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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1930

Page

8

Winter brings heavy storms to far west with deaths

Winter storms sweep the far west leaving six dead and four in critical condition. Several missing and many marooned as heavy snow hits California and Nevada. Arizona and Washington report fatalities. Search for Maurice Graham, Western Air Express pilot, ongoing after disappearance over Las Vegas.

San Francisco Farst Arizona Washington California Fresno David King Mingsain Jerome Prescott Seattle Ray Whitteman Walla Walla Ravie Storm Nevada City Los Angeles Morris Feldman Pacific Electric Foothill Boulevard Maurice Graham Western Air Express Salt Lake City Las Vegas Nev

Mercury to Ten Degrees in East Kansas Tonight

AP dispatch notes a drastic cold snap across eastern Kansas with forecasts of 15 to 20 degrees, dipping to near zero in parts of eastern Kansas tomorrow. Readings were extremely cold statewide with Topeka near records and Dodge City reporting around 30 degrees earlier. Missouri and Illinois also saw freezing overnight.

Kansas Topeka Wich Beland Tures Dodge City Itfory Stern Nebraska Willis Missouri Linois Indiana Ohio Oklahoma Los Angeles Tampa Fla

Supreme Court upholds Ott contempt confinement order

Topeka January 11 AP The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed the Douglas county district court ruling that farmer William F Ott was in indirect contempt of court and must be jailed until he paid overdue support. Ott, divorced from Lois Ott in 1922, owed $180 in arrears on a $5 weekly child support order, claiming $10,000 debt and insufficient income. Judge Hugh Means had ordered confinement until $65 overdue payments were settled.

Topeka Douglas County District Court William F. Ott Lois Ott Kansas Supreme Court Ott Hugh Means

Tau Sigma to Stage Two Dance Recitals at KU

Tau Sigma honorary dancing sorority at the University of Kansas will present performances on February 25 and 26. The two-night recital features interpretative, national and popular dances, plus a finale with twenty dancers. The program follows the pattern of prior years to meet demand.

Tau Sigma University of Kansas

Topeka life sale to Pyramid Life announced

The Kansas Life Insurance Company of Topeka announces the sale of the Kansas Life to the Pyramid Life Insurance Company of Kansas City. Officers declined to publish the consideration. Also news notes include a fare cut by Western Air Express and a Kuomintang petition to close St John’s University in Shanghai. Card of thanks notes express gratitude for kindness and flowers.

Topeka Insurance Company Topeka Kansas Life Insurance Company Pyramid Life Insurance Company Kansas City The Kansas Life Los Angeles Thomas Wood Western Air Express Shanghai Kuomintang St. John’s University Anse School James Essex Ed Howard Bert Woods

Naval delegation begins final London conference prep

After three days of rest the American delegation to the London naval conference starts the final preparatory consultations. The goal is a general survey of the tasks ahead before detailed subjects are tackled, with no public announcements expected as Washington has already set out the main positions.

George Washington Washington

Delegation finances for London talks at $200000 limit

The idelisation headquarters report a two week old shift for the children's dining room into a clerical workroom. Naval experts prepared data for London, having left New York and worked through a three day holiday. Funds for the delegation are $200000, insufficient for two months even with strict economy, while transportation totals $20000 and daily expenses are about $2000. A congressional appropriation seems likely to extend the stay for three to four months.

London New York

First Baptism Board Sets New Sunday School Superintendent

A brief notice from the church announces the appointment of a new superintendent for the church Sunday school. The item notes yesterday’s event and the involvement of parish leadership in presenting the new official.

M. F. Hyde

League of Nations expansion eyed with Iraq entry in 1932

Geneva AP reports Iraq's admission to the League of Nations in 1932, proposed by Great Britain as a mandatory power, would raise the league’s roster to fifty five states. Epyp and Iceland may join the league before that date, according to local expectations.

Geneva Irak League of Nations Great Britain League Epyp Iceland

Plan to Organize Campaign Meeting at Green Owl Cafe

The activities fund committee of the Chamber of Commerce met at the Green Owl cafe to organize for its campaign. Chairman A. D. Weaver described the shift to individual memberships funding the Activities fund and urged Lawrence supporters to view contributions as investments in the community. Daniel T. L. McFarland outlined city investments in Chamber work and proposed about one dollar per capita for expansion, noting a nationwide trend toward greater funding for local promotion.

Activities Fund Chamber of Commerce Forward Movement Green Owl Chamber of Commerce A. D. Weaver Activities Chauirman Weaver Lawrence Chamber Daniel Tl, McFarland Chambers McFarland

State Farm Bureau Convention Address Wednesday

Mrs Ralph Colman a Douglas County Farm Bureau member will address the State Farm Bureau convention at Great Bend on The Relation of Commercial Activities to Farm Bureau Membership. F S Butcher, president of the Douglas County Bureau, will attend as a delegate. The convention opens today and closes Wednesday. Ten thousand homes in Wales face destruction and 40,000 people destitution from moving mountains in mining valleys. engineers urge drainage schemes to prevent widespread damage.

Wilks Harker Don Burnett Knapp Will Gorrill Baptist and Disciples M. J. Brown Women’s Society W. ET. Courtney West Fourtenth Street Ralph Colman Douglas County Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau Great Bend Farm Bureau Colman Chicago Decemer F. S. Butcher Douglas County Bureau Douglas County Docco Swansea Wales

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