Briand to Head New French Government After Poincare Resigns
Paris July 27 AP Aristide Briand noted French statesman and former foreign minister agreed to form a cabinet to succeed Raymond Poincare who resigned due to health. Briand summoned to the Elysee by President Doumergue and expected to pursue a more leftward coalition including radical socialists. The cabinet’s resignation followed Poincare’s decision to retire after a long debt fight with America.
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Paris
Aristide Sian
Raymond Poincare
Germany
Elysee Palace
Doumergue
Poincare
M. Briand
Way
M. Poincare
America
Louis Barthou
Aristide Briand
Louis Barne
Briand
Fernand Bouisson
Chamber of Demities
M. Paul Doumer
Senate
Mrs. Droom Resigns as Secretary to Berkeley Post
Vera B. Droom, secretary to Chancellor Lindley, resigns to take a secretarial role in the University of California at Berkeley. She has held the University position for eight years, and Dean John R. Dyer invites applications for her successor, aiming for a decision next week.
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Vera.b. Droom
Lindley
University of California
Berkeley
iMrs
Droom
John ‘Ise
John R. Dyer
Weather summary for Upper Mississippi to central plains
Forecast for the week starting July 29 calls for generally fair conditions across the region with isolated showers in the south early week and in the north midweek, followed by cooler air in the north toward week’s end. Temperatures near normal early and then rise before cooling.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Kansas
Douglas
Endurance plane forced landing in Houston after long flight
An endurance plane based in Houston made a forced landing at 6:50 a m after 233 hours 1 minute 12 seconds aloft. A wrist pin in the No 1 cylinder connecting rod broke, wrecking the cylinder and stopping the 225 horsepower motor shortly after its 26th refueling contact.
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Houston
Tex
Bilion
Dollar
Piane
Cubs Triumph in First Game of Doubleheader
An overflow crowd of 50,000 watched the Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 6 to 1 in the first game of the doubleheader. Hornsby hit his 21st homer of the season and Pat Malone earned his 11th victory. The Cubs stretched their NL lead over Pittsburgh to two games.
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Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hornsby
Pat Malone
Koupal
Willoughby
Davis
Malone
Taylor
Root
Sch ‘i
Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Eppa Rixey
Johnny Morrison
Brooklyn
Morrison
Erry
Fieinich
Rixey
Sukeforth
New York
St. Louis
Hubbell
O’farrell
Aid
Wilson
Boston
Seibold
Spohrer
French
Hill
Hargreaves
Pittsburch
Smith
Legett
Bronx
Rube Walberg
White Sox
Athletics
McKain
Weiland
Berg
Walberg
Cochrane
Babe
Ruth
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Pipgrass
Blaeholder
Schang
Pennick
Dickey
Detroit
Sorrell
Shea
Ruffing
Berry
Cleveland
Washington
Asel
L. Sewell
Braxton Tate
American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Deberry
Tesmer
Max Thomas
Angley
BUICK
Buick Shows 1930 Line With Major Mechanical Upgrades
Lawrence Buick Company officially displays the new 1930 Buick to hundreds, highlighting bigger engines, increased power, extended bodies, and improved ride with semi elastic rear springs, double action shock absorbers, and wider seats. The line offers 14 models across three series with raised bore and eight percent more power.
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Buick
Lawrence Buick Company
Series of mishaps in British Navy raise inquiry
Valetti Malta July 27 reports a string of disasters for the British Navy. An explosion aboard a cruiser’s turret and the sinking of H-47 left 23 dead earlier, with the X-1 explosion and Vindictive air-bomb incident adding fatalities and injuries. The Queen Elizabeth, with the commander in chief aboard, sails to Volos, Greece, for an immediate inquiry as total deaths reach at least 16 and nine are wounded.
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Vindictive
Endurance flight in St Louis marks third week in air
St Louis Robin pilots Dale Red Jackson and Forest O Brine press into the third week of their endurance flight at Lambert Field. They approach 850 hours in the air with daily bonuses totaling about 116 dollars per hour and a pot of roughly 14 thousand dollars in cash and gifts for the pair and their families.
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St. Louis
Additi
St. Louis Robin
Dale “Red” Jackson
Forest O’brine
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Jackson
Arthur Nutt
Buffalo
Minnesota flyers ride 100 hours in endurance flight
Owen Haughland and Captain P. L. Crichton of Minneapolis to go on fueling the monoplane Th Minnesota after surpassing the 100 hour mark. They launched from Wold-Chamberlain Field at 6 40 p m Monday and reached 109 hours by 10 40 p m last night. The crew complained only about the heat describing it as miserable up high.
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Minneapolis
Owen Haughland
P. L. Crichton
Minneapols Togo
Thinnesota
Minnesota
Wold Chamberlain Field
Violence marks Actors Equity campaign violence at Hollywood studio
A fight at a Hollywood studio during Equity Association campaign caused property damage and two men to be dragged from a car. Several hundred feet of film were destroyed as veterans and workers clashed with alleged sympathizers. Equity officials blamed the disturbance on outsiders, while veterans said the incident reflected high tensions in the closed shop drive.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hollywood Films
Equity Association
Equity
Picture Iataio
Ee Equity
Charles ‘Adams
Monition Picture Division
Central , ‘Employment ‘Bureau
Actor’s Equity Association
Charles
RK. Miller
The
Association
Heturbance
Uch
Levy to fund Kansas state government for 1930 and 1931
Kansas state government costs for the 1930 fiscal year and the first half of the 1931 fiscal year were estimated by State Auditor Will French at 15,140,809.57 dollars plus 2,117,800 dollars for interest and bond repayments. Tax receipts projected at 11,628,000 dollars, with 7,000,000 dollar levy fixed by legislature and 4,628,000 dollars in other receipts. Expenditures estimated at 10,145,099.35 dollars, reappropriated 1929 balance 495,816.22 dollars, and 4,500,000 dollars for the first half of 1931. A special session was not included in the estimate.
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Topeka
Kansas
Will
French
State Tax Commission
Donald Muir
Tax. Commission
Hoover Cruiser Cut Controversy Sparks Legion Clash
Senator Brookhart of Iowa condemns President Hoover for suspending three naval cruisers. He labels McNutt a war advocate backed by the American Legion and denounces Legion conventions as packed and controlled. Brookhart warns the cruisers are useless and a threat of war. A note on a drowning incident in Lake Michigan follows.
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Washington
Hoover
Brookhart
Iowa
McNeite
Asierish Legion
Chicago
McNutt
Legion
Lake Michigan
Boys Fear to Call for Aid End In Tragic Drowning
Milwaukee story reports John Kesec, 17, drowned in Lake Michigan after swimming without bathing suits near the harbor front. Tory G. barely escaped as both boys drifted on timbers, then were swept toward the government pier. Afraid of crowd sighting lifeguards, they tried to swim to shore. Tony made it while John weakened.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michiere
John Késec
Tory G
Fiermene
Tony
John
Shapiro Shot to Death in Detroit Street Attack
Irving Shapiro aged 25, known as a member, was found shot to death early today in Detroit. Police say four bullet wounds marked his body as a car sped from the scene. Fingerprints identified him. police records show 24 arrests and one conviction for possessing stench bombs and related offenses.
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Detroit
Irving’ Shapiro
Hee Tret
Tervence
Tammany. Grand 18100 Tammany Grand York July 27
A partial, fragmentary report describes a scene in York where S R Voorhis speaks to a young friend on the levemend of the first day. The tale notes tears and a recovered pin, while Voorhis asks attendees to come forward and shake hands around a desk.
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York
Voorhis Adil
The
Lane Not Guilty in Cigarettes Without Stamps Case
Mark Lane was found not guilty by a justice court jury after being charged with selling two packages of untamped cigarettes. Jurors Fred Bliesner, Wayne Allphin, Will Anderson, H. V. Bullock, Will Charlton, and T. J. Fitch deliberated after a 5:20 start and verdict at 5:30.
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Mark Lane
Justice Court
Fred Bliesner
Wayne ‘Allphin
Will Anderson
H. V. Bullock
Will Charlton
T. J. Fitch
Lane
George Reed
Harry Frazee
Roby
Charles Starkweather
R. J. Heilman
Law School
Kansas City Wins State Legion Tournament Title
State Legion tournament reports show Kansas City team defeating Coffeyville 14 to 7 to take the championship. Landreth of Coffeyville pitched two games on Thursday and six innings in yesterday's final. McGreath, Jr. noted batting .398 and the team enjoyed hospitality with Wichita and Denver teams during the event. He assisted Ernest Ryan in managing the tournament and planned to return home this evening.
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David G. McGreath, Jr
American Legion
Emporia
Norton
Dodge
City
Coffeyville
Salina
Kansas City
Kkans
Atchison
ElDorado
Cofeyville
McCreath
Landreth
Wichita
Denver
Western Geumue
Wishita
Ernest, Ryan
Grim Waiting Contest Delays Bromley Tokyo Flight
Tacoma Washington July 21 Lieut Harold Bromley awaits favorable weather for a Pacific crossing from Tacoma to Tokyo The test flight Thursday showed weather threats with rain storms and head winds over the route The outcome hinges on a clear forecast to launch the urgent attempt.
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Tacoma
Wask
Harold Bromley
Pacific Ocean
Tokyo
Kilauea Eruption Bulletin and Nearby Traffic Impact
Readable fragments report Kilauea volcano activity continuing with boiling lava and ash. Distant mentions local disruption note four trucks and a roadway condition near Ha si Island with unclear attribution.
Bishop Lawrence to Speak at Pioneer Banquet in Lawrence
The Reverend Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts will speak at the Pioneers Banquet in Lawrence on October 11. The event honors the city’s founders and Amos Adams Lawrence, who aided the Emigrant Aid Society and funded the local college that became the University.
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William Lawrence
Massachusetts Episcopal Church
Lawrence
University
Amos Albawrence
New England Emigrant: Aid Society
Amos Lawrence
Em T ‘Aid Society
Old
North College
Bishop Lawrence
New High Mark Set in Age of Service at Oil Station
Jess Brooks, manager of the Continental oil station at Nine teenth and Massachusetts streets, set a new high mark in service yesterday when a rider and horse arrived for water, a road map, and attentive care. The rider had begun in Kansas City and traveled to Ponca City by way of Tonganoxie, noting the horse’s fatigue before continuing southward.
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Jess Brooks
Continental Oil
Nineteenth
Massachusetts
Brooks
Kansas City
Ponca City
Ohls
Tonganoxie
Prowler Found Hidden in Cafe Ice Box in Hutchinson
Police responded to a locked cafe after a prowler was seen inside. Gavola was discovered hidden in the ice box and is suspected in two earlier burglaries in Hutchinson Kansas. Sam Garcia, listed as from Philadelphia, commented on keeping cool as the case unfolded.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Sam Garcia
Philadelphia
sPolice
Gavola
Gibson Goes to London on Naval Conference Mission
Secretary Stimson announced Hugh Gibson American ambassador to Belgium and head of the American delegation to the League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission will travel to London Monday for another naval question conference with Ambassador Dawes. The trip was arranged at Dawes request and aims to continue discussions of naval matters from their previous sessions.
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Washington
Stimson
Hugh
Gibson
Belgium
League Of,nations Preparatory Disarmament Commission
London
Dawes
Dairy cow alcohol odor leads to barn arrest
A dairy owner reported a milk cow staggering after a drink, with the odor of alcohol traced upstream to a nearby barn. Harris said a dairyman told him he saw the cow breathe fumes from whiskey and investigations led to the arrest.
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Harris
Protest Keeps Eagles in Run for Twilight League Title
The Junior Twilight League title race remains open after a protest of a Rotary Eagles game filed by Eagles manager Lou Harshfield. The final involves Rotary, Eagles and Odd Fellows with matches set at South Park and a two out of three championship series starting after Preliminary Monday. Umpire George Reed to head the main games amid growing crowds and university athletic department support.
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Eagles
Rotary-Eagles
Clarence Hunter
L ‘Eague Czar
Rotary
Odd _ Fellows
Lou Harshfield
Che
South Park
Odd Fellows
George Reed
Beng
Rames
Department of Athletics
The
University
Marshall
W. Duver
E. Duver
Stevenson
Higgins
McCoy
Pringle
Jon
Tingle
Never
Hartwood
Haris
James
Bradley
Byington
Hunter
Cohen
Bad Check Charge Hearing Set Before Justice Mitchell
Preliminary hearing for Paul A. Wiedemann, arrested Thursday evening on a bad check charge, is scheduled for Monday afternoon before Judge Mitchell. Wiedemann was handed to the county sheriff after a complaint at Marshall’s Auto Supply and identified as the man who used an $18 check on July 20. The check was made out to C. A. Allen and signed L. C. Kennedy. another similar check cashed at Dale Market. The two checks were taken from Eugene Kennedy’s checkbook.
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Paul A. Wiedemann
Will Johnsonl
Mitchell. Wiedemann
R. R. Rutherford
di Ge Teed
Marshall
8. Auto Supply Company
Hird
Wiedemann
C. A. Allen
L. C. Kennedy
Dale Market
Mass. Street
Eugene Kennedy
MEN KILL A RATTLESNAKE NEAR LONE STAR
A female rattlesnake with twelve rattles was killed yesterday afternoon one mile west and one mile north of Lone Star by C. E. Filler brook Harris Pollock and Redmond. They found the serpent on an road embankment and felled it with an axe as it crept toward brush. The group hoped to locate the mate. The skin measured 45 inches in length and seven and a half inches wide.
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Lone Star
C. E. Fillerbrook
Harris ‘Pollock
Redmond
Fire at Vernson Farm Destroys Strawrack and Damages Baler
Lawrence fire crews responded to a blaze at Henry Vernson’s farm north of Midland. The chemical car contained the flames and limited spread to nearby sheds. a strawrack was destroyed and a baler damaged, with insurance coverage uncertain. A local University graduate visitor to Lawrence was reportedly nearby but not harmed.
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Lawrence Fire Department
Utp
Henry Vernson
Midland
Tax refund dilemma faces city and county school levy
The federal court ruling on national bank taxation forces refunds of about 80 000 dollars. City and county tax bodies study restoring levies as low as possible while repaying funds to banks and school districts. County officials plan refunds from existing sources, with Lawrence school district shouldering most of the repayment and city next, leaving the county with only a few thousand dollars to return. Authorities aim to decide by August 25 on whether levies can be adjusted without higher rates. A three-body meeting is planned to discuss the nationwide issue affecting all counties with national banks.
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National ‘Banks
Lawrence
Tod
X. J. Kenenedy
Ex Venire for Snook Jury in Columbus Trial
Fifty called venire for Monday's hearing in the Dr James H Snook murder case of Theora Hix. The panel shows defense aims for all men with peremptory challenges. Five challenges used on women, one prospective juror removed, and testimony expected on intimate relations and narcotic effects. A child, age 4, was fatally injured in theات case.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jame H. Snook
Ent
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Ithem
Jonn F. Seidel
Snook
Boy Dies in Mother's Arms En Route to Hospital
In Salina Kansas a tragic car crash near Marion killed a child named Robert Loskot while en route to a hospital. The car carrying seven people skidded off the road, landed in a ditch, and halted in a corn field with the mother, Mrs. Frank Loskot, tending to the boy as he died. The incident occurred during a funeral procession to Pilsen.
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Salina
Kan
Robert Loskot
Frank Loskot
Ellsworth
Pilsen
Marion
Ira
Frank Laskot
Boys Band Concert Becomes Social Affair at Woodlawn
The Woodlawn School boys band directed by Byron A. Donnjeyer held a concert on the Woodlawn school grounds drawing listeners from the south side of town. It was praised as one of the best heard, with the event turning into a social affair aided by well lighted surroundings and refreshments.
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Byron A. Donnjeyer
Woodlawn School
Woodlawn’ School
Fire Destroyed Three Business Houses in Kansas
A July blaze in Nsiau Tribune area, Kansas, caused estimated losses totaling 60000 dollars. The fire destroyed three business houses, with authorities investigating the cause and assessing structural damage to neighboring properties. Local officials urge residents to review fire safety measures and insurance coverage.
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Nsiau Tribune
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