Haucke Tosses Headdress In Ring for Governor Bid
Frank Haucke of Council Grove announces candidacy for Kansas Republican governor, subject to August primaries, amid anti-Reed forces. He leads ex-service group opposing Governor Reed and backs Hamilton’s anti-Reed slate. speculation rises on uniting anti-Reed factions ahead of 1930 primary.
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Wichita
Kang
Frank
Mr. Hamilton
Council Grove
Clyde M. Heed
Haucke
Wichita Eacle
Reed
Topeka
Kansas
Clyde M.reed
Secuin
J. OD. M. Hamilton
Goveror Reed
Washington
Hamilton
Hauche
Garnett
Hauwke
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Morris County
Hamilton's Statement Aids Haucke Candidacy for Governor
Topeka ap says J D M Hamilton withdrew from the governor race and endorsed Frank Haucke for the Republican nomination. Hamilton cited past concerns about promises in office, urging GOP unity behind Haucke after canvassing state voters. Messages note Haucke as a unifying candidate admired by many interested in the party's success.
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Topeka
J. D. M. Hamilton
Glyde M. Reed
Frank Haucke
Hamilton
Frank Haucker
Winter’s grip on middle west. Alaska shines near 30 above
Cold wave persists across the central and western states with subzero readings from the Dakotas to Wyoming. Alaska records unusually mild weather near 30 above as Canada enjoys temperate readings. Flood relief efforts continue in Indiana and Illinois amid freezing conditions and food shortages in the Wabash bottoms. Chicago faces icy streets and snow walls while rescue work progresses.
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Middle West
Alaska
Chicago
Rocky Mountain States
Southwest
Dixie
Los Angeles
Miami
Tampa
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Walla Walla
Wash
Fort Smith
Ark
Weather Bureau
West Central States
Little Rock
Dakotas
Wyoming
Canada
Calgary
Edmonton
Indiana
Illinois
Mt. Cannel
Ilinois
Wabash
Severe Kansas cold eases with rising temperatures
Kansas tops warm with a milder thaw forecast as eastern areas stay frigid and a man aged 65 near Liberal dies from the cold. Topeka reports 1 degree above zero while Coffeyville sees 16 below. wheat belts face continued freeze despite snow cover claims.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Dodge City
Concordia
Goodland
Coffeyville
Independence
Charles Rand
Liberal
State Board of Agriculture
Will Zurbucken
Wright
Ford County
J. O. Mohler
Reading
Admiral Crosley Warns Against Ship Decrease
Rear Admiral W. S. Crosley, commandant at Great Lakes Naval Training Station, urged Springfield businessmen that reducing navy size would harm national interests. He argued funds for naval strength benefit economy and security, cautioning against belief that wars have ended.
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Admiral Crosley
Springfield, I
Admaral W. S. Crosley
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Springfield
Albanian insurrection kills officials and dethrones King Zog
Reports from Salonika claim twenty Albanian government officials were killed at Dibra in a rebellion against King Zog. An assembly at Episkopi reportedly deposed Zog as chiefs of clans, including Merdites, opposed by Italian mediators. Several refugees returned from Jugoslavia amid the turmoil.
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Athens
Salonika
Dibra
Zog
Episkopi
Jugoslavia
Rusten Bairam Ghasi
Monument proposed for Sarajevo Slayer sparks indignation
A Vienna report to the New York Times says a monument will honor Gavrilo Princip, who killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand. The news provokes outrage in Vienna. Earlier memorials to the archduke were ripped down after Sarajevo’s shift to Yugoslavia. The Tageblatt notes a February unveiling before Bosnian patriotic societies. Also, Liber ty Memorial high school plans a basement check stand at home games, staffed by E. J Logsdon to manage small fees.
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Vienna
New York Times
Sarajevo
Ferdinand Gabrilte Princip
Francis Ferdinand I of Austin
Belgrade
Tareblatt
Miljacka
Thel
Juze- Sslavia
Jugoslavians
E Princip
Maria Theresianule
Eran the
Liberty Memorial High School
E. J Logsdon
Logsdon
Weather forecast for Kaneag region teased
Forecast calls for mostly fair conditions tonight and Friday with milder temperatures. East portion expected to stay clear Friday morning with open roads. Arkansas City area reports light travel restrictions. Douglas County roads open. temperatures recorded at 7 pm yesterday and 7 am today.
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Kaneag
Arkansas City
Douglas County
Naval meet exchange views in brief at open session
London Jan 23 delegates to the first power naval conference outlined national viewpoints briefly before private talks. France and Italy dominated attention while Stimson said US seeks general reductions. MacDonald praised cordial, friendly proceedings and outlined open sessions plan. Marshal Is acquitted in Oklahoma murder case.
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Ieceting
Franca
Italy
Queen Anne’s
St. James Palace
France
Henry L. Stimson
United States
MacDonald
Maurice An Key
Tardieu
Dino Grandi
Grandi
Briand
Japan
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Townley Returns to Seek North Dakota Congress Nomination
A C G Townley former head of the Nonpartisan League announced his bid for the Republican nomination in North Dakota third district on a platform of government control and sale of liquor at cost with restrictions He plans a state campaign to ask voters at the November general election to repeal the prohibition provision as a first step Towney faces incumbent J H Sinclair who seeks league endorsement at its Bismarck convention next month
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Minot
A. C G. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Congress
North Dakota
J. H. Sinclair
Nonpartisan League
League
Bismarck
Realtors Aid Days Push to Dry Up Washington
Washington real estate men joined a push to aid federal prosecutors by reporting possible dry law violations. John A. Petty, executive secretary of the Washington real estate board, said members should report suspected violators in their properties and eject tenants guilty of violations. The board will provide Leo A. Rover with up to date records of property transfers to locate property owners and aid padlock actions. The move is described as a major non governmental step to enforce the city dry laws in hotels, apartments and other properties.
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Washington
United States
John A. Petty
Washington Real Estate Board
Leo A. Rover
Adust
Rover
Petty
Negligence Questioned In Bus School-Children Crash
Cleveland January 23 AP A coroner report cites negligence by bus driver John Taylor as the cause of a fatal crash at a railroad crossing that killed nine school children and one adult. Investigation continues with engineer John Hand and fireman John Deal unaware of the bus until impact. The report also urges two-man operation on commercial and school buses.
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Cleveland
A. J. Pearse
John A. Hand
New York Central
Berea
Hand
Toledo
Pearse
John Taylor
Ohip
John Deal
Deal
Flood and Shortage of Fuel Acute As 3 Die
Three flood and cold related deaths reported in Dunklin county Missouri as a severe flood and fuel shortage intensify. Temperatures plunged to 17 degrees below zero with several subzero nights, hampering relief surveys led by Red Cross staff in the flood infested area. A farmer named Olfie Slaughter reportedly drowned breaking through ice on a slough, and two Black men died of exposure near Neelyville while on a hunting expedition.
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Kennett
Dunklin County
Missouri
Marion Keith
The
Red Cross
Olfie Slaughter
Neelyville
Butler County
Kansas Glee Club to Stage February Exhibition
The University of Kansas glee club, preparing for the Missouri Valley meet in Norman, will hold an exhibition concert February 6 at the Auditorium to raise 900 for travel expenses. Director Prof Eugene Christy announced a February 11 trip south and listed the group of 34 veterans and alternates, with Helen Burwell as a featured dancer and plans for a pre show solo.
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Missouri Valley
Norman
Obkla
Eugene Christy
Bey
Kansas Glee Club
Christy
Helen Burwell
Nauchtie Marietta
United’ States
Horner-Kansas City Conservatory
K. U. Glee
Hk. A
Kansas
Missouri Star
Columbia
John Waldorf
Kansas City
Missouri University
University Hospital
Tiger
Oklaoma
Dentist Charged With Accepting Gifts From Oil Men
Albert E. Kling a District of Columbia dentist was charged after investigators said Harry F. Sinclair Henry Mason Day, wealthy oil men, gave him gifts while serving sentences in the DC jail. An automobile and a $150 wrist watch were reported as payments for favors, Kling is to appear before a board to answer the charge. Kling, a Georgetown dental student, has been living in the jail since last July and performing dental work for prisoners in exchange for room and board.
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Washington
API
Harry F. Sinclair
Henry Mason -Day
Albert E. Kling
District of Columbia
M. M. Barmard
Kline
Sinclair
George S. Wilson
Board of Public Welfare
Kling
Doeda
Georgetown University Dental
Mendenhall Convicted in Wife Murder Case
Hal Mendenhall, son of a former Kansas City mayor, was found guilty by a district court jury of murdering his estranged wife. Sentencing deferred pending a motion for a new trial, but life imprisonment is mandatory if denied. A planning trip to Columbia accompanies Dean Geo C. Shaad for the March meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers.
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Miami
Okla
Jane
James Chapman
Treece
Kan
John Brewer
Picher
Miner
Kansas City
Hal Mendenhall
Delegation Heads Will Referee Conference
London leaders map a plan to curb excessive naval armaments. The Big Five will act as umpires to resolve deadlocks, with Prime Minister MacDonald, Secretary Stimson, Premier Tardieu, Foreign Minister Grandi, and former Premier Wakatsuki serving as referees.
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London
No. 10
Downing Cet
MacDonald
Stimson
Tardieu
Grandi
Wakatsuki
Money Stolen From Alpha Chi Omega House
The Alpha Chi Omega sorority at 1240 Dread Ave reports a break in last night with $3.75 stolen from Miss Geraldine Lutes. A rear room on the third floor was the thief’s last seen position as Agnes Robert watched and a Negro man in a cap exited via the east fire escape. No other items were taken and searches by a waiter and officers yielded no traces.
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Alpha Chi Omega
Dread Ave
Geraldine Lutes
Ilis
Agnes Robert
Miss Robert
George Atkeson
Fred Vogler
New Evidence Reopens American War Claims
Washington finds dramatic new German testimony could reshape about 35 million dollars in American war claims. German agent Woznark allegedly supplied key details from Kingsland munitions fire of 1917, while U S investigators dispute parts of the record. Rolland W. Boyden, arbiter, sets February 1 deadline for fresh material before April sessions.
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Jan
Iumerin
Theodore Woznayk
Woznark
United States of Metals
Roland W. Boyden
Armee
Biter
Womark
Kingsland
New Tarser
Canadian Car and Foundry
Compunxy
Fire alarm jolts KC home injuring trio in blaze
A blaze at the home of QC Lt Belcher in Kansas City prompted a morning alarm. Mrs Dam, her 2 year old daughter Joan, and Miss Frances Hocklaw were rescued from an upstairs window as neighbors alerted the fire department. The fire was deemed caused by a defective furnace and put out with minor damage.
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Kansas City
Boston
H. J. Damit
Joan
Frances Hocklaw
Law
Forward Lawrence campaign nears budget goal on 20 yard line
The Forward Lawrence campaign aims for a late score as 17 000 backers push for $1,409 in subscriptions to the Activities fund. Leaders say strong turnout and steady reports keep hope high for reaching the budget amid remaining out-of-town offices. A 6 o'clock Chamber of Commerce meeting will set tonight's outcome.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
HH. C. Constant
Foreign Students Present Program at KC Rotary
Six members of the Cosmopolitan club at the University of Kansas presented a luncheon program for the Kansas City Kansas Rotary club. The entertaiment included talks on international problems and musical numbers. Speakers included Bob Myers president Ike Aoki Isamu Fujiyama Hastie Cy Hastin Alfredo Bustramente Kanakadri Rao with Rao discussing India’s government aims and Bustramente addressing the Philippines. Fujiyama and Hastie played Hawaiian songs on guitar and ukulele. Aoki described the Hawaiian Islands government products climate business and schools.
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Cosmopolian Club
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Rotary Club
Bob Myers
Ike
Aoki
Isamu
Fudjiyama
Cy Hastin
Alfredo Bustramente
Kanakadri Rao
India
Fujiyama
Hastie Sane
Rao
Bustramente
Philippines
Hawraiian Islands
Trains Crash in Kansas City Yard No Injuries Reported
More than a score of passengers were shaken when the Southwest Limited of the Milwaukee railroad crashed into Santa Fe train No 40 in Union station yards. One Milwaukee locomotive derailed a Pullman vestibule demolished and track torn up. No one was injured.
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Southwest Limited
Milwaukee Railroad
Santa Fe
Southern Kansas Express
Union Station
Milwaukee
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