Americans Ordered to Quit Ethiopia in Move Across Diplomatic Rift
About 125 Americans in Ethiopia were ordered to leave Addis Ababa after Washington replied to Emperor Haile Selassie’s Briand Kellogg pact appeal. The United States declined to intervene but urged a peaceful settlement, drawing praise from Rome. Britain prepared to advise nationals to depart as well, while missionaries from Seventh Day Adventists, Sudan Interior Mission, and United Presbyterian women’s society were among those identified.
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Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Italy
North Africa
United States
American State Department
Haile Selassie
America
Rome
Great Britain
Manchester Guardians
Washington
Europe
London
Britain
State Department
Seventh Day Adventists
Tacoma Park
Maryland
Sudan
Belgrade authorizes concordat with Vatican to unify Yugoslavia
Belgrade in a move toward unity authorized Minister of Justice Lyudevit Alley to sign a concordat with the Vatican. Tensions between Catholic Croatia and Orthodox Serbia have long colored postwar relations. Archbishop Bauer of Zagreb visited Belgrade in May to present Catholic protests, and Anton Koroshetz joined as interior minister, paving the way for the agreement. Details remain undisclosed.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Lyudevit Alley
Vatican
Croatia
Serbia
Bauer
Zagreb
Prince Paul
Bogolyub Yevitch
Anton Koroshetz
Lions Terrorize Town at Darling ton Carnival
Chaos erupted in Darling ton as three young lions escaped during a car nival causing hundreds to flee. Two were recaptured quickly while the third roamed the town, entered a house, and forced occupants to retreat to the bathroom before the animal was cornered and captured.
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Darlington
England
Township Budgets and Officials Named in Journal-World
Willow Springs and Grant townships publish annual budget reports in this issue. Willow Springs board includes Harry Fisher trustee E Y Sanders treasurer and George Shuler clerk. front township board lists Charles S Wood trustee Emil W Heck Kreesclers and Will H Hayden. Enters Plea of Innocent Oklahoma City July 6 former bank commissioner P W Barnett Shawnee pleads innocent to 14700 embezzlement charge before Justice Evert Cris.
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Willow Springs
Grant Townships
Journal-World
Harry Fisher
E. Y. Sanders
George Shuler
Front Township
Charles S. Wood
Emil W. Heck
Kreesclers
Will H. Hayden
Oklahome City
W. J. Barnett
Shawnee
Oklahoma Bank
Evert Cris@re
Stock Market Index Touches 60-Stock Average at 45.01
The stock index tracking 60 stocks stands at 45.01, an increase from yesterday's 44.3 level. Traders note modest gains as market activity picks up.
President Urges Action On Guffey Coal Measure
President Roosevelt asks Congress to expedite the Guffey coal stabilization bill and leave constitutional questions to future court tests. He notes urgent benefits and urges the Ways and Means Committee to proceed while deferring final constitutional determinations to courts.
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Guffey
Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Cummings
White House
Samuel B. Hill
D-Wash
Conviction Stands in Topeka Murder Case
Donald Harding’s murder conviction in the death of Henry Jones, a retired preacher, was upheld by the Kansas Supreme Court. Jones was slain April 5, 1933, at his home on Lyons Street when three masked men broke in during a robbery attempt. Harding and two others, James Scott and Ken ner Myers, were sentenced to life in Lansing penitentiary. a handkerchief knotted as a mask found on Harding supported the verdict.
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Topeka
Donald Harding
Douglas County
Henry Jones
Supreme Court
Jones
Lyons Street
Harding
James Scott
Kenner Myers
Lansing
Supreme Court Reverses Manhattan Damage Case
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled newspapers may discuss public records and comment on candidates during elections, reversing a Manhattan libel ruling. The decision protects reporting on candidates for public office in good faith, even if some statements may be untrue.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
High Court
Riley County District Court
Hurst Majors
Manhattan
Fay N. Seaton
Manhattan Mercuryland Chronicle
Majors
Supreme Court
Seaton
Passage Urged For Guffey Coal Stabilization Bill
President Roosevelt asked Congress to expedite the Guffey coal stabilization bill, aiming to end wage and hour disputes between bituminous operators and the United Mine Workers and avert a nationwide coal strike. The Ways and Means Committee will hear the tax measures next, while the Senate prepares banking and AAA amendments. The State Department monitored Europe after Haile Selassie note to avoid interference in the Italo Ethiopian crisis.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United Mine Workers of America
Senate
State Department
Europe
Haile Selassie
Africa
United States
Roughriders Parade From Topeka To Lawrence
A Friday march by Roy Knapp's Roughriders features 45 young riders aged 4 to 14 moving from Sixth and Massachusetts to Eleventh Street in Topeka and Lawrence. After the ride, youths will offer pony rides at five cents each at the Winter Chevrolet lot behind the Journal-World building. The group began gathering at 2 pm in Sam Elliott pasture and will camp at the Elliott pasture tonight before returning to Kansas City, Kansas, Sunday.
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Massachusetts Street
Roy Knapp
Sixth
Massachusetts
Eleventh Street
Journal-World
Sam Elliott Pasture
Topeka
Elliott Pasture
Kansas City
Kan
Guards Watch A Jury In Weyerhaeuser Abduction Case
Tacoma observers report a closely guarded jury to try 19 year old Mrs Margaret Thulin Waley for the George Weyerhaeuer abduction. Testimony starts Tuesday as 11 men, one alternate, and two women are housed in a Tacoma hotel under tight supervision. Jury selection was completed in about one hour and twenty five minutes, a record for speed in a major case.
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Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Thulin Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
Robbery Nabs 3700 Payroll in Louisville
A lone gunman held up Stratton and Terstegge wholesale hardware in Louisville today, seizing a $3,700 weekly payroll as bookkeeper Carl Dillman was released unharmed west of the city after the heist. Meanwhile Lawrence sees a heat record with thermometers around 100 degrees.
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Louisville
Stratton and Terstegge, Wholesale Hardware , Company
Carl Dillman
Dillman
Lawrence
Christenson
Long Puts Louisiana Under His Grip With Bills
Baton Rouge reports Huey P. Long's bills passed the Louisiana House to enlarge his control over non elective public jobs and jail those misusing federal relief. The measures move to the Senate with expectations of swift approval, amid anti Long opposition discouraged by fierce debate and Roosevelt era funding disputes.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Senate
Major Franklin Babcock Takes Command At K U Department
Major Franklin Babcock new commandant of the K U department of military science and tactics and Mrs Babcock arrived from San Francisco to arrange residence in Lawrence. He replaces Lt Col W C Koenig, recently at Honolulu coastal artillery. Two daughters Anne and Elizabeth are in eastern schools and will visit only during vacations. Col Koenig and family plan to move to Washington D C around midmonth, transferring to the Army War College.
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Franklin Babcock
Governor Talmadge Attacks New Deal in North Carolina Address
Governor Eugene Talmadge of Georgia denounces federal aid and tax policies in Wallburg as leaflets urge farmers to boo the “bell weevil menace” back to Georgia. He condemns national emergency measures while noting small business access to credit remains tight despite billions loaned to railroads and large industries.
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N. C
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Mnon-Tax Association
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Talmadge
Roosevelt
America
Congress
Prison Term Stands for Dr Barbour in Downey Slaying
Kansas Supreme Court upholds 25 year penitentiary sentence for Dr J A Barbour of Hiawatha in the Downey murder case. Downey, a Brown county undersheriff, was shot at his home after quarrel over Mrs Pearl Davis. Barbour appealed, claiming police abuse during arrest. court found no reversible errors. Also: Marvin McKee and son Garry injured in Denver car crash with another driver. Local report from Topeka and Denver.
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Kansas Supreme Court
J. A. Barbour
Hiawatha
Kan
State
W. H. Downey
Brown County
Pearl Davis
Downey
Barbour
Daz Jing
Supreme Court
Kansans
Denver
UPI
Marvin McKee
Garry
McKee
Harry Strebeigh
Two wet months in Kansas history reported
Topeka July 6 rainfall data show May and June this year the wettest two months in Kansas history except for 1908 and 1915. Eastern third averaged 7.09 inches in June, middle third 4.24, west 2.66, state 4.66 inches. Parsons had 17.08 inches. Deerfield 1.15. Mean temp 71, coolest June in seven years. Highest 104 at Garden City and Goodland. lowest 38 at Oberlin.
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Topeka
S. D. Flora
Parsons
Deerfield
Kearney County
Garden City
Goodland
Oberlineen
Outing for President Roosevelt On Chesapeake Bay Cruise
President Roosevelt left the White House by motor for Annapolis to board the Sequoia for a weekend cruise on Chesapeake Bay. He is joined by Senator and Mrs. Hiram Johnson of California, R Wal ton Moore, Miss Marguerite Lehand and her nieces Arbara and Marguerite Farwell. The trip aims for afternoon fishing and a full day on the bay tomorrow.
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Roosevelt
White House
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
Hiram Johnson
California
R. Walton Moore
Marguerite Lehand
Arbara
Marguerite Farwell
West Centerville
Mass
Chesapeake
Heir to O'Day Estate Named Sole Beneficiary
In Chicago on July 6 Pi Henry M. McNamara was listed as the sole heir to the $25 000 estate of the late Hank O Day veteran National League player and umpire. Letters of administration were granted to Edward A Rice of Chicago. O Day left no will and McNamara is said to be the former baseball figure s sole surviving heir.
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O'Day
Chicago
Pi—Henry M. McNamara
Hank O'Day
Edward A. Rice
O’day
McNamara
Washington Yankees doubleheader highlights July 6 baseball
In first game Bump Madley held the Yankees to three hits as Washington crushed New York 8 to 3 with Joe Kuhel driving in six runs including a bases loaded homer in the eighth. The nightcap saw a varied attack and multiple scoring innings across the league.
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Bump Madley
Joe Kuhel
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Malone
Jorgens
Hadley
Holbrook
Murphy
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Ralles
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Wes Ferrell
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Oden
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Werner
Hoyt
Swift
Grace
Padden
American Association
Ansaz City
Toledo
Wheat Is Moved in Barges Again
Chicago reports the first grain shipment between Kansas City and Chicago on the Missouri river and Illinois waterway, a 50 000 bushel cargo by Farmers National Grain. Wichita sees heavy wheat receipts, but prices fall as most grain stores. yields expected 10-11 bushels per acre. Clay Center logs first new wheat load grading number one hard, 62 pounds, 12 percent moisture, yield 20-25 bushels. Enid reports 201 car arrivals, price down two cents. most wheat going to storage.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Illinois Deep Waterway
Farmers National Grains Corporation
W. Cummins
The
Grain Corporation
Missouri
Wichita
Kan
Wichita Board of Trade
Clay Center
George Fritz
Enid
Okla
Wheat Receipts Steady at Lawrence Mills
Wheat arrivals at Lawrence mills remained steady today as the first load of threshed wheat was reserved. Alfred Heck sold the grain to the Lawrence Milling company, with local market tests around 56 to 57 cents and a market price near 68 cents. No oats received yet, but forecasts predict Monday or Tuesday arrivals. Douglas County reports its crop as the best in years.
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Lawrence Mills
Alfred Heck
Lawrence Milling Company
Douglas County
Glass file report on banking bill provisions for banks underwriting securities
Washington July 6 Senator Glass filed a formal report in the senate explaining changes made in the house banking bill. It notes restrictions on banks of deposit entering underwriting and selling securities and offers little rationale for changes. President Roosevelt said he would study the provision to ensure safeguards against past abuses.
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Washington
Ibankers
Glass
Senate
Roosevelt
Protests Grow Over 20 Cents Per Bushel Wheat Tax in KC
Kansas City hosts two more milling firms Walier and Spies Milling and Kansas Flour Mills join Larabee Milling in suing collector Dan M. Nee to stop the 20 cent per bushel wheat tax under the AAA processing tax. Judge Reeves denied a temporary restraining order in the first suit. Otis weighs dismissal in the second as protests challenge constitutionality.
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Kansas City
AAA
Dan M. Nee
Internal Revenue
Walier and Spies Milling Corporation
Kansas Flour Mills Corporation of America
Larabee Flour) Mills Company
Albert L. Reeves
Wardburn-Crosby Milling Company
U.S
Merrill E. Otis
Walks on Aquatic Skis Across Lake St. Clair
Windsor man German American 42-year-old Walter began a water walk across Lake St. Clair Friday afternoon and was sighted noon today at the lake’s north side. He aimed for Belle Isle, head of the Detroit River, using pontoonlike skis and buoyant poles to propel himself, and expected to finish around 5 p.m.
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Detroit
Frederick Walter
Windsor
Lake St. Clair
Belle Isle
Walter
New Whiteway Lighting Plan Discussed by Merchants Bureau
The Merchants Bureau will meet Tuesday at 9 30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss a whiteway lighting system for Massachusetts street from 600 to 1100 blocks. Proposals include new curbing and gutter, with 45 percent public works funding possible.
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Massachusetts Street
Merchant's Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Brinkman
Bureau
Brinkman
Farm Bureau Launches War On Bindweed Across Douglas County
Douglas County Farm Bureau plans a chemical control campaign against invasive bindweed. Preliminary demonstrations already held with follow ups scheduled for Thursday July 11 at multiple farms: J W Miller three miles east of Breeze Dale on highway 10, H A Cowles one mile east of Sibley, A F Baker Baldwin, Keres east of A E B Preston south of Baldwin, Beeghley seven miles south of Lawrence on highway 59, Chamney near Chamney’s dairy, and George Docking near Stillinger on highway 40.
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J. W. Miller
Breezedale
Oatman
Beeghley
Lawrence
Chamney’s
George Docking
Stillinger
Highway Number 40
Softball Roughness Leaves Player Injured in Night Match
Edgar Duver catcher for the Varsity Cleaners sustained two broken ribs after Roy Johnson tried to score from third and was tagged out by catcher Duver at the plate during a game against the Varsity Velvets last night.
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Edgar Duver
Varsity Cleaners
Cleaners
Varsity Velvets
Duver
Roy Johnson
Delegates Back New National Party in Chicago Conference
Delegates at a Chicago gathering adopt resolutions favoring a new national political party based on production for use. They name the temporary designation American Commonwealth Political Federation and set a national convention for the 193 elections.
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Chicago
Third Party
American Commonwealth Political Federation
Noth
Lindsey to Camp Sunday Kansas Coach Goes to AR Camp
University of Kansas football coach Lindsey will spend two weeks at Fort Riley in camp as an officer in the Organized Reserve Corps. He holds a major rank in field artillery and will work with regular army officers and enlisted personnel.
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Lindsey
Kansas
Ad Lindsey
University of Kansas
FR Riley
Organized Reserve Corps
FL Riley
Liquor Seizure Highlights Topeka Case and Car Case
Police stopped a 1928 Ford coupe on North Third Street carrying 18 liquor cases totaling 392 bottles worth about 210 wholesale. H. F. Fox of Topeka faces possession and transportation charges. Harry Burke was jailed on DUI, speeding, and reckless driving charges though no liquor was found in his vehicle. Over 200 residents visited the display at the police station.
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H. F. Fox
Topeka
North Third Street
John Ingalls
William Hayter
Fox
Harry Burke
Burke
O.P.C
Will Johns
Johns
Postpone Duley Lecture Scheduled for Tuesday
The illustrated soil conservation talk by Dr. F L Duley at the Chamber of Commerce rooms has been postponed indefinitely as he must go to Texas on business. Daley would have discussed farm terracing water storage and fertility restoration through conservation programs. A later date will be set by the farm bureau and agriculture committee. Crown Tennis Champions Wimbledon renewed titles with Perry Moody Crawford Quist James Stammers and Round.
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F. L. Duley
Soil Conservation
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Duley
Texas
Daley
Farm Bureau
Agriculture Committee
The
PLAN ATTACK ON PEIPING Bandit Force Mobilizes
London July 6 dispatch reports 2000 bandits at Chang Ting Hsien, 25 miles north, pledging to attack Peiping today or tomorrow. Peiping authorities mass troops to the north and along the demilitarized zone as the military council seeks to repel the threatened assault.
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Exchange
Peiping
Chang Ting Hsien
Military Council
Kansas Weather Forecast Improves With Warm, Clear Conditions
The forecast calls for generally fair and warm weather, with tonight and Sunday remaining pleasant. Morning notes show clear conditions and good Douglas County roads. The record temperatures report yesterday’s high and today’s low are incomplete in the current fragment.
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Douglas County
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