming
Dr. Skinner
Baker and
Missouri Wesleyan
Three Boys Arrested in Fatal Junk Yard Fire
Rochester police say three boys under twelve confessed to piling brush over James Wright a 69 year old itinerant laborer in a junk yard on August 13 and setting it afire Wright died later from the blaze Local authorities reported the suspects were arrested today and face formal charges in connection with the death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
James Wright
Wright
Man Slashes Throat in Jail Then Improves
Ray Coslet, 42, a county jail trustee, tried to kill himself in Topeka while his estranged wife watched. He slashed his throat with a butcher knife after failing to reconcile. Initial reports listed him in critical condition, later said to be somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ray Coslet
Coslet
Notice of sale at 92744 Mass street Monday
The office at 92744 Mass street will be cay Monday September 1. Dr R C Ardrey adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
R. C. Ardrey
MacNider Accepts Canadian Minister Post
Han ford MacNider presented credentials to the governor general and was formally received as United States minister to Canada. The entry notes a library closure and quotes a training ad urging young people to pursue education at Lawrence Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacNider
Ottawa
Hanford MacNider
United States
Canada
Market News Summary From Aug 29 Listings
Market notes cover Maness City Butter and poultry quotes with hens and broilers figures, Chicago Potato Market activity on Aug 29, Wisconsin and Minnesota potato references, and government bonds with Liberty and Treasury yields. Includes varied commodity prices and bond quotes from the AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maness City
Kansas ‘City
Chicago
UBCA
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Col Neem
Bliss
Government Bonds
New York
Government Pond
Liberty First
Ee Lipety
Ala Treasury
Treasury
Bears buyback boosts stock market on last trading day before holiday
Bears rushed to close short positions as three day weekend began while prices climbed on several major issues. American Tobacco Westinghouse Eastman Kodak Coca Cola Rock Island Southern Railway Canadian Pacific led gains with 3 to 5 point increases, rail stocks up on July earnings. market sentiment mixed as volume stayed light and funds moved to cash ahead of holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Bears
American Tobacco B
Westinghouse Electric
Eastman, Kodak
Coca Cola
Rock Island
Southern Railway
Canadian Pacific
Atchison, Union Pacific
New Haven
Air Reduction
American Telephone
Macy
Real Silk Hosse
U. S
Trans-American
Packard
Oliver
Federal Reserve
France
Earning Capacity Through Lawrence Business College Course
A brief ad advising individuals to raise earning capacity by enrolling in a Lawrence Business College course. The notice highlights career-enhancing study and practical training, urging enrollment to improve job prospects. Names, dates, or specific programs are not provided in the source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Business College
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George Stapleton
Eagle
X. Chaney
Cs Land Bank
George Roser
Sédre C. H. Daugherty
Charlie Oas
Rges
Wad T
Law
Business College
Lebette FeGounty
K. C
Rankin Brothers
Oregon
Ilinois
Administrat Haire
Atalane
Bésinier
Indian Hospital
Insurance Company
Jake
New Yorker
Wisconsin Golf Star
Oklahoma
Jenna J. Gander
Wallace B. Fleming
Topekan
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
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