Farmers urged to wait for Hoover inauguration
Chicago January 2 AP Frank O Lowden urged farmers to await the inauguration of President elect Herbert Hoover before pressing demands for agricultural relief. He favored waiting until Hoover takes office so Congress can act, possibly at a special session, on necessary legislation. He toured Italy and the Middle East and urged farmers to support Hoover to back his program.
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Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Herbert Hoover
Illinois
Hoover
Congress
Italy
Egypt
Haly, Land
Greece
Lowden
Class Presents Two One Act Plays at Senior High
The dramatics class of the one lay high school presents two one act plays in the senior school auditorium Saturday at 8 o clock. Cast includes Jane Carolyn Stockwell Eunice Hults Billy Arnold alt Joe Walter Bloch Harry Samuel Ericsson George Major ene Sam Don Gilkison and others. Tickets thirty five cents for adults and fifteen cents for students. Prices and parts of the program to follow.
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Dramatics
Wil
Caesar
Jane
Carolyn Stockwell
Eunice Hults
Billy
Arnold Alt Joe
Walter Bloch
Harry
Samuel Ericsson
George
Majorene Sam
Don Gilkison
Jean de Forrest
Bae ‘Lee Brown
Frances Gray
Margaret
Iirchhof
Clara Lindquist
Margery Dalton
Mildred Ingham
Jane Blair
Marzaretta
Clevenger
Kid Mae Clevenger
Edna Platz
Russell
Laura Alice-Holliary
Bessene
Marjoriere
Fay
Auto crash on Highway injures Montgomery man
A partial police report states a collision on a highway near Ward 4a yesterday. A Montgomery resident was injured as another car crossed the center line causing the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Orton
Montgomery
Jer Q Gomery
Shotlier
Reed Receives Rush Pioneer Memorial Card
A clipped fragment from the Rush Pioneer MEMORIA section notes a Reed named recipient. The unreadable text references a batch of five or more cards and a formal acknowledgment of a memorial gesture.
Monument plans for Pioneer Women grounds ceremony
Mrs. of Arkshsas City, a Pioneer group member, asks Governor Paulen to urge an extension of seats plans to place a monument on Pioneer grounds. The executive committee of the Pioneer Association says the Kansas day January 29 marks the event.
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Arkshsas City
Kansas
Pioneer Oral Association
Paulenders
Kansas Day
Capture of Two With Liquor Load Near Caterville
Deputies captured two men and seized 49 gallons of whiskey after a motor transport halted near Caterville TT. One suspect was armed, according to officers. A weight found near the New York School was sent to police. a teacher reported it as a blackjack.
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Police Department
New York
Denial of RY Review in Delaware License Case
Washington AP reports the Radio Corporation faced another setback in the supreme court as it failed to obtain a review of a Delaware lower court ruling. A federal district court injunction restrains the company from enforcing a license clause that requires competitors to use Radio Corporation tubes in their sets.
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Washington
Radio Corporation
Supreme Court
Delaware
District Court of Delaware
Radio’ Corporation
City Schools Open After Christmas Break In Lawrence
Lawrence city schools resumed today as students returned for the first day since Christmas vacation began December 21. An incomplete absence check by Superintendent W. W. Curfman showed many absences in elementary grades, though fewer than before the break. Senior high dismissed early to attend the funeral of Mrs. H. C. Riggs, wife of physics instructor H. C. Riggs, at the Methodist church. afternoon classes continued as usual.
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Lawrence
W. W. Curfman
Curfman
Deaths and funerals of Mrs James Iliff in Vinland area
Mrs James Iliff aged 64 died December 30 at Fort Apache Arizona. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 30 PM from Rumsey brothers funeral home with Rev Harry Gordon officiating. Burial at Vinland cemetery. Survived by husband, superintendent of construction at Fort Apache Indian school, and two sons Harold of Strong City Kansas and Robert of Fort Apache. Brother Ben Iliff of 914 Louisiana street. Family lived in Vinland many years, Iliff was a merchant and Santa Fe railroad worker before Indian service and Haskell Institute carpentry department. The Iliff family moved west about twelve years ago.
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James Giff
James
Tnff
Fort Apache
Ariz
Rumsey Brothers Funeral Home
Harry. A.gordon
First Methodist Church
Vinland Cemetery
Wiff
Government Indian School
Harold
Strong City
Kan
Robert
Ben Wliff
Louizana Street
Iliff
Thff
Vinland
Santa Fe
Haskel Institute
Mrs. Iliff
West
Decision Gives Back Valuable Oil Lands
Washington January 2 AP The government won in the Supreme Court to remove from Standard Oil the rights to valuable oil lands in the EIA and to void a Fall administration act concerning the naval oil reserve in California The case held Fall failed to determine mineral status in 1993 and denied the company a hearing or opportunity to present testimony.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Eia
Naval Oil Reserve
California
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Missouri Assembly Opens with Speakership Fight
Missouri's fifty fifth general assembly opens at high noon in Jefferson City. Representatives Jones and Parker of Louis win speakership. Senator Michael Cavatsian from Kansas elected president pro tem. The 120 day decennial session begins as lawmakers start the legislative agenda.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Fifty-Fifth
General Assembly
Jones . Parker
Louis
Aouse
Michael Cavatsian
Kansas ‘Sty
Kansas City Alumni Banquet Honors High School Champions
The Kansas City Kansas alumni association will host a banquet tomorrow night at 7 in the University Club. The event honors the high school football champions of the Kansas City conference from the past season and will include the city all-star team selected from local high schools. Lawrence friends and alumni are welcome.
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Kansas City
Kansas Alumni Association of
Lawrence
Wellcome
Methodists Plan Vast 9.16 Million Fund Appeal
Chicago Jan 2 AP Plans for raising 9 160 604 dollars for benevolent enterprises of the Methodist Episcopal church are outlined by its world service program at a three day Evanston conference opening today. More than 600 bishops district superintendents and world service agency members attended the opening. Liberty Post to Meet. A meeting of Liberty post of the American Legion will be held at the post hall over the People's State bank building tomorrow evening.
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Methodists
Chicago
Methodist- Episcopal Church
Evanston
Liberty Post
The
American Legion
People’s. State Bank
Everning
Programs show Foresters and hotel band schedule
Fragmented text lists a Thursday morning musical program 6:30 to 8:00 a.m. at Sunrise with Royal Cope land 10 and 16, plus Lehn and Fink Serenade at 7:30 and various acts including Lopez and his Hotel St. Regis orchestra. References to Aunt Jemima and Champion Sparkers appear as ad like items.
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Aor Royal
Copeland
Ig “Schaal Bi
Incent Lopez
St. Regis Orchestra
Lehn
Fink
Fire Chief Praises Lawrence Fire Department at Dinner
Fire Chief William Reinisch praised the Lawrence Fire Department for its upgraded organization and equipment, noting a modern platoon system, the south side fire station, and tarpaulins funded in this year’s budget. He described improved training and methods to protect property, and explained water use procedures to limit fire damage. City officials commended the department’s efficiency as they discussed headquarters needs and historic commission changes.
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William Reinisch
Lawrence
Reimiisch
Reinischloyd
Daugherty
Fiain Fire Department
Oats I. G. Stevenson
Finance
Myor Francisco
Cleland and
Carman
Holliday
Stevenson
Holyfield
George L. Kreeck
United States
Paraguay
Charles S. Finch
Hopeful for the King in London as health improves
London reports an optimistic view on King George's condition. Cabinet minister William Joynson Hicks, home secretary, leaves for a brief holiday in the south of France, saying the worst of the illness is over. Doctors note continued improvement with calcium treatment aiding blood toning and potential further benefits anticipated.
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London
George
Buckingham Palace
William Joynson
Hicks
France
Palace Cirdes
E. C. Dodds
University of London
Election fight looms cost for English parties
England faces a general election with over five million new women electors and an anticipated national spend near eighty seven million pounds. About 2,000 candidates will contest 615 Commons seats, with Conservatives, Labour and Liberals leading. The campaign is described as a modern military plan. Also noted are wild duck banding reports from Frank Robl across 22 states and a rural routes legacy in Yates Center spanning three generations of mail carriers.
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London
England
House of Commons
Frank Robl
Ellinwood
Robl
Lavery to Present Ireland With Sixty Paintings
Belfast reports Sir John Lavery, renowned Belfast and London painter, will donate sixty works to Ireland. The collection includes landscapes and portraits of ecclesiastical and political figures, to be shared nearly evenly by Belfast and Dublin. Lavery aims to elevate Ireland’s political outlook through art.
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Ireland
John Lavery
Belfast
London
Dublin
John
Records 500 Years Old Aired In Scottish Title Dispute
London AP reports musty records 500 years old form evidence in Sir Bruce Gordon Seton's claim to the ancient Scottish barony of Gordon. The barony, now held by Lord Huntly, is in dispute as the case proceeds to the House of Lords Privileges Committee over the validity of a pre America discovery marriage. Sir Bruce descends from Alexander de Seton granted the barony before 1429 by King James I, whose line later produced the Earl of Huntly through a marriage to Ezidia Hay. A Vatican mandate allegedly confirming the first marriage as valid is central, though said to have been suppressed.
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London
Sir Bruce Gordon Seton
Gordon
Lord Huntly
North
House of Lords
America
Sir Bruce
Alexander de Seton
James I
Alexander
Ezidia Hay
Scotland
Earl of
Egidia
Mitchells Trophies Presented to Museum for Study
Washington AP Nine skulls tied to tiger evolution have been donated to the National Museum by Col William Mitchell former assistant chief of the Army Air Service The skulls from his Indian hunt will aid the study collection by showing growth from milk teeth in young tigers and enabling data on variation and evolution of big cats Curator Dr Garris Miller Jr notes the group offers rare data and cites hunting dangers in obtaining tiger skulls Colonel Mitchell shot tigers in the Nirboda drainage in central India mostly in Sirenja state.
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Washington
National Museum
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Garrit S. Miller, Jr
Mitchell
Ale ‘O
Mitchen
Nirboda
India
Sirenja
Eiffel Tower Receives Major Paint Refresh After Long Gap
Paris reports the Eiffel Tower is being repainted with thirty tons of paint costing about $20,000. The coat is applied every eight years, but 1932 will see the regular cycle continue after testing a new paint on one quarter of the surface this year.
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Paris A.P
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Free Opera Matinees Promote Contemporary Composers in East Prussia
TRY OUT FREE OPERA Koenigsberg, Eastern Prussia AP reports free opera matinees aim to win over conservative East Prussia residents. They patronize Wagner, Beethoven, Verdi but reject modernists like Hindemith, Krenek, Stravinsky. Hindemith Cardillac drew a crowded house, marking the first such presentation.
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Koenigsberg
Eastern Prussia
Paul Hindemith
Ernst Krenek
Igor Stravinsky
Hindeith
Cardillac
Roman Cemetery Found Near Szeged Hungary
Ancient Ko tan cemetery dating back 1800 years uncovered at Szvereg near Szeged after eight years of Hungary funded excavations. Eighty two aristocratic Romans tombs yielded balm flasks bronze mirrors pearl strings and medical instruments. white marble sarcophagi were moved to the Szegedin museum.
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Szegedin
Hungary
Szvereg
Ministry of Education
Szegedin Museum
Ail
Germany's reparations chief hails steady postwar economy
Berlin Jan 2 AP Seymour Parker Gilbert general for reparations reports Germany shows strong public finances and high productivity even with tax cuts. He forecasts full annual contribution to the plan, notes need to curb rising expenditures, and warns that automatic transfers to states and communes may require new taxes. He praises railway, currency, and living standards while cautioning about unrecouped wartime losses.
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Berlin
Seymour
Parker Gilbert
Germany
Hig
Reich
Gilbert
Reichsmark
Reichsbank
Mc Gilbert
Sims
Seymour Parker Gilbert
Taming Wild Morocco Opens Rail Links and Roads
Casablanca and Marrakech linked by rail. French officials and troops push control across Morocco. New roads stretch from Onjda near the Algerian frontier to Atlas foothills, reducing bandit activity and opening the interior.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Marrakech
Onjda
Atlas Mountains
Soviet spends 45 million on Central Asia irrigation
The Soviet government reports more than 45 million dollars spent in the last five years on irrigation development in Central Asia. Total irrigated land in Soviet Russia exceeds 6 million acres, while cotton acreages reach about 1.6 million, surpassing prewar levels. Also noted, Billy Hutson Jr. will return to Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington, Missouri after holidays.
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Central Asia
Moscow
A.P
Soviet Russia
Billy Hutson Jr
William G. Hutson
Eldridge
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Trend of Religion Toward Realism Cited by Church Leader
New York AP. Bishop Francis J. McConnell, head of the Federal Council of Churches, says early 1929 shows a move toward realism. Churches shift from abstract talk to tackling present problems with facts, emphasizing cooperation to avoid duplication. International and interracial relations loom as key issues, while churches fight irreligion and materialism.
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New- York
Francis J. McConnell
New York
McConnell
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Spee A
Brazil Holds National Beauty Contest for Galveston
Rio de Janeiro Brazil launches a national beauty contest to select a representative for the international event in Galveston. Preliminary rounds will occur in 22 states with the final in Rio de Janeiro. Public interest features a debate over Brazilian beauty traits versus American ideals.
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Brazil
Galveston
Rio de Janeiro
A.P
Galve
United States
Gypsies Sent To School In Czech Bath Initiative
A Prague era report notes a new policy creating a school program for Gypsy children in Czechoslovakia with a special police unit overseeing baths. The aim is to integrate nomadic youths by including playtime in schooling, though initial attempts at communal bathing faced resistance and required intervention.
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Bratislava
Gvpar
Germany Recycles Old Cars Into Iron For German Smelter
AP dispatch fromampa Florida reports Germany takes in a cargo of old vehicles as a source of scrap iron. The steamship Ages recently delivered 3,509 tons of scrap iron, much of it sourced from motor cars, for a smelting plant in Germany.
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Germany
Ampa
Fla
Aags
T Motor Cars
Clearfield Community News Holiday Visits and School Break
The Clearfield column lists residents visiting relatives and friends in Lawrence, Eudora, Marshall, and Omaha over Christmas and holidays. It notes influenza and cold illnesses, a local basketball game win by Clearfield at Eudora, and two weeks vacation for area students attending Eudora High School. multiple local families attend gatherings with Breithaupt, Deay, Godman, and Hugill households. teachers and students plan holiday moves and travel.
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Mary Cork
George
Wilt
Milburn
John
Henry Hausman
Paul
Clarence
Alma Breithaupt
Albert Walters
Lawrence Les
Anc Ots
Harold Eberhart
Irene Deay
Homer Clark
Adbert Walters
Zon
Robert
Clarence Hausaan
Theodore Thoren
F. Schendel
D’uist
Lena Ureithaupt
Alma Deay
Will ‘Say
Sam Godman
Alice Rosemary
Marshall, Mo
George i Breithaupt
George, Jr
Burtle
Clifford Breithaupt
Teachers’ College
Pittsburg
Gail Breithaupt
Overland Park
Eudora ‘High ‘School
Clearfield
Eudora
Ed Olmstead
Emma Deckwa
Will Deay
Fred Deay
Everley
Sami Godman
Emma Breithaupt
Clifford
Martin Breithaupt
George Hugill
Omaha
Neb
Martin Hugill
Gideon Breithaupt
Charley Beaker
Alvin Breithaupt
George Breithaupt
Grover Johnson
Arden
Johnny Johnson
Carl Mitchell
Wellsville
Alvin Durr
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Eu‘dora
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Topeka
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Roy Breithaupt
Paul Hausman
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Sophia Rodewalt
Mmporia
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Willie Brecheisen
John Miller
Henry Hausmen
Henry Hausmen and Sons, Mr. and Mrs. Abert “5 and Son, Mrs. Alma Breithaupt
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Arsy
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Ed Mility
Christua Ly
Jener
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Rthmet
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Ueveiaier
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Thalert
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F .Irand
Henry Derkwa
Edward
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Ted Brezheisen
O ' Meadar
Llarezheisen
Sas City
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Frank Bruner
Thoren
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Alert Alters
Jan ZC
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