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09 Feb 1931
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Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1931
Page
1
Drouth Relief Compromise Before Senate With Aid Looms
Washington February 9 A P report notes Democratic leaders back a drought relief compromise with a 320 600000 grant and loan fund. The Senate takes up the measure amid opposition in both chambers. President Hoover’s letter urges fair and sympathetic interpretation as Parks criticizes the plan as a fraud. House debates center on funds and security for bread lines and credit financing through banks under the interior department supply bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A-P
Prtitiens Hoover
Democra
Drouth Ioan
Senate
Robinson
Hyde
Esotens
Senate’ Coalition
House
Parks
Arkansas
Hoover
Herbert Rap
Tike “House
Democratic
Deer Robinson
Rosal
Teme
Iate
Haugen
House Agriculture Committee
Interior Department
Hich
Prairie Oil and Gas to Act as Indiana Oil Buyer
Independence Kan Feb 9 AP Prairie Oil and Gas says it will act as agent for Standard Oil of Indiana to purchase 300000 barrels of cruise oil via Prairie pipelines from stripper wells in Kansas. Indiana company may connect pipelines to many wells, buying 6000 barrels daily. details to be settled by executives and governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kan
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Prairie
FE. J. Balloci
Standard Company’ of
Indiana
Prairie Oil and Gag Company
Kan- We
Indiana Company
Kansas
Bey
Harry Ery Woodring
Atripper Oil
Tive
Minstrel Show Parade By Elks Precedes Event
Members of the Elks lodge parade along Massachusetts street this noon to advertise the minstrel show at the high school auditorium tonight at 1 o'clock. Costumes were worn. two men led the corps, with a tandem motorcycle escort preceding the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Drum and Bugle
Elks Lodge
Massachusetts Street
Ae High School
Corpa
Co Corps
Four Die In Blaze At Local Horse Show
A fire at a civic arena destroyed stalls and horse pens killing four people and injuring others. Fire Chief William Lackey said the blaze began amid wooden structures near the sixth peat met and a powder store. Authorities cite a possible incendiary cause and are investigating with no official determination yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propia Struc
Tenerbeck
Civic Sudiarium
L 'Thoms
Incarnation Farm
Ratanes
William & Lackey
Frat Exemption Repeal Moves In Kansas House
Topeka Feb 9 AP The Kansas House passed 66 to 27 Hicks bill to repeal tax exemptions for college fraternities and sororities, sending the measure to the Senate. The same day a judiciary committee adverse report halted Kramer farm corporation tax measures and other bills were killed or sent to the senate. Voting hours for rural and third class precincts were not changed. The legislature nears mid-session with taxation, school funding, and budget issues active alongside potential constitutional tax reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
House
Kansas
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Kramer
Montgomery County
Shhota
Otey
Brown County
Jetmore
Kansan
Harry H. Woodring
Peiation Sosventas
Atade School
Warren
Barnes
Rechnimoon
Carlson Va
Benneley’s Plan To Stay in Kansas Reported
In Topeka on February 9 AP reports Dr J R B told radio listeners he would remain in Marerd Kansas and speak by remote over his planned new broadcasting station in Mexico The Milford physician and station owner announced the revival of KFKE and said Milford had received approval for a station in Mexico This brief item notes the plan to locate broadcasts across the border and the contemporary broadcasting project details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Navy Department
Sonia Money Club
Philadel' S
Adams
General Butler
Quantico
Philadelphia
State Department
Mussolini
Mary ‘Stimson
Hoover
Walter New
Topeke
Marerd
Kan
Mexico
Milford
KFKE
Satur
Agriculture outlook meeting set for Ottawa courthouse
I M Terrell will attend as extension farm management specialist N Chapman and Prof Roy Green of Kansas State will present the outlook for next year. The gathering at the Franklin County courthouse begins at 10 o clock with discussions on organizing farm operations and safest productive methods for upcoming months. County agents from Lyon Douglas Johnson Orange Miami Coffey Anderson and Linn counties are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin County
Aaa N Chapman
Roy ‘Green
Kansas State Ag- Agscalasal College
Mr. Chapman
Professor Green
Washington
J. A. Terrell
Lyon
Douglas
Johnson, Orage
Miami
Coffey
Anderson
Linn
Ministers Exchange Pulpits in Lawrence Churches
Ministers from Lawrence churches will swap pulpits next Sunday for the pre Easter season. Dr. Harry A Gordon of the Methodist church and president of the Ministerial Alliance announced the plan after a recent alliance meeting. Congregations will not be told which pastors will serve at each church, with details to follow later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Harry A. Gordon
Methodist Church
Am Toun Y
Alliance
Altho
Baptist Church Ladies Plan Annual Banquet Night
Baptist Church Ladies invite members and guests to the annual banquet at First Juist church on Wednesday at 6:30 PM with an informal reception from 6:00 to 6:30. Rev A A Van Sickle will give the invocation and readings will be offered by Teerie English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Chare
Will Speak Tomorrow at Union Pacific Meeting
A note indicates George C. Brophy, personal representative of Union Pacific, will address attendees at tomorrow’s meeting. Details on attendance or address were not provided, but the event centers on fire protection and city governance as discussed by commerce and regional leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Brophy
Union Pacific
Frats on Carpet in Liquor Affair at KU
University of Kansas fraternities held a closed meeting with Prof. Henry Wermer to discuss eight student liquor arrests. Officials hinted at strict new fraternity rules and tighter supervision by the men’s student council, while reports noted resistance from some fraternities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University.of Kansas
Henry Werner
K. U
Reportera
Roland Hogaton
Statfers
Ancrary
E. U
Wermer
Frateray
Kenneth Meuser
Cording
Poe
Activites of Men
O Durin
Twente
E. H. Lindley
Iefry
al Poe
E. E. Tate
George Tooley
iL.ates
Yohnnon County
Orandy
J. G. Brandt
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Brandt
Firemen Hurt in Ottawa Blaze
Two Ottawa firemen were injured when a wall collapsed during efforts to control a blaze. Clyde de af, 24, and Pearl Garrison, 45, suffered injuries described as broken bones and back injuries. The fire caused damage estimated at $100,000 and involved surrounding areas as firemen battled the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kan
deaf _ Clyde
Vna Peal Garrison
Revere
A. Bythe
Loas
Russia to Draft Women in Industries
Moscow reports that hundreds of thousands of Russian women will be drafted into industrial work as part of a socialist plan. The measures aim to open many new factories, extend social dining rooms, laundries, and child care services to relieve domestic duties, with 170000 children to be cared for in the coming year and about 300000 women already union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Beas
Ous
Sayate
Writ Restores 5 Year Old Ramon Walker to Mother in Kansas
In Leavenworth County a writ of habeas corpus released 5 year old Ramon Dh. Walker to his mother Mrs Blanchard Hines of Lawrence. The appeal pursued by Mrs Hines through attorney E T Riling sought custody from Mrs Hicks of Tonganoxie who had kept the boy to recover a two year board bill. Judge J H Bee ordered Hicks to produce the child as the case unfolded with the mother aiming to reclaim custody and the court noting a similar Oklahoma case where a mother regained a child from a caregiver over board charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
David Walker
Blanchard‘ Hines
Lawrence
Hicks
Tonganoxie
Namon
Blanchard Hines
Walsnut ‘Street
Leavenworth County District
E. T. Riling
Ramon Dh. Walker
Hines
Riling
Oklahoma
Cannon Cleared Bishop James Cannon Jr Hospital Stay Ends
Washington reports Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South is cleared after a one man defense against charges. He remains in a hospital rebuilding strength for a possible return to duties. Accusers from four ministers failed to demand a trial before the 1924 conference. The case seeks to pursue the matter again at the 1934 conference. House passes blood bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Contam J. Harvaht
Ichmen Richmond
Cannon
HOUSE
Fragmentary 108 to 0 score reported in AP flashback
An incomplete AP wire item notes a lopsided score of 108 to 0 with unclear context touching a game or event. Names, places, and precise details are unreadable, leaving only the assertion of a dominant victory and a confusing surrounding text.
City primary boards named by city commission
Election boards for the city primary on March 10 were approved by the city commission today. A report from the Community Building board of trustees noted back rent totaling 1200 dollars owed for nearly nine years of occupancy, and a one year audit was authorized for Teagan Kaness Municipalities covering 1890 to 1990. A petition to rezone 1100 Rhode Ireland Street was referred to the commission, and a frame building project was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Underwood
W. F. Morris
W. W. Stoeppteworth
Iareelia. Olmstead
Ralph Lee
Geo. F. Shultz
Feed Stone
J. E. Rynergon
Blanche Orr
Adel i Precininet
Bertha Ane S. Foster
A. C. Pontins
Erna. Corey
W. K. McClain
J. B. Te Pattie Rook
Charehill
Ada
Hilkey
A. L. Carey
Elizabeth Brickley
Clara Bas Wer
J. E. Sparks
An Rose
FW. Ratt
S. R
Olloway
Luluecond P
Ea Reache
Raeshal Flory
Fifth Ward
Gertrude Fincher
King Adams
Addie
Uckminister
Board’ of Trustees
At al
Une
Teagan
Kaness
E Constant
B. M. Babb
Rhode Ireland Street
Geant
Delaframe
Dinsmoor Speaks at Rotary on Paper Uses and Education
Paul Dinsmoor of the Lawrence Paper Manufacturing Company addressed the Rotary Club on the versatile uses of paper. He noted the shift from straw wrapping paper to Manila paper and explained the plant's box manufacturing processes, stressing the role of materials and education in business conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dinsmoor
Lawrence Paper
Acs
Lawrence
Dinsmoor
Shows Westward Trek by Fighting Caravans at Pella ton
Fare mount presents a year’s first super picture at the Pella ton theatre for the first three days. It portrays a stirring western tale of pioneers facing privations with a strong romantic lead. The story is written by a noted Western author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faremount
Pellaton Theatre
Ieema
Poultrey Group To Meet For Officer Elections
A Poultouy group schedules a Thursday night meeting to elect officers. The agenda includes a financial report and related motions as members prepare for the upcoming term.
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