Nomination of Cardozo advances in Senate debate
Washington reports the judiciary subcommittee approved Judge Benjamin Cardozo of New York for the Supreme Court, moving toward full committee endorsement amid protests by William H. Anderson of New York over bail denial in a forgery case. Congress also pursues Glass Steagall credit expansion, department appropriations, and tax policy changes.
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Washington
Benjamin “Ncardozo
New York
Supreme Court
Senate
Steagall
Senate. Judiciary
Cardozo
William H. Andersony
Federal Reserve System
House
Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ways, and Means Committee
House Labor Committee
Holaday
Rill
Hoover
Lodges Plan 200th Washington Birthday Celebration
Lawrence Lodge No 6 and Ac Neja Lodge No 9 join for a joint 200th anniversary of George Washington at the Masonic Temple Monday evening February 22 at 8 o'clock. Dr W W L Burdick past grand master of Kansas Masons will speak on Washington as a Mason. Char les Louk master of No 9 will preside. The program includes music and unveiling of a Washington portrait. W Dill master of No 6 will oversee the informal dining room program after. No 7:30 stated communication will precede the celebration.
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Lawrence
Acneja Lodge
George Washington
Masonic Temple
Ll. Burdick
Karnsas ‘Masons
Thirteenth District
Charles Louk
Washington
Rufus E. Melvin
No. 9
W. Ia. Dill
City Finances to Be Subject in Schools Kansas events March 22
A series of district school meetings on city financial administration will be held in ten Kansas cities on March 22. John G. Stutz of the League of Kansas Municipalities announced the Ottawa session will host city officials from surrounding counties for lectures on city law administration and accounting. Attendance is expected at 50 to 100. Other listed host cities include Sabetha Concordia Marion Hays Colby Garden City Pratt Winfield and Parsons.
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Kansas
Sabetha
Concordia
Marion
Hays
Colby
Garden Citys
Pratt
Winfield
Parsons
University zoologist speaks to Sigma Xi on heredity
Dr. W. Baumgartner of the University zoology department addressed Sigma Xi at Blake Hall. The talk on heredity included photo microscopic lantern slides illustrating his findings.
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W.,.j. Baumgartner
Sigma Xi
Blake Hall
Baumgartner
Oes
John G Meck Named General Agent for Sinclair Refining
John G Meck, former district manager for Sinclair Refining, has been appointed general agent at Topeka. He served as a manager here for two years and is well known in Topeka, where he formerly conducted business.
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John G.meck
Lawrence ; i
Sinclair Refining Company
Topeka
Meck
Tope
City Urges Early Dog Licenses and Rabies Immunization
City officials announce March 1 deadline for dog licenses and mandatory rabies vaccination. Dogs over two months must be licensed and owners must show a vet certificate proving immunization when applying. After March 1, dogs found at large without licenses may be impounded. vaccination valid for one year. Lawrence vets assist by lowering immunization costs to curb disease risk.
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Dot
Lawrence
Mrs Dolly Gann Holds Second White House Conference
Mrs Dolly Gann sister and official hostess of Vice President Curtis held a second White House conference within 24 hours. She visited with the Vice President who attended the regular Friday cabinet meeting with the President. She also spoke with Walter Newton, a secretary to the President, and said she would undertake further tours later with dates to be announced.
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Washington
Dolly Gann
Curtis
White House
Sion
Walter Newton
Midwest
Lawrence high auto class tours Chevrolet plant in Kansas City
Lawrence high school auto mechanics students led by George J. Kirchhoff Jr and school officials toured the Chevrolet plant and an auto show in Kansas City yesterday. About 35 pupils joined the visit and reported receiving valuable information.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas City
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
C. EB. Birch
Ih. L. Baker
H. J. Tagsdon
Former King Friedrich August of Saxony Dies
Breslau Germany Feb 19 AP Former King Friedrich August of Saxony dies after a stroke at Sybel Heworth castle near Breslau His two sons Crown Prince George and Prince Ernest Heinrich and his sister Princess Mathilde were at his bedside The ex king known for humor lost his throne in 1918 but remained popular He once quipped about attending a dog show on Kaiser Wilhelm's birthday.
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Breslau
Germany
Friedrich August
Saxony
Eree
Kaiser Wilhelm
Syby Heworth Castle
Here
Prince George
Ernest Heinrich
Mathilde
Friedrich “August
Berlin
Wilhelm
Aes
Major General Crowder Arrives in New York for Hospital Care
Major General Enoch H. Crowder, chief draft administrator in World War I, arrived from Havana on the Oriente and headed to Walter Reed hospital in Washington for treatment. The 73 year old former U.S. ambassador to Cuba has been in failing health for a year.
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New York
Enoch H. Crowder
U.S S. Army
Havana
Oriente
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Sarge General Crowder
United States
Cuba
Washington Sunday Mass Meeting Observed by Local Men
Lawrence and Douglas County men will gather at Trinity Lutheran church Sunday from 9 45 to 10 45 for a patriotic service honoring George Washington. The program includes Haskell Orchestra, violin and vocal solos, a prayer, a Trumpeter solo, and an address by Donald Stewart Hutchinson state commander. Two trees will be planted after the service.
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Lutheran Church
George Washington
Lawrence
Douglas County
Trinity Lutheran Church
Brotherhood Bible Class
Walter A. Schaal
Mr. Schaal
Haskell Orchestas
America
Salo
Waldemar Gelich
Elmer Anderson
C. A. Puls. Voen
Ar. Helix
William Pilcher
Donald Stewart
Hutchinson
American
Hiatt Arrested in Lawrence for Worthless Checks
Lawrence police arrested P. E. Hiatt a cripple who admitted years of writing worthless checks. He cashed three checks at eight twenty five each on August 22 1929 in Ottawa before faking release on bond and fleeing then later skipped bail. Federal investigators have joined the case as Hiatt traveled with a wife and two children in a Hudson coach and a negro chauffeur.
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Lawrence
P E. Hiatt
Hutchinson
Hiatt
Ottawa
Franklin County
H _ Hiatt
Staal
Date Set For Annual Spring Window Opening
A committee led by J. H. Fritts of the Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce tentatively set Thursday evening March 10 as the date for the annual Spring Window Opening. Plans aim to surpass past events with added entertainment yet to be announced. The semi annual window shows began in Lawrence nine years ago and draw visitors from nearby cities and the Lawrence trading area. The lineup of spring goods, described as unusually attractive, was discussed by buyers who recently returned from markets. The organizing committee includes C. P. Radcliffe D. L Noone H. W. Keene L. R. Criss C. W. Stapp land E. Decker.
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J. H. Fritts
Merchants Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
C. P. Radcliffe
D. L., Noone
H.W. Keene
L. R. Criss
C. W. Stappland
E. Decker
Annual Bannet to be Held by Faculty Women's Club
The Faculty Women's club schedules its annual bannet at the clubhouse at 6 30 Friday evening. Guests include Mrs Harriet Haskell MacDonald Miss Josephine Burnham and Miss Virginia Johnston. Decorations feature gazing balls red tulips and place cards with cherries.
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Faculty Women’s Club
Harriet Haskell MacDonald
Josephine Burnham
Virginia Johnston
C. M. Young
Newcomers Club
Nellie Barnes
University
Southwest
T. S. McAdams
New Haven
Conn
H. Lindley
Robert M. Davis
Politic and court notes from various cities
A string of brief items reports A Weaver returning from New York trip for merchandise. Wilbur urging senators on interior cuts. Judge Ayres to preside at Hanlon murder trial in Coffeyville. a Coffeyville attorney alleging bias. Stevens Point adds a skating policeman patrolling eight hours daily. A Texan hen lays an enormous egg. the credit bill in Senate extended to two years. Also 7,000 books stolen from Superior library. Market Budget seeks thrift solutions.
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Coffeyville
Kan
A. T. Ayres
Howard
F. B. Hanlon
Hanlon
Holdren
Stevens Point
Wis
John Nolan
Washington
Senate
Superior
Libel suit vs The Kansas City Star dismissed
In Lexington Missouri on February 19 AP reports Dr. B Clark Hyde’s libel suit for 300000 against The Kansas City Star was dismissed. Judge Robert M Reynolds found lack of Lafayette county jurisdiction since defendants were not residents and the article was first published in Jackson county Missouri. Col Thomas H Swope’s 1909 death referenced in the Sun Star story.
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Lexington
Kansas City Star
B. Clark Hyde
Robert M. Reynolds
Dr. Hyde
Thomas ‘H. Swope
Sunday Star
Hyde
Col. Swope
Reynolds
The
Star
George B. Longan
Roy A. Roberts
Fred C. Trigg
Lafayette County
Jackson County
Missouri
Legumes Best Timothy in Forage Crop Test
Urbane II AP reports Timothy is in a four-way test by the University of Illinois on a soil experiment field. Legumes lead, with alfalfa red clover and soybeans ahead of non leguminous crops in a four-year rotation of corn oats wheat and hay. Timothy trails in fourth place.
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Urbane
Timothy
Jonce
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Prince of Wales backs Buy British while enjoying American films
London AP reports the Prince of Wales urges buying British, yet he does not shun American movies. Though rarely attending legit theater, he is nearly a regular weekly patron of a large Leicester Square cinema.
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London
Prince of Wales
Leicester Square
Uninstructed delegation urged at Florida meeting
Jouett Shouse, chairman of the Democratic National Executive committee, appealed to Florida party leaders for an uninstructed delegation to the national convention during a meeting of the state executive committee. Special services will open Sunday at Vinland Methodist church with Husted leading two weeks of programs and music. Government bond quotes were listed, and Montgomery Ward announced new refrigerator models on display locally. Mrs Paul Winters’ group of First Baptist will hold a food sale Saturday at Fritts Stowits drug store. St Johns Catholic church ladies plan a sale February 20 at Frisco Meat Market.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Florida
Vinland
H. R. Husted
Baldwin
Paul ‘Winters
First Baptist Church
Fritts-Stowits Drug Store
St.John's Catholic Church
Frisco Meat Market
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Charles W. Bryan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Nebraska
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Journal- World
Market Asket
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Dolly’ Gann
Tony Sarg
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Masefield
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Friedrich August-Til
Enoch’ H. Crowder
Japan
Columbus
Miss
Thomas P. Magruder
Delta
Manchuria
Shanghai
Woosung
England
United ‘States
Oswald Jacoby
Mrs. Culbertson
Storm
Ely Culbertson
Jay
New York City
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Culbertson
Jacoby
J. CG. Thaw
Lightner
Mary. Norman
Hollywood
Cal
Mary J. Norman
Mabel Normand
Film Comedienne
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H.W. Haynes
P. E. Courter
Fannie Phillips Conley
P.T. A
Davis
Kathleen Eustace
Jane Grey
Jane Byrn
Rachel Armstrong
B. Weaver
Wilbur
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Department of Government
Rio Hondo
Tex
Knox Jeffrey
Journal-World Market Basket
Ida Bailey Allen
Cook Book
Nook
Mass
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Indiana
Wales
Funk’s
Ambulance Service
Radio
Philco
Radio. Is
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Ing
U. S
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Liberty
Treasury
Montgomery ‘Ward& Co
Ertisem
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Commissioner of Utilities
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