France faults Washington debt deal over safeguards and clauses
Faris July 7 AP quotes Henry Franklin Bouillon former minister saying France erred in signing the Washington debt agreement accepting large figures without safeguards and transfer clauses. He cites American senators favoring debt cancellation and warns about Mellon Berenger bonds risking German gains and French disaster.
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America
Kenwyon
Smoot
United States
Germany
France
Vesper Recital At Fraser Hall Features Ruth Ellis And June Judy
A large Fraser hall audience enjoyed a vesper recital by Ruth Ellis and June Judy. Ellis opened with Caprice and Echo Bells, then Toccata, while Judy performed Wagner’s Magic Fire Music and Yon’s American Rhapsody, receiving hearty applause. The University calendar also notes a faculty recital by Louise Miller and Fanny May Ross with Swarthout on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Hall
Ruth Ellis
June Judy
First Baptist Church
Miss Ellis
Kinder
Brewer
Fletcher
Judy
Wagner
Yon
Fraser Chapel
Louise Miller
Fanny May Ross
Dean D. _M. Swarthout
Miss Miller
Miss Ross
Motion in Osage Indian Case Set for July 10 Hearing
Guthrie Oklahoma July 7 A Federal Judge set July 10 for a hearing on a motion to quash the Osage Indian murder indictment charging W K Hale and John Ramsey. Defense alleges improper grand jury action and invalid stenographic practices by Paul Bailey and seeks to challenge the indictment’s legality. If invalid the court could empanel another jury and proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
W. K. Hale
John Ramsey
Henry Roan
John H. Cotteral
H. F. Freeling
Paul B. Bailey
Hale
Ramsey
Bailey
Freeling
Supreme Court
Cotteral
Third Reading Dreams and Perplenities by Miss Hoopes
Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes presents the third reading in the summer session at Fraser Chapel Thursday night. Selections include Kubla Khan, The Listeners, The Threepenny Piece, Faring Forth With Christopher Robin, Lines and Squares, Land Between The Toes, Vespers, In the Dark, Winnie the Pooh, and Sneezles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Fraser Chapel
Hoopes
Kubla Khan
Coleridge
Walter de la Mare
James ‘Stephens
Christopher Robin
A.A. Milne
Bishop fears Sunday golf growth in London
London July 7 AP report notes the Bishop of London expressing grave anxiety over the rising trend of Sunday golf. He warned that many well meaning Christian men have sacrificed regular worship to play on Sundays, signaling a shift in church attendance and sacred observance.
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London
Educators Banquet Tickets On Sale For July Dinner
Tickets are on sale for the annual educators banquet set for July 18 at 6 20 p m in Plymouth Congregational parish house. About 250 education students at the University are expected to attend the dinner with Prof Eugene Christy and Prof Waldemar Gelich providing music and Prof Bishop speaking. Committee members include Wahlstedt Stonecipher Hutchinson Kanaga Kruger and Markham. Tickets cost 1 00 each and may be bought from committee members or in Fraser hall room 107.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational
Eugene Christy
Waldemar Gelich
School of Fine Arts
Bishop
Sociology
J. R. Wahlstedt
J. E. Stonecipher
Freda Hutchinson
Elizabeth Kanaga
L. G. Kruger
W. T. Markham
Fraser Hall
Local News Briefs and Legal Notices From Lawrence Area
Local items include the Newmark store celebrating sixty first anniversary and training two Lawrence bankers from early days with M. Newmark. Alfred Lawrence reports a fine western trip with a handshake from the crown prince of Sweden and Old Faithful in Yellowstone. A quiet title suit was filed by Hosford Investment against Lawrence Investment. A Cleveland car found at Carter Tire turns out stolen from Denver. An accident on the Vie t highway injures Max Wiedemann and A Lawrence of the Lawrence Buick Co when a Kansas City driver loses control on slick roads. Police judge acquits F E Ireland and F E Scroggins in a license tag case due to doubt. Scroggins to apply for a tag today.
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Newmark
Lawrence
Charles H. Tucker
William Bromersick
M. Newmark
Alfred Lawrence
West
Yellowstone Park
Sweden
Max Wiedemann
A. Lawrence
Lawrence Buick Co
Viet Highway
Kansas City
Ryan
Wiedemann
F. E. Ireland
F. E. Scroggins
Co. H. Daugherty
Scroggins
Ireland
McCrabb Declines as Key Witness in Bank Robbery Case
Sherff W D McCrabb of Cherry Kansas will not appear as a complaining witness against Joe Hamm cabaret operator charged in the framed robbery of Montgomery County National Bank at Cherryvale on May 27. Detective chief L R Toyne wired for presence. McCrabb replied I will not appear without explanation. Independence reports no officer or attorney attended the Kansas City hearing due to lack of evidence against Hamm.
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Kansas City
Sherff
W. D. McCrabb
Cherry
Kan
Joe Hamm
Montgomery County National Bank
L. R. Toyne
McCrabb
Independence
A. P
Montgomery County
Joe Hama
Cherryvale
Parsons Theatre Bought by Glen W. Dickinson
Glen W. Dickinson, Lawrence theatre owner, purchased the Orpheum theatre in Parsons from W F McAleer. He plans extensive remodeling and will show the latest pictures with an added orchestra. Dickinson also operates theatres in Manhattan, Junction City, Independence, and Chillicothe, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen W. Dickinson
Orpheum
Varsity
Baversock
Lawrence
Parsons
W .F. McAleer
Dickinson
Lawrence Theatres
Mr. Dickinson
Manhattan
Junction
City
Independence
Chilicothe
State Warrant Forged In Topeka Flap
The forgery of a two hundred dollar state warrant was uncovered by State Auditor W. E. Davis. The warrant, drawn on an abandoned farm, was cashed by a Topeka grocer after a man posing as J. E. Smith of the State Board of Agriculture presented it after dark on Saturday. All such old warrants were supposed to be destroyed, as Davis seeks to determine how many survived and who reused the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
A. P
W. E. Datis
J. E. Smith
State Board of Agriculture
Mr. Davis
Identifies Man Held in Wellington Bank Robbery Case
Wichita July 7 AP reporting Harry Neal of Wichita identified as a bandit held in Wellington jail for the Peoples State Bank of Genda Springs robbery. Rudolph Lacroix, head of the police identification bureau, confirmed Neal by photographs and fingerprints after Neal gave the alias Richard Coleman. Earlier, authorities did not confirm the second suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Wellington
Peoples State Bank
Genda’ Springs
Harry Neal
Rudolph Lacroix
Police Department
Neal
Richard Coleman
Lacroix
Joe Cunningham
Red” Neal
Oklahoma
French Vets Press Call to Lift Ban on Parade
Paris July 7 Pressure mounted on the cabinet to rescind its order banning next Sunday’s demonstration by French war veterans against the Washington debt terms. M Rosignol president of the national veterans union said the aim is not to offend the United States but to move American conscience. Veterans plan to lay flowers at the George Washington statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
A.P
Washington
M. Rosignol
National Union of Veterans
America
George Washington
University to Present Photoplays This Week
The University extension division will show the photoplays White Sheep and A Fable to summer session students at 7 30 this evening in Fraser chapel. These free screenings replace Rex King of Horses which did not arrive in time. Large audiences have attended previous weeks shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tthe University
Fraser Chapel
Rex
University Extension Division
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Jane Daniels
Mrs Jane Daniels died at her daughter's home this afternoon at 1 20. Funeral services will be at her son W Q Daniels home in McLouth at 2 oclock Thursday afternoon. Burial will be at Fowler cemetery near McLouth.
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Jane Daniels
Lydia Harrison
W. Q. Daniels
McLouth
Fowler Cemetery
LET CHILDREN CHOOSE
London July 7 AP Children should be allowed to pick their own clothes. Dr Harold Pritchard notes healthy children prefer colors like yellow and green which suit them and are restful. Red is also good for attracting light, while sombre colors suit only unhealthy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Pritchard
Navy seaplane down near Bremerton in morning crash
A Navy PB-1 seaplane radioed Puget Sound Navy Yard that it descended at Pillar Point at 5 28 AM during a Seattle to San Diego flight. Pillar Point lies on the south side of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, 30 miles from the Pacific Ocean and 120 miles from its Sand Point, Seattle origin.
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Bremerton
Wash
Navy
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Pillar Point
Seattle
San Diego
Strait of Juan de Fuca
Pacific Ocean
Sand Point Field
Plan Exhibit For Topeka Fair Clothing Show
One representative from each Farm Bureau Women's club met at the Chamber of Commerce to plan a clothing exhibit for September's Topeka fair. Last year Douglas County women earned state health display honors and will now showcase club clothing work in the county booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Douglas Esuiity
Douglas County
Booth
Visit Marblehead Excursion Plans Attract Massachusetts Vacationers
About twenty five to thirty Lawrence residents visited Marblehead in June and five to ten have left so far this month. More travelers are expected this summer. Excursion rates are offered and passengers can travel via Chicago and New York City, among other routes.
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Lawrence
Marblehead
Mass
Chicago
New York City
Farewell to Mr and Mrs Case at Vinland High School
Mr and Mrs S A Case were honored with a farewell at Vinland High School where Seth Fenton chaired a program including community singing led by Carl Heinrich and music by Ivan King. A casserole gift and strawberry ice cream were shared, and neighbors planned a surprise visit at the Rural High School the next evening before their move to Auburn Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Fenton
Carl Heinrich
Ivan King
Case
Auburn
Kan
Roberta Dille
Merriam
George Kelley
Elizabeth McPheeters
Robert Jenkins
Lawrence
Freda Frick
Kansas City
Henry Miskimen
W. Q. Walker
Ottawa
Howard Miskimen
Deel Six
W. H. Hoskinson
Ray Ehart
St. Louis
Mos
Jessie
Helen King
Emporia
Hemingway
Vinland Grange No. 763
Marrow
Topeka
Star Cash
Mildred Hoskingson
Hazel Chaney
Pierceville
Denver
Colo
Washington Creek Social Roundup in Lawrence Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs Claude Metsker of Lawrence spent Wednesday with the Floyd Garber family. Visitors include Mrs Mary Clark and son Oliver from Parsons Kansas, Miss Mary and Nina Sherfy and others. Church events attracted a large crowd with two talks by Dr Kurtz. Community members listed include the Beherns family, Sherfy cluster, and many local households in Washington Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie
A. G. Wilson
Washington Creek
Claude Metsker
Lawrence
Floyd Garber
Mary Clark
Oliver
Parsons
Kan
J. S. Sherby
Frank Messenheimer
Opal
Garnet
Lecompton
Woodruff and
Kingery
Virgil Brubaker
J. S. Dillon
Overbrook
W. Beherns
Earl Kinzil
Kansas City
C. P. Miller
Helen Eberly
Naomi Beherns
Webbe Postma
Dessie
Clara Postma
Mary
Nina Sehrfy
Mont Ida
Mr. Croumpacker
J. S. Sherfy
C.e.graham
Mr. Woodruffs
Otto Mohler
D. W
Kurtz
Sherfy
Elma Garber
Ithe
Washington Greek Church
John Miller
H. W. Beherds
Lola
Willings
Naomi Behrens
Arthur Sanders
Evert Bond
Lila
Anderson
Samuel
Mary Mander
Dora Griffith
Elma
Winfred Garber
Roy Grammar
Vincent
Eula Wolfe
Alva
Frances Miller
Albert Fisher
Willard
Mildred
Elda Weybright
Dale Robinson
Gladys
Ira Brubaker
Letha Wase
Pearl
Howard Dillon
Fivert
Florence
Lonzie
Mabel Kingery
Ina Miller
Lloyd Davis
Gerald
Alda
Ulysses
Neighborhood News Notes in Lawrence Area
The report lists numerous local residents visiting, calling, or staying with relatives in Twin Mound and Lawrence. It notes hospital arrivals, family gatherings, farm work, and a serious accident near Bonner Springs involving John Woolf. Several visits to Mrs. Henry Collins and family, plus appearances by the Collins, Armstrong, Thurber, Hale, Beuermann, and Mair households, fill a Saturday to Monday roster of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hale
Tie Ir
Betty Gene
Los Angeles
Calif
Hale
Henry Collins
J. M. Crowder
Nettie Crowder
J. D. Button
Lawrence
Paul Brune
Midland
Will Ware
Ralph Coleman
Kanwaka
Harlie Armstrong
Noah Hetrick
Mike Shelly
Harry Carr
Thurman Rothwell
Seigel Rose
Barker
John Woolf
Bonner Springs
John
Bet- Gene
Clifton Cummings
Ormal Hodson
Lake View
Elmer Shields
Benjamin Shields
Winter
Julius Beuermann
Leo
George Langenerfer
Marguerite
George
Mary
Louise
Caroline Mair
Arthur Mair
Mary Bradley
Willis Coleman
Rollie Stantwix
Clayton
Six Corners
Martin
Bradley
Cleta
Nettie
T. N. Crewderls
Marie [Collins
W. Collins
George Langenderler
Mary Louse
record wheat carloads pass Kansas City grain dept
Kansas City reported a new peak in car load wheat passes through the Kansas State Grain Inspection Department with 3895 cars inspected, covering July 4 and 5. KC arrivals totaled 1455 cars, surpassing prior records. Wheat tested around 60 pounds per bushel with a Burns sample at 66 pounds. Local prices show corn 70 cents, wheat 1.17, oats 35, kaffir 1.80, eggs 1.28 to 1.80.
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Kansas City
A. P
Kansas State Grain Inspection Department
W. B. Dalton
Kansas Department
Kansas
Burns
Kan
Personal notes from Lawrence and nearby towns
Mrs. L A Semon returns from Schenectady after June visit with Worth Semon. Louise J Newman and Mildred Newman sail for California for a year. Newman on leave from Lawrence High School plans Berkeley next winter. E M Craig returns home at Overbrook after visiting sons Harry and Cecil. George Kirtchoff made a business trip to Kansas City. Margaret Lienard in Kansas City Sunday. Mrs A Harrison returns to Kansas City after visiting relatives in Lawrence. Mrs Wi F Hickock and children spend Fourth of July in Baldwirk with W J Loving. Mary C Foley leaves tomorrow for Rochester and Minneapolis to stay through heated season. Thelma Loving of Baldwin visiting cousin Lily Hickock. Kenneth Stevenson and Richard Piper return from Chicago. Mrs Arthur Gwen and daughter...
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L. A. Semon
Schenectady
N.Y
Worth Semon
Louise
J. Newman
Mildred
Newman
California
Miss Newman
Lawrence High School
State University At
Berkeley
E. M. Craig
Harry
Cecil Craig
Overbrook
George Kirtchoff
Kansas City
Margaret Lienard
A. Harrison
Lawrence
Wi. F. Hickock
Lily
Joe
Herbert
Baldwirk
Baldwirk Where They Visited Mrs. Hicckock's Brother W. J. Loving
Mary C. Foley
Rochester
Minneapolis
Minn
Iss Thelma Loving
Baldwin
Lily Hickock
Kenneth Stevenson
Richard Piper
Chicago
Arthur Gwen
Daugh
Arctic gardens bloom in polar region despite cold
July 7 AP notes long daylight in the Koyukuk river area from May to September, with gardens cultivated by white settlers thriving between brief frosts. In Kansas, Tom Hopkins known as the wheat king of Southwest Kansas mows 3,400 acres with four combines, expecting 102,000 bushels valued at about 117,300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanana
Alaska
Koyukuk River
Arctic Circle
Wheat King
Satanta
Kan
Tom Hopkins
Kansas
Lim it Civilian Aviation Restricts Korea to Military Flights
Tokyo announces a new aviation law effective December restricting civilian crossings over the Korea Strait. Only army and navy pilots may use the Korea Japan route, with civilian planes barred from the waterway. the measure aims to protect strategic zones. Hutchinson rainfall reports inch fall, first since last September, government records show. Acacia Lodge No. 9 F V and AL announces July 8 stated meeting with District Deputy Grand Master visiting.
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Tokyo
U.P
Korean Strait
Korea
Japan
Pikatabiari
Hutchinson
Acacia
FO & AL
Lawrence
Acacia Fraternity
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Hosford Investment Company
The
Lawrence Investment Company
Carter’ Tire & Battery Company
Cleveland
Hamm
Parsons Theatre
Glen Dickinson
Jake Washington
Eudora
Leroy Jordan
Harry’ Neal
King of Horses
New York
Mack
Thomas
W. M. Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
Operal
John T. King
Connecticut
American Metals
AF Epg Ie
Lord Mavor
Asell
Alanston House
Topeka Fair
Vinland and Vicinity
Edd Shively
Elmer Thorber
Celestia
Will Hey
Rosedale Hospital
Harding
Wilson
Elmer Thurber
Pearse
Doris
Lila Harding
Gladys Sims
Pete Rukes
Harry Matters
George’ Heyl
Gladys Heyl
Charlie Harding
Will Sinclair
Glyde
Harris
Myx
Sam. Rukes
Albert
Georgie
May
Dorothy
Dewett Blocher
Homer Moss
George Sullivan J
Myrle
Carrville
Georgetta
Fogerty
Phillip Heyl
John Simmons
Opal Heyl
Bower Johanning
Peen
Jake’ Hetrick
G. F. Lewis
Cleta Bradley
Dorothy Alice Armstrong
Garfield Mair
Caroline
Charles Davenport
Mr. Ford
Harry Jr
Margaret Elizabeth
Edith
Kansas Grain Department
Ters
Catherine
Barbara Owen
the Arks
Melville Wood
Amarillo
Texas
F.H. Smithmeyer
England
Edward Hope
Paul A. Lange
Our
Rigi
Bros Sergi
Ambulance Service
Ind
ST. Lawrence
Pan
Basle
Willys Finance
F.C.B
Wills - Over Brand, Inc
Toledo
Ohio
Overland
Overland-Knight Motor CO
H.R. Wagner, Mer
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