Lawrence men face trial on liquor charges after wreck
Two Lawrence men Bert Bowen and Earl Erwin were arrested by Marshal Art Roberts near Tonganoxie after a car collision with two wagons. They are charged with possession and transportation of three gallons of alleged liquor. Bail set at 500 dollars each. funds posted by K A Dietz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Art Roberts
Charles Milett
Bert Bowen
Earl Erwin
Mahlon Cook
Foster Gook
Erwin
Bowen
Milett
Roberts
Gond
K. A. Dietz
Fonds
Funeral for Lawrence pioneer George W. E. Griffith
Funeral services held at Oak Hill cemetery for George W. E. Griffith 99, early Lawrence resident who died Sunday in Los Angeles. Griffith helped found Merchants National Bank. daughter Mary G. Osmond attended from California, son G. W. Griffith from New York missed due to illness. Reverend Theodore Astman led the service as old friends gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
George W. E. Griffith
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Calif
Griffith
Lwrence
Merchants National Bank
Mary G. Osmond
G. W. Griffith
New York City
Theodore Astman
First Presbyterian Church
Perated
Mr. Griffith
Minnie S. Cowles
Sibley
Rumsey Funeral Home
C.C. Cunningham
Husted
Hesper
Oak Hill Cemetery
Oxford Group sermon to be heard at First Methodist Church
Rev Robert A Hunt will speak at 7 30 Sunday evening at the First Methodist Church on Gambers or Christ and review the Oxford Group movement recently shown in Kansas City The discourse aims to inform church members about Buchman ism with music by the church chorus and solos by Beulah Lamb and Betty Day directed by Lola Burton Craig with Charles Wilson at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Robert A. Hunt
Oxford Group
Kansas City
Hunt
Oxford
Jesus
Hawley
Beulah Lamb
Betty Day
Lola Burton Craig
Charles Wilson
Annual Meeting Set for Community Service Committee
The Community Service Committee will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at 4 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce Office. Officers and a treasurer's report will be presented, and the first year’s activities summarized. Current officers are H. A Jetmore as chairman W. Kk Bruner as treasurer and George Hedrick as secretary. Executive members include Mrs Carroll BD Glark Mrs Seba Eldridge J T Skinner A D Weaver and Rev Charles A Pals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
H. A Jetmore
W. Kk. Bruner
George Hedrick
Food cost saves in home economics at Lawrence HS
Miss Elizabeth Johnson teaches home economics at Lawrence High School where food used for instruction costs 43.86 for the first semester. School authorities say this amount saves money over past years. Seventy two pupils enrolled, cost 61 cents per pupil for the semester or 13 cents per pupil per month. Girls cooked three times a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Johnson
Lawrence High School
Choss
Severty
Larceny warrant issued for Jack Chapman in Jefferson county
A larceny warrant was issued in Jefferson county for Jack Chapman from Valley Falls on a complaint that he took 8600 in currency from two trunks in his aunt Violet La Fleche s home. Chapman was last seen Tuesday in Valley Falls with a large sum of money, per Sheriff Lew Wiley. Also reported: radiator cap stolen from a car on East Eighth Street near Round Corner drag re. Scout executive visit: Kaw Area Boy Scout Chief B B Dawson met with Lawrence officials yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Jack Chapman
Valley Falls
Violet la Fleche
Chapman
Lew Wiley
George Lowman
East Eighth Street
Round Corner
B. B. Dawson
Kaw
Lawrence
Bonded debt details for Douglas county and highway funds
The county clerk reports a 1930 bond issue of 20 500 with a 17 500 balance and 2 000 more to be paid in 1933 No new county bonds have been issued or planned The state highway law will ultimately repay bonds from state funds with townships and landowners repaid first Possible gasoline tax cuts could disrupt state highway payments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. QO. Bowman
State Highway Department
Douglas County
Burglary Attempt at G W Motor Sales on New Hampshire St
Chief W J Cummings reports an attempted burglary at G W motor sales, 729 New Hampshire Street, around midnight. A north window was broken and nothing inside appeared disturbed. Melvin Hill was arrested nearby as he fled, held for questioning. he recently completed a jail sentence for arson and was armed with a 38 caliber automatic pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G-W Motor Sales Company
New Hampshire Street
W. J. Cummings
Floyd Hunter
Ralph Hubbel
Melvin Hill
Hill
Cummings
74 Years Old Today Former Kaiser Celebrates at Doorn House
Wilhelm Hohenzollern former Kaiser Wilhelm II celebrated his seventy fourth birthday at Doorn House in exile. A chapel service followed by a family luncheon preceded a planned patriotic film and dinner with Dutch friends and relatives including Princess Ermine and the former crown prince Friedrich Wilhelm. In Lawrence Kansas a guard captain and instructor discussed Kansas National Guard matters with Capt Ayer and Sgt Harland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn
Holland
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Germany
Doorn House
Kaiser
Ermine
Friedrich Wilhelm
Prince Titel Friedrich
Prince
All
Milk Producers Association to Hold Tuesday Meeting
The Milk Producers Association will hold a special meeting at o o clock Tuesday night in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Charlee Banning, president of the association, announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Association
The
Milk Producers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Charlee Banning
Association
Wife Sues for Divorce from W. J. Cannon
Mrs. Mary Can non files for divorce in district court alleging gross neglect and abandonment by W. J. Cannon. The couple married in 1916 and reside in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary’ Cannon
W. J. Cannon
Pe- Titan
Cannons
De Valera Builds Momentum With Fianna Fáil Lead
Dublin reports show Fianna Fáil holding a clear majority as returns from Tuesday's Irish election place them ahead of Cumann na nGaedheal and Labour. Independent and Centre party gains appear modest, while Cosgrave's party loses seats. De Valera seeks a first independent government without Labour support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Irish Free State
Eamon de Valera
Fianna “Fail
Fianna Fail
Cumann Na Negaedhael
Cosgrave
Ts. Labor
Centre Party
Independent Labor
de Valera
Labor Party
Free State
Labor
William T. Cosgrave
Fianna Fair
Great Britain
Britain
Ireland
Open Annual Meeting of Kansas Press Association Begins
Kansas publishers and editors gather in Topeka for a two day annual meeting with about 300 expected attendees. Scheduled speakers include E A Briles C C Blevans Hershel Kannier Walt Neibarger Mrs Willard Greene Harold A Hammond Walter Griffin and Doyle Buckles. A banquet and a midnight theater party are planned before the business session concludes tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Press Association
E. A. Briles
Stafford Courier
The
Press Association
C. C. Blevans
Flint Hills
Cottonwood Falls
Harold A. Hammond
Caldwell Daily Messenger
Walter Griffin
Doyle Buckles
Fairbury
Neb
University of Kansas Rifle Team Announces 32 Meet Schedule
Coach Charles Engle unveiled the Kansas rifle schedule listing 32 telegraphic meets with major colleges and universities. About 40 cadets compete on the ROTC range for a 20 member squad to be chosen next semester, with opponents including Michigan State, Stanford, Iowa, Texas A and M, Georgia, Minnesota, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Charles Engle
Michigan State
North Dakota
Ageies
Stanford
Iowa
Texas A. and M
Georgia
Minnesota
New York Military Academy
Oregon State
Washington of St. Louis
University of Washington
West Virginia
Missouri
New York Stock Exchange
Maine
Nebraska
Iowe State
Georgetown
Kansas State
University of Dayton
Alabama
Poly
Transfer of Prisoners at Union Pacific Station
A small crowd watched as 25 Mexican federal prisoners from Texas were moved from train to bus for Leavenworth penitentiary. Officers and interpreters, all Mexican, escorted the group. The prisoners, mostly young, smiled and said they were going home, while the crowd expected a harsher scene and noted the cold wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Leavenworth
Texas
Lawrence
Future Farmers Meet Ottawa Team Tonight On Court
The Lawrence and Ottawa high chapters of the Future Farmers of America will play a preliminary tonight at Ottawa high on the Ottawa Osawatomie game. Ottawans beat Lawrence 23 to 13 in a recent clash. Coach W. R. Essick takes 11 players to Ottawa including Johnson Gorrill Houk Pine Rilinz Colburn Penny Nottingham Childs Hatch. John Metsker is ill and cannot go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ottawa
Future Farmers of America
Ottawans
W. R. Essick
Lawrence High
Kenneth Johnson
Robert Gorrill
Walter Houk
Loren Pine
John Rilinz
George Colburn
James Penny
Almarin Nottingham
Eugene Childs
Everett Hatch
John Metsker
Founders day luncheon and Topeka meeting notices
Mrs. Paul N. Kent Mrs. William Kopp and Mrs. Ed Klein attend the Founders day luncheon to be given Saturday by Chapters AL BG and CY of PEO at the Gould hotel in Kansas City Kan. Mrs. John Paul Turner entertained at bridge Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Lyle Tyner with guests including Mrs. Tyner and others. Lawrence residents listed will attend the Kansas Republican Women's Club annual meeting in Topeka Saturday at the Hotel Kansan, including Mrs. George Barker and many other named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul N. Kent
William Kopp
Ed Klein
P.E.O
Gould Hotel
Kansas City
Kan
John Paul Turner
Kentuck Street
Bridge
Lyle Tyner
Tyner
Joe Claire
Tandy Coleman
Franklin “Strain
Wright Ross
Rare Butle
Leland Cox
Fre Benson
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas Republican Women's Club
Hotel Kansan
George
J. Barker
C. E. Friend
L. N. Lewis
Mary S. Thomas
John Levett
Edwin F. Abels
C. Beardslee
L. E. Robinson
Elizabeth Jacqmain
GC. C. Gerstenberger
Ruth Bahnmaier
Charles Vickery
Personal notes from local society columns
Mrs. Oscar Reichert returns to Los Angeles after visiting Mrs. Vic Johnson. George D. Harris and daughter Joyce of Burlington visit his daughter Mary E. Harris. Mrs. W. T. Courtney plans a weekend trip to Topeka to see Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Carter at the Hotel Kansan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Reichert
Vic Johnson
Los Angeles
Cal
George D. Harris
Joyce
Burlington
REPORT FARMER IS SANE
F M Daniels a 46 year old farmer accused of using force and a gun to obtain 3500 from a Pittsburg realtor was declared sane after a probate court hearing in Girard Mrs Daniels claimed past mental disturbances from a head injury Two Girard physicians testified he is sane No official next step announced The complaining witness signed no complaint awaiting the hearing outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Girard
F. M. Daniels
CG. A. Miller
Fight in Paradise Alley Evicts Tenants in Artists Colony
New York January 27 AP Police revolvers were drawn and fights started as City Marshal David Leef with deputies and police forced entry into seven Paradise Alley apartments at 501-505 East 11th Street and 176-180 Avenue A to evict tenants. Trouble had built over weeks after 46 tenants demanded from the landlord and six were evicted earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Leef
Paradise Alley
East 11Th Street
Avenue A
Senate Democrats Maintain Routine Advances Policy
Washington January 27 AP Senate Democrats keep to not confirming Hoover appoin tments beyond routine promotions. They consider relaxing the rule to allow confirmation of new ministers to Canada Poland and Czechoslovakia. Senator Robinson Arkansas party leader announced the decision. Hoover nominee MacChesney to Canada Belin to Poland Holthusen to Czechoslovakia identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Democrats
Hoover
Canada
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Robinson
Arkansas
Nathan William MacChesney
Ilinois
F. Lammot Belin
Pennsylvania
Henry Frank Holthusen
New York
Reprieve Granted to Ruth Judd Delays February Execution
In Phoenix on January 27 the Arizona board of pardons and paroles granted a 58 day reprieve to Winnie Ruth Judd, who was sentenced to hang February 17 for the murder of Agnes Anne Leroi. A new execution date of April 14 was set, while a hearing on a pardon or commutation will be scheduled. The report also notes inflation of credit as a concern discussed by Franklin W. Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
APJ
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Anne Leroi
Women's Relief Corps Present Flags to Kansas Leaders
The Women's Relief Corps carried out its custom by presenting flags today to Governor Landon Lieutenant-Governor Thompson and Speaker Vernon. The Kansas House and Senate paused work for the ceremony, with another presentation in the governor's office. In Copenhagen Danish Prince Knud announced engagement to Princess Caroline Mathilde. Senator Stauffer's wife Mrs. W A Stauffer of Marion died, prompting the senator to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Women's Relief Corps
Landon
Thompson
Vernon
House
Senate
Copenhagen
Denmark
Prince Knud
Christian
Caroline Mathilde
Harald
Senator Stauffer
W. A. Stauffer
Marion
Excellent cast named for University Dramatic Club revival
Four stars headline the University Dramatic Club production of Uncle Tom’s Cabin to be staged February 7 8 and 9 under Allen Crafton. Elizabeth Crafton James Patterson Marcia Ritter and James Christy are highlighted with Eva Gaele Tom scenes likely to draw crowds. Tickets go on sale February 8 in Green Hall basement at season prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Dramatic Club
Allen Crafton
George Callahan
Kansas Players
Elizabeth Crafton
James Patterson
Marcia Ritter
James’ Christy
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Little Eva
Topsy
Hollywood
James Christy
Uncle Tom
Christy
Eva J
Gaele Tom
Green Hall
Temperatures to Rise After Cold Kansas Winter Dip
Topeka January 27 AP reports a sharp temperature drop across Kansas as residents deal with 10 to 26 degree readings. Federal forecaster D Flora says warmth will return tomorrow with 50s in the north and 30s in the south, while the north remains cold with readings near 10 below zero at Williston North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Flora
California
Kansas
Williston
Ane
Macklin Urged to Enter U S Air Corps Training
Raleigh Macklin of Greeley a senior in the University of Kansas school of engineering has been notified of eligibility to enter the United States air corps. The decision hinges on air corps appropriations and cadet training funding. He was an honor graduate of KU ROTC last spring and won the Chancellor's Cup for leading the best drilled company. He holds a commission as second lieutenant in the Engineer Reserves of Kansas and serves as a corporal in Company 137th infantry Kansas National Guard machine gun unit stationed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh H. Macklin
Greeley
University of Kansas School of Engineering
United States Air Corps
Air Corps
Macklin
R. O. T. C. Corps
K. U.s
Engineer Reserves of
Kansas
Maclin
137Th, Infantry, Kansas Nationa Guard
Two Kansas measures advance in senate action
Topeka reports the senate approved two bills. The Bender bill would remove a requirement to publish supreme court syllabi in the official yeper, saving about 800 annually. The Harlan bill places wrestling under the state boxing commission. A separate plan to block further Reconstruction Corporation railroad loans without congressional consent was introduced by Sen. Couzens. The Douglas County Farm Bureau Women's chorus meets tomorrow at 2 PM at the senior high school under Byron L Donmyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Senate
Bender
Supreme Court
Yeper
Holton
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress
Couzens
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Douglas County Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus
Byron L Donmyer
Legion Chorus Attended Topeka Memorial Service
Fifteen members of the Dorsey-Liberty Post American Legion male chorus traveled to Topeka last night to take part in memorial services for E Coon late commander of Capitol Post. The Lawrence group joined Capitol Post chorus in three numbers under T A Larremore's direction. Attending Lawrence members included C B Holmes and several professors and guards, plus accompanist J T Craig. The trip was by motor cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Topeka
E Coon
Capitol Post
Lawrence
Flanders Fields
T. A. Larremore
C. B. Holmes
George_ Beal
Earnest Boyce
E. E. Bayles
Sam Moyer
Raymond Laessine C., Brown
Harold Ingham
W. Roy
Scott Hanson
Corlett Cotton
Don [Garros
W._B. Dalton
Arch Oliver
J. T. Craig
Joe Rice
Harris Pollock
Dorsey- Liberty Post
Suit Filed for 2000 Insurance on Brother’s Death
Miss Margaret Ingman of Atlanta sues American Central Life Insurance for 2000 alleging nonpayment of two 1000 policies on Theodore Ingman who died in Lawrence November 9 1932. Policies were issued November 7 1931 to her as beneficiary, sold by R F Mullins local representative. Coroner records indicate Ingman died by suicide at his home rear on 1321 Vermont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Central Life Insurance Company
Margaret Ingman
Atlanta
Sife
Miss Ingman
Theodore Ingman
Lawrence
Ingman
R. F. Mullins
Insurance Company
H.P. Jones
Vermont Street
Woman Leads Rioters at Emergency Relief Site
CAPD Captain James L Mooney was felled by an iron bar and six other officers were hurt as about 300 rioters confronted a south side relief station. Two officers were seriously injured. Forty police guarded the site as bricks and stones flew. patrolmen used clubs to disperse the crowd and two wagonloads of prisoners were taken away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitio Dan
James L. Mooney
Plan to Pass Bankruptcy Bill in House and Senate
Washington January 27 AP Democratic leaders formulated plans to pass the MecKeown La Guardia bankruptcy law revision bill by suspending house rules Monday. If the bill passes, swift senate action is expected and President Hoover is believed to sign it barring radical changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MecKeown-La- Guardia
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Hoover
Three Day Kansas City Nazarene Missionary Gathering Concludes
The Kansas City district women’s missionary society convention, serving 50 Nazarene churches in Missouri and Kansas, ends tonight at the Nazarene Church on Nineteenth and Vermont. Tonight at 7:80, C. S. Jenkins will join the program after devotional sessions led by Mrs. George Keeler. Dr H F Reynolds spoke yesterday on the fourth chapter and Mrs J C Moore led devotions, with Mrs William Heslop of Korea giving an address. Dr G H Morrison spoke on The Three Loaves of Bread during yesterday’s evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Women's Missionary Society
Nazarene
Missouri
Kansas
St the Nazarene
Vermont
C._S. Jenkins
Africa
George Keeler
H. F. Reynolds
J. C. Moore
William Heslop
Korea
G. H. Morrison
Beamer to Speak on Reminiscences of an Insect Hunter
Dr R H Beamer assistant professor of entomology at University of Kansas will lecture on Reminiscences of an Insect Hunter at the Kansas City Rose Society meeting at Second Presbyterian church in Kansas City Missouri Monday night. Attending groups include Amateur Flower Gardeners Association Wild Flower club Shawnee Mission Garden Club and other Kansas City garden clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Beamer
University of Kansas
Kansas City’ Rose Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Amateur Flower Gardeners’ Association
Wild Flower Club
Shawnee Mission Garden Club
Ordnance Inspection of Local Guard Units In Progress
Armament machinist Thomas F. Dolan of the U S army ordnance department Seventh Corps Area surveys ordnance in use. Company H 137th Infantry was checked yesterday in Lawrence, Company M 187th Infantry today, Troop I 14 Cavalry to be checked tomorrow. Monday covers Company D Infantry and the R O at the University of Kansas Tuesday. Dolan then travels to Kansas City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Dolan
U. S. Army Ordnance Department
Seventh Corps Area
Lawrence
Council of Administration Meeting For Kansas Teachers
A two day meeting of the Council of Administration of the Kansas State Teachers Association will be held in Topeka on February 10 and 11 with sessions for college city superintendent high school principals and board of education departments. Affiliated groups include art teachers high school athletic association and physical science teachers. Notable speakers include Gov Alf Landon C E Cogswell Roy Bailey Chancellor Frederick Hunter and Dr C S Boucher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Administration
Kansas State ‘Teacher's Association
Topeka
C. E. Birch
Board of Education
Kansas State Art Teachers Association
Kansas State High School Athletic Association
Kansas Association of Physical Science Teachers
Alf. M. Landon
C E. Cogswell
State Grange
Pretty Prairie
Roy F. Bailey
Salina
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Frederick M. Hunter
Denver University
Denver
Colo
C.S. Boucher
College of Feberal Arts and Sciences
University of Chicago
Lenape Unemployed Men March on Highway Contractors
About 60 unemployed Lenape men marched Thursday on highway 32 contractors near Linwood to protest unkept promises of work. They presented a written list of men needing jobs, rejected by contractors who said the county commissioners supplied the list from Leavenworth. The marchers planned to visit the Leavenworth commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 32
Linwood
Leavenworth County
Leavenworth
Can Dho
Cream of Nujol Relieves Rheumatic Pain Naturally
The ad claims rheumatic agony stems from sluggish bowels and promotes Cream of Nujol as a cheap daily laxative treatment. It touts removal of poisons through natural crystalline action, improved bowel elasticity, and reliable regularity without affecting daily activities while urging purchase at drug counters.
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R. A. Hunt
Community Service Committee
O. D. Baltzly
Trinity Lutheran Church
Emma Pettingill
Soldiers’ Widows
Fort Dodge
Kun
Charles Pettingill
Ad Manter
Michigan Street
Motor
Ayer
Kansas National Guard -Signal Corps
E. GC. Ayer
Kansas National Guard
Penitentiary
Government
U. 8
Liberty
Treasury
Sociely
Artists’ and Writers’ Colony
Ruth Judd
Arizona’ Board
Franklin W. Fort
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Southwest Lumbermen’s Association
Fort
Phacle
Tom
K. U
Sand
Kk. U
Raleigh Macklin
Legion Chorus
Attawa
Eee
Vicks
Beamer
University
Iskifled” Mechanics
Olson Bros
OF ‘Council
Journal-World
Bartch’s
Montgomery Warpd & Co
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