No Intervention Welcome To Japs Neutral Zone Debate
League of Nations council seeks intervention help from United States Britain and France to clarify Japans stance on a neutral zone near Chinchow Manchuria. Japanese Foreign Office rejects third party observers and urges Mukden led by Yuan Shikai to govern the area. Chinese and Japanese troop movements and notices of potential conflict loom as Paris dispatches surprise Tokyo.
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Dees
League of Nations’ Council
Chinchowi
Manchuria
Tukyo
Japey
Chinchow Azwich
Tokyo
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Japa
League of Nations Council
Japan
Baron Shidehara
Yoshizawa
Alfred Szeese
Chang Hsueh Jiang
Chinchow
Marshal Chang
Mukden
Yuan Chin Kai
Nanking
Thel: League ‘Council
China
Tahushan Yungtiao Railway
Dir
Hsinminfu
Briand
Sze
Liaoyang
Boy
Council
Harbin
Casualty totals from Japanese forces in Manchuria update
Tokyo reports 210 army deaths and 473 wounded in Manchuria with 12 officers among the dead and 27 among the wounded. The government war office issued the figures as part of ongoing war activity disclosures.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
Government War Office
Kansas Forecast With Varied Conditions Across Regions
The weather forecast for Kansas calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with slight cooling in the southeast and extreme east, and warmer trends in the west and north central. Morning observations note clear skies with mist near Ottawa and heavy fog at Arkansas City, while road conditions range from good to muddy across cities including Salina Topeka Wichita Emporia, with Douglas County roads partially slippery.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Wichita
Topeka
Emporia
Arkansas City
Salina
Eamporia
Manhattan
Douglas County
Row Over Moses Will Be Fought out on the Floor
Washington dec 4 ap news the senate row over george moses of new hampshire will be fought on the floor as republican independents oppose his reelection while party leaders keep the 48 republicans and 45 democrats in line and two democrats are absent from the session opening monday the issue centers on control of the senate and chairmanships within the republican bloc as bolters face possible reprisals
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Washington
Senate
George Moses
New Hampshire
Watson
Indiana
Robinson
Arkansas
Moses
Wild Jackass
Splace
Friends of
Huey Long
Louisiana
Stephens
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Escape With Undetermined Sum At Clarita Okla
December 4 AP report from Coalgate Oklahoma describes a bank robbery at Clarita State Bank. Two masked men responsible fled after taking an undetermined sum, with a sheriff's search continuing into the afternoon. Local weather observations: high 44, low 30s, trace rainfall.
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Clarita
Okla
Coalgate
State Bank
Sheriff's Office
Ada
Hamilton
New Jersey Senator Impresses With His Great Size
Washington December 4 AP reports the new Republican senator from New Jersey, a former heavyweight boxer, made a strong impression on Senate leaders. Senator Watson joked about his size calling him a whale and noted he would want Barbour and Oddie as allies if a fight broke out.
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Washington
Des
New Jersey
Senate
Watson
W. Warren Barbour
Senator Oddie
Nevada
Two Die in Blast in Berkeley Hillside District
In Berkeley California a gas leak-triggered explosion in a burning hillside residence left two dead and many injured. Fire Chief George Haggerty survived injuries while others, including student Shermani Pepper and Ernest Maxwell, died. the blast wrecked the house and surrounding structures as crowds gathered from a nearby field.
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Berkeley
Cal
Hillside
Shermani Pepper
Stephen Pepper
University of California
Ernest Maxwell
George Haggerty
Marjorie Campbell
Local Post Wins Membership Contest Prize
Dorsey Liberty Post of the American Legion won its membership contest, with Iola Post informed at a meeting last night. Dorsey had 220 last year and 225 now. Iola had 320 last year and 287 now. Campaign coordinators were H. W. Keene and A. B. Elliott.
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Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Legion
Iola
Dorsey Post
Santa to Visit Lawrence with Reindeer and Toys for Children
Lawrence prepares for a Christmas visit by Santa Claus and his team of reindeer. The event will span the day and include Toyland factories running day and night to fulfill next Tuesdays toy demand. Merchants create a festive welcome as Saint Nick travels through ice, snow, and blizzards to arrive on schedule.
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Santa
Lawrence
Vixen
Dasher
Prancer
Blitzen
Toyland
Santa Claus
Saint Nick
Teutauk
Boy
Heas
Yuletide
Hargiss backs tee kickoff and keeps wedge in play
University of Kansas football coach H W Hargiss advocates a high slow tee kickoff to reduce injuries and favors keeping the wedge. He argues for improved equipment and conditioning, noting most football deaths occur at prep and high school levels where gear is weaker and players are overextended.
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H. W. Hargiss
University of Kansas
Journal- World Today
Harciss
Sam Bachman Charged in Double Slaying at Club
Kansas City AP reports Sam Bachman, 26, faces two second degree murder charges for the November 17 deaths at the Jeffersonian Democratic club. Mike Katz, 29, former prizefighter, died from wounds and Roy Shepherd, deputy constable, was killed while trying to separate Katz and Bachman.
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Kansas City
Sam Bachman
LANDLUBBERS GUIDE NAVY INLANDERS IN CHARGE OF NAVAL AFFAIRS
Landlubbers will guide naval legislation through the house this session with Carl Vinson of Georgia likely to chair the naval affairs committee Ayres of Kansas may head the appropriations subcommittee and French of Idaho could lead the Republican side. In Tokyo the imperial guards railway regiment was ordered to Manchuria to repair railways after bandit raids.
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Landlubbers
Navy Inlanders
Congress
Washington
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Carl Vinson
Inland Milledgeville
Ayres
Kansas
Idaho
Eean
Tokyo
War Office
Imperial Guards Division
Manchuria
Bank Robbery Strikes Eugene Missouri Bank
Three men robbed the Eugene State Bank at Eugene near here this afternoon, fleeing in a small sedan after taking about $1,300. The incident was reported in nearby Eldon and referenced in Journal-World classified columns seeking poultry and eggs sales.
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Eugene
Eldon
Eugene State Bank
Here
Journal-World
Hoover plans new giant credit corporation for Congress
Washington December 4 AP President Hoover has developed a plan for a large credit corporation modeled after the war finance corporation. He will submit the proposal to Congress to supplement the banking pool and restore broader banking liquidity. No head is chosen yet, and Congress may appoint the leader. Hoover praises the banking pool for stabilizing banks though its reach falls short of the credit need. He has consulted with Bernard Baruch and Julius Barnes about the plan.
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Giant Credit Corporation
Hoover
Congress
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Bernard Baruch
War Industries Board
Julius Barnes
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Banquet date set for two high school teams celebration
The second annual Community Football Banquet will be held Monday December 14 at 6 30 PM in the Haskell main dining room honoring K A Haskell and Lawrence high school teams. Speakers are head coaches H W Hargiss W H Dietz and Joe Ulm with special entertainment planned. Tickets go on sale next week.
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K. A
Haskell
Lawrence High School
Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Hargiss
W. H. Dietz
Joe Ulm
Topeka Disarmament Meeting Draws KU Delegates and Speakers
A Topeka Kansas disarmament convention gathers seventeen University of Kansas delegates along with Henry Werner and Prof. Herman Chubb. Major Koenig will advocate militarism and Dean Irvin will speak for disarmament. Dr. J William Terry delivers the banquet address. Miss Mary Ida Winder closes the conference after speaking to KU students.
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Topeka
Kan
University of Kansas
Henry Werner
Herman Chubb
Department’ of Political Science
State of
Kansas
W. C. Koenig
University Department of Military Science and Tactics
Will R. Irvin
Washburn
Washburn Kansas
J. William Terry
Chicago
League of Nations Chronicle
Mary Ida Winder
National’ Council For the Prevention of War
Three Prisoners Escape From Leavenworth and State Penitentiary
Prison authorities report three inmates fled confinement last night and this morning. Leon Hubbard and W Harvey Fisher escaped from the federal Leavenworth facility, Hubbard 22, 5 ft 9 in, 138 lb with black hair and olive eyes. Fisher 28, same height, 127 lb with brown hair and blue gray eyes. Alvin Wallett escaped from the state Lan sing prison, 26, 5 ft 4 in, 56 lb, chestnut hair, blue eyes, dark complexion, last seen leaving in a Dodge truck with black cab and yellow wheels.
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Leavenworth
Lansing
Federal Penitentiary
Leon Hubbbard
W. Harvey Fisher
Hubbard
Fisher
Alvin Wallett
Money From Nebraska K U s Share of This Year s Game Revenue
The University of Kansas athletic department received a check for 11175.88 from Nebraska covering Kansas share of receipts for the Lincoln game played October 24 with 16517 in attendance. Earlier exchanges note Nebraska received 24345.42 for the Lawrence game in November 1930 and Kansas had earned 12120.45 for the Lincoln game in fall 1929, a higher sum by 944.57. A tuberculosis clinic is set for Monday in the new city hall with Dr. E R Keith health officer in attendance, and Dr. C F Taylor of Norton supervising.
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University of Kansas Athletic Department
University of Nebraska
Kansas
Lincoln
Lawrence
Nebraska
New City Hall
E. R. Keith
C. F. Taylor
Norton
New York Democratic Delegation Backs Prohibition Vote
The 28 New York Democrats went on record for a prohibition vote in the upcoming session, signaling party unity. The AP dispatch notes the stance as a decisive push for the measure.
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Washington
New York
Allen Urges Lawrence Support for Kansas Football at Topeka
Dr. Forrest C. Allen, Kansas University athletics director, appeals to Lawrence residents to attend the Kansas football game against Washburn in Topeka to support the team and aid the charity drive. He emphasizes players' love of the game and the need for a vocal crowd to boost morale, noting players notice crowd absence.
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Forrest C. Allen
Jon
Lawrence
Washburn
Topeka
Kansas
Alien
Prue
Iach Slash
Beccles
Bishop Gregg to Speak at Methodist Church Sunday Evening
Bishop John A. Gregg a Kansas City AME resident bishop and KU graduate will speak at the First Methodist Church Sunday evening December 6. The final service in the Race and Religion series will feature Gregg on If I Were a White Man and Pastor Rev. Robert A. Hunt will present If I Were a Black Man.
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John A. Gregg
University of Kansas
Kansas City
African Methodist Episcopal_ Church
iFirst Methodist Church
Gregg
Robert. A. Hunt
Quarrel Blamed in Death in Kansas City Fight
Richard Sandridge 60 blames a family quarrel for heart trouble that killed his wife Annie 60 during a dinner table dispute in Kansas City on December 4. Son John 29 intervened, knocking him down to shield the mother as she collapsed and died minutes later. Public typewriters in Germany reportedly allow 1000 strokes per operator.
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Kansas City
Richard Sandridge
Annie
Sandridge
John Sandridge
Postoffice Shows Gain in Business for Lawrence
Lawrence postoffice reports higher earnings in the first three quarters this year than the same period last year, with receipts up 1109.40 over last year’s figures. Quarterly totals read 34227.87, 32001.61, and 27921.87, while last year’s three quarters totaled 33728, зас 8564.26. Carriers handled an average of 967 letters and 310 papers daily, with average mail weight 175 pounds and a daily distance of 11.7 miles.
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Lawrence
C. B. Hosford
Hosford
City Firemen Offer to Repair Toys for Needy Children
Lawrence residents urged to donate discarded or outgrown toys for repair by city firemen. Firms supply paint and nails. stations 1 and 2 volunteer to refurbish toys for Christmas distribution. Toys may be dropped at fire station 1 Eighth and Vermont. Everett Stith will arrange delivery for those without transport.
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Lawrence
Eighth
Vermont Streets
Everett Stith
Barker
Would Retire Farm Board
A bill to abolish the farm board will be introduced by Representative Vinson of Georgia. He says the agriculture department should teach farmers to increase production, while the farm board urges cutting production, and the board should be liquidated and its affairs turned over to the agriculture department.
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Washington
Farm Board
Vinson
Georgia
Iason
Agriculture Department
Tomorrow's Football Clash Kansas Meet Washburn In Topeka
Fair weather is forecast for a charity football game at Moore Bowl Topeka between Kansas and Washburn. Kickoff at 2 pm with tickets $2 at K U athletic office and Round Corner drug store. Proceeds fund unemployment relief. K A band will march in a downtown parade. Washburn co champion of Central conference and among top college teams. Last game of the year for both schools. Seats still available.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Washburn
Moore Bowl
Topeka
K. U. Athletic Office
Round Corner Drug Store
Lawrence
K. A
America
K. U
Taxation talk to headline Douglas County Farm Bureau meeting
Harold Howe of Kansas State College will speak on taxation problems and the state income tax at the Douglas County Farm Bureau annual meeting in Manhattan. Officers will be elected, about 300 attend, and a noon dinner with a menu including bread, butter, sandwiches, beans, cranberry sauce, fruit jello, and cake will be served.
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Harold ‘Howe
Department of Gris
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Douglas County Farm Bureau
First Methodist Church
Robert A. Steele
Ralph Colman
B. O. Kellogg
Howe
J. A. Terrell
Roy Flory
R. L. Colman
Teri Yell
Christie Hepler
Bureau Women's Chorus
Byron
Donmyer
F. O. Blecha
Georgiana Smur
Waite
W. R. Stiner
Kansas unemployment relief talks with Gov Woodring
Kansas officials and federal unemployment relief committees met with Governor Harry H. Woodring to discuss the labor situation. William Allen White said Crawford and Cherokee counties needed outside aid, with Cherokee lacking three cities. Attending were Harry Darby Jr., Rowland Haynes, and C. J. Beckman.
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Topeka
Dev
Harry He. Woodring
Kansas
William Allen White
Emporia
Hoover
Crawford
Cherokee
Harry Darby, Jr
Kansas City
Rowland Haynes
C. J. Beckman
Soviet envoy pledges peace stance in Manchuria
Washington reports Boris E. Skvirsky unofficial Soviet representative rejects US rumors about Russia's Manchuria policy. He states the Soviet Union will adhere to a peaceful policy and will not strike deals with any government at China's expense, stressing deep concern for the region.
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Washington
Russia
Manchuria
Boris E. Skvirsky
United States
Soviet Union
China
Highway project contracts set for state work
Topeka, Dec. 4 AP Contracts for state highway construction totaling about 2 million dollars will be let late this month or in January. Director Guy T. Helvering said the work will largely involve grading culverts and bridges and will be the first under the 1932 program. A project list was not immediately available. No Alimony for Wire No. 9 Chicago, Dec. 4 AP Paul Filts was sentenced to jail yesterday for failure to pay alimony to his ninth wife.
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Topeka
Guy T. Helvering
Helvering
Chicago
Paul Filts
Charity Game to Close the Season at Topeka
Kansas football plans the charity season finale against Washburn Ichabods in Moore Bowl Topeka kickoff at 2 pm Tickets $2 Boys Lawrences support expected as weather looks clear Funds from receipts benefit unemployment relief in Lawrence and Topeka with shares for each city Union Pacific will provide a free bus for players K U athletic office and Round Corner drug store selling tickets. transportation coordinated by Chamber of Commerce and K U alumni office.
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Topeka
Washburn College Ichabods
Moore Bowl
Jayhawkers
Lawrence
Woodring
KK. U. Athletic Office
Round Corner
K. U. Band
Union Pacific Stage Lines
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
Union Pacific
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Chamber of Commerce
K. U
Robinson Gymnasium
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H. A. Jetmore
Tomor
Washburn
Washburn College
Big Six
Ichabods
Kansas Aggies
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