Legion Chief Addressed Meeting On Defense And Draft
O L Bodenhamer national commander of the American Legion spoke at a St Joseph Missouri meeting urging preparedness for defense not offense. He supported a proposed commission to study a universal draft and warned against wartime plans if peace prevails. Major Rodenhaimer joined the visit and a memorial highway drive followed with trees planted in memory of fallen soldiers.
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Reed“Wainwright
Congress
O. L. Bodenhamer
Amdvan
Legson
Bip
Bodenhamer
Missouri
St. Joseph
Legion
Kansas City
United States
T. d
Strickler
Kansas
Legionnaires
Maryville
Atchison
Kan
Kangas ‘City
End
Rodenhaimar
Memorial Highway
St Joseph
Fair and Mild Weather to Continue in Kansas
Fair and mild weather was forecast for Kansas tonight and Wednesday, aiding spring activities like plowing and marking gardens. Forecaster S D Fidra said no cold spell, with highs near 70 degrees and lows around 25 to 45 across regions. Skies were generally clear, though the Northwest had some clouds and the overnight low reached 18 in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneka
Kansas
S. D. Fidra
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Flora
Bostn
Beacon for Planes Near Riverdale Track Planned
Kansas City notes a Department of Commerce radio station under construction just north of Riverdale Race Track in Clay County. Once operational it will guide air mail routes through the Midwest, enabling planes to fly from Kansas City to Wichita Sterling and Omaha using its beams.
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Kansas City
Department of Commerce
Clay County
Middlewest
River Dhe Race Track
Wichita
Sterling
Omaha
Niemic to Play Baseball After Football Role
Ton Bellaire Ohio Feb 18 AP Dame plans to play baseball next season after a telephone conversation with Indianapolis officials. Niemic will not reveal his chosen team. He has just signed as an assistant football coach at Rice Institute Houston Texas but won't report until after the baseball season ends.
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Ton Bellaire
Ohio
Dame
Indianapolis
Niemic
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
Complete War Vets List for Kansas Notified
Topeka February 18 AP Ernest A Ryan assistant adjutant general and department service officer announced a complete alphabetized list of Kansas World War veterans who have not applied for state soldiers' compensation. Over 8000 names appear on the list prepared with Brig. Gen Milton McLean adjutant general. Eli Mix 80 longtime coroner of New Haven county Conn died today after a lengthy service in office.
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Topeka
ZeErnest
A. Ryan
Department of the American Legion
Department Service Officer
All
Kansas
Milton McLean
New Haven
Conn
Eli Mix
United States
New.Haven Hospital
Veterans Hospital bid eyed by Parsons American Legion post
The American Legion post of Parsons seeks to attract a federal veterans hospital to the city with a proposed 134.5 million dollar facility. A move to bring the institution to Parsons has been launched, while an unrelated classified ad promotes homemade jelly and pig servings at a phone number listing.
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Veteran’s Hospital
American Legion Post
Parsons
Veterans’ Hospital
Lawmakers urged speed on tariff bill by Hoover
On the Senate floor Senator Watson quoted Hoover seeking a quick tariff bill and swift action on other measures. Watson said Hoover called lawmakers in to advise how to help and stressed protecting American labor and capital. Harrison noted leadership criticism and a White House breakfast meeting aimed at reconciling Senate and House views.
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Thethamber
Senator Watson
Hoover
Watson
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
Tilson
White House
House Republi
Californians Welcome Mr and Mrs Coolidge in Los Angeles
Southern California greeted former president Calvin Coolidge and his wife as they arrived in Los Angeles on Saturday. They toured the city, met business leaders, and planned engagements with George S. Cochran and Mary Pickford among others. Death notices and funeral details appeared for John Henry Kahne and Bennie Sampson. In sports, Bill Tilden and Wilbur F. Coen Jr. captured the Southern France doubles title, with Tilden also winning the singles.
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Los Angeles
Coolidge
Lee A. Phillips
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mrs. Coolidge
Con
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Joseph M. Schenck
Hollywood
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Uss
Nice
France
Bill “Filden
Wilbur F. Coen, Jr
Kansas City
Lyttleton Rogers
Ireland
Louis Worms
Denmark
Tilden
Rogers
Chicago Considers Strawn Plan to Raise 74 Million
Chicago officials and the Strawn relief group meet with Melvin H. Traylor to map funding to operate city county schools and sanitary district through July 1. The plan envisages banks, stores and utilities purchasing 1920 tax warrants to offset 1928 and 1929 taxes, with major pledges from the Building Managers' Association and Samuel Insull's allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Silas .H.strawn
William Hale Thompson
Melvin H. Traylor
First National Bank
International Bank
Traylor
Strawn
Building Managers’ Association
Samuel Insull
Workmen Busy With aF A U Rebuilding Job
The Fraternal Aid building shows a changed exterior after fire damage as crews remove debris from the second floor and deconstruct the third story. P B Olmstead lands the vault contract, to rise fourteen feet high and twelve feet wide from the building to the alley, with an entrance cut through a gym window. Union employees perform routine work aiming to restore normal operations in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Olmstead
Chamber of Commerce
Masons Elect Officers at Topeka Convocation
Otto R. Sanders of Wichita was elected grand high priest of the grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons at the 65th annual convocation in Topeka. Other officers elected include Richard H. Cravens of Salina and Ellis Fink of Winfield. The convocation closes tonight as the 74th annual communication of the grand lodge of Kansas opens tomorrow for a two day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Otto R. Sanders
Wichita
Reyal Arch Masons
Fred
T. Nye
Leavenworth
Richard ‘H. Cravens
Salina
Ellis Fink
Winfield
Grand King
Jay B. Kirk
Jola
Grand Scribe
Harry E. Peach
Emporia
Ehmer F. Strain
Albert
K. Wilson
John Wesley Bates
Holmes W. Haviland
Kgnaas
City
High School Group to Hear Talks by School Heads
The Liberty Memorial high school Parents Teachers Association will meet Thursday evening in the school auditorium at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Temples Tele gram drama club plans a 2 play skit next week under Mrs. Bertha Wilson. Superintendent Curfman will discuss Why High School Activities and Club Program. Principal Baker will outline What Activities and Club Program is Offered.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Black Jack residents attend theater and events
Frequent local notices record Mr and Mrs Ralph Kalb and Dorothy at a Edgerton PTA comedy The Colonels Maid at Edgerton high school. Others attend, visit, or move like Ben Kramer, Warner family, and the Kalb family with births, school enrollments, and farm changes. A fire at the Jim Liggitt place destroys the farmhouse and prompts neighbor aid along with community visits and Sunday gatherings. The birth of Billie Joe Van Tries is noted, along with community helpers, school makeups from January weather, and local society events.
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Ralph Kalb
Dorothy
Edgerton P. T. A
Edgerton High School
Henry Breithaupt
H. J. Warnock
Henry Eiler
Byron Shields and Sons
H. L
O’neil
Donald‘ Pearson
Maurice O'Neil
Henry Bell
Baldwin
Edward Revey
and. J
W. R Boyd
Esther Wilkerson
Wellsville
Cena Pearson
Mary Finnerty
Vint Trusheim
Trusheim
Finnerty
Ben Kramer
Prospect
Black Jack
Jim Lig
Gett
Warner
B. B. Buchanan
Evelyn
Leavenworth
Will Chanay, Jr
Walter Scott
Lawrence
Solon| Craig
Overbrook
George Smith
Kansas City
Frank van Tries
Clyde
Mary
Walter
Pooch
Clearfield
Albert Moldenhauer
Raymond Kalb
Gene
Harry Kiler
Henry Filer
Maurice O*neiland
Russell
A. M. Gillespie
Ottawa
Paul O'Neil
George Kyle
LeLoup
C. Waters
Maurice O‘neil
Ralph
Seri Bell
Ellsville
James Workman
Lois
Frank
Tweedie
Nora
Irene van Tries
J. J. Breithaupt
Grace Hays
E. Kalb
Glen
Ethel Caldwell
Glee Club Presents Assembly Program At High School
Liberty Memorial high school glee club under director Byron Donmyer staged an assembly program this morning. The ten-number concert featured a radio studio like stage, with songs such as On the Road Again and Gypsy Trail. Also noting an arrest of Nick Johnson for failing to observe a traffic sign at Ninth and Tennessee and an upcoming Lone Star entertainment by Brook youths. Fire department responded to a shed fire at 114 West Thirteenth Street. Local livestock and grain quotes, market notes, and Wall Street summary follow.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Byron Donmyer
Gallowey
Ty Carsvan
Gaynor
Huntley
Glee Club
Selo
Song of the
Nick Johnson
Garfield Street
George Atkeson
Ninth
Tennessee Atresia
West Thirteenth Street
Hugh Dyer
Wall Street
New York
Chen
Ms Bee
Wheat market steadies as shipments loom in Europe
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show wheat prices pausing after a late rally on European demand while corn and livestock futures fluctuate. The report cites a large export tonnage expected for Europe and mixed livestock price movements across major Midwest markets.
Market News Hit By Mixed Steel and Bank Loan Movements
The week’s Fed data show member bank security loans fell by 10.9 million while remaining 166 million above a year prior. Major industrials including Westinghouse and American Telephone rose, while steel mill operations reportedly halted up to 81 percent of capacity, with crude output climbing again, leaving other sectors flat.
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Federal Reserve
U. S
Westinghouse
American’ Telephone
Facitic Telephone
National Bis
Old
Otis
Elevator
Atlas
Powder
International Business Machines
Auburn Auto
Warren Bros
Tuesday Program and Mil DeWeese Pianist
A jumble of radio program listings shows Tuesday features Mil DeWeese piano performances, The Yeast Foamers chorus, Vincent Lopez, and several small ensembles. Hourly slots include weather briefs and various musical acts, with several names and times crowded together in a single page listing.
Evening Radio Schedule Fragment
The readable items show a late night radio lineup with shows like Lomxines' Correct Time at 20:00, Slumher Music at 22:00, Amos d' Andy on W345 p, J Slumber Music at 22:30, and Salien Weather Man at 23:08. The text is fragmentary and includes time stamps and program names.
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Igsfotel Orchestra
Lomxines
Slumher
Amos
Andy
Slumber
Saliean
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Rice
NEW Christian Pastor
Seth Warren
Christian Church
First Christian Church
John Henry Kahne
Kentucky Street
St. ‘. John’s Catholic Church
Father Fitzgerald
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Bennie Sampson
Thirteenth. Street
Ninth Street
Af. A. U
Masons
Oup
Jay
Philip Johnson
Massachusetts Street
Johnson
Merkle
Ohio Street
Brinkman
Ady
JA. C. Jones
Rome
Queen Victoria
Sweden
Ef Munthe
Rotary Conference Committee
Fritts-Stowits Drug Co— iv
Gustafson
National Bank
Lone Star
Orbrook
Mike Fisher
Bid Baker
Ernie Prim
Cap” Binger
Bates
Usdaj
Hoga
Kansas Ciy Cash Grain
Kaifly
Eye
Barney
Kanasas City
Springs
Kansas City Hay
Alfalfa
Alextra
Lenty
Isaly
Prairie
Segnntays
Rialay Graly
USDA
Government Bonde
Liberty
Liberty Fuel
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Market News
Cora
Chicago Livestock
Lew
Cutter
Manley’s Insurance Agency
Enew
Cry
Mil DeWeese
Thibati
Lew ‘White
Gigan Rene
Jemima Mann
Parnassus
Jenny Wren
Mary Hale Martin
School
Dasin
Ang
Barker
McGrew
Charles Sager
Bernie
Cummins
John B. Kennedy
Nesva
Mildred, DeWeese
Yeast Foamers
Ene
Peivanie Foresters
Uckbo
Ew White
Organ
Vincent Lopez
Leto
Round Corner Drug Co
Pisas
Pisa
al Satrari
Cudicura
Malden
Mass
Daan
Musical Bulletin
Victor Radio
Ting
Sound Science
Victor
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