Crowded Texas Governor Primary Draws Eleven Candidates
Dallas July 26 AP Eleven candidates seek the Texas governor nomination in the Democratic primary the largest field ever seen in the state. A runoff on August 23 seems likely as no single candidate stands to win a majority. Notables include State Senator Thomas B. Love Miriam A. Ferguson and Jim Young among others. Republicans run four candidates while ten of seventeen Democratic House seats in the lower chamber are contested.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Thomas B. Love
Supreme Court
Herbert Hoover
Love
Jim Young
Kaufman
Smith. Hoover
Miriam A. Ferguson
Dan Moody
Ma” Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Intersectional Games Set for Nebraska 1930 31 Schedule
Nebraska announces its 1930 31 basketball schedule with two tentative games against St. Louis University and Drake. A three game series with the University of Washington at Seattle is set, with Nebraska to host Pittsburgh Brigham Young Butler and others in a hard schedule led by coach. The lineup includes December 18 South Dakota at Vermillion December 19 Pittsburgh at Lincoln December 27 29 30 Washington at Seattle January 5 Brigham Young at Lincoln January 10 Missouri at Lincoln January 17 Oklahoma at Norman January 19 Kansas at Lawrence January 24 St. Louis at Lincoln tentative January 31 Iowa State at Lincoln February 2 Butler at Lincoln February 8 Missouri at Columbia February 9 Kansas Aggies at Manhattan February 18 Kansas at Lincoln February 16 Iowa State at Ames February 17 Drake at Des Moines tentative February 24 Kansas Aggies at Lincoln February 28 Oklahoma at Lincoln
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Neb
University of Nebraska
St. Louis University
Drake
Des Moines
University of Washington
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Pittsburgh
Brigham Young
Butler
Nebraska
South Dakota
Vermillion
Washington
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nornan
Kansas
Lawrence
St. Louis
Iowa State
Kansas Weather Forecast Shapes Weekend Plan
Kansas forecast calls for mostly fair conditions tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures in the northeast portion. The morning outlook shows clear skies and improving conditions as residents in Douglas County note light traffic along two roads.
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Kansas
Death of Governor Reed's mother halts Kansas campaign
Mary A. Reed, mother of Governor Clyde M. Reed, died in Montrose Colorado after injuries from a fall. The governor canceled remaining campaign addresses and his opponent Frank Haucke followed suit. Funeral services will be held in Montrose with burial in Montrose. Funeral details note the death stems from the fall.
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Haucke
Aucke Hag
Campais
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Colo
Mary A. Reed
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas
Stewart
Montrose
Keer
Bons
N., For Burial." Governet Ee Oeathe
Buckley Buried Amid Thunderstorm in Detroit
Thousands line streets as Gerald E Buckley the Detroit radio announcer known for tackling crime and pensions is laid to rest. The service at St Gregory s Church precedes the burial at Mt Olivet while an affidavit by law partner Thomas F Kennedy alleges a bootlegger signed by police official Wilcox was misread and Buckley s killer case moves forward with new leads from Black Leo Cellura contact via Inspector Marlett.
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Gerald E
Jerry) Buckley
Mt. Olivet
Buckley
Thomas F. Kennedy
St. Gregory's
Kennedy
Frank Chock
Chock
Thomas C. Wilcox
Wilcox
Norvat Marlett
Blackhand Squad
Leo” Cellura
Marlett
Celurra
Heat Wave Returns to East and Middlewest
The East and Middle West faced a blistering Sunday as heat rose noon. New York 85, Washington 83 with humidity high. Kansas City 89 and St Louis 92 at 9 am. 100 expected in Kansas Nebraska Missouri Iowa. showers relieve Northwest. Cleveland 91, Youngstown 100. Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis under 80. Shaw birthday antics noted in London. Vinland Elevator robbed. large safe containing records and money stolen. Buick coupe from 734 Massachusetts St. missing. police investigating.
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Middle West
Associated Press
Mercury
New York
Washington
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas City
St. Louis
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Chicago
Ohio
Cleveland
Youngstown
Shaw
London
George Bernard Shaw
Whitehall Court
Royal Automobile Club
Vinland
Rigdon Acquitted in Fort Leavenworth Death Case
Fort Leavenworth military court acquits Lieut. Jonathan M. Rigdon of neglect charges in the April 26 deaths of William Corbett and Frank Dan ks, sons of enlisted men. The verdict found the physician wrote the prescription correctly, while another officer faces trial for negligence in filling it. Rigdon, KU medical school graduate, had only ten days service at the time.
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Corp
Effingham
Kaw
Worth More as Feed Wheat Suggestion by Agriculture
Washington AP reports the department of agriculture set feeding wheat values five to nine cents above July 15 farm prices. It advised wheat can substitute for corn in livestock rations when prices are low. With corn at about 79 cents per bushel last month, wheat is worth about 85 cents for poultry and sheep feed and about 89 cents for hogs and cattle feed.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Brooklyn Defeats Reds 8 to 5 in Seventh Inning Rally
Brooklyn surged in the seventh to topple Cincinnati 8 to 5 as Rob ing batted freely and Wright homered. In New York the Giants beat Pittsburgh 10 to 4 with Lindstrom Terry and Fitzsimmons homering. Cubs pounced on Phillies 16 to 2 as Hack Wilson hit three homers. Cardinals edged Boston 5 to 3 in Maranville Day opener behind Burleigh Jimes. Arlington Handicap saw Pigeon Hole win $45,000 feature for Hal-Price.
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Phelps
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Giants
Hack Wilson
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Hartnett
Chicago
Philadelphia
Harnett
Collins
Willoushby
Davis
Boston
Hallahan
Mancuso
Brandt
Spohrer
Thieves Rob Two Lawrence Clothing Stores at Night
Lawrence police investigated two separate break ins. Pine Bros at 446 Locust street suffered about 650 dollars in merchandise money and jewelry theft, while Ellis & Hesse in the Eagle building on east Ninth saw 9 dollars in change and minor desk losses. Police, aided by fingerprint expert Will Hill, traced the crime to suspects using a car, with no cash stolen from the Pine Bros cash register and jewelry including lodge insignia taken.
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Pine Bros
Locust Street
Ellis & Hesse
Eagle
East Ninth
Ellis and Hesse
Arom Bailey
Elmstreet
Bailey
Wilbur Pine
Henry Smith
Albert Hughes
George Atkerson
Ellis & Hesac
W. C. Ellis
Ellis
Will Hill
Topeka
Atd
W. J. Cummings
R. R. Rutherford
Hill
Lindbergh Outlines Attitude Toward Newspapers
New York reports on Colonel Lindbergh's stance as he explains to Editor and Publisher his line between reporting on air travel and personal curiosity. He names five New York papers he and Mrs Lindbergh will not cooperate with, cites intrusions on his honeymoon, and recalls a bribery attempt to betray his family.
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New York
Marlen
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pew
Lindbergh
New England
Snyder Meeting Tonight Senator Club Formed at Court House
Dougles County Snyder for Senator Club will be organized at a meeting tonight in the County Court room at 8 30. The meeting called by Asa Coleman and Jim Anderson aims for a good turnout. Knapp former State Auditor will speak and Cal Ward may appear. Club officers to be elected and campaigning for Ralph Snyder planned. Earth shocks in Bulgaria.
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Doueles County
Snyder For Senator Club
Asa Coleman
Jim Anderson
Seismic Shocks Widen Alarm Across Bulgaria
Reports from Sofia indicate numerous earthquakes rattled the seismic region of Bulgaria on July 26. Shocks were felt in multiple villages at hourly intervals and caused widespread concern, though no damage was reported. The situation prompted heightened alert among local populations and officials across the affected areas.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Italy
Earthquake Toll Put At 2142 Dead In Rome Area
An official Mussoini government report lists 2142 dead and 4551 injured from Wednesday’s quake, with many more unaccounted due to debris. Prefects plan strict tallies amid damaged town records. King Victor Emmanuel to visit stricken Naples and surrounding districts.
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Brinkley Hearing Goes Into Week End Recess In Topeka
The state medical board hearing on Dr. John R. Brinkley’s license revocation continued into a weekend recess at Milford Kansas. Testimony from former patients wrapping up the second week drew a protest from Brinkley’s attorneys as they seek to defend against charges of gross immorality and unprofessional conduct. When resumed next Monday the board will not hear further oral testimony from satisfied patients and will instead receive affidavits.
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State Medical Board
John R. Brinkley
Milford
Kan
Brinkley
Eight Americans in Yenping District Amid Fighting
Washington reports only eight Americans remain in Yenping district about 159 miles from Foochow amid heavy combat. Twenty eight others in danger zones are safe in other towns. two injured doctors and a woman traveler cannot be moved. An Illinois editor, George Carey, and his wife visit Lawrence. they plan to depart tomorrow. Over fifty planes will tour Oregon Washington and Idaho in a first tri state air jaunt visiting over twenty five cities.
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Foochow
China
John J. Muceio
Mraz
James FE
Skinner
Toveka
Kan
Ner
Herway
Ledku
Minising
Illinois
George Carey
Aledo
Ilinois
Lawrence
A.L. Carey
Carey
Oregon
Idaho
Greeks organize to oppose taxes in Kansas association
Fraternities gather at Kappa Sigma house to form the Kansas Association of Fraternities as officials move to tax fraternity property. W R Doc Lutz leads, with Washburn and KU chapters pledging support. Next meeting set to report resolutions and consider legal action with Melvin & Melvin as potential attorneys. Participants include Phi Kappa Psi, Sigma Chi, Delta Sigma Pi, Phi Delta Theta, Kappa Sigma, Acacia, Delta Chi, Phi Beta Pi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Beta Theta Pi, Phi Mu Alpha and Phi Kappa.
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Kappa Sigma House
Kansas Association of Fraternities
Fraternity and Sorority
Gorrill & Asher
W. R. “Doc” Lutz
Delta Sigma Pi
Phi Delta Phi
Men Irwin
Washburn
K. U
Interfraternity Council
Manhattan
Baker University
Melvin & Melvin
Als
Phi Kappa Psi
Sigma Chi
Phi Delta Theta
Kappa Sigma
Acacia
Delta Chi
Phi Beta Pi
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Mu Alpha
Phi Kappa
Good Fruit Yield From Two Golden Plum Trees
Two golden plum trees on Charles G. Husted’s Midland farm yield heavily after a light frost. A sprig eighteen inches long with thirty four plums was brought to the Journal-World office weighing two pounds. Expected harvest runs seven to eight bushels from the two trees, a remarkable showing amid scarce fruit this year. The Rusteds have previously propped up limbs during heavy yields.
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Charles G. Husted
Midland
Jack Frost
Journal-World Office
Bootlegger Cecil Smith Held for Deportation to Canada
Cecil Smith of Detroit, a bootlegger known in the east, is in Kansas City awaiting deportation to Canada. Recently released from Leavenworth prison after thirteen months for conspiracy to violate prohibition laws, he is held at Leavenworth County jail pending immigration action alongside others slated for deportation.
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Kansas City
Cecil Smith
Detroit
East
Canada
Smith
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth County
Move for New Trial in Simmonds v Meyn Zoning Case
A motion for a new trial has been filed by the plaintiff in Simmonds vs Meyn. Judge Hugh Means issued a decision for the defendant on Tuesday July 22. Argument on the motion is expected Monday as the case seeks to restrain the sale of a filling station at Thirteenth and Massachusetts streets amid zoning challenges. Utah tax collections have doubled in the last year.
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Simmonds
Registration figures set for August 5 primary in Lawrence
About 8,869 Lawrence citizens will be eligible to vote in the August 5 primary, with 650 new names added as registration books closed. Those who did not vote or register since the last general election are ineligible. Absent voting affidavits may be filed through two days before the election, and 62 voters have already mailed absentee affidavits from outside the state.
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Lawrence
Feneral
Registration Boom in Kansas Cities for August Primary
In Chanute the August primary registration rose 359 over the 1930 presidential election. Atchison reports 643 more than 1928, totaling 7 340. Coffeyville hits 6 861, the largest ever. Fort Scott registers 5 383, up 250 from March 1929 city election. Independence breaks records at 5 758 due to the Republican governor nomination race.
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Kan
Atchison, Kan
Atchison
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Independence
Non Cooperation Program Sparks Egyptian Tax Boycott
In Cairo Egyptian Wafists led by Nahas Pasha announced a non cooperation campaign against the government. The plan begins with tax nonpayment after a secret parliamentary session at the Saddist club defied King Fuad and Premier Ismail Sidky Pasha. The meeting, moved to a club to avoid heavy troop guard near parliamentary buildings, showcased Wafdist opposition.
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Egypt
Nahas Pasha
Parli
Fuad
Ismail Sidky Pasha
Samuel G Clarke dies from automobile injuries
Col Samuel G Clarke aged 47 from Douglas County, state legislator, died at Memorial hospital at 8:45 pm from lung injuries after a July 18 automobile accident near Sibleyville. He endured broken ribs and bruises, served in WWI, and funeral services will be held at Rumsey Funeral Home with American Legion burial at Memorial Park.
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Samuel G. Clarke
Douglas County
Memorial Hospital
Clarke
Colonel Clarke
Rumsey Funeral Home
John F. Watts
American Legion
Memorial Park Cemetery
First
Kansas Infantry
Third Kansas Infantry
Camp Doniphan
139Th Infantry
139Th
France
of the Argonne
Sibleyville
J. M. Dooty
Imelvern
R. H. Edmiston
Governor Reed's Mother Dies in Montrose Col
Mary A Reed mother of Governor Clyde M Reed dies at daughter Mrs George B Stewart home in Montrose Colorado after three months hospital confinement from a broken hip She would have turned 87 in August Funeral likely next Wednesday and governor cancels campaign appearances in the wake of the news Survived by son Arthur H Reed Wichita and daughter Julia M Reed deceased last October Angora AP Turkish gold coins worth 2 000 609 to be minted by new state bank and Jerusalem to replace petroleum lamps with electric lighting on Jaffa Road Jerusalem’s Broadway
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Kan
Mary A. Reed
Clyde M. Reed
George B. Stewart
Montrose
Reed
el Dorado
Kew
Hutchinson Day
Labette County
Martin V. ‘Reed
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