Disorders flare across six nations amid riots and martial actions
Rioting and political strife spread through Spain, Alwar, Argentina, Cuba, Germany, and the Irish Free State as martial law or siege powers were invoked. At least 40 killed in Spain, battles in Argentina, and significant injuries in Cuba and Ireland. Army calls and extended powers anticipated amid elections and ongoing unrest.
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Associated Press
Ahwar
India
Augustin Justo
Congress
Santiago
Chile
Argentina
Cuba
Havana
Santa Clara
Matanzas
Julio Antonio Mella
Germany
Berlin
Danzig
Poland
Irish Free State
Qwen O'Duffy
Eirne
Sir Harry Lauder to headline KU concert program
Sir Harry Lauder and his group announce a Friday night concert in the University of Kansas auditorium as an extra attraction to the KU concert course. The program includes Lauder's orchestra with selections from 24 songs and medleys, plus featured performers Jerome, Helene Yors, Virginia Johnsen, and the Southern Belles of Melody. Also listed are "Flower of the Heather" and "Lassie" among others, with direction by William Morris Martin and manager Willard D. Co. Business Manager William Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Harry Lauder
University of Kansas
K. U
Lauder
Jumbere
Sir
Harry Lauder
Lauderceque Lauder
Erry Shea
de Johns
A. Garden Jerome
Sal “Whenee
Bonnie Mag
Bie Thompson
William Morris Martin M. Wagner
Aanager Willard D
William Schneider Sateen
Petit
University
Lawrence
Intramural Scores Tie KU Teams In Late Night Play
Scores from several University of Kansas intramural basketball games last night show Delta Upsilon 29 over Pi Kappa Alpha 1, Education 55 over Laws 20, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon 28 over Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2B 11. A Wolf Drive is planned north and west of Ottawa Friday with lines forming around 10:30 a.m. Also First Line Tires offers free inner tubes with worn tires traded in at Gambie Stores starting January 14.
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University of Kansas
Delta Upsilon
Pi Kappa Alpha
Ducation
Laws
Sigma
Ottawa
Gambie
Ady
Taxation relief urged by Landon
Governor Landon outlines tax relief priorities arguing that any reduction in government expense benefits all consumers. He advocates against exempting departments funded by fees, calls for consolidation to cut costs, and urges reform to ease real property taxes while ensuring any new taxes lower real estate burdens. He plans to detail further consolidations, staff cuts, and highway finances in forthcoming messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Government
Highway Department
Lawrence Notes Highlight Army Cadet and Local Events
Lawrence items report Seaver F Owen a KU freshman named corporal in the ROTC coast artillery unit while also serving as a Kansas National Guard sergeant. Sightings on Mt Oread describe a sun and moon fireball illusion as a sunset and rising moon. KU band hype follows a basketball game. A Vermont street incident shows a man tripping on wire mesh during pedestrian acrobatics. Dr A P Hults wins a Majestic coffee maker from a station and old ES Majestic radio owner in Douglas County receives a serial number clue. Musings of a pavement pounder cover Jayhawks red rather than purple with tall agile boxers and dancers.
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Seaver F. Owen
Lawrence
University of Kansas
R. 0. T.c.coast Artillery
K. U
Owen
137Th Infantry
Kansas National Guard
A. P. Hults
Silex Electric
Majestic Company
ES Majestic Radio
Douglas County
Dr. Hults
H. J. Hanna
Majestic
State architect unable to inspect New York school today
Deserh W. Radotinsky, state architect, could not attend the Lawrence inspection stage of the New York school building today but may return tomorrow per city building inspector J. F. Stubeck. Frank Stone from the state fire marshal's office joined Stubeck for yesterday's examination and a report will go to the board of education after inspections are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deserh
W. Radotinsky
Lawrence
New York
J. F. Stubeck
Frank Stone
Stubeck
Board of Education
Ruth Hoover Named Vice President of Midwest Directors
Miss Ruth Hoover assistant professor of physical education at the University of Kansas is named vice-president of the Midwest Association of Directors of Physical Education for Women in Colleges and Universities. She will direct the program at the convention in Wichita from March 29 to April 1. Also reported, an additional 5950 dollars in federal relief funds have been allotted to Franklin County for January and February, announced by Chairman Ede and Lister.
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Ruth Hoover
University of Kansas
Midwest Association of “Directors of Physical Education For
Miss Hoover
Wichita
Franklin County
Ede Te and Lister
Tau Sigma
K. OG
Elizabeth Dunkel
Novice shooter ends bus hold up by firing on robber
A Denver man David Taylor who had never fired a pistol earlier ended a bus hold up on a Pickwick coach near Kansas City by shooting one robber. His wife and three children were aboard the bus bound for Salina. The other robber escaped after a struggle. Police sought to identify the slain bandit whose body lay near Thirteenth and Minnesota. Taylor was wounded in the foot and detained with his family in a hotel while he recovers.
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Kansas City
Pickwick
David Taylor
Denver
Taylor
Herman Lee Fuller
Heavener
Okla
Fuller
Floyd Fuller
Salina
Kan
John Donzett
Chicago
F. Day
Thirteenth
Minnesota
Springfield
Mo Fe
Ernest P. Martin
Vincent Terrell
Topeka
Gladys Starn
Colby
Carl Pitt
North Tyler
Wan
Fern Mackey
Welborn
Brief Kansas cold snap ends with brief chill
Topeka reports a sharp but short cold snap across Kansas. Federal meteorologist D. Flora said warmer air was already returning from the northwest. readings fell as low as 10 degrees above zero at Goodland, with 18 degrees in Topeka marking the coldest since December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Northwest
Goodland
Girls Frozen to Death in Subzero Minnesota Blizzard
Two girls Jennie and Mildred Skjordal ages 15 and 7 were found frozen to death near Kennedy Minnesota after a blizzard hit parts of Minnesota and North Dakota last night. Their father John Skjordal drove a team of horses that ran away during the storm. A third death was attributed to the storm and Hugh Torrance died of a heart attack after shoveling snow. Temperatures dropped to 17 below in Minnesota and eight below in North Dakota.
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St. Paul
Minn
Kennedy
Minnesota
North Dakota
Jennie
Mildred Skjordal
John Skjordal
Crookston
Hugh Torrance
Franklin County Board Cuts Wages Across Road Dept
The Franklin County board of commissioners announced wage and salary cuts ranging from 20 to 35 percent for county road employees. They also said they would not claim mileage fees for meetings or road inspections. New pay levels include common labor at 81.60, men and teams at 2.40, tractor and grader men at 65 per month, and prisoners at 63 per month.
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Ron
Franklin County Board of Commissioners
Local Nation Cheers as Marriage and School News Parade
Announcement from Ontario California reports the January 6 marriage of Morna Wagstaff to L Vere Williams with plans to reside in Pomona California. Wagstaff and Williams are noted KU and UM grads respectively with Greek affiliations. Also noted are births, meetings, a university engagement, a planned two act comedy The Red Limp, and a community program at Oak Ridge school with a plate supper to follow.
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Ontario
Cal
Mins
Morna Wagstaff
Thomas E. Wagetaft
Independence
L. Vere Williams
Williams
Pomona
University of Kansas
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
University of Montana
Sigma Chi
Hilliard Bruce
Gretchen Gabriel
Oak Ridge School
Mildred Leonhard
Ruby Leonhard
Arthur Leonhard
Donald Cosley
C. ©. Brock
Personalities Attend Jose Iturbi Concert in Kansas City
Mrs. L. H. Houston Mrs. Laura Neville and Mrs. A. J. Anderson traveled to Kansas City Tuesday night to attend the Jose Iturbi concert. Mrs. Bert Schnur of Joplin Missouri is spending the week with Miss Agnes Evans and Mrs. W. S. Griesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Houston
Laura Neville
A. J. Anderson
Kansas City
Jose Iturbi
Bert Schnur
Joplin
Agnes Evans
W. 8
Griesa
Sturby
Lawrence
Dean
D. M. Swarthout
Lloyd Houston
A. J Anderson
Elmer Anderson
School of Fine Arte
Deaths and funerals for Hamilton M Stunz in Kansas City
Hamilton M Stunz aged 33 died in Kansas City last night. Funeral services will be held at Maple Grove cemetery at 12:30 PM Thursday. Hubert Hunter, 28, pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the December 13 robbery of Ray Weakley filling station on Highway 40 near Lawrence and received an indeterminate sentence of one to five years. Kenneth Skinny Bryant of Kansas City is free on bond and to be tried in February for robbery related to the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton M. Stunz
Hamilton
M. Stunz
Kansas City
Maple Grove Cemetery
Eee Hunter
Hubert Hunter
Hugh Means
Ray Weakley
Highway 40
Lawrence
Means
Hunter
State Penitentiary
Kenneth
Skinny) Bryant
Weakley
Weatley
Liberty
George Bryant
Alabama Street
Eee
Wrestling card stars Ellis and Olson in Turner Hall main event
John Ellis the Greek light heavy champion of New York City faces Sailor Olson from Denver in the main event of the United Commercial Traveler's wrestling card at Turner hall Ninth and Rhode Island streets Thursday night. Bill Cochrane of Lawrence meets Alia Also of St. Paul in the second bout. Swede Johnson and Junior Higgins, both from Lawrence, open the show. Roy Lawrence referees and Fritz Meyn handles the announcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
New York City
Sailor Olson
Denver
Vho
Rocky Mountain
United Commercial Traveler
Turner Hall
Ninth
Rhode Island
Bill Cochrane
Lawrence
Alia Also
St. Paul
Minn
Swede Johnson
Junior Higgins
Eight University of Kansas students to perform in afternoon recital
Eight KU fine arts students will present a recital at 3:20 tomorrow afternoon in the Administration auditorium. The general public is invited to attend. Performances include piano pieces by Arabesque and Soaring, voice selections, violin works, and a polka. Names listed include Guion, Nedwed, Denison, McNown, Bond, Bond, Rice, Hueker, Kirkby, Sloan, and Sloan-Government Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Fine Arts
Guion
Marie Nedwed Volce
Frank Denison
Schumann Margaret McNown
Beethoven
Tena Bond
Oachley Raftargeret
Hays
Etude
Clarice
Sloan
Senate probes Kreuger empire ties and finance ties
Washington lawmakers scrutinize American investment houses and the New York Stock Exchange in Kreuger securities dealings as banking committee resumes last spring's inquiry. Other committees tackle farm meat bill, Glass banking bill opposition, 28 million dollar tax refunds, and embargo authority on arms shipments.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Kreuger
House
Senate
Hoover
Senate Manufactures Committee
Manufactures Committee
la Follette- Costigan
Three Vehicle Collisions Reported in City Streets
Mijas Maxine Wilhelmi of 607 Louisiana Street told police yesterday afternoon that a car driven by Carl E. Kimpton backed into her vehicle at Seventh and Mississippi while she had stopped at a stop sign. Early this morning P C Godlove and F W Warsop collided at Eighteenth and Illinois, damaging Warsop’s Model A Ford. William Carter reported minor damage when his car was struck by H F E Bondy of Independence Kansas at Fourteenth and Tennessee.
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Mijas Maxine Wilhelmi
Louisiana Street
Carl E. Kimpton
Seventh
Mississippi
P. C. Godlove
F. W.warsop
Ohio Street
Eighteenth
Mlinois
Warsop
William Carter
H. F E. Bondy
Independence
Kan
Carter
Fourteenth
Tennessee
Variy
Mesenheimer Named President of Cosmopolitan Clubs Group
Myron Mesenheimer of Lawrence was chosen president of the Association of Cosmopolitan Clubs of America after the Minneapolis convention during Christmas vacation. He will preside over the next convention at Christmas 1934. Other Kansas Cosmopolitan club officers include Shirono Matsumoto as vice president and Miguel Aguilar as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Mesenheimer
Lawrence
Association of Cosmopolitan Clubs of America
Minneapolis
Mesenheimer
Kansas Cosmopolitan Club
Shirono Matsumoto
Miguel Aguilar
Fire at Kansas School for the Blind injures none
Seventy five sightless students at the Kansas state school for the blind evacuated the three story building in six minutes after a fire broke out early today. Damages were confined to one room. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For Blind
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas State School For the Blind
Martin found guilty of liquor charges in county court
Isaac Martin of 819 Connecticut Street was found guilty by Justice J. H. Mitchell this morning of possession and transportation of liquor. He received a jail term of thirty days and a $100 fine on each count, with sentences to run concurrently and costs of $90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Martin
Connecticut J Street
J. H. Mitchell
Martin
Chicago Livestock Market Summary Jan 11 Hogs cattle sheep
AFI USDA market notes show hogs 22 000 with most direct sales up 10 15 cents from yesterday. 180 220 lb pigs avg 3.20 top 3.30. 230 360 lb at 3.05. 270 300 lb at 2.85. 140 270 lb at 3.15. Bulk packing sows 2.35 2.60. Cattle 8 500. calves 1 500. Light heifers and yearlings strong to 75 higher with heavy steer prices steady. Slaughter steers 550 1500 lb 4.25 7.25. cows 4.15 3.25. Sheep 16 000, selling near yesterday’s lows. native lambs 5.59 6.46. News: Wall Street edges higher as values rise to mid November highs. rails lead gains with several large dividends declared and copper prices steady.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
AFI
USDA
Wall Street
New York
Due Font
Goodyear
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Auburn
American
General Motors
Nash
Chrysler
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
United Corporation
U. S. Steel
United Aircraft
American Can
Allied Chemical
Radio
Telephone and
Case
Woolworth
Continental Can
Westinghouse Electric
Radio Corporation
Westinghouse
Washington
Pleasant Grove Notables Assist Flory Family Move
Mrs. I. S. Flory Lois and Benny helped in Lawrence with moving Friday. Richard Holsapple, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holsapple, and his mother visited at the Charles Batchlor home. Dr. Henry of Lawrence attended Saturday and reported improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deay and others were mentioned.
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I. S. Flory
Lois
Benny
Jean
Orville
Flory
Lawrence
Richard Holsapple
Frank Holsapple
Charles Batchlor
Henry
Larence
Roy Deay
Kenneth Hagerman
Ed Deay
Richardson
Pleasant Grove
Fe AL Porter
R. L. Grouch
Alma
Roy
Sandy Williams
Nichols
Kansas City
Clyde Puckett
Allie Lawson
Puckett
Laveson
Bill Porter
Oscar Crane
Paul
Benny Jean
Carl van Housen
Emma van Housen
C. P. A. Lodge
Virgil Landis
Armon
Warren
Carl Peterson
Mr. Landis
Otto Smith
Bill. Porter
Lawrence Visitors and Local Happenings Chronicle
A dense list of Lawrence residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns on Saturday and Sunday. Names include Petersons, Dillons, Porters, Daniels, Gardners, Hodgings, Puckett, Cranes, Williams, and many others. Trips feature horse trucking to Toneka and sheep hauling to Kansas City, with frequent calls on farms near Pleasant Grove and High Prairie and community gatherings at the Four Leaf club and C. P. A. lodge events.
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Yira
C. N. Peterson
A. Peterson
Roscoe
Tack Dillon
Patsy
Bill Porter
R. P. Hougland
Olathe
Oscar Crane
A. L. Williams
Leonard
Sandy Williams
Roy Shuler
Jack Dillon
Four Leaf Club
I. 5S Flory
Clarence
Wendell Beaman
Virgil Shoemaker
George van Housen
Helen
Bouhis
Dohanning
Florence
Sie "C. A. Puckett
Mervin
High Prairie
John Daniels
Knowledge Hill Sickness Hits Local Homes
influenza spreads through KNOWLEDGE HILL with a partial list of affected families including Cox Houseworth Rice Skeet and teacher Miss Erheart. attendees at the Davis funeral in Tonganoxie named Wells Thiry Murphy Thi ry and Frances. Lester Larson returned to Kansas City for the weekend as families hosted Christmas gatherings and visitors from Lawrence and West Virginia.
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Cox
Houseworth
Onn Jacka
Wayne Colby
Rice
Harold Skeet
Miss Erheart
Davis
Tonganoxie
Lois Wells
C. H. Thiry
B. P. Murphy
J. F. Thiry
Frances
Lester Larson
Kansas
Mrs. Clair
Lawrence
Wells Farm
Owens
West Virginia
B.P. Murphy
Frances Thiry
Alwinna
Donald
Herbert Thiry
Mur
Local Family Updates and Health Notes Across Communities
Sunday visits featured Wilfred Thiry family and Arlo with the Grants, while Janeway pairs dined at J F Thiry home. Jahns hosted Rice relatives, Johns recovers from knee surgery, and Ed win plus Janeways spent Christmas with her kin. Jackal’s father suffered a sleepwalking fall with skull injury. under care. Clyte Weibel vacationed with Rice family. George Healey marks 29 years as Detroit Racquet Club instructor.
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Phy
Thiry
Wilfred Thiry
Arlo
Keith Grant
Grant
Janeway
Edwin
J. F. Thiry
Frances
B. P. Murphy
Clyte Weibel
Kansas City
J. W. Rice
William Rice
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Harry “Lauder and Company
Robinson Gymnasium
E. R. Elbel
Pete Mehringer
Elbe
Landon
Mt. Oread
Vermont Street
Jayhawks
Kansas City Bandits
F. W. Radotinsky
Franklin County Commissioners
Sochely
Gustave Schalke
Route Two
Memorial Hospital
Anna McCracken
Kappa Phi Domnae
Edwin Price
John C. Heihardt
Buena Vista Bear
Frances Everhart
la Junta
Colo
Lewis Young
Neodesha
University School of Engineering
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Young
Grapplers
Government Bonds
U. & Government
Liberty 3
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Pittsburg
Galena
Franklin Playter
Southeast Kansas
Hig Farm
Krenger Securities
DEATH
Moscow
Sachem
George C. Shaad
Paul B. Lawson
F. E. Melvin
E. Relbe
R. S. Howey
E. M. Hopins
Frittel Dairy Products Company
Mississippi Street
Tay
Dana R. Seal
Maxine Boring
C. A. Puls
Kyle Enyart
Marie Flory
Baldwin
L. H. Menger
Union Pacific Railroad
Princeton
Knowledge Hill
Hilus Grescolds
King C. Gillette
Prise
Funk’s Mortuary
Masa
George Healey
Detroit
Ed Crab
Eran Dam
Wilson Bros. Shorts
Olson Bros
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