Poisoned by food at Salvation Army banquet in San Francisco
Nearly 130 people including many children fell ill after a Salvation Army annual conference banquet in San Francisco. Authorities investigated potential botulism as symptoms matched, with hospitals treating about 50 and more than 20 moved to serious care. food items included veal, boiled corn, potatoes, cranberries, gelatine dessert, milk, tea and coffee.
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San Francisco
Salvation Army
A. W. Crawford
Golden Gate Division
Rheba Crawford
Salvation
Amy ‘Angela
Broadwa City
Young People’s Conference
San Francisco Bay
Citieag
Santa Clara
Central Emergency
Central Emergency Hospital
San Jose
Santa Cruz
San Luis
Obispo
Oakland
Richmond
Monaco's Army of 80 Is Ordered Mobilized
Princess Charlotte of Monaco files in French courts for separation from Prince Pierre and division of property. Reports say Monaco faced turmoil with martial law declared by Prince Louis. By April unrest grew, leading to constitutional restoration and political faction tensions among electors and liberal factions. Also noted: Oklahoma woman 15 dead.
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Nica
Prince
Charlotte of
Monaco
Prince Pierre
Charlotte
Pierre
Lousather
Princess
Prince Piérre
Hirag Hdren
Oklahoma
Kate Barnard First Oklahoma Woman State Official Dies
Miss Kate Barnard longtime Oklahoma political figure and reformer died from a heart attack in Oklahoma City. Her career linked with early state history and she helped form one of the first farmer labor blocs. Also notes a new Coz Café opening at 12 East Eighth with opening day gifts and specials.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Kate Barnard
Oklahoma
East Eighth
Three KU Intramural Games Reported at Robinson Gym
Three University of Kansas intramural basketball contests were played in Robinson Gymnasium on Saturday. Chi Delta Sigma defeated Alpha Chi Sigma 88 to 15, Kapna Eta Kappa 24 fell to Phi Chi 22, and Dunakin Club beat Kentucky Colonels 25 to 23. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for condolences and flowers offered during illness and death of Mrs. Monroe Sampson.
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University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Chi Delta Sima
Alpha Chi Sigma
Kapna Eta Kappai
Phi Chi
Dunakin Club
Kentucky Colonels
First Day Opens at Hoover Mountain School in Dark Hollow
Twenty Hoover Mountain School pupils rise early for the debut session led by teacher Christine West. Ray Burraker, the barefoot pioneer, arrived at 5 am to claim the honor of being first, while Grandma and Grandpa Burraker joined the crowd along with curious neighbors and older siblings.
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Hoover's Mountain School
Dark Hollow
Fen
Ray Burraker
Hoover
Burraker
Barraker
Burtaker
George Harold Burtaker
Su Set
L.B. Burraker
Grandmother Burraker
Christine West
Georges
Mr. Hoover
Old Virginny
Dr Bolles First US Woman Osteopath Dies in Denver
Denver AP reports Dr Jenette Hubbard Bolles, 66, a Lawrence native and the first American woman to graduate from an osteopathy school and to practice osteopathy, died after months of illness from heart disease. She lectured in Lawrence last September and was connected to local osteopaths. funeral in Denver tomorrow with Kansas City relatives traveling for the service.
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Denver
United States
Jenette Hubbard Bolles
Lawrence
Kan
Dr. Bolles
Kirksville
David Hubbard
W. H. Seaves
Bolles
Business and Professional Women's Club
Douglas County
Douglas County. Dr. Bolles
Florence Barrows
Harry Hubbard
Kansas City
Mr. Hubbard
Julia Fox Safely Escorted Home by University Students
Two male University students saved Julia Fox, three, of Mr. and Mrs. Fox, from wandering alone on Tenth Street near Massachusetts and escorted her to the McDonald home on Ohio Street. Mrs. Fox later reached Julia’s home with police aiding the search.
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University
Julia Fox
Co. M.fox
Ohio Street
Tenth Street
Massachusetts
Julia
Howard
Shaseh
RL. McDonald
Mr. Fox
University of Kansas Intramural Wrestling Opens
The annual intramural wrestling tourney at the University of Kansas begins at 4 PM in Robinson Gym with preliminaries to finish by 11 PM. Semifinals are set for March 4 and finals for March 5, as reported by intramural athletics manager R. Ebel. Norman Thomas will lecture Friday at 10 AM on Social Philosophy at the university auditorium. Herbert Allphin spoke last night to the Haskell Club on Jobs in Physical Education.
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University of Kanaux
Robinson Gymnasium
R. Ebel
Norman Thomas
University of Kansas
University
Cee Mere
Haskell Club
Herbert Allphin
University of Kansas Department of ‘Physical Educaion
Haskell Boy's Vocational
Despair of Queen of Sweden Deepens at Rome
Reports from Rome say the Queen of Sweden, visiting the city, has been gravely ill with life threatening condition. Physicians expressed serious concern as her condition deteriorated, with no clear prognosis at that time.
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Rome
Sweden
Too Much Demand on Public Purse Continues
A continuation details large federal spending requests across departments. The plan totals about 113 million for justice commerce and labor, 283 million for interior, 48 million in a deficiency bill, and 458 million for war. Separate bills add 39 million with 34.4 million for federal highway aid and several special programs. Additional items include 306 million for public buildings, 50 million for highways, and 10 million for a new supreme court building.
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State
Commerce
Labor Departments
Interior Department
War Department
Europe
London
Supreme Court
Kay Ross Dead Brother of Mrs Leis Dies in Bisbee
Kay Ross native of Lawrence and brother of Mrs George Leis died February 9 in Tucson Arizona. He was a Bisbee resident since 1908 member of the Bisbee Moose Lodge and buried at Evergreen Cemetery. He was born August 6 1866 in Lawrence and was son of Edmund G Ross a former New Mexico governor and U S senator. He married Effie Mabry in 1908 with two children who died in infancy. Survived by three sisters and three nephews attended the Bisbee funeral.
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Kay Ross
Lawrence
George Leis
Tucson
Ariz
Ross
Tocal Moose Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Griffith Davies
Evergreen
Albuquerque
No Mo
Bishee
Effie Mabry
George Lel
Tartaurenee
Krs
R.cobb
Alin
W. B. Cobb
C. B. Bever
New Mexico
The
Lions International
Three Girls Returned From Runaway Discovery
Three girls escaped from Matholic school House of the Good Shepherd in Kansas City were picked up in Eudora Saturday and handed to Sheriff R. B. Rutherford, with Deputy Sheriff Charlie Richards. The girls offered little information. two identified as Thelma Mudd and Wayleda McCollum, ages 12 and 20, while the third refused to name herself. Sheriff Rutherford believed the ages were fictitious. They admitted fleeing the school and were taken back by Rutherford and his mother to the institution yesterday afternoon.
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Matholic School
House of the Good Shepherd
Eighth
Troost Avenues
Kansas City
Moceere
Eudora
RB. R. Rutherford
Charlie Richards
Thelma Mudd
Wayleda McCollum
Rutherford
Leavenworth student photographed in KU Jayhawker
Mary Ellon Donovan of Leavenworth is chosen for the 1930 University of Kansas Jayhawker yearbook to feature pictures of students with top scholastic records. Leavenworth High is among 22 schools represented. London reports the Naval Conference resumes after a brief lull as the French delegation from the new Chautemps government returns.
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Mary Ellon Donovan
Leavenworth
University of Kansas Jayhawker
Leavenworth High
Naval Conference
London
Chautemps
Senate Proposes Probe Into Prohibition Enforcement
The Senate judiciary committee votes to summon Attorney General Mitchell and the Hoover Commission for input on a proposed inquiry into prohibition enforcement. Norris of Nebraska pushes a wide ranging probe covering enforcement, possible political interference, and whether dry laws are properly applied. House talks on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment continue as Curran reports 1929 funds and growing membership.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Vse
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Judiciary
Prohibition Bureau
Congress
House
Judiciary Committee
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Board of
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Death notices from Lawrence report Mrs. G A Addis of Tacoma Washington died after a relapse following a Florida winter visit. Her body to arrive in Lawrence with Kilworth and Power families for private services at Oak Hill cemetery led by Rev Theodore Astman. Henry Hugh Knipe electrocuted near Emporia had funeral in Leavenworth with services by Rev John Baxter Clyde. Woodlawn pre school mothers group to meet February 25 in the teachers’ rest room with talk on mental development of the child. open to all interested.
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G. A. Addis
St. Petersburg
Tacoma
Wash
Lawrence
Addis
John Kilworth
Florida
Wiliam Kilworth
Oak Hill Cemetery
Theodore Astman
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Drennon
J. W. Kilworth
Jom B. Power
Seattle
Howard R. Kilworth
Tacoma, Wash
Henry Hugh Knipe
Emporia
W. H. Reuse
R. T. Smalley
H. C. Eisler
F. L. Taylor
Company
Lloyd Shank
Florida Shank
Henry Knipe
Woodlawn
Emily. P. Turney
Forty Held On Liquor Charges In Salina County Jail
Forty men were held on liquor charges in Salina Kansas county jail as Sheriff E R Nelson announced George Reeves Gypsum city marshal promised to resign after a county wide roundup of alleged bootleggers. Charles Evans Hughes became chief justice of the United States taking the oath at noon today in Washington.
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Salina
Kan
E. R. Nelson
George Reeves
Gypsum
Hughes
Washington
Charles Evans Hu Fe
United States
Minstrels Presentations by Boy Scouts Next Monday and Tuesday
The local gag sketches music and choruses are set as Boy Scouts prepare for public Minstrels at the high school next Monday and Tuesday. Tickets were distributed to Scouts Saturday and a city canvass is underway as they practice their numbers for the olio portion.
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Boy ‘Scout
Olio
Tau Sigma Prepares Two Recitals at Fraser Theater
Tau Sigma honorary dancing sorority at the University of Kansas readies for two Fraser theater recitals, Friday and Saturday at 8:15 pm. Thirty-two dancers, including Joe Dunkel Jr., will perform interpretive, divertissement, and popular numbers with scenery by Ellis Richards, Bob Haig, and Harlan Cardwell. Tickets are on sale in Green Hall basement, with a 4:30 pm daily close.
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Fraser Theater
Tau Sigma
University of Kansas
Fraser
Elizabeth Dunkel
Joe Dunkel, Jr
Topeka
Green Hall
University
Ellis Richards
Bob Haig
Harlan Cardwell
Dorothy Bradshaw
Louise Allen
Tisciments
Pierrette
Hipston
Bax
Vitale
Senior Recital by Virginia Lou Derge Tonight
Virginia Lou Derge presents a senior piano recital in the Administration building auditorium with violinist Helen Stockwell assisting. Program includes Bloch Nirvana, Liszt Faust Waltz, and Beethoven Rhapsody with a dense list of pieces. public invitation extended.
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Virginia Lou Derge
At & O'Clock
Miss Berge
Heleen Stockwell
Nirvana
Bloch
Liszt
Dobnanyt
Faust
Wil Slant Byvlyn Swardiout
Accompaniet
Firemen Halt Grass Blaze Threatening Homes at 24th and Vermont
Lawrence firemen contained a grass fire Saturday afternoon that started from Basil Green’s Twenty fourth and Vermont property where a workman burned grass. Back firing and shifting winds saved several residences and barns as 275 cherry trees owned by W C Simons burned over fifteen acres. The alarm was raised by Harry Burger at 2:48.
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Lawrence Fire Department
Twenty-fourth
Vermont Streets
Haskell
Basil Green
Harry Burger
Twentythird Street
Brewster Named KU Commencement Committee Chair
Prof. R Q Brewster was named by Chancellor E H Lindley to lead the University of Kansas commencement committee. The group includes A W Davidson Florence Black J J Wheeler Fred Ellaworth W A Dill Selma Gottlieb Sara Jones and Paul Osborne. First meeting set for Thursday at 4 30 in the alumni office.
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R. Q. Brewster
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Raymond Nichols
A. W. Davidson
Florence Black
J. J. Wheeler
Fred Ellaworth
W. A. Dill
Selma Gottlieb
Sara Jones
Paul Osborne
Alumni i
Prof. Brewster
Cora M. Downs
Elizabeth Dunkel
Mr. Ellsworth
L. N. Flint
George O. Foster
W. H. Johnson
Philip Readio
Research Hospital Miss Dorothy Weidman Nose Operation
Miss Dorothy Weidman office assistant to Superintendent W W Curfman is in a research hospital in Kansas City where an operation has been performed on her nose.
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In ‘Research Hospital
Dorothy Weidman
W. W.curfman
Inesearch Hospital
Kansas City
Five Day Poultry School Opens in City Hall Rooms
The five day poultry school conducted by Liberty Memorial High School vocational agriculture, Douglas County Farm Bureau, and Kaw Valley Poultry Association opened at 1 30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. L N Harris of Neosho Falls conducts the class with breeding and selection discussed today. He will discuss feeding for winter egg production tomorrow. W R Essick notes all classes run at 1 30 pm through the week. attendance was average.
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Department of Vocational Agriculture
Liberty Memorial High School
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Old City Hall
L.N. Harris
Neosho Falls
Harris
Ge Aes
Health Week winner perfects record at KU program
Helen Lawson of Lawrence a KU sophomore earned perfect scores in agility posture feet and general health tests during the annual health week activities. Tau Nu Tau sorority won the general competition with Alpha Gamma Volta second. Marguerite Mendoza and Lois McNeal placed second and third respectively.
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Helen Lawson
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Tau Nu Tau
Alpha Gamma Volta
Marguerite Mendoza
Kansas City
Phace
Lois McNeal
Benfoit
Miss Lawson
Quack Club
Tau Sigma
Paul B. Dawson
Cool Weather Hits Western Kansas and Drops Across State
Topeka reports a night of cooling as western Kansas felt a cool spell. Meteorologist Flora predicts the cold front moves east before morning, with Wichita posting a February high of 82 and Topeka’s low around 38 above normal. Eastern Kansas may reach upper 70s, western Kansas around 55, with tonight dipping to 2 to 40 across regions.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Wichita
Flora
Pardon Action S: T W Patchen seeks a conditional pardon from Governor Reed after a 1928 Kansas penitentiary sentence for second degree forgery. Apprehended January 19, 1928 in Topeka trying to pass a forged $48.78 check from an Oskaloosa bank. He pled guilty before Judge Hugh Means and was sentenced that day.
University of Kansas Belt committee expands with six freshmen as it plans the annual Kansas Relays to be held at the stadium on Saturday April 19 with extensive promotional efforts.
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T. W. Patchen
Kansas
Douglas County
Clyde M. Reed
Patchen
George ‘Reed
John Ingalls
Oskaloosa
Hugh Means
Are
University of Kansas
First Baptist Church Seeks Enthusiastic Service and Anniversary Plans
The morning sermon urged Christian work with enthusiasm after Pentecost, while the evening preached duty as the path to happiness. Three new members were received. no baptisms. Upcoming events include a Kansas Baptists gathering in Kansas City with meetings for women and pastors, a fellowship supper, and a midweek service. A committee was appointed to plan the seventy fifth anniversary celebration for June 26. The minister will speak on Baptists and share in next Sunday services.
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First Baptist Church
Ptists
Kansas
Finn Bapist
Kanean City
Allon
Ie Yeler
Northern Baptist Convention
Pastora
Ami
Miler
Strickland
School of Evangelism
Mmn
Women's Society
EB. L. Haynes
Indiana Street
China
J. H. Menger
W. CG. Simons
BR. A. ‘Schwegler
Mra
Li Ji. Menger
Congregational Dinner Series At First Presbyterian Church
Church events include a 6 15 p m dinner at First Presbyterian with Dean Paul B Lawson speaking on What the Church Has a Right to Expect of a Christian A morning service featured delegates from the Missouri Kansas conference and a mute quartet from Beth elegllege. Miss Katherine Fullerton to read Street Scene 1929 drama. Reverend Theodora Astman denounces sin under art and realism.
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Katherine Fullerton
Elmer Rice
Theodora Astman
Market News Chicago Pathsrecord Wheat Plunges to Fifteen Year Lows
Wheat fell to new low levels for the season with sharp selling in Chicago futures. March wheat neared 1 dollar a bushel decline from Friday with corn oats and rye also dropping. general selling aimed to halt losses. Livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City showed mixed declines with hogs and cattle softer and sheep steady to lower.
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Chicago
Particuar
Chicago Livestock
API
USDA
Reneri
Weukkanins
Mediva
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Fub
Son
Laos
Kansan Clu
Feo
Market Wrap and Grain Prices Mixed in Early Trading
The page reports mixed activity in grains with white corn and yellow corn prices listed, followed by notes on grain and livestock markets. It covers government bonds in New York, market dips on Wall Street, and several corporate movements including Coca Cola dividend news and a large industrials weakness with some gains from Indian acquisitions.
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Wall Street
New York
Florida
Rts
Hfe
South Digi
Consolidated Gas, Coa
Pierce-Arrow Automobily Co
Midland Steel Products Co
Chesapeake Corporation
Detroit
Quick
Aulmiin
Union Pacifiyean Watertreak International Telephone
Mersa Standart Gisa& Electric
Roebuck
Sinumoans
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Barnard
Oman
Monroe’ Sampson
I. Ly
Fox
Geo. Leis
K. U. Dancing Sorority
Miss Derge
South Lawrence
Market ‘News
Ds Daly
Peb
Butte
Springs
Eamupry
Kansas City Hay Market
Hays
Timothy TL
Government
Liberty
Dr. Gowdy
Gowdy Medical Co
Round Corner Drug Co
Schubert Funeral Home
Zeno
Grove
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