Deny Seats to 9 Misunderstandings Threaten America's Position
Senator Arthur Capper warns on radio that growing east west misunderstandings threaten the United States as the nation seeks economic balance. He cites tariff disputes and western insurgents as reflections of constituency sentiment, notes farm income lag, and argues industrial progress boosts prices for food. He calls for farm relief to restore living standards and markets for eastern goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Perdag
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Columbia Broadcasting System
Capper
Ipreizu
Fenete
Reburial Rites Sought for Priest of Power Grave
Maiden Massachusetts dispatch reports work on a shrine to enclose the body of Rev. Patrick J. Power at All Souls chapel Holy Cross cemetery. Plans followed the cemetery closure by Cardinal O Connell to allow Roman Catholic Church investigation. Excavation, concrete enclosure, marble font order, and fencing placed. Reports of exhumation and interment next Sunday were called premature by a high churchman. Crowds of pilgrims earlier sought cures at Power's grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heard of Health
Father Power
Vermont Marble Company
Girl Scouts Open Meetings At Local Schools
About 100 girls attended first meetings last Thursday at the junior high and high school buildings. Seventy five attended the junior high session led by Mrs Ben Brown and Miss Dorothy Lightbourne, with about 25 at the high school led by Mrs John Bunn and Miss Alice Gaskill. Future sessions planned at Chamber of Commerce gym for older scouts and Wednesday afternoon sessions for younger ones. Troop organization and officer appointments to follow. invitations extended to those absent to join next meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Brown
Aliss Dorothy Lightbourne
Airs
John “Bunn
Alice Gaskill
Chamber of Commerce
Igrade
Haseen
Diarlhy
New Bedford Steamer Faila Grounding Reported
New Bedford harbor last night the steam yacht Faila owned by Edsel Ford ran aground off the harbor. Seventeen crew members were rescued by coast guards early this morning. A radio report from Woods Hole Base said one crewman was injured and removed by the patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Faila
Edsel Ford
New Bedford Harbor
Coast Guards
Boa of the Woods
Holé Base
Gordon Disbury
Deaths and Funerals of Fred J String and J Strong
Fred J String a 98 year old longtime resident died yesterday at his farm home five miles north of Lawrence. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Saturday from Rumsey funeral home conducted by Rev A A Richards. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by widow five children Charles F Strong John W Strong Miss Leota Strong Mrs A M Carroll Mrs C B Dreyer and a brother B Strong of Lawrence. nephews Frank and John Strong of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. String
J. Strong
Lawrence
Rumsey
A. A. Richard
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles F. ” Strong
John W. Strong
Leota Strong
Oswego Girl Dies After Car Accident
Naomi Bickford nine daughter of Oswego chamber chief N R Bickford died in an Oswego hospital from a crushed skull and a broken leg after being struck by a car driven by Fred Smith of Altamont. Smith said he swerved to avoid the child and his car went into a ditch. The incident occurred as she was returning from school near the Bickford home south of Oswego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswero
My. Smith
Father and Son Banquet feature shows Lawrence pictures
B R Dawson of Kansas City executive of Kaw area Boy Scouts of America visited Lawrence last evening to train Scout Leaders and to mount and insert titles for his World Scout Jamboree in England. He will present the first showing at the First Methodist church during the Father and Son banquet tonight at 6 15 PM. H W Keene will be master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Dawson
Kansas City
Boy Scouts of America
Lawrence
England
First Methodist Church
H. W. Keene
Woman Found Partly Frozen in Kansas Hayloft
Mrs. Margaret Wolfe, 32, of Kansas City Missouri, was found partly frozen in a barn hayloft near Meriden, Kansas, after disappearing from her Topeka area employer’s home two weeks earlier. She told officers she was tortured and imprisoned in the hayloft by men, while her condition was not yet critical.
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Tobeka
Tec
Shawnee County
Margaret Wolfe
Tracy Avenue
Kansas Ciy
E. E. Brubaker
Meriden
Here
Wayne Horning
Sher
Kansas City
Topeka
J. D. Stern
Fidelities staged by Kansas Players in Fraser theater
The Kansas Players of the University of Kansas present Fidelities at Fraser theater on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The play by Robert Bracco is a psychological drama exploring jealousy and mood shifts. Admission is $1 general with student enterprise tickets exchangeable for reserved seats at Green Hall.
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Kansas Players
University of Kansas
Fraser Theater
Lawrence
Robert Bracco
Green Hall
Young Kansas City Embezzler Sentenced to Reformatory
Harold Oisgood, 18, who stole 207.72 in money and trade acceptances from the Columbia National Bank and aimed to break into Hollywood, was sentenced to 18 months in the United States Industrial Reformatory at Chillicothe, Missouri. Judge Merrill By Otis handed down the sentence after Osgood pled guilty. He had been employed as a bank messenger at the time of the embezzlement and later returned home before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim” Reed
Missouri
Senate
George Wharton Pepper
Secrety Mellon
Gifford Finchot
Mare
House
Reed Committee
Ware
Pepper
Pinchot
Sxinter
Fisher
Wilson
Aldo
Reed
Pennsylvania
Curtis
Yate
Chamber
Repubean
Iate
Seater Reed
Cues Fier
Kansas City
APJ
Harald Oisgood
Columbia National Bank
Hollywood
United States Industrial Reformatory
Chillicothe
Merrill
Otis
Osgood
Continued sentencing for Carl Schuetz in manslaughter case
Coffeyville Kansas December 6 AP Sentencing of Carl Schuetz a young Dearing dairy farmer convicted of fourth degree manslaughter in the slaying of his wife was deferred again to January 4 1930. Schuetz cited nervous disorder as reason for delay and remains in treatment at the time of the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Carl Schuetz
Young Dearing
Schueiz
J. W. Holdren
Paroled convict dies after shootout with police in Kansas City
Robert Belcher, 34, a paroled Californian burglar, shot by five patrolmen after targeting Mrs. Lillian Jeserich. Police officer J. H. Jenkins and fellow patrolman D. B. Lasley wounded. Belcher died in hospital hours later. Alexander, who befriended the widow, wounded. Lasley fired final shots. Week sees third police gunfight. other gangsters arrested for first degree murder. Bert Haycock narrowly escaped gunfire as mobsters fired into his car.
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Kansas City
Robert Belcher
California
E. E
Alexander
Lillian Jeserich
J. H. Jenkins
Jeserich
Belcher
Jenkins
Teliow
D. B. Lasley
Lasley
Missouri
J. Dingman, Jr
Thanksgiving social notes from West Fairview area
George McCaffery and others spent Thanksgiving with family near Kansas City. Several locals visit kin, attend funerals, or attend church and charity events. Notable mentions include Russell Woodward visiting Lawrence, families in Meade and Lecompton, and the Methodist Guilds Aid netting about thirty four dollars at the bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCaffery
Kansas City
Mira Russell Bowen
Duke
Montfoort
Will Hilbert
Topeka
Doljo Beam
Ward Beam
Bob Crockett
George Gerish
Will York
Scranton
Christie Petefish
Ira Kettering
Lecompton
Russell “Hilbert
Toneka
Charles Petefish
Meade
Kan
Carl Miller
John Benander
Dewey Benander
Russell Woodward
Lawrence
Woodrow Reed
Connell Moore
Harry Kennedy
Frunday
Jerry Cummings
Nancy Cummings
Valley Grove Thanksgiving Guests From Area
Miss Lorraine Lake of K U and Mr and Mrs Wes Haas of Lawrence joined Mr and Mrs Orin Smith for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Baker Murphs and Miss Francis Thiry and John Tiry of Knowledge Hill visited with Mr and Mrs Winford Thiry and son. Mary Edmonds and George Edmonds of Leavenworth visited relatives with Av Ward. Paul Sanders a McLouth high senior spent Thanksgiving with classmate Weenee Ward and Rollin Smith. Winford Thiry and he were Thanksgiving guests of Charles Eberwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Lake
K. U
Wes Haas
Jaawrence
Janes Gibson
Oskaloosa
Orin Smith
Baker Murphs
Francis Thiry
John Tiry
Knowledge Hill
Winford Thiry
Mary Edmonds
George Edmonds
Leavenworth
Av Ward
Paul Sanders
McLouth High School
Ffs
Weenee Ward
Rollin Smith
Winford
Thiry
Charles Eberwein
Fall Leaf and Community Notes From McLouth
Local brief notes recount McLouth area events including Lawrence Ward’s last football game for McLouth High School, a Grange Bazaar and chicken dinner at Valley Grove, turnout for a play near Lawrence, and a 32 to 0 McLouth football win over Askalaosa. Also dated nods to Thanksgiving gatherings, a marriage of McLouth coach Ma. Brammel and Freda Edmonds, a BlueSouth pep meeting, births, visits, and upcoming Sunday School on the theme of the modern Good Samaritan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Ward
McLouth
Lawrence Ward
McLouth High School
Grange
Valley Grove i
Winford Thiry
Lawrence
Ma. Brammel
Freda Edmonds
BlueSouth
Lombard
Harold Sanders
Midland
Sam
Margaret
Paul
Lois Sanders
Landon
Archie Landon
MeLouth
Fred Champion
Prank Champinn
Wellman
Bert Sanders
Lawrence Hospital
Sanders
Marguerite Jones
J. M. Grant
Near
Metzer
Cenaloosa
Thiry
Valley Grove
Matthew
Thanksgiving visits dot Midland area with numerous gatherings
Gus Brune and daughter Eugenia visited Chas Huell in Dazene Kansas midweek and returned Sunday. Many families shared Thanksgiving with relatives in Kanwaka Lawrence Liberty and Axtell including the Weible, Whitman, Shultz, Suitor, Cox, Hunsbiester and Longnecker households. Multiple dinners and weekend stays documented among local residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Brune
Eugenia
Dazene
Kan
Chas Huell
Albert Sehadke
Otto Johanning
Kanwaka
Helen Heck
Jeanette Houk
Lawrence
Elmer
Weible
John ‘Weibles
Kansas City
Emma Sherwood
Gladys Erwin
Lloyd Weible
Amd
Ross Whitman
Helga Dall
Guy Shultz
Gilbert, Whitman
Ernest Suitor
Maurice Suitor
T . Elizabeth
Lawrence Boggs
Elmer Weible
W. R. Adams
Gaylord
Axtell
Adam
Jennie Thomasson
Liberty
Fred. Lewis
Margaret
A.A. Hicks
Russell Shaw
Robi Weibel
Sam Moore
Shaw
Chas. Cox
Kaw Valley
Wheeler
Esther
Henry
June
Lone Elm
Gus Brunes
Katherine Pirotte
Avis Tyrrell
Williamstown
Bibest
M. E. Hunsbiester
Joe
Wolf
Mildred
Suitor's
Gus_ Brune
Harold
Donnie
Ruth
Free
Thanksgiving social notes fill Midland area pages
Rural Social club party at Midland hall features games music and dancing with late refreshments. Local families gather for gatherings across Midland community including visits to Topeka Lawrence Wellsville and Kansas City and a crossing tragedy at a moving train hospital reports and oblique references to local residents and events.
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Schowengerdt
Margaret
Katherine Pirrotte
Dick Goffitan
Eibest
A. R. Gilbert
Sam “Moore
Mid- Land Hall
Robert Wilson
Longanecker
Elmer Weibin
Hoy Sherwood
Gladys Bore
John Weiber
Ruteimso
KB Bint Gusdahl
W. Te Blaylock
de Soto
Mays Forced to Quit Work by Ill Health
Chas M. Mays of Kansas City reports severe liver and kidney troubles with weight loss and nerve pain. After taking Sargon Pills his digestion, appetite, and energy improved, and he resumed work. He credits liver and bowel regulation to the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays
Hal
M. Mays
Chas_ M. Mays
Muskeets St
Kansas
Ci -Hound Corner Drag Co
Agen
Auto owner traced to Otis man amid grim crossing crash
An automobile owned by Jann Garski of Otis Ind skidded through safety gates at the Dempster road crossing in Marter Grove a northwest suburb and crashed into a Chicago bound passenger train on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific line. The mangled bodies made identification difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jann Garski
Otis
Ind
Dempster Road Crossing
Marter Grove
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and
Pacific Road
Friday Program at the Armour Theatre and Pie Palace
A garbled Friday program listing concerts and events at Armour Theatre, Meine Po M-Armetrong Quakes, and nearby venues. Names and titles are partial and uncertain, but reference to Gin F100 Pu-Clee Triadon Felne's Orchestra and Weather Man segments appear alongside cooking sets and farm home topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oemeliestria
Felne
Aimnous
Os Literiwcoven
Philve
Meine Po
Po Armour Holr
Wiuih
Slusaber
Aine Ith
Umber
Nalteon
Liscuit
Lancake meeMiannery
Proirina
National Farm
Ity
Nesia Int
Joan Ibbaieeke
Orune
Peat Moe Chiraeo
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Ee Teo
el Dorado
Ark
Dee, Ge—(Ap
Tom Fason
Tom
U.S
Wilson and Companys
Roy Lawrence
General Bullard
New York
Eval
Robert Lee Bullard
Faculty Women’s Club
Luttisiana Street
Doheny
Justice Hitz
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Lodas
Edward L. Doheny
Chatr
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Elk Hills
Naval Oil Reserve
Tuberculosis Run
Nanking
Mukden
Motor Industry
National Business Survey
Alvin MacCauley
Packard Motor Car Company
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
George W. Wilson
Wilson J Hay
Bartlesville
Okla
Frances Barnett
Nenaeeees
Beent
Dan Maroney
Rock Island
Thi
West Fairview and Vicinity
Douglas Reed
Henry Weehkler
Jay Mathey
Emma Kennedy
Fred Kennedy
St. Kennedy
Harry Kennedy, Jr
Roy Kennedy
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Philadelphia
Foundrer
Grclet
Dage
Literary Digest
Current History and
Time
BK. Fearing
McCurdy
W. B. Dalton
Edwin Schowensudh
Jim Houk
Fred Alford
Martha Fresize
Oscar Iry
Frank
Carl Brune
Raymond Schaake
Fred Heck
Stibert Walikuhle
Walter Love
Ousdahi
Robert Weibel
Josephine Livingston
Lloyd Moen
Burris Jenkins
Russia
Bert, Sanders
Margarite Jones
Sunny Side
Wilbur Collins
Wellsville
Julian _Boener
Emilecks
Midland 4H
Bred Heck
al Schaake
I Ani
Ita
Dewn . Cap
Vfour
Christman
Shimmons Bros
Silla
Mass
Candy
WSBEN
Schubert Funeral Home
Ambissance
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Virgin Diamond
F. #. ROBERTS
Virgin. Diamonds
Santa
National Bank
Merchants National
Merchants National Bank
Lawrence, Kans
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