Start Attack on Hoover Program
Washington dispatch reports a White House budget message proposing broad tax increases to close a multi year deficit near 4.44 billion dollars. President Hoover and Secretary Mellon urge a temporary raise with a two year sunset, facing immediate Democratic resistance in Congress and plans for party counter measures.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Mellon
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Case
Metlon
Kansas Weather Forecast with Cloudy Intervals and Rain Likely
The Kansas outlook calls for generally fair conditions tonight with increasing cloudiness Thursday and possible rain in western areas. Morning views show cloud cover with light rain and snow in Ottawa Salina Arkansas City and Wichita. Road conditions vary from muddy in Douglas county to slippery in Ottawa and good in Coffeyville. Temperature data note yesterday and today missing details, with a precipitation figure of .35 inches by 7 pm yesterday.
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Kansas
Thorsday
Ottawa
Salina
Arkansas City
Wichita
Topeka
Emporia
Manhattan
Coffeyville
Douglas County
Hoover prepares foreign relations message on reparations moratorium
President Hoover works on a foreign relations message expected by tomorrow. It will address the German reparations moratorium and intergovernmental debts, with potential notes on Manchuria troubles and the world court. Congressional support for the moratorium is seen as assured.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
White House
World Court
Missouri student editorial blasts football coaching staff
The Missouri Student at University of Missouri in Columbia criticizes Gwinn Henry and assistants Jack Crangle Harry Lansing and track coach H J Huff for favoritism and incompetence. It says Henry’s petting policy alienated soph George Stuber and others and calls for a dynamic head coach and capable assistants as Missouri endures losing seasons in football and track. In Lincoln Nebraska the Daily Nebraskan says the football team has become an advertising scheme for the Ciacrity and urges reform of college athletics.
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Columbia
Missouri
George Stuber
St. Joseph
Stuber
Lincoln
Neb
Daily Nebraskan
University of Nebraska
Marvin von Seggern
Needs of Indian Schools Include Sum for Haskell
The Bureau of Indian Affairs projects 1933 funding of 22,162,839 for Indians, with total expenditures including Hoover budget trust funds reaching 30,232,839.93. Indian education requests total 4,324,500 from regular appropriation and tribal funds, listing Haskell Institute 396,000 Chilocco 382,000 Sequoyah School 238,625 Carter Seminary 68,100 Buchee 46,775 Buflfania 53,970 Jones Academy 68,125 Wheelock Academy 82,050.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Hoover
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kan
Chilocco Okla
Sequoyah Orphan Training School
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Carter Seminary
Okla
Buchee
Bulfania
Jones Academy
Wheelock Academy
Powers on the Stand in Murder Trial
In Clarksburg on December 9, Harry F Powers testified in his murder trial, claiming two unnamed men as the motive and blaming them for his alleged mass killings. The defense followed the state rest after 25 witnesses, with Powers recounting his relationship with Mrs Dorothy Press er, and denying responsibility for her death.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Harry F. Powers
Dorothy Presser
Lemke
Northboro
Mass
Divortee
Charles Rogers
Cecil Johnson
Powers
Mexican Inventor Claims Synthetic Rubber Substitute
Julio Tellez de Giron, a Mexican citizen, announced patents in Washington for a commercial substitute for rubber. Tests over a year show tires made from the product performing on Mexican roads. Tellez de Giron developed the plan in San Francisco after more than twenty years of research.
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Mexico City
Julio Tellez-de Giron
Washington
Tellez de Giron
San Francisco
Chinese Villages Bombed From Air Across Manchuria
Reporting from Peiping and Shanghai on December 9, a communique from General Chang Hsueh-Liang said Japanese planes bombed two villages near Tawa and Chung Chia Tun, with waves of bombs and machine gun fire over Chinchow. Tokyo and Paris dispatches noted Chinese forces planned an eastward push while the League of Nations debated a neutral inquiry into Manchuria.
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Peiping
China
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Chinchow
Chung Chia-Tun
Tawa
Kaopangtze
Yingkow
Shanghai
Kuomin
Great Wall
Hsinmin
Peiping-Mukden
Tungliao
Tahushan-Tangliao
Haicheng
Tokyo
Renga
Mukden
Chinchew
Chang
South Manchurian Railway Zone
League
Paris
Aristide Briand
League of Nations Council
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Orient
Manchuria
Dies on return trip in Chicago bank office robbery
Carl Hein, 27, who had previously warned he would rob the insurance office again, was shot and killed by Sergeant Martin J. McCarthy during a return attempt at the office. An accomplice escaped after the deadly confrontation. Hein and two others had earlier robbed the office on October 7 of 1,400 dollars and returned November 3 for 500 dollars.
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Chicago
Carl Hein
William O'Rourke
Martin J. McCarthy
Hein
Ladies Attend Annual Gridiron Dinner Monday
Tickets for the community football banquet went on sale under committee chairman Glen Charlton. The event at 6 30 features head coaches Hargiss Dietz and Ulm and guests from Haskell Lawrence High and K K A. will be guests with special entertainment to be announced Thursday. Tickets available at Eldridge Pharmacy Round Comer Rankin s Fritts Stewarts Charlton insurance K U athletic alumni and high school offices.
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Haskell
Glen Charlton
H. W. Hargiss
W. H. Dietz
Joe Ulm
Lawrence High
Eldridge Pharmacy
Round Comer Drug Store
Rankin's
Fritts-Stewitts
Charlton Insurance Office
K. U. Athletic
Coach
Patent Office Rules Ownership of Amos n Andy Name
Washington reports the patent office ruled that Correll and Gosden own the title Amos n Andy. David Feldman of Baltimore had tried to register the mark for shirts but objections by Amos and Andy were sustained. The ruling stops use of the name on work shirts and other purposes.
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Washington
Noone
Amos 'N
Andy
Charles J. Correll
Freeman F. Gosden
Patent Office
Correll and Gosden
David Feldman
Baltimore
Amos and
Oe Miller's
Hitler Opponents Braced as Germany Enacts Martial Decree
Berlin AP reports President Hindenburg signed a drastic emergency decree slashing taxes prices rents and wage scales to January 1927 levels. Chancellor Bruening backed by the government bans political meetings until January 2 1932 limits arms and traffic in black jackets and reds while promising iron energy to preserve the constitution. Public reaction ranged from praise for decisive action to concerns over the decree’s severity.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Heinrich Bruening
Man of Iron
Paul von Hindenburg
Rote Fahne
All Tho
Dr. Ruening
Gracchi
Rome
Kansas Drops Haskell Game As Notre Dame System Sought
The University of Kansas will not play Haskell next year and aims to schedule a Notre Dame style offense for open dates. Kansas meets Nebraska October 22 with October 29 open and Notre Dame in Lawrence November 5. Dr. F C Allen said plans include a Notre Dame attack for October 28 to prep for the Irish game. Kansas may wrap schedule on December 14 after athletic board meeting.
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University of Kansas
Haskell Indians
F. C. Allen
K. U
Kansas
Notre Dame
St. Louis University
Nebraska
Lawrence
Denver University
Denver
Haskell thanked after Kansas City Big Six talks
Haskell Institute officials expressed appreciation for the Big Six conference’s courtesy during a Kansas City meeting. No decisions were made on competition with Big Six schools, but it was agreed any member school may meet the Indians without special permission.
Economist Paish Warns of Imminent World Economic Collapse
Sir George Paish, eminent economist, warned in an address from Manchester that the world’s economic system would break down within two months. He said, If my information is correct nothing can prevent a complete world breakdown within the next two months.
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Manchester
Land
George Paish
Madrid Adopts New Republican Constitution
Spain's national assembly formally approves a new Republican constitution, marking a decisive shift in the country's political framework. The measure, confirmed tonight, outlines foundational laws and governance structure for the republic.
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Madrid
Spain
Kansas athletic board to meet Monday afternoon
The University of Kansas athletic board will convene at 2 30 in Chancellor Lindley's office to act on football and two mile team race letter awards for the recently completed season. Members are also slated to attend the community football banquet at Haskell College Monday evening.
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University of Kansas Athletic Board
E. H.lindley
Haskell
Haskell Coaches to Speak at Anadarko Grid Banquet
F W McDonald Haskell athletic director and W H Dietz coach travel to Anadarko Oklahoma to speak at a Riverside Indian School football banquet. Attendees include four southwestern Oklahoma Indian prep schools teams Riverside Fort Sill Anadarko Boarding School and Cheyenne and Arapahoe School and several notable alumni and Haskell veterans.
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Haskell
Anadarko
F. W. McDonald
W. H. Dietz
Okla
Riverside Indian School
Okahoma
Riverside
Fort Sill
Lawton
Cheyenne and
Arapahoe
Concho
Oklo
Carlisle
John Levi
George Levi
Charles Williams
Jim Camp
Luther Brace
Jesse Otpobey
Hugh Otipobey
Paul’ Edge
Louis Weller
Weller
Edge
KU Coaches Speak at Independence High School Banquet
Kansas coaches addressed Leavenworth High School football banquet in Independence. Bill Harpys KU football coach spoke, joined by J F C Allen athletics director Brutus Hamilton track coach Mike Getto Steve Hinshaw Roland Logan and Forrest Cox from the KU football staff with talks at the event.
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H. W
Bill) Harpies
University of Kansas
Independence
Kan
J. F. C. Allen
Brutus Hamilton
Mike Getto
Steve Hinshaw
Roland Logan
Forrest Cox
Leavenworth
Kansas Jayhawker football season attendance and receipts decline
Kansas University reports 93 109 total grid games attended by 98 109 fans across nine regular games and one charity contest this season. Receipts fell 23 percent from last year’s 147 684 spectators, with the largest crowd of 20 000 for Kansas vs Missouri. Details include home and away attendance figures and notes on the charity game with Washburn and 1929 totals.
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University of Kansas
Jayhawker
K. U
Tncome
University
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Washington University
Washburn
Philadelphia
Kansas
Illinois
Urbana
WILL MEET SATURDAY
The fourth quarterly meeting of the Douglas County Farmers' Union will be held at Lone Star hall on Saturday December 12. Officers will be elected and regular business conducted. The meeting begins at 11 o clock with a noon basket dinner. Speakers include Cat A Ward state president and Mr Cowden manager of the Farmers Union Oil company of Kansas City. Local secretaries urged to send delegates and solicit food clothing or cash for drought sufferers of the northwest. Supplies to be brought to Lone Star for forwarding.
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Douglas County Farmers’ Union
Lone Sta Hall
Cat A. Ward
Farmers’ Union
Cowden
Farmer Union Oil Company of
Kansas City
Northwest
Lone Star
Etchings by Philip Kappel On Display At University
Thirty five etchings by Philip Kappel are on display in room 310 third floor west administration at the University. The exhibit, recently from Corcoran Gallery Washington, features sail boats and sea views of the Massachusetts coast and is praised for skill and composition. Open 9 to 5 weekdays, Saturday closed, Sunday 2 to 4 PM.
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Philip Kappel
West
University
Corcorane Art Galleries
Washington
Massachusetts
Rosemary Ketcham
Department of Design
K. U
Tax talk at Plymouth meeting debates tax reforms
Prof Jens Jensen of the University spoke at Plymouth Congregational Church last night on whether a special session of the Legislature would help with taxes. He opposed a special session and discussed property tax flaws, comparing U S and European tax systems. Seventy men attended. supper was by George J Kirchhoff's committee. In a separate item, four armed men attacked guards and the paymaster at American Sugar Refining in Brooklyn, stealing a $2,500 payroll.
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Jens Jensen
University
Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jensen
George J. Kirchhoff
New York
Brooklyn
Silent Senate Deadlocks Over Moses Four Times
Washington December 9 AP Republican insurgents blocked the senate leadership for the fourth straight ballot. Thirteen votes shifted to Republicans not backing Moses of New Hampshire while Democrats backed Pittman of Nevada. Shipstead of Minnesota joined independents as two Republicans supported Moses with no debate in the chamber.
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Washington
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Pittman
Nevada
Farmer-Labor
Shipfiead
Minnesota
Four Lawrence burglaries total about $115 in valuables
Thefts reported in Lawrence span four locations including George Sourk and Miss Mildred Mast at 1343 Tennessee, Edmondson Grocery at Ninth and New Jersey, and Griffith Grocery at Twelfth and New York. Items stolen include two overcoats a radio meat and groceries and soap and washing powder. Police say a pass key was used and the break ins occurred between 4 10 and 4 45 yesterday afternoon and last night.
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George Sourk
Tennessee Street
Miss Mildred Mast
Edmondson Grocery
Ninth
New Jersey
Griffith Grocery
Twelfth
New York
Sourk
Miss Mast
Edmondson
Snowy Yuletide Scene Transforms Lawrence District
Large damp snowflakes blanketed Lawrence last evening, turning the downtown into a white Christmas figure. Shoppers filled the district as lights reflected on wet streets, and theatergoers wandered through the snow flurries amid foggy Massachusetts Street.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts
University of Wyoming strike ends amid peace terms
A 24 hour student strike at the University of Wyoming over president A G Crane statements ended as faculty approved peace terms. Crane withdrew a pending order, students return to classes, and a university board hearing is set for next Thursday. No expulsions or loss of credits are planned, and student employee discharges will be reviewed by a five student member committee.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
A. G. Crane
University Board of ‘Trustees
Farm Bureau Women Tour Friday to View Home Improvements
Members of Farm Bureau Women plan a Friday tour of several homes to inspect recent improvements. Miss Christie Hepler arranged the event. Attendees meet at Mrs. Charles Hubbard’s home just west of Sibleyville. Lunch will be at Mrs. Grant Risley’s home east of town, with afternoon visits to Mrs. J.J. Taylor, Mrs. Henry Seiwald, and Mrs. Beatty Collins.
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Farm Bureau
Christie Hepler
Charles Hubbard
Sibleyville
Grant Risley
J.J. Taylor
Henrry Seiwald
Beatty Collins
Santa’s Jolly Visit Despite Weather Delays in Lawrence
Santa brightened a chilly day as crowds gathered at Ninth and Vermont for a Toyland visit. Reindeer Blitzen Vixen Donder and Comet performed three sleigh spins while Eskimos Tautauk and Ertauk cared for them. Merchants earned praise for festive decorations and coordinating the event despite rain and slush.
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Toyland
Old Man Weather
Ninth and
Vermont Streets
Lawrence
Tautauk
Ertauk
North Pole
Johnson of Haskell Chosen for Charity Game
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports Coach Dana X Bible of Nebraska announced the midwestern players chosen for the East-West charity game in San Francisco on New Year's Day. West team director will be Bible and Percy Lacey. Selected backs include Weldon Mason of SMU Ishmael Pilkington Tulsa Elvin McCoy Emporia and Walter Johnson Flaskell Institute. Not available due to injuries were Hugh Rhea Nebraska Jack ile Henry Cronkite Kansas State Louis Weller Haskell Marion Hammon Southern Methodist.
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Lincoln
Neb
Dec
Dana X Bible
University of Nebraska Today
San Francisco
Nebraska
Percy Lacey
Oklahoma debaters seek shakeup amid football staff clash
Norman Okla Dec 9 AP University of Oklahoma debate coach Walter Emery and public speaking head Josh Lee face removal amid a player led petition criticizing the athletic department. A separate Chicago Cubs trade sends Hack Wilson and Bad Teachout to St Louis for Burleigh Grimes, a World Series pitching hero.
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Norman
Okla
Walter Emery
Josh Lee
University of Oklahoma
Bennie Owen
Ad Lindsey
Turkey
W- B. Bizzell
Grimes
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Hack Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
Burleigh Grimes
Ciicuit
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cardinals
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