Labor Left Wing Attacks MacDonald in Britain
London July 14 AP The left wing of Premier MacDonalds Labour Party criticizes socialism as not meeting promises. Churchill and Baldwin support free policies while Parliament backs unemployment relief. Leftists urge full maintenance for all, accusing MacDonald of conservative drift amid 14 million Labour electors against 8 million Conservative voters.
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Winston Churchill
Stanley Baldwin Terday
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Harty
Thomas
David Lloyd George
Churchill
Thor
Fires Roar Across Valley and Sierra in July Blaze
AP reports devastating fires scorch Mill Valley and the Apache Reservation in eastern Arizona. A 90 000 acre blaze in Madera County wiped ranches homes grain and dry feed, while Santa Cruz mountains near Mount Hermon saw a volunteer fire effort halt a three day blaze spanning about 15 square miles. Ben Lomond also faced a blaze in the Santa Cruz range burning around 5 000 acres of homes timber and fields.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mill Valley
Galifornia
Arizona
Apache Indian
Mount Tamalpa
Anache Reservation
Phoenix
O'Neal's
Madera County
Cali
Santa Cruz Mountains
Mount Hermon
Ben Lomond
Santa Cruz Mountain
Arrest Made in Detroit Slayings Ties to Cult Leader
Police in Detroit report the discovery of a stained knife and a short axe in Angelo Depoli's barn and his arrest in connection with the killings of Benny Evangelista, his wife, and four children. Depoli denies direct involvement while police probe ties to a religious cult and the slain family.
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Detroit
Angelo Depoli
Tate
Benny
Evangelista
Depoli
Weather Outlook for Kansas Turns Cooler and Stormy
Weather forecast for Kansas shows thunderstorms likely tonight and Friday with cooler air moving in. Northern portions may feel the chill, and the statewide trend points to a cooler period across Salina and Topeka regions as highs fall and skies clear later in the period.
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Kansas
Salina
Tripeka
Bathroom acoustics aid the baritones
Chicago reports on Vi Ford Greaves experiments in acoustics at the Newcombe-Hawley laboratory. He explains that a small bathroom with smooth close walls creates strong reflections, shaping voices. The result is weak and feeble sounds in some spaces and sonorous, majestic tones in others.
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Chicago
Ford Greaves
Bee
Newcombe-Hawley
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Nation and World
July Fourth festivities spread from New York to Philadelphia with mass travel and public events. President Hoover spent the day quietly at the White House as millions traveled to resorts by rail road air and car. In Lima Peru the holiday was declared to honor American independence and the tenth anniversary of a coup. In Paris French and American volunteers joined to honor Lafayette's tomb and memory at the monument for dead soldiers.
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America
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White House
Philadelphia
Hall
Harry Mackey
Ben
Tower
Tammany Hall
New Hall
Third Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Walker
Lima
Peru
Leguin
Paris
American Sons of the Revolution
LaFayette
Hyde urges farm prosperity through policy and organization
Atlanta July 4 AP Secretary Hyde told the National Education association that a place of economic equality and opportunity for American farmers must be found. He noted many prosperous farmers but said agriculture overall lacks a fair share of national prosperity and urged measures like tariffs, inland waterways, research for new markets, and reclamation only when needed. he emphasized organizing to control marketing, standardize output, and reduce waste in the distribution system.
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Atlanta
Hyde
National Education Association Today
Kansas City Parade Features Young Delegates July Fourth
Kansas City hosts an Independence Day parade with about 20,000 young people expected to march as part of the International Christian Endeavor convention. Delegations from many states and foreign countries were to depict historical religious happenings while morning conferences proceeded. A Hoover message read at the convention extended cordial greetings and urged cooperative effort toward law observance and world peace.
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Kansas City
the International
Christian Endeavor
Haskell Boys Busy With Cooperative Farm Projects
At Haskell Institute about 29 boys engage in cooperative farm projects led by Major Paul A Caninady. Each boy farms about 40 acres, sharing in crop proceeds while receiving loans as needed. The program expands to poultry hogs and large projects under specialists, with 100 boys employed in summer work.
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Chilocco
Oklo
Haskell
A.C. Scott
Salle
Thomas Gress
Blair
Eadyrence
Perio
KU Professor Finds Prehistoric Skeleton
Prof H T Martin curator of the University of Kansas paleontology museum reports discovery of a fossil skeleton about 2 miles southeast of Arkansas City. The remains are believed to be a prehistoric mastodon or elephant dating around 34 000 to 40 000 B G A. Excavation will start immediately and last about three weeks before the skeleton is moved to Dyche Museum.
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Kansas Prairies
Arkansas City
Museum of “Paleontology
University of Kan
Martin
Dyche
University
Haskell staff scattered on summer vacations
Superintendent Blair and four coaching staff members at Haskell Institute spend their vacations in varied locations. John Levi, assistant football and head track coach, is playing baseball with the Western League opera team. Frank W. McDonald travels at Lac du Flambeau. W. H. Dietz visits Lafayette with his wife’s parents. Egbert Ward stays at his parents ranch in Kingston. Miss Helen Wills reaches Wimbledon finals with a win over Elsie Goldsack 6 2 6 0. Theft of a Ford sedan reported to Lawrence police department in Emporia last night.
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John
Levi
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Frank W. ‘McDonald
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Wis
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Lone Star
Dietz
Lafayette
Egbert
Ward
Kington
FLIERS Within Day Of Endurance Record
Cleveland airfield reports Roy L. Newcomb and Mitchell closing in on breaking the world endurance record of 172 hours 32 minutes 1 second set by Reginald Robbins and James Kelley in Ft Worth. They have flown six days in a monotonous circle since Friday night, aiming to exceed the existing mark by at least one hour within 24 hours.
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Jnly
Roy L. K
Newcomb
Ft. Worth
Reginald Robbins
James Kelley
Mitchell
Prohibition Seizure Involving Sibley Warehouse
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Doran ordered forfeiture of 421 barrels of whiskey tied to the Sibley Warehouse Co in Chicago amid a yearlong theft probe. The Chicago Tribune cited a large loss estimate and a damning 84 page report alleging tampering, with water substitution found in many barrels and a vast stolen stock once valued up to two million dollars.
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the Tribune
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Lindberghs at Clovis on coast trip stop
Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh arrived in Clovis New Mexico at 1 this morning after traveling from Amarillo Texas en route from Waynoka Oklahoma Preparations were made for a flight to Albuquerque this afternoon Mrs Lindbergh planned to continue by train for the remainder of their coast trip after the stop in Clovis
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Texas
Waynoka
Okla
Albuquerque
Hospital near completion at Watkins site on Maine Street
Interior work on the new Watkins hospital is nearly finished and the building in the 3800 block on Maine Street is expected to be turned over to the hospital board in about ten days. Opening is tentatively set for September 1. The four story, basement facility includes operating rooms, X ray, maternity ward, sterilizing rooms, and a unique babies room with corridor view. Modern kitchen, wards for women and men, and a cheerful design with buff, cream and green decor are planned.
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Maine Street
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A. Russell
Watkins
L.M. Metzl
Lawrence records show 61 building permits issued in first half 1929
Lawrence building inspector J F Stubeck lists 61 permits totaling 151580 for six months in 1929, mainly residences. Largest project is Phi Eta Pi fraternity house remodel at 1541 Tennessee St for 21000. Other notable permits include a 7000 residence at 1801 Mississippi St and a 4000 residence at 934 Tennessee St, among many listed addresses and builders.
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J. F. Stubeck
Lawrence
Phi Heta Pi
Tennessee Street
Eleventh
Kentucky Street
Harry Iiams
Vermont Street
KF. Wiedimann
New Jersey
Galen A.gorrill
Locust Street
L. Newhouse
Tragedy on Mount Rainier Leaves Six Men Lost
The Mount Rainier crevasse disaster claimed Greathouse and Wetzel with four others after a rope team descended from Paradise Inn at 13,000 feet. Brigham, Strobel, Bradshaw, Weatherly survived. Wetzel and Greathouse were recovered as rescuers searched the glacier. The incident began when a slip toppled the party, sending men over a ledge and into a crevasse.
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Seattle
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Milwaukee
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Robert Stobel
Tacoma
Yancy Bradshaw
Cambridge
Mass
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Kansas City
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Muir
Charles Brown
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Bradshaw
Wetzel
Brigham
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Brown
Champ Muir
Cuntain
Madrid Throng Welcomes Spanish Aviators Home
Madrid crowds greet Major Ramon Franco and three crew members after a dramatic Atlantic rescue. They arrived by special train from Algeciras and were escorted amid a half mile crowd outside the station. Queen Victoria received the aviators at the royal palace and praised the British Eagle officers who aided the rescue.
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Farmer-Owned Milk Plant Proposed by Douglas County Group
Members of the Douglas County Milk Producers Association debated price stabilization at a special chamber meeting. Two plans were considered, including a Chicago style arbitration board setting prices and a farmer owned milk plant, with 90 percent of producers supporting the latter. The group will pursue one plan while continuing talks with Chicago officials. The association’s regular meeting is set for Monday night July 8 at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Thunderbolt thrills at Dickinson with Bancroft
Paramount all talking thriller Thunderbolt stars George Bancroft supported by Fray Wray and Richard Arlen. The Dickinson theater show drew favorable audience response yesterday with Bancroft delivering a strong master criminal role. Movietone News and Chic Salesmia comedy sketch complete the program.
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Paramount
Missouri Artillery unit ready for summer encampment
The 128th field artillery of the Missouri national guard, about 550 men and 56 officers, will begin summer training at Fort Riley Kansas on July 7. The unit is described as a motorized unit. In other war updates heavy firing reported near Sorocka on the Romanian Russian border with substantial artillery and rifle fire amid alleged peasant revolt. In Abilene Kansas Lloyd Funston, 27, drowned while swimming at Memorial Park Lake. his body recovered 30 minutes later.
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Missouri Artillery
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Rumania
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Red
Teen
Abilene Lake
Abilene
Lloyd Funston
Memoria
Park Lake
F A U Supreme Lodge To Meet In Galveston
The Fraternal AI Union Supreme Lodge session opens in Galveston on the 10th with about 150 officers and delegates from 38 states. National officers, including President Cedree R. Allen and Secretary Sweeney, travel from Lawrence. law and board committees proceed with plans for law changes and future policy.
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Galveston
Buccaneer Hall
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Lawrence
Cedree R. Allen
Weeney
Martindale
John
Riche
Law Committee
Prosec Soldiers Held Over Car Theft Charge
Lester E Pray Arvid J Gardh and Mike Summers of the 11th Cavalry stationed in Des Moines Iowa are jailed in Douglas County awaiting Justice Department officers to prosecute them on a car theft charge. Deputies stopped the Group investigating ownership of a rented blue coupe.
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Lester E. Pray
Arvid J. Gardh
Mike Summers
Des Moines
Douglas County
Justicie
Waer Nieder
New Moines
Department, of Justice
Tomorr
Topping Farm Test Shows Up Successfully
Farmers invited to visit Charles Topping farm five miles west and one mile south of Lawrence to view a fertility test on wheat. A. J. Gilkison reports 200 pounds of fertilizer per acre last fall could double yield on about 10 acres. Visitors urged to come soon as combine cutting nears.
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Lawrence
A. J. Gilkison
Topping
Gilkison
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