Roosevelt in Money Limits Powers and Budget Debate
The Senate banking committee fast tracked the administration money bill with key changes. It limits Roosevelt’s devaluation powers to two years, allows a five member board to govern the stabilization fund, and preserves Fed gold title with profits taxed via a franchise on the system. Debate surfaced as Senators Fess and Robinson clashed, and Treasury amendments authorize up to 2.5 billion in additional treasury notes to ease borrowing rules.
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Washington
Jan
Administration
Senate Banking Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Senate
Fess
Ohio
Robinson
Arkansas
Bulkley
Dohiel
Couzens
R-Mich
Glass
Gore
McAdoo
Adams
Goldsborough
Townsend
Walcott
Carol
Steiner
Kean
Fletcher
Del
Okla
Couz
Ens
Mich
Carey
Wro
Norbeck
Barkley
McAdee
Stenver
Wagner
Guards and Prisoners Cartoon Drawn After Break
After a Lansing prison break the Kansas City Star published a cartoon by S. J. Ray showing guards dozing by a wall while convicts climbed out. Guards in Lawrence viewed the drawing with bitterness. Convicts captured at Paola praised the cartoon as worth the laughs.
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Lansing
Kansas City Star
S. J. Ray
Lawrence
The
Star
Paola
Ray
Fred Cody
Demand New Ideas Governor Landon Addresses Scouts
Governor Alf M. Landon told Abilene area scouts that people are demanding new ideas for a sane healthy life and a broader view beyond gold and silver. The meeting installed T. W. Williamson as president of the Jayhawk area scout council and honored C. L. Brown as honorary president for life. About 309 adult scout teachers attended.
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Abilene. Kan
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Avaste
Feayhawk Area Scout Council
Steril
Abilene
Brown Memorial
Kansas
Jayhawk Area
Stolen Model A Ford Reported In Topeka Ottawa Kansas City
Raymond Stockert of 1323 Kentucky Street reported his Model A Ford coach stolen from in front of his residence sometime yesterday evening. Police alerted officers in Topeka Ottawa and Kansas City to watch for the vehicle.
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Raymond Stockert
Kentucky
Topeka
Ottawa
Kansas City
Why the New York Site for the Proposed School Building
The New York street site was chosen to expedite federal grant eligibility, avoid delays, and minimize costs. The district had no better option and altering sites could forfeit funds and require condemnations. A study shows 333 children in walking reach, justifying the site’s suitability and accessibility.
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New York
Kill One Take 3 Death Staged by Police Fugitive
A Kansas prison escapee known as a three time fugitive was killed yesterday while attempting to flee after shouting to companions. Clarence Hurt, a veteran detective, says the outlaw would not shoot it out yet chose to run and die. The man, who escaped from Oklahoma’s Lansing prison twice, had built a reputation as a hot footer, once leaping through a window during a raid and being captured in an alley.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Clarence’ Hurt
Fishares
Brady
Hurt
Whippe Brady
del Lester
Lansing
Caer
Deaths and funerals list in Fort Worth area
A Pollard and Mrs E F Sullivan learned of A L Pollard’s death in Fort Worth. Pollard was 75 and longtime Tarrant County resident. Jacob Wells, 95, war veteran, died, funeral held at Bethel M E church Leavenworth with burial in a U S Veteran's cemetery.
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E. F. Sullivan
A. L. Pollard
Fort Worth
Tex
Tarrant County
Jacob Wallis
Jacob Wells
Bethel M. BE
Leavenworth
Mr. Goddard
U. S. Veteran’s Cemetery
Lawrence school event and guard drill headline
In Lawrence the senior high and Future Farmers of America prepare for a faculty and student event while teachers and students note a marriage rumor about Robert Weed. Company M 137th Infantry conducts a drill, receives typhoid shots, and personnel await pay. A former KU student dies.
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Ams
Future Farmers of America
Robert Weed
Robert E. Wood
Robert Wood
137Th Infantry
Kansas National Guard
K. U
Warren N Akers Dies In Provincetown At 57
Warren Newton Akers, former University of Kansas student and longtime executive at Corporation Trust Inc of New York, died Saturday night in Provincetown Massachusetts from apoplexy. He was 57, born in Jacksonville Illinois, attended KU in 1893 and 1894, and belonged to Phi Gamma Delta. He married Frances Ann Jones in 1908, who survives. Akers formerly resided in Kansas City. Thousands of real estate transactions have been processed via Journal-World classified ads.
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Warren Newton
Akers
Kanszaz
Provincetown
Mass
Corporation: Trust, Inc
New York
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Ill
Phi Gamma
Delta
Frances Ann Jones
Milstein Violin Recital Draws Fans From Across States
Milstein's Wednesday recital tickets are sold out as music lovers travel from Oklahoma City Kansas City Leavenworth Lebanon and Topeka to hear the young Russian violinist. Once a student of Leopold Auer Milstein rose from obscurity after leaving Russia at nineteen to tour with Horowitz. Since 1929 he has played with major orchestras and across Europe and the Americas. His current U S tour is completely sold out and the University concert course is fortunate to present it.
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Milstein
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Lebanon
Topeka
Sill
Russia
Leopold Auer
Berlin
France
Belgium
Spain
Portugal
Italy
South America
America
Philadelphia
Portland
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Philharmonic
United States
Lake View fish moved as drought dries western pools
S M Gentry the Lake View caretaker reports moving about 20 000 bass crappie and bluegill to the east lake to save the stock as the extremely dry season drains about 20 acres of the west lake. Eight years ago the west side almost dried but water remains in pockets. Open New Salesroom Bullene Skinner Motor opens used car room at 1028 Massachusetts street in a former Davis Child building with Plymouth and Dodge sales at 622 Massachusetts Irwin Highmy heads new department.
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Lake View
M. Gentry
Zame
Gentry
Bullene-Skinner ‘Motor. Company
Hing
Massachusetts Street
Roliage
Davis-Child -Comny
Pany
Plymouth
Dodge
Massachusetts
Irwin Highmy
Ahmed Osman, first Mohammadan sentenced to death in Massachusetts
Ahmed Osman, the first Muslim man in Massachusetts to receive the death penalty, was electrocuted at the state prison for the nine year old Nellie Kerns murder in Norwood. He protested his innocence to the end.
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Boston
Ahmed Osman
Massachusetts
State Prison
Nellie Kerns
Norwood
Boyntons Story On Satanta Bond Purchases Revealed
Boynton recounts that bond actions were routine with officials attending meetings and worksheets guiding decisions. He notes attorney Light urged civil action, but the city settled for repayment. he believed bonds worth par and later learned Finney and associates had interests in the Satanta and Hugoton purchases.
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Stanley
Ee Boynton
G. L. Light
Light
Finney
Boynton
Robert Booth
Commis
Booth
Boyd
Commission
N.A. Turner
Topeka
Eureka
Fidelity
Bank of Emporia
Frank J. Ryan
Ryan
Bovnton
Thore
Solem named four year head football coach at Iowa U
Council Bluffs January 23 The Iowa state board of education reaffirmed Ossie Solem for four years as head football coach at the University of Iowa. No salary terms were announced though reports place it near 3500 dollars per year.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Iowa State Board of Education
Ossie Solem
University of Io
Escaped Lansing Convicts Captured Near Paola
Three escaped convicts from Lansing were captured southeast of Paola yesterday afternoon and returned to the prison. Bob Brady, leader of the group, was killed resisting arrest. Mc Mahon was sent to prison from Douglas County.
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Lansing
Paola
Bob Brady
Croup
Mc Mahon
Douglas County
Kansas Squad Prepares for Iowa State Contest
The Kansas basketball team will travel by train tonight to Ames for a game against Iowa State tomorrow night. Starters likely Ebling and Vanek or Shaffer at forward, Wells at center, Harrington and Gray as guards, with Kappleman a first alternate. Coach F C Allen aims for a stiff matchup as Iowa State has upset Missouri once and Kansas expects a tough battle. The group plans to return by train Wednesday night to Lawrence.
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Kansas
Ames
Iowa State
Ebling
Vanek
Shaffer
Wells
Harrington
Gray
Kappleman
Graham
Kansas State
F C. Allen
Louis Menzé
Warrensburg
Missouri
Mike Getto
Lawrence
Novel Grading Theories At Hill Professors Exposed
Final exams reveal a chorus of campus myths about eccentric grading. Reports claim professors mark by throwing papers, stacking exams, dart targets and weather, or weighing and random methods, with students noting sensational but unverified tales.
Plan Another Drive Wolf Roundup Near Black Jack
Farmers near Black Jack plan a wolf drive Friday with the roundup on Ness farms half a mile south of U S highway 50 and one mile east of Black Jack. The northwest corner starts at 9 45. Other corners begin at 9 50 with center lines at 10 00. The south line runs from Pleasant Valley school east along the north line of Wellsville to Mrs Lottie Shannon corner. The east line runs to Foxie Dwyer corner and the north line will rim.
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Black Jack
Ness Farms
U. S. Highway 50
Pleasant Valley
Wellsville
Lottie
Shannon Corner
Foxie_Dwyer corner
School boundary lines described for local district
The Adeline and Prospect schools will share a boundary with F Bell at the corner. The west line extends to Pleasant Valley school with Captains on the south line Wayne Scott and Clifford Good, east line Wallace Balch and Ben Brecheisen, north line Henry Brecheisen and George Rohe, and west line Martin Rohe and Charles Hunziecker. Lunch will be served at the.
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Adeline
Wolves Sale Roundup by Everready Club Planned
A roundup by the Ladies of the Everready club is planned to fund expenses of a wolf drive. The sale of wolves will follow the roundup and proceeds will cover driving costs.
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Ladies of the Everready Club
Wolves
Car Theft Thwarted In 900 Block Kentucky Street
Night watchman Sam Wiley reported a gunfire incident at about 2 AM as a man tinkered with a 1930 Ford coach in the 900 block of Kentucky street. The car belonged to Melvin C. Fisher, stolen from his garage at 718 Kentucky. The thief fled after Wiley confronted him, and a neighborhood search near Ninth and Kentucky found no suspect.
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Sam Wiley
Kentucky Street
Wiley
Huston Turner
Lilburn Dowers
City ‘Force
Melvin C. Fisher
Ninth
Kentucky Streets
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Benjamin Young
Rosé MelDougall
Herbert E. Wood
Ranke City
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W. A. Dill
Enzine
Choese
Insurance Agency
Nation Rock
Langston Memorial Company
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Thone
Funk’s
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Henrce
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