Exile Seeks Sight of Statue and Oil Fields in France
In Cannes, January 18 AP report says James O'Neil, ill and aged, waits to return to the United States to face Teapot Dome questions. Also sought is Henry M. Blackmer of Mid-West Refining. both fled U.S. amid probes into Sinclair and Fall. Brokers and consular actions loom over possible legal return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
France
St. Augustine
Kansas
Oklahoma
James O'Neil
Henry M. Blackmer
Mid-West Refining Company
United States
Europe
Harry Sinclair
O’neill
Blackmer
Monaco
Nice
O'Neil
Secret Service
Italy
Spain
North
Africa
Florence
Vintimille
O’neil
Continental Trading Company
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Fall
Sinclair
Teapot Dome Naval Reserve
Advanced KU students to give recital Monday
Eleven advanced students in the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts will perform at the university gymnasium auditorium Monday evening at 8 o clock. A second recital with twelve more students follows Tuesday at 8 o clock. The program includes piano works by Gries and Griffith, vocal pieces by Westward and Rossini, violin and organ selections, and Debussy Fireworks among others featuring performers Swarthout Spindler Nelson and Coulson with faculty input from Dean Swarthout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
University
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Jane
Gries
Patti/Johnson
Saint-Saens
Meta Murphy
Ruth Spindler
Eee
Great Old Man of Athletic Fame to Visit Emporia
Amos Alonzo Stagg will direct a short personnel program at the Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia on January 7. Brought by the local YMCA, the famed football and baseball figure is on a goodwill tour for Chicago University’s alumni association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Chicago University
Kansas State
College of Emporia
Hefis
Opera Debut by Kansas Girl Delights Chicago Critics
Kathleen Kersting of Wichita Kansas sang Marzellina in Fidelio to strong notices in Chicago reviews. Critics praised her debut as a success alongside praise for conductor Egon Pollock and cast Egon Pollock’s Lenore No 3 overture interruped the show securing long applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ludwig van Beethoven
Wichita
Kan
Kathleen Kersting
Marzellina
The
Herald and Examiner
Miss Kersting
Egon Pollock
Frida Leider
Funeral of Dr Patterson Remembers Lawrence Dentist Leader
Funeral services for Dr J Patterson who practiced dentistry in Lawrence from 1868 to 1884 were held in Kansas City last Thursday. The Rev Willis McKelvey of the Second Presbyterian Church conducted the services. Burial took place in Forest Hill Cemetery Kansas City. Patterson helped found the Kansas City Dental College in 1881 and edited the Western Dental Journal for decades. Dr Willis A Cogton praised him as a forceful, sturdy man who loved books and music and helped dignify the profession in the region. The service drew hundreds of friends and Kansas City Dental Society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
J Patterson
Lawrence
Kansas’City
Willis McKelvey
Second Presbyteran Church
Forest Hill
Kansas City
Savannah
Western Dental College
Western Dental Journal
Willis A. Cogton
Coston
Kansas City Dental Society
Funeral services for Mrs Anna E Brown in Plymouth Church
Mrs Anna E Brown 57 died yesterday at 2141 Vermont Street. Funeral at 2 30 Sunday from Plymouth Congregational Church with Rev John Watts officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. She is survived by husband E F Brown and daughter Mrs G D Lovett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Brown
Anna B. Brown
Vermont Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
John Watts
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mrs Mary H Campbell Dies. Rites Planned in Miltonvale
The body of Mrs. Mary H Campbell, 75, who died last night at her daughter Dollie Emick’s home at 407 Maine Street, was taken to Miltonvale Kansas this morning for funeral services. She is survived by four sons Louis Ray LeRoy and Edward and two daughters Mrs Emick and Mrs Freeborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Campbell
Dollie Emick
Maine Street
Miltonvale
Kan
Herman Cline Dies at 43 in City Home
Herman Cline aged 43 died yesterday at his home 151 Erry Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Cline
151Erry Street
Kansas Players Will Present East Lynne Soon
Kansas Players at the University of Kansas announce the cast for East Lynne to be staged February 3 4 and 5 under Prof Allen Crafton director The performers include Lady Isabel Frances Wilson Archibald Carlyle Robert Calderwood Barbara Hare Esther Mullin Richard Hare George Callahan Francis Lavison Allen Crafton Lord Mont Severn Albert Kerr Mr Dill Ralph Martin Olaf Prentice Little Willie Sylvia Goldberger Miss Carlyle Inez Hammond Joyce Rebecca Thacher Wilson Josephine Hulse Susanne Marian Moses.
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East Lynne
Kansas Players
University of Kansas Dramatic Organization
Allen Crafton
Pla
Lady Isabel
Frances Wilson
Archibald Carlyle
Robert Calderwood
Barbara Hare
Esther Mullin
Richard Hare
George Callahan
Francis Lavison
Lord Monat - Severn
Albert Kerr
Mr. Dill
Ralph Martin
Three Sleepers Lodged At City Jail Overnight
Three sleepers were placed in the city jail last night. A telephone number 48 is listed to contact the ad taker for buying or selling listings.
Quail Feeding Drive Urges Help Across County
Coldest Douglas county winter in 1912 spurs urgent appeal from Al Green for sportsmen and farmers to feed quail and other birds. Green brothers store distributes free grain with Izaak Walton league aid. WREN planned city broadcasts to rally nationwide help. State official Alva Clapp orders 1000 deputies to feed birds as quail numbers risk drastic losses without sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
al Green
Izaak Walton League
Green Brothers
Cach
WREN
Kansas
Alva Clapp
State Fish and Game Commission
Parsons
Thir
Bethata Geein Ta Nar Sons
New 4 H Club Director Assumes Duties Today
J B Taylor new director of 4 H club work for Douglas county starts his duties in Lawrence this morning. He previously directed club work in Rogers and Osage counties Oklahoma and produced three national champion 4 H stock judging teams. He holds a B S in Agriculture from Oklahoma A and M, class of 1925. Mrs Taylor and two children will join him in Lawrence later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Taylor
Douglas County
Ook
Taylor
Lawrence
Maremore
Okla
Rogersounty
Rogers County
Osage County
Oklahoma
Topeka jail holds Eddie Archambault on forgeries
Eddie Archambault a 19 year old Haskell student arrested Monday by Officer Richard Hughes on forging money orders was taken to Topeka yesterday by United States Deputy Marshal Baker and confined. He confessed to Chief of Police Will Johns and Officer Hughes the afternoon of his arrest that he took and forged the money orders, a confession repeated in writing before Post Office Inspector E O Halleck on Tuesday. The federal warrant was sworn out in Topeka on Thursday and Hallock said Archambault would likely face forging charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Archambault
Haskell
Richard Hughes
Topeka
United States
Marshal Baker
Archambault
Will Johns
Hughes
E. 0. Halleck
Post Office
Hallock
Topeka minister to occupy pulpit Sunday
Rev. Clifton Merritt Gray of Topeka will address the Unitarian church Sunday on What the World Needs Most. His sermon will discuss world symptoms as revealed by modern novels and drama, remedies proposed by writers such as Lipp and Barnes, and the significance of All Quiet on the Western Front and Journey's End, as indicating the real need of our civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Merritt Gray
Toeka
Unitarian
Gray
Lippvan and Barnes
Seminar Highlights On James and Bergson Discussion
Philosophical seminar met yesterday afternoon with Miss Margaret Kane of 1511 Crescent Road and C. H. Miller presenting on James and Bergson. Tea and a social hour followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philosophical Seminar
Margaret’ Kane
Crescent Road
C. H. Miller
Civic rally fuels Lawrence campaign drive
Lawrence business and professional figures join a civic rally as an eighteen team campaign mobilizes volunteers. Captains pledge full signups, with meetings and dinners to organize members for the activities fund. Campaign begins Tuesday with 9 am team meeting and 12:30 pm luncheon report at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Citizens Committee
Activities Fund Committee
Walter H. Varnum
Eldridge
Chamber of Commerce
Sub Zero Cold in North and Middle West States
Sub zero cold spread across the north and middle west with Chicago at 15 below and Duluth and Des Moines at 26 below. Snowy forecast and rising temperatures expected by Monday. Trains late and communications strained. no deaths reported yet. homelessness misery grows. Stage star Nydia OArnell wed Harry A Bruno in New York, the ceremony at Charles H Tuttle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Middle West States
Chicago
Middle
Ilinois
Duluth
Minn
Des Moinés
Iowa
Nebraska
Springfield
Quincy
Decatur
Missouri
Hannibal
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Ohio
New York
Nydia O’arnell
Anna de Sosnowska
Harry A. Bruno
Charles’ A. Lindbergh
United States
Charles H. Tuttle
Firemen Answer Three Calls in City Today
Lawrence fire department responded to three calls today. At 8:13 a.m. sparks from a chimney at Sigma Chi house 1683 Vermont Street caused a small roof fire with slight damage. At 9:45 a.m. a fire at 812 Rhode Island Street, unknown origin, burned furniture in the kitchen of a house occupied by R. Wood. At 1:05 p.m. firefighters were dispatched to 713 Rhode Island Street where a chicken house caught fire but caused no damage. residence occupied by C. L. Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chi
Vermont Street
Rhode Island Street
R. Woodare
C. L. Curtis
Good Diet Helps Teeth in Preventive Dentistry Meeting
A Chicago Dental Society meeting stressed preventive care over repair with a large turnout of over 7,000 dentists from the United States Cuba and Canada. Parents should teach tooth care to children, diet plays a key role in dental safety, and frequent checkups are urged to prevent cavities and gum disease. X rays were recommended for examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Dental Society
Chicago
United States
Cuba
Canada
Kansas Press Association elects officers at Wichita meeting
Charles H Browne of Horton Headlight Commercial was named president of the Kansas Press Association at the thirty eighth annual convention in Wichita. John C Mack of Newton becomes vice president, with John Redmond of Burlington as his successor. C W Little of Alma and J H Bailey of Washington were re elected secretary and treasurer. Frank P Frost of Eskridge joined the executive committee along with W A Bailey Ray Bretweiser Mack Cretcher and others. The 1931 convention will be held in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Horton Headlight
K Kansas Press Association
John C. Mack
Newton
John Redmond
Burlington
Browne
C. W. Little
Alma
J. H. Bailey
Washington
Frank P. Frost
Eskridge
W. A. Bailey
Kansas City
Ray Bretweiser
Glen Elder
Mack Cretcher
Topeka
Gas Death in Topeka Claims Two Women
In Topeka on January 18, carbon monoxide poisoning killed Mrs Mollie Pryor 72 and left her granddaughter Miss Alice Carver 25 in a dangerous condition. A neighbor found them in a shared bedroom with a small gas heater burning brightly and no flue connection. Dr H L Clark coroner said the heater caused the fumes. Pryor died before firefighters arrived, while Carver was revived by artificial respiration and likely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Mollie Pryor
Alice Carver
H.L. Clark
Shawnee
Vesper organ recital by Prof Laurel Everetté Anderson
The University of Kansas organist will present the thirtieth Vesper organ recital in the University auditorium at 4 tomorrow afternoon. The program includes Christ lag in Todesbanden, Bach Cromiatica, and works by Clerambault and traditional French Andantino, with movements Andante, Allegro, and Adagio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Everetté Anderson
University of Kansas
University
University Fine Arts Office
Christ
Todesbanden
Clerambault
Wickersham to Deliver Radio Address on Law Enforcement
George Wickersham, chairman of Hoover's law enforcement commission, will speak on law enforcement next Wednesday night at 8:30 PM EST. The address will air on WEAF New York and 23 NBC stations under NBC and the National League of Women Voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Broadcasting Company
George Wickersham
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
WEAF
National League of Women Voters
Fraveler Escapes Death Near Hargrave Kansas
Ray Brown a salesman for a Great Bend producer company was found on the verge near Hargrave with a frozen face and unable to breathe after his car stalled in a snow drift. He crawled toward town but was rescued and taken to McCracken where reports say he would recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Kan
Ray Brown
T. Great Bend Producer Company
Hargrave
Here
Brown
McCracken
Grain Corporation Boosts Wheat Bid in Chicago Market
The national Grain Corporation raised its cash wheat bid in Chicago from 1.18 to 1.20 a bushel. It has been buying corn at Kansas City and plans buys in the northwest. Equity Grain Company stores over 100000 bushels of corn in Kansas City with space for 500000 more, hedged in futures. Kansas City bids include No. 3 mixed corn at 13 cents under May and No. 2 at 10 32 cents under May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Grain Corpioration
Kansas City
Kellogg
Northwest
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Equity Grain Company
National Grain Corporation
Farmers’ Union Jobbing Association
Irving Bobaleck Shot to Death in Texas Bank Robbery Case
Irving Bobaleck, youth charged with holdup of the First National bank in Kemp Texas, was found shot to death near Murdock Lake after a posse chase. Initial beliefs said he froze during a vigil but authorities later confirmed two gunshot wounds to the chest as the body was brought to Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Tex
Irving Bobaleck
First National Bank
Bobaleck
Murdock Lake
Murdock
Whethr
Camden
N. J
Gladys May
Parks
Underestimated Hats Save Bowen From Cold Spell
Phil Bowenbury underestimated the response to a two day hat cleaning offer. He predicted 50 to 75 hats but 740 hats arrived. Bowen offered to do all the work and not shave until finished, a pledge that has kept him warm during the week. His friends teased him about the shave as the hats flood his shop. He hopes to complete the work by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Bowenbury
Altho
Mr. Bowen
Bowen
Sixty Inch Telescope Ready for South Africa Gift
Pittsburgh AP reports completion of a sixty inch refracting telescope, the third largest in the world, to be sent as a gift from the International Education Board to the Harvard Observatory. Prof Harlow Shapley says it will study distant stellar systems and analyze stars chemically by spectroscopy at the Harvard Kopie station near Bloemfontein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
International Education Board
Harvard Observatory
Harlow Shapley
Harvard
Ogburn Analyzes Prohibition Role In Smith Defeat
Professor William P. Ogburn of the University of Chicago says a scientific basis shows Prohibition was three times more decisive than religion in Alfred E. Smith's 1928 presidential defeat. He directs Hoover era social surveys and presents new analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pignicoce
William P. Ogburn
University of Chicago
Ogburn
Hoover
Social Survey Commission
Alfred E. Smith
Aged Kansan Frozen to Death Near Daughter’s Farm
Albert Johnson about eighty years old froze to death last night near the home of his daughter Mrs Ella Irwin two miles west of Independence Kansas. Mrs Irwin said he went out of doors without notifying the family and was found dead. The case was reported from Independence. Read and use Journal-World want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kan
Albert Johnson
Ella Irwin
Court upholds Mrs McCormick in guardianship case
In Santa Barbara California on January 18 AP reports Superior Judge William Dehy allowed Harold McCormick and Anita McCormick Blaine to remain as co guardians of the invalid Stanley McCormick. The judge also ordered adding a professional guardian and a layman of superior judgment to the current board, while Mrs Katherine McCormick’s bid to name herself sole guardian was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
Katherine McCormick
Edward J. Kempf
New York
Stanley McCormick
William Dehy
McCormick
Harold McCormick
Anita McCormick Blaine
Clash Over Utilities Sparks Fight Over Exhibits
Bernard F. Weadock, special counsel for public utilities, clashed with Federal Trade Commission Commissioner McCulloch as Weadock tried to enter ninety six exhibits. He argued the records showed propaganda against government ownership and accused the commission of cutting off his side after two years of industry effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cebinean
Bernard F. Weadock
Public Utilities
McCulloch
Federal Trade Commission
Weadock
City Officers Convicted In Dry Law Case
Chicago officials led by Mayor Raleigh P. Hale and Police Chief James W. Regan, plus 18 others in East Chicago, were convicted in federal court of conspiracy to violate prohibition. The verdict highlighted ongoing federal efforts to purge alleged widespread liquor law violations in the Calumet district, including Gary, East Chicago, Hammond, Whiting, and Crown Point, with gambling and vice alleged under protection of officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Raleigh P. Hale
James W. Regan
East Chicago
Federal District Court
Calumet District
Indiana
Gary
Whiting
Crown Point
Gas Meter Kept Warm By Burlap Wrapping
Local grocer Walt Dunmire recounted a cold snap incident as the water meter froze twice. After thawing it, he had instructed an employee to wrap the meter in burlap to prevent freezing, only to discover the gas meter also warmly wrapped and the water pipe broken nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Dunmire
Mr. Dunmire
Mother slays child in Kansas farm tragedy
A Horton Kansas mother, Mrs Karl Finger, slashed the throats of her two daughters in a farm home. One daughter died. the other and the mother were hospitalized in serious condition. Finger is believed insane after the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton. Kan
Here
Karl Finger
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Ad Promises Money Back
An advertisement claims one bottle of Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy will convince anyone of its efficacy. It urges use as directed and offers a full refund if not satisfied. Round Corner Drug Co., Agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
Howe
Round Corner Drug Co
Positive Faith and Union Sermons At Local Service
At 11:00 worship and communion form the day with a sermon titled A Positive Faith. An evening service at 7:30 features The Next Step In Christian Union and Miss Fay Phillips leading the music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Union
Fay Phillips
Saturday and Sunday Radio Concert Schedule Listed
A dense list of time stamps names shows Mildred DeWeese and many programs on stations including KFKU and WGN. It covers Saturday Sunday programs with musicians ensembles weather forecasts and time checks plus recurring features such as Longines Correct Time Slumber Music and Amos n Andy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred DeWeese
R.C. A
Fuller Man
Jack Riley
The
Cub Reporter
Chicago Civic Opera
Longines
Slumber Music
Amos ‘Nn
Andy
Wishop
Sallcan
Weather Man
Tone Pictures
Smax
Kansas City Journal- Post
Newa Itams
Christian 8Science Servaces
Third Church
Kansas City
National
Metropolitan Echoes
KFRKU
McGrew
Karl Tratton
Baldwin
Enna Jettick Melodies
Collier
Salon Alingers
Dick Riley
Jemima Man
Parnassus String Trio
the Manhatters
Jenny Wren
Kifke
National Farm
United States Marine Band
Melody Musketeers
McGrew Trio
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Smith Ballew
Orchesta
Armour
KFKU
Roxy and His Gang
Spana Troubadours
Edison Program
Real Folks
Chacebrough Co
Stromberg-Carlson Proram
Empire Tunders
LOO Poom
Amos
Saltcon Weather Man
Sunday Broadcast of Classical Works at KFKU
Secondd movement Adagio Triste and other parts feature Bach, Grice, Tschaikowsky, and a University string quartet led by Waldemar Gelich and Luther Leavengood. The program includes traditional Japanese pieces and French Laurel Everett Anderson compositions performed by university organist Amarylis and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yodushanden
Laurel Everett Anderson
Chidori
Edvard Grice
Onur
Kargonoff
Peter
Tschaikowsky
Gade University String Quartet
Waldemar Gelich
Luther Leavengood
Karl
Thoxine Promises Quick Cough Relief for All
Thoxine claims instant relief from night coughs by acting on the internal cause rather than surface symptoms. Marketed as a doctor prescribed remedy with no harmful drugs, it is offered in 85¢ 60¢ and $1.00 bottles and backed by a money back guarantee through Round Carrier Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Carrier Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teapot Dome
Becata
Gabriele ‘D’annunizio
San -Cetteo
R.E. Proteh
Associated Press
Gladys Moon Jones
United States Sugar Association
Senate Lobby
Kansas Girl
K. U
Unitarian Church
Lionel Belmore
Hollywood
Lawrence Fire Department
Kansas Pressers
Charles Brownes
Horton
Anderson
Wickersham
A 'Fraveler
Grain Corporation
Smith
Merchants National Bank
Christmas Savings Club
Mrs. McCormick
Federal Trade Commissioner
Special Council
Water Gage
Pawnee
B. O. Shepherd
Tulsa
Robert Hatcher
Webb City
Shepherd
Alice Andrews
FE. R. McNeill
Lamego
Portugal
North ‘Lawrence
Schubert
Funeral Home Ambulance
Tike” Kearney and His Orchestra
Old Mill
Mase
Rumsey Bros Funeral Home
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