Arctic wreckage search ends with hope for Eielson Borland
Mushers and dog teams rush toward North Cape Alaska where the wrecked Carl Ben Eielson and Carl Borland plane was found under snow. Crosson and Gillam, who located the craft from the air, report the cabin and engine amid scattered wreckage, fueling belief the aviators perished in the crash.
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Name
Alaska
North Cape
Siberia
Carl Ben Hielson
Arctic
Carl Borland
Joe Crosson
Harold Gillam
Eielson and Borland
Morehhan
Crosson
Gillam
Kielson
Borland
Bielson
Berland
Teller
Frank Derbandt
Nanuk
Hielson
Dorbandt
Eielon
Eielson
George Hubert Wilkins
Explorer
Tint Barre
Spitzbergen
Wilkins
Tax Reduction on Loss Denied to Brewers
The Supreme Court ruled a business destroyed by Congress is not entitled to compensation through tax deductions. Brewers who closed due to national prohibition cannot deduct the value of lost goodwill from income tax returns. Haberle Crystal Springs Brewing Company of Northern New York had sought such compensation, and Frederick C. Renzichausen of Pittsburgh also failed in seeking deductions for 1918 to 1921 losses tied to federal prohibition.
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Supreme Court
Haberle Crystal Springs Brewing Company
New York
Frederick C. Renzichausen
Pittsburgh
Weather Forecast for Kansas Regions
Mostly falling temperatures tonight and Tuesday with milder conditions in northeast and southwest. Cloudy conditions persist with fair to good visibility. roads noted as good. temperatures listed 7 p.m yesterday and noon today.
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Kansas
Quana
Don
Kansas Day politics and building permit report in Topeka
Kansas Day activities kick off the pre primary campaign with a key conference between Rep Wil He Sproul and Ralph Snyder as a potential field forms against Sen. Henry J. Allen. Kansas building permit totals rise in Lawrence despite fewer permits, with 141 permits issued and an estimated $302,535 in value.
Blood transfusion may not be needed for Haskell student
Curtis Beaver, star athlete at Haskell Indian Institute in Lawrence, Kansas, offered blood for Bessie Monetatchie, another Haskell student seriously ill in a Kansas City hospital. Dr J Park Neal said no transfusion is planned today and may not be necessary, though blood remains available if required. A sister of the patient also offered blood.
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Kansas City
Curtis Beaver
Haskell Indian Institute
Lawrence
Kan
Bessie Monetatchie
Haskell
J. Park Neal
Neal
Peansas City
BeeSee
Slaying of Kansas restaurant owner puzzles police
Arkansas City police lack definite clues to the slayer who fatally shot J. D. Pack and wounded Mrs. Pack Saturday night. Five Negroes are held for investigation as rewards rise to 430 dollars from City Traveler, Cowley County, and Kansas state offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
J. D. Pack
Riots Threaten Americans as Manila Gangsters React
Riots in California sparked by anti-Filipino protests drew reactions from Manila chieftains who vow vengeance on Americans. Authorities promise safety and steps to protect cabarets and key locations. Labor leaders and civic groups voice assurances while Philippine gangs prepare actions targeting sailors and soldiers. The Philippines Chamber protests the Watsonville disturbance and calls for calm amid protests abroad. Cape Fined for Killing Quail Pratt, Kan. Jan. 25. EF. E. Ndid fined for killing quail during snowstorms in Barber County. A stockholders meeting in Wichita to ratify the merger of White Eagle Refining with Standard Oil of New York is set for today.
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Manila
California
C. E. Pitts
Philippine Herald
Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines
Watsonville
Cal
Alnn
Cape
Quail Pratt
Kan
Alva Clanp
Wichita, Kan
White E On and Refining
Standard Oil Company of New York
Three Way Race for Kansas Senate Nomination
Topeka Kansas January 27 AP three candidates enter the GOP bid for the U S Senate short term ending in 1936 Rep W H Sprout of the Third district and Ralph Snyder president Kansas Farm Bureau join Sen Henry J Allen in seeking the nomination Sprout filed with the secretary of state soon after Snyder announced Allen a candidate for the remainder of the term appointed by Governor Clyde M Reed after Vice President Curtis elevation two rivals failed to reach a consensus for a clear field for the junior Kansas senator
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Topeka
Kansas
Wi He Sproul
Ralph Snyder
Kansas State Farm Bureau
Henry J. Allen
iXansas
Kansas Day Club
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
American Legion
W. H. Sprout
Kansas State Farm, Bureau
United States Senate
Sproul
Snyder
Allen Hdés
Clyde M. Reed
Curtis
Senate
Allen
Wells backs Sproul for U.S. Senate in Kansas
Seth G. Wells state oil inspector and former Republican state committee chairman endorsed Rep. W. H. Sproul of the Third Kansas district for the U.S. Senate. Wells praised Sproul as a capable campaigner with agricultural and legal expertise, along with experience in mining, banking, manufacturing and shipping, arguing Kansas should have a senator with broader industry experience and a strong tariff stance. He noted Sproul’s opposition to graft, his eight years in Congress, and his alignment with Senator Capper’s agricultural focus, suggesting they would form an effective Senate team for Kansas.
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Topeka
Seth G. Wells
Republican — State Committee
W. H. Sproul
Kansas
Sproul
United States Senate
Capper
Congress
United States
Senate
Senator Cappers
Caper
Curtis
Admiralty Cancels Two New Cruiser Orders
The British Admiralty announced it had cancelled construction of two cruisers, HMS Surrey and HMS Northumberland. Premier MacDonald had said in Parliament on July 27 that work would be suspended temporarily. No reasons or circumstances for the cancellation were given.
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London
Italy
France
Great Britain
India
Thei Wiest
Downing Street
Muss Tini
Washington
Mediterranean
Fy Nee
United States
Surrey
Northumberland
Syene
British Admiralty Today
H. M. S. Surrey
H. M. S. Northumberland
MacDonald
First Witness Called in Brady Murder Trial
In Austin Texas on January 27 AP reports F R McNaughton testified as the first witness in the John W Brady murder trial. A courtroom dispute occurred when Dayton Moses and Roy Archer clashed before testimony began, with Moses striking Archer and being restrained.
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Austin
Tex
API
John W. Brady
Texas
Lehia Highsmith
F. R. McNaughton
Brady
Court Room
John Brady
Dayton Moses
Fort Worth
Roy Archer
Archer
Moses
Mitchell seeks transfer of prohibition enforcement unit
Attorney General Mitchell urged the house expenditures committee to move quickly on transferring the prohibition enforcement unit from the treasury to the justice department. He backed Mellon’s recommendations and the Williamson bill, saying treasury attorneys and agents would follow to prosecute under the justice department, and opposed civil service placement.
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Washington
Mitchell
House Expenditures Committee
Prohibition Enforcement Unit
Treasury
Justice Department
Mellon
Treasury Department
Prohibition
Prohibition Unit
Civil Service
Kansas Water Works Meet To Be Held At KU In February
The Kansas Water Works association to hold its fifth annual meeting at the University of Kansas from February 12 to 14. Mayors city managers and other municipal officials were invited to attend. Lectures will cover water system purification and distribution with experts from Toburge Cincinnati and Kansas City among speakers. The event is sponsored by the Kansas Water Works association the Kansas State Board of Health and KU's school of engineering and architecture.
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University of Kansas
Kansas Water Works Association
Ity
W. Sireeter
U. S. Public Health Service
Cinimmali
L. L. Hedgepeth
J. W. Jonovan
Kansas City
Kan
University Department of Engineering
Hound
Kansas State Board of Flearth
University’school of Engineering and Architecture
Voice of the Annex Radio History Ends Quietly
A brief, chaotic radio past in KU life ends as station 10 X X, the voice of the annex, goes off air after overnight chaos. Tom Youmins operated the improvised shortwave station from a rooming house on North Kentucky, drawing sorority and fraternity songs and a flood of requests until dawn. The owner disputes license scope, while neighbors complain of constant phone noise.
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Annex
University of Kansas
Ne Wore
Tom Youmins
College of
Yaily
Adio
Hawev Ey
Broadcasting Company
Nouth Kentucky Street
Boy's Body Found After River Search In City
Searchers, including Boy Scouts and local residents, found Junior Hughes 1 year old son of Mrs. Joe Hoffman on a river sandbar east of the bridge. He was deaf mute and disappeared Saturday morning while a yellow dog accompanied him. Funeral services scheduled for Tuesday at the Romey home. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by mother, sister Betty Low Hughes, and father Clyde Hughes.
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Junior Hughes
Joe Hoffman
Ninth
Oak Streets
Bert. Hicks
Elm Street
Cow House
Hicks
School of Engineering
K. U
Will Johns
WRIEN
Jonas
Boy Scouts
Hoffman
WREN
Johns
Romesey
Theodore H. Alan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Betty Low
Hughes
Clyde Hughes
Baldwin
I . Tee
Snyder presses Kansas for support in Senate bid
Ralph Snyder, state farm bureau figure, announces candidacy for the United States Senate to succeed Senator Henry J. Allen. He cites farm and agriculture interests, Kansas economic strains, and the need to serve the people and interpret their mandates in the upcoming August Republican primary. He emphasizes reliance on Kansas voters and their guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Jan
Ralph Snyder
Kansas Istate Farm Bureau
United States Senate
United States
Henryj. Allen
Bee
Kansas
Paralyzed Woman Burned to Death at Alden Home
Mrs Oliver Frederick, 73, a paralyzed woman, was burned to death yesterday at her Alden, Kansas home north of Hutchinson. She and a man returned to the house after a brief absence to find the place in flames and believe her clothing was ignited from a stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Oliver Frederick
Alden
Final Reports Planned in For ward Lawrence Campaign
Chamber of Commerce dinner to hear each team captain report on campaign work. C B Holmes notes the meeting will end the campaign with $17,500 in the budget. the goal is $18,500.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
C. B. Holmes
Hold Up Pair Arrested After Topeka Robbery
John Sachs of Topeka reported a Saturday night hold up by James Baldwin of Edgerton and his cousin Baldwin of Topeka. Police recovered the stolen car and license plates, and Baldwin admitted involvement with the holdup, with James Baldwin driving the getaway vehicle.
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New Jersey
Hughes
John C . Baldwin
John Sachs
Topeka
James Baldwin
Edgerton
Baldwin
Chic Johns
Mughes
Callahan
Baldwan Raut
Callhan
Park
Sachs
Irs Rutherford
Lelier Will Dobns
Achs
Ierton
Perry Bush
Vic Phulls
Bob Miler
Lawrence
Johns
Harry Bakhein
Geome Te
James Jahidwin
Pharry Baldwin
Ram
Tauerener
John Vtoday
Sud
Offi
Hs Baldwin
Fidelity State Bank of Independence Closes
Topeka Kansas AP reports state bank commissioner H W Koencke announced Fidelity State Bank Independence has closed and entered liquidation through Independence State Bank. He cited no cause but a banking department representative is seating a liquidation. The bank held 25000 capital stock 5000 surplus 2151 600 98 deposits with Harry Jiencke as president and RL Leander as cashier.
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Topeka
Dan
H. W. Koencke
Fidelity State Bank
Independence
Independence State Bank
Koencke
State Banking Department
Harry Jiencke
Leander
Sparks Start A Blaze At Maple Street Home
Firemen were called Saturday at 4 24 to Florence Perr’s home 314 Maple street chimney sparks started a small roof fire. Damage minimal. Earlier a blaze at Dr W L Post 1211 Vermont street morning 6 a.m. caused little damage. Another call to Brady apartments 1580 Tennessee street at 6 80 for chimney burn out with no damage.
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Florence Perr
Maple Street
W. L. Post
Vermont Street
Marnini
Clovak
Brady Apartments
Tennessee Reet
Useful Citizen Claimed By Death
Charles H. Tucker longtime state business manager, Republican leader, and Lawrence community figure died at Memorial Hospital at 7 10 p m after about six weeks illness. He was 73. Funeral at Plymouth Congregational Church Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Masons at the grave. Tucker served in public life, banking, and as state historical society president and helped plan Lawrence’s seventy sixth anniversary celebration. He leaves four sons and four daughters.
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Charles H. Tucker
Memorial Hospital
Tucker
H.M. Sticker
Dplymouth Congregational Church
Quike Hill
Alfred D. iGrey
Frank Strong
Mr. Tucker
Corl England
Adam Oliver
Epitucican
Chiedep
Douglas ‘County
Douglas County
Watkins Natronal Bank
Yucker
Ely
D. A. Winton
A. L. Cox
Lrbusurer
Flynn
Sera Borg
Adexander
Steays Fount
Cromwell Backer
Ded
Guapo Funston Dirage Che Ow
Dann TL
Geary V
Deus Ata Margaret
B. Ueth Aad
Brucker
Lawrences
Eargites Jesele
Youth 20 Free on Bond on Murder Charge
Bohvar, Mo. Dun AA Pye Charles Stratton, 24, former student at the University of Missouri and Southwest Baptist Woelluga here, faces first degree murder charges in the death of San A. Lawrence, a roadhouse proprietor at Flumausvilly. Stratton was arraigned before Justice Harry Lawrence. pre hearing set for Feb. Witnesses say Lawrence tried to eject Stratton, who struck him with a fist in the dining room. Lawrence collapsed from a brain hemorrhage and died soon after. Stratton was arrested and later bonded by his parents.
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Bohvar
Dun
Charles Stratton
University of Missouri
Southwest Baptist Woelluga
Tostay
San ‘A. Lawrence
Rondhouse
Flumausvilly
Stratton
Striaton
Lowry City
Justice of the Peace Harry
Lawrence
Humanaville
Woodhouse
Fire destroys orphanage in Abilene under Brown Memorial
The Brown Memorial Foundation home for orphans burned last night in Abilene. Children and other residents were safely removed as flames engulfed the $15,000 residence that had been remodeled for the orphanage. No injuries reported.
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Abilene
Kandun
Ornvhans
Brown Memorial Foundation
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Kansas Women Lawyers
Women's Press Club
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Stubeck
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Seth Wells
British Admiralty
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Lobery
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