Fort Statedown Not Hoover Views Sparks Debate
Washington reports friendship between President Hoover and Representative Fort of New Jersey despite Fort and Hoover diverging on prohibition. Fort urged keeping the eighteenth amendment and temperance enforcement to officials, while seeking education efforts. The two have long been political allies, with Fort recently resigning as Republican national committee secretary. House committee debated transferring prohibition permits to Justice from Treasury, considering joint authority versus Treasury control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fink
Hoover
Fort
New Jersey
Fartall
White House
Prember
Ldw
Kansas City
Republican National Committee
Prohibition Enforcement Unit
Treasury
Justice Department
House Expenditures Committee
Prohibition Administration
The
Secretary of the Treasury
The Love Parade to Run in Dickinson Theatre
The Love Parade has drawn rave reviews since debut and is now touring major cities. In Dickinson Theatre it will play for three days starting Monday with Philco promotions tying into screenings and dealer campaigns in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Review
Manurice
Chevalier
Newman Theat
Kansas City
Newman
Nigan
Lawrence
Philco Radio Company
Pic ‘Ture
Hocat
Philco
Jaedicke
Dickinson Theatre
Swarthmore Women Press Smoking Room Step
New York AP report notes Swarthmore women students request for a smoking room sparked broad debate among supporters and foes. Friends Intelligencer says yearly meeting opposed the proposal but raised whether gender equality in a male dominated space is consistent. Card of thanks follows bereavement notice. Tuberculosis clinic set for Monday at city health department led by Dr F L Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Swarthmore College
Typ of Friends
Erantin Ve
the Friends
Manor
Friends Intelligencer
Society of Friends
Kindy
U S Airmen Carve a New Niche In 1929
The aeronautical chamber of commerce reports 1929 air transport travels totaled 197,546,590 miles, establishing the United States as the world leader in air transport. Civilian and commercial flying vastly surpassed military, with passenger numbers rising and mail volume doubling. Major lines ran on fixed schedules, moving passengers, mail, and express around the clock, while average passenger rates dropped from 10.6 to 7.8 cents per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cache
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
United States
Worlld
Nlanes
Premiere Showing of The Lost Zeppelin at Varsity Theatre
Harry Wareham announces a Kan sag premier of The Lost Zeppelin at the Varsity for three days starting next Thursday. The Tiffany adventure stars Conway Tearle Virginia Valli and Ricardo Cortez with scenes of a dirigible over storms and a polar blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wareham
Varsity Theatre
Tiffany
New York
Wareham
Varsity
Conway Tearle
Virginia Valli
Ricardo Cortez
Polar
Deaths and Funerals for Dews and Owens in City
Funeral services for Charles Thomas Dews 82 will be Sunday at 2 30 from United Brethren church at seventeenth and Vermont streets with Rev C L Heatherington and G A R member in charge. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Also funeral for Owens 76 from Funk Chapel Monday at 2 with Rev John F Watts presiding. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thomas Dews
Arkansas Street
Abont
United T Brethren Church
Seventeenth
Vermont Streets
C. L.heatherington
Memorial Park
Pameras
Iur
Owens
Agze
Maple Lane
Funk Chapel
John F. Watts
Oak Hill Cemetery
JG. A. R
Comrades
Washington Post
Comrad Charles Ty Dews
United Brethren Church
Vermont
The
A. R
J. Churchill
L. Selig
Naval Conference Briefs and Miscellany
AP reports a lull at a naval conference as delegates plan weekend breaks. Britain reportedly cancels three cruisers and a smaller ship as part of naval limitation. Also noted are a funeral notice for Comrade Charles Ty Dews, a theft of $400 from Lucy Hayden, a forum address by Frank Strong on world peace, and a divorce granted for Princess Xenia of Russia from William Leeds Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Forum
Frank Strong
M. E
Xenia
New York
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Russia
William Bj Leeds, Jr
Tin Plate King
Oklahoma Rum Line Described In Oil Field Trial
Ruth Morgan May, a government witness and alleged participant in a Pottawatomie county liquor ring, testified in federal court that protection money and illicit sales networks connected to a deputy sheriff and various Earlsboro officials aided the operation. She described “the line” as purchasing whiskey and beer with city county protection, naming venues and figures tied to the ring while detailing how enforcement shifts affected her profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ruth
Morgan May
Pottawatomie County
Federal District Court
Herbert K. Hyde
U. S
Jane
Wildcatters
Hyde
Miss May
Edgar S. Waell
Heriff
Oscar Motley
Seminole County
Randall Pitman
Frank Fox
Homer Knappenberger
Earlsboro
Marion Fuller
Bill Rigney
Motley
Vaught
Theinn
Titman and
Fox
Earls,ore
J Pavinegts
Rainbow
K. C
Stratford
Wewoka
Unecda
May Rooms
Tom Cat
Tom Cat” Moore
Green Lantern Cafe
Paris Backless Frocks Spark Summer Fashion Surge
Paris fashion houses unveil backless evening frocks echoing new bathing suit styles. American buyers poised to rush orders to replicate the daring silhouettes, with designers predicting a daring, sun ready trend for verandas and evening socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Clemens Sells Coal Company to Mackie Family
Clemens, president since 1906, announces sale of the Coal Company to Flora E. Mackie and George K. Mackie Jr of Lawrence Kan and John W. Mackie of Scammon. The firm owns properties in Crawford County Kansas Barton County Missouri and Craig County Oklahoma as Clemens shifts focus to the commercial fuel company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Clemens
Thema Coal Company
Flora E. Mackie
George K. Mackie, Jr
Lawrence
John W. Mackie
Clemmens Company
Crawford
Kansas
Barton County
Missouri
Craig County
Oklahoma
Pete Cage
Social calendar highlights fall into weekly club events
The list details Monday to Thursday gatherings across several clubs. Names include Mrs. J. G. Me hin Mrs. Ches ter Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reed. Activities include dinner bridge, tea rooms, and various auxiliary and professional group meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha "Theta
S. Otto Barteldes
John Selig
Julius Marks
Arthur Reed
Ee Cc
W. Sparr
Altimodeute Clans
J. G. Mehin
Auxilary
NA LC
Chester Brown
Wheat Club
Sol Marka
Ice Flush Clears Massachusetts Street After Thaw
Ice was flushed from Massachusetts street by water from fire hydrants this afternoon under the supervision of L. Constant, commissioner of streets. Most of the street is clear except for a bit in the gutters as thaw progresses. automobiles created geysers as they passed the moving wheels. If warm weather continues, residential streets should be substantially ice free by early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street
L. Constant
Flushing
Massachusetts
Night School Opens for Six Weeks at Liberty Memorial High
The second six weeks session of evening classes begins Monday February 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Liberty Memorial High School. Ralph Graber leads. trade and home making classes depend on sufficient interest. Afternoon sessions may be at elementary schools. Sponsored by the PTA and preschool clinic with the state board of vocational education. Course listed as Behavior problems in small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Ralph Graber
P.T. A
State Board of Vocational Education
Graber
Stork Visits a Jail in Wichita Newsroom Brief
In Wichita on February 1 AP report states Rev R B Bach of the police force and newly appointed policewoman Mrs Walter Bigelow arrested Hazel Mote age 1 for vagrancy. A baby boy weighing six pounds was born minutes after at city jail and both mother and child are reported healthy at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
R. BR. Bach
Walter Bigelow
Hazel Mote
Mote
City Jail
Grid Stars Visit Here With Howell And McMullen
Two former Nebraska football stars Edward Blue Howell and Dan McMullen spend the weekend in Lawrence. Howell coaches at Pittsburgh Teachers College and McMullen has been with the New York Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Edward
Blue) Howell
Dan McMullen
Lawrence
Howell
Pittsburgh Teachers College
McMullen
New York Giants
Virginia Harris Browne Wedding At Delta Chi Home
Miss Virginia Harris daughter of Mrs Louis Harris of Lawrence and William Browne son of Mr and Mrs Frank Browne of Carbondale wed this afternoon at 4 at the Delta Chi fraternity home in Lawrence Rev A D Grey officiated at the Plymouth Congregational church vows in the presence of about 125 guests Miss Vera Fowler of Kansas City played the music following the Mendelssohn march The couple left for a short motor trip then to Kansas City where they will reside The bride a University of Missouri graduate wore bisque satin with cream roses in a blue satin ribbon tie and traveling ensemble Mrs Harris wore lavender chiffon The reception featured coffee and cake on a net cloth with a glazed silver centerpiece and milax edge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Hubert Else
Charles Larkin
Doéan Pearce
Dean Matthews
Kreisler
Lohengrin
Fraternity
John Foltz
Topeka
Julian Smith
Alpha Fht
Browne
University of Kansas
Rosedale
Delta Chi Fraternity
Lawrence Weekend Visits Highlight Local Socials
Miss Crystal Sexman and Miss Arlene Roberts are visiting relatives and friends in Kansas City over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Joe Wellman and Miss Martha Wellman, of Kansas City, will spend the weekend with relatives and friends in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Sexman
Arlene Roberts
Kansas City
Joe Wellman
Martha Wellman
Lawrence
Local Social and University Extension News Highlights
Miss Margaret Beneflel of MacAllaster school is confined at home with illness. Edward Hislop and wife from Kansas City were visitors to Mr. and Mrs. W. F. March, and Hislop spoke at a Merchants' bank dinner at the Presbyterian church. Lucille Prather visits Kingman home this morning. Ed Melville, Eu dora postmaster, travels to Lawrence on business. Rev. E. McAfferty to Dayton Ohio for a United Brethren board meeting, with Rev. F. M. Testerman departing similarly. About 600 businessmen enrolled in a University of Kansas salesmanship extension course in Wichita, with Chancellor E. H. Lindley and KU extension director H. G. Ingham presenting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants National Bank
First Presbyterian Church
McGrawe
Edward Hislop
Kansas City
Margaret Beneflel
MacAllaster
W. F. March
Hislop
Merchants’ Bank
Presbyterian Church
Lucille Prather
Kingman
Ed Melville
Eudora
Lawrence
E. McAfferty
Dayton
Ohio
University of Kansas
Wichita
E. H. Lindley
H. G. Ingham
K. U. Extension Department
North Lawrence Christian Church Service Schedule
The Friendly Church offers Bible school at 10:00 and morning worship with communion at 11:00 with a sermon titled What Must I Be Here The evening service begins at 7:30 led by Mrs Ralph Hubbell in charge of the musical program with Y P 8.0 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence Christian Church
Friendly Church
Bible School
Fi. Y. P
Ralph Hubbell
Sunday Program Concert Prelude and Vocal Selections
A Sunday afternoon program runs from 4:00 to 5:00 with organist Laurel Anderson and performers including Miss Ya Martin and Miss Helen Stockwell. Selections feature classical works by Strauss, Dvorak, Schubert, and Gypsy Serenade, with piano and violin accompaniments by Dorothy Eaton, Meta Murphy, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawerby Romanessin Parole
Bonnet
Jesu Christ
Gotha Cantionale
Laurel Ierelic Anderson
Helmkehr
Straussatin
Herioblade
Museonet Sleep
Deneo
Sylvia
Ya Martin
Dorothy Eaton
Valder
Dvorak
Maria
Helen Stockwell
Milas Meta
Murphy
Radio Schedule Fragments for Kansas City Journal
The page lists a sparse broadcast slate with times and show titles such as Mildred Hunts, Theremin Ether Wave Music, Fuller Man, Jack Riley Concert, Broadway Lights, The Cub Reporter, Dutch Masters, Amos n Andy, Slumber Music, and a Sunday lineup including Tone Pictures and Pancake Breakfast. Weather and Christian Science Services are also noted for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hunts Binnie
the Fuller Man
Jack Riley
The
Cub Reporter
KFKU
Amos ’N' Andy
Mae Salicon
Tone Pictures
Smax Weather
Kansas City Journal- News
Christian Science Services
Hire
Nunaas City
Radio Program Schedule Across the Day List
A dense listing of radio shows and artists with times from afternoon to night including National Youths Conference Metropolitan Echoes Duo Disc Duo KFRA McGrew Trio and Karl Bratton Tenor Longines Correct Time Irene Peabody and More Ida ibah Moore Enna Jettick Melodies Salton Singers Penrod and Jack Bilex Concert Ensembles plus Weather and Cooking segments and various program titles and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Echoes
KFRA
McGrew
Karl Bratton
Williams Qu-O-Matics
Enna Jettick
Colbter
Salton Singers
Penrod
Jack Bilex
Salicon
Liseult
Smax
Jemima
Parnassus
The
Manhatters
Jenny
Wren Cooking School
Foe
United States
Melody Musketeers
McGrew Trio
the Mormon
Tabernaula
Smith Ballew
Armour Memories
Leto’a Pyorrhea Remedy Promoted by Druggists
Foul breath and sore gums are described with praise for Leto a Pyorrhea Remedy. The ad claims it relieves loose teeth and guarantees money back if it fails, with Round Corner Drug Co as the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
Round Corner Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoover Views
Swarthmore
Jhealth Department
Tity Hall
F. L. Loveland
Ifopeka
Incharge
U.S
Charlies Thomas Dews
Sarah Frances Owens
Gaenh
Associated Press
Delecates A
MacDonald
Chequers
Tardieu
Lucy Hayden
New York Street
Henry Smith
William Hayter
BU Ihe
KEW Coal Company
Jackie Intex
Armory
James. Messer
Yesterdy
Tames Weed
George Price
Richard Hughes
Albert Hughes
George Atkeson
John Ceallahan
Weed
Colonial Tea Room
Eyariety
Mary Erie
Dolph Simons
Green Owl Tea Room
AuaiNery
Master Plumbers’ Association
August Dahiene
W. W. Curfman
Dinner
Wiedemann's
Hursday
Sigma Kappa
Ev Bowles
Ruissel Bridge Club
Byron Sweeter
STORK
Erly
Jennie Still
Home Aid Society
F. M
Springer
Rolls Call
H. G. van Neste
W. C. Colman
Qawrence Camera Club
Adolph F. Ochse
Edward Bumgardner
B. Pierson
Mr. Ochse
University Club
Flint
Edwin M. Belles
Guy Smith
Richard B. Stevens
R.C. Rankin
L. N. Lewis
A. T. Wittee
Ingleside Club
W. H. Quakenbush
Mississippi Street
Lucille DeWoody
Wilfred Hunsinger
Hunsinger
Tennessee Street
Kappa Alpha Theta
Otto Barteldes
Social Service League
Chamber of Commerce
O Relock
Erchants National Bank
Commercial — Savings ‘Trust “— Safe Deposit
Fraser Theatre
Grea Moral Leston
East Lynne
K. U
Green Hall
Wren
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Rainbow Garden
Williamstown
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind. St
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