Senate row over Heflin attack on Catholic church
In a heated Senate session, Heflin attacked Governor Smith and the Catholic church, prompting Robinson of Arkansas to threaten a caucus and roll call on leadership. The exchange touched on religious tolerance as Democrats debated party unity and potential leadership changes amid calls to eject Smith.
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Washington
Senate
Hestin
Dermocrat
Alabama
Smith
Robinson
Arkansas
Heflin
Knights of Columbus
Alabaman
Hearst
United States
Democratic Teader
Democratic Party
Mt l
William Randolph Hearst
Wears
Heflins
Ly Robinson
AL Smith
Tefling
al i Tac
Alaama
Walsh
Montauk
Frank G. Smith
Illnois
Pendick
Copeland
Ndemocrat
New York
Avi
Pour Second Floor on New Hotel Unit
Work of pouring concrete for the second floor of the south Eldridge hotel unit began this morning. The ferns for the floor were completed Tuesday. Crews will work continuously until the slab is finished to avoid weakening the structure. Mont J Green Construction of Manhattan builds the unit and aims to finish the concrete frame within weeks barring weather or construction delays.
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Eldridge Hotel
Manhattan
Sandino forces melt away under air attack at San Albino
AP dispatches report Sandino rebels retreating under heavy bombing by marine planes. Rebels fled toward Honduras, crossing the Rio Negro in canoes toward Fonstua gulf after engagements at San Albino and Quilali. Marine patrols bolster garrisons at Matagalpa and La Union as Nicaragua debates US supervision terms for upcoming elections.
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San Salvador
Salvador
Honduras
la Union
Managua
Nicaragua
Marine Corps
San Albino
Marine Headquarters
Augustiny? Sandinn
Quilali
Sandino
la Chipot
Qualali
Matagalyia
Congress
Senate
House of Deputies
House
Congress of
United States
McCollaw
Fog and Ice Halt Air Mail Service on Chicago Dallas Route
Weather and ice force a halt in air mail operations along the Chicago to Dallas route. Pilots Wayne G Neville and Richard L Dobb fail to depart Dallas due to dense fog north of Fort Worth, returning to Love Field. Kansas City Dallas pilot Herbert L Kindred remains stranded as northern-end ice and fog persist, delaying mail delivery and prompting advisory group suggestions.
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Kansas City
Fox
Chicago-Dallas
Dallas
Wayne G. Neville
Richardy L. Dobb
Lave Field
Fort Worth
Herbert L. Kindred
Wichita
Kan
Chicago
Proposal for permanent advisory commodity councils in Bank Districts
Washington January 13 The American Farm Bureau federation urged a permanent advisory commodity council system as part of a McNary Haugen amendment. Chester H Gray said the plan would place an advisory council in each of the twelve federal land bank districts to study surplus commodities and be ready to act during emergencies.
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Washington
House Agricultural Committee
Chester H. Gray
American Farn Bureau Federation
McNary-Haugen
Jo Gray
Keone
Gray
Missing AMSA plane en route to Mitchel Field
An AMSA biplane carrying newsreels and outlining a covert movement by President Coolidge vanished after leaving Daytona Florida at 1 p m Monday bound for Mitchel Field It passed Savannah Georgia but no further contact was reported prompting a request to Washington for an Army Air Service search The craft carried Tad Mosely and a mechanic with an unknown name aboard
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New York
AMSA
Coolidge
Havana
Tad Mosely
Army Air Service
Washington
Mosely
Daytona
Fla
Mitchel’ Field
Savannah
Seth
Kansas Forecast Unsettled Late Week With Rain Likely
Moody reports unsettled conditions across Kansas with rain possible tonight in the extreme east and no big temperature change. Clouds dominate weather and road conditions, Hutchinson and Pittsburg noted for rough surfaces, Coffeyville warned for rain and slipperiness, Arkansas City and Douglass County show muddier roads, yesterday’s temperatures posted with today’s highs and lows forecast.
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Kansas
Moody
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Coffeyville
Arkansas City
Tsburg
Douglas County
Erie
Non-Stop Flight To Havana Leaves Detroit
Aust in F Bement and Leonard St Flo depart Selfridge Field at 10 42 a m in a Stinson monoplane for a proposed non stop flight to Havana Cuba Their planned route includes Washington Norfolk Charleston Jacksonville Tampa and Key West They expect to land in Havana between 1 and 2 a m Detroit time on Thursday
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Detroit
Austin F. Bement
Leonard St. Flo
Flying Club
Selfridge’ Field
Havana
Cuba
Fiers
Washington
Norfolk
Charleston
Jacksonville
Tampa
Key West
Selfridge
Lake Erie
Stinson
Detroit Club
Bank Robbery in Topeka Area Seized by Arrests
In Topeka area, three unmasked men robbed Security State Bank at 1 45 pm, taking $1000. They were captured within an hour near Harveyville. Loot hid in a corncrib. all three arraigned in Topeka with not guilty pleas. Conviction could bring 10 to 50 years. Police recovered funds and two vans.
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Topeka
Auburn
Unen
Auturn
Harveyville
Ivan ‘Young
Topéka
Young
Viar
Paul Madden
Fite
Bick
Oscar Carlson
Ee Aes
Mrs Rogers and Mrs Curd Injured In Car Ditch Accident
Mrs Zena A. Rogers and her mother Mrs O Curd were injured when their Willys Knight roadster overturned in a ditch about six miles east of Topeka on the north road. Mrs Curd suffered severe facial and head cuts and Mrs Rogers, unconscious at the scene, endured severe bruises and shock. They were brought to Christ's hospital, Topeka, and later returned home to recover.
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Zena A. Rogers
Barker Avenue
O. Curd
North Seventh Street
Topeka
North Road
Christ's Hospital, Topeka
Tax Stamps on Bonds Only for State and Foreign Issues
Government bonds taxed by secured debt stamps only apply to state bonds foreign government bonds and bonds issued by subdivisions. Stamps cost one tenth of one percent per year on face value and tax ends at maturity. Pre law bonds escape tax. registration fee also one tenth of one percent paid when stamps are bought. News from Salt Lake City AP reports on missing aviator Fred Hoyt and resumed air search in Idaho after storm lift.
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Journal-World
Salt Lake City
Fred “Hoyt
Wichitr
Kan J
Idaho
Michigan Slayer Onway to Prison
Adolph Hotelling, killer of 15 year old Dorothy Schneider near Mt Morris, pleads guilty and is sent to Marquette prison for life. Sheriff Green and deputies move him directly from Ionia reform school to Flint after Genesee County court denies venue change. Dorothy’s father Leslie Schneider attacked Hotelling in the courthouse ante room as proceedings began.
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Flint
Mich
Adolph. Hotelling
Dorothy Schneider
Mt. Morris
Marquette
Fred W. Brennan
Genesee
Genesee County Teircuit
Hotelling
Sheriff Green
Leslie Schneider
Schneider
Opposition Cracks Down on Readings Leaders Split Punished
Moscow January 14 AP delayed report says opposition readers of all shades were ordered dispersed to various points for indefinite periods. Leaders include Leon Trotsky, Christian Rakovsky and Karl Radek divided into groups incorrigibles penitents and non penitents with punishments assigned to remote towns in Komi and Penza while Zinoviev Kameneff and others face education department posts.
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Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Red Army
Russia
Christian Rakovsky
France
Karl Radek
Rakovsky
Radek
Ust-Sysolsk
Komi
Archangel
Astrakhan
Vologda
Jto
Central Committee
M. Samronoff
Fresential Executive Committee
Jreties
Sapronoff
Siberia
Lenine
Dinner guests searched for liquor after Hoboken banquet
Hoboken New Jersey January 18 AP four hundred guests of the Hoboken Chamber of Commerce at its annual banquet including jurists lawyers corporation officials the Hoboken city commission and others were searched for liquor as they left the steamship Berlin of the North German Lloyd line. Sixteen small bottles were seized by two United States customs guards who were performing routine checks on passengers leaving the ship. No arrests were made. Store relocation: The Warehouse Outlet Store moves from 625 Macsache to Tone Broeker Building at 834 Massachusetts Street.
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Hoboken
N. J
Chamber of Commerce
Pan American congress opens in Havana with flags raised
Delegates from 21 republics gather at the University of Havana for the sixth Pan American conference opening. Antonio Sanchez Bustamante is elected Cuban delegation chairman. Dr. Martinez Ortiz gives welcome, praising Pan Americanism and US friendship, as a wreath is laid on the Cuban revolution monument.
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Havana
University of Havana
Antonio Sanchez Bustamente
Martinez Ortiz
Coolidge
United States
Ortiz
Mes Alejandro Leira
Mexico
Nicaragua
Machado
Charles Evins Hughes
University of
George Washington
Court Rules Out Remarks of Juror in Contempt Case
Washington dispatch reports the government failed to admit certain testimony by J. Ray Akers about conversations with Edward J. Kidwell in the Sinclair cont tempt case. The court ruled Akers testimony inadmissible unless defendants could be tied to his beliefs. Also noted are a flight endurance check on the Spirit of California and a guilty plea for manslaughter by Thomas H. Roten, plus a bicycle theft report from 1030 New Jersey Street.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinelgh
William J. Burns
J. Ray Akers
Edward J. Kidwell
Kidwell
Sinclair
Akers
Adams
Robbery At Baker University Library Office
Sheriff Caughtin investigated a burglary at Baker University library office last night. About 25 to 30 dollars were stolen from a cash drawer after holes were bored in the door and the lock pried open from outside. Previous similar thefts were reported last year, with no report filed then. The library office handles much of the school’s financial work as enrollment approaches.
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W. J. Caughtin Intes
Baldyin
Baker University Brary
Baker University
Cummings
Seconi
Igin
Capper presses broad reservoir plan for flood relief
Washington reports Senator Capper and Representatives Ayres and Sproul of Kansas urged flood control with a multi state reservoir system. They argued the federal government should share costs with Kansas and local communities to store flood waters and boost irrigation, saying five or six reservoirs could manage the Missouri valley flood flow and aid development in eastern Colorado and western Kansas.
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Washington
APJ
Mississippi Valley
Capper
Kansas
House Flood Control Committee
Sproul
Repblican
Kansag
Ayres
Kansas River
Western
National Guard units add eleven new enlistees
Recent membership drives by two focal National Guard units within the 187th infantry, companies H and IM, yielded eleven new enlistees. In company M five new men joined. in company H five more, including John Irheide and William B. Sherman, expanding each unit to sixty five. Unavailables were discharged to hit the maximum, with inspection set for Thursday February 16.
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National Guard
187Th Infantry
Inj
Hugh Douglas
Varnon
Beatty
Clinto Krinminer
J. Pruyr
Van
Maury
John Irheide
William B. Sherman
Ollice Ll Studebaker
Julius Torneden
Ronald LaHope
George “Lind
Stili
hew_ mien
Mert
Liberty Post to Meet at Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Post of the American Legion will hold a meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce building. A Dutch lunch will be served and a program of several numbers will be presented. New and prospective members are urged to attend. Kansas City Man dies by his own hand in Kansas City. Walter Makepeace, 99, advertising manager of the Western Contractor, shot himself after firing at his wife and mother-in-law, Mrs Frankis Myers, 63, who was wounded in the hand at her home. Washington bill asks port Leavenworth aviation field at a cost of 120000.
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Liberty Post
American Legion
Chamber of Corpmerce
Kansas City
Walter Makepeace
Western Contractor
Frankis Myers
Ask Aviation
Washington
Leavenworth
Kansas
Representive Anthony
Atwater Kent Radio
Hanna
Coolidge Speech Aims to Unite Americas Delegates
Secretary Kellogg says Coolidge Havana address will show the United States seeks solidarity among all American republics. The delegation led by Charles Evans Hughes should cooperate, not dominate, Kellogg added as the train heads to Washington.
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Coolidge
Washington
Kelloge
Havana
Pan-American Congress
United States
New World
Charles Evans Hughes
Kansai University Debating Aggies in Missouri Valley Debut
The University of Kansas debate team opens its Missouri Valley schedule Monday February 6 at home against the Kansas Aggies. The KU squad will argue against the US policy toward Latin America, and an extensive season schedule includes debates with South Dakota, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, and several southern and midwestern schools. Coach Fr. C. Buehler leads ten debaters Mar tin Dickinson Rice Lardner George Charnes Burton Kingsbury James Gilmore David Evans Frederic Anderson Maul Porter Leland Barrows Ted Haugh.
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University of Kansasi
Kansas -Aggies
K. U
United States
Latin America
Kk. U
K. U. Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts
Kansas
University of South Dakota
Boulder
University of Colorado
South
University of Oklahoma
University Texas
Stpward Methodist University
Howard Payne College
Lawrence
Sache
University ‘of North, Dakota
University of Mississippi
Loyola Uiniversity of Chicago
University of Kansas
University of Nebraska
Atchison
C. Buehler
Martin Dickinson
Rice Lardner
George ‘Charnes
Burton Kingsbury
James Gilmore
David Evans
Frederic, Anderson
Maul
Porter
Leland
Barrows
Ted Haugh
Peace Forces Expand as New Officers Join February 3
The city and county peace forces will add new officers on February 3. George Price, a former deputy sheriff, becomes a city policeman after just over five years in that role dating to Will Johns’s tenure. Houston Turner, a motorcycle officer, will start as deputy sheriff the first of the month after serving as a city officer since last summer. James Weed, who left the county prisoners guard post on road work, is succeeded by Henry Collins who resides northwest of Lawrence near Lecompton.
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George Price
Price
Will Johns
Houston Turner
James Weed
Henry Collins
Lawrence
Lecompton
Record of Record-Breaking Hay Load From Big Bend District
Lawrence resident writes from Wiley Colorado describing the largest alfalfa hay load ever hauled. Four farmers from the Big Bend District loaded over sixteen tons on a single rack, weighing 32 770 pounds net. A block and tackle moved the rack to the road and four to eight horses pulled it to the mill. Kincaid confirms the tale in a letter to friends.
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Lawrence
Wiley, Colo
Rites for Ted Mark Kansas Leaders Attend
Maple Hill Kansas January 18 AP Leaders in state politics business and agriculture paid tribute to WJ Ted a prominent stockman and former board member death Monday funeral set for 2 30 this afternoon at Maple Hill community church Governor Paulen led officials from Topeka and agriculture board members attended along with five members of the board of regents including Mrs Ted who also served on the board
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Maple Hill
Kas
Jans
Kansas
Ted. i
Stockman
Paulen
Plate
Toveka
Board of Hericulture
Tod
J. ©. Mohley
Secretar
Snemiers
Board of Regents
Ted
Peel Ae
Ludell Bank Closed by Directors Over Frozen Assets
The Ludell State Bank of Ludell was closed today by its board of directors after the state banking department announced frozen assets as the reason. The bank reported capital of 0000, surplus 879,000 loans 75,000 deposits and 3,000 in cash. Francis S. Miller served as president and Ida A. Olson as cashier.
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Toneka
Ludell State Bank
Ludell
State “Banking
Department
Dapita
Whoney
Francis S. Miller
Ines A. Olson
Vash- ‘ Ier
Evening classes organized at first enrollment
The Lawrence evening school held its first enrollment at Memorial building last night. Director Graber reported strong initial turnout and described plans for sewing, printing, drawing, shop mechanics, and home decoration classes. Additional courses may form next meeting. inquiries directed to Graber or the board of education.
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Rence
Exty Memorial
Balbn Graber
J F. C. Luckan
Linners
Graber
Board of Education
Shoots Hold-Up Men Precautions Viken by Oklahoma
Seminole Okla Jan 28 One alleged robber dead and two wounded were shot by C W Gunther, brother in law of C W Sutton, owner of the store after a suburban grocery hold up. The dead man was Fre Brown the injured Lloyd Bobos both former teamsters in the sexvinale oj field. A hole was drilled in the rear partition for precautions against future invasions.
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Seminole
Okla
C. W. Gunther
C.W. Sutton
Stord
Fre Brown
Lloyd Bobos
Sexvinale Oj
Gunther
Firemen Sell Tickets For Annual Ball Tomorrow
Fire department night shift will sell tickets to the annual ball on January 27. Tickets cost $1 and will be offered to town businessmen and department members. Lawrence department members are invited. The Franklin Kerrey Orchestra from the university will provide music, and the dance will run from 3 to 1 o'clock.
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Pf.a. US
Paul Ingalls
Lawreace
Frerik Kerrey
University Anc
Stones Believed Old Corn Grinders Found Near Marion Town Hall
Two oddly shaped stones believed to be Indian corn grinders were found Tuesday near the former Marion town hall, southwest of Lone Star, by county surveyor Carl Ellerbrook. The stones show heavy rounded leads with broken handles, and sit on a quarter-stone with a standing god motif in government surveyor grounds. The pieces remain in the county surveyor's office at the courthouse.
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Marion Town Hall
Dhout Imiley
Lone Star
Carl Ellerbrook
Spies Found Guilty in Old Bailey Trial
In London on January 18, a jury in the Old Bailey court found Geenge Hanson a footballer and Francis McCartney guilty of import duties violations. McCartney and Hanson were sentenced to ten years in penal servitude. Also noted, W Albrig of Kansas was asked to be appointed to the board of national Romes for disabled unrest soldiers, with Rep. Bosak introducing the motion. Representative Bla announced candidacy for the Democratic senatorial nomination in Texas.
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Londod
Geenge” Iifred
Hanson
Fretman
Wi Francis McCartney
Risienfi
Lovisia
Old Bailey
McCartney
K.tts
Washington
W. Albrig
Kansas
Romes
Bosak
Senate
Tan
Thomas L. Bla
Texas
Funk’s Ambulance
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