Bank Run Rumor Sparks Fort Worth Inquiry
Fort Worth First National Bank faced a rumored run after a mass withdrawal began at 2 p.m. and continued until deposits were pledged to be paid. District Judge Hosey said an investigation by the grand jury was possible, with Waggoner offering his wealth to back all deposits and reassure customers. Governor Talley and Tejas Waggoner spoke to crowds, stressing the bank’s strong condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
First National Bank of
Farsant County Brand
George F. Hosey
Alv Pucestya
W. E B. Cornnell
Otter
Wei
Ay Aggoner
Tejas Tastoeman
Lynn P. Talley
Dallas Federal Reserve
Hereford Calves Held for 4-H Club Members
Steveford calves from the S M ranch in Texas purchased on the Kansas City market for 12 cents a pound are held on the Nick Thome farm southwest of Lawrence for Baby Skeet clubs of 4 H members. Sixty three calves were selected from a hundred sent up. The remainder sold the next day for 13 cents a pound and the club calves would have brought 14 cents per pound. Thome financed the purchase and transport to Lawrence and will sell the calves to club members for 12 1/2 cents a pound. A rate of 12 cents was given to the clubs by the razion. Twenty five calves have been taken and Taylor urged interested boys and girls to see him at the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steveford
S. M
Texas
Kansas City
Nick Thome
Lawrence
J. Ti. Taylor
Cluhc
Kannas City
Thome
Taylor
Farm Bureau
Russian Orthodox Denounces Persecution Claim In Soviet Union
Moscow reports Metropolitan Servius, acting head of the Holy Synod, rejects the idea of persecution in the Soviet Union. He blasts Pope Pius XII's encyclical, denounces Bishop Longley of Town for alignment with anti Soviet views, and urges unity among Christians despite government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Holy Synod
Servius
Pope Pius
Asia
Harry Sherman Longley
Episcopal Church
Longley
Conin
Gard
Nine Die In Blast At Athens Ammunition Depot
An explosion and fire at a powder works and munitions depot in Liosia, a suburb of Athens, killed nine people and injured others. The depot housed 200,000 hand grenades, all destroyed. Authorities report no immediate signs of incendiarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Liosia
Road bid openings set for four Kansas counties
Bids on about 700000 dollars of highway construction work in Kingman, Harvey, Rush, and Tatler counties were opened in Newton. The commission adjourned to Hutchinson offices to tabulate bids with awards to be announced on March 10. Gilkison of Douglas County received a gift from George Tudhope in San Antonio as thanks for assisting in Tudhope's job move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Kan
Kingman
Hearvey
Rush
Tatler
Hutchinson
Sereer An
Gilkison
George Tudhope
Douglas County
San Antonio
Tex
Tudhone Iwa
Romanian Government Probes Ileana Fiance Details
In Bucharest the Romanian government investigates the background of Princess Ileana as it seeks information about Count Von Hochberg fiancé. Premier Maniu says intervention would occur if findings dishonor the count and he notes the engagement has been postponed amid royal secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Rumania
Peli
Ileana
Maniu
von. Hochberg
Marie
Count von Hochbert
London
Marie I
Egypt
Mediterranean
Topeka Records Warm February Day as Mercury Surges
In Topeka on February 18 the temperature rose to 77 degrees, the highest ever recorded for that date in the city. The weather bureau forecast statewide readings between 75 and 80 degrees for that afternoon, with generally fair and warmer conditions tonight and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Tau Sigma Dance Recital Tickets On Sale At KU
Tau Sigma honorary dancing sorority at the University of Kansas announces reserved tickets for the Fraser theater recital to go on sale Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at Green Hall. Tickets priced fifty cents will be reserved when purchased. Twentys evene members will be assisted by other students and a nine-piece orchestra for two programs planned with new innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Sigma
University of Kansas
Fraser Theater
Greenhall
Elizabeth Dunkel
Taw Sigma
Tay Sigma
Services for Mrs. Fanny Sampson Held at Niatreat Baptist
Mrs. Fanny Sampson dies at home on East Sixteenth Street. Funeral services set for 2:30 Saturday at Niatreat Baptist Church with Rev. G. N. Jackson officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery. Relatives from Minnesota anticipated to arrive for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Sampson
East Sixteenth Street
Ni Atreat Baptist Church
G. N. Jackson
Oak Hill
Minnesota
Car Collision at Sixth and Elgin Streets
A car driven by H. A. Beech collided with Paul Abels' parked vehicle at the corner of Sixth and Elin streets last night. Beech stated to Officers Worter and Hunter that street repair barricade and a passing car crowded the spot, leaving insufficient room to avoid the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Beech
Paul Abels
Sixth and
Elin’ Street
Abel
Corp
Beech
Fred Worter
Floyd Hunter
One Way Out Editor Letter Warns Red Cross Policy
A reader criticizes the American Red Cross for refusing aid to famine sufferers in China arguing the population is too large and natural laws should prevail. The letter questions missionary and military action as solutions and ends with an old for sale notice for home made jelly and preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
American Red Cross
China
Ching
Faculty Members To Music Meeting
Several University of Kansas fine arts faculty will travel to Emporia for a two day Kansas State Music Teachers association session. KU instructors join programs at Hotel Broadview while evening concerts are at Emporia College and Kansas State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Emporia
Kansas State Music Teachers’ Association
K. U
Hotel Broadview
College of Emporia
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Piano Round Table
Dean Swarthout
Howard C. Taylor
Fine Arts Piano Department
Violin
Waldemar Gelteh
Fine Arts School
Gelteh
Fiske Mountain
W. B. Dalton
Lawrence
Association
Tris Veatis
D. R. Hirschler
D. M. Swarthout
Chas. S. Skilton
Eugene Christyi
W. B. Downing
H. C. Taylor
Waldeme Geltch
Luther Leaven'goad
Haley Case to Be Up in Court Tomorrow
Douglas county district court plans the February docket with the trial of A J Haley a 19 year old Lawrence youth on six burglary counts The trial was delayed by illness and the witness Snavely disappearance He has been located and co defendants Tortaden and Bradley who confessed and are in Hutchinson will testify Also noted a separate auto collision case judged by Mean s awarding $8 of 102 50 sought in damages
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Tomior-Row
A. J. Haley
Lawrence
Eldon Snavely
Haley
John Bradley
Julius Tornaden
Hutchinson
Tortaden
Bradley
Snavely
Harry Frazee
District Court
Hugh Means
Charles Stanlan
H. J. Anderson
Fourteenth and
Massachusetts Street
E. Plaintiff
Nine KU Students to Perform Recital at University Auditorium
Nine University of Kansas music students from the school of fine arts will perform in a student recital at the University auditorium at 8:30 tomorrow afternoon. Participants include Maurine Shuler James Thomas Ethele Love Audrey Browlen Muriel Volker Caroline Rot House Louis Henry Dorothy Pierce and Evelyn Watkins. The program features organ preludes and fugues, piano works by Chopin Bach and Mendelssohn, and songs including On Wings of Song and Etudes in F sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
School of Fine Arts
University Auditory
Maurine Shuler
James Thomas
Ethele Love
Audrey Browlen
Muriel Volker
Caroline Rot House
Louis Henry
Dorothy Pierce
Evelyn Watkins
Chopin
James’ Thomas
Ethele
Love
Audrey Britiano
Spark Muriel Volker
Mendelssa
Former firefighter Neilson fined in liquor case
Otto Neilson, a former city fireman, was fined $200 in municipal court in Kansas City on a liquor charge connected to his wife Daisy Neilson's death from acute alcoholism. Detectives testified Neilson was intoxicated when authorities entered the home to probe the incidents surrounding the death. Indictment in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Otto Neilson
Daisy Neilson
Neilson
One of Largest Liquor Violators Named in Kansas City
Forty one indictments, mostly liquor law violations, were returned by a federal grand jury here. Ray Broom, regarded as a major Kansas City liquor wholesaler, was named with John Collovy and Arthur Loveland as alleged aids, following a raid on December 17. Dance tomorrow night. DeSoto. Wyrick's 8-piece orchestra, Men 7c. Ladies free. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ray Broom
John Collovy
Arthur Loveland
DeSoto
Wyrick
C T U Institute Set For February 28 Here
County W C T U institute to be held Friday February 21 at First Methodist Church Tenth and Vermont streets starting at 10 a m program includes devotionals by Mrs Thomas 41615 County Loyal Temperance Union by Mrs Lolla Tacops Joppwell 1045 Child Welfare Relative to Alcohol and Nicotine by Mrs A L Ferris 1115 Music by Quincy school children 1130 Temperance Anone High School Youths H L Baker principal of Lawrence High School 1200 Vocal solo Byron C Donmeyer Noontide Prayer Mrs Arddison Conner Covered Dish Luncheon Afternoon 115 Music Baldwin Union Devotionals Mrs Minnie Kilgore 130 Drugge Mrs John Claypool 200 Wet Articles About Kangus 230 Publicity Mrs George Glenn Lecompton Music Quad Wallace Union 200 Is the Law Worth Enforcing Member of KU Law Department 430 Resume of 1929 Chief Will Johns Music Adjournment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. T.U. Institute
Methodist Church
Tenth
Vermont Streets
Stirt
Thomas
Baldwin' Union
Minnie Kilgore
John Claypool
Kangus
George
Glenn
Lecompton
Wallace Union
K. U. Law Department
Will Johns
Plans for Kansas yearbook distribution by county clubs
A county club committee discussed completing two KU projects: distributing KU yearbooks to 22 Kansas high schools and a Kansas leader section with photos of high school leaders from 22 schools. George Chums, J R Meek, and another student form a committee to raise funds, with eleven district directors handling yearbook purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
General County Club
K. U
Kansas
George Chums
Jayhawker
Kansas Leader
Fred Ellsworth
K. U. Alumni Association
Damage suit begins over wreck near Newton Kansas
Alva O Dowd Jr of Kansas City sues the City of Newton Harvey County J P Collins Construction and Emil Graff for 50000 alleging negligence in marking a todd construction one mile south of Newton leading to a permanent injury when his car overturned after hitting a barricade on April 3 1927. Vernon H Evans of Wichita and I L Hildebrand of Milwaukee were killed in the crash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon H. Evans
Wichita
I. L. Hildebrand
Milwaukee
O'Dowd
Army Flier Whitmore Drowns In Plane Crash At Montgomery
Lieutenant Willard R. Whitmore twenty four of the army air reserve corps drowned when his plane nose div ed into a pit partly filled with water at Montgomery Alabama. Bodies recovered. Whitmore a Wichita Kansas native came to the post last November after training at Kelly Field Texas. Also notes recall of Sir Heine Howard ambassador from Britain and the ending of the British embassy representation in Washington until Sir Ronald Lindsay arrives about March twenty. Archie Breiger twenty eight pilot for Boyer Aircraft Company Sikeston Missouri critically injured when his biplane spun from 1500 feet above Cairo airport and crashed. Kreeck couple sail from Santiago February twelve expected New York March three. Rabbit breeders club to meet at Chamber of Commerce rooms seven thirty tonight. Government bonds report with Liberty bonds and Treasury issues listed. Journal-World want ads urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Army
Air Reserve Corps
Wichita
Kan
Whitmore
Kelly Field
Tex
Washington
Heine Howard
Greatritain
Weatherington Diplomatic Corps
Hoover
British Empire
United States
Ronald Lindsay
Cras
Caine! Ti
Archie Breiger
Boyer Aircraft Company
Sikeston Mo
Cairo
Delta Upsilon to Host Fifth Provincial Conference
The University of Kansas Delta Upsilon chapter will host the Fifth Provincial conference this Friday and Saturday. About thirty-three delegates from eleven chapters in the United States and Canada are expected, with Manitoba Canada Missouri Oklahoma Iowa State Illinois Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota Chicago Nebraska and VA among them. National President John D. Scott of New York City and National Executive Secretary Elmer A. Glenn will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Delta Upsilon
United States
Canada
Manitoba
Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Nebraska
John D. Scott
New York City
Elmer A. Glenn
Suit in liquor deaths seeks damages against Topeka
Mrs. Cornelia Sasen, a 12 year old Negro, files a $24,680 damage suit against the City of Topeka claiming injuries to herself and her deceased husband and son from intoxicating liquor sold in the city. The action rests on Kansas law allowing such suits for damages to persons injured by liquor sales and cites good faith by city officials as a defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Cornelia Sasen
Kansas
Schlundt to Lecture on Radium Poisoning at KU
Missouri professor Dr Herman Schlundt of the University of Missouri will speak on Radium Poisoning in the chemistry lecture room at the University of Kansas tomorrow evening under Sigma Xi. The public is invited. His radium poisoning work connects him with recent eastern cases and their implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schlundt
University of Missouri
University of Kansas
Sigma Xi
Society For
Schlundt
Spring Cleaning Cooperation With City Hauler
R B Lackey, city garbage contractor, offers to work with Lawrence residents for spring cleaning. His crew will haul away ashes and accumulated rubbish piled along alleys. A broader city wide cleanup may follow, with households urged to remove part of the debris now to ease the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Lackey
Mr. Lackey
Mathematics Club elects twenty two Kan sas students
Twenty two University of Kansas Mathematics Club members were elected. Included are Anna Sellars Elizabeth Hyer Ella Key Lilly Somers James Shatton Howart Wingert Dorothy Ridgeway R E Kartsock Vires Cole Bill Rooney Marion Winkler Robert Shultz Roland Miner Glenn Lehmann Donald Swatford Philip Benz De Wayne Notling William MacLaren Albert Taylor and Oliver Basinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Anna Sellars
Elizabeth Hyer
Ella Key
Lilly Somers
James Shatton
Howart Wingert
Dorothy Ridgeway
R. E. Kartsock
Vires “Cole
Bill Rooney
Marion Winkler
Robert Shultz
Roland Miner
Glenn Lehmann
Donald Swatford
Philip Benz
de Wayne Notling
William MacLaren
Albert Taylor
Oliver Basinger
KU Glee Club to Sing on KFKU Tonight and Tomorrow
The University of Kansas Glee Club directed by Prof. Gene Christy will perform over KFKU the university radio station from this evening until 8 30. The club will also sing at the all University convocation in the auditorium at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Ben's Glee Club
Gene Christy
KFKU
J2lub
University of Kansas Ments Glee Club
Sugens Christy
Ima Miter
Tunter
Mon Jayhawk
Shelley
British Motorship Aground Near Newport Beach
A British motorship City of Lille ran aground early today at Newport Beach California but Harbor officials said it was not in immediate danger. The incident was reported via radio from San Pedro and Newport Beach harbor control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Cal
City of Lille
Newport Beach
Woodstock Visitors Stop by Local Homes
Mrs Lloyd Scofield joined by companions visited Wednesday morning with several locals. Afternoon calls included Mrs Frank Champion Mrs Frank Black and John Harley. Further visits by Mrs Roy Loff of McLouth and others extended into Thursday at Jim Lawless and Clarence Spray homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Scofield
Frank Champion
Frank Black
John Harley
Bettie Black
Roy Loff
McLouth
Harry Wellman
Margaret Arejen
John Studie
Violet
Jim Lawless
Robert Davison
Helsen
Audrey Davison
Clarence Spray
Floyd
Worden Neighbors Recall Social Ties and Local News
A long list of neighbors visit, call, and attend events in Worden. The community notes visits to the Zooks and Martins, sales, illnesses, funerals, and church activities. Notable items include Charles Dews death in Lawrence, Dunn sale near Valley Chapel, and the Worden Young People League Valentine party led by Elmer Rappard.
Local Community Notices and Burial Service Report
A long item list names Lucille Craig and many neighbors, noting sickness, visits, and chores. The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Alt in Lawrence is reported with funeral details at St. John's Evangelical church. Community members helped with butcher work, farming tasks, and school events, with numerous visits between Lawrence, Baldwin, and local homes.
Local Social Visits and Housework Help Noted
Sunday activities include Florence Heim visiting Ethel Puvogel and Mrs. Nellie Wintermantel hosting grinding at her home. Mr and Mrs Karl Shipps with twins spent time at Hub Levi’s, Winona Breithaupt assisted with chores at Rev A Mastin’s. Ruth Breithaupt visited Mrs Wmn Simon Tuesday evening. Andy Hain and Misses Margaret and Sophia Heim visited Mrs George Puvogel Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bike
J. R. Nanniga
Lawrence
Will Heppner
Mastin
Fred Heim
Ivan Schwartz
George Puvogel
Grandpa Reppard
J. W. Breithaupt
Dunn Sale
Valley Chapel
H. L. Cheney
Betty Jane
Emporia
Guy Deskins
Stella
Oscar Heinon
Stoebener
Arnold
Walter
Ralph Kline
Christine Heim
Raymond Heim
Nellie Wintermantle
Elmer
Will Pippert
John Pippert
Henry Pippert
John Stahel
Winne Karl
Martha
Milton
John Stoebener
Mable Swig
Topeka
Elmer. Pippert
Helen Heppner
Frances
Ruth Breithaupt
Henry Rappard
Wayne, Warner
Chas. Heim
Char+ Jey
Hub Leaf
Ethel
Brown County
Puvogel
Kansas City
Lydia Johanning
High Prairie
CG. G. Schwartz
Frances Geiss
Pete Vogler
Ottawa
Edwin Schreiber
Chas. Rappard, Sr
Rev
A. Mastin
Wm. Lynch
Hazel Hazel
Irene
Guy Deskines
Stella Deskines
Oscar
Otto Stoebener
Melvin Schwartz
Warden Young People’s League
Jose Heffner
Elmer Rappard
Harold
Ivan
Mae Rappard
Sophia
Heim
Hazel
Irene Lynch
Elmer Pippert
Dorothy
Winona
Frances Breithaupt
Roy
Lester Schwalm
Bessie
Olive Brown
Helen Flory
Elmer Wintermantel
Harley i
Alfred Lyons
Clarence Cand
Lucille Craig
Erna
Dorothea Schwartz
Gladys
Lloyd Ford
Joyce Leach
Elsie Rouse
Atred Weybright
Alton Pippert
Henry Fleer
Alvin Hennon
Alyine Stahel
Richard Mastin
Alta
Fern
Arlie
Andy Haun
Raymond
George Pavogel
John Moses
George. Shuter
Chas
Warner
Clara
Overbrook
Elizabeth Alt
St. John's Evangelical Church
Thee, Hauck
Endord
B. Slupianek
St. John’s Evangelical
John Elm
Centropolis
John Cline
Charlie Ditwiler
Albert Hornberger
Ruth Darlene
Dave Heffner
Floyd
Nanniga
Frank Lutz
Ning
Esther Johanning
Donald
Ray Vaughnn
Henry Johanning
Cynthia Faye
Tae Fleer
Doris Marie
E. W. Deskines
Michael
Guy Charles
Dorothy Jean
Vassar
Baldwin
Donald Ranvard
Fred
Charles Breithaupt
Roland DeWatteville
Edil Heffner
Win Johanning
Nellie’ Wintermantel
Henry
Mary
Sloebener
George Favorel
C. F. Fike
Wm. Simon
William Broeker
Pauline Simon
Katharine Simon
Fred Pleer
Ben Gibson
Edd Johanning
John Oelkers
Christine Tucker
Margaret
Sophia Heim
Gertrude Schott
Mary Durst
Frances Dyer
Arthur
Leo Simon
Christine
Florence Heim
Ethel Puvogel
Karl Shipps
Hub Levi
Winona Breithaupt
Nellie
Wintermantel
Wmn
Simon
Andy Hain
WREN Wednesday Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests
A fragmented listing of radio program times and performers for a Wednesday schedule. Includes names like Joluy Kennedy Lew White and University of Kansas glee club, with segments on weather, market reports, and concerts. The fragmented text lists multiple hour blocks and program titles across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joluy i Kennedy
Pram
Ghivristis
Che
Vouest B
Ana
Jarket Eports
Werther Horecaat
Meron Bartlett
London
Melody Ooiskeleans
Ineleen Triu
J. Tawton Lennett
Hernig Cummins’ Ovram
Siclen Beard
Walt Bratton
Prontier Days
Golden Gems
Alipinn Sparkers
Andy
Sitahey
Salicon Weather Man
Cascarets Promise Quick Help for Constipation
An ad touts Cascarets as a quick effective remedy for constipation. A nightly candy dose cleanses waste, refreshes breath, clears tongue, and relieves biliousness headaches and gas. Repeats two or three nights to reset digestion with cascara claimed to strengthen bowel muscles. Sold in drug stores in 16c boxes.
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Jay
Eee
Texas Institutio
Hereford
Helana
Mercury Today Heights
Fos
C. T. U. Institute
Kansas Year Books
Alabama
Kreecks
George L. Kreeck
Santiago
Chile
New York
Ee Kreeck
Paraguay
Asuncion
Kaw Valley Rabbit and Isley Breedes’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
M. ‘Daniels
Snembete
Liberty
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Journal
Weston, Mo
James Abbott
Burlington
D. R. Meredith
Ninth
Indiana Streets
W.D. Fowles
North Fifth Street
Anne Arnett
James Weeds
J. H. Daugherty
Woodstock
Eaeren
Lad Sun
Lucy Cullison
Emma Ridgway
Margaret Avelen
Martin Zook
F. S. Champion
Charles Dews
FP. S. Champion
Herbert Champion
Harry Zook
Joe Boyd
Frank Walters
Mr. O'Hara
Steward Brothers
Vivian White
Frank Walters Phigtidas
Ed Davison
Ben’ McGuire
Leavenworth
Ed Morrow
National Bank
Wren
Schubert Funeral Home
E. Aee
Dr. Garter
Carter
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