Paris Riots Shake France As Royalists Lead Night of Blood
Paris and several provinces faced seven hours of violent rioting with police and military protection. At least twenty killed and about one thousand wounded as royalists clashed with demonstrators. bullets, sabres, and fire raged around the Chamber of Deputies and major streets. The unrest spread to Lille Nantes and Lyons with embassies and officials at risk.
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Paris
France
Revel
Num‘ber
Action Francaise
Tnob
Dals‘dier
Lille
Nantes
Ancy
Daladier
Choker
Lyons
Jean Chiappe
Place de la Concord
Otme
Bridge Head
Criflon
Place de la Concorde
Rue Royale
Hotel Crillon
Ministry of Marine
Ministry
Guarantee Trust Sempany of
New York
Teft
Iere
J. Reeds Marriner
Robert C. Pell
S. Pinkney Tack
Gustave Porges
Vida "Moore
Harry Jaffe
Jane Ladds
Associated Press
Gaston .Menier
Edouard Herriot
Marchand
Pal ‘Police
Xavier Guichard
World Headlines in Brief From Tokyo to Madrid
Cable News in Brief reports Japan accusing neighbors of preparing for war. fascists seize Innsbruck and Linz as Dollfuss visits Budapest. Admiral Byrd sails to Antarctica and lays up for a year. a Belleville mechanic plans to visit Scotland for a legacy. missing Stormvogel crew presumed dead after explosion near Norderney. tanker Stormvogel crew also perishes. police clash with students in Madrid leaving several shot.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Tojo
Newspal
Japan
America
Russia
China
Vienna
Innsbruck
Linz
Antarctica
Richard E. Byrd
En Zeland
Belleville
Ontario
William Mintz
Scotland
Mintz
Hamburg
Germany
Norderney
Madrid
Benjamin Hoskinson Dies at 85 Former Douglas County Commissioner
Benjamin Hoskinson 85 a Vinland resident and former Douglas county commissioner died at home near Edwardsville. Funeral services 2 PM tomorrow at Rumsey parlors with Rev W H Mansfield of Kansas City in charge. Burial at Vinland. Survived by four daughters Inger Vera Mrs W Westmore of St Edward Neb Mrs A F Simonson of Brookings SD and three sons Frank Charles and Hugh Hoskinson. Hoskinson served on the county board over 13 years and helped oversee the construction of the present courthouse.
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Benjamin Hoskinson
Douglas County
Vinland
Edwardsville
Shen
Rumsey
W. H. Mansfield
Kansas City
Sal
Mgr. Hoskinson
Inger Hoskinson
Vera Hoskinson
William Westmore
St. Edward
Man Pleads Guilty After Bootleg Liquor Raid
Noah Parr pleaded guilty before Justice Charles Springer to possession of liquor after a police raid at 1012 New Hampshire street. He received 30 days in county jail and a $100 fine. An injunction is sought to restrain use of 210 New Hampshire street as a nuisance against bootlegging activity.
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Noah Parr
New Hampshire Street
Charles Springer
Parr
R. B. Stevens
District Court
Ines of Bishop Mead Postpones Baker Session
Illness of Bishop Charles L Mead of Kansas City Mo forces postponement of a key meeting at Baker University Baldwin during religious inspiration week. A meeting of Methodist Episcopal ministers of greater Kansas City and the Kansas conference slated for Thursday is indefinitely postponed. about 300 ministers are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Mead
Kansas City
Baker University
Baldwin
Methodist Episcopal Ministers
Greater
Kansas Conference
Baker
Reserve Officers Active Talk at KU Meeting
A Reserve Officers Training Corps group at the University of Kansas will meet this evening in the observatory. Lt. EB Coe will discuss Defense Against Chemical Warfare and Lt. G W Baker will cover Military Law. A Feb 23 combined meeting with the Lawrence American Legion marks National Defense Week.
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Reserve Officers Training Corps Group
University of Kansas
Ieutenant
EB. H. “Coe
University
G. W. Baker
Lawrence American Legion Post
Topeka Obituaries and Local Church Events
Mrs L K Robinson attended the funeral of E B Smith in Topeka a prominent educator and former teacher. Mrs John Claypoole joined the quiet hour at Grace cathedral for Episcopal diocesan convention events. Mrs Mary Thomas attends a Kansas State Music Teachers association meeting in Pittsburg. Rev Austin Lane of St Louis speaks tonight at the Second Christian church at Ninthteeneth and Tennessee. attendance invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Robinson
Topeka
E. B. Smith
Robinson
John Claypoole
Episcopal Diocesan
Grace Cathedral
Mary Thomas
Kansas State’ Music Teachers’ Association
Pittsburg
Austin Lane
Second’ Christian” Church
Ninetteenth
Tennessee Street
French Cabinet Crisis Sparks Violent Protests in Paris
Rioters outside the Elysee and Place de la Concorde demand Daladier's resignation as Jean Chiappe gains popular support. Daladier plans a 4 PM cabinet session while Lebrun engages political leaders. Security tightened. mounted guards and fire lines deployed as crowds chant assassins and down with Daladier.
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Ing
Assassin
Jean Chiappe
Police
Paris
Daladier
Lebrun
Doumergue K
Doumergue
Foreign Office
Elysee ‘Palace
Place de la Concorde
Chamber of Deputies
Barthou
France
War Council
Professor Davis to Tour Orient From San Francisco
W W Davis, KU history professor on leave this year, will sail Feb 22 from San Francisco aboard the Taiyo Maru for a tour of Japan Manchuria and northern China. In a letter to Chancellor E H Lindley he expressed interest in Asiatic history and hope for peace in the Far East while noting a belief that travel will enrich his Lawrence return next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Davis
University of Kansas
San Francisco
Orient
E. H. Lindley
Davis
Japan
Manchuria
China
Far East
Asia
Lawrence
Students Enjoy Party In New Union Ball Room
At the Memorial Union ball room, 400 couples danced the Soph Hop with Jack Crawford and his band. The event marked a house warming for the Hill's party place as students praised the white plaster archways and new acoustical equipment. The ballroom opened February 1 at a cost of 6000 dollars.
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K. U
Memorial Union Building
Jack Crawford
Union Building
Farmer's Union Meeting With State Speaker At Pleasant Valley
The Pleasant Valley farmers union will meet Friday at 8 o'clock at the Pleasant Valley schoolhouse. A state organization speaker will address the gathering. Refreshments will follow. ladies are asked to bring doughnuts. A shift in court cases.
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Pleasant Valley Farmer's Union
Pleasant Valley
Trial of Jake Bidinger in District Court to Start Wednesday
County Attorney R. B. Stevens announced docket changes. Jake Bidinger, Kanwaka township treasurer, is set for trial Wednesday February 14. Kenner Myers faces first degree murder trial Tuesday morning February 13. Criminal cases begin Monday February 12 as jurors report for duty.
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R. B. Stevens
Jake Bidinger
Kanwaka Township
Kenner Myers
Riots toppling French cabinets over Stavisky affair
Paris rioters credited the street with ousting the Chautemps Daladier ministries amid widespread discontent over high taxes, budget cuts, and unemployment. The Stavisky-Bayonne pawnshop scandal is cited as a spark, with links alleged between ministers and the financier Stavisky who died amid arrest threats. Daladier’s removal of Jean Chiappe angered veterans who demanded legal action and reform.
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Paris
Mber
Chautemps
Daladier
Stavisky-Bayonne
Republic
France
Serge
Alex) Stavisky
Stavisky
Jean Chiappe
Chiappe
Mayor Orders Night Parking Prohibited by Police
Mayor W E Spalding has ordered police to enforce a city ordinance banning street parking from 2 a.m. to dawn citing traffic hazards. Officers will tag violators and tow persistent offenders, including out of town cars on Massachusetts street. Visiting drivers may be cited into court but not fined. Police also target cars after dark with no lights on Tennessee street. Chief Guramings notes roller skaters add risk. parents urged to warn children while allowing fun.
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W.e.spalding
Massachusetts
Tennessee
W. J. Guramings
Debaters Convene at KU Little Theater Tonight
A public debate at 7:30 PM in Green Hall basement aims to decide if the commodity dollar should serve as monetary standard instead of gold. Kansas team Joe Ivy and James Molby will oppose bankers from the Alexander Hamilton Institute Kansas City branch. Both Ivy and Molby have argued this question before against Arkansas and Oklahoma without a decision.
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Green Hall
University of Kansas
Kansas
Joe Ivy
James Molby
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Kansas City
Ivy
Molby
Arkansas University
Oklahoma University
Kansas examiner board dismisses complaints against Judge Roberds
The Kansas board of law examiners dismissed complaints alleging Judge G A Roberds of the Miami Johnson county district court was slow and arbitrary in guardianships. Neustifter of Lawrence led the inquiries while Roberds explained his conduct to the panel.
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Kansas Board of Law Examiners
G. A. Roberds
Miami-Johnson County
Bard
William Neustifter
Lawrence
Roberds
Neustifter
Judge Roberds
Board of Examiners
House of Representatives
Roberts
Memorial Hospital Notes
Anita Barber daughter of Mr and Mrs S W Barber underwent a mastoid operation last night Mrs Walter Wilson and infant daughter were removed today to the home of Mr and Mrs J R Good Barbara Jean Corel daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Corel route two who has been ill with pneumonia for the past week was taken to her home today
Re-elect School Officials On Ottawa Education Board
The Ottawa board of education has re elected R E Gowans principal of the high school and L A Wilson assistant principal for another year. Thrifty persons read the classified page regularly.
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Ottawa Board of Education
R. E.gowans
L. A. Wilson
Return to School Under Civil Works Aid for College Students
The Civil Works Administration program will pay 15 to 20 dollars monthly to needy students in the Rocky Mountain region to help them remain in college. University of Wyoming and neighboring states will benefit as presidents apply for funds to support up to ten percent of enrollment, enabling about 150 Wyoming students to stay in school rather than quit for federal relief or jobs on CWA projects.
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Washington
Carter
R. Wyo
University of Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Civil Works
Hopkins
Wyoming
Uivas
Rocky Mountain
Civil Works Administration
Deaths and Funerals Notice Includes Ward and Deaner
Obituary notes Mrs. Margaret Nelson Ward died in Albuquerque on January 31 leaving a daughter Mrs. Lawrence Johnson of Cubero New Mexico. Burial was in Wittenberg Wisconsin. Also noted is Mrs. Minnie Johnson who died in Tulsa Oklahoma with services at Schubert funeral home and First Methodist church. Calvin T. Deaner died January 27 at Charlotte Courthouse Virginia at 47 after pneumonia. Funeral and burial followed with wife Neva Shane and children Paul and Madeline. Deaner was linked to Lawrence and a member of a prominent local family.
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Margaret Nelson Ward
Albuquerque
N. M
Margaret Nelson
Haskell Institute
Nelson
Lawrence
Lawrence Johnson
Cubero
Wittenberg
Wis
Minnie Johnson
Tulsa
Okla
Schubert Funeral Home
First Methodist Church
Calvin T. Deaner
Charlotte Courthouse
Daeumonia
Bethel Baptist Church
Neva Shane
Paul Deaner
Madeline Deaner
Deaner
Herbert ‘Thompson
Revised tax brackets shift to ease middle incomes
Washington AP reported the house ways and means committee revised the new revenue bill to lighten the burden on incomes between 8000 and 25000, and shifted higher brackets to preserve an expected 300 million dollars in revenue. The panel’s plan starts with 4 percent on over 4000, then scales up to 21 percent on incomes above 28000, with action likely to reach the house next week.
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Washington
House Ways and Means
Samuel B. Hill
Wash
Staggers urged for CWA work system change
Washington February reports quote officials debating a proposed staggered system for Civil Works Administration projects. An administrator notes the decision rests with the Civil Works Administrator, with discussions tied to an appropriation bill and debate over how to implement alternating employment terms.
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Washington
Hopkins
Ligard
Civil Works
Scout Week Dinner Draws 300 at Lawrence Methodist Church
More than 300 Scouts and parents attended the Lawrence Scout Week dinner at the Methodist church. Charles Louk presided. Rev. R A Hunt led singing. Henry Roe Cloud spoke on Scouting’s impact. Mayor Spalding and Frank Presley commented on Scouting’s past and leadership. Gus Welch demonstrated camp setup. Awards and certificates were presented to several troops. The program outlined a Douglas district expansion and a Leavenworth dinner.
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Lawrence
Methodist Church
Charles Louk
George Lowman
R. A. Hunt
Henry Roe Cloud
Haskell Institute
National Council, Boy Scouts of America
Frank Presley
New York
Gus Welch
Haskell
W. K. Bruner
Kaw
Douglas
Leavenworth
E. Rice Phelps
Lester B. Miller
Roosevelt
Congregational Church
Melvin Griffith
Edgar Leigh
J . A. EB. Woestemeyer
Squenisccner
Robert Mason
Richard Rice
James Lange
Eugene Haynes
Eugene Prowe
Patrick McAlearney
James Clark
Lecompton
Spencer Berg
Robinson Gym
Bob Dill
First Methodist Church
University Athletic Management
Government emergency costs pass two billion mark
Washington reports that emergency recovery expenditures for the current fiscal year have surpassed $2,000,000,000 with totals rising toward an estimated $7.623 billion by June 30. February 5 figures show $2,009,876,070 in emergency outlays, $1,056,050,289 by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and overall year expenditures at $3,702,485,851. Analysts note a gold-dollar devaluation surplus of $842,413,426 but forecast nine billion in borrowing before June.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Treasury
Valley Grove social notes and visitors record
Valley Grove community entries recount visits from Rupert Barrett and Barzorie Barrett of Kansas City and Reed of Topeka. Doris Weits Barrett remembered in Valley Grove. Clifford Kincaid from Kansas City and Octave Ford visited relatives. Lina Ousdsht Midland and Earl Garner Oska- Joosa guests with Garner families. Winiford Thiry and Arlo hosted Wellivers for dinner. Tomailies attended church with Rev Brown of McLouth. Nettie Haworth Stanwood Wall preached at Wellman chapel. About 60 attended services. Lee Gibson assisted in the?
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Rupert Barrett
Barzorie
Kansas City
Res Reed
Topeka
Bika St
Charles Stewart
Leo Ousdsht
Midland
Earl Garner
Oska- Joosa
Oliver Garner
Fami
Winiford Thiry
Arlo
Wellivers
Wellman
Tomailies
Wellman Chapel
Mr. Brown
McLouth Peak
Nettie Haworth
Stanwood Wall
Lee Gibson
Talented violinist kin at Oska laska event
Sunday program notes a skilled violinist nephew of Mr and Mrs Orin Smith performing with local visitors from Knowledge Hill and Wellman. Nearby meetings include corn-hog producers gathering, with seven days of educational sessions and sign up days to follow in multiple communities.
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Wren
Orin Smith
Winfo
Achohn
Baker Murphy
Knowledge
Hill
Georgit ‘Welliver
Arnold
Rosetta
May
Wellman
Leslie
Richard Lee
eLouth
Death of David Wyman Dated Quiet McLouth Obit
Friends in McLouth grieve the death of 19 year old David Wyman a Mes. Lout post office clerk and Baptist church Sunday School leader. He was a 1932 graduate with ambitions and had visited local homes with classmates. Funeral services were led by Rev. Wallace Carpenter at the Baptist church with peers present.
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David Wyman
McLouth
David
Dlasa
Baptist Church
Work
Melauth
piace a_ smaligh school
Wallace Carpenter
the Baptist Church
David's
Gordon Bowers
Charles Black
Leland Cox
Eddie Ashworth
Froxton
Timmons
Freddie Myars
W. C. Thiry
Arlo
Vernon King
Lawrence
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Ines
Mead
New Union
Farmer's Union Meeting
Byansas Law
Rocky Mountain Region
Plana
Arkansas City
Jacob Rarick
Indiana
French Federation of Labor
Puls
Reifschneider
Karl Bratton
M. Grant
C. E. Hill
W. A. Reetz
S. Reetz
H. Canary
Godfrey Reetz
Harold Simon
Valley Grove
Sheen
C. G. Petrie
Charles Grant
W. A. Dunbar
Buena Petrie
Jesse Burdick
Frank Borst
Marvin Stewart
Stewart
Ray Stewwart
Edna Plang
Herbert Champion
Dean
Ands. Stewart
Oskaloosa
John Roberts
Oskaloos Independent
John Steed
Bima Steed
St. John’s Hospital
Lutheran Church
Floyd
Clarence
Chester
Roy
McLouth Cemetery
Frank Walters
Fate Rogers
Walters
Chester Grange
Sir Aroma Te Aece Sales
Business Men’s Assurance Company
U. S
Federal Land Bank
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Business Men's Assurance Company
Bert «A. Hedses
Wichita
Life Insurance Inforce
Carl Damon
Riverside Mate
Imontgomery Warp & Co
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