Ed Criticizes Farm Board Policy In Wheat Dispute
Hays Kan July 9 AP Gov Clyde H Reed blasts the federal farm board and Secretary Hyde for seeking acreage reduction. He urges instead a program to limit output by domestic demand, warning of continued low prices and potential farm losses. Reed questions world surplus, and argues an acreage cut would shift production elsewhere.
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Hays
Kan
Legere
Fn Board
Hyde
Clyde
Reed
Irge
Kansas
United States
Canada
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Philadel pha assistant commissioner to speak at Kiwanis meet
HJ Scattergood of Philadelphia assistant commissioner of In affairs will be guest of a kell Institute at the school tomorrow. Mrs Scattergood will accompany her husband to the Haskell est at the Kiwanis meet soon tomorrow.
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HJ Scattergood
Philadelpha
Kell
Scattergood
Husband
Haskell
Kiwanis
Salas
Kansas Weather Forecast and Road Report
Weather forecast for Kansas shows fair tonight and Thursday with continued warmth. Roads in Douglas County reported good conditions. Temperature readings noted for 7 p.m. yesterday and today with noon today. Traffic and service ad mentions Seeess Motor Co. and a phone line.
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Kansas
Uglas
Bull Reap
Seeess Motor Co
Mayoralty Recall Campaign Begins in Detroit History
Detroit moves into uncharted political territory as a recall election is set for July 22 following the mayoralty upheaval. City steps include a $65,000 poll expense appropriation and police readiness to guard the recall vote while Mayor Bowles denounces the effort as cowardly and underworld driven.
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Detroit
Bowles
Yeaterday
Heamayor
Hard W. Reading
Wiless
St Ze
O Sa Custuren
Robert W. Toms
The
Underworld
Aviators Rescued After Trans Atlantic Flight Incident
French aviator Jean Mermoz and two crewmen were rescued after forced sea landing 650 miles southwest of Dakar while en route from Natal to Africa. They had 600 pounds of air mail and reported an early oil leak before the safe retrieval by dispatch boat Police.
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Dakar
Senegal
Jean Mermoz
South America
Africa
Leopold Gimme
Jean D'Abry
Natal
Brazil
Mermoz
Pohcee
Paris
Baseball doubleheader wins for Robins over Braves
In Brooklyn, July 3 AP reports the Robins swept a doubleheader from the Boston Braves, 6 1 and 4 2, with Dazzy Vance dominant in the first game and a late grand slam opportunity thwarted by a homer with the bases loaded in the seventh of the second. The Phillies rallied to top the Giants 5 4 in New York. The Yankees beat the Athletics 6 2 as Mickey Disckey homered in the fifth. Ruth received a three day suspension after an onfield altercation with umpire Brick Owens in New York. Construction costs for Alabama school buildings last year totaled 1,868,000 dollars.
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Brooklyn
Robins
Boston Braves
Dazzy_ Vance
Rissonette
Roston
OH Ohanan
Frankhouse
Spohrer
Vance
Deberry
Neston .T
Sherded
Cronin
Evviott
Lohez
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York Giants
Isis Double
New York
Ry Ah Mas
Hubbell
O'Farrell
Benge
Davis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Root
Hartnett
Kolp
Styles
Pittsburc
Kees
Athletics
Red
Yanks
Disckey
New Yorks
Plahastey
Cochrane
Johnson
Digkeys
Yank Pera
Chica
Thie
Thimas
Washington
Ces Weffective
Boston
Russell
Washington Och
Brown
Spencer
Gaston
Iaberry
Kansas City
St. Paulee
Angiey
Murphy Jana Fenner
Babe Ruth
Brick Owens
Vesterds Irs Seager
Alabama
Senate Rights Up McKellar Resolution Debates Naval Pact
Washington July 9 AP advocates of the McKellar resolution urging presidential access to international correspondence ahead of the London naval treaty renew their push as Senate leaders seek an early vote. After a bare quorum of 49, Senator Black argues the rights of the Senate, while Senator Hale prepares a long anti treaty speech and Senator McKellar cites a letter from Mrs Story urging delay in ratification.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Black
Alabama
Hale
Maine
Naval Committee
McKellar
State Department
Secretary of State
Congress
Tennessee
William Cumming Story
the Daughters of the Trianlation
Slayings, Arrests and Road Group News from Kansas
Reports from Emporia and Iola detail a Wichita grocery store robbery that left 16 year old Paul Walker dead after a gunfight with two fugitives Albert Weist and Jay Blackwood. Blackwood confessed to firing the fatal shots and the pair fled with 50 dollars. Also covered are a LaHarpe constable charged with liquor crimes and J L Kirkpatrick elected president of the United States Good Roads association with Charlotte named as next meeting city. Local tax appeals and a barbecue sandwiches note wrap the brief.
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Emporia
Kan
Albert
Weist
Tulsa
Okla
Jay Blackwood
New York
Wichita
Paul Walker
Walker
Blackwood
Bates
Kemper Military Academy
Rocery
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Good Roads Association
Okahoma City
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Charlotte
N. C
United States Good Roads Association
Chamber backs Farm Bureau amid budget talk in Douglas County
The Douglas County Farm Bureau receives strong endorsement from the Chamber of Commerce Board after Agricultural Committee recommendations. They urge full support for extension programs including county agent work and 4 H leadership, and urge officials to maintain funding despite proposed budget cuts. A parish market study and site options near Highway 78W are explored to aid local growers and grocers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Agricultural Committee
Chamber
C. of C
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Cout
B. Hosford
J. B. Taylor
Res
Poweiae
Ttee
Peoteeniy Market
Arket
Parker
Whitehouse
J. Hunter
George Hedrick
W.S. Griesa
Ralph Achning
C. B. Hosford
Ralph Howard
Junius Underwood
al Green
I. J. Meade
D Lewis
W. H. Fendleton
W. R Stiner
M. Gill
Truck Owners Granted Thirty Day Grace on Licenses
The city will extend a thirty day grace period for truck license payments due on January first. Authorities decided to delay enforcement actions while steps are taken to collect the second half of the 1930 licenses.
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Turek
Selers
Sted
Temperature Rise At Local Office Plant Despite Heat
At 3 o clock in the afternoon the thermometer showed a temperature around 101 degrees in the office warehouse area. The chart recorded a steady rise as the day progressed with customers seeking cooling and ice available for sale.
Lindbergh Baby Named After His Father
An Englewood report states the Lindbergh baby will be named after his father. The birth occurred June 22 and, after two weeks unnamed, a statement from Dwight W. Morrow indicates the parents chose to call him after his father, ending much speculation.
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Englewood
Aia
Tus
Lindbergh
Toway
Dwight
W.' Morrow
Fires a Broadside Meeting at Court House
Frank McFarland of Topeka attacked Governor Clyde M. Reed in a court house gathering. He spoke for Frank Haucke of Council Grove, Republican nominee candidate, criticizing a 40000 dollar prohibition enforcement appropriation, ex convicts hired to enforce the law, an insurance compromise granting companies 3500000, and unchanged freight rates and taxes during Reed’s term. The meeting was a prelude to a later session with Haucke.
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Clyde M. Reed
Frank McFarland
Topeka
Court House
McFarland
United States District Attorney
Frank
Haucké
Council Grove
Reed
Huucke
Fleagle to Die Soon in Colorado Hangings
Denver reports indicate plans to execute Ralph Fleagle, Lamar bandit, tonight after a clemency plea from his counsel. Governor Adams weighs executive mercy despite no new evidence, with officials saying the hanging will likely proceed. A delay until Friday remains a remote possibility.
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Denver
Colo
Gownor Adams
Todig
Ralph Fleagis
Lamar
Fleagie
Harrison White
L. W.’ Cunningham
Fleagle
Adams
White
Cunningham
Canon City
Renew Brinkley License Milford Radio Station
The Federal Radio Commission renewed Dr. John R. Brinkley’s Milford Iowa station license for July 31 to October 21 following a DC Circuit Court of Appeals order. The action comes after the commission previously refused renewal over broadcasts deemed not in the public interest, citing profit motive. The Kansas Medical Association had sought revocation before a state board.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
John R. Brinkley
Milford
Ian
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Brinkley
Kansas Medical Association
Naturalize Nuns Urges Mt St Scholastica Group Deadline Set
Fifty one nuns from Mt St Scholastica Convent Atchison may be naturalized in Kansas City if their applications and $800 in fees are filed before July 26. District director C A Ramsey warns naturalization must be recommenced if filings are incomplete. Nuns originate from Germany Bavaria Tre land Austria and France. Joe Siebel, clerk of Atchison district court, says papers were first issued in the convent then in open court to ensure legality. Three injured in riot in Kansas City Kansas as 26 of 65 participants arrested after brick throwing on the Rivera viaduct. 50 of the strikers were union steel workers.
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Kansas City
A_ P
Mt. St. Scholastica
Atchison
C. A. Ramsey
Naturalization
Germany
Bavaria
Treland
Austria
France
Joe Siebel
Atchison District Court
Kan
Tatercity
Lawrence Plans Fall 4 H Show and Egg Laying Contest
A Lawrence chamber vote approved a 4 H and vocational agr i show for late summer or early fall open to 4 H members and sericultural students. Awards will be given, with live stock crops teeth fruit and canning featured. A separate egg laying contest will run at Nelson LeSuer’s chicken farm, backed by local banks to fund a 320 hen house with trap nests for records, aiming to improve poultry strain and identify profitable breeds.
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Lawrence
The
Chamber of Commerce Today
A. I. Gilkison
J. B. Taylor
W. R. Essick
George Hedrick
Topeka
Hutchinson
Kaw Valley Pool Association
American Paltry Association
Nelson LeSuer
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Banks
Ee Isers Rai
Duns Uerwood
W. R. E Saiike
Trenan of of Sericultural Committee
Former German Agent Held as Queens Slayer
A man described by police as a former German secret service agent and later an operative for the Soviet government was arrested in Douglastown Long Island hours after the killing of Joseph Mozynski in Queens. Miss Catherine May, a College Point resident, identified the suspect as the killer of Mozynski and the SX Killer case advances under District Attorney James T. Hallinan.
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New York
Secret Service
Queens
Douglastown
Long Island
Catherine May
College Point
Joseph Mozynski
Delicatessen
Mozynski
James T. Hallinan
Showdown on Huston over national chairmanship
Washington AP report says Republican leaders plan a showdown with Claudius Huston to decide his continuation as national chairman at tomorrow's meeting of party officers. Proxies will be allowed for absent officers, though removal authority rests elsewhere. Huston faces growing opposition and a possible fight, with a special session possibly called by President Hoover if needed.
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Washington
Claudius Huston
Huston
Hoover
Executive Committee
Chicago honors 32 scholars in university program
Chicago announces 32 scholarship winners from the University of Chicago for freshmen, highlighting leadership and academic merit. Names include Warrence Anker, Jesse Beitel, Franklin Carr, William Fein, Theodore Milab, and Raph Perkins among others from Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas City, Sioux Falls, Topeka, and Minneapolis.
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Chicago
Samuelly
Perity Ane
Anker
Talza
Okla
Jesse J. Beitel
San Antonio
Tex
Franklin D. Carr
Kansas City
Wiliam Fein
al Theodore K. Milab
Ornaia
Web
Winnedt c. Newtian
Heiress Wedding Fans Create Big Thrill at St Margaret's
The 20 year old heiress from Robinson, a British sister, wed at fashionable St Margaret's church with Hubert Templeton of New York giving away the bride. A grand reception followed at The Elms before a Paris bound honeymoon trip of several months.
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Robinson
St. Margaret’s
Waears
St. Me
Pecek
Roel
Hubert Templeton
New York
the Elms
Spuds Move to Market From Lawrence District
Potatoes moved to market from the Lawrence district yesterday at 84 cars. Growers report increasing acreage and yield, with prices for Number 1 grade between 1.75 and 1.10 dollars. Midland remains a major shipping point. estimated season shipments set between 3,600 and 4,000 cars.
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Lawrence
Diggin
S. H. _ cy orecety
Chamber . Commerce
Olphant
Midland
Oliphan
British Fleet Budget Based on London Pact
London July 9 AP The admiralty published additional estimates for naval construction for the current financial year asking 208 200 pounds to be used for construction allowed Britain under the London treaty The expenditure covers the 1930 program announced May 25 including three six inch gun cruisers a destroyer flotilla leader and eight destroyers three submarines four sloops and one net layer Admiral AV Alexander explains the 1930 naval program noting under the treaty conditions fifty cruisers meet the peace requirements with a proper proportion of new construction and other powers reducing their programs.
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London
The
Admiralty
Great Britain
AV. Alexander
House of Commons
More Trouble for Capone in Miami Trial Delays
In Miami on July 9, jury charges against Al Capone were continued after he refused to enter any plea and was arrested on two additional perjury charges. Capone’s lawyers challenged four perjury charges tied to testimony about a false arrest against S. D. McCreary, director of public safety, and vowed readiness for tomorrow. County Solicitor McCaskill countered with two added perjury charges to replace those dropped.
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Miami
Fla
Seal al Capone
Capone
Arment
S. D. McCreary
Public Safety
McCaskill
Zeppelin travels north on three day flight to Spitsbergen
The Graf atop a three day flight toward Spitsbergen proceeds north from Eckern, Germany, aiming toward Symaee, with rough Baltic weather forcing avoidance of Copenhagen and Oslo as the crew navigates toward a point west of Norway. A bank robbery in Enid, Oklahoma, morning reports two masked men robbing four officials and four customers of about $1000 as they escape in a waiting car.
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Denmark
Are
Eckner
Friedrichshafen
Midnigh
Symaeee
West East
Norway
Baltic
de. Eckner
Copenhagen
Oslo
Hunter
Okia
Enid, Okia
Bank of
Wreckers halt work on East 10 site in July heat
In a July morning dispute, carpenters refused to quit at No 10 East street while Martin planned improvements moved his shop from 12 East to 10. Foreman ordered stoppage as police protection was sought. Workers then continued at No 8 with the front removed and doors, windows, and siding partly dismantled. The owner cites prior need for a new front and recalls similar vandalism in Kansas City years ago.
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East Rite -Remonstrance
Martin
Earl Martin
Max de
Garl Rutter
Wally
Flooriall
Corant
Fritz
Destrutman Seth
Kansas City
Kan
MacDonald government survives finance bill vote
London reports the MacDonald government kept power by a 278 to 275 division on the finance bill. Four Liberal defectors swung the result, with many Liberals and conservatives backing a Liberal amendment to bar income tax on profits shown as spent on modernization of plants and machinery.
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London
MacDonald
Todday
MacDonall
Ouster hearing arranged in Minner case in Kansas
Completion of arrangements for an ouster hearing against Everett C. Minner Ford county attorney announced by Sloan Topeka attorney naming a Supreme Court group to conduct the case. Minner is accused of conspiracy related to prohibition law and corruption involving state officials. He was freed by a United States deputy marshal during a federal drive on a southwest Kansas liquor ring.
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Dodge City
Kan
Everett C. Minner
Ford County
Sloan
Topeka
Nam
Si Prqme
Mien
Apap
United A
K. S
Wichitz
Heat wave claims two in Midwest and Cardinal Vannutelli dies
The heat wave killed Edward W. Higgins in Springfield Missouri and B Thompson in Chanute Kansas, with several others seeking relief from the heat in Kansas City amid dangerous conditions. Cardinal Vannutelli, head of the Catholic college, died at 98 after days of illness in Lathan City on July 9.
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Edward
W. Higgins
Springfield
B. Thompson
Emin
Chanute
Kan
Kansas City
Cardinal Vannutelli
Lathan City
Cardinal Vanhutelli
the Hatred College
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Lawton B. Evans
Richmond County
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Leo Wilson
Iola
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J . Wilson
Will. Johns
Johns
Ane
State Board of
Glas County
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Steht Hawk
Mad Creek Bridge
Chamber of Commerce, Board
Haucke
Lamar Bandit
Atchison Convent
University of Chicago
Warren T. Way
Mineapolis
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Zeppelin
Graf
Spitsbergen
Wron
Eigth Street
M'Donald
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