Briand Retains Post As French Premier With Foreign Affairs
Paris reports Aristide Briand will remain premier and also hold foreign affairs, with a cabinet still headed by Briand amid adjustments. Edouard Herriot showed willingness to join, but his party objected, leaving the lineup largely unchanged since 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Aristide
France
Will
Cabine
Raymond Poincare
Cave
M. Poincare
M. Briand
Poincare
Elysee Palace
Doumergue
Briand
Poate
Germany
League ‘of Nations
Edouard Herriot
Lyon
Hague
Brand
Socialist Party
Aristide’ Briand
Paul Painleve
Wait
Jean Hennessy
Louis Anterioti
Piere Forgrot
Louis, Loucheur
Laurent Egnac
Democrats
Pierre |Raud
Prehistoric Horse Tooth Found Near City
Dr H H Lane of the University reports a paleontological lead after a large tooth from a Pleistocene horse was found by Milo Wood near Mud Creek. The tooth, from 25 000 to 50 000 years ago, suggests a larger animal than a modern horse and may lead to bones for reconstruction. Further digs depend on additional finds and a museum curator will coordinate next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Lane
Univerty
Curnal World Office
Milo Wood
Mud Creek
Lane
Teskeleton
University’ Department of Paleontology
H. T. Martin
Typhoid Injections At City Hall Inoculation Update
City health workers administered twenty three typhoid inoculations at City Hall this morning with some recipients receiving second doses. Since January, complete inoculations total two hundred forty eight. A separate accident report notes a tire blowout and a hospital admission with the patient improving after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
French Woman Aviator Sets Endurance Record Amid Fog
A French woman aviator reportedly lands after a record flight of just under 27 hours, beating Elinor's previous mark by about 22 minutes. foggy conditions and rough weather were noted during the long endurance flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mole
Rem
Thich
Elinor
Plead Guilty to Liquor Charges in Justice Court
Clarence Smiley and Ralph Garrett faced liquor charges in Douglas County. Garrett pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor, was fined 300 dollars, and sentenced to 60 days in jail. Smiley pleaded guilty to possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor, was fined 800 dollars, and sentenced to 90 days in jail. Officers arrested Garrett at his business, finding liquor in a suitcase with one jug broken. Smiley arrived during the incident with two gallons found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Garrett
Massachuseta Street
Clarence Smiley
New Jersey
Douglas County
J. H. Mitchell
Garrett
Smiley
John Infee
Galthe
Ced
Ace
Chi
Lands 60 Pound Catfish After Fight in Wak arusa
Alva Bucke, foreman of the Douglas county road and shop gang, battled a sixty pound catfish for about thirty minutes in a hollow log on the Wak arusa river west of Lawrence. Hodge and companions watched as the fish sought refuge. Hodge dove in and wrestled the fish mouth first to claim the catch, which measured just over four feet long and weighed sixty pounds. He came ashore with a skinned hand but declared the effort worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Buck” E
Douglas County, Road and Shop
Hodge
Wakarusa
Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals Laurence B Scott
Laurence Breckenridge Scott aged 24 died this afternoon at the home of Mrs. O Jacqmain 2101 Louisiana street after a short illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. He was a junior in the KU medical school. Survived by wife Josephine Jacqmain Scott his mother Mrs Mabel Scott Jeffies a sister My Frank Hill and brother Frank Scott of West Point Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence B. Scott
Laurence Breckenridge Scott
O. Jacqmain
Louisiana Street
K. U. Medical
Rosedale
Josephine Jacqmain Scott
Mabel
Scott Jeffies
Frank Hill
Monday and Tuesday Morning Radio Program Highlights
Fragmented reading shows a schedule of radio programs and events including White House concert, Edison program, Little rama move, monthly musical events, and livestock and grain markets. Mentions ratings and various stations and times with scattered names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re and His Gang
White House
Edison
e-Lonigines
Moment Musicale
Tuesaday
Progea
Bisultane
Ion A
The
Bluebirds
Wren Cooking School
Edwi Seem
Jocong Hore
Earl Orchestradiana
Textile strike hits Lancashire mills across the region
About 250000 weavers and 250000 spinners were affected as workers walked out after wage-cut notices. Employers and unions clashed over the plan, with the government blaming employers while offering arbitration. Most mills remained open only to pay existing rates temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagan
Milla
Upgn
Weday
Employers Federation
Lancashire
Hirika
Masters’ Federation
Sir Horit
Ministry of Labor
The
Hoa
Personal notices Chronicle of Verne Wilkins and friends
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs Verne Wilkins visiting in Carroll County and relatives in Pawpaw sierras. many names travel between Missouri Arkansas Maine and Philadelphia. greetings, funerals, and family visits noted with assorted correspondences and upcoming departures for Ames and Basra days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Wilkins
Bern
Ors
Philippines
Chris" Toewen- Stein
Elizabeth
Stein
Moro
Fred
Fred Butcher
Floyd Ran
Marie Hedrick Tizers
New York
Fayetteville
Ark
Louise Cownill
C. D. Cowgill
J. Imes
Ite
LJ H
Menger
Earl Cleveland
T. B . Wood
Ew Gardens
Long
Pont
J. B. Wood
Wood
Vermont
Brlows Falls
Norwich
Selion "Batehe
Maloney
Rosie Ord
Red
W. Maloney
Ley
Paulina Longworth Gains Noted Standing in Washington
Sophie Poeeetti Washington AP reports four and a half year old Paulina Longworth granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt and daughter of Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth is prized for graceful manners. She travels with her mother and nurse, plays games, and attends family gatherings, having a bank account started at birth by Mrs Marshall Field intended to accrue until her wedding day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pauline Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Theodore
Roosevelt
Paulina
Cincinnati
Longworth
Chicago
Marshall
Naval talks inch toward a technical phase in London
Washington reports the final outcome of naval limitation talks may keep about ten of the planned 15 10 000 ton cruisers in American hands while Britain may halt new builds or scrap older ships. American experts expect the parity plan to preserve two thirds of the cruiser program as talks move into a technical stage with London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
United States
Great Britain
Ente
Hesidex P . Ves
Ae-Firat Line
Acd
Navy Department
Hugh 8. Gibson
Belgium
League of Nations
MacDonald
Dawes
Missouri River Devours Land Near Corning Mo
Corning Missouri July 29 The Missouri river worsened erosion along the banks near Corning as floodwaters continued to advance downstream. Residents feared further land loss and property damage while authorities monitored the shifting river course and reported rising water levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Corning
Tarkjo
Prehistoric Elephant Bones Uncovered in Kansas City Area
The bones of a prehistoric elephant were found near Arkansas City and arrived in Lawrence last night. H T Martin, curator of paleontology at the University, supervised the unpacking at Dyche Museum this morning for future reconstruction. Prizes for the American Royal horse show next fall total 40000 dollars, double prior awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Lawrence
Dyche Museum
the University
Martin
Oklahoma
Kansas ‘City
PenitentLeavenworth notes rise in police case wording
Fragmentary OCR yields sparse phrases about a penitence or plea connected to Leavenworth and police activity. No clear names, dates, or events emerge to form a concrete news item.
Community Notes and Funeral for Richard Brooks
Washington Creek neighbors attend funeral and share visits across the Weybright and Postma families. A long list of callers from nearby towns gathered, with William Kingery and Asa Postma hosting and Ruths and Martins mentioned among many. Burial at Oak Hill follows services at Rumsey funeral home for Richard Brooks who died at Bell Memorial hospital in Rosedale Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett K Ingery
Irene
Mohler
A. R.’Werbright
Gerald
Alda Hoover
George Randel
Tonranozie
Asr Postma
Vera
Webb
Samuel Findley
Lawrence
Elizabeth Mowder
W. H.myers
Chicaro
W.M
A. R. Weybright
Suttin
Helen Tallie
Asa Postma
Robert Markley
Willow Springs
Mra. Murry-Bond
George Markley
Colombia
Anna Parimer
Hollywood
Cal
Everett Kingery
Virginia Mae
Ora Smith
Fred Simon
John ‘Simon
Chas Simon
Liam Jenkins
C. A. Wright
Everett
Kingery
Vi Ja Mae
Charlie Sanders
Lawrence’ Brocka
Frances
Bosskinder
Lowder
Clara
Sa ‘Bond
M Anday
Fred
Simon
Asa B Péstain
Thoreday
George Marwat
Anna Larimer
Veginges
Mar ‘George
Ley
Mary Flory
C.W
Threshers and community gather at Villa Eden event
Local notices describe residents and visitors at Villa Eden Threshhire including Lena Reetz and Lawrence visitors, families gathering for meals and social calls, and multiple outings with neighbors. Many mentions of Torneden, Brock, Reetz, Canary, Kahn, and others visiting or hosting, plus a funeral and various Saturday and Sunday visits.
Old Fashioned Weather and Community Notes in Glenn Area
Local brief from Glenn and vicinity records visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs W B Glenn visit daughter Mrs George Herschel and family. H Hanna worked at Lecompton elevator. John Abel helped thresh near Perry. Various visits include Mrs H F Fulton, Willing Workers club hostess Mrs John Mather Friday July 2, Donald Smith returns from Topeka, Ogle and family visit Lawrence. John Robinson’s circus attendance noted. Frank St Clair heads to Burlingame for Opera Power work, returns to attend family. Threshing details list farms and workers. Relatives entertain at Mrs Sarah Morris’s home including Jay Morris and Detroit connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Glenn
Watson
George Herschel
Hanna
Lecompton
John Abel
Perry
H. F. Fulton
John Mather
Willing Workers Club
Donald Smith
Topeka
Tar
D. T. McCall
Ogle
Lawrence 4
Sarah Morris
Starr’ Glenn
Eileen
Maxtine
Toneka
John Robinson
Frank St. Clair
Burlingame
Opera Power and Electric Light Company
St. Clair
Frank Brubaker
Daughhter
Maxine
Stully
George An Teymeree
Will Brown
Geo. M. Ratapesiees
Harry Stover
Cyrus Glenn
L.dark
Henry Dummer
Jay Morris
Mrac Clara. Jacobs
Ernest
Innd
Jay Jay
Morris
Detroit
Howard
Morria
Nila
Ren
Junction
George le Glenn
Local Social Notes Highlight Topeka Visit and Travel
A long list of Topeka area visitors and residents, including Mrs. Stover and Mrs. Dark, share gatherings at home and nearby towns. Family trips recur with Mrs. Byth, Arlette Fulton, and the Bahnmaier family traveling to visit relatives in Topeka, Council Grove, and Oskaloosa. Walter Moore plans a Colorado trip with Scott family members and Nellie Albaugh joining from Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stull
Christian
Haral
Stover Witt
Stover
Tofibar
Topeka
Laurie
Girvin ‘and I
Virginia
Bahnmaier
Thomas the Brune
Howard Sanford
Reynolds
Theddore
Offie Brown
Wits
Jennie Burch
Brookfield
Mai
Belle
Lizzie Eh
Geor
Seluge L. Glenn
Rosesemary
D. T. McCallome
Mo Cris
Detroit
Mich Howard Orris
Junction City
Oskaloosa
Mia
Sam
Modern Roof Co. Af
W Glenn
Wlena
Walter Moore
Colorado
Moore
Boyd, Scott
Alice Lee Scott
Nellie Albaugh
Concordia
Madej
Scott
Earl Carson
Louise
Geneva
W. H. Glenn
Cyrus
First Christian Church Vacation Sermon and Activities
The First Christian Church at Tenth and Kentucky presents a vacation sermon by Eugene McFarland of the University of Kansas with Rev. Richard away on vacation. Midweek services shift to the Baptist church, then return to the Christian church after the vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Tenth
Kentuck Streats
Charles A. Richard
Eugene McFarland
University
Kagsa
Atudent
McFarand
C. al’ Richard
Alpit
Baptist People
Brotherhood Room
Baptist Church
Christian Church
J. Fl. Watts
Baptis Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican Democratic ‘Union
Georges Bonnefous
Center
Republican Democrati ‘and Social Party
Louis Barton
Henri Cheron
Finante
Democratic and Social Action
Andre Maginot
Left
Republican Party
Andre Tardieu
Georges Leygues
City Hall
Tohana
Stevt
St Rle -Hospital
Justice Court
Restauran
Lai
E. Higer
Yeateession of the Sun Dal School
Brown's Grove
Mees Reir
Ther
Angus Z
Sophie Poeeetti
Paulina’ Longworth
Society’At
Newport
Associated Presa Photo Society
St ‘Newport
Oy Police
Washington Creek
M. Uingery
Stymor
Villa Eden
Lena
N.was & Lawrence
Osana
Paul Torneden
Medar Mere Ghee
Chas. Hill
Dren
Lena. Reetz
Homer Koerner
Chas.Kampschrosser
Clinton
Fern Brock
Roy Canary
Will Gabel
W. E. Brock
Anna Tomeden
Alma Reetz
Grace
Crabb
Hues
EL Hollenbeck
Kansas City
Willmsette
Sawyer
Maurine “Quinlan
Herbert. Moore
Leavenworth
Frenk
Emma Wickey
Fred Torneden
Augusta Kahn
Ein Folke
Iss
Fern Kahn
Mizvesene
Lillian Torneden
William Torneden
H.A. Hollenbeck
Song
Mildred Sproull
E.'J. Crabb
W. EB. Brock
Valley Falls
Dodfrey Reetz
Frank Pettengill
Fred Smith
W. Quinlan
Thelma Smith
Lula Trapp
Emma
Chas. Davidson
Chas. Douglas
L. J. Millerét
Anna Tornedén
Alms Reetz
J. T. Hughey
Louis
Lena Smd
Will Ham Torneden
C. A. ‘Siscoe
Linwood
Brown
I Frank Atterbury
Brock and Son
Ufe
First Baptist
W. T. Carpenter
Lee McCain
Paul Winter
Joseph ‘Hoover
Lone Star
Lea
Blanche Edgar
Ching
Salaslomary
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ces
Ind St
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