Arrest 33 Reds in Parade at Capital
Washington December 14 AP nearly fifty persons claiming allegiance to the Communist party were arrested in front of the White House for demonstrating against Hoover administration conferences. Police booked 33 demonstrators, including one woman, for violation of park regulations. they will be detained over the weekend and face trial Monday morning.
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Policeman Hurt as Communist Parade Turns to Riot in New York
In New York City a supposed communist demonstration outside City Hall and the federal building on Park Row turned nearly riotous as mounted police charged the crowd. Police tipped off in advance and guards protected City Hall and the federal building. Patrolman Earl Gonyon was badly beaten during a clash over placards. Union Square saw a second disturbance minutes after a police breakup.
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Federal Building
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Baker Confers Degrees For Reverend Haywards and Earl Arnold
The faculty and trustees voted to confer Doctor of Divinity on Reverend C. L. Haywards of First Methodist Episcopal Church Humoria Kan and LLD on Earl Casnar Arnold, Baker alumnus and George Washington Law School faculty member, a noted law journal contributor. The degrees will be conferred and the Juni
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C. L. Haywards
Piscopal
Hmporia
Kan
Earl Casnar Arnold
George Washington Law * School
Washington, D.C
Arnold
Baker
Sorety
Kansas Weather Forecast With Cloudy Periods And Warm Spells
Kansas forecast indicates likely fair tonight and Sunday with some clouds and warmer conditions expected Sunday in the north central area. Morning notes show cloudy skies and rain, roads becoming muddy. Douglas County readings show good progress, with temperatures noted from yesterday through today including noon figures.
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Douglas County
Dog Had the Liquor But Owner Goes to Jail
Kansas City police raided an apartment of James P Tracey and found 75 half pints and 48 pints of whiskey hidden beside a bone dug by Queenie the German police dog. Officers said Queenie buried the bone with liquor, while Tracey protested at headquarters.
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Tracey
Queenie
Jury Cant Agree in Oberst Murder Trial at Burns Kansas
In Butler County a jury failed to reach a verdict in Owen Oberst’s murder case after 27 hours of deliberation. The foreman reported a 10 to 2 deadlock with most jurors leaning toward acquittal. Oberst, 19, remains in jail awaiting a possible retry in March.
Japan Demands Protection for Nationals in Manchuria
Tokyo demands that Russia guarantee safety of Japanese nationals and their property in northwestern Manchurian territory under Soviet control. The note notes Russian claims of troop withdrawals conflict with reports of ongoing Chinese-area occupation west of the Khifan mountains. It follows an international train carrying Allied officials toward the occupied zone to assess conditions.
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Russia
Moscow
Khinfan Mountains
Harbin
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United States
Janaaa
Great Britain
France
Germany
Court Grants Stay in Insurance Case in Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court issued a stay enjoining receivers and a special master in Wyandotte county from acting in the Insurance Company of Kansas City matter. The court will hear a motion to advance the appeal and proceed with investigation into corporate affairs. Proponents argued for the stay while stockholders’ counsel urged against it.
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Charles F. Hobbs
Copany
Smith
Thorne Forgives Gillespies After Hollywood Meeting
Hollywood Cal Dec 14 AP Robert J Thorne Chicago millionaire visited George Gillespie and his daughter Catherine at their Hollywood home. He shook hands with the eloped couple and offered quiet remarks on forgiveness while declining further comment on the Phoenix elopement and marriage.
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Robert J. Thorne
Chicago
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Dude Ranch
George Gillespie
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Aviz
Catherine
Wild West
Thorne
Elopers
Naval Delegation Will Sail on American Ship
Secretary Stimson announced the entire American delegation to the London naval conference would sail January 10 on the United States liner George Washington, instead of a foreign vessel, with McCart ruling on foreign-ship payments. Unanimous House action supported $200,000 for American delegates' expenses. Greek President Zaimis elected by parliament to succeed ill Admiral Kondouriotis. A Pontiac sedan was pulled in from Fraser Hall by police.
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Stimson
England
United States
George Washington
McCart
London
S Rumgon
Washington
House Tech
Grundy resigns from tariff and manufacturers roles
Senator Grundy of Pennsylvania announced his resignation as vice president of the American Tariff League and as president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association. He will abandon his headquarters to support the league and may be forced to resign from Bristol city council, indicating he is stepping out of local duties as well.
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Grundy
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American Tariff’ League
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
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Poultry judging contest set for December in Kaw Valley area
The fifth annual high school poultry judging contest will occur Saturday December 23 at the Kaw Valley Poultry association event in Lawrence. Teams of three will judge four classes White Leghorns White Plymouth Rocks Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds and White Wyandottes for exhibition. An examination on the American Standard of Perfection will be added this year. A silver loving cup is awarded to the winning team, with permanent possession after three wins. Lawrence and Ottawa have two wins each.
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Willan Essick
Lawrence High School
Rhode Island Reds
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Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Lepwrence
Ottawa
Amory
Cecil at Denied New Trial in Topeka
In Shawnee County District Court Judge Whitcomb denied a motion for a new trial by attorneys for Geert Streit, 25, convicted November 27 of first degree robbery tied to the $14,000 payroll theft from Security Benefit here. Streit’s sentencing was postponed due to his father’s illness. a 10 to 21 year penalty looms. Rooney, Streit’s attorney, said an appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court will be filed.
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George H. Whitcomb
Shawnee County
Geert Streit
Striet
Whitcomb
Security Benefit Association
Vivian Semaper
Kansas Women’s Industrial Farny
Lansing
Whitcom
Ile
Charles Rooney
Sirnet
State Supreme Court
Thirteen Boys Trickster Tale Ends With Police
In Kansas City on Friday the 13th, twelve boys gathered at Julius Williams's call and wore charms to invite luck. Midnight neared when police arrived and seized the thirteen gamblers, their rabbit fetishes, and other talismans. Rosy Palantino, a bondsman, later paid out thirteen hundred dollars in bonds as RAPIL proceeds.
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Julius Williams
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Neady Bondsman
Rapil
Cavalry Fights Bandits Near Sahuaripa in Sonora
General Macias reported a Wednesday battle near Sahuaripa between federal cavalry and about 200 bandits or sympathizers. Francisco Fippus, leader of the outlaw band linked to a rival candidate, was killed along with two lieutenants. Twenty prisoners were executed. The clash was described as occurring near Hermosillo with border return reported yesterday.
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Independence High Best in Debating at KU Invitational
Independence High School won both the affirmative and negative sides in the final round against Hoisington High at the Delta Epsilon Alpha hosted Kansas high school debate invitational at the University of Kansas. Thirty-two teams from twenty-two schools competed on the topic, installing personal property buying in the United States as socially and economically desirable.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
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University Extension Divisio
United States
Dele Epsilon Alpha
Independence
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Ben Saluthiel
Tda McGarvey
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Hoisington
Naomi Clarke
Adrian Dawson
Joseph Wilkizen
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Holsington
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A.G. Mitchell
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Telsa
Ellsworth
Independence Negative
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Home Decoration Contest Entries Due December 18
The Chamber of Commerce sponsors an individual home decoration contest with first prize of 25, second prize of 10, and 5 for the next three places. Entry forms must reach secretary L. L. Scott by December 18, with judging set for the following day.
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Chamber of Commerce
Believed Killed Mississippi Official Found Dead
Noel White, chairman of the Mississippi Democratic executive committee and Holmes County chancery clerk, was found dead in a Franklin ditch with signs of foul play. A pistol lay nearby after an apparent ambush. bloodhounds were summoned as authorities investigated the slaying. A separate item notes a school play to be held at Pleasant Valley with admission set at fifteen and thirty cents. Police arrested T M Bright of Kansas City for speeding and a U turn on Tenth and Massachusetts streets.
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Noel White
Mississippi Oe Democratic Executive Committee
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J. S. Owin
Pleasant Valley
Worden C. P. A
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Pleasant Hour Circle
Charles Kirchner
Two Men Captured at KU Prom Hair Trims and Ejections
Reports from the University of Kansas women’s prom say two uninvited men were restrained. hair was cut from Jack Sturgeon and John Slider escaped with minor loss. Doris Mason reportedly helped with shears. About 11 couples attended with costumes, prizes awarded for best dressed couples and individuals amid light hearted after midnight mingling.
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University of Kansas
Paris
Jack Sturgeon
de Chipledge
Madison
Enion
John Slider
Kansas City
Delta Chi
Doris Mason
Lawrence
Muosis
Notiny University
Pram
Margaret Lawson
Hagel Andrews
Virginia Ott
Zola Snydal
Mary Virginia Smith
Magie van Deusen
Dorothy Belles Bryant
Lois Smith
Butler remarks prompt senate probe on Nicaragua election
Secretary Adams probes General Butler’s Pitts burgh speech about Marines in Nicaragua during elections. Telegraphic report quotes Butler claim that opposition candidates were branded bandits and describes election procedures. Continued notes mention Christmas family adoptions and local charity drive.
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Smedley C. Butler
Marine Corps
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Devenber
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Sineldir Lewis
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Idaho
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Hajti
Congress
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Huckins Scheme to Be Subject of New Probe
Milwaukee reports a federal grand jury will investigate Elner Huckins and his son Genie over a three million dollar operation tied to Cedar Rapids and various cigar manufacturers. Government affidavits and prior charges indicate scrutiny of Huckins amid a prior fraud dismissal. Huckins remains at large as authorities seek witnesses and further evidence.
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CAI
Elner S. Huckins
Thaneack
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Hueckins
Koelser
Hancoth
Newesanners
Yaer for Man Whose Woman Companion as Shot by Sheriff
Abilene Kan. Matt Howard Harris of Kansas City driver of a liquor car in which Mrs Louise Ba wate of Kans was shot and killed by Sydney Tederick. Harris sentenced to a week in the penitentiary by District Judge Clark after surrendering to the sheriff at Herington Kaw. Tederick absolved by coroner jury, who found he acted in line of duty. Harris pleaded guilty to persistent violator of the protection? Daw.
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Kansas City
Louise Ba Wate Alzo
Kans
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Tederick
Clark
Harris
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Kaw
Dederick
Russian Troops Push Back Chinese Forces in Manchuria
A dispatch from Tokyo reports Chinese troops retreated before Russian advances in northwestern Manchuria. Chinese forces withdrew from Yakusu toward Mieatuho as consular officials learned of the movement during a trip beyond the Khingan mountains. The train proceeded after authorities refused to guarantee safety beyond the range.
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Pioneering Elder Sam Da 82 Prepares Farm Sale for California Visit
Mrs Stina Davis of Fu dura plans a move to California with their son in law Loyd Thumi s. They will travel by train to Colorado Springs then drive west. Sam Da, 82, an early settler who survived Quantrill raid and witnessed Lawrence’s growth, is selling feed and farm supplies before the trip. The couple will visit the Valley Long Beach Mosee les and San Francisco among other California points of interest.
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Subsidy Plan Debated By Southern Conference Leaders
A proposed open subsidy plan for college athletes drew sharp criticism from university officials at Baton Rouge. Major McKellar and Dr. Allen argued subsidies could degrade education, while supporters claimed funds would improve athletic programs and scholarship coverage. the plan sparked a heated debate among Southern Conference presidents.
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Sentin Butta
Southern Democrat Resigns After Negro Appointed to Committee
A Southern Democrat resigned from the enrollment bills committee after Representative De Priest, a Black member from Kneis, was added to the panel. The move followed debate over honorary committee status and the impact of racial integration on House assignments. The resignation was accepted, with explanations that the enrollment bills honor did not guarantee ongoing influence despite the new membership.
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