Border tensions rise on Siberian frontier report says
AP dispatches from Moscow claim Manchurian troops moved to the frontier of eastern Siberia and Manchuria. Russian white guard detachments were said to be deployed facing the border while Chinese authorities seized the Chinese Eastern railway management. 40 Soviet railway workers were reportedly arrested as Chinese officials installed new managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tass
Siberia
Manchuria
St Harbin
Rengo
Siberian
Jass
Hich
Lui Chun Chan
Emsov
Chinese Eastern Railway
Emshanov
Lawrence Boy joins ROTC rifle team at Ft Leavenworth
Lawrence Boy, member of the R O T C rifle squad, joins Paul Beardslee of Lawrence and other cadets at Fort Leavenworth for the national rifle matches. Beardslee, captain of KU rifle team, hails from 12 Alabama Street. The event gathers top ROTC units from across the country at Camp Perry, Ohio, in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Beardslee
Lawrence
KK. U
Ft. Leavenworth
Camp Perry
Ohio
Ayon
R. 0. T.O. then, from_ Arksouti, Towa
Kansa
Mis
Army
Navy
United States
Guar
T. C
Young’ Beardslee
Mrs.c. Beardslée
Alabama Street
Tle
Pring
Ossible
K.ul
Firms Owed Fees In Kansas Corporations List
Topeka July 13 AP E A Cornell secretary of state turned over to attorney general William A Smith a list of 64 domestic and foreign corporations in Kansas failing to comply with state corporation laws. The list includes 16 Kansas firms that filed reports but did not pay annual fees 512 Kansas corporations that did not report or pay and 84 foreign firms that reported but did not pay fees. Attorney general to collect due amounts from $10 to $2,500 per corporation depending on paid up capital stock. Reports and fees were due December 31, 1928 with possible April 1 deadline for some returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
E. A. Cornell
William A. Smith
Kansas
Cornell
Ember
Alpiil
Colorado Man Denies Lamar Bank Robbery Link
Alfred A. Oliver, 89, shackled and in an oreven boat, was in Colorado Springs from St. Louis and denied any connection to the Lamar bank robbery in which four men were slain. He said others misidentified him and claimed another Colorado man who could be his double. Oliver, after questioning, may be moved to Canon City state penitentiary for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Colo
Alfred A. Oliver
Te Lamar Bank
Broome
St. Oliver
ini-Colorado
Oliver
State Penitentiary
Canon City
Oil well spudding planned at Twin Mound farm
Col B F Smith spokesman for a Topeka backed oil play in southwest Douglas county announces spudding will occur at 11 oclock tomorrow morning on G Wilson farm at Twin Mound five miles southeast of Richiana. A program of speakers and concerts is set for 2 pm. The well will be the first added in a leased 7 acre area. Funeral services for Edward Schmidt formerly of Lawrence will be held Monday at Galena Kansas per word received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wilson
Twin ‘Mound
Richiana
Col
B. F. Smith
Topeka
Douglas County
Wilson Farm
Colonel Smyth
Edward Schmidt
Edwar Rmerly
Marriage License Appears for Meriden and Osbrook Pair
A probate record shows Judge approving a marriage license for John Jr of Meriden and Osbrook of Os. The document notes the license issued in the Menger probate proceeding and lists the names and affiliations of the parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menger
John Jr
Meriden
Oibrook
Os‘ternoon
Americans Sing National Anthem for Aviators in Rome
In Rome on July 13 AP reports Captain Lewis A. Yancey and Roger Q Williams woke to about a hundred American students singing the Star Spangled Banner and college yells below their hotel balcony They greeted the airmen shook hands autographed photos and posed for pictures before the flight crews departed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lewis A
Yancey
Roger Q. Williams
University summer vespers run by fine arts school
The third summer vespers session will be held tomorrow evening at 7 in the University Auditorium. Dean D. Mo Swarth of the School of Fine Arts directs the program featuring organ preludes by Bach and Liszt, choir and vocal selections including Meribah Moore and Trens Peabody, and a string trio with Otto Garvins and Patti Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Tomorrrew
D. Mo Swarth
School of Fine Arts
God
Jordan
Stabat Mater
Meribah Moore
Trens Peabody
Berkepstock
Meribah - Moa
Ray Gafney
Richard Meckel
Lee
Greene
Orgen
Sourpey
Ace
Conrad McGrew
Otto Garvins
Patti Johnson
Ruth
Liszt Reutt
Deny New Trial Motion in Breach Suit
Chicago July 13 AP a motion for a new trial in the $250000 breach of promise suit of Ann Livingston against Franklin Hardinge was overruled attorneys for the 62 year old manufacturer were allowed 90 days to file an appeal Miss Livingston a Tulsa divorcee won a judgment for $25000 last week she has since filed another suit for $200000 against Hardinge alleging slander Hardinge's attorneys contended the verdict was not in accordance with the evidence that it was excessive and that improper evidence for the plaintiff was admitted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ann Livingston
Franklin Hardinge
Miss Livingston
Tulsa
Okla
Hardinge
Emigration Tide Sets Toward Brazil Ports Promising Growth
Rio de Janeiro AP reports a shift in migration from the North Atlantic to South America with European steamers offering faster routes and better amenities. Brazil, seen as near to European markets and richly resourced, expects population growth and agricultural development. Historical data note 3,643,382 immigrants to Brazil between 1820 and 1920, led by Italians and Portuguese, with 1913 as a record year. The southern states Sao Paulo, Minas Gerais, Parana, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul attract similar climatic appeal to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
New York
South America
North Atlantic
Brazil
United States
Sao Paulo
Minas Geraes
Paranz
Santa Catharina
Rio Grande
Do Sul
Italian submarine Pier Capponi hits 361 foot depth on trials
The Italian submarine Pier Capponi sunk to 361 feet during trials five miles offshore from Spezia after commissioning. The 180 ton boat measures 213 feet in length with 17 knot surface speed and nine knot submerged pace, powered by 3000 hp surface and 1006 hp submerged engines. Built at Franco Tosi Taranto shipyards, the class will include three more subs Masanieli, Giovanni da Procida and Tito, for coast defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spezia
Italy
Capponi
Ron
Franco Tosi
Taranto
Tsaly
Masanieli
Giovanni da ‘Procida
Tito Peri
Picnic for Twins Held at Seventieth Annual Event
InJenburg county a local picnic drew a crowd for its seventh annual gathering. Notable attendees included Matthews, Clarence, Fasston Kuestar, and Meck, with ages around sixty-nine. The event featured multiple games and a series of paired contests among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.'Sustar
Matthews
Clarence
Fasston
Kuestar
Fra
Eis
Jenburg
Be Iene
Endurance flight ends as tail flutter forces land in Culver City
L W Mendell and R B Reinhart set a new endurance record of 246 hours 43 minutes 82 seconds in the Angeleno biplane before debris on the stabilizer and a hatch blow off forced the craft to land. They hailed engine credit, stated they aimed for 300 hours, and thanked supporters as a new Buhl air sedan awaited them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver City
Cal
L. W. Mendell
R. B. Reinhart
Byron K. Newcomb
Roy L. Mitchell
Cleveland
Wright
Mendell
Buhl Air
Parcote
Mentheil
Reinhart
Mendel
Reinhare
Wwe
United States
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
William’ Gibbs
McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
William G. ‘McAdoo
A. McManus
Paul Whittier
Henderson
Remains of Chicago Man Burned Beyond Recognition
The body of Theodore Hammel aged 50 was found last night in a furnace, burned beyond recognition. Police could not determine whether it was murder. Hammel's wrists were bound, and his clothes were soaked with a tar-like substance. The scene was reported from Chicago, with the investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore Hammel
Jel
Hammel
Weather outlook and river levels in western Kansas
Partly cloudy weather with isolated thunder showers expected in eastern Kansas. Smoky Hill river levels at Salina and nearby tributaries remain high with rising stages before receding tomorrow or Monday. Neosho and other rivers show overflow risks between Emporia and Iola. Temperatures forecasted 90 to 95 today, near 90 tomorrow, with showers and above normal temps early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansan
D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
Smoky Hill
Salina
Moday
Mentor
Sa Jlina
Solomon
Ellsworth
Neosho
Emporia
Neosho Rapids
Neosho River
Iola
Movie of takeoff carried by daring French fliers
Dieudonne Coste and Jacques Bellotite flew from Le Bourbet with a motion picture of their departure. A private film was handed to M Doret who pursued the fliers at 125 miles per hour near Toures. Doret used a corded device to capture the first film ever made during a Trans Atlantic chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebourget
France
Dieudonne Coste
Jacques Bellotite
Jare
United States
Marshal Pilsudski
Coste
le Bourbet
M'Doret
Doret
Toures
Bellonte
Trial of Hart Cline Delayed Pending Jury Demand
Hart Cline, held on charges of possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor, had his trial postponed to Monday after noon by Justice J. H. Mitchell. Cline, driving a Ford with Ross Carlson nearby, faced seven pints of liquor found in the vehicle four miles southeast of Lawrence. Carlson had pleaded guilty to similar charges and received sixty days in the county jail plus a $257.50 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Cline
R. R. Rutherford
Walter Nieder
J. H. Mitchell
Cline
Ross
Red) Carlson
Lawrence
Carlson
County
Justice Mitchell
Committee to Study Marriage Laws Formed in Chicago
A committee of eleven churchmen was appointed by Rev. Cleland B. McAfee to study state marriage laws, divorce, and remarriage and the efforts of Protestant bodies and social agencies on the subject. Members include Dr. Saulding of Santa Barbara Dr. Claudy of Philadelphia Rev. Ralph G. McAfee of Detroit Rev. Kenneth D. Miller of Madison N J E D Roberts of Cincinnati Hans Peter Freece of New York and Nolan R. Best of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleland B. McAfee
Presbyterian
A. Saulding
Santa Barbara
Calif
J. W. Claudy
Philadelphia
Ralph, G. McAfee
Detroit
Kenneth D. Miller
Madison
N. J
E. D. Roberts
Cincinnati
Hans Peter Freece
New York
Nolan R. Best
Baltimore
Harold Wampler Recovering From Major Operation
Harold Wampler son of Mr and Mrs 8 E Wampler is recovering after a major operation yesterday at St Luke s hospital in Kansas City He was injured a week ago Monday when a ledge he stood on while working on wire at the S H Kregs store gave way causing him to fall onto plate glass around the counter resulting in severe cuts to his arm and hand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wampler
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Harold
S. H Kregs
Alleged Forger Arrested in Burlingame Calif
Ottawa police report Curtis Gates posing as R C Crapo cashed worthless checks in May. He faces grand larceny forgery charges in California and is jailed in Burlingame. Gates allegedly obtained two diamond rings eight Nash bicycles and household goods while in Ottawa, paying with bad checks for meals lodging and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Curtis Gates
R.C. Crapo
Burlingame
Calif
Gates
California
Dee
Federal Prisoners Riot Enroute to Leavenworth
Federal prisoners en route from Detroit to Leavenworth Kansas staged a riot in a special car near Lafayette Indiana. A prisoner Harry Oxley escaped his chains and jumped from the speeding train but was recaptured by Deputy Marshal George Beamer after Beamer was injured in the chase. Another prisoner Jerry McCann attempted to follow Oxley through the window. Lieutenant Paul Schellenberger assisted in the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Detroit
Leavenworth, Kans
Lafayette
Ind
Harry Oxley
George H. Beamer
U. S
Beamer
Erry. McCann
Algo
Oxley
Lieut
Paul Schellenberger
Detroit Police Department
Health official to Oswego probe malaria epidemic
Parsons Kansas July 15 AP report says the state health department will send an Oswego Kansas inspector to determine the cause of a malaria outbreak that has a score of people ill. Louis Hemple 17 and Max Hemple 14 are in critical condition with the inspector expected Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kans
State Health Department
Oswego
Kan
Louis Hemple
Max
Hemple
Dune Unearths Lost Baltic Town of Lonzke in Sand
The wandering Lonzker dune reveals the Pomeranian port Lonzke once thriving in the early 1500s. Berlin’s Kaiser Friedrich Museum found artifacts and coins from 1498 to 1540 as the dune slowly erodes the site. The dune, 170 feet high and a mile across, advances relentlessly while efforts to stabilize it fail. Cars over 32 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolp
Germany
Pomerania
Lonzke
Baltic
Kaiser Friedrich Museum
Berlin
Sigisjmund I
Poland
Albrecht
Brandenburg
L’rederick
Saxony
World Auto Population Totals and Egyptian Industrial Plans
Three fourths of the world motor car population is in the United States, with England France and Canada following in numbers. Egypt's government drafts factories, a tannery and boot plant, a trade exchange, artisan workshops, and six foreign industrial advisors to push industrialization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Qicae
Department of Ecommerce
Iceland
Acai
United’ States
Spitzbergen
Bermuda
Gilbert and Ellis Islands
New Hebrides
United States
England
France
Canada
China
Egypt
Cairo
Ministry of Trade and Industry
Ini
Agyut
Pension Plan Aims Benefits for Russian Workers
AP dispatch from Moscow outlines a proposed social insurance law by the All Russian Central Trades Union Council. It would grant men sixty and women fifty five who have twenty five years of steady work a pension without medical exam. Lower requirements apply to workers in heavy industries such as miners and foundry men who would reach the pension age after thirty years with fifteen years underground service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
All Russian Central Trades Union. Council
Wavelengths reveal pay for radio entertainers in early era
Associated Press notes radio performers face low hourly wages with long rehearsal times. Payments range from 35 to 50 dollars for musical acts, rising to 500 to 750 dollars per appearance for top stars, while average annual earnings for a busy artist may hit 400 to 500 dollars weekly.
Letter of General to George Washington Found in Orderly Book
Pittsburgh AP reports a letter by General Daniel Brodhead dated September 16, 1778 to General Washington was found in the Harrisburg surveyor general’s office and copied in Brodhead’s orderly book. It describes a Fort Pitt expedition of 605 men toward the Olean area and praises officers and soldiers for perseverance. The sesquicentennial of the expedition will be observed next fall with bronze tablets along the route, per William H. Stevenson of the Pennsylvania Historical Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Daniel Brodhead
Fort Pitt
Washington
Harrisburg
Brodhead
Pennsylvania Historical Society
Dorth
Olean
Allegheny
William H.stevenson
The
Historical Commission
Fig Society of
Pennsylvania
Church Notices and Royal Health Update
Church services advertised with Ninth and Terneszee streets and First Presbyterian Church Sunday school. Sunday sermon by Reverend Schiegler at 11 o’clock. all welcome. Also: King George to undergo operation on June 15 for draining an abscess on his right side. health improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Bih
Ree Schiegler
Ane
Ekpress
George
Radio Station WVB at Fort Sam Handles 7500 Messages Monthly
Washington bounds messages to troops flow through Fort Sam Houston WVB station serving Texas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico and Arizona. One third of traffic reaches canal zone while most messages pass between Washington departments and corps area offices. International code used except during uprisings with a special couch. weather reports coded. A 1 kilowatt transmitter handles dailyWashington coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
New
Panama Canal Zone
Fort Sam Houston
WVB
Uncle Sam
Eighth Corps
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Canal Zone
Washington Departments—War
Navy Agriculture and Labor
Bureous I
Corpsarea
Internao Antonio
Niy
Week of Wonders in Detroit Music and Programs
A cluttered listing of musical acts and broadcasts across Detroit venues. Highlights include the Detroit Symphony performances, Longines Chronoscope, and a Busy Sunday program with several ensembles, soloists, and orchestral pieces. Weather, market notes, and farm forecasts appear amid the diverse schedule of concerts and radio features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubs Klein
Dickard Fandy
Southon
Detroit Symphony
Panealera
Friendly Howe
Tayilight
Whittall Anglo - Pors
Fierald Tales
Ennadeitick Meloine
Lisbestraung Creare Dero
Trirector
T Pleiyres
Oreananist
Mhortsters
Baliwill P. m
Feather Torenst
Mana
Win Land
Aevin
Hasty Grain
Tareep Maulana
Atlas Farm
Hevri
Rosy and His Gare
White House
Ongert
Edison Mrogtany
Louismaw
Lonzines
Bilgewater Leagh
Radio programs and plans across stations and months
A snapshot of early broadcast items notes Los Angeles listeners enjoying stars on air while Chicago WEBM directors suspend morning exercises until fall. WLS finds farmers breakfast at 6:30, with 237 choosing that time and five at 4:30. John D. Barry appears weekly on KGO. Clare Briegs previews the Mr and Mrs debut on WABC on Sept 7 for 17 weeks. Paris fashion talk on Z July 18 at 1 20 ET. Lohengrin from Warner broadcast coast to coast in July under Victor Wenna. Jerusalem plans two new hotels by New York Palestine Economic Corporation and a Muslim organization to ease Holy City lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Holy
Palestine Economic Corporation of New York
Slizious
Reéli
Believes Large Radio Station Will Soon Have Talkie Strip
Chicago AP reports Morgan L. Eastman of WENR predicts every large radio station will own a talkie strip like metropolitan papers. He notes early radio plays failed but cites WGN experiments and expects many continued continuities, or son Lined talkies, to boost station popularity in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morganl. Eastman
WENR
Eastman
WGN
Radio talk helps prisoner get his goldfish
A New Hampshire prison inmate asked radio host Bob Emery of Big Brother for a goldfish after hearing aquarium talk on WEEL. A listener mailed $2.50 and the convict fashioned a ground sunk dishwashing tank as a home, and the request was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Hampshire
Concord
Bob Emery
Weel
Big Brother
Sig
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Lawrence Boy
R. Out. C
Dea Kansas ‘Corporations
Lamar
Spud
Neag Twin
Franklin
Beco
Mendell and Reinhart Mark
Labor
London
Arthur Henderson
Atchison
Benton
Margaret Henderson
M.R. Benton
Iftingham
Copenhagen
Loupy
TSE
Eadl Cline
Rev. McAfey
Leavenworth
L. 5
Hussian
Associated Press
Harry Lauder
Chalispin
Adio
Frouna
George Washington
Church of Christ
Terneszee
J.oc. Bunaci
Pho Vetsiet
Tecumseh
Uly
Jeff B. Harvis
W. W. Thomason
Here
Daniel L. Hixon
Northich
Jewett
Ford
Cnune
Buick
F. S. Brown Motors
S. F
Care Journal
World
Iet
Alen
Mass
Hoween Modern
Bilis Pall
Morchanta Lunch
Pearie Bloss
TeLuxinate
Dickinson Theatre
Hisck
White Fox
Ferhale
Larkwe Bia
la Ji
RADIO
Wren
the Associated Press
NNX
Los Angeles
Uni
Marginc
WEBM
Chicaro
Middlewestern
WLS
John D. Barry
KGO
Mrs
Clare Briegs
Wabc and Chain
Eujalige Wilson
Paris
Warner
Thruce
Inia
Victor Wenna
F.H. Roberts Optometrist
Rumney Bros. Funeral
Menonanis
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