Russian convict labor alleged in pulpwood shipment to U S
Washington reports Treasury and Customs Service investigated pulpwood imports from Russia via Amtorg linked to the Interns ton Paper Co. Allegations describe convicts and political prisoners loading pulpwood on ships bound for the United States under a questionable provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Russia
Internstone] Paper Company
Archi
Mibe Customs Service
Lowman
International Er Company
Amtorg Corpora
United States
Parents Decide No Infant Mix-Up at All in Chicago
A morning conference concluded that the infants of Mr and Mrs Bamberger and Mr and Mrs Watkins were never swapped at Saglewood hospital. Health Commissioner Arnold Kegel will consider further action. The families, agreeing, took their babies home, noting head-shape differences and tape marks as explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamberger-Wat
Chicago
Abra Ee
Pehich
Charismberger
Watkins
Saglewood Hospital
Arnold Kegel
Imblic
Comte
Accord
Bamberger
Watts
Watts Charged With Reckless Driving In Local Case
Case continued as L Watts faces police charge for driving a motor car in a manner endangering lives and property. Arrestee held on $25 bond, related to collision with a corn cutter owned by Will Allison six miles west of town. Judge C Daugherty held further action pending an agreement between Watts and Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecisior
L. Watts
Ming
C. Daugherty
Daugherty
Gadston
Watts
Allison
Appointments Made to Handle Vets Legislation
Washington announces new veteran affairs appointments Adelbert D. Hiller of Massachusetts to aid in veterans legislation. Brigadier Gray Se kc Hines and the administrator of veterans affairs are named to oversee measures addressing veterans issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cvashington
Aut H
Brigadier Gray Se Kc ¥ Hines
Nipsstratoriat Veterana
Att . Way
Adelbert D. Hiller
Massachu Aining
Veterans Legisla
Expedition Finds Mastodon Remains in Inland Dried Lake Beds
Peiping reports in July that the Andrews expedition uncovered 25 to 30 shovel tusk mastodons in a mud trap near an inland dried lake shore. The find includes skulls jaws and tusks, suggesting Mongolia hosted these creatures three million years ago. A second pit yielded ten to fifteen infant mastodons as mothers fed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
China
Andrews
Mongolia
Central Goblin
German Aviatrix Crashes Near Berlin During Flight
Thea LRasche, Germany's flying aviatrix, was injured when her plane crashed after takeoff from Templehof Airport on the way to Warnemunde. The craft plummeted about 120 feet and was wrecked. Observers said a sudden gust may have unsettled the aircraft as it climbed. Her injuries were described as slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Thea Lrasche
Germany
Traulein
Templehof
Warnemuende
Avistrix
Two Are Dead as the Result of Train Crash
Two men died and four were injured when a Union Pacific freight rear ended a caboose near Menoken Kansas. Conductor Roy and brakeman C. C. Kansas City were killed. injured passengers included John Webb postal foreman and John Gilman an engineer. The crash occurred as the first train backed onto the Marysville branch. the second train failed to stop at about twenty miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Menoken
Kan
Union Pacific
Kansas
C. Roy
City
John Quakenback
Kansas City
Caboose
John Webb
John Gilman
Southwestern Bell Telephonic Company
C. C. Fox
Chicago
R. H. Westler
C. E. Hedrix
Marysville
Hedrix
Second Crash Victim Dies in Fort Scott Air Crash
Nelson Kerns 16 of Hume Missouri died at a Fort Scott hospital from injuries from an airplane crash that occurred during the fiftieth anniversary celebration of Hume. His brother Warre 17 died en route to the hospital. Pilot Mark Hanna from Flansee City was hospitalized in Kansas City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Nelson Kerns
Hume
Warre
Mark Hanna
Flan[zee City
Kansas City
Walter Kerns
Multiple Forfeited Bonds and Divorce Suit Noted
Police report lists two forfeited bonds for failing to appear in court on separate charges. A divorce suit is filed by Marie L. Sprariat against Eben T. Everist for cruelty and neglect with claims for fees and alimony. Also mentions Hutchinson event tomorrow night and other minor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wood
W. R B. Smith
Tatens
D. F. Smith
District Court
B. Marie L. Sprariat
Ebmer T. Everist
King
Ford foe cited by Coughlin sparks Detroit talk
The Rev Charles E Coughlin in Detroit accused Henry Ford of aiding Soviet Russia and said Ford's 13 000 000 contract with Soviet reps reflected his support for communism The testimony drew from Caesar J Scavarda Flint police chief and focused on labor unrest and wage disputes as the congressional committee examined wartime production and Ford related ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Ari Quitte
Colon- Mae
Hamilton Fish
New York
Themittee
Reese, Cougtin
Costin
Ford
Russia
Coughlin
Caesar J. Scavarda
Flint
Mich
Isaeett
Pte Po
Sie Body Company
Congressional Committee
Conein dl. Hi
Warm But Not Overly Hot Weather For State
Topeka forecasts show warm but not excessive heat with highs near 95 today and similar tomorrow. Tonight will be sultry across the state with western areas around 75 and eastern areas higher. statewide readings were 90s yesterday and a 96 in Winfield. Precipitation ranged up to 1.08 inches in Goodland with several other towns recording light totals. some areas remained dry while meteorologist Flora noted the overall trend toward warmth and limited rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Topeks Bureau
Goodland
Rai City
Elkhare
Phillipsburg
Coldwater
Em Balls
Kansas City
Iola
Kansas
Flora
Winfield
Coffey Resigns as Local Manager of Motor Firm
J G Coffey resigns after two years as manager of a local motor company franchise and will return to Leavenworth to resume work with Leuhring Motor Company. Jon Donald of Kansas City will become new local manager of Jangle Motors and A M Coffey, his son, will serve as bookkeeper. The note mentions cooperation meeting associates during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Coffey
Hisnale Mortars
Lacereies Hiner
Leavenworth
Leuhring Motor Company
Hupmobile and Studebaker
Jon Donald
Kansas City
Jangle Motors
A. M. Coffey
J.G. Coffey
Bookkeeper
Bookkeeper. Sapercition
Companion of Non Cooperation Mee Associates
Deaths and Funerals for Leper in Eu-dora
Funeral services will be held at 2 30 Sunday afternoon from the Methodist circle in Eu-dora. Rev E E Holler will officiate. The deceased is survived by her son and other relatives. The service will be in Eu-dora with final interment at an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
E. E. Holler
Pper
Sas City
Woman Injured In Auto Crash Near Hird's Corner
Mrs Augusta Leimbach of Ogdenburg Mo suffered a fracture of the first cervical vertebra in a morning collision when the car she rode in skidded about a half mile east of Hird's corner on highway 400. She was bruised with a cut over an eye. Driver Martha Greeley of San Francisco Calif, fled town after employing counsel. Sheriff Rutherford said Miss Greeley had been visiting Atlanta Ga. She later went to hospital and the garage where the other car was towed before leaving town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Leimbach
Ogdenburg
Hird's Corner
Highway 400
McConnnell
Martha Greeley
San Francisco
Cal
Herman Guetersloh
R. R. Rutherford
Ned
Rutherford
Atlanta
Miss. Greeley
Citizens Have Last Chance to Register Tonight
Citizens must register before ten o clock tonight at the city clerk's office to vote in the upcoming primary. The registration books have been open evenings for ten days, and those who changed addresses or have not registered or voted since the last election must act now.
Bank hold up suspects escape after Edna raid
Parsons Kansas July 25 AP Labette county officers and Parsons police joined Oklahoma authorities in a search for four men who yesterday robbed the First National Bank of Edna Kansas. Belief grew they escaped, with sighting reports in Nowata County. The four fled south in two coupes hidden in brush eighteen miles south of Nowata. A stolen coach from farmer L Richardson aided the escape. About $1200 was reportedly taken but not recovered. Police tie them to a prior May bank holdup in Alluwe Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons, Kan
Labette County
Parsons
Oklahoma
First National Bank
Edna
Kan
Nowata County
Nowata
L. Richardson
Local personals note travel from city families
Mrs Herbert Thompson Mrs James Evans and William Haley returned from Milwaukee Wisconsin after attending the Golden anniversary convention of the Photographer's Association of America. Mr and Mrs Ralph Ward and three children Helen Anne and Ralph Jr left Friday on a motor trip to Colorado Springs staying until about September 1. Mr T B Wood and wife left Thursday for Kaw Gardens L E after a week with Mrs J H Wood and relatives. J C Van Zandt of 2035 cast Twelfth street returned Friday from a two week vacation trip to the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Thompson
James Evans
William Haley
Milwaukee
Wis
Photographer's Association of America
Ralph Ward
Helen
Anne
Ralph, Jr
Colorado Springs
T. B. Wood
Kaw Gardens
L. E
Historic Trow Used at Washington Cornerstone
A trowel used by George Washington to lay the capstone in 1793 was removed today, as Fred Coole a Masonic official was chosen to lay the cornerstone of a new headquarters for the National Congress of Parents a Teachers. The building, costing about 250 is expected to be ready by January with Boston architect Irving Cooper associated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Washington
Fred Coole
National Congress of Parents
Irving ‘Cooper
Xryig Cooper
Boston
Hughes Appointed Boys' Advisor at Genoa Indian School
Richard Hughes, recently resigning from the police force, is named Boys' Advisor at the Genoa Nebraska Indian School. He leaves Lawrence to begin the post, joining a school with a significant staff and a track record in custodial and welfare work. The Genoa school plans to expand enrollment and strengthen student services. More than 200 self help students are expected to enroll at North Carolina State College this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hughes
Genoa
Neb
Lawrence ‘Ve
Schoo
North’ Carolina ‘State College
Italy\'s devastated towns listed by province and losses
The report details Avellino province districts destroyed or heavily damaged and casualties in four additional towns. It notes nine townships in Avellino severely hit, twelve in Gampo Basso with no deaths, and eleven in other areas. Benevento lists twenty towns with fatalities amid widespread destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacedonia
Ilonia
Montecalvo
Sannicola
Rochetta
Villanova
Foggia
Belasco’s Birthest Birthday Celebrated in Atlantic City
David Belasco marked a fiftieth season with boisterous humor and two birthday cakes as he prepares four more productions this season Tonight or Never, Dancing Partner, The Berg, and Laughin Boy. The governor praised the showman while Belasco battles dietary restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
David Belasco
San Francisco
Hever
Broadway
Lili Hatvany
Helen Gahagan
Patrick Kearney
Beth Merrill
the Berg
Ernest Raymond
C. Aubrey Smith
Laughin Boy
Oliver la Farge
Ea Sproul
Spencer
Visit Lawrence in Interest of Sen atorial Candidacy
Lawrence hosts W C Sproul of Sedan and C W Spencer in support of Sproul for the U S Senate. It marks Sproul’s first visit to this state during the primary campaign as Allen readies for the Kansas nominating fight in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
W. C. Sproul
Sedan
United States
C. W. Spencer
Board of
Regents
Sproul
Senate
Allen
Washington
Senator Allen
Kansas
Wichita
Fire destroys Glock farm in county. loss total
Miss Mary Spurlock and her father James Spurlock returned from Kirksville. Miss Mary Owen of Topeka visits Miss Louise Hannah this week. While Horace Glock and wife were at church, their country home burned completely. The farm belonged to Fritz Northdorf of Davenport and was rented by Mr Glock this year. Walker Coleman and wife are vacationing in Colorado Springs with Walker’s sister and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Spurlock
James Spurlock
Kirksville
Mary Owen
Topeka
Louise Hannah
Owens
Hannah Areace
Stro Ity
Horace Glock
Fritz Northdorf
Davenport
Local Social News and Tragic Fatal Fire Incident
Will Graves. Miss Belle McCoy Denver visits. Addie Lieut. Frank Roberts and wife visiting. Mrs. Will Armstead returns to Kansas City. Mrs. Will Luce and Virginia return from the Ozarks. Charles Long and relatives at Bean. Miss Esther Glock visiting from Chicago. Grayson Happy Hour club hosts music and refreshments. Mr. James Long helps with grandchild. Vic Shrader and Carl Snyder return from Ohio trip. Mrs. J. W. Roberts returns from Abilene wedding. Girl Reserve campers report a fine outing at Camp Wood. Mrs. Albert Natvey improved after hospital stay. Mrs. Martha Blevins-Niswanger dies in Satanta in a gasoline accident. George Raines family picnic in Topeka area with out-of-state guests. Rev. Ahrens at union park. Amos Leech sings. service well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Graves
Cole and Mey
Belle McCoy Denver
Addie
Frank Roberts
West Point
F.H. Roberts
Will Armsterd
Melvin
Kansas City
W. B. Ford
Will Luce
Virginia
Ozarks
Rela‘tives
Jefferson
Charles Longin
Bean
Con Buck
Bimma Buck
Eldoin Smarf
McPherson County
Esther Glock
Chicago
Lee Gibson
Grayson
Terry Gaskill
Rs. J. W. Williams
Terry
San Matio
Cal
Eck
J. E. Worswick
James Long
James Kenneth Long
Vic Shrader
Carl Snyder
Norwalk
Ohio
Oay
Hannibal
Peru
Terre Haute
Ind
Sweet Springs
Tonganoxie
J. W. Roberts
Abilene
Vir
Finis Munger
Bina Thomen
I ‘Onca City
Roberts
Gardens City
George Raines
Lucy
Toka
Garber
Raines
Stark Fairies
Kay Gerber
Hardin, Mont
Ahrens
Union Park
Amos Leech
Suit Over Car Crash Seeks Damages In Court
A civil suit for 3355 is filed by Cas Ear Tonganozie in district court. It stems from a June 10 automobile collision at the Tenth and Mississippi intersection. The plaintiff alleges McNown drove at speed above the limit, causing damage to his Model T Ford and seeking compensation plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litera Cas Ear
Articles Stolen From Car at Jayhawk Plunge Pool
Miss Mabel Dillon of Kansas City Mo reported a theft from her car at the Jayhawk plunge yesterday afternoon. Loss about 125 dollars in jewelry and money included a green gold Swiss wrist watch engraved Mabel a platinum ring a gold plated vanity case and about 18 dollars. Dillon thought she had hidden the key but returned to find the theft. She is staying at Corbin Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Dillon
Kansas City
Jayhawk
Mabel
Miss Dillon
Corbin Hall
Four Military Aces Killed In Ita Fall Crash
In Mexico City four military aviators and a civilian died when two army planes collided and crashed near Valbuena airport. One plane struck a man playing on a handball court at Caranza athletic field, killing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Mexico City
Caranza Athletic Field
Valbuena
Stone Marker for Graham to Tell Tragic Flight Tale
Cedar City Utah July 25 AP a stone monument with a parchment beneath will tell the tragic story of Maurice Grahams last flight with the air rail The marker marks the spot where he perished from cold and fatigue Major Richard N MacDonald led the search and placed the marker His body was found last week south of the city and miles from the wreckage of the plane discovered earlier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Utah
Maurice Graham
Richard N. MacDonald
Western Air Express
Las Mi Nev
Salt Lake City
Tal Yon
Wrecka
Betes
Eudora Woman Dies by Suicide in Eudora
Fay Lepper a 33 year old resident of Eudora reportedly took poison and died yesterday evening after eating at a local home. She was survived by her father in Kansas City Missouri and had been staying with Amos Westerhouse. The news item notes nearby incidents and a police report of a pocketbook theft in another case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Lepper
Eudors
Eudora
Kansas City
Amos Westerhouse
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Onvict
Arch‘angel
Iter and Roberts
Aviatrix
Kerns Brothers
Hotd
Joverner Réed
Hutchinson
Tom Ind
Motor Company
Neas City
Fi Russell
Russell
Beverly Goantry
Vrata
Johnny Lehman
Thienge
Ted T
Philip Perkins
Tomer
Bob McCrary
Des
Mewes
Leroy E. Janes Jawyer
Justice of
Sis
Bo In- Mir
Hara
Italy
Belasco
Lehwan
Beverly Country Club
Purdue
T. Philip Perkins
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Port Arthur
Tex
Academy
Hoover
Naval Academy
L. L. Myatt
Quincy
Mass
Miller S. Burgin
San Antonio
Texas
Bureau of Zaction
Colby
Oskaloosa
HIMMONS BROS._ Plarbers and Electricians
Schubert Funeral Home
Pi Bank
M. E
Fourth and
Elm Streets
O. Hesse
Terry Crall
Epworth League
P.m
Colburn
Graham
Colored Pythiana
Parsons Independence
Colored Knights of Pythias of Kansas
S. H. Thompson
I. H. Thony
Highway Field
Cambridge
Kar
Mary Ellen
Warren
Kissee Mills
Judge Hopkins
Richard J. Hopkins
A. A. Green
Louisiana Street
Peepee Ine
al Walioteatios Ec
Yeur Weacy-Bask
Jsk-zeer Dregeit
Tha Gawdy Medicel' Company
Lawrence, Kanes
Eee
Round Corner Drug Store
Fox Movietone
Bulldog” Drummond
Kenneth Mackenna
Marceline Day
Henry B.walthall
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