Debates Run Late in Naval Treaty Session
Washington July 18 opponents of the London naval pact pressed for extended debate while leaders of the pro pact bloc vowed to keep the Senate in session tonight to exhaust discussion. Senator Moses charged executive secrecy and warned the treaty limits curb U S naval options, urging rejection or stronger terms.
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Washington
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Watson
Hoover
Stimson
Stanmore
London
Woodley
United States
Geneva
Coolidge
Great Britain
Japan
Uuton
Diels joins Waldorf as assistant coach at Nebraska Wesleyan
Albany native Russell Dills, a former Missouri track and football star, is named assistant coach at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln. Announcement comes from NWU athletics director John Waldorf, a former Missouri Tigers captain. Dills and Waldorf were Missouri teammates for two seasons.
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Columbia, Mo
Russell Dills
Albany
University of Missouri
Nevaska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Neb
John Waldorf
Waldorf
Tiger
Dills
Missouri
Weather forecast notes for Kansas and Douglas County
Weather notes show possible local thunder storms in the north with warm Saturday. Evening conditions: clear at 7 p.m. yesterday and 7 a.m. today. Road conditions reported as good in Douglas County. Telephone and motor company ad appears in the text.
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Kansas
Moody
North Portion
Douglas County
Typhoon Sweeps Across Lower Japan and Korea
A brutal typhoon, the worst in forty years, battered Kiushin and Loochoo islands then moved into southern Korea. Ports like Nagasaki, Kagoshima, Kumamoto and Moji suffered heavy damage, with ships sunk and public buildings unroofed. Reports say 56 lives lost on two fishing boats. many lines and lights were knocked out as rescue efforts got underway.
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Tokyo
Koochoos
Kiushin Island
Korea
Reng
Fusan
Loochoo Islands
Nagasaki Prefecture
Home Ministry
Nagasaki
Katsu Ura
Shimoda
Headquar
Rengo
Shiminoseki
Railway Ministry
Korea Strait
Shiminiseki Strait
Fukukoka
Korean
Kagoshima
Jukko
Kokura
Kumamoto
Omu
Moji
Loprensini
Reibs. i
Kansas cities add several to 10000 population class
Dodge City and Manhattan join the 10000 plus group as census revisions raise Fort Riley area figures. Newton and El Dorado show gains while Parsons and Independence report declines or smaller increases. A gift funds a German student exchange at the University of Kansas, with anonymous donor covering living costs and part travel.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jeensus
Dodge City
Chamber of Commree
Newton
el Dorado
Manhattan
Chanute
Kansas City
Wichita
Toneka
Salina
Pittsburg
Leavenworth
University of Kansas
E. H. Lindley
New York
K. U
N. Morsbach
Dr. Morsbach
W. J. Baumgartner
R. U
Germany
Johann Frederich Wiecmann
Kiel
France
Italy
Spain
England
Lindley
Europe
Mexico
E. U
F. B. Stouffer
H. C. Thurneau
Cubs Narrow Brooklyn Lead With 2 1 Victory
Chicago pitchers hold Brooklyn to one run as Lieck Wilson and English homer for the Cubs while Bissonette goes deep for Brooklyn. Giants rally to beat St Louis 8 7 in nine. Descriptions of other games and tallies include New York and Philadelphia scores.
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Grooklyn
Vari
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Lieck
Wilson
English
Chicago
Bissonette
Blake
Hartnett
Elliott
Moss
Thurston
Lopez
New York
Giants
St. Louis Cardinalls
Frank Frisch
Hallahan
Grimes
ML. Louis
Donohue
Heving
Hogan
Wittsburgh
Boston
Spencer
Hemsley
Seibold
Frankhouse
Cunnihsham
Cronin
Spohrer
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
May
Johnson
Frey
Sokeforth
Gooch
Nichols
Sweetland
Davis
Codara
Smythe
McCurve
Charles W. Cuno
St. Louis
America Chemical Society
Congressional Library Hosts Vast Chinese Book Collection
Washington AP The Library of Congress houses the largest Chinese literature collection outside the Orient expanding with recent acquisitions. Chinese paper predated Western use by 1,009 years and printing existed in China centuries before Europe. Museums and art historians rely on the set to study painting bronzes and other objects.
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Washington
Orient
Library of Congress
Europe
Museums of Art
LORS
Capone Quoted on Paying Newspaper Men in Miami Interview
The St Louis Star quotes Al Capone from Miami Beach saying he paid plenty of Chicago newspaper men. He says Jake Lingle was a friend until he died and adds police know who killed him. Capone warns Brundidge to lay off Chicago reporters and notes the belt buckle given to Lingle was worth 250 dollars.
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St. Louis
Harry T. Brundidge
Scarface
al Capone
Miami
Beach
Fla
Chicago
Brundidge
Capone
Jake Lingle
Brandidge
Plenty
Baby Fatally Burned In Accident At Home
Infant son of Sir Edward Vieux at 1400 Oak Hill avenue died after pulling a container of hot water onto himself. The child, reportedly in a baby carriage near a store, was scalded to death yesterday afternoon.
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Edward Vieux
Fannthy
Ward Vieux
Oak Hil ‘Avenue
S Tapped legislator injured in collision near Sibleyville
Samuel G Clarke a Douglas county representative in the Twelfth district was injured when his Hupmobile collided with a Chevrolet truck driven by J M Dooty at a blind intersection west of Sibleyville. Ted Murch and Carl Linsey suffered serious injuries. Clarke and Jess Davis escaped serious harm.
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Samuel G. Clarke
Douglas County
J. M. Dooty
Melvern
Baldwin Road
Sibleyville
Ted Murch
Carl
Linsey
Ottawa
Dooty
Clarke
Jess Davis
Davis
Olathe
Han Ay
Three Speakers Planned for Douglas County Picnic Program
Prof H K Ebright of Baker University Frank J Richards of Topeka and Mrs George W Diener will speak at the Douglas County Sunday School picnic at Browns Grove on July 31 D H Spencer said. Diener recently returned from the Toronto meeting and will speak in the afternoon. An elimination baseball contest starts at 9 AM with finals in the afternoon. J B Taylor 4 H club director will lead games for older children and Miss Ethel Payne Local Council secretary will head games for younger children.
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H. K. Ebright
Baker University
Frank J. Richards
Topeka
Kansas Council For Religious Education
George W. Diener
Linwood Boulevard
M. E. Church
Kansas City
Brownsgrove
D. H. Spencer
Mrs Hoover Rejoins Allan at the White House
Mrs. Hoover returns to Washington with Allan Hoover youngest son of the president spending the weekend at the White House. She had just left the presidential camp in Virginia after visiting a mountain school established near the Lodger and planned to stay through the weekend.
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Washington
Allan Hoover
White House
Hoover
Virginia
Carter Tire Director Elected To Chamber Board
Ledrue Carter of Carter Tire and Battery Company was elected to the Chamber of Commerce Board, replacing D R McWilliams who resigned. Carter won the highest votes among seven candidates not elected in the last general ballot and will be sworn in at the next board meeting. Refuses to Dismiss Complaint Topeka July 18 AP Charles D Shukers PSC member denied motion to dismiss a complaint by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen over trains operating with insufficient crews and conditions deemed unjust or unreasonable.
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Ledrue Carter
D. R. McWilliams
Ledrue G. Carter
Carter Tire and Battery Company
Chamber of Commerce
Carter
Topeka
Charles D. Shukers
Public Service Commission
Brotherhood Ofway
Theft reported of Ford roadster from Topeka Rent-a-Ford
A Ford roadster was reported stolen in Topeka this morning from a Rent-a-Ford location. Police noted the loss occurred at the rental facility and are investigating the incident.
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Topeke
Lawrence
Topek
Peli
Topeka
Woman found who baw the single murder
Chicago July 8 AP reports a woman identified as Tecuperamip may be the state's key witness in the June 9 murder of Tribune porter Alfred Lingle. She collapsed from hysteria after a day of accidents and later described witnessing the shooting after an auto crash and a subway sighting. She saw the assassin shoot Lingle and flee.
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Chicago
Aacca
Alfred Lingle
Tribun Porter
John A. Swanson
Tecuperamip
Swanson
Illinois Central
Lake
Lingle
Ulm Is Elected New Liberty Memorial High Coach
Joe Ulm former Lawrence high athlete and 1928 University graduate was elected coach at Liberty Memorial high school. He replaces Melvin Griffin who resigns for a Long Beach junior college post. Ulm, 1918 LHS alum, starred in football and basketball and previously coached in Lawrence Newport and Butler Missouri.
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Joe Ulm
Lawrence High School
Liberty Memorial High School
Melvin Griffin
Long Beach
Calif
Ulm
Harall Baker
Wazener
Okla
Baker
Cushing
Howard Nelson
Bethany College
Lindsborg
George Kirchhot
Tus" Ackerman
Lawrence
Newport
Tennessee
Butler
Hia Worksport
As. Be Necensful
Seven 4-H members to judge at Sni-A-Bar farms
Seven boys who placed high in the county livestock judging contest will be taken tomorrow by J. B. Taylor to the Sni-a-bar farms east of Kansas City to judge cattle. The group includes Wil Fett Taylor Lyle Garrett Donald Garrett Delbert Richardson Phil Blough Harry Miller and Milton Elliott.
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J. B. Taylor
Sni-a-bar Farms
Kansas City
Cade
Wilfett Taylor
Lyle Garrett
Donald Garrett
Delbert Richardson
Phil Blough
Harry Miller
Milton Illiott
Plan to Entertain Florist Delegates at Kansas State Convention
The convention committee of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce met yesterday to outline plans for entertaining delegates and visitors to the Kansas State Florists Association convention in Lawrence from July 22 to 24. They also discussed attracting additional conventions to Lawrence in 1931. Glenn Charlton chairs the committee with A B Weaver as a board member. other members include Win Newmark C C Carl W C Hutson and Ralph Ward. Budget items for the next six months were reviewed by the budget committee yesterday.
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Kansas State’ Florist’s Association
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Charlton
A. B. Weaver
Win Newmark
C .C. Carl
W. C. Hutson
Ralph Ward
Car Overturns injuring two Emporia women near Bonner Springs
Miss Betty Davis of Emporia and Miss Betty Hornsby of Ottawa suffered minor cuts when their Chevrolet overturned near Bonner Springs while en route to Kansas City. J A Davis of Emporia, father of Miss Davis, injured an ankle and cuts. He was taken home today. The party were Law rence Business College students. A DeSoto fire followed cigarette embers in the rumble seat cushions of J S Hargear. Police from Wisconsin and nearby offices responded to later calls about a man slandering nearby.
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Betty Davis
Emporia
Betty Hornsby
Ottawa
Bonner Springs
J. A. Davis
Davis
Lawrence Business College
Kansan City
J. S. Hargear
Magnesium its wide range of uses across industries
Magnesium discovered 122 years ago now found in fireworks airplane accessories optical and motion picture industries machine shoes building medicine and perfumery across many fields in New York.
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New York
New Pinckney school plans eyed for 95000 cost
The board of education gave general approval to final plans for a new Pinckney school, with an estimated cost of about 95000 dollars. Bids and financial statements are due by mid August, and the project includes a two-story design with multiple classrooms, an auditorium gym, library, and specialized rooms.
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Pinckney School
Board of Education
W. C. McConnell
W. W. Curfman
Sixth Street
Thomas W. Williamson
Topeka
Board Clux
Chanzel
Nellie Miller
Liberty Memorial High School
Columbia University
Cleveland
Elena Ernst
Tillie Oberle
Oberle
New York
Mabel ‘Richardson
Carol Watkin- Severate
Miss Oberle
One Man Amos and Andy Stop Through Lawrence Prank
The Amos and Andy radio duo with Lightnin and the Kingfish posed as arriving in Lawrence on a publicity stunt for Auto-Trunk of Kansas City. An imitator phoned local men claiming to be the stars and urged dealers to join in, then moved on toward Topeka.
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Amos
Andy
Lightnin
the Kingfish
Amos’ Doggie
California
Lawrence
Mister Fritz
Amos Jones
Seven the Doggie
Auto-Trunk Company
Kansas City
al Stratton
D. R. McWilliams
W. C. Hamilton
Stratton
Topeka
Robbery on North College Hill After Sleep Scare
Ted Kennedy of 117 Park Avenue reported a theft while sleeping out on North College Hill. A fifteen jewel watch, a pair of shoes, and a billfold were stolen between 1 and 7 am. Kennedy and friend Charles Coe of 946 Louisiana Street had been sleeping on blankets on the hill for several nights.
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North College Hill
Ted Kennedy
Park Avenue
Bill Fold
I Ted
Charles Coe
Louisiana Street
Coe
Young Kennedy
Judge Van Valkenburgh Undergoes Major Operation
U S Appeals Court Judge Arba S. Van Valkenburgh underwent a major operation at St. Luke’s Hospital in Kansas City. His condition was reported as satisfactory.
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Kansas City
Arba S. van Valkenburgh
United States Court of Appeals
St. Luke's Hospital
Reichstag Dissolved After Deadlock Triggers Elections
Berlin July 18 AP Germanys political crisis ends in the Reichstag dissolution forcing new elections by September 14. The Bruning cabinet will govern in emergency under President von Hindenburgs dictatorial powers until then amid a vote of no confidence on financial decrees and chaotic scenes in the chamber.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Bruening
von Hindener
Governor Clyde M Reed to Speak in Lawrence on Law Enforcement
Kansas Governor Clyde M Reed will address the Ministerial Alliance in South Park Lawrence at 7 45 Sunday evening on the subject law enforcement. The address will be broadcast on Station WREN at 8 o clock. music precedes it and Miss Margaret Drennon will sing with Mrs Ruth Ellis Ardrey accompanying.
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Clyde. M. Reed
Kansas
South Park
Reed
Lawrence
Chas. W. Thomas
Margaret Drennon
Ruth Ellis Ardrey
My Redeemer
My Lord
Dudley Buck
Ardrey
Will Piay
Nautilus
MacDowell
Harry Gordon
Tree Sitting Record Ended After 42 Hours in Maple Tree
Lawrence youths Robert Kahn and Walter Stewart descended from a maple tree at 3:20 AM ending a 42 hour endurance sit. Walter’s father ordered him down after returning home. Robert followed, citing companionship and deciding about future contests.
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Lawrence
Robert Kahn
Walter Stewart
Nineteenth
Alabama
Walter
W. L. Stewart
Stewart
Robert
Heat Death Toll Rises in Southern California Heat Wave
Seven deaths attributed to the heat over five days match a Mojave desert heat threat. An area of low pressure over Arizona and lower California was expected to move in today, replacing a breezier spell that eased conditions yesterday. Four deaths occurred yesterday in Imperial Valley and Montebello.
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Los Angeles
California
Mojave Desert
Bureau
Arizona
Imperial Valley
Montebello
Millionaire Dryden's Ashes To Scatter From Night Flight
George B. Dryden rubber magnate and Hunter were robbed in Evanston Illinois as jewelry valued at over 5000 dollars and 70 dollars in cash were taken. Dryden’s body will be scattered tonight by a pilot on the night air route between Shere and Salt Lake City following his disappearance in a cedar city Utah area blizzard.
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Evanston
George B. Dryden
Bigame
Hunter
Los Angeles
Dryden
Shere
Salt Lake City
Maurice Graham
Graham
Kanarra
Utah
Cedar City
Jimmy James
Fred. Kelly
Western Air Express
Kelly
Salt, Lake City
Plan Homecoming at Haskell in Lawrence October 9 and 10
Announced by athletic director Frank W. McDonald the mammoth Haskell Institute Homecoming will be held in Lawrence on October 9 and 10 in connection with a night game between the Indians and the University of Kansas. The festival will include an Indian village pageant, a 500-strong cast, a downtown parade, beauty contests, alumni events, and a fireworks display.
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Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Indians
University of Kansas
Frank W. McDonald
Haskell
Achson
H. B. Peaks
Chamber of Commerce
Red Man
America
John Levi
K. U
Askell-K. U
McDonald
Oklahoma
Lawrence Business and Civicleaders
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Dodge
Bultene-Skinner Motor Co
Kansas Cities
Atchison
Detroit
Gaston
Gerry
Sorrell
Hogsett and Hayworth
Sheridan Keys
Gomez and
Ferrell
Liska
Bre Spencer
Harderend Avant
Piladelphia
Earnsherochrane
Braxton
Henry
Walsh
Crouse
American Association
Milwaukee
Gearin and
Young Day
Sustel
Congressional
Mule Haas
Wetic
Atlante Ts
Southern Association
Crux
Baby
Journal-World
Nene
Mrs. Hoover
Allan
Capital
ISC
ULM L. H. S
Griffin
K. U.N
Bodder
Wisconsines
John Yngalls
Fred V.oRler
W. Watkin
Tial
Pinckney
Reed the
Miller
Loring
E. E. Hartenstein
Eighth
Cuba
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