Hoover Urges People to Block Unnecessary Spending
President Hoover urged the public to back the administration in curbing expenditures beyond budget recommendations. He said most proposals came from groups nationwide, not Congress, and emphasized focusing on budgeted needs and essential public works while resisting broad expansion of spending. Senator Glass criticized the White House stance as a straw man, arguing it shifts spending blame to Congress and warning that funding over the budget could require tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
White House
Congress
Siope
Glass
Nator Glass
Denweral
Virginia
Capitol Hill
Virginian
House
Senate
Wrade
Capitol
John Garner
Texas
Bircelor Koop
Budget Bureau
Weather Forecast for Kansas Downgraded to Frigid Conditions
Weather report notes a cold front moving east and south tonight into Wednesday. Morning conditions are cloudy with good roads in Manhattan and Pittsburg, Douglas County roads also good. Temperature at 1 pm yesterday and 6 am today around 46, with noon today likely similar. maximum and minimum figures incomplete.
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Kansas
Manhattan
Pittsburg
Douglas County
Revolt in Dominican Republic Sweeps Country Reported
Port-Au-Prince Haiti February 25 AP reports the Dominican Republic revolution movement was serious and spread across the country with little opposition. At least three deaths and several wounded. Insurgents armed by Guardia units moved toward Santo Domingo after arming police in most cities. Reported killings in Santiago and Puerto Plata. President Vasquez allegedly faced abdication and provisional rule. Interventions sought to quell faction fighting.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Joseph Fegan
Haitian Nacional Garde
Bis
Estrella
Cieneval Trujillo
Continican Guardia
Puerto Plata
Guardia
Santiago
Vasquez
Fort Ozama
French Cabinet Falls After Confidence Vote Amid London Talks
The Camille Chautemps cabinet loses a confidence vote in Paris by 277 to 288, ending a five day tenure and delaying the London naval disarmament conference. Separate bylines note election boards named in the spring primary with precinct by precinct polling locations and officials listed.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
Diivier of Deputies
London
Chamber of Deputies
Tardieu
Chautemps
Tondon
MacDonald
Downing Street
Moncao Officials Hope for Civil Settlement in Monaco
Monte Carlo report says Monacan officials expect a civil family agreement after Princess Charlotte filed for separation from Prince Pierre in Nice. Regent proposal would place Pierre as regent for heir Rainier while an eightieth army awaits orders to deter any disturbance to Monaco's calm.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Monacan
Eugene Marquet
althorincess_ Charlotte
Prince Louis
Nice
Trince Pierre
Pierre
Houng
Rainier
Two Men Held After Early Morning Arrests In Delia Case
Raymond Grace and John McCoy of Delia and Oliver Kessler of Belvue were arrested by Officers Atkeson and Hucher and held by Chief Johns for investigation about a Chevrolet coupe. Grace and McCoy were drunk and shots were fired to stop them. The car reportedly came from Slim Hannah of Delta, who said it had been stolen. A license in the car belonged to a Ford. Wheat prices dipped below 1.00 a bushel in Kansas City before closing with minor losses. Snow fell in western Kansas from Dodge City to Oakley.
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Raymond Grace
John McCoy
Delia
Kan
Oliver Kessler
Belvuc
George Atkeson
Richard Hucher
Will Johns
Grace
McCoy
Johns
Slim” Hannah
Delta
Hannah
Lectures by Norman Thomas at University of Wan
Norman Thomas executive director of the League for Industrial Democracy will give three lectures at the University of Wan. He spoke as a Socialist candidate in 1928 and will address an all-University convocation at the University Auditorium on Friday morning. The program includes a noon talk at Myers Hall and classes visit at Frazee Hall. Frazee, county attorney, heads to Coffeyville for federal inspection of Troop B. Police report a found portfolio belonging to James Dye.
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Norman Thomas
League For Industrial Democracy
Fii
University of Wan
Thomas
Wa'elock
Our Times
Myers Hall
Thomas Is
Universit Sociology
Frazee
Flarry Frazee
Coffeyville
Kansas National Guards
Tola
Rumsey Bros
James Dye
Virgil
Fight Tax Repeal At Hearing Today
Topeka—Kansas lawmakers heard pleas to preserve the intangible tax laws with changes to conform to court decisions. The joint House and Senate assessment and taxation committees debated repeal plans ahead of a special session set to convene Thursday. A subcommittee prepared repeal and revision proposals affecting monies and credits tax, mortgage registration, and secured debts.
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Topeka
Kansas
House and
Senate
Clyde M. Reed
Joint Committee
Fred M. Harris
Ottawa
Harris
All Committee
Elections Today in Kansas Special Legislative Ballots
Six state house seats and one senate seat were at stake in today’s special elections to fill vacancies in the Kansas Legislature. Voters in Atchison Bourbon Clay Harvey Sedgwick and Reno counties elected representatives while Jowell and Mitchell counties chose a senator. The vacancies arose from deaths since the 1929 regular session.
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Topeka
House of Representatives
Senate
Kansas
Atchison
Bourbon
Clay
Harvey
Sedgwick
Reno
Jowell
Mitchell
Haitian commission sails to Haiti from Key West
The Hoover commission led by W. Cameron Forbes sails aboard the U S S Rochester from Key West for Haiti to study conditions. Members include Henry T Fletcher James Kenney le Vezina and William Allen White. Three clinics are listed for City Hall with dates February 27 and February 28. A Packard diesel engine enduranc e test is reported for army planes. A bank robbery in Bethany, Oklahoma yields 4900 dollars.
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Key West, Fla
Hoover
Haiti
U. S. S. Rochester
W. Cameron Forbes
The
Philipines
Henry T. Fletcher, le Vezina
James Kenney An¢L
William Allen White
Washington
War Department
Army Air Corps
Shilton 15 Winner In Music Contest
Kansas City February 25 AP Winners of the fifth biennial music contest for Kansas composers were announced by Mrs Esther Shaw Gibson state chairman Dean Charles S Shilton University of Kansas Lawrence won first prize and 50 in the art song class for The Call of Kansas Lorance Brittain Wichita won first prize and 50 in the piano solo class for Whirl Winds Otto Fischer Wichita received honorable mention Mrs Lawrence Piper Ottawa won honorable mention for the art song for composers under 20 years old No first prize winner was announced at this contest
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Kansas City
Kansas
Esther Shaw Gibson
Charles S. Shilton
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Call of Kansas
Lorance Brittain
Wichita
Otto Fischer
Lawrence Piper
Ottawa
Body Found In Farm House Near Stull
Henry Koehler discovered the body of his brother Gus Koehler about 16 years old beneath a table in a one room house near a farm south west of Stull. Coroner Jones ruled death likely heart failure, not foul play, with Koehler last seen Wednesday noon and death occurring around mealtime. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Gus Rachler
Stull
Henry
Gus Koehler
Kenry Koehler
T. ‘Lt. Jones
R. R. Rutherford
Koehler
Doctor Jones
Noghler
Dr. Jones
Henry Koehler
Wyandotte County War Funds Question in Supreme Court
Topeka AP reports Attorney General William A. Smith filed a proceeding in the Kansas Supreme Court challenging a Wyandotte County commission agreement to pay the Citizens Military Committee $2,000 yearly for 13 years to support National Guard units. The AG argues the county board lacked authority to bind future commissions to payments beyond their tenure.
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Topeka
Quna
Kan- Shs
Western oil output rises as week ends Feb 22
Tulsa report shows US daily oil production up by 28 107 barrels to 2 699 090, from 2 675 989 the prior week. Kansas output reaches 110 380 barrels, versus 108 239 previously. Light oil gains also noted.
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Tulsa
Okla
Stude of
United States
Wes
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Wind injures eight at Trenton dance in Masonic Temple
A severe wind blast at a Trenton Missouri dance injured eight people, all guests at the Masonic temple gathering. Glass shattered many windows and caused cuts, including a thigh wound to Miss Hone Boyce while Carl Evans risked eye injury from a glass splinter. Police report copper wire theft in Lawrence linked to Manhattan police.
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Trenton
Masonic Temple
Masonic Hall
Hone Boyce
Carl Evans
Spring Opening Prizes Highlight Merchant Display Contest
Final plans for the Spring Opening Friday at 7 30 pm are set with Harry Green stating the participating merchants list. Window displays will showcase items and visitors may estimate merchandise values to win prizes totaling over 860 dollars awarded by local firms.
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Harry Green
Merchants Bureau
Merchan
Lawrence Trade
Dog Ordered Killed After Biting Woman
A dog owned by John Nelson of 812 Mississippi street was ordered killed by Chief Will Johns after biting Mrs. Garcia Hughes. The dog had been running freely, snapping at people, and was turned over to Dr. J A Bogue to be killed. Dr. Bogue also holds another dog suspected of dumb rabies from 1008 Alabama street belonging to P B Taylor.
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John Nelson
Mississippi Street
Fofice
Will Johns
Garcia Hughes
Luncheon Meeting On KU Athletic Board Proposal
A joint luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce aid of directors and the Merchants Bureau executive committee will be held at 12 30 tomorrow in the Elks club dining room. The meeting will consider a proposal to be submitted by the University of Kansas athletic board.
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Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Bureau
Elks Club
University of Kansas Athletic Board
Silent World Wide Naval Armament Prayer Planned
London reports a two minute world wide silent prayer to mark the Westminster Abbey observance for disarmament. The Christ and Peace campaign calls for a real cut in naval armaments with church leaders in England and leaders in the United States coordinating religious support. Joint participation across Christian denominations and other faiths is anticipated.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Christ and Peace
England
American Church Peace Union
Great Britain
United States
Public Fire Alarm Demonstration Set for Lawrence
Tomorrow morning 11:30 to 12, the public of Lawrence will witness a demonstration of the L S Automatic Fire Alarm company at a frame building at Ninth and Vermont. John Riling says the test shows promptness of the system, with a timekeeper recording seconds to alarm arrival, to fire department notification, and chemical car response. Guests include city officials, fire underwriters, state officials, and out of town representatives from Kansas City and Shawnee. A luncheon follows at the Hotel Eldridge with many dignitaries expected to attend if possible.
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iLawrence
L S. 1Automatic Fire Alarm Company
Ninth and
Vermont Streets
John ‘Riling
Lawrence
New Hampshire
Jinsuranes
Riling
Comany
Lunehyger
Eldridge
A. C G. Huisen
W. Wripat
National Fire Underwriters of New Yorkity
Doug Gham
Charles Hobbs
J. A. Cornell
Joseph Radozinsky
W. A. Smith
Topeka
Casimir Welch
Bryce Smith
Conrad Mann
Chamber of Commerce
Lou Holland
Dan Donovan
Garrett Scanlon
Alex Henderson
Honry Jost
C Rar F
Tithe Trust Company
Capain Rdewards
Ie Fire Prevention Bureaus
The
Lusser
Better Business Bureau
Kansas City
Shawnee
Okla
Chariton School
Clyde M- Reed
Missouri
Reckless Youth Blamed for Interurban Wreck
Reckless driving by a youth hurrying home from a state event was blamed by railroad officials for the North Shore interurban wreck that killed eleven and injured more than 400 near Kenosha Wisconsin. Shinners 21 Milwaukee died when a car was struck at a highway crossing and dragged under a passenger train. Frank Tomczak also perished as wreckage spread under wheels and the locomotive derailed. County and state authorities joined the investigation. coroner announced an inquest with no date set. a joint inquiry began by the interim commission.
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Kenosha
Wis
North Shore
Cleven
Ard R. Beger
Chicago
Milwaukee
Frank Tomczak
Krenisha County
Anthony B. Schmitz
Thrive Interim Commission
Snook denied review. Ohio death sentence stands
Washington February 25 AP James Howard Snook Ohio State University professor awaiting execution for murder was denied a Supreme Court review. The ruling ends his last judicial avenue after Governor of Ohio refused to stay the Feb 28 date. Also Wichita banker George Hamilton learned a Federal Reserve Board disapproved Wichita branch bank plans.
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Washington
API James Howard Snook
Ohio State University
Theara Hix
Snook
Ohio
Wichita - Wichita
Kan
George Hamilton
Wichita
Lhairman
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Ister Reserve Bank
Kansasity
Law Suit Fights and Divorce Case Heard in Douglas Court
Two principals clashed during a recess in Douglas county district court. E& Brown sued Pryor for 357.16 over shared farming duties in Missouri. Pryor floored Brown after a failed assault and the jury later found for Pryor. A divorce case, Lester Deay against Leone Deay, moved forward with 42 witnesses, custody sought, and Leo Deay reportedly left twice.
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Douglas County District Court
Hugh Means
D. F P. Smith
E&. Brown
Mexico
Curitis Pryor
Jones
Nexr
Brown
Pryor
Judge Means We
Savoy
Pesor
Brown Quezes
Missouri
Lester Deay
Leone Deay
iK U Sororities Sing in Inter-sorority Show at University
Nine sororities at iK U prepare for the Inter-sorority Sing to be held in the university auditorium at 7 45 tonight under Mu Vht Epsitos.Pi Beta Phi aims to win the large loving cup after three consecutive victories while Prof Eugene Christy leads the group in Crimson and the Blue and I’m a Darling Hawk. Judges will decide as Phi Beta Phi, Alph Omicron Pi and Theta Alpha join Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Nu Delta I Delta Zeta Gamma Phi Beta, Alpha Omega, and Alpha Chi Omega perform.
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University
Kansas
Mu Vht Epsitos
Pi Beta’ Phi
Kanyeas
Agr Trene Peabody
Mer Th ‘Nienre
University School of Fine Arts
Eugene Christy
Crimson and the Blue
I'm A Darhawk
Pi Beta Phi
vAlph Omicron Pi
Theta An Alpha
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Ni Delta
iDelta Zeta
Gamma Phi Beta
Pha Delta Pi
Alpha Chi Omega
Poultry School Draws Larger Attendance at Seminar
Attendance rose at the Poultry School detachment as more raisers joined the session. L N Harris spoke on winter feed production and poultry feeds and ingredients while a pen of birds showcased selection. Nelson planned a talk on education and breeding tomorrow.
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Detas
L. N. Harris
Nelson
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Cora Bertrall
Fred Love
Meierhoffer
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Mattie Crooks
Charles Finch
R. H. Beamer
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Chas. Louk
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F. W. Kingsbury
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W. L. Williamson
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Drum and Bugte Corps
E. J. Hachey
Theodore Carr
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