Taken From Jail to Board Session
State Treasurer Bord, under arrest on state charges for alleged conversion of 250000, was released from jail to attend a Treasury Board meeting in the capital. He arrived with deputy sheriff Boyd and threatened a photographer as reporters pressed for images, then attempted to close his office door.
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Tom B. Bord
State Treasury Board
Toveka
Alf My Landon
A. W. Foy
Roland Boynton
Dean Rogers
Bord
Ronald Finney
Lrexer Amuj
F E. L. Marshall
State House
Boyd
Capitol
Treasurer Boyd in Jail Still Draws Pay
Topeka Aug 31 AP Tom Bard Kansas state treasurer remains in jail yet continues to receive his regular pay. A 300 warrant for Boyd’s monthly remuneration was drawn at payday by the state auditor’s office and sent to Boyd through his son. The state treasury board meeting discussed monthly examinations of securities after recent findings of spurious bonds. Governor Landon, Secretary Ryan and others attended. Boyd returned to jail after the session. Dorothy Slocum won the tri state women’s singles crown in Miami Oklahoma defeating Juana Everin 6 2 6 3.
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Topeka
Aue
Aitho
Tom B. Bard
Kansas
Statehouse
Boyd
State Auditor
Austin Lagan
Bob Boyd
Treasury
A. R. Jones
Jones
Fidelity State and Savings Bank
Emmonia
Farmers State Bank
Neosho Falls
Eureka Bank
Landon
Ryan
Pruse
Marshall
Miami
Okla
Dorothy Slocum
Independence
Kan
Juana Everin
Muskogee
Eastern Oklahoma
Weather Report Sketch Shows Mixed North South Conditions
Generally fair in the south with unsettled skies in the north tonight and Friday. A slight warmup is noted in the extreme south tonight, cooler conditions expected in the north Friday. Morning outlook calls Coffeyville as threatening, while dirt roads are rough in Emporia and fair at Wichita. Gas office records show yesterday evening temperatures and today’s low at dawn with noon readings.
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Coffeyville
Emporia
Wichita
Douglas County
Army pauses to see Geneva armament conference impact
Secretary Dern said a 70 million to 50 million program to modernize the army’s land and air equipment is held up awaiting Geneva arms talks. He favors tapping the public works fund to speed modernization, and cites unemployment relief and aircraft construction as benefits, contingent on arms reduction agreements at Geneva.
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Washington
AUA
Dern
Congress
Dern Tvid
Geneva
Farley predicts early repeal of prohibition will boost revenues
Postmaster General Farley told Kansas City that repeal is certain and will aid the recovery program by about 5.0 billion dollars in new federal revenue. He praised budget balancing, noted a large drop in deficits, and said repeal would reduce taxes, temperance liquor use, and curb organized crime while the Post Office may balance its budget without Treasury aid.
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Kansas City
Farley
Federal
Treasury
Industrial Recovery and Public Works
Agricultural Adjustment and Forest Conservation Administrations
Post Office Department
Post Office
Striker Killed in Cambria Hosiery Strike Riot
A Philadelphia riot at the Cambria hosiery mills left one man dead and at least a dozen injured. Clem H. Norwood, a striker, was shot in the head as workers attempted to enter the plant aboard a truck. Police, bolstered by 200 more officers, battled demonstrators for over an hour. 11 people were hospitalized including a sergeant and two women. The strike centers on union recognition as the main dispute.
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Philadelphia
Cambria
Clem H- Nor
Norwood
Unemployment in Kansas Coal Fields Cancels KU Gas Deal
An agreement for Kansas Public Service to furnish gas to the University of Kansas was canceled. The three year contract valued around $25,000 a year would have saved KU money, but state officials decided to cancel due to unemployment in the Kansas coal fields.
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Kansas Public Service Company
University of Kansas
K. U
Sas
Kansas
Coal Code Talks Progress Reported In Washington Apr
Washington April 31 API New conferences between mine operators and union spokesmen on the coal code agreement were undertaken today at the national recovery administration Hugh Johnson reported by telephone to President Roosevelt that he expected the compact to be ready for signature upon the chief executive arrival here four days hence.Henry Ford's non signature of the automobile code and the status of blue eagle mark were discussed as Ford risks loss of patronage and government business. Hearings opened on new codes for air transport boiler making pottery and textile bag manufacturers. The National Labor Board set to hear labor complaints. Before the coal conference opened John L Lewis said operators had not revealed readiness to sign contracts for union recognition in the Appalachian area. This formed the basis of the agreement reached last Monday night.
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Washington
API
National Recovery Administration
Hugh
Johnson
Roosevelt
Ford
NRA
Henry Ford
National Labor Board
Senator Warner
New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
Lewis
Body Found in Cotton Field Near Dallas Woman Kidnapped
The body of Katherine Prince, 21, abducted from an automobile with Mace Carver, 27, shot during the kidnapping, was found in a southeast Dallas cotton field. Two brothers, Thurman and Blair Burkley, were arrested in Mesquite and confessed to killing her after attacking the couple, while Carver remained hospitalized with wounds to the neck and wrist.
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Dallas
Tex
Aur
Katherine Prince
Mace Carver
Mesquite
Carver
Miss Prince
Thurman
Blair Burkley
Bastan Braves Defeat Giants In Six-Game Tie Start
The Bastan Braves beat the New York Giants 7 to 3 to open a six game tie, aided by a five run eighth inning rally. Giants trail by five games as action opens in today’s schedule.
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Auxa
IAM
Bastan Braves
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Outen
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Agung
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Davis
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Dusty Cooke
Smead Jolley
Gabe Ruth
Boston Fou
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Uhlo
NDF Chicaxa
Sr Harder
Pyoak Lyons Berry
American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Benton
Glenn
Roberts
Frenzel
Three would head Kansas American Legion race
Three avowed candidates lead the field for the Kansas American Legion state department commandership to be decided at Salina next Monday. L M Atkinson of Pittsburgh Beryl R Johnson of Topeka and Frank T Sullivan of Lawrence have announced their bids to replace Edgar W Carruth of Herington. Other possible contenders include Leslie E Edmonds George Siefkin Carl Moore George Benn and Harrison Glidden.
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Toreka
Apj
State Department of the American Legion
Salina
L. M
Tommy
Leslie E. Edmonds
Wichita
George Siefkin
Carl Moore
George Benn
Wellington
Harrison Glidden
Osborne
Douglas County WCTU Committee Plans Citizens and Temperance Work
The Douglas County W C T U executive committee met at Mrs A B Conner 747 Ekm street to organize for the coming year with emphasis on Christian citizenship and scientific temperance instruction. Plans include temperance addresses in every town and city in the county in cooperation with the Kansas prohibition committee.
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Douglas County
A. B. Conner
Ekm
Near
Fuare
Kansas
Conner
S.T. 1
FE. Vagness
Stauffer
Lecompton
Emma Holloway
Big Springs
Margaret Vickery
Hannah Champion
L.K. Robinson
Viva Glenn
Union Signal
Young Crusaders
Miss Elwell
Baldwin
Chartescher
W. Morris
L. T.L
BE. Kreider
Wright
Jenny. Buck
Scouts Rescued After Two Day Ordeal on Mountain Ledge
Three Boy Scouts Robert Glenn Tyler Grey and William La Due clung to a two foot wide ledge 490 feet up Wallface Mountain for two days after a rock collapse left them trapped. Rescuers hoisted them to safety with a 225 foot rope and they recover at their Plattsburgh homes amid hunger and exposure.
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Plattsburgh
Wallface
William la Due
la Due
Kemper files appeal over back income taxes
William T. Kemper, Democratic national committeeman for Missouri, filed a petition with the board of tax appeals seeking to avoid 777 442 in back income taxes. The government says 1 403 927 was due for 1927 and 1928, claiming unauthorized deductions and understated profits from the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad in receivership.
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Washington
William T. Kemper
Missouri
Board of Tax Appeals
Kemper
Treasury
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
New Capital Worth Tax Declarations Due
Washington Avr 31 The AP reports that under the new federal capital worth law corporate value declarations are due September 29 and corporations will be taxed .001 percent of declared value. A tax also applies on dividends over 7 percent of that value. The Uinta national forest has many ponderose pines and Douglas firs planted for experimental purposes.
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Washington
Uinta National Forest
Paving 381 Sign Locally Under Blue Eagle Plan
In Topeka a city engineer discusses proposed resurfacing of Kansas Electric Power tracks along Massachusetts Street. He says the brick pavement would be replaced with a two inch asphalt wearing surface, reinforced by rails and ties, lasting 15 to 20 years with a 5 year maintenance bond, and that the city benefits from the widened track area at no cost.
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Kansas Electric Power ‘Company
B. M. Babb
Massachusetts Street
Topeka
Kaw River
Massachusetts
Indiana Street
Kentucky
Western Laboratories
Lincoln
Nebraska
Middle- West
Reduction in corn crop in Kansas forecast by rail official
Topeka reports a Kansas corn crop of about 100 million bushels, or slightly more, forecast by J F Jarrell, head of the AT&SF railway agricultural development department. The estimate compares with 136,197,000 bushels last year and a five year average of 127,412,500. Jarrell also predicts grain sorghums 25 percent below average, tame hay 13 percent, and wild hay 10 percent.
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Topeka
Kansas
J. F. Jarrell
Agricultural Development Department
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Jarrell
Rachel
McNutt Lands President For Recovery Campaign
Kansas City August 81 AP Col Paul Y McNutt governor Indiana addressed Young Democrats Clubs of America at their national convention. He spoke on restoring economic equilibrium calling for unselfish service energy intelligence and solidarity with no reward but high purposes. He praised the President for unfolding a program toward a new order under American government better than law that war and revolution destroyed.
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Kansas City
Paul Y McNutt
Indiana
Young Democrats Clubsef America
American Legion
Two Drivers Held After Liquor Charge on Tank Truck
County Attorney R B Stevens filed charges of possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor against H T Hull and Charles Wilson of Kansas City Kaw, arrested on the Kaw River bridge after a high speed chase. A district court confiscation action began against the Chevrolet oil-tank truck owned by Wilson-Fountain Transport. Hull and Wilson, reported to have been drinking, were jailed.
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R. B. Stevens
H. T. Hull
Charles Wilson
Kansas City
Kaw
Kaw River
Oscar Peterson
Howard Moore
City Force
Eighth
Massachusetts Street
Peterson
Moore
Hull
Wilson
Wilson-Fountain Transport Company
Stevens
Funds For River Work Authorized By Public Works
The Public Works Administration today turned 70 090 000 dollars over to the War Department for rivers and harbors work on ninety projects nationwide. This lump sum comes from the 2 5 000 000 000 public works fund, with 45 000 000 already set aside for flood control and 311 500 000 previously allotted for rivers and harbors on the upper Mississippi and 14 158 000 for Missouri river channel work to Sioux City.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
War Department
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Sioux City
Lawrence business directory collage shows extensive local trades
A long list of Lawrence businesses and shops appears, including groceries, service stations, cleaners, bakeries, restaurants, and professional firms. The compiled directory mentions firms like Jayhawk Floral Gardens, Standard Oil Co, Lawrence Chamber of Commerce, and various local suppliers, indicating a comprehensive business snapshot.
Clear title to street needed for federal public works
Federal official Harry Darby told a Lawrence committee that government approval requires a clearly city owned right of way before paving Massachusetts street and other Douglas county projects. The four projects include Massachusetts street paving, a Union Pacific crossing overpass, highway K-10 from Lawrence to the county line, and a Baldwins Santa Fe crossing underpass with highway paving. Total public works funds awarded to Kansas reach 10.859 million to date.
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Harry Darby
State Department
Lawrence
W. E. Spalding
J. L. Constant
T. J.sweeney, Jr
Earl T. Black
George Hedrick
Topeka
Douglas County
Darby
Massachusetts
Bridge
Twenty-third Street
State Highway Department
Massachusetts — Street
Massachusetts Street
Union Pacific
North Third Street
Douglas-Johnson County
Baldwin
Douglas- Johnson County
Kansas
State of
Bansas
NRA workers named for rural Douglas county canvass
W C Hamilton, women's NRA divisional leader for Douglas county, announced township leaders to recruit workers for a rural canvass aimed at securing NRA consumer members. The list includes Willow Springs, Baldwin, Lecoman, Clinton, Wakarusa, Lawrence, Euidora, Palmyra areas with named organizers and assistants.
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W. C. Hamilton
NRA
Douglas County
Doulas County
Hamilton
Willow Springs
Noble Messer
Baldwin
Ruby
Eohane
Beulah Stewarts Grant
Kate Toms
Kanwaka
Merle Coleman
Charles Jannine
Lecomatan
George McCarthy
Clinton
Emma Nieder
Marion
J. W. Garbutt
Wakarusa
Erna Corey
Roger Williams
Lawrence
Agnes Thompson
Eudora
Edith Clark
Palmyra
John Elm
Masonic Picnic Monday At Eudora City Park
The all Masonic picnic will be held next Monday in Eudora City Park drawing Masons and affiliates from several communities. Lodges Lecompton Perry Tonganoxie Linwood DeSoto Baldwin Eudora Acacia No 9 and Lawrence No 6 attend. The afternoon hosts a ball game Scottish Rite vs Vinland in the Lawrence Junior Twilight league. Prominent Masons George O Foster Elmer F Strain and Charles A Wells expected to speak. The Eudora band provides music and the evening ends with dancing.
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Eudora
Ma_sons
Lecompton
Perry
Tonganoxie
Linwood
DeSoto
Baldwin
Acacia No. 9
Lawrence No. 6
Lawrence
Tne
Scottish Rite and
Vinland
Lawrence Junior Twilight League
George O. Foster
Elmer F. Strain
Charles A. Wells
Stock Market Index Mentioned in Classifieds
A brief Market Index line notes Avenue 90 stocks at 83.1 and Wednesday at 88.1, directing readers to the Journal-World classified columns for details.
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Journal-World
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