Democrats Flock To Reed Meeting In Kansas
Kansas Democrats gathered in Topeka for the Washington day banquet and central committee meeting. Senator James A Reed of Missouri, a presidential aspirant, was due to address the crowd. The convention city was being debated with Hutchinson and other cities in contention.
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Kansas
Democratic Club
Central Committee
James A. Reed
Missouri
Tulsa
Masonic Temple
Sam
WDAP
Kansas City
WEBW
Democratic State Central Committee
Hutchinson
Wichita
Pittsboro
Salina
Emporia
M. Davis
Bronson
Noah Bowman
Garnett
B. O T. Dinckney
Wellington
Jasper T. Kinvard
Olathe
Ex-Service Men Form Kansas Democratic Veterans League
Topeka Feb 22 AP Prohibition not a party issue in the approaching national election said John H Atwood Kansas City attorney and former Democratic national committeeman The meeting elected Jo BE Gaitskill Girard president of the new Democratic war veterans league with John Wood Wichita as secretary treasurer District vice presidents were named and Adgarc Bennett Marysville a midwived of the 1427 state legislature was endorsed for a post in Kansas delegation to the Democratic national convention.
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John H. Atwood
Kansas City
Democratic National
Kansas
Jayhawk
Mr. Atweed
Democratic Servicemen's League
BE. Gaitskill
Girard
Kansas Department of the American Legion
John Wood
Wichita
Maurice O'Keefe
Atchison
George West
Cart Rice
Parsons
Dick Hepworth
Oshge Cux
Rex Montgomery
Marysville
H.C. Cole
J. B. Wood
Leon Pickins
Adgar c Bennett
Gone Mad About Laws Tells Bar Association
Missouri Senator Peed told Shawnee County bar association luncheon in Topeka that there are ten times as many laws as needed and many do no good, claiming Congress has been too eager to yield to problems. He spoke at a Democratic rally.
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Topeka
Kansars
Senator Peed
Missouri
Shaw. Re
Cerpes
Reed pleads for harmony in Democratic western tour
Senator James Reed of Missouri urged party unity in Tulsa as he campaigned for harmony against factional divisions. He attacked the protective tariff and attacked the administration while praising Woodrow Wilson's honesty. Reed noted a Reed-for-President club formed in Oklahoma and met many state Democratic leaders without scheduling conferences.
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Tulsa
Okld
James Reed
Missouri
Reed
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Washington
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri Senator Reed Heads Topeka Rally On Western Tour
Senator Reed of Missouri, accompanied by Wyandotte county Democrats and many home town friends, left Kansas City on two special trains to address a Democratic state rally in Topeka tonight. He began his western swing after breakfast at his residence and was photographed departing with Mrs. Bean.
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Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Kan
Reed
Missouri
Topeka
Bean
Far West
May Run for Congress In Third District
Jo E. Gaitskill of Girard former Kansas Legion commander said he probably would seek Congress from the third district on the Democratic ticket. He attended Kansas Democrats’ annual festivities in Topeka where his late father Ben S. Gaitskill was noted leader. Carl J. Peterson, former state bank commissioner, broke the small finger of his right hand before a major Democratic rally, forcing him to shake with his left hand.
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Eka
Jo E. Gaiteill
Girard
Kansas Department
American Legion
Gaitskill
Ben S. Gaitskill
Kansas
Carl Peterson
Topeka
Carl J. Peterson
Te Bea Gane
Leaders' School Opens Two Day Nutrition Training
A two day women's Farm Bureau training school for nutrition leaders began in the Chamber of Commerce building with sixteen leaders attending. Miss Connie Foote of Kansas State Agricultural College demonstrated American cheese making and will discuss cheese in the diet and perform cheese dish demonstrations tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Chicago’s planned 1938 world’s fair receives Samuel Insull as finance committee chairman. The event, nicknamed the world’s sin centennial celebration, adopts the shorter title Chicago's second world’s fair and centennial celebration.
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Women's Farm Bureau Training School For
Chamber of Commerce
Connie Foote
Kansas State Agricultural College
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Serntgaees World
Christmas Oil Chief Sentenced in Fort Worth Case
Burton Christmas, president of the Christmas Oil Corporation, was sentenced to one year and one day in Leavenworth Federal Prison and fined 5060 for actions tied to his company. The Feb 22 report places the ruling in Fort Worth Texas with API reporting full details.
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Qit Corporation
Sentenc
Fort Worth
Texas
API Burton Christmas
Christmas Oi
Leaven‘worth
Forecast: Rain Changes to Snow With Cold Blast
Rain in Salina Manhattan Hutchinson Pittsburg Arkansas City and Coffeyville turning to snow with a sharp cold wave tonight into Thursday. Strong winds shift to northerly by Thursday morning or night. Roads vary from good to slippery in places. several cities report mist or light rain. Phone reference appears as an ambulance service listing.
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Ansas
Salina
Manhattan
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Rondy
Douglas Round
le Funk
Gasoline turbine latest moto invention tests flight
Chicago February 22 AP reports inventor Lasley of Libertyville Illinois plans a trans Atlantic test of a gasoline turbine airplane motor. France has issued a patent and US and Canadian governments expect patents. First plane to use the engine will be sponsored by Libertyville chamber and Kenosha manufacturers. Lasley says it will have a third greater cruising radius per fuel.
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Chicago
Riley
Libertyville
France
United States
Lasley
Libertyville Chamber of Commerce and By Kenosha, Wis
Hinkler finishes England to Australia solo flight
Australian aviator Bert Hinkler arrived in Port Darwin after a 15 day solo flight from England. He stopped at Rome Malta Bengazi Cenia Tarbruk Tripoli Ramidi Palestine Basra Irak Jack Persia Karachi India Calcutta Rangoon Burma Singapore Bandung Bima along the way. Reported as setting multiple air records though London later noted missing Lloyds insurance arrangements reduced potential earnings.
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Port Darwin
Australia
Bert
Hinkler
Bima
Sumbawa
England
Fim
Rome
Malta
Bengazi
Cienia
Tarbruk
Tripoli
Ramidi
Palestine
Basra
Irak
Jack
Persia
Karachi
India
Calcutta
Rangoon
Burma
Singapore
Bandung
Java
Timor Sea
Bundaberg
Queensland
London
Bert Hinkler
Lloyds
Washington 200th birth celebration urged by official group
Washington, Feb 22 AP The 200th birthday of George Washington is set to be widely observed in 1932. The observance commission urges ongoing national interest with state and local celebrations led by state commissions and executive committees. Special focus may honor places like Valley Forge Trenton and Boston where Washington’s role was pivotal.
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Washington
George Washington
Fess
Ohio
Ohioan
Valley Forge
Trenton
Boston
Lindbergh Heads North as Four Backers Fly
Col oniel Charles A Lindbergh departed Lambert field at 10 12 a m in a Ryan monoplane with four passengers headed north along the St. Louis Chicago air mail route keeping destination secret to avoid crowds. Backers included Harold M Bixby William B Roth Harry H Knight and E F Mahoney who sponsor his aviation ventures. Two killed in Haiti crash involved Marine officer John T Harris and Homer Howell of United Fruit in Port-au-Prince.
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St. Louis
Coloniel
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Harold M. Bixby
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
William B. Roth
Curtiss-Robertsonircraft Corporation
Harry H. Knight
St. Louis Flying Club
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
John T. Harris
United States Marine ‘Corps
Greenfield,Mo
Homer Howell
United Fruit Company
Harris
Port-de-Paix
Teapot Committee to Hear Bankers in Teapot Dome Probe
Washington dispatch reports New York Chicago and Boston bankers summoned to testify before the Senate Teapot Dome committee. They will bring books on Continental Trading profits used to fund the Republican National Committee deficit in 1922 and 1923. Names include Wm H Gilks John Prentice N C Lenfester and others as probe traces at Empire Trust and Liberty Bond payments.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Boston
Senate Teapot Dome
Continental Trading Company
Epublican National Committee
Wm. H. Gilks
Continental National Bank and Trust Company
John Prentice
Chase National Bank
N. C. Lenfester
First National Bank
Bos- On
Continental
Republican National Committee
Will H. Hays
Empire Trust Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Hays
Teapot Dome
Missouri seeks suspension of license laws for Missourians
Jefferson City Mo Feb 22 AP Telegr ams were sent today by Charles L Becker Missouri secretary of state to Governors Henry Johnston of Oklahoma and John E Martineau of Arkansas asking for suspension of laws requiring Missourians driving into those states on business or to work to obtain state licenses for vehicles The secretary of state asked for an immediate conference on the matter and said if no arrangement was made suit would begin in federal or state courts in Oklahoma and Arkansas to test the validity of the laws and whether they violate interstate commerce laws The action followed a Joplin complaint about a truck driver fined $60 in Arkansas for lacking an Arkansas license on his truck during a delivery in the state
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Jefferson City
Charles L. Becker
Missouri
Henry §. Johnston
Oklahoma
John FE. Martineau
Arkansas
Secretary of State
Missouri Vehicle Registration Bureau
Becker
Joplin
Shocking rescue off Bermuda as woman fights sharks
Mrs L J Rosser wife of an Atlanta judge was swept overboard from a harbor craft near Hamilton Bermuda during a storm. She clung to a wooden gate for 30 minutes until lifeboats rescued her as waves battered the craft. She was hospitalized with lung hemorrhage and shock in serious condition. The incident followed a West Indies cruise aboard the California and involved a near-miss with rocks during the night search.
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New York
Hamilton
Bermuda
California
West Indies
L. J. Rosser
Atlanta Ga
King Edward Hospital
Rain to Turn Into Snow in Kansas Tonight
Topeka reports a winter return with rain changing to snow and a cold northerly wind. Eastern and southern counties expect temperatures to fall after a day with trace rain in Dodge City Concordia and .08 inch in Wichita. Skies cloudy statewide with record highs and lows noted. weather bureau forecast for tonight through Thursday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Dodge City
Concordia
Wichita
Sta Goodland
Jmark
Tsas
Todt
Wishite
Women Enter Primary as Illinois Lists Grow
Ten women entered the Illinois April primary with nine seeking state legislature seats. In one district two women contend for the same nomination for congressman at large. Among candidates is Mrs Harold L Ickes of Winnetka a Chicago club leader who filed for state representative from the seventh district.
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Wereas
Ruth
Hanna McCormick
Republic
Illinois
Fis
Harold L
Milady's Knees Fashion Show Aboard Transatlantic Liners
Fashion ships Olympic and Paris brought two hundred Paris fashion buyers and designers from New York after crossing rough seas. Daily shows on deck featured long skirts, white gowns, and brown tones with crystal jewelry lighting the ballrooms. Notable passengers included pianist Max Hambourg and comedian Nelson Keys, though the fashion crowd dominated attention.
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New York
Paris
Olympic
United States
France
America
Rue de la Paix
Leneaih
Sheba
Hata
Max Hambourg
Canada
Pacific Coast
Nelson
Keys
Hollywood
Auto Dealers Meet In Topeka At Elks Club Dinner
Delegation from the Topeka Automotive Dealers Association toured a Lawrence gathering, with Lee Jones touting benefits of the association and public service. G A Gott urged a flat rate for repairs, praising overhead control for garage owners. Traffic policing praised, Lawrence plans a slogan contest, and a universal membership design was approved.
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Topeka Automotive Dealers Association
Elks Club
Lee Jones
Topeka Association
G. A. Goit
Bopeka Association
Gott
Lawrence
Lawrence Automotive Association
Smith Assured of Support for Al Smith in South Dakota
Sioux Falls February 22 AP South Dakota supporters and the Al Smith for President committee claim their faction will control the Democratic state convention in Pierre on March 6. They estimate more than 50 000 votes in the convention and assert Smith will be assured of victory with about 87 000 votes represented. Also reported is a Leavenworth visit by four Douglas County men to inspect the Meyers Dairy Holstein herd, noted as one of the top state herds. three high Holstein cows last year were owned by Meyers farm, and the men seek Holstein bulls for market.
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Sioux’ Falls
South Dakota
al Smith
Pierre
Endofa Wich
Smith Committee
New York
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Fred
Reynolds
Harry
Turner
E.H
Melville
A. J
Gilkison
Meyers Dairy
Méyers
Washington Post Holds a Washington Birthday Meeting
Washington Post held a formal observance of Washington’s birthday in Lawrence under the Grand Army of the Republic. The gathering filled the G A R rooms at the courthouse with about 2 309 participants as Simons addressed colonial leadership and Washington’s rise to the presidency amid colonial discord. The program included prayers, songs, piano and violin pieces, and tributes to veterans, with banks, schools, and post offices closed for a holiday.
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Washington
Law‘rence
Washington Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Ard
Court House
Simons
Continental Army
Mr. Simons
The
Republic
E. F. Price
America
Ida Swadley
Aww. Lamb
Whar Pine
Billoween Maccubrie
Speed test tomorrow at Daytona Beach for new speed mark
In Daytona Beach Florida racing trio must make official attempts by five o clock tomorrow afternoon to better the 206.9 mph record set Sunday by Captain Malcom Campbell of London. Captain Campbell Frank Lockhart of Indianapolis and J M White of Philadelphia drew lots and were assigned hours during which attempts to eclipse the existing marks would be made subject to beach conditions.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Alleged Tamperers of DeMayo Jury Up Before Judge
In federal court Judge Albert L. Reeves began contempt proceedings against James Akers A a Jarman and Jewell Hartman for alleged tampering with the third DeMayo jury which had disagreed Akers alleged to have offered money to jurors to hang the jury Jarman and Hartman both barbers from Lawson Missouri are charged with using Akers in the alleged bribery attempts Tulsa Woman 107 Years Old Tulsa Oklahoma Feb 22 Tulsa county's oldest resident Mrs Elizabeth Gillis celebrated her 107th birthday with a quiet dinner party at her granddaughter's home She recently recovered from illness and was noted for smoking a pipe
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Emma City
James Akers
A. A. Jarman
Jewell Hartman
DeMayo
Albert L. Reeves
Akers
Frank J DeMayo
Robert Carnahan
Jarman
Hartman
Lawson
Tulsa
Tulsa, Oxin
Tulsa County
Elizabeth Gillis
Champ office seeker lives in Chicago
Chicago coal dealer William O Rourke emerges as a top Democratic primary candidate in Chicago. He plans to list six voter petitions and may seek seven positions but lacks time. If chosen he could occupy four of six spots including state representative auditor or congressman at large and several local party posts.
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Chicago
William Rourke
O'Rourke
Land Ward
Brumby to face charges over salvage operation
Rear Admiral Frank H. Brumby, commander of the Atlantic Fleet control force, is expected to be ordered home from Colon to answer charges related to the submarine salvage operation. A naval court of inquiry had earlier recommended his removal for failing to provide adequate guidance during the rescue effort. Secretary Wilbur instructed the court to reconvene for a clearer reading of Brumby's resumption and recommendation.
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Washington
Frank H. Brumby
Atlantic
Colon
Panama
Naval Court of Inquiry
Naval Court
Ram Ral Brumby
Sip
Wilbur
Remus Sanity Testimony Led by Two Doctors in Lima Case
Lima Ohio Feb 22 AP two more aliens Dr C L Steer and Dr E B D testified George Remus Cincinnati wife slayer is sane in a habeas corpus hearing before the third district court of appeals. They defined borderland insanity as nonexistent in medicine and said a man is either sane or insane. The defense plans one more alibi witness Dr A C Adams and expects Remus to testify tomorrow.
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Lima
Ohio
C. L. Steer
E. BD
George Remus
Cincinnati
Third District Court of Appeals
Remus
Steer
Sinks
A. C Adams
Cleveland Man Leads National Horseshoe Tourney
Blair Nanamakers of Cleveland extended his unbroken streak to 12 wins in the preliminary rounds of the national horseshoe tournament in St. Petersburg Florida. He defeated J D Hough Urbana Ohio and Emmett Mossman Eldora Iowa while upsets reshaped the field with Bert Duryee losing to Carroll Jackson and C G Thompson. Dimmin Risk posted his tenth win in eleven games as Cyril Jackson added two victories. Five dead in blaze.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Blair Nanamakers
Cleveland
J. D. Hough
Urbana
Ohio
Emmett Mossman
Eldora
Iowa
Bert Duryee
Kansas
Carroll Jackson
Chicago
CG. R. Thompson
Harvey Elmerson
Kenosha
Wis
Frank Jackson
Lamont
Towa
Diminn Risk
Montpelier
Ind
Father and Four Children Die in Apartment Fire
Pittsburgh report says a father and four children perished when a two story house burned. Ten others were rescued as icy streets delayed firefighters for almost an hour after discovery. Names include Konstance Kozakei wicz and children Steven Phillip Mildred Stanley Louis. The mother was away at the time. Another son Louis, 21, was severely burned.
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Pittsburgh
Konstance Kozakeiwicz
Steven
Phillip
Mildred
Stanley
Kozakeicher
Louis
Six Lectures On Society Program At Kansas U Meeting
Six lectures are scheduled for the annual meeting of the Associated Engineering Societies of the University of Kansas on March 5. The program centers on Recent Advances in Electrical Engineering with public lectures on Television by Dr. Herbert Ives and Western March of Settlement by Hamlin Garland. Demonstrations will accompany Dr. Ives’s talk, and the event includes topics like Telephoto Carrier Current Telephony and Supervisory Control Systems with multiple sessions in the University Auditorium and Engineering Building.
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Associated Engineering
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Herbert Ey Ives
United States
Hamlin Garland
Ives
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Avith
Saiks Frank Dawson
Hydtsuries
University
Hamlin Gatland
Peerms
General Electric Co
G. E. Buck
Central Station Department
General Electric Cy
Wyvan
Chancelies
Kipting
Mandalay
Ford Doll s Up as Police Hunt for It
Police hunted for a Ford truck with about 18 dollars worth of tobacco after it was stolen last night. The vehicle was found at the Davis and Child Company wash track. W. A. Hunter, a tobacco salesman, claimed it had been left at Wells garage and disappeared. Authorities searched but found no trace of the vehicle.
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W. A. Hunter
Hunter
Davis & Child Company
Wells
McClintic Holds Report Omits Safety Points
Representative McClintic of Oklahoma a Democrat on the house naval committees says the navy report on the S 4 fails to address safety devices for submarines and omits key confidential information. He notes the navy or admiral in charge had no right to have the S 4 out making runs at that time since the submarine had completed its required runs.
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Washington
L.appos
McClintic
Oklahoma
House
Navy
Second Issue of Journal of Liberal Dove on Sale
The second issue of the Dove journal of liberal campus opinion at the University goes on sale tomorrow. Contributors include Langa Riley William Q. Fennell John Elting Pauli Porter Philipp Kyres Austin Vander Slice Robert Mize Cecil Miller Eugene Sutherlang and John R. Dyer with likely two more.
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Langa Riley
William Q. Fennell
John 8. Elting
Pauli Porter
Philipp Kyres
Austin van
der Slice
Robert Mize
Cecil Millier
Eugene, Sutherlang
John R. ‘Dyer
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