Favorable to naval reductions dominates Washington talks
Washington reports that in diplomatic circles three leaders are seen as favorable to naval reductions and actions to cut fighting fleets. Hoover remains active in pressing for a broader naval limitation policy, with American experts drafting plans under the League of Nations reparations framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Britain
United Hree
Harz
Hoover
United States
Hag
Japan
Reid
Yugo Ama
Magashi
Tanakh
Armyie
Hough Ibson
Belgium
League of Nations
Endeavor Convention Backs Hoover Stand On Prohibition
The Christian Endeavor society at its international convention in Kansas City endorses President Hoover’s policy against liquor and seeks to boost respect for the chief executive. Delegates call for a new era of law observance and oppose the liquor traffic while urging abstinence among youth and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Christian Endeavor Society
Hoover
Aden
Boys Band Concert Tonight at South Park
The program for the South Park concert lists overtures and marches performed by the Boys Band. Details hint at selections like The Conqueror King and The Rangers, with program notes describing a lively city event tonight at South Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys
South Park
Sough Park
Brocton
Avenger Ring
Southern Spies
P King
le Rangers
Frid at Market Shows Biscuits and Pancake Morning
Fragmentary listing from a Friday market page mentions The Morning Zephyrs and Junior Cookery. читаются: Shumber program, Savote fan talk, and a variety of musical acts, with grain market notes and a reference to Scott's Biscuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pprio
Scott
Romantico
Jean
Pango
Loieini
Parachute Jumper Injured In Grand Island Accident
AP reports 36 year old Wisecup balloonist and parachute jumper fell 700 feet when his parachute split during a Grand Island event. He sustained brain injury and a partial backbone fracture and remained unconscious as thousands watched the recovery attempt. He lived in Kansas City and was married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand “Island
Ray
Wisecup
Kansas City
Two Lawrence Men Rewarded by Sheriff in Theft Case
Reward money totaling fifty dollars was paid to two Lawrence men, H J Geed and W H Ellison, and the Douglas county sheriff for aiding the capture and conviction of two burglars, Carl Bed saul and John Haas. The men identified the pair after questioning by county officers, securing rewards from the Kansas Farmer Protective Service, which records 37 cases aided so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
H.j.geed
W.H Ellison
Lawrence
Sheriff's ‘Office
Douglas County
Mr. Gleed
Carl Bedsaul
John Haas
Ellison
Ision
DeSoto
Kansas Farmer
Arthur Capper
Topeka
The
Exhibition of Michelangelo Reproductions at University
An exhibition of Michelangelo reproductions announced by Prof Karl Mattern of the University department of painting will be open to the public until July 10. The display in rooms 325 and 1327 on the third floor of the west Administration building includes the Sistine Chapel ceiling scenes, Sibyls and Prophets, the Madonna with child and infant St John, a full figure of Lorenzo de Medici, and a painting of the Last Judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelangelo
Karl ‘Mattern
University Department of Painting
West
Sistine Chapel
St. John
Lorenzo de Medici
Poers
Deaths and Funerals George H Ross aged 74 retired rail executive
Funeral services for George H Ross a retired railroad executive aged 74 who died Monday in Los Angeles California will be held at 10 30 a m Saturday at Funk chapel Reverend F B Shaner will officiate and burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery Also funeral services for Mrs May Simon will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock from the Catholic church Father Fitzgerald will officiate and burial will be in the Catholic cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘H. “Rose
George H. Ross
Los Angeles
Calif
Funk
FB. Shaner
Oak Hil
May. Simon
May Simon
Father Fitzgerald
Pastor Will Take Trip to National Luther League Convention
Rev and Mrs Charles Puls and daughter Barbara Ann will leave Lawrence after Sunday service for Omaha for a national Luther League for America convention. They will then tour East stopping in Springfield Illinois Washington Gettysburg Baltimore Atlantic City Philadelphia Allentown New York Niagara Falls Chicago. Other listed church-related schedules include July and August talks by local clergy and education leaders at area churches and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Barbara
Ann
Omaha
Lawrence
Luther
League For “America
Washington, D. C
Springfield
Gettysburg
East
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Allentown
New York
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Trinity
Puls
W.thomas
First Baptist Church
George O. Foster
K.W
Walter
Tabitha Home
Lincoln
Neb
A. van. Sickle
A Skell
Iola Man Maxwell arraigned after gunfight, jailed
George E B Maxwell of Iola was arraigned in justice court after a gun battle with Chanute police following a robbery at an Erie gasoline station. He was remanded to jail in $10,000 bond. Maxwell was brought from Los Angeles where he was arrested. A divorce suit was filed in district court by O C Huey against Pearl Huey, stating they married in Chicago in January 1926 with no children. Elsie B suffered a fall injuring her back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Kan
George EB
Maxell
Iola
Maxwell
Los ‘Angeles
Pril
Fred LeFever
Faye
Erie, Kam
LeFever
Pla
Eget
O. C. Huey
Pearl Huey
Chicago
Salaries Stir Debate as Labour Parliament Grows
London July 5 AP The salary question dominates early Labour era debates with Ramsay MacDonald announcing an increase for J H Thomas from 2000 to 5000 pounds amid discussions of prime minister and chancellor pay. Observers note ministers once drew wealth and pooling occurred in past Labour governments. The present salary level barely covers Downing Street expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Ramsay’ MacDonald
J.H. Thomas
Labo
Federal farm board meeting set for July 15
AP dispatches list brief items from across the nation. Hoover calls first federal farm board meeting for Monday July 15 in Kansas City. Separate notes report a teen delegates convention in Philadelphia and various local incidents and agriculture trainings across Altus Odell and Abilene with farm and tax items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
New millinery department opens at Cayot-Durst
The Cayot-Durst dry goods company at 748 Massachusetts opened a new millinery department this week with Edith Moody in charge. Moody brings eighteen years in the trade and twelve years with a Kansas City firm. The French department offers advanced mid summer millinery in all head sizes and styles for patrons and misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayot-Durst' Dry
Massachusetts
Mik
Edith Moody
Istyles
Mourning Farnum Death Of Renowned Actor
The theatrical world mourns Dustin Farnum a famed actor aged 55 reported dead in New York. He had been ill for a year, improving after hospital admission, but died unexpectedly after a recent transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin Farnum
Farnum
New York
Iad
Martins Return Home From Fossil Dig Visit
Mr. and Mrs HT Martin returned yesterday morning from a visit with their daughter Mrs Clarence F Grubb of Lament Oklahoma. On the way home Mrs Martin examined fossils at Arkansas City and reported a good prospect of securing most of the skeleton of an asdon or elephant for the University. Mr Martin and party will leave in a week to commence excavating the specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HT. Martin
Clarence F.' Grubb
Lament
Ok- Ta
Martin
Beang
Arkansas City
Will ‘Ieave
Visits K U School Wix by football coach at Classen School
A football coach visited Classen School in Oklahoma City this morning. He discussed training and coaching methods with students and staff, mentioning professional football and players associated with the University of Tulsa and Howard Jones era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.U
Classen
Oklahoma City
Okla
Seitel
K. U
Ing School
University
Howard Jones
Southern
Ming
Fry
Red
Mosquitoes at Governor Reed's Residence Prompt Goldfish Plan
Governor Clyde M. Reed asked Alva M. Clapp to source goldfish from the Pratt hatchery for a fountain at the executive mansion. Reed noted mosquitoes from the fountain bother him, and he quips that adding goldfish will reduce mosquitoes, claiming the math shows a bigger, better goldfish presence with no mosquitoes.
Summerfield exam names omitted in Lawrence High list
The Journal-World reports an error in the Summerfield scholarship exam roster at the University of Kansas on Tuesday. Four Lawrence High School graduates Herbert Worley Ellis Johnston Frederick Burnett and Melvin Griffin were omitted from the published list alongside Herbert Weatherby and Kurt Riesen. James Naismith also took the exam. he is an Oread high school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Journal-World
Herbert Worley
Ellis Johnston
Frederick Burnett
Melvin Griffin
Herbert Weatherby
Kurt Riesen
Lawrence High-School
James Naismith
Oread . Hith
Eudora Social Notes Delve Into Visits and Departures
Eudora residents mention trips to Sublette for wheat harvest and Camp Nagh near Bonner Springs for a Boy Scout week. Families visit kin in Lecompton and Kansas City while church groups host socials and summers at the Blind School in Kansas City. Obituaries note Mrs. J. J. Huddleston of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Eisele
Robert
Clifford
Deibert Eisele
John Grist
Sublette
Eisele
Robert Cory
Ralph Snyder
Glen Snyder
Ray’ Jones
Billy Mertz
Ward Gary
Camp Nagh
Bonner Springs
Ars. E
Fred Roth
Aere Knepp
Daughr Ter
Florence Knepp
Delberth Adams
E. E. Hollar
CG. W. Jaggard
Blind School
Jnn
Kansas City
Berean
St. Pah Sevangelical Church
Frank Stadler
William Stadler
Kensas City
Ban on Drunken Flying Goes to Nassau County
Mineola NY AP report on Dr Alexander Goettlers chemical analysis of the Wilmer Stultz air crash victims finds large amounts of alcohol in stomach and brain with alcohol also in liver and kidney, concluding Stultz was very drunk at death. Prosecution plans a campaign against drunken flying at Nassau fields and calls for public support for aviation safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Nys
Alexander Goettler
Wilmer
Stultz
Trans-Atlantic
Phililip Huntington
Roosevelt Field
Edward Harwood
Pasquale Cestellacio
Amelia Harbart
Atlantic
Wales
Nassau County
Huntington
J. Nelson Kelly
Roosevelt Flying Field
Hun _tington
Fourth of July celebration at Lake View club house
The Lake View club hosted an all day Independence Day event with about sixty neighbors, featuring land and water sports, a buffet, music by Eriksen orchestra, magic acts, and boat rides. Hon. Al Williams delivered the address, and 125 attended the evening meal. An engagement and several community notices followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake ‘View Club
Williams
Topeka
Torney
Dickié
Toeka
Gentry
Eriksen
Lawrence
Ray’ Harshberger
Robert’. Maxwell
T.,d. Funk
M.A. iGorrill
O.N. Smith Jr
William | Rigby
George Clark
Alfred ‘Rodgers
Clement Smith
Herbert Putney
F. B. Jenkins
Charles. Smith
A. L. Green
First New Gin Bottle Appears in Lawrence Police Report
An odd frosted glass bottle from Gordon Loni dry gin was found with Emporia man Poling, arrested for possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. The bottle held about a quart. Poling, driving a Studebaker with 1929 Nebraska and Kansas plates, was detained as officers investigated car ownership.
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Lawrence
I Poling
Emporia
Kan
Floyd
Hunter J
Richard Hughes
Liqidor
Douglas County
Gordon Gin
Squire
Lawrence Pollice
Poling
Studebaker
Nebraska
Kansas
Will Johns
Johns
Waters Reveal Corpse in City Drainage Canal Death
Chicago July 8 AP The submerged body of Robert T Hansen a south side coal dealer was found drowned with the skull crushed near the steering wheel of his car in a sage drainage canal on the far southwest side. Police note a rent in the upholstery and a prior missing ring as possible clues. Preliminary trials of Ralph Roby and Ray Kolwarty were continued due to the county attorney's absence. Also reported a Kansas girl Jewell McCain 10 died in a roadster crash near Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert T. Hansen
South Side
Hansen
Hansen’s
Euphemia
Ralph Roby
Ray Kolwartys
J. H. Mitchell
Harry W. Frazee
Kansas
Emporia
Kan
Jewell McCain
Toronto
Hoover to seek $2.5 million yearly for ten years
President Hoover plans to request Congress approve an additional 2.5 million dollars annually for ten years to fund government building construction. The note also mentions Miss Ann Lucille Hill visiting Baldwin as house guest of Mr and Mrs Huey and their daughter for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Government
Ann Lucille’Hill
Baldwin Ito
Mrs
Edi Huey
Personal notices of residents and travels across towns
The column lists Mrs. R E Pellet leaving for an indefinite stay with daughter Ada Stainbrook in La Cygne. Ada Stainbrook is in La Cygne, and other residents such as A Weber, Mrs. J G McElhinny and Lorna Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Corel, Roy Lawrence, Miss Genevieve Vernson, Mrs. C A Rockland, Mrs. Emily Stouffer, Mr. and Mrs. F W Hosford and daughters, H S Foster, Charles Taylor and family, and L A McNalley with Mary Elizabeth are mentioned for travels, visits, or moving between Kansas City, Fort Worth, Denver, and other locales. An employment bureau for boys is noted in Ft Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.E. Pellet
Ada Stainbrook
la Cygne
A. Weber
Kanity
J. G. McElhinny
Lorna Jean
Kansas City
Glenn Corel
Los Angeles
Cal
Roy Lawrence
Rs. Marston
McCluggage
Genevieve Vernson
C. A. Rockland
Emily Stouffer
F. W. Hosfords
Helen
Josephine
Virginia
Edward
Austin
Beatrice
Solonmery
Si'Foster
Colorado
Colo
Charles Taylor
Crossword Puzzle Clue List With Cramped Fragments
Readable fragments present across clues show topics spanning prevaricators theft spirit first woman woven fabric season plant hesitation gods of love and archaic titles. Several entries mention monks authorities hold precious property and theology with scattered letters and partial phrases hinting at a torn crosswords page from a newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ordinance No 1 at Brown's Grove satire letters
A July 1929 letter to the Journal World mocks an Lawrence Brown's Grove ordinance regulating access and milk trade. It spoofingly jokes about a milk inspector, health tests, tubercular fears, and a demand for permits while lamenting lost cream sales and proposing a contrarian "reciprocal friendship" with humorous, exaggerated rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal- World
Lawrence
Brown’s Grove
Wm. Brown
Oak Hill
Douglas County
Ann
Brown's Grove
Elmer E. Brown
Lindbergh plans final Transcontinental Air Transport tour leg
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh arrived in Albuquerque on July 5 to complete their inspection of the Transcontinental Air Transport route. They planned to fly to Winslow that day, depart tomorrow for Los Angeles, and then fly the first transport plane from Los Angeles to Winslow on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Charles A. Lind
Tansport
Lindbergh
Clovis
Winslow
Los Angeles
Marriage Licenses Issued by Local Probate Judge
Marriage licenses issued by L H Menger probate judge to John Dams Denver Colorado and Sarah Slater Cooperia Henry Anderson and Cora Kuester both of Lecompton and George Papenhausen and Faye Magill both of McLouth The first two couples received licenses late Wednesday afternoon while the other license was issued by Judge Menger this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.H. Menger
John Dams
Denver
Cale
Sarah Slater
Coperia
Henry Anderson
Cora’ Kuester
Lecomp,~ Ton
George Papenhausen
Faye Magill
McLouth
Menger
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Isecup
Cit Bay
K: U
A. Puls
George
Los
Angeles
Elsie
America
Frank. D
Getty
International Convention of Christian ‘Endeavor
Altus
Oklo
S. W. Hollis
San Angelo
Tex
Orient Railroad
Kankage City
Missouri
Iowa
Oklahoma
Kansas City Livestock Exchange
Abilene
Kans
Era
George Heinh
Navarre
Harry Hoover
Here
Mexico
Cayot-Durst
Imartins
Ark ‘City
Érner ‘Reed
Summerfield
Kas
Wyandotte County
Brenton Hall
Stewart Roper
Moving Picture
Union
Farm Board
Federal Farm Hoard
J P
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Martha ‘Novelius
Wrigley
Lake Ey
Mercales Powder Company
Eudora
Arthur Weitzig
Carbondale
George Hausman
Clearfield
George Birecheisen
Abel
Paul Lucan
Baldwin
Paul‘Lucan
Louise’ Lucan
Alex Johnson
City
Tom Johnson
J.B. Worren
Wortens
John Schehrer
Hedwig Zollner
Morton
Davis
Wilf
Thomas Henry Chalkley
Marcella Howland
John Burt Holmes
Francis.h. Holmes
New York City
Miss Chalkley
Rogers Hall
Lowell
Mass
Kappa Alpha Theta
Paris
Court of St. James
Vogue
Holmes
Princeton
Navy
New York Stock Exchange
H. T. Carey & T
Chalkley
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Colman
National ‘Association of Letter
Carriersi
Clinton Park
Grant Aeull
Jesse Mercer
Robert J. Hansen
Chicago, Canal
Ft. Worth
ATV
Emma
Alam
ALY
Irinly
Ireland
Wander
Ritter
Aroy Saltites
Lindy
Rumsey ‘Bros. Funeral ‘Home
Ind. Si
Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug
Gowdy Medical Company
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