Body of George V Arrives in London
King George V's body arrived in London to lie in state at Westminster Hall after lying in Sandringham. Edward VII, pale and weary, and the royal brothers walked the funeral route as crowds lined the streets and knelt in reverence. The gun-carriage bore the imperial crown, while Buckingham Palace prepared for coronation plans next year and the nation mourned with crepe-draped streets. A separate item notes an unnamed donor gave McPherson College £2000 for library improvements.
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George V
Edward VII
Great Britain
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Westminster Hall
George
Edward
Buckingham Palace
King's Cross
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Air Force
Grenadier
Tyne
House of Commons
Baldwin
Commons
King Edward VI
Aton
Mary
Alkit
York
Gloucester
Kent
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Royal Brothers
Latham
Wolferton
Queen Mother
The
Royal Farmiig
More Than 200 Deaths From Midwest Cold Wave
More than 200 deaths in the past week were attributed to severe cold across the Midwest and Northeast. At least 177 died in snowbound northern states last weekend, mainly in traffic accidents. An additional 54 died or froze to death or perished in fires as people sought warmth amid record low temperatures. State tallies show Illinois 12, Michigan 11, Ohio 9, Minnesota 4, Indiana 4, New York 3, Pennsylvania 2, Wisconsin 3, and single deaths in Iowa Kansas Maryland Nebraska.
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Chicago
Linois
Michigan
Ohio
Minnesota
Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Maryland
Nebraska
Buffalo
Rochester
Kentucky
Nashville
North Carolina
Pacific Coast
Stutz urges plan for Kansas social security participation
Washington reports Stutz, executive secretary of the Kansas Emergency Relief committee, predicting quick federal approval of Kansas participation in social security public assistance. An pending appropriation could allow funds from Feb 1, with counties and the state sharing relief payments. McDonald urged opposition, arguing legislature must authorize Kansas to participate and warning of tax burdens and reduced benefits without a session.
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Washington
Kansas
Plains
John G. Stutz
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
Social Security Board
Stutz
Congress
State Emergency Relief Committee
Kansas City
Kan
Jan
LPI
Josanh &. McDonald
Federal Social Security Board
John Stutz
McDonald
All M. Landon
Favors State AAA Legislation Plan
Washington reports a senate agricultural subcommittee rejected the administration soil conservation substitute for AAA. Instead lawmakers favor a plan based on four little AAAs per state to secure cooperation. Attorney General Cummings says new taxes to fund a farm program are being formed by the justice department and treasury.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural
Cummings
Justice Department
The
Treasury
Smith
Senate Agricultural Committee
Wallace
Agricultural Department
Senate
Frigid Arctic Wave Deepens Freeze Across United States
Sub zero temperatures and fierce winds from the Dakotas to the Atlantic claim at least 51 lives across twenty states. Heavy snow threatens, while Midwest relief lags. Thermometers show 56 below in International Falls with zero chill spreading from the Rockies to New England and south toward Tennessee and North Carolina.
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Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Dakotas
Atlantic
Midwest
International Falls Bridge
Minnesota
Rockies
New England
Tennessee
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Kansi
Nebraska
New York City
Westward Blizzard Grips Kansans Amid Record Cold
The report details extreme cold across Kansas and neighboring states with Topeka and Elwood among the coldest sites, amid a nationwide blizzard. It notes rising temperatures expected by tomorrow, continued power of wind, blocked roads, school and factory closures, and widespread hardships. The piece mentions trains stalled, numerous snowbound autos near Buffalo, milk shortages looming, and relief efforts for the homeless as authorities warn recovery will be slow.
Friction Over Farm Bill Stalls Senate Subcommittee
Washington January 23. Republicans refused to serve on a Senate subcommittee to study the soil conservation plan for the new farm bill. Senator Smith of South Carolina, chairing the full agriculture committee, said the outcome depends on the subcommittee. The group elected to examine the plan plans to call Secretary Wallace and Chester Davis for a later session. House leaders indicated changes may be added, with a move toward a permanent program based on state cooperation.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Smith
D-Sc
Full Agriculture Committee
Bankhead ¢Dalla
Senate
Y Smith
McNary
Oregon
Norris
Bankhead
Murphy
Iowa
Pope
Idaho
Hatch
Wallace
Chester Davis
House Agriculture Committee
Davis
Lake projects idle despite approval from Wash DC
Topeka January report shows three state and municipal lake projects Wabaunsee Gardner and Howard stalled after approval from federal officials. KERC maintained transient labor camps. WPA pending approval left funding exhausted for these dams. Stutz noted material and equipment exist on site. work limited to maintenance.
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Topeka
John G
Stutz
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
KERC
Washington
Wabaunsee
Gardner State
Howard Municipal
WPA
Comptroller-General
Evan Griffith
Kansas
Gardner
Pskridge
Civilan Conservation Corps
Wabaunsee and
Howard
Liuiz
FERA
Gard!ier
Frank H. Simonds Dies at 48 in Washington
Frank H. Simonds noted journalist and foreign affairs student died at his Washington home shortly after noon today. A Concord Massachusetts native, he graduated from Harvard in 1900 and built a career with the New York Tribune, Evening Post, Sun, and the Review of Reviews. He contributed to a wide syndicate of about 500 writers and authored a five volume history of World War I.
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Frank H. Simonds
Simonds
Concord
Mass
Harvard
New York Tribune
New York Evening Post
New York Sun
The
Review of Nevie
Hundren
RAY TRIPP IS CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATE IN KANSAS
Herington contractor L Ray G Tripp announced he would seek state senator from the 22nd Kansas district. He previously held the seat from 1928 to 1932 and was not a candidate in 1932. The 22nd district covers Dickinson and Clay counties.
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Herington
Kan
L. Ray G. Tripp
Kansas
Tripp
Dickinson
Clay Counties
Courts Don’t Agree on Labor Act Rulings In Two Cities
In Memphis Judge Martin upheld the 1935 act against a Bemis, Tenn. company stay request for a NLRB inquiry in Jackson. In Kansas City Judge Otis ruled the Wagner act invalid under the commerce clause, saying Congress may regulate commerce among states only and that manufacturing isn’t commerce, affecting Majestic Flour Mill of Aurora, Missouri. An injunction blocked NLRB interference with the mill’s labor management.
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Memphis
Tenn
John D. Martin
Bemis Prothers Ae Company
Bemis
Tent
National Labor Relations Board
Jackson
Kansas City
Merrill E. Otis
Congress
Majestic Flour Mill
Aurora
Stock Market Index Report Detail
The average of 60 stocks stood at 45.5 yesterday, reflecting a modest market movement. Ford and Hamilton's advance are noted among the equities tracked in this concise index summary.
Old Man Winter Puts Lawrence In Freezing Spell
Lawrence felt subzero conditions through the night with the gas office thermometer at 2 below and a low of 3 below by 7 am. Measurements varied citywide, Prof. Posey reported 6 below at his home, and the previous winter low was 7 below. By noon it warmed to 4 above as garages tested anti freeze and motorists faced starting troubles. The poor relief system anticipated needs and reported adequate coverage for those affected.
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Winter
Lawrence
C. J. Posey
New Hampshire Street
Mary
Altho
Mildred Davis Watson
Legion Plan Discussed At Eldridge Meeting
The American Legion Highway Safety educational plan will be discussed at a Legion meeting at the Eldridge hotel tomorrow evening at 6:25. Post commanders from the second district and safety committee chairmen are urged to attend. Earl C. Todd will outline the plan, with Harry P. Abrams presiding. Howard Moore named Douglas county chairman and M. W. Goff heads the Dorsey Liberty Post committee. The drive aims to reduce highway crashes, deaths, and injuries through education.
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Eldridge
Second Congressional District
Earl C. Todd
Independence
State Legion Safety Committee
Highway Commission
Harry PD. Abrams
Howard Moore
Douglas County
M. W. Goff
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Confers With Landon Topeka Delegation Trails in Topeka
A Topeka gathering of about a ton of newspaper men and Republican leaders met to confer with presidential possibility Landon. Led by Carl H. Cook the delegation, noncommittal on candidates and Iowa's Cleveland convention stance, dined at the executive residence. Members included K Crabbe Albia publisher Union Republican M L Curtis Knoxville publisher Knoxville Journal Berry F Halden Chariton Herald-Patriot Don L Berry Indianola publisher The Record Ed M Smith Winterset Madisonian Hugh M Lundy Albia secretary Iowa Coal Institute.
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Finv
Alm
Landon
Carl H. Cook
Glenwood
Iowa
Cleveland
Mr. Cook
K. Crabbe
Albia
Union Republican
M. L. Curtis
Knoxville
Knoxville Journal
Berry F. Halden
Chariton
Herald-Patrist
Don L. Berry
Indianola
the Record
Ed M. Smith
Winterset
The
Madisonian
Hugh M. Lundy
Iowa Coal Institute
Night Marshal Foils Car Thieves in Wymore Neb
Night Marshal William Kelley surprised three men attempting auto theft in Wymore Nebraska. The suspects fled under gunfire. Kelley believed he hit their car but the men escaped. The gang had previously stolen nine gallons of gasoline from a local station and may be the same robbers tied to a prior Cleburne Kansas incident.
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Wymore
Neb
William Kelley
Kelley
Cleburne
Kan
Plane search fails to locate fleeing car thieves near Manhattan
W E Stone, manager of the Carter Grocery and licensed air pilot, flew a state highway patrol plane in a search for two men who fled from a stolen car wrecked north of Manhattan. Weather ice hindered progress. searches extended to Fort Riley Irving and near the Nebraska line, but no trace was found.
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Carter Grocery
State Highway Patrol
Manhattan
Kan
Stone
Lawrence
Trary Topeka
H.T. Schilder
Topeka
Fort Riley
John DeLong
Highway Patrol
Irving
Nebraska Line
Stabe
Bandit gang hunted after string of early morning robberies
A search in northern Kansas and western Nebraska is on for a bandit gang suspected of robbing filling stations near Crebsrtkae and Cleburne. Two men believed detained by Sheriff M. F. Flanagan. a pursuit followed a car wreck near Manhattan. Detected suspects may include Denning of the Limerick gang. two attendants at a Cleburne station were forced to fuel a Ford V8 as two cars, one a Nash, fled.
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Olivers
Kansas
Stthern
Nebraska
Wymore
M. FP. Flanagan
Yestern
Mobile
Manhattan
Ile
Mai Denning
Limerick
Cacheel
Pear An Gute
Flanagan
Endicott
Ned
Pairbury
Six Cofferville Athletes Leave Cofferville Junior College
Coffeyville Kan Jan 23 Six Cofferville Junior college athletes withdrew to enroll at Oklahoma City University. The six played football and basketball Warne Austin Frank Henderson Selbert Selby Jack Ivy Howard Wade and Bill Supernan-Pean Edwin McReynolds said the group planned the move after confirming interest in Oklahoma City University. The article notes a prior monthly wage and includes unrelated aviation incident and ad lines.
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Cofferville
Kan
Cofferville Junior College
Oklahoma City
John H Bell dies in Lawrence after 80 years
John H Bell longtime Lawrence resident died at 3 AM at 1347 New Hampshire Street aged 80 years 3 months 1 day from heart disease He was born October 22 1855 in Big Foot Prairie Wis Came to Lawrence in 1884 and ran a music store later with his brother forming Bell Brothers piano He is survived by wife Mary Medora daughter Bons ie Bell Houston son Walter Bell two brothers Olin Bell and William Bell Funeral at 10 AM Saturday in the Masonic temple with Masonica bodies and Oak Hill cemetery burial He was active in music education and local bands and was a 32nd degree Mason Elks member and Rotary club member
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Lawrence
New Hampshire Street
Mary Medora Bell
Bons Nie Bell Houston
Walter Bell
San Francisco
Symphony Orchestra
Olin Bell
Muncie
Ind
William Bell
Texas
Masonic
Bell Brothers
John Bell
J. J. Bell Music Company
L Houston
University of Kansas
Harald Bachman
Chicago
Bell
Elks Club
Lawrence Rotary Club
President Roosevelt Expected to Veto Bonus Bill
Washington rumors claim President Roosevelt will veto the bonus bill, a desk action from yesterday, as House approval fell 46 to 59 and Senate 74 to 1. Lawmakers see the veto as academic and discuss funding for payments to Spain.
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Juin 23
Roosevelt
Early Day Lawyer Hoffmire Dies Amid Pioneers Ties
Federal Judge Charles F. Woerner issued a preliminary injunction against enforcing the Wagner labor relations act employment elections system. Thomas R. Hoffmire, a Pueblo attorney linked with many prominent pioneers and officials, is described as a longtime figure in mining and law.
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Thomas R. Hoffmire
Pueblo
Coto
Thanos
Hattie TS
Rome
Ivor Muttivmillionaiss
Rit Caron
Froptiorentan
Ard I James
the Outlaw
Chicuro
Dan
Charles FE. Woearhyerd
Weather forecast for Kansas with snow risk and cloud cover
Partly cloudy west and east portions with tonight and Friday snow in the east. Colder in extreme northwest, slowly rising temperatures in east tonight and Friday. Morning conditions cloudy. Dirt roads variable with scattered showers. Districts including Pittsburg, Treacy, Manhattan, Ottawa. county readings satisfactory. temperatures noted from Prof. J Rosey’s report. Football game Friday night at I MHS for conference leadership.
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Pittsburg
Treacy
Manhattan
Orttawa
Dow County
C. J. Jtosey
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