Cuban President Resigns Office in Cuba in 1935
Cuba's political crisis ends in President Carlos Mendieta resigning after factions demand, elevating Secretary of State Jose A Barnet as provisional leader. Military actions, a radio station raid, and a postponed election set the stage for a new government until January, with US ambassador noting democratic development.
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Cuba
Mendieta
Council of State
Nicolas Castano
Havana
Kidwapers
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COCO
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Sation
Communications Department
Jefferson Caffery
Cube
Menocalista Party
Mario G. Menocal
Centristas
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Machado
Supreme Electoral Court
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton University
Bad Check Charge In Justice Court Details
Complaint charges Pat Rooney with passing two worthless checks for 16 dollars each on August 4 and August 7 at the Eldridge hotel. Rooney is listed as a salesman for a Kansas City firm. Funeral attendees for A W Lamb included Mrs Hattie B Tibball Beloit and several Independence Overland Park Kansas City area residents.
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Eldridge
Justice Court of
O. J. Lane
Rooney
Kansas City
A. W. Lamb
Hattie B. Tibball
Beloit
Howard L. Bishop
Independence
Melvin Bishop
Overland Park
Harold Franklin
Kansas City, Man
Guy E. Owen
Christmas Funds and Knitting at KU Amuse Stations
A Lawrence postmarked letter to the University of Kansas Physical Education Corporation contained three one dollar bills and no name, prompting humorous speculation from Dr. F C Allen about a covert conscience or broadcast receipts. Pinkerton detectives were present for crowd safety, not the law, as KU students and staff juggle holiday plans and Christmas events.
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Kansas University Athletic Department
Lawrence
University of Kansas Physical Education Corporation
F. C. Allen
Pinkerton
Dr. Allen
Frank Agivit
Test Your Knowledge: seven quick test questions
A set of seven trivia items covering cosmogony birthplace of Ulysses Grant A Guncz work is fiction zoology term for animals without a backbone principal Nebraska river croft meaning in Scotland Cuba protectorate status palindrome definition location of Solomon's Temple construction site
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Class To Present The Phantom Tiger At Eudora High
The senior class of Eudora High School will stage The Phantom Tiger a mystery comedy by Robert St. Clair at the high school auditorium Friday evening December 13 at 8 o clock. Miss Mabel E Campbell directs with a cast led by Erma Lowrie Martha Abels Peggy Van Ess Lucille Walker Dorothy Warmker Ruth Miller Louise Schlegel Ramona Stanley Emerson Ott Arden Ott Dale Papenhausen Felix Mueller and others in a lively, suspenseful performance with humor and dramatic climaxes.
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Eudora High School
Robert St. Clair
Mabel E. Campbell
Erma Lowrie
Mystery Manor
Martha Abels
Peggy van Ess
Lucille Walker
Evelyn Hale
Arthur
Dorothy Warmker
Murdock
Ruth Miller
Louise Schlegel
Sophie
Erna
Ramona Stanley
Swald Kerins
Emerson Ott
Arthur Hare
Arden Ott
Sheriff Gagood
Dale Papenhausen
Macintosh
Felix Mueller
Thompson
Freddie Brecheisen
Rumba
Berdean Russell
Students in Recital at University of Kansas
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts hosts a weekly student recital in the Administration building auditorium at 3 30 p m. The program includes piano pieces by Lucile MeVer Scott Vehna Weber Georgia Sue Reuter Carolyn Wer Zuca Neiswender and more, voice selections by Watt’s The Lark Now Leaves His Wary Nest and refinements by Burleigh and Balakirev, plus band numbers including Klaxon March and Naughty Marietta.
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University
Pino
Grieg Lucile MeVer
Donnybrook Fair
Scott Vehna Weber
Liltie Shepherd
Watts
Lark
Wee Parker
Zonella Emers
Carolyn Wer
Burleigh
fana-Zuca
Neiswender
the Lark
Balaklrew
Georgia Sue Reuter
Klaxon March
Enadell
Debaters Clash Over Socialization of Medicine at KU Northwestern
A large crowd heard a no decision debate on The Socialization of Medicine between Kansas and Northwestern. Kansas took the negative with Roy Steinheimer and Dick Jones leading, while Northwestern was represented by Herbert McAdam and Albert Davis. Gunnar Mykland chaired. Northwestern plans to speak at Emporia State Teachers College tonight.
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Northwestsent Uniontenty
Kansas
Roy Steinheimer
Dick Jones
Northwestern
Herbert McAdam
Albert Davis
Gunnar Mykland
K. U
Emporia
Teachers College
Alten
Finger Painting Lecture by Ruth Shaw at KU Auditorium
Miss Ruth Faison Shaw originator of finger painting will lecture on Finger Painting and Child Hygiene at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon in the KU Administration building auditorium. She travels from New York City under KU psychology department auspices and will demonstrate her art free to attend. On Friday at 4 15 she addresses teachers in the old high school building Ninth and Kentucky. Former residents urged to subscribe to the Journal-World for a Christmas gift.
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K. U. Administration
Miss Shaw
Lawrence
New York City
K. U. Department of Psychology
Ninth and
Kentucky Street
Ethiopia balks at a new peace plan amid regional tension
The report notes British cabinet objections over future procedure as Eden heads to Geneva to meet Laval amid aims to stall Italy embargo talks. In Cairo Nesim Pasha resignations swirl while Ethiopian bombardments of Dessye provoke protests from American missions. Italian front lines offer no new developments.
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Anthony Eden
Britain
Geneva
Laval
Italy
Cairo
Tewfik Nessim Pasha
Kingad
Great Britain
London
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Egypt
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Cornelius van H. Engert
United States
Dessye
Kansas Potato Committee Names Its 1935 Program
The 1935 Kansas potato program aims to divert Number 2 potatoes from interstate markets to starch factories or stock feed. A 25 cent per hundredweight offer is proposed to growers who divert U S No 2 or better to by products, amid discussion of the federal Potato Control Act. The meeting featured Dr O H Elmer on seed treatment, C V Cochran on the Exchange, and a luncheon with Haskell Institute performers. About 70 attended the morning session, 150 the afternoon, with delegates from Orrick Missouri and others including E A Fletcher from Garden City South Dakota touring for outreach.
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Les McGee
Lawrence
O. H. Elmer
C. V. Cochran
Topeka
National Fruit and Vegetable Exchange
Eldridge Hotel
Roger Williams
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Haskell Institute
Miss Bemis
Haskell
Orrick
F. C. Blecka
E. H. Leker
L. AL. Longsdorf
L. E. Melchers
Kansas State College
L. E. Hawkins
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
E. A. Fletcher
Garden City
S. D
Fletcher
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Minnie Daugherty
C. G. Tyer
Beulah Helen Stewart
Lenora Williams
Clyde Stewart
Oscar Williams
Garnett
Merlin
Harland Johnson
A. E. W. D. Hartwell
Los Angeles
Cal
Max
Baldwin
New Citizenship Institute
de Tames S. Chubb
Harold C. Case
Lawrence items include sharp shooter and new coal venture
In Lawrence, Schiller Shore, a KU journalism press employee, reportedly shot and killed a large chicken hawk at 75 yards with a .22 pistol. An organist seen gripping a molar during tobacco chewing. Harold Constant forms the U S Bag O Heat company selling coal in 20 pound sacks to fire the fire.
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K. U. Journalism Press
Shore
Lawrence
Harold Constant
U.S
Bag-O-Heat Company
Local Kansas conference notes and Baldwin events
At the Kansas athletic conference in Topeka Baker’s Prof Edward J Cragoe was re elected treasurer. A Baldwin Christmas program features a plant tion club in Kansas City a musical Candy and Rhodes scholar Champ Graham will go to Law rence. A Baldwin Christmas vesper and a First Methodist church program are planned with Prof Karl Bratton and Miss Elinor Lawrence as soloists. Local scenes include a Baker Players production Return of Peter Grimm and a car accident near Baldwin injuring F H M Norton.
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Baker
Plantation Club
Kansas City
Kan
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Baldwin
Champ Graham
Lawrence
Rhodes Scholarship Committee
Fellowship Hall
America
Hutchinson
John Ise
University of Kansas
B. Gerke
Wallace B. Fleming
Alfred E. Leach
Bakerway
Winfield
Herbert Stotts
Alfred Snook
Hugh Bunten
First Methodist Church
Luther O. Leavengood
Karl Bratton
Madge Reynolds
Baldwin Schools
Homer K. Ebright
Independence
Ebright
Montgomery County Council
Dick Fisher
Eighth
High Streets
Hoskinson
Vinland
J.S. Chubb
Ellen Counts
Jane Dice
Elizabeth Garrett
Edna Mae O'Hara
Esther Lancaster
Clara Johanning
Mesars Allen McCaul
Clarence Hoch
Norman Bail
David Belasco
Peter Grimm
Baker Players
Centenary Hall
Arden Booth
Clara E. Krefting
Russell Barkley
Pam Husted
Robert Woods
Glenn Price
James Parasise
Jay Ellis
Bette Mills
Beryl Bailey
Virginia Ruth Winters
H. M. Norton
Councill Grove
Mr. Norton
Baldwin News Citizenship Convention Attended by Holmans
Dr. and Mrs. Calvin E. Holman of Manhattan attended the citizenship convention last Saturday and were luncheon guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. K. Ebright. Holman, a former Baldwin Methodist pastor, now serves at Manhattan’s First Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hume of Ottawa visited Baldwin on Thursday.
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Manhattan
H. K. Ebright
Dr. Holman
Baldwin Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
M. C. Hume
Ottawa
Baldwin
Jursdey
Big Springs United Brethren Ladies Aid Christmas Gift Event
The Big Springs United Brethren Ladies Aid held a daylong meeting at Mrs. W. Boursen home with Mrs. Charles Derringer and others assisting. A Christmas gift exchange was the featured activity along with plans for a bazaar and a Friday night cafeteria dinner. Several members and guests attended and extended greetings were received.
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Big Springs United Brethren Ladies Aid
Law
W. Boursen
Charles Derringer
Telka Duncan
J. F. Wright
Cora French
Alicia French
William Geelan
Edna Geelan
William Lancaster
Janie Duncan
George Morris
Nora ‘Bertschinger
Veda Dreyer
Grandma Wymer
Bahnmaier
Emma, Ward
Rose Wymer
Anna Swecker
Thelma Duncan
Edna Slaughter
H.C. Swadley
Hope Webber
H. C. Ebersole
Carrie Cree
Beulah Wagstaff
Emma Holloway
Walter Johnson
Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Ester Bahnmaier
Ella Boursaw
Charlene Wilson
Vena Wilson
August Nuffer
Dowers
Kan
Peona
Colo
Glenn Wright
August Hartman
W. P. Henry
Aimee
Bethel Obit for L C Jones Killed in Ottawa Auto Crash
Mr and Mrs John Hoffman attended the funeral of L C Jones of Ottawa held at the Ottawa Methodist church. Jones, employed by Cook and Stucker Construction, was killed in an automobile accident. A Bethel Ladies Aid Society gathering featured a large crowd, a noon cafeteria meal, and an afternoon program led by president Mrs Mabel Root with Christmas carols, scripture, and prayers. a carol of thanks read for Mira Charles Rappard’s birthday remembrance.
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L. C. Jones
Ottawa
Jones
Cook and Stucker Construction c Company
Bethel Ladies’ Aid Society
Mabel Root
Julia Reine
Mira
Charles Rappard
Society selects family for Christmas season charity drive
The society voted to adopt a needy family for the Christmas season and Mrs. Virgil Bond was appointed chairman of the committee. A program followed featuring instrumental music readings vocal and dramatic pieces performed by local members including Mrs. Wayne McMasters Mrs. Clarence Albright Mrs. Charles Simmons and others. Also noted were a community gathering with a charivari for the Stahel wedding and various Thanksgiving visits and dinners among Ott awa residents and friends. Will Wright has been ill for months and Ralph Hoffman attended the Penny Carnival. Will Albright of Sterling Neb died recently.
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Virgil Bond
Instrumenta
Wayne McMasters
Clarence Albright
Charles Simmons
Stunt
Rob Brown
the Naughty Mouse
Charles Crawford
Kaleb
Benjamin Baker
Will Wright
Wright i
Ralph Hoffman
Chapel Hill
Franklin County
Roy McLean
Frances
Jock
Lawrence
Delbert Hoffman
Dorothy
M. Albright
Will Albright
Sterling
Neb
Fred Fisher
T. O. Clark
Sacramento
Calif
Alvin Stahel
Ben Hoffman
Stahel
Lloyd Hoffman
Shirley
Ottawa
Ed Hoffman
Frank Hoffman
Floyd Heffner
Ruby
Worden
Charlie Forth
Agnes
Galerune
Wellsville
John Hoffman
Ralph
Charles Hoffman
Pleasant Grove and nearby church activities expand reach
Pleasant Grove and nearby communities report church work ongoing. Harry Ulrich carries on in his absence while visitors from Rossville, including Evelyn and Carol, stayed with Ed Day and Lloyd Hegerman. Millard Oshwell visits Pomona family Bud Stanley. Locals Kermit Wilson Jerald and Roy Hegerman visit Truesheim and Lawrence guests dine with Gibson family in Centropolis. Four Leaf club postpones to December 13 due to Mrs Landis funeral. John Daniels attends Lois Ward funeral at Appanoose Brethren church. Leslie Clough family visit ill Mrs Young in Lawrence.
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South Dakota
Harry Ulrich
Wright
Daniel Flory
Evelyn
Carol
Rossville
Ed Deay
Lloyd Hegerman
Millard Oshwell
Pomona
Bud Stanley
Kermit Wilson
Jerald
Truesheim
Roy Hegerman
Lawrence
Pleasant Grove
Donald Truesheim
John Daniels
Fibson
Centropolis
Four Leaf Club
Landis
Lois Ward
John Ward
Appanoose Brethren Church
Market News Wheat and Livestock Trade Report
Kansas City market news reports wheat deliveries of 34 cars with varied bids and closes for December through July contracts. Corn, oats, rye, barley show mixed, with No 2 white and others noted. Hogs unchanged. cattle trade very slow with mostly lower, stockers slow, feeders weak, yearlings around 11.50 to 12.50, lambs steady to weak, best natives around 10.60.
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Kansas City Club
Kansas City
Xollow
Bnehnett
Tod Helfern
Government Bonds New York Closing Prices report
Government bond prices in New York on December 11 show Treasury 4% at 115.2 and Treasury 4% at 110.24, with Treasury 4 1/2 at 102.18. An advertisement urges readers to consult Butcher for guidance on purchasing auto, truck, and fire insurance by calling Ph. 8 for advice.
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U. S
Treasury
Butcher
Tess
Breckenridge and Southard Families Thank Neighbors
A note of gratitude from the Breckenridge and Southard families expresses appreciation for the kindness and the beautiful flowers received from friends and neighbors.
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Breckenridge
Southard
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