La Follette Faces Wisconsin Student Outcry Over Frank Ouster
Madison Jan 8 Governor Philip F La Follette addressed about 1000 striking Wisconsin students who invaded his offices to protest the dismissal of Dr Glenn Frank as UW president. Regents voted 8 7 to remove Frank amid charges of politics. La Follette invited Harvard's James Conant to determine political motives but Conant declined. He urged orderly dialogue and defended university independence amid student cheers and boos.
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Madison
Wis
Philip F. la Follette
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
University Board of Regents
Frank
John Conant
Harvard University
Conant
la Follette
Capitol
State Assembly
Coos
Board of Regents
James Conant
Harvard
John Bascom
Ito
Law School
D LaFollette
Progressive Party
Caryl Morse
Progressive Bloc
Harold M. Wilkie
Altho
George C. Sellery
College of Letters
Science
Sellery
la Fallette
Clough Gates
Gates
Wilkie
la Follete
Wisconsin
Dr. Frank
Century Magazine
E. A. Birge
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions From The Times
A list of trivia questions asking: Canadian province where Yukon river sources lie, the race of mankind named from South Sea Islands find, the identity of the Peep-of-Day Boys, the largest Central American republic, Mary Garden’s birthplace, Lionel Pigot Johnson, the present name of old Peking, seedless orange propagation, Calvin Coolidge’s residence, and Afghanistan’s prevailing religion, followed by an advertisement for safe state truck and fire insurance by F. S. Butcher ph. 892. Adv.
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South Sea Islands
Mary Garden
Lionel Pigot J Johnson
Peking
China
Calvin Coolidge
Afghanistan
Roosevelt outlines 1937 38 budget and debt projections
President Roosevelt says revenues will rise to 7.29 billion in 1938 with a 41 percent income tax gain and expenditures near 1.85 billion for relief and defense. The plan expects no new borrowing if estimates hold, notes a 1.25 billion debt rise this year and a 2.65 billion gross deficit offset by retirements and cash balances.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Harry Cooper Leads LA Open First Round
Harry Cooper, the Chicago pro, led the Los Angeles Open after a sub par 69 in the first round. He totaled 34-35 for 69, two under regulation. Early finishers with 70 include Willie Goggin, Ralph Guidah, Gray Madison, and Al Krueger. Lawson Little posted 77 as 128 players qualified for the four day event with final round Monday.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Willie Goggin
San Bruno
Calif
Ralph Guidah
St. Louis
Gray Madison
Phoenix
Ariz
al Krueger
Beloit
Wolf Hunt Postponed and Radio Team Member Dies
The Excelsior C P A wolf hunt was moved to Tuesday January 12 at 10 o clock on the Ernest Pohl farm in southwest Douglas county with lunch by the Pleasant Hour club. Isobel Carothers Berolzheimer known as Lu from the Clara Lu and Em radio team died in Evanston of pneumonia. She was married to Professor Howard Berolzheimer of Northwestern University. The Kansas congress of parents and teachers will meet in Manhattan April 7 to 9 with Governor Walter Haxman invited.
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Excelsior C. P. A
Ernest Pohl
Douglas County
Pleasant Hour Club
Chicago
Isobel Carothers Berolzheimer
Clara
Evanston
Howard Berolzheimer
Northwestern University School of Speech
Parent-Teachers Congress
Manhattan
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Walter Haxman
Robert Weir Heads Lawrence Senior Scout Society
Eagle Scout Robert Weir was elected president of the Lawrence Senior Scout Society at a Scout court of honor in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. New officers include Jay Collins as vice president and James Mott as secretary, with installation set for next Thursday at Plymouth Congregational church.
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Robert Weir
D.H. Weir
Louisiana Street
Lawrence Senior Scout Society
Chamber of Commerce
Jay Collins
James Mott
Marion Haynes
J. A. Lavery
Plymouth Congregational Church
Robert Timmerman
H. Brewster Powers
Reed Whetstone
Court of Honor
Ralph Graber
J. J. Lavery
Howard McKee
B. C. Shipley
Earnest Boyce
Probate Court Orders Sale of Two Lots in Sharpe Estate
Public sale of lot 22 on Vermont street and lot 68 on New York street was ordered for February 15 at 10 a.m. in the county courthouse. The order follows a petition by Lawrence National Bank as trustee under Ella M. Sharpe’s will, which left the properties in trust until John William Mitchell turned 30 and William Edwin Payne until he was 21.
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Vermont Street
New York Street
Court House
Lawrence National Bank
Ella M. Sharpe
John William Mitchell
Mitchell
William Edwin Payne
Sinclair
Vermont and
Seventh Street
Moal Livery Barn
Galva
Kan
Sharpe
Josephine Payne Kelso
Lawrence
Garth Payne
Quiet title suits target lands once owned by Indians
Two district court quiet title actions surface over land once coming to whites from native holders. Louise P. Lawson sues Pascal Fish and 96 others over town lots near Eudora while Mattie L Howard Fred D Howard and Ralph Howard sue Robert Robertaile over parcels on North Massachusetts Street in Lawrence. An indexing fee of 9.90 is listed.
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Louise P. Lawson
Eudora
Pascal Fish
Mattie L. Howard
Fred D. Howard
Ralph Howard
Robert Robertaile
City of
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Mutilated Body Of Pamela Werner Found In Peiping
The mutilated body of Pamela Werner, a 15 year old daughter of a British resident, was found today in a ditch near the southern edge of Peiping’s foreign settlement. Police believe robbery followed by murder. Also notes that John Boles, movie actor, graduated from the University of Texas in 1917 as a glee club member.
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Peiping
China
Pamela Werner
John Boles
University of Texas
University Glee Club
Ice Storm Delays Rail Bus Traffic In Lawrence Area
Weather snarled Lawrence travel as trains ran hours late and buses fell behind. Stations delayed East and West Coast Limited trains by several hours while freight slowed, crews opened roads, and motorists fought frozen sleet and blocked garages. Police barricades lined major streets to prevent accidents.
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Lawrence
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pacific Coast Limited
Golden State Limited
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Tulsa
Denver
Two University Janitors Injured In Sleet Falls
Henry Downey a K U janitor sustained a wrench during a slip on sleet covered steps at 1806 New Hampshire Street. Louis Moses another KU janitor suffered a leg injury while cars pushed his vehicle on East Nineteenth Street. Both hospitals reported no additional cold weather related cases.
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Henry Downey
New Hampshire Street
K. U
Louis Moses
East Nineteenth Street
Moses
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Poison in area dogs spurs action and fire report
Lawrence residents report dog poisoning amid cold weather concerns as four canines die this week. Authorities discuss shelter needs and potential court actions to curb poisonings. Fire crews respond to a home on Louisiana street while a trap yields civet cats, a passum, and a skunk in Guthrie. In Peiping, narcotic peddler Lu Ju-Hsin is executed in a public ceremony marking China’s anti drug drive.
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Lawrence
Altho
Peiving
Pi—Lu Ju-Hsin
North China
Speaking Choir Featured in Methodist Chapel Vesper
The First Methodist church vesper service will feature a verse speaking choir with high school Epworth League students, scripture readings, poems, and prayer led by Dr. Robert A. Hunt. He will discuss Why Not Change Your Mind at 5 PM, and Creative Quietness at 10:50 AM. The Vested Wesleyan Chorus will sing Lift Up Your Heads from Handel's Messiah, with Helen Campbell singing When I Behold, and Max Hedges on organ with Anna Lee Hazen at piano.
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First Methodist
Robert A. Hunt
Epworth League
Wesleyan Chorus
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Clara Edwards
Helen Campbell
Max Hedges
Anna Lee Hazen
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas City Area
Albert A. Lewis dies at 2604 Minnesota Avenue Kansas City Kansas. Survived by widow Una B. F. Lewis two daughters Freda Tuttle and Mildred Larson and one grandchild Roger Lewis Tuttle and brother Fred W. Lewis of Lawrence Funeral plans to be announced later Emanuel Jackson dies at 327 Perry Street aged 78 services set for January 9 at Miles Funeral Home Rev B R Ross to officiate burial at Oak Hill Cemetery C E Liggett dies aged 72 his funeral held at one dict Kan survived by widow and two sons T J Liggett of Ropeka J H Liggett of Ottawa German drinkers warned in East Prussia pay day prohibition threat unless workers curb drinking Two varieties of soft red winter wheat resistant to Hessian fly found in Indiana.
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Albert A. Lewis
Minnesota, Avenue
Kansas City
Kan
Una B. F. Lewis
Freda Tuttle
Mildred Larson
Roger Lewis Tuttle
Fred W. Lewis
Lawrence
Emanuel Jackson
Perry Street
Miles Funeral Home
Rev
B. R. Ross
Oak Hill Cemetery
C. E. Liggett
C. EF. Ligett
Onedict
Liggett
Belleview's
Vinland
Lucy E. O’neal
T. J. Liggett
Ropeka
J. H. Liggett
Ottawa
Germany
East Prussia
Indiana
Enroll Soon in Lawrence Evening School For Winter Term
The Lawrence Evening School begins its second term on Monday January 11 enrollment is at the Evening School office in Liberty Memorial High School building Courses include air conditioning clothing home decoration shorthand typing French and Spanish with several new sections for shorthand and typing Most classes run six to eight weeks with a one dollar tuition and Ralph E Graber director will answer questions at 3000.
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Lawrence Evening School
Liberty Memorial High School
C. T. Hough
J. S. Daniels
Emma Crow
Katharine Weatherby
Cora Mae Brunter
Mary Ruth Pash
Pash
Ralph E. Graber
Extreme Cold Wave Deaths Shock Utah Area
In Utah a thinly clothed elderly woman died from freezing near Salt Lake City, the second cold related death this week. Mrs. Mary Zagarich, 54, was found in a Midvale cemetery by a schoolgirl. Another man, Joseph Madsen, 54, a highway snowplow crew member, was found dead near Tremonton yesterday. Subzero temperatures, drifting snow, and wind hampered travel across Utah and Idaho, with only main highways passable.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Mary Zagarich
Midvale
Joseph Madsen
Tremonton
Idaho
Fall Leaf Returns Home From Kansas City Visit
Jean Smith came home to Kansas City Wednesday evening after a week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Schoenhofer. Otto Witt and daughter Arlene visited Sir Joseph to see his sister Mrs A Reed. Allen Cochran and Mrs Robert Schellack drove to Kansas City to see sister Mrs Claude Straley and Howard Whaley with Ann Miffiel of Eudora on Friday.
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Jean Smith
Kansas City
Frank Schoenhofer
Otto Witt
Arlene
Sir Joseph
Mracd
A. Reed
Allen Cochran
Robert Schellack
Claude Straley
Howard Whaley
Ann Miffiel
Eudora
Robert Scheflack
Hanna Pfleger
Wayne Witt
Gusts Zienenis
Lawrence
Jim Dyer
Buddie
Verna Jean
Frank Witt
Mary Mc-Bride
Fred Reetz
Gretta
Watcr
St. Paul's Church
Walter McMeljon
LaLoupe
F Reetz
Lewis Kirkman
William Reetz
Ville Eden
Fern Mitchell
Fall Leaf Telephone Line
Fall Leaf Store
John Brown
Arvin Weston
Arvin
Weaver
Norma Jean
Wesley Steinbring
Lone
Frank Sommers
Community News Notes From Local Residents
Evening gatherings and visits among Scheflack Pfleger Witt Dyer McBride Reetz and related families. Frequent trips to Kansas City Lawrence and Eudora, with multiple small social visits and a Fall Leaf telephone line meeting noted.
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Yukon River
F. S. Butcher
Drouth
Alexander
John Mason
Arthur Nelson
Reading
Clifford Reynolls
Jim Boyce
Cnhoking
Jinming
Troop Kii
Jim Mott
Flden Tefft
Rolland Johnson
Troop
Robert Wiedeman
Eldred Tynes
Jay_ Collins
Elden Todd
Edwin
Stansbury
Joe Bleakley
Troop 55
Gene Weber
Paul Howard
Thomas Barlow
Ed Bodin
Thomas Wagner
Tilly Burre
Dale Anderson
Iwin
Topeka
Ed T. Hackney
Wellington
Sumner County
State Board of Public Works and Welfare
Highway Department
Department of Labor, Forestry, Fish and Game Department
Pension and
Iday
Ohio
Louisiana Streets
Fourteenth
Ohio Street
Oread Avenue
Mildred D. Watson
Water Department
North Lawrence
R. E. Thatcher
Overbrook
Baldwin Junction
Fred Vogler
West Seventh Street
Eldridge
T. C. Ryther
Journal-World
J. W. Ince
Guthrie
Okla
Yaneee Luckinbill
Seward
Grand Central Palace
Icel Corporation
Phillips’ Initiative
Independence
Chemical Research
Phillips
Linvite
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips Poly
Rae
ST MT
RCM
Americas
G. W. Milligan
Emporia, Kansas
Mass
Ing
Dreds of Lawrence Families
Schubert Service
Schubert Funeral Home
Dein
Cal
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