Prohibition Law Still In Force In New Jersey Raids Reported
AP dispatch describes ongoing enforcement of prohibition in New Jersey despite Supreme Court debates over the amendment process. Newark judge William Clark warned ratification via state method, while authorities said Hobart Act remains in force. Prosecutor plans appeal.
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United States
William Clark
Newark
N. 3
New Jersey
Hobart
Clark
Philip Forman
United States Attomney
End Farmer
Supreme Court
Madrid Strikes Sweep Spain Amid Turbulent Unrest
Across Spain about half a million workers strike with intermittent fighting in several cities. Reports say thousands are idle and factories tied up while leaders like Niceto Alcala Zamora address the unrest. General Berenguer faces pressure as revolutionary changes unfold and hopes for a bloodless, orderly transition fade.
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Madrid
Spain
Beveral
Congress Busy Undergoes A Public Works Showdown
Washington reports Congress is deep in debate over a 116 million public works bill amid drought relief cuts by the House Agriculture Committee. A Democrat source notes party unity for the larger fund, while other relief measures are pushed forward. In Kansas City a murder trial continues as the defense contends poisoning was not suspected, with testimony about the accused’s wife’s alleged lack of love and prior alcoholism.
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Congress
Watson
Joan
House
Drouth
Pepe
House Agriculture
Senate
Democrat House
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Dee
Shepard
Denver
Sardius M
Pratense
Towa State Coach Quits After 16th Grid Loss
Ames, IA December 17 AP report states Noel resigns as head football coach at Workman after a season marked by a 16th straight loss. He served five seasons with Towa State, having won only one game. Workman cited no immediate reason beyond team struggles and disappointing record.
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Towa
Ames
Ija
Noel
Workman
Eer
Towa State
Charity Drive Raises 115 for Salvation Army Here
Disjointed note reports a local charity effort raising 115 dollars for the Salvation Army. Fragmentary text references law and credit but provides no clear names or dates.
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Salvation Army
Police link underworld probe to multiple arrests in Kansas
AP report notes police tied a juvenile underworld inquiry to a clash that led to arrests in Independence and Kansas City. Four girls aged 14 to 19 are named by police in the probe as suspects in a slaying case, with five boys previously identified and several youths held or tried.
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Independence
Kan
Rosedale
Kanana City
Haldiman
Kansas
Nea
Kite Veeder Keteas
Hutson Honored as Director in Hotel Men's Association
W G Hutson was elected director of the Hotel Men's Association at a meeting held last night at the hotel. The event concluded a long day of events with Hutson receiving the honor amid applause.
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Hotel Men’s Association
Meet
Hutson
Foraier Judge Case Report muddled and unclear
An incoherent AP style snippet mentions a former judge Ben Lintsey and a Monette area event. The legible parts reference a court case or charges but lack coherent details, names, dates, or places to form a clear summary.
Fragmented school concert program details incomplete
A joint committee from Girl Reserve and HEY clubs plans an assembly. Victor Herbert High School Orchestra under director Commyer with Irene Peabody accompanist and Miss Luella Foreman sponsor present. Items include Slumber Song, Drifting, The Bells medley and Christmas carols with student ensembles.
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Luella Foreman
Ji Min-Y
Ternieka Invitation
Temarinis
Victor Herbert High School
Ccmyer
Branscomb
Irene Peabody
Wnt
Universi School of Fine Arts
Paapamie Christiane
Rining
Cepines
Collections Report Confusing Kansas Tax Data From AP
A battered snippet suggests a December AP report on collections in Kansas, mentioning the Internal Revenue Service and a motor tax matter. It references figures like 285 and discusses year by year totals, with unclear names and places due to OCR garble.
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Wicney Kan
Ks Kaneas
Palma Regi set i t Palma Regi set i Reker Dec. 17
Fragmented text reports a government message from Minister Eoinos and General Mauro de teon about President Pavia and military junta control. Difficult to read, but notes a recent message and a death or removal of a minister of war.
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Reker
Eoinos
Gus
Freadent Pavia
Beteta
Deii
Mauro de Teon
A Bright Christmas for Nurses in the New Home
A brief note credits Dr A Ander and tireless efforts of hospital staff for a joyful Christmas in the new hospital home. The piece highlights the dedication of nurses and administrators in creating a festive season for patients and workers alike.
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A.3.ander
Kansas Professors Attend Meetings Over Christmas Vacation
Several University of Kansas faculty will attend scientific society meetings during Christmas break. Walter H. Schower and K. K. Landes will join the Geological Society of America in Toronto from December 27. Paul B. Lawson will go to Cleveland December 30 for Entomological Society of America sessions and present The Genius Kerophloea. Raymond H. Beamer will also be in Cleveland December 30 to January 2 for the American Association for the Advancement of Science meetings presenting Notes of Seventeen Year of Kansas.
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University of Kansas
Walter H. Schower
K. K. Landes
Geological Society of America
Toronto
Payor Raymond H. Beamer
Cleveland
American Association For the Act of Science
Kansas
American Society
Aogists
Revel
Will Appeal Decision on Immediate Or an Appeal
An appeals process is planned after a department decision, with an official stating the case will be reviewed promptly. Proponents argue the ruling impacts the timeline, while opponents seek to uphold standards set by the department.
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Washington
Dec
Ford Escapes Injury in Motorist Collision
Henry Ford, traveling in his car with a chauffeur, narrowly escaped injury after a crash with a vehicle driven by W N Bare of Youngstown at a public square. The collision occurred on a main street, with Ford claiming the other car ran a red light while Bare cited the green signal. Ford and party continued to Detroit after the hour and a half delay.
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Youngstown
Henry Ford
Pine
Cooperation on Traffic Cooperation in Parking Enforcement
Ambiguous note urges orderly parking and warns police to enforce rules if double parking continues. Describes intent to reduce abuses and improve traffic flow, mentioning officers to patrol and encourage careful driving in the area.
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Sant Nar Niacin
Plan for Relief Outlines Local Aid Effort in City
Minnia Scott, city health nurse, outlines relief plans as H. A. Jetmore is elected vice chairman and K Bruner treasurer. Needy families are urged to leave their aid requests with Miss Lent. Donations may be sent to Bruner at Lawrence Steam Laundry. Committee meeting set for 7:30 tonight in Chamber of Commerce rooms to organize further relief work.
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Minnia Scott
H. A. Jetmore
An K Bruner
Treasimain
Miss Lent
Los ‘Brmes
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Shoppers Urged to Use Free Wrapping Station
The wrapping station operates at the old Chamber of Commerce building corner Eighth and Vermont, offering free mail wrapping and packing for customers. Merchants urged to sign in and promote the service as it aims to boost use. about 200 shoppers have already availed themselves, with no charge for shipping materials.
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Chamber of Commerce
Eighth
Vermont Streets
Hedri
Batroni
Ick
Set FM
SoBeshar
Living costs decrease for state purchases this year
State institutions cut spending on groceries meats and dry goods with total purchases pegged at 236000 this year down from 28,0000 a year ago. Announcement from a government agency notes reduced costs across motor goods services and other supplies amid lower prices and tighter budgets.
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Aheaerint
Reductions Will Save Lawrence Residents on Insurance
Lawrence residents will save more than 10 thousand dollars yearly on fire insurance premiums after November 12 following a Topeka announcement by Charles F. Hobbs, commissioner of insurance. The rate reclassification cuts dwelling rates 12 to 26 percent and mercantile rates 12 to 15 percent, with specific drops from 80 to 10 cents for frame houses with shingle roofs and 70 to 50 cents for composition roofs. Additional savings come from eliminating charges for dwellings with garages and for gas explosions, with new business policies after November 13, 1930. Citywide gains are highlighted by listed county and city savings totals.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Charles F. Hobbs
Hobbs
Ion
Inspection Bureau
Murderer of Teacher Sought by Bloodhounds
Maryville Missouri December 17 AP a coroner Humberd said a teacher was found murdered at her home with a bloodstain beside the bed. Police and bloodhounds hunted for the attacker as the investigation continued with leading suspects and arson rumors denied.
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Maryville
Humberd
Salina Banker Shot in Bank Office Killing Suspect Named
W F Grosser 60 president of Security Savings and Loan was shot in a Salina bank by a man identified as German after a dispute in the desk room. Grosser, father of KU graduate William F Grosser Jr, was taken to a hospital after the attack. Authorities report the weapon discharged as Grosser raised his hand to defend himself and the assailant accompanied him to the bank.
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Common Pleas
William B. Harley
Trenton
Clark
K. U
Salina
Kan
W. F. Grosser
Security Savings and Loan Association
Ami Eation
Thret
Grosser
Tered
Mr. Grosser
William F. Grosser, Jr
University of Kansas
The
Illiam Grosser, Jr
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
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