Japan gains influence in Manchuria through Chinese agencies
Harbin Jan 16 AP—Japan pushes a policy to knit north Manchuria into a hegemony via Chinese agencies, while direct actions persist in Fengtien. New autonomous government heads Heilungkiang as Chang Chung Rui mediates with Harbin authorities. The move sparks concern over Soviet interests and a fragile north Manchurian balance amid tight quarantine law and patrols.
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Bie
Associated| Press
Harbin
Manchuria
Japan
Fengtien
Chinchow
Ma Chan Shan
Nennie River
Heiiungkiang
Erner Hsi Hsia
Kirin
Ponhsien
Russia
Heilung Kiang
Chang Chang Hiu
Tsitsihar
Heilungkiang
Harbin Special District
Johannes G. Vos
Vos
Arn
Chang Tsiao Liang
Mukden
Heard In Lawrence Hockey Fans and Oddities Prompt Nods
Lawrence column notes a woman narrowly avoiding bumper damage after a black cat and a quirky hockey saga. Jokes from spectators mix with a weather predictor’s antics and refs as fans erupt over late game tension. A writer riffs on Christmas sleds to streetwise musings.
Woman Campaigns for Prohibition Across East and South
Mrs. Rushmore Patterson, prominent in Washington and New York social life, launches a campaign for prohibition. As chair of the Allied Women with 175,000 names, she argues against defying the eighteenth amendment and urges public opinion against wets’ destructive tactics.
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Washington
APJ
Rushmore Patterson
New York
Allied Women
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mrs Henry Goss
Mrs Henry Goss died January 14 at St Johnsburg VI. formerly Florence McKitrick of Lawrence. Her father Edward P McKitrick and brother Edward P Meckitrick Jr. travel to St Johnsburg. Walter R Eames, 40, dies January 2 in Tacoma WA hospital after months of illness. longtime Portland OR resident. WWI overseas segeant in Company C Signal Corps 322nd Infantry. among first to reach the Rhine. stationed Coblenz three years after war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goss
St. Johnsburg
Florence McKitrick
Lawrence
Edward P. McKitrick
Edward P. Meckitrick, Jr
Walter R. Eames
Oscar Learnard
Tacoma
Wash
Portland
Ore
Signal Corps
322Nd Infantry
Rhine
Coblenz
Kansas girl freed after Maryland jail spell
Miss Guynella Poag of Leavenworth Kansas was released by order of Governor Ritchie after eleven days in Hancock Maryland jail for failing to pay a $10 fine for driving a car with 1931 Kansas plates. Her car was seized as collateral and a hearing set. governor called the conviction a technicality and trivial.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Ritchie
Guynella Poag
Leavenworth
Kan
Washington
Joseph Fite
Hancock
Maryland
Kansas
Poag
Albert Anderson
Fite
W. Bruce Downin
Federal Penitentiary
William Preston Lane, Jr
Magistate
Approves of Method In School Mouth Taping Case
Evanston Jan 16 AP reports Fred Nichols80s superintendent defends a second grade teacher Miss Vivian Heuss for taping a boy Willard Watts mouth to quiet him. He calls the method sanitary effective and harmless amid Mrs Watts complaint.
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Evanston
Fred Nichols
Ralph Watts
Vivian Heuss
Willard
Novel Application Delights Office In Charlotte
Nathan A Gregg, head of the federal employment service in North Carolina, highlights job demand with an odd application from Wong who claims to drive a typewriter with great noise and promises useful service. The note ends with a cryptic date hint and self praise. In Kansas, an ice sheet from freezing rain paralyzed western roads, while Phillipsburg reported snowfall.
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Charlotte
N. C
APY
Nathan ‘A. Gregg
Federal Employment Service
North Carolina
Am Wong
West Kansas
Salina
Kan
Spestern Kansas
Phillipsburg
Elwell Recalls Honolulu Trip With Oklahoma Sooners
Lawrence resident Charles Elwell recalls the Oklahoma Sooners football team's December through January visit to Honolulu. The group traveled with 24 players under Coach Adrian Lindsey, bonding amid rough seas, illness, and a 7–0 win over the University of Hawaii. They also visited volcanoes and met notable figures aboard the return voyage.
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Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Charles Elwell
Lawrence
Dewey Luster
Bennie Owen
Lindsey
Elwell
Oklahoma
San Francisco
Matsonian
America
Sooners
Shelp
Calawan
Los Angeles
Norman
Mrs. Lindsey
Gov. Judd
Islands
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Helen Wills Moody
Col
Adna G. Clarke
R. C.T
Seminary Head Criticises Piratical Pulpiteers
Rev Walter A Maier of Concordia Lutheran Seminary in St Louis denounces modern church excesses in Milwaukee calling them seven fatal follies The political sensational financial epileptic social inactive and modernistic churches he says are bankrolled by wealthy families and threaten the church's integrity The critic cited jazz bands bible marathons long sermons and race relations as examples of drift from true doctrine.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Walter A Maier
Concordia Lutheran Seminary
St. Louis
Maier
Walther League Messenger
America
Destroyer Herndon Reaches New London After Collision
The coast guard destroyer Herndon, damaged in a collision with the collier Lemuel Burrows, arrived at New London harbor in tow by the tug Acushnet. None of the Herndon crew were seriously injured.
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New London, Conn
Coast Guard
Herndon
Lemuel Burrows
New London Harbor
Acushnet
Montauk Point
Monthly Ice Cream Report Vanilla Chocolate Frozann Strawberry
A brief summary of the monthly ice cream report lists vanilla and chocolate flavors along with frozann and strawberry offerings. It notes flavor variety and market reception without detailed sales figures. The item reads as a hobbyist or internal memo entry rather than a formal market analysis.
Society Notes Highlight Local Bridge Guests and Meetings
Miss Kathryne Bassford attended a Friday bridge hosted by her aunt Mrs A M Fortney with prizes to Miss Lota Ziesenis and Mrs Homer Allison. Other items cover Leonardo da Vinci talk at Lawrence Art Club, art digest review, T U and Farm Bureau meetings, church service plans, and upcoming Farm Bureau events in Manhattan and community sales lunch plans.
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Kathryne Bassford
Aa. M. Fortney
Lota Ziesenis
Homer Allison
W. H. Schoene
Leonardo da Vinci
Lawrence Art Club
Spoonjer-Thayer Museum
da Vinci
F. S. Butcher
Florence Snow
Jack Kelsey
Brackett Farm Bureau Group
Guy Bigsby
A. R. Olmsted
State Farm Bureau
William KR. Kirby
Manhattan
Jacob Hanning
R. O. Dickey
Robert Guy
Denver
Riverside Farm Bureau Club
Byron Roberts
Oliver Schutz
Fred Brown
Miss Klein Harman visit hospitals and kin
Miss Josephine Klein and Miss Nancy Harman, recently admitted for nurses training at St. Luke's hospital Kansas City Missouri, spend the weekend with their mothers Mrs Ed Klein and Mrs Ralph Harman. Mrs R R Jackman will leave Sunday for Beloit to visit her parents. Miss Loretta Jessce of Kansas City was in Lawrence Friday for Miss Mary Woodward's funeral. Rex Bell, husband of Chira Bow, was robbed of 390 dollars by two thugs in Las Vegas Nebraska after leaving a gambling club. a 3000 diamond ring was not taken. Gee Market Basket lists appetizing economical foods.
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Josephine Klein
Nancy Harman
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Ed Klein
Ralph Harman
R. R. Jackman
Beloit
Loretta Jessce
Lawrence
Mary Woodward
Rob Clara How
Las Vegas
Neb
Rex Bell
Chira Bow
Gee
Missouri inmate sentenced to Kansas penitentiary for chicken theft
EM Viticture, Kang dan 16 CAP Clinton Invin Gurgeslo months after finishing a Missouri penitentiary sentence for chicken theft was sentenced Saturday to serve from one to six years in the Kansas penitentiary on a chicken theft charge. Brother Qilvis Irwin, son McAlish of Mulberry, faced similar terms. The Irwin family had been convicted at Lanat Mo two years earlier but were granted new trials Clinton and Gilva were convicted at a second trial. Clinton had served a penitentiary term and Gilva jail.
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Kang Dan
Clinton Invin
Gurgeslo
Missouri
Starday
Kansas Penitentiary
Qilvis
Rwin
McAlish
Mulberry
Eive
Irwin
Lanat
Clinton
Gilva
Secon
Actress Estelle Taylor Relapses After Car Crash
Hollywood reports Estelle Taylor, former wife of Indian boxer, suffered neck injuries from a crash on Christmas Eve when her chauffeur swerved to avoid another car and struck a tree. She was examined and sent to Loukas for treatment of a vertebrae injury.
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Hollywood
Estelle Taylor
Deck Ieminaeus
Taylor Bean
Sufpak
Loukas
Plan Two Recitals At KU Next Week
Two KU advanced student recitals are planned for next week in university venues. The Tuesday show at 8 pm features students from Deans Leadhouse Preyer and Taylor studios and other names. the Wednesday program at 8 pm in the Administration building auditorium includes performers from Preyer Taylor Rustateiner and Moncrieff studios. Audience welcome.
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University of Kansas
University
D. M. Leadhouse
Carl A. Preyer
Howard C. Taylor
William Pitcher
G. Criss Simpson
Karl QO. Euersteiner
Laurel Everetta Anerson
Alice Moncrieff
Preyer, Taylor
Rustateiner
Jima
Stoner Plano
Helen Bronson
Madge Craix
Alinor
Asorloi
Genevieve Hw
Moissons d'Or
Claude Deauszy
Clarice Sloan Manor
Trine Ee
Atpeutzilmer Anderson
Volce
Val Strickland
Needhameke Dale Wilet
Jude. MacDowell
Harold Green
Mildred Alien
Thapsody
Sctagr- Bratints
Voleu
Cadman
Mann Feces
Marty Brennan
Tianie
Trovitio
Mende
Helen Russel
Thermo Varte
Paderew Ski Maragret Smith
Limbatist
Lucille Wagner
Zingerella
Meeting Postponed by Northeast Kansas League Principals
A meeting of principals from schools in the Northeast Kansas League scheduled for Lawrence High School this afternoon has been postponed indefinitely due to bad weather. Some member schools must still finish football schedules, and debate and music were to be discussed.
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Northeast Kansas League
Lawrence High School
Lake split into two lakes with fresh-water portion stated
In Australia, counterfeiters exploiting currency depreciation pass fake ten and twenty dollar notes. The U.S. consulate in Sydney warned traders as American money becomes more desirable amid currency value shifts.
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Australia
Sydney
United [ States
Market News Kansas City Grain and Bond Reports
Kansas City grain prices edge higher led by wheat with mixed bids across No 1 and No 2 categories while rye and barley showNominal moves. U.S. government bonds close steady to down as stock shares drift with modest losses in major names amid market quiet. The day also notes Wall Street activity with mixed results and notable commentary on General Motors and other large issues.
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Kansas City
USDAQ
Wall Street
York
House of Repr
Anie Howe
Bent Bila
General Metors
Market Snapshot Amid Foreign and Domestic Shifts
A fragmented report notes activity across rail and chemical firms, with American Tobacco and Bethlehem involved. It mentions currency movements, including the French franc, and a late surge in news prompts optimism as exchanges drift. Rod Sterling figures are cited alongside a Faris Wes ruling at 349 thousand dollars amid firming prices.
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Santa Fe
Union
Louisville
Nashville
Telephone
Bethlehem
Eastman
Rod Sterling
Faris Wes
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Tiem
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