ELECT OFFICERS AT BIG SPRINGS DISTRICT MEETING
James Brass of Stull was chosen president of the district. Mrs Roland Buck was elected vice president, Mrs George Glenn treasurer, Trench Slaven superintendent of religious tension, Sam Batty adult superintendent, Mrs Eliper Ketteridg young people's superintendent, and Miss Lizzie Bickenmair children’s superintendent. Rev C A Christian church spoke on Education. Miss Nancy Longanecker discussed young people’s work and summer camps. Former Lawrence officers J S Daniels attended as president secretary and treasurer.
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James Brass
Stull
Ee Springs
Roland Buck
Mtg
George Glenn
Osensslaes
Trench Slaven
Lecorapthin
Sam, Batty
Lecomp
Eliper Ketteridg
Big Springs
Young People’s
Lizzie Bickenmair
C. A.christian Church
Drésa
Nancy ‘Longanecker
Lawrence
J. S. Daniels
Ecretary
Woman Hurt When Jordan Roadster Topples Near Basehor
Mrs Cornelius Carter a Kansas City resident of color sustained a broken right arm a dislocated shoulder and other injuries when the Jordan roadster left the road and went into a ditch near Basehor on a Saturday night Her husband escaped with minor injuries A passing bus transported her to Tang any for care and ambulance from Lawrence took her to St Margaret's Hospital Kansas City The San Fee model car suffered a broken right front wheel and a sprung frame with a broken windshield
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Cornelius Carter
Kansas City
Basehor
Carter
Lawrence
Tanganexie
St. Margaret
Burglars Destroy Safe Then Wreck Apartment
In Wichita Kansas on July 6 masked burglars failed to steal from a furniture company safe and then destroyed part of the apartment in their fit of rage. They removed a coin bank and devoured six cans of something before fleeing, while police were alerted.
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Wichita
Kan
Ahovs
Midland Grange to join district picnic plan
At a Friday meeting Midland Grange decided not to hold a separate picnic on July 30 at Folgerton. Members preferred joining the district picnic to reduce events and aid the program. A large turnout attended the session with refreshments served after the business portion.
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Midland
Grange
Folgerton
Grange. Ts
Britain Sends No Note to Russia Over China Events
London reports Foreign Secretary Chamberlain told the house that Britain has sent no note to Russia about recent events in China but reserves liberty to take action if required. The record notes speculation Britain could break diplomatic ties. In Newton, Kansas, agreements announce a $100,000 hotel to be built on West Fifth Street by Underhill Construction of Wichita, financed by stock subscriptions. speeding fines were handed to G E Stanley and John Aly, with a separate drive arrest leading to a $18.50 fine for T Coughlin ahead of Elks Convention in mid July.
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Associated Press
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Britain
Russia
China
Newton
Wave New
Bar
wAdulybe
Corey
Wichita
Fifth Street
Insale
E. Stanley
Eldorado
John" Aly
Conover
Kansas
T. Coughlin
Morning Worship at First Church Reports Full Communion
About 400 attended the morning service with the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper observed. Eight new members joined, five baptized, and seventy-five present in the University department of the Sunday School. Dr Hislop led the Miracles lesson and will discuss Who was Jesus Christ next Sunday. City Librarian Miss Lillian Constant spoke to the High School department on Choosing Our Summer Friends and reading good books. Miss Ruth Wilson and Miss Marcella Morawetz, teachers, are vacationing in Montana and Colorado. substitutes are Miss Tilton and Mrs Fry. A picnic preceded the High School League service. Fine Arts study resumes first Sunday evening with Favorite Pictures led by Alicie Lackey. Dorothy Eaton spoke on frame and hang pictures. Grace Raymors showed Constable's The Cornfield and life of the artist. A water color Phaeleton Bay by Miss Grace Ramors was discussed. Next art lesson: Pictures of Mountains and Sea. Women of the Bible will be dramatized next Sunday evening. High School students and friends invited.
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Hislop
Jto
Lillian Constant
Constant
Ruth -Wilson
Mi Marcella
Morawetz
Montana
Colorado
Tilton
Fry
Wilson
Frith
Florence Snow
Wes
Alicie Lackey
Erma Casey
Dorothy Eaton
Constable
Cornfield
Phaeleton Bay
Grace Raymors
Kansas
South“western College
Florence Knapp
Winfield, Kans
Women of the Bible
Ali High
Car Goes Through Railing Near Fort Scott
A small roadster carrying three Bronson youths and five Fort Scott girls crashed through a bridge railing eleven miles east of Fort Scott early yesterday. Floyd Hixon and Pear Taylor, both 18 and 16, were fatally injured. Emmett Burnett suffered a broken jaw and shoulder blade, Edith Moore was cut and bruised, Robert Stevenson was slightly injured. The car plunged into a creek after Hixon failed to correct its turn. The bridge spans a small creek at an angle to the road.
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Ft. Scott
Floyd Hixon
Pear
Taylor
Bronson
Here
Fort Scott
Hixon
Emmett Burnett
Edith Moore
Robert Stevenson
Agle
Deaths and Funerals Elgin Anderson Oakhill burial
Funeral services for Elgin Anderson were held at 10 AM today at the family home 233 New Hampshire Street with Rev G N Jackson officiating. Burial followed at Oak Hill. Clarence Pierson a decorator for Weaver Dry Goods, returned yesterday from Chicago where he had attended a window trimming school for the past two weeks.
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Elgin
Anderson
Elgin Anderson
New Hampshire - Street
Gon. Jackson
Oak Hill
Clarence Pierson
Weaver Dry Goods
Chicca
Mint vending cases heard in police court
Benton Howard Aubrey Marts Hi L Muzzy and Burt Capen were fined 50 dollars and costs for operating mint vending machines in May. Each signed 200 dollar bonds appealing to district court. After trial Howard and Muzzy were convicted and Marts and Capen pleaded guilty to avoid repeat trials, all charged with operating gambling devices. The case of FE Barncord was dismissed.
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Benton Howard
Aubrey Marts
Hi. L.muzzy
Burt Capen
Howard
Muzzy
Marts
Capen
FE. F. Barncord
Mangum civic leader and former U S district attorney dies
Urops, a singer and former assistant United States district attorney, dropped dead today in court. Tissiger, a former justice of the state supreme court, had been appointed to the unexpired term in February 1978 and retired in January 1919. He served as Mangum mayor and remained active in civic affairs. his widow survives.
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S Alp
United States ‘District
Tissiger
State Supreme Court
Charles M. Thacker
Jiana
United States District Atorney
Mangum
Bank deficit and officer suicide shock Scranton area
The Scranton State Bank faces a $55,000 shortage reported to Roy by N B Oderworman, with cashier F Raton’s death by his own hand. Certificates found in the bank, while no defalcations or misappropriation are confirmed, and the bank’s capital was $10,000 with $12,000 surplus. Also, Lady Alethaire, Ben White's mare, set a world trotting record at North Randall in the 2:18 trot heat, timing 2:18 1/5.
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Topeka
Kan
Scranton State Bank
F. Raton
Roy
state_bank commission
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Nto
Bone
Qbertwortman
Bolton's
Apd
Bane
Tae
Cleveland
Associated Press
Alethaire
Ben White
Local News Brief on School Principals and Market Activity
Local news brief notes Barnes, former junior high principal, moving to Liberty Memorial high to assume senior school duties. Friday and Sunday mail expected. local market reports no new jobs. Potatoes being dug in Kiw valley. Hirst-508 wrecks mentioned. Education Board to hold July meeting at Bem rial building. next year’s remainder likely to be elected.
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Tte
Liberty Memorial’ High School
Kiw
Ty Bem Ria
Polack
Glorious Fourth in Lone Star Draws Hundreds
Neighbors near Lone Star held an old fashioned Fourth of July in the church grove drawing 200 to 300 people. A long picnic style basket dinner preceded an afternoon program with talks on roads and unity by D L Burton, S Kennedy, C G Gerstenberger, and Willard Morgans. A baseball game featured Haskell beating Lone Star 13 to 11.
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Lone Star Church
Poon
D. L. Burton
S. Kennedy
Wxpayers
C. GC. Gerstenberger
Fadora
iFayners' Union
Willard
Haskell
The
Farmers’ Union Organization
Slosson to Speak at University Summer Convocation
Doctor Edwin E. Slosson of the Science Service will deliver the principal address at Fraser chapel on Friday at 10 30 during the second summer session. He is a Kansas alumnus with BA 1888 MS 1892 and PhD 1902, former chemistry professor at Wyoming and chemist at the Wyoming Experiment Station. He has authored many chemistry and education books and is a noted figure among visiting speakers.
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Science Service
Washington, D
Fraser Chapel
Slosson J
University of Kansas
University of Chicago
University of Wyoming
Wyoming Experiment Station
Slosson
Phi. Beta Kappa Siemani
A.A.A.S
Washington Acadens
Enrolling for Camp for Lawrence Boys in July Week
About twelve boys have registered for a boys camp to be held the week of July 11 to 18 southwest of Lawrence. Prospective registrants may sign up at Hanna's radio and bicycle store before July 10. Ralph Durland, a former Lawrence boy, will lead the camp with assistants James Afspisht Claude Scott Lloyd Houston and W. K. Bruner. Last year the camp lasted two weeks but organizers cut to one week this year. The Junior league season ends July 10 and a second session may open until July 20 to give league boys a chance to attend. State inheritance and income taxes have been declared unconstitutional in Florida. By 1900 only 4,069 motor cars were manufactured in the United States.
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Lawrence
Hanna's
Ralph Durland
James Afspisht
Claude Scott
Lloyd Houston
W. K. Bruner
Bays
Plan union station in Chicago signals new $390M terminal
Fourteen railroads using three scattered stations agree after thirteen years to a joint plan. The project aims to straighten the Chicago River between Polk and Nineteenth Streets to allow Market, Franklin, Wells and La Salle streets to be cut through South. Rail lines include Rock Island, Santa Fe, New York Central, Big Four, Wabash, B and C, C & E, L 6 N, Soo Line, Pere Marquette, Erie, Grand Trunk and others.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Grand Central
la Salle
Street
Polk Street
Polk
Nineteenth Street
Franklin
Wells
Silas H. Strawn
Rock Island
Santa Fe
New York Central
Big Four
Wabash
E.L 6
N. Soo Line
Pere Marquette
Erie
Grand Trunk
Anglo-Saxon Federation urged to unite for Lost Tribes claim
A letter from Rev. George McGinnis urges Angl o-Saxons who claim descent from the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel to organize into a federation. The planned convention in Waunwa Business College on August 15 18 would align with a British federation led by Princess Alice and Lord Gisborough. The federation aims to unite orthodox Christians who believe the Bible is the inspired word of God to promote the Lost Tribe theory and the supposed divine right of Anglo-Saxons to rule land and sea, restore Sabbath observance, and affirm biblical reverence.
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Aurere
Associated Press
Israel
George McGinnis
Waunlla Brriness Col
McGinnis
Great Britain
Alice
George
Lord Gisborough
Mr. McGinnis
Descent from Israel Sparks Fiscal Debate in County
Rev Mr McGinniss cites a 2,000,000 strong English federation preaching faith and salary claims. County commissioners meet for the first monthly session and approve salary bills for the past month. Whether to adjust salaries remains a question for next month as a temporary injunction on cutting county officials’ pay over census figures stays in effect until the final hearing.
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Israel
McGinniss
Late Rain Upsets Plans in Southern California
Hollywood film producers report losses exceeding 500000 due to unusual spring rain in Los Angeles. After mid April, expected outdoor shoots collapsed, forcing use of indoors sets and delaying principal stakes and schedules across the industry.
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Los Angeles
A.P
Tate
California
Hollywood
Japan conducts three day air bombing exercise
Tokyo July 3 A P reports a three day air bombing exercise over Thujide a Kangawa suburb. Two planes dropped bombs weighing 500 to 400 pounds to study bomb release points wind speed and direction and to improve aircraft bombing devices.
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Tokyo
JA. P
Thujide
Kangawa
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