Senate Filibuster Delays Naval Cruiser Bill Action
Washington reports a six week fight over the naval cruiser bill as Senate independents and opposition lobbyists wage a lengthy talk fest. The deficiency appropriation measure, funds for next year, dominates debate as leaders plan to force a vote, with cloture requiring three-fifths. The filibuster delays proceed to push passage, delaying the entire legislative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Blaine
Wisconsin
Nsak
Herbert Fiueger
Naval Committee
Kansas Clothiers Set State Meeting Before Atlantic City Event
Bert Ober of Lawrence says about 250 Kansas clothiers will attend a Wichita state meeting February 8 through 9 to discuss industry problems and set recommendations to be weighed at the national convention in Atlantic City the week of March 3. The meeting will address publicity issues and an educational program for the clothing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Retail, Clothiers and Furnishers
Atlantic City
N. d
Bert Ober
Lawrence
National Association
Wichita
Ober
Kansas
Lumbermen Meet Open Convention In Kansas City
The Southwestern Lumbermen association begins its 41st annual convention in Kansas City with exhibits in Convention Hall and expert speakers including Floyd Allen of General Motors. Sessions run through Friday. special rail fares offered from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Texas and Nebraska. Firemen's Ball set for February 4 at Fraternal Aid Union hall tickets priced 1 dollar go to the firemen’s pension fund. A separate item notes a prisoner stabbing three officers in Chicago and a new city hall project costing 160000 with site acquisition completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Southwestern Laumbermen’ S Association
Floyd’ + Allen
General Motors Corporation
Detroit
Marag R. Allen
North Tonawanda
luaValice
Joe
Oito
M. M. River
Harry Colman
Chaparo
L. C. Obernies
Lincoln
Neb
Missouri Theater
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Nebraska
A Alid' Union
Foch Doctors Hopeful On Marshal Foch Recovery
Paris January 22 AP reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch has repelled heart and kidney attacks and shows progress toward recovery. Doctors visiting his sickroom say he is nearing safety, though at nearly seventy eight years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marabel
Ferdinand Foch
Lawrence High Vocational Agriculture Students Compete for KSAC Scholarships
Four Lawrence high school vocational agriculture students will take Friday after noon exams for the Union Pacific Company scholarship to Kansas State Agricultural College. Willett Taylor already wins the 4-H club scholarship. competitors include Jack Hawk Ernest Pine Elvin Pine and Raymond Standing. The test at 2 pm in Douglas County schools office, supervised by Prof A P Davidson and Mr. Lane, awards based on project work exam results scholastic standing and extra-curricular activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Union Pacific Rail Gadl Company
Kansas State Agricultural College
Union, Pacific Company
Willett Taylor
Jack Hawk
Ernest Pine
Elvin Pine
Raymond Standing
O. J. Lane
Douglas County
A. P. Davidson
Department of Vocational Education
K.S. A.C
Lane
Lawrence High School Vocational Agriculture
Presbyterians Church Damaged by Vandalism Last Night
Police report details window canvas slashing at the First Presbyterian church under construction. Chief Will Johns suspects small boys caused the damage, estimated at about 150 dollars. Contractors and parents urged to cooperate in restitution and prevention. Reward offer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Olice Will Johns
Bourbon County Fire Reward Set at 300 Dollars
Fort Scott Kansas January 22 AP a 300 reward was offered by Bourbon county commissioners for the arrest of those responsible for the January 12 fire that destroyed the county courthouse and erased documentary evidence in the Jonathan G Miller case tying to irregularities at the defunct Midwest State Bank. Fire crews found no signs of arson and blamed wiring faults while missing records were traced to a prior vault burglary and undamaged fire at the courthouse.
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Court House
King Moves to Sussex for Bathing Benefits
London reports King George's transfer to the Sussex seaside resort Begnore to gain invigorating air as medical bulletin notes his condition improving with fever abating and nourishing intake. Separation from Buckingham Palace expected but timing not announced. Bishop James Cannon Jr wins Christian Herald award for religious progress. he will sail to the Holy Land February 14 for his prize. An Army endurance plane, the Question Mark, flew from Midland to Shreveport after Captain Ira Baker attended his mother’s funeral in Eden, Texas.
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London
George
Buckingham
Palace
Sussex
Begnor
Holy Land
James Cannon, Jr
Christian Herald
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Rexald
Stanley High
Columbus
Shreveport Midland
Texas
Shreveport
Ira C. Baker
Eden
Sleet Last Night Paralyzed Lawrence Streets
A drizzle turned to sleet coating streets and freezing pavement in Lawrence, making driving hazardous with multiple minor accidents near the university. Vehicles including a Hudson coach and a Chevy driven by Roy Dent of Olathe skidded, but few injuries reported as rain later melted some ice and forecasts warned of a cold snap.
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Lawrence
Kansas-Ames
Pame
K. U. Auditorium
Hudson
Mississippi Street
Memorial Union Building
Snowhall
Roy Dent
Olathe
Rock Chalk
Kansas Legislation Covers State Fair Funding and Local Bills
In Topeka the Kansas House introduced the state fair appropriation bill for Hutchinson with 1930 and 1931 budgets totaling 226,500 and 43,500 dollars. Provisions include 80,000 for grandstand additions and 11,000 for drainage work. Rep Blount introduced a local land detachment bill for Wyandotte County schools.
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Topeka
Hutchinson
Foksey
Reno
Blount
Wyandotte County
Kansas
Postpone Carter Hearing Shifts to Tomorrow Morning
William Carter a colored barbecue stand proprietor charged with attempting to bribe a witness had his preliminary hearing delayed to tomorrow morning due to Ord Clingman funeral services. County officials wish to attend. The hearing will begin at 10 o'clock at the courthouse with Carter free on $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Billy) Carter
Ord’ Clingman
Carter
Ban on Louisville pistols sparks permit rule
Louisville moves to ban pistol sales, requiring a police permit to own a traditional six gun. A separate item reports George Glass, released from county jail after serving part of a liquor sentence, having paid the remaining fine after a prior 27 gallons of liquor found with Ruby Birdwell in a Lawrence car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
George Glass
Topeka
Glass
Ruby Birtdell
Lawrence
Topeka's 15 Million Road Plan Stated by Senator Baker
Senator G Clay Baker of Shawnee county predicted a post session road program to win broad Kan sas support. He said the plan from the roads committees would cost about 15 million dollars and could be financed within two years by adding one cent to the gasoline tax. He opposed revenue division and noted three competing demands for the fund including local roads, district landowner reimbursements, and Kansas League of Municipalities requests for 2000 dollars per mile for paved connections between cities and through highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
G.clay Baker
Shawnee County
Baker
Kansas League of Municipalities
Post Improvements Bill to Fund Forts Riley Leavenworth
Washington January 22 API reports a bill by Rep James Republican Michigan to authorize 5 150 306 to build special and technical structures at army air posts in fiscal 1931. Funds to be drawn from next year Army appropriation. Projects include Fort Leavenworth Kansas hangar field shop headquarters heating plants and related structures. Fort Riley Kansas hangars buildings completion heating plant cited with 55 000 and 30 000 figures.
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Washington
API
Army Air Posts
James
Republican
Michigan
Military Affairs
Congress
Army
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Marshall Field
Fort Riley
Emma E. Galbraith Dies at 58 in Home
Emma E. Galbraith aged 58 died this morning at her home 830 East 18th Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Enema FE. Galbraith
Emma E. Galbraith
East 18Th Street
Has the most Indians New York tops Wyoming and Kansas
An Interior Department table shows New York with 4 419 Indians versus Wyoming 1 963 and Kansas 1 541. Delaware has two Red Men residents. Oklahoma leads with 119 335 Indians.
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New York
Kansas
Wyoming
Washington
Broadway
Interior Department
Delaware
Oklahoma
Eeres
Miss Mary Breese Stays With Phenicie Friends In Reno
Local Reno notes a stormy week with Miss Mary Breese staying at Mrs. G L Phenicie’s home. The community records threshing shifts, car trouble on mail route No.4, and visits among the Hemphill, Phenicie, Kelsall, Wiley, and Kahn families. Harold Hughey, a K U junior, is mourned by the circle of friends as funeral services are held. Various residents travel to Lawrence and Topeka for events and chores while Pony Creek friends gather for skating and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Breese
G. L. Phenicie
F. A. McRill
H. H. Devine
Harold Hughey
K. U
Phenicie
Kelsall
Charley Miller
Tonganoxie
GC. B. Coxon
Theo
Davis, Jr
Othel Wiley
Roy Wiley
Basehor
Kansas
South Pony Creek Bridge
Will Frost
Williamstown
Dwyer
Urban Hess
R. A. Phenicie
John Dwyer
Tueday
Mir
Fred Earnhardt
Lawrence
Dorothy May Bleakley
Will Botts
C. L. Dehoff
D. Miller
Topeka
Fred Kahn
Horakie Taylor
Fort Leaven- Woerth
J. J. Colbert
Peene
Tennerdall Lawrence
Hannibal
Sam Kelsall
Mark Twain
Pony Greek Community Club
Mr. Graham
O. Wiley's
Wiley and Taylor
Claude
Hallenbeck
Kansas City
W. T. Bleakley
Margaret Kelsall
Olive Verhoff
Tomanoxie
R. Stewart
Fred Barnhardat
Jean McKone
Toneks
August Wartzack
S. Kelsall
Margaret
O. Verhoff
Wartzick
Airs
Eastern Star
Pony Creek School
Mound Community Club
Beck
Dale Dickinson
Harry
Alfred Skeets
Walter ‘McRill
Francis’ Worley
Jathryn Hemphill
Linwood
Teaume High School
Jaye
H. Wartzack
Memorial Hospital
Annies QC
Sowers
Ervin
Oelrich
O’brien
A. Wartzack
J T. Bleakley
Edward Kahn
McConnell Hospital
Dale Freeman
Wiley
Devine
Gladys Hemphill
Bianche
Stella” Mae
Henry Wartzack
Wartzack
Graham
W. A. McCleary
C. W.hemphill
F Newmen
May
Jake Stroher
Arthur
Roscoe Parker
Archie Alien
Wiebur Luther
Herold Reusch
Charles Terrell
Eudora Boy Scouts
Methodist Church
Walter Parker
Elmer .Kurtz
Frederick
Donald
Ira D
Hesper
Carl Koehler
Wichita
Gus Keehler
Albert Luther
Wilber
Pete Edelbrock
Archie Alen
Floyd Broer
Kaythleen
Mary Norman
Dan Neil
Otto Abel
Abel
Mr. Neil
Gus Keohier
Carl
Carl Keehler
Joe Strobel
Eugene McOphria
Bobby
Kaw Yality
Harry Broer
Vorothy
Verner
Str
Keehler
Ben Neils
Pete Neils
Charente
World of
Durars Kraybill
Daehter
Avieen
Dan Neis
Prairie Center
Quo Abel
Stinnie
Anneta
Elva
Ruth
George
Local social notes and community events roundup
The column records visits dinners and gatherings across the Mound and surrounding areas. It lists family visits to Memorial Hospital in Lawrence and Lawrence trips. attendance at Eastern Star meetings. school lunch programs. Scout meetings. and numerous social calls and meals among residents of Eudora Hesper Linwood Kaw and nearby towns.
Local Social Notes From Eudora And Lawrence
Miss Bell Roche visits Eudora relatives while Mr and Mrs Leo Beatleson and baby spend time with Mrs J D Burton. Charline Edelbrock visits grandparents in Eudora as others shop in Lawrence. Observers at the Eudora DeSoto basketball game include Frances Strobel and several locals.
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Miss Bell Roche
Eudora
Leon Durr
Leo Beatleson
Baby
Beatleson
J. D. Burton
Mr. Burton
Charline Mildred Edelbrock
John Edelbrock Sr
Fred Koch, Jr
Lawrence
Jake Strobel
Arth‘ue
Fudora
DeSoto
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calolabs, a purified calomel tablet that gives effects of calomel and salts without unpleasantness. One or two Calotabs at bedtime, with water, purges by morning and leaves you feeling fine with a good appetite. Family package only 35 cents at a drug store.
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Ariv
Tuesday Night Radio Schedule and Programs List
A dense list covers evening radio programming and performances for Tuesday January 22. It includes Stromberg Carisien 20 pm, Michelin Tira Pro, ThreesIn-One Theatre, a Ditch Masters segment, Longine Correct Time, and Freed-Elsenian features. Also lists 8:40 pm Sunrise and United States Army segment and multiple stations like WWJ, KOP, KGO, KL, KGW, KOMO, WHR, WLAC, WRC, KHQ POK, KY, KMTR.
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Stromberg-Carisin
Michelin Tira Pro
ThreesIn
Ditch Masters
Longine
Tima
Freed-Elsenian
Voice of Columbia
Muysle Nf
Natinnnis
KLZ Kdyl
WWE
Wao
Ans
Peres Wanlery
KHQ
KPO
Kansas Academy of Science set for April meeting at K State
The Kansas Academy of Science will hold its 61st annual meeting at Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan on April 26 and 27. Dr George E Johnson, secretary, said a special program for technical physical and chemical papers is being arranged. The academy cooperates with the Kansas state chapter of the American Chemical Society to secure a speaker for both groups. About 240 members are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Science Group
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Academy of Science
Kansas State Agricultural College
George E. Johnson
Academy
Kansas State
American Chemical Society
Capitalist Regains Health After Sargon Treatment
A Milwaukee man, John C. Speyer of West Allis, credits Sargon with restoring his health after a year of rheumatism and liver issues. He plans to continue the course and notes strong digestion and renewed strength. Sargon is advertised at Round Corner Drugs in Tanw Renee.
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John C. Speyer
Sixty-third Avenue
West Allis
Milwaukee
West Als
Wise
Florida
Spusurr
Surgan
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Colmar
Kansas Clothiers
Lumbermen
Chicago
Detective Bureau
Pratt
New City and Common
Foch
Marshal
Presbyterian Church
Bourbon County
King
Bognor
Townsend
Labettee
Not
Boyce
Dickinson
Central Kansas Free Fair Association
Abilene
Conkling
House Judiciary Committee
House
Waggener
Atchison
Broadie
Edwards County
Bill
Forts
Riley and
Leavenworth
Evening Star
Virginia
mcSmith Brothers
York
Studio Freeraim
Soo
Spencer
Saigon
John C. Spencer
Cuticura
Malden
Mass
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Merchants National Bank Executor
The
Merchants National Bank
Wild Cay
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