Senate Debates London Naval Treaty in Long Night Session
Washington July 19 AP Two amendments to the London naval treaty were shouted down today as the Senate began a prolonged endurance contest. Filibuster rumors grew as night sessions were planned to speed action with cloture as a last resort. Senator Watson urged restraint, while Johnson and Hale spoke in the first night session about looming ratification.
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Bulletin
Washington
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Johnson
California
Hale
Naval Committee
Coolidge
Borah
Ballmore
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Blue Larkspur Wins Arlington Cup at Chicago
Blue Larkspur the 1929 three year old champion won the Arlington Cup at Arlington Park Chicago by three lengths. Petee Wracked was second and Toro finished third. Race awarded $25,000 to the winner with clear margin.
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Arlington Park
Chicago
Blue Larkspur
Petee Wracked
Toro
Slight Drop in Heat Since Yesterday Seen
The local gas office thermometer registered 102 degrees at 2:30 this afternoon while the University observatory noon reading was 96 degrees. Yesterday at noon the hill reading was 100, suggesting today’s high may not surpass yesterday’s record. Professor C J Posey notes July 1916 had a 103 degree peak at the University, with 108 degrees recorded in September 1926.
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University
C. J. Posey
Farmer Severely Burned by Water From Tractor
Harold Stowe a farmer living near Midland was badly scalded yesterday when boiling water exploded from a tractor radiator as he opened the cap. He was treated by Dr A J Anderson and returned home, unable to attend town for dressing due to his condition improving but limited by the burns.
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Harold Stowe
Midland
Stowe
A. J.anderson
Weather summary unclear coastal roads condition
The weather report notes mixed conditions with remaining wind and waves through Sunday. Road conditions are described as good with dusty segments around Salina. Local Dodge and Baye Chevrolet service ads appear among the brief notes.
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Formine
Salina
Dowell County
Germany Set for September 14 Reichstag Elections
Berlin reports a 90 day dictatorship ends with elections on September 14 as President Hindenburg and Chancellor Bruening contend for influence. The Reichstag vote to revoke the finance ministry tax program deepens the political crisis with 13 parties in a fragmented chamber and fragile coalitions.
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Germany
Berlin
Reich
Field
Marshal Paul von Hindenburg
Heinrich Bruening
Bruening
Rhineland
Reichstag
Heme
Finance m Ministry
Campaigns heat up as Reed and Haucke tour Kansas
Kansas primaries enter intense phase as Gov Clyde Reed and Republican hopeful Frank Haucke push hard. Reed attacks perceived invisible government while Haucke campaigns in Shawnee county and headlines a 9 pm WIBW radio rally. Weather remains sweltering with 100 degree highs across most of the state led by Phillipsburg at 112.
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Clyde M. Reed
Ministerial Alliance
Lawrence
Frank
Chief
Haucke
Shawnee County
WIBW
Reed
Olath
Topeka
Kansas
Baseball results roundup from July 19 including Pirates, Cardinals, Reds
AP reports scattered major league games with homers by Vomorosky Grantham and Wilson. Pirates beat Boston Braves 9 4 while Cardinals down Giants 4 1 in first game of doubleheader. Reds and Phillies split, and Robins edge Cubs 5 0 in another late game. Cleveland split with Washington, and Brooklyn made a buy announcement as leagues shuffle standings.
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Boston
Vomorosky
Grantham
Pirates
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Brameanley
Smith
Sherdel
Spohrer
Gowdy
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
St. Louis
Haines
Wilson
Walker
Pruett
Ou'farrell
Cork
Cand Mancuso
Strubbell Lind Hos
Philadelphia
Tha Phllices
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Philies
Hirst
Cincinnati
Philadelppia
Kenton and
Gooch
Hansen
Elliott
Collins Aind Rensa
Cinciinati
UIX
Ricolp
Campbell
John
Luke- Foe
AL Joughby
Davis Lyn
Chiane
Agaiind
Robins
Hank Deberry
Cubs
Hack Wilson
Dabe Herman
Chicago
Gsborn
Teachout
Root
Hartnett
Vance
Phelps
Thurston
Deherry
Lapex
U S Heat Wave Sweeps Nation With Fatalities Reported
The United States endures a national heat wave with temperatures in the upper eighties to nineties across regions from the Atlantic coast to the Midwest. Reports show at least one death in the middle west as killer heat continues, with relief forecast in a day or two as storms arrive unevenly nationwide.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
B. R. Laskowski
Phillipsburg
Emporia
Hanover
Hays
Hutchinson
McPherson
Manhaan
Weather Bureau
Independence
Laskowski
Ambaiere
Atlantic Seaboard
Rocky Mountains
United States
Lancaster
Sandusky
Ohio
Hagerstown
Jefferson City
Chicago
Associated Press
Far West
Asheville
N. C
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Mercury
Atlantic
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Middle West
Missouri
Early closing off! Lawrence saree dispute delays hour change
Chamber of Commerce Secretary George Hedrick says law will not observe the five o'clock closing and merchants will stay open until six. AP reports Chicago wholesale markets show prices down with 10 cents per two dozen set in July 1920 and produce ranges between 19 and 23 cents per dozen. A note references St. Kitts in the mother colony.
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Lawrence Saree
George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
H. H. Field
Mercantile Exchange
Efor
Indictments Returnable by Jury In Prohibition Case
Sealed indictments report to involve eastern distributors in conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act through adulterated Jamaica ginger. About 43 defendants named. additional indictments expected when grand jury reconvenes July 29. Included are Jones law cases with 112 defendants in Crawford andick counties. nine in Dyer act. eight in narcotics.
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Topeka
Donald Little
United States District Attorney
Jo Richard J. Hiopkins
Jones Law
Crawford
Ick
Rotary Anns Invite Members to New Brunswick Film Show
Rotary Anns and guests are invited to a noon luncheon Monday at Weidemann's where Dr. Lyle S. Powell will present three reels of fishing and hunting scenes from a trip to New Brunswick and Canada. wives urged to attend with members.
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Rotary Club
Weidemann’s
Lyle S. Powell
New Bronewick
Canada
Doctor Powell
Rotary Anns
Woman Dead of Injuries in Wreck at El Dorado
Mrs. R. L. Scott fifty four years old died in a hospital here from injuries suffered last night in a automobile wreck near El Dorado Arkansas. The Scotts were returning from a vacation trip and were traveling with family when the accident occurred. Roy L. Scott is a cousin of Hen Beck of 118 West Fifteenth Street and the Beck family visited yesterday. They left Iowa about 11 o'clock yesterday morning during a vacation tour that was to end in Tennessee.
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el Dorado
R. L. Scott
Ars
Roy L. Scott
Hen. Beck
West Fifteenth
Iowa
Tennessee
Iola
Kan
Blanche M. Wood
Haity. Weil
Indianapolis
Weil
Bonebrake Named Temporary Secretary for Kansas Historical Society
At a Topeka meeting of the Kansas State Historical Society executive committee Fred B Bonebrake of Topeka was named temporary secretary succeeding the late William E Connelley Mrs Bonebrake a Topeka businesswoman agreed to accept the post The president W C Simons urged a seven member committee to study a permanent secretary to be elected at the February annual meeting Thomas Anor Lee Topeka attorney was named to the committee succeeding the late Charles H Tack er of Lawrence
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Kansas State Historical Society
Topeka
Fred B. Bonebrake
William E. Connelley
Thomas Anor Lee
The
Mittee
Charles H. . Tack
Lawrence
Topeka Club to Meet Lawrence Golfers Sunday
The Topeka golf club plans a Sunday match with Lawrence golfers. A delegation will travel to Lawrence for the event with luncheon served at noon and the match starting later. The record notes a prior Topeka victory over Lawrence in a previous year.
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Lawrance
Lawrence
Topeka
Congress Enacts 227 Laws in Two Sessions
Washington reports that 927 laws were enacted in the first two sessions of the seventy first Congress from 159,284 measures introduced. Of these, 655 originated in the House and 272 in the Senate, with omnibus pension measures inflating totals. If separated, total laws would reach 4,341 with 3,167 originally pause bills and 1,179 senate bills.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Clarke Hurt In Auto Crash Injuries Not Life Threatening
Samuel G. Clarke Douglas County state representative from the Twelfth district is recovering at Memorial Hospital after a collision near Sibleyville. His wife was injured in the crash with a Chevrolet truck driven by J M Dooty of Melvern. Ted Muich suffered brain concussion and other injuries but is at home. Carl Linsey was released with minor bruises. County attorney Harry Frazee said no charges would be filed for now. Both cars reportedly traveled at similar speeds toward a blind corner with no stop signs.
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Samuel G. Clarke
Douglas County
Memorial Hospital
Clarke
J. M. Dooty
Melvern
Sibleyville
Ted Muich
Carl Linsey
Ottawa
Harry Frazee
Brinkley Hearing Resumes Over License Revocation
In Topeka the Kansas Board of Medical Registration recessed after four days of hearings on Dr. John R. Brinkley's license revocation. Testimony includes witnesses on his gland transplant claims and character, with more affidavits to come. Fellow witness statements question his medical credentials.
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Topeka
Kansas
John R. Brinkley
AV. C. Ralston
L. F. Barney
Kansas Medical Society
Milford
Kan
Brinkley
Dean Lewis
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
North Carolina
Tuckaseigee
N. C
Borah
Senate
Morgan Sails for London on Finances at Party of Friends Vacation
J P Morgan and a party of friends set sail for London aboard the Tinancise five twenty corasir ion crossing. The roster includes Finana and party, aiming for Beotiaedlor on the shooting fand season through November. Journal-World vacation subscription ad follows.
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Morgan
London
Glen Cove
L. Tygaly
J. P. Morgan Party of Friends
Koren
Fienana
Beotiaedlor
Antil
First Session at KU Ends Today
Final examinations marked the close of KU’s six weeks of the twenty eighth annual summer school. A record 1710 in the first session enrolled, with enrollment for the second four week session starting next week and ending August 15.
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University of Kansas
K. U
K.U
Warden arrests four men for net fishing in Big Stranger Creek
Kansas City men Bach, Clark, Zel lers and Matson were jailed by Leavenworth game warden Joe Concannon after nets and more than 200 pounds of fish were found. Six others fled as the warden approached. fines and costs imposed on the four. Some catch kept as evidence. Also notes John D. Montgomery, Coral Gables publisher, visiting Lawrence after KU graduation and boxing captain days.
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Kansas City
Kan
Big Stranger Creek
Joe Concannon
Leavenworth
Fo Bach
B. S. Clark
John Zellers
John Matson
Jay
John Montgomery
John D. Montgomery
Coral Gables Riviera
Miami Beach Tropics
Lawrence
Dolph Simons
New York
South America
Florida
Kansas Adjutant Named to National Rehabilitation Survey Committee
Ernest A. Ryan Kansas department adjutant of the American Legion has been appointed by national commander O. L. Bodenhamer to a special national rehabilitation survey committee. The panel will survey Legion rehabilitation and seek expansion of the department’s program, with a meeting planned soon in Washington.
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Topeka
Ernest A. Ryan
The
American Legion of Kansas
O. L. Bodenhamer
Legion
Ryan
Department of the Legion
Washington
Adopt New Wage Scale in Anthracite Industry
New wage scale agreed between United Mine Workers of America and operators after three weeks of talks. The pact runs September 1, 1935, to April 1, 1936, ensuring peace in the anthracite field for five and a half years.
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New York
United Mine Workers of America
Operseary
Death in Aerial Circus at Creston Airport Dedication
A fatal accident marred Creston Iowa's airport dedication when an aerial circus performer was killed during a routine act. The crashed airplane forcefully left the field after a rushed takeoff, with the body transported to a local hospital. Nearby, an entry about a residential theft in Iola Kansas appeared in the same dispatch.
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Creston
Iowa
Lipton Challenger Delayed By Storm Off English Coast
Lipton's challenger Thomas Lipton's yacht Ned not clear to sail from Ryde across the channel as a storm delays the voyage. The vessel waited offshore north of the Isle of Wight with wind failing, and a restart anticipated tomorrow.
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Lipton
Challenger
Rtsmouth
Eng
New York
Newport
Thomas
Thamrock V
Isle of Wight
Ryde Pier
Mrs. Nellie Farley Takes Own Life in Hospital
Mrs. Nellie R. Farley, 34, died yesterday at Memorial hospital after hanging herself in her hospital room. Initially misreported as poisoning, the death followed a recent suicide attempt and a prior poisoning episode. Farley had been declared insane and was to be sent to the state hospital at Topeka. Her husband, Sioscue Farley, remained at the hospital Thursday night and left early Friday morning.
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Nellie R. Farley
Memorial Hospital
Althoit
Farley
Topeka
Sioscue Farley
Suspected Slayer Abbott Captured After Spectacular Chase
Chicago July 19 AP Thom as Abbott, wanted for the slaying of Tribune reporter Al fred Lingle, was seized early today after a mile chase keeping police busy. He was found with a gun at his apartment door amid gunfire from officers and was accompanied by his wife during the pursuit. Abbott denied involvement in Lingle's murder or the Zuta attack.
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Chicago
Thomas Abbott
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Abbott
Jack Zuta
Lingle
Tribune
Navy to Act in Cases of Midshipmen Smuggling Girls
Annapolis dated July 19 report says charges against two midshipmen escorts of visiting Washington society girls smuggled into the naval academy mess. A preliminary inquiry by Captain C. P. Snyder led to discipline for about 20 other middies at the same table while five more cases were referred to Washington authorities.
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Annapolis
Washington Society
Naval Academy
Navy Department
C. P.snyder
Imen
Robinson
Academy
Mearly
Conk Teary
Sauk
Thefts admitted by KU suspect at multiple fraternity houses
Hans Benning, 25, arrested at the Beta Theta Pi house, confessed to breaking into six Kansas University fraternity homes and stealing watches money letters checks and enrollment cards. He said he also cashed worthless checks in local stores and admitted similar break-ins at Michigan Ohio State Wisconsin Missouri Chicago universities and at a St Louis university, plus houses in Indiana Norman Oklahoma Stillwater and Wichita. Benning was turned over to the sheriff and was captured after being found with stolen items and disguising as a guest at various houses.
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Fred Vogler
Ralph Hubbelt
George Atkeson
Beta Theta Pi
Tennessee Street
K. U
Benning
Lawrence
Michigan
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Missouri
Chicago
St. Louis
Indiana
Norman
Okla
Stillwater
Wichita
R.R. Rutherford
W. J. Cummings
Paul Wedin
Indiana Street
Ray Brady
Wray Enders
Lyons
Louisiana Street
Wedin
Delta Sigma Lambda
Brady
Enders
Alpha Kappa Lamda
Robert J. Brown
Chanute
Kappa Sigma
Albert Brown
Stafford
Letviers
Dwight Castello
Sigma Phi Epsilon
West Hills Parkway
Algha Tau Omega
Marning
George Henling
Geor
Lengi
Lebanon
Hendrickson
George Gsell
Geisel
Stewart Newlin
Kansas City
Atke
Newlin
Alkeson Benning
Rowlands
Palmer Indsay
Michaes
Seth W. Slaughter
Urner
Topeka
Fourteenth
Tennessee
Phansasity
Sigma: Phi Epsilon
Palmstate
Operamai
Itv
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