Kansas cattlemen oppose compulsory farm act controls
Washington February hearing on the farm administration act drew strong opposition from Jim Todd president of the Kansas Livestock Association. He warned against federal control of agricultural products and shifting taxes to cattle and sheep. Todd cited breeding operations in Mexico and Mississippi and grazing in Kansas as he criticized testifying farm administrator Chester Davis for promoting price-raising policies.
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Washington
Home Agriculture Committee
Farm Administration Act
Ita
Day Ag
Kansas
Jim Tord
The
Kansas Association
Odd
Mexico
Mississippi
Wabaunsee County
Todd
Kenyan
Federal Farm Board
Roosevelt
Topeka
Chester Davis
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Secret of Agriculture
Kansas Cattleman
Davis
Divine Providence
Dreath
Cuba
Canada
Old Mexico
Portland
Spokane
St. Paul
Chicago
Rio Grande
Topics of the Day features senators plan NRA investigation
The March 2 issue of the Literary Digest shows a meeting of four senators in the attorney general’s office planning an NRA investigation. Senator George McGill of Kansas is present.
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Literary Digest
NRA
George McGill
Kansas
Test Your Knowledge: A Classified Pace Quiz
A jumble of questions covers corduroy roads moonshiners orthodox theology and notable figures. It asks who wrote A Tale of Two Cities, who Brahms was, Marie Corelli, and the famed quote about the Holy Roman Empire, plus batting averages in baseball and the meaning of initials B P O.
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Theolo
Initep
Johannes Brahms
Marié Corelli
Holy Roman Empire
Sonal
Empire
Dancing Is Subject Of K U Conversation
Reports from the University of Kansas note a large audience for a Ted Shawn dance program in the University auditorium. Miss Elizabeth Dunkel praised the turnout while some attendees questioned choreography and age. The event drew both support from faculty and skeptical comments from a few students and staff, with discussions extending to campus culture and possible repeats.
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Larmists
University of Kensaa
Ted Shawn
Mian
Elizabeth ‘Dunkel
Tau’ Sigma
Miss Dunkel
Tau Sigma
Shawn
Short Circuit at Emery Residence Sparks Fire Alarm
A wiring short under a second story floor at Solon T. Emerys residence 1613 Tennessee street at 1020 this morning nearly started a fire. Some flooring removal was required to reach smoldering wires. A trash fire under a fireplace chute at The Manor 1941 Massachusetts street sent firefighters there at 711 last night but caused no damage. A still alarm answered yesterday noon at 1121 Ohio street where a chimney burned out. To Meet at Court House Samuel Walker Womens Relief Corps No 113 will meet Saturday at 2 oclock in the court house basement. J Runkle president Circle No 76 Ladies of the GAR will be guest speaker. Two hundred six women in Cherokee county Texas canned fruit and vegetables valued at 3 ace Card of Thanks we wish to thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness during our recent fire suffered by our family.
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Solon T. Emery
Tennessee
the Manor
Massachusetts
Ohio Street
B. F. Ponder
Court House
Samuel Walker
Women’s Relief Corps No. 113
J. Runkle
Circle No 76
Ladies of the
GAR
Cherokee County
Texas
Cowra motor company to open new Bulene Skinner shop
George Bullene and Rody Skinner prepare for a formal opening of their Bulene-Skinner Motor Co building at 081-25 Mansachua Street. The modern six car showroom, three floors for showroom repair storage, day and night service, and a large basement for twenty five cars. The firm, organized in 1929 at 624 Massachusetts Street with the Dodge agency, lists staff including Edith Skinner as office manager and Jasper Caulk in charge of parts. The building is owned by Morris Cohen.
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George Bullene
Rowtan
Rody” Skinner
Ortow
Bulena-Skinner Motor Company
Pleturon
Vialtora
Ro- Coskes
Gaseline
Dodge
Plymouth
Bullene-Skinner Company
Massachusetts Street
Eugene
Bud” Gallagher
Paul Lyons
A. M. Caulk
Vernon Ilson
Edith Skinner
Jasper Caulk
Earl Gildehouse
Merle Barnett
Bruce Clepper
Robert Collins
Estor Lyons
Robert Brant F
Citron
Harold Waldron
Cheater Skinner
al Hultz
Asa Sampson
Porter
Long Ranse
Motor Company
Morris Cohen
Lawrence to form new band after Chamber meeting
A decision to form a Lawrence city band was made at a Chamber of Commerce assembly room meeting sponsored by Alford Clarke Post of the VFW. About 25 to 30 musicians indicated plans to join, with the first practice set for Monday at 7:30 p.m. under Walter Rigdon’s direction.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Alford-Clarke Post
Walter Rigdon
Jerry of Jericho Road Operetta at Oread Training School
The Oread Training school's music department presents Jerry of Jericho Road an operetta in two acts tomorrow at 8 in Frazer theater. Directed by Georgette Harr White with no admission charged. Cast includes Dora Uncle Pete Eldon Harwood Ali ODay Mario Liecon IIan Geraldine Danks Fran Jones John Drayton Tatrlela Joan Ins Mints Catherine McCarty Dora Leula Rabor Anion ink Cleo Hartman Vattice Rank Joan Steele Sandy Bank Alvin Richardson Hunter. Chorus and dancers perform. Pendle Eploy tap dance. Helen White accompanist. Orin Armstrong Ko as manager. Margaret McNown and William Bevk assist as student teachers. Lyrics Estelle Merryman Clark. music by Pal mer John Clark.
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Oread Training School
Jerry of
Jericho Road
Fraaer Theater
Georgette Harr White
Thera
Cant
Will Dora
Uncle Pete
Eldon Harwood
Ali O'Day
Mario Liecon Iian
Geraldine Danks
Fran Jones
Ohn Drayton
Tatrlela
Joan Ins
Catherine McCarty
Dora
Lewla Rabor
Anion
Cleo Hartman
Vattice Rank
Joan Steele
Sandy Bank
Alvin Richardson
Hunter
Chorua
Pendle Eploy
Helen White
Department of Physical Education
Estelle Merryman Clark
Palmer John Clark
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs F A Ewing at 78
Mrs F A Ewing aged 78 died last night at her sister-in-laws home 936 Louisiana street. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 30 from Rumsey Funeral home with Rev Seth W Slaughter in charge. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving relatives include two brothers in law B A Ewing and P W Ewing.
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F. A. Ewing
C.soxman
Louisiana Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Seth W. Slaughter
Oak Hill Cemetery
B. A. Ewing
P. W. Ewing
Evans, R. P. 72, longtime Riley County figure dies
R. P. Evans, 72, former Riley County attorney, died in Manhattan after a brief illness. Born in Uncle, he settled in Riley County after Simpson College and early work as a school superintendent and newspaper. He moved to Manhattan in 1900, partnered with George Crammer, and was a 1932 district judge candidate. Survived by widow, three children including Dr Darrell Evans, and a brother in Kansas City.
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Manhattan
R. P. Avona
Riley County
Evana
Timper County
Kansas
Simpson College
Summerfield
Kaw
George Crammer
Mra
Howard Allman
Darrell Evaans
R. Kenneth Evans
Jefferson City
Charles Evans
Kansas City
Entered plea of guilty in DUI case near Lawrence
Horace Davis, a farmer living east of Lawrence, was arrested last night at Baldwin and charged with driving a motor car under the influence. This morning he appeared before Justice F B Dodds and pleaded guilty, receiving a 30 day jail sentence and costs of sid.
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Horace Davis
Lawrence
Baldwin
Davis
F. B. Dodds
Sid
Final Social Fling Is Staged at White House
Washington AP reports a grand social event at the White House with a diplomatic audience, officers in scarlet uniforms, and a musical dedication to the President. The piece notes Ash Wednesday and Inauguration anniversaries, with Mrs Roosevelt hosting cabinet wives lunch. A separate case in Means court concerns Tarzan the Shetland pony over a trucking debt and feed bills.
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White House
Washington
Army
Senron
Enat
Navy
Walter Nv Thayer
Department of Correction of
New York State
Jeffry O'Hara
Guilty of Petit Larceny by Kansas City Man
Frank Broderick, 39, pleaded guilty before Justice 0 J Lane to petit larceny for taking three pairs of trousers from a local store. He was sentenced to 30 days in county jail and costs. A separate report notes three homes on Winds street entered last night with no reported loss. Locations include 1012, 1014, and 1004 Illinois street. Thousands of readers consult the Journal World classifieds daily.
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Frank Broderick
Kansas City
J. Lane
Patit
Broderick
Atore
Winds Street
N. F. Gist
Illinois Street
Arthur Holton
C., F. Baldwin
Ilinois Street
Guilty verdicts in gas tax conspiracy cases
Two defendants pleaded guilty in Judge Lane's court to conspiracy to evade gasoline taxes. George Stauttery admitted guilt to one count and paid fines and costs totaling $6.20. A co defendant pleaded to four counts and paid $100 in fines plus $6.20 costs. An officer of the state department of Inspection and Registrations swore out the complaints. TO GIVE ANNUAL FOLLIES
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Court of Justice
O. J. Lane
George
State Department of Inspectione and Registrations
Trinity Lutheran Follies Promises Night of Men Only Acts
The Trinity Lutheran men's organization hosts the annual Brotherhood Follies in the church social rooms Friday at 8 o'clock. Proceeds go to building funds. Headliner Prof. Forrest L. Shoemaker of Kansas City, Mo., returns for a third Lawrence appearance by popular demand. The show includes acts and an English punishment skit with a whipping post, pillories, stocks, and tongue-tie punishment for tattling.
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Antuwal Brotherhood Follies
Trinit Lutheran Church
Forrest L. Shoemaker
Kansas City
Lawrence
England
Lecompton WCTU Institute Honors Kreider and Members
The Lecompton WCTU institute met at Mrs. Emin Kreider’s home with a memorial program for Frances Willard and two charter members. Mrs. A B Conner reported on the Kan sag WCTU midyear meeting at Abilene. A fan program by Lacompton grade music students preceded plans to rename the union Emma Kreider Union. An audition fundraiser for young musicians will be held at Central Administration building with Dean Swarthout in charge, inviting out of town participants.
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Lecompton W. C. T. U
Emin Krelder
Frances
Willard
Lecompton Union
Gertrude Head
Sarah Baughman
Abilene
A. B. Conner
Lawrence
Rold
Trient Fund
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Central
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Lawrence Club
Cary Commission Approves February Payroll
The Cary commission met briefly this morning to approve the February payroll. The next session is scheduled as the regular meeting Monday morning.
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Cary Commission News
Market News Reflects Shifts In Corn and Wheat Prices
Chicago market dispatch reports corn prices sliding as demand falters and buyers pull back, with wheat also weakening. New York arrivals from Argentina and Russia priced bearishly. futures show mixed to lower tones across grains. Livestock quotes include cattle and hogs, with periodic gains and losses, while government bond quotes and regional futures add context to the trading day.
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Chicago
New York
Argentina
Roasia
Wall Street Grain and Industry News Summary
From New York February 28 the Day in Wall Street reports mixed equity action with some gains in industrial alcohol and sugar shares, slight declines in Dow components, and a cautious mood as investors await federal recovery steps. Notable moves include American Sugar, Liggett & Myers, and American Tobacco gains, while many blue chips show modest losses.
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Wall Street
New York
Corto
Liggett
American ‘Tobacco
Loew's
American Sugar Refining
Sanim Ko
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jerany
Cerro de Parco
A. &. Smelting
A. Aylehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Johns-Sanville
Alfred_ Chemical
Canada
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Wiex
Ward
Altho
Wedintilary
Kladka
U. H.tndiateral Alcohol Co
Firat Dinhuranmant
Thia
Ninon
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H. W. Hargiss
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Sig Ep
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Missouri
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Bullene-Skinner
New Quarters
City Musical Organization
Oreag Training School
R. P. Evans
Wan Farly Day
Kanaan
Hugh Means
Tarzan
Clyde Ousted
Lawronce
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J. Dynn
Frank Broderick Gals
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Justice Lane
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Lecomptor Group
Mi Mee
Emma Krelder
Baaathee
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Liberty
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Eraten Duiaa
Kansas City Produce
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Creamery
Butler
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Timothy
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Rh Wield
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American Tobacco
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