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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1929

Page

2

County Clerk Sets New Wolf and Coyote Bounties

The county clerk announces a new law paying bounties only for wolves and coyotes. Bounties are set at one dollar per animal regardless of age or size. Prior payments varied, with some western Kansas counties reporting as high as four thousand dollars in a month.

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Brief wire news items from Washington and London

Wire news briefs report June events in Washington and London. Topics include a House vote on census amendments affecting aliens and disenfranchised citizens, an ONeill tuberculosis note delaying a London play, a family-age case in Oberst, and oil industry delegates in Colorado Springs. Also mentions a Chinese legation rank upgrade under consideration in Beijing.

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MacDonald Arrives at Downing Street for Change of Government

The incoming Labour leader James Ramsay MacDonald arrived at 10 Downing Street with two colleagues to begin the transition after the government change. He talked with Maurice Hankey, secretary to the outgoing cabinet, as preparations proceed for the seals of office to be delivered by the King. Stanley Baldwin had left Downing Street earlier while MacDonald seeks a London residence.

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Think Hoover Is a God and Ford Regarded as Semi Divinity

Rome reports on Tibetan beliefs that President Hoover is seen as a benevolent deity and Henry Ford is likewise revered by Tibetan authorities. Roerich, returning from Asia, noted locals distort names like Koovera as the god of happiness. He described Roerich’s 1927 28 expedition at 15000 feet where five followers and 92 died. Herr undergoing hospital surgery for removal of her ton.

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Pool hall operators charged in gambling case

A municipal court case led to charges against three pool hall operators, while frequenters were freed. Police drove a procession of prisoners from the municipal court to the county courthouse amid a crowd following.

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Denver Perjury Trial Sparks Arrests of Three Witnesses

Three defendants and witnesses in a Leadville booze probe trial in Denver faced perjury accusations as two star witnesses and a third witness were arrested during recess or late last night. Former Lake County Sheriff Harry Shraeder and Leadville dance hall operator Mary Snyder were taken into custody after testifying, while Paul Ingram was arrested for differing with earlier statements. Special Prosecutor Nelson R. Carver said any memory lapses by government witnesses from the prior year would prompt perjury prosecutions.

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Deaths and Funerals for Fetty and Spears

Funeral services are set for George Edward Fetty age 8 who died Monday in a local hospital. Visitation at Rumsey funeral home with Rev. C A Richard. burial Memorial Park cemetery. Andrew Spears age 45, died last night at his home on Massachu street. funeral arrangements to be announced later. he was brother of George Spears, proprietor of the Dé Luxe cafe.

George Edward Fetty Rumsey C.A. Richard Memorial Park Cemetery Andrew. Spears Mass Achu Hey George ‘Spears Dé Luxe Cafe Chas M. Sheldon J. M. Taylor High School Drummon Girls Bertschinger Martha James Mary Smith Izabeth Day Elizabeth Day Emilie Reynolds Frank Pickens Fred Hildenbran Lucinda Hanna Lewis Lasswell Opal Matney Virgie Moore Onal Messenheimer Indg Elizabeth Pankratz Mrs. Pankratz Lewis Lesswell Fred_Hildenbrand E. P. Day Trotter Wichita Lecompton Lecompton Cemtery Charles Wilson Wilson George Morriss Mie Harry ‘Deneweiler Phyllis LaVerne Woman's Christian _ Temperance Union Gertrude Head George L. Glenn George Young Topeka Edward McClarehan McClanahan Lecompton Rural High School F. W.bertschinger Fuhrmann Clee Robert Park Badies Zella Tiff Gladys Winter Ada Stark Toneka M. M. Hiff Hazel Taylor John Taylor Lawrence Harvey Glenn Z Ha Holmes Clifford Shaffer Shaffer George Holmes Holmes Glen Shaffer Rurat Ingham Galdem

Tour Reaches Colby Kansas Air Tour Arrives

The advance ships of the second annual all Kansas air tour and races arrived in Colby Kansas shortly before noon after flying through low clouds from Garden City. A crowd of about 2,000 gathered at the landing field to greet the air fleet and its members.

Students t Up at Summer Camp in Stronz's Pasture

Nineteen university engineering students and three faculty members prepared for a one month summer camp in Stronz's pasture, living in army tents with mess tents. A large truckload of equipment arrived this morning, with Professors Mey Nown Bradshaw and Kindswater listed among the faculty attending.

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Lawrence at Benguet Dance and Dinner Dance Night

A crowded program lists evening events at Peyton, 1610 West, including supper, dancing, and live music by Jenny Wren Orchestra and Libby McNeil. Admission $1.00 for dinner and dance, 75 cents for dance only. Reservations suggested. late entries welcome.

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Unification Funders Eye Border Patrol Reform

Treasury and labor officials push for a merged border patrol unit combining prohibition customs and immigration to curb illegal operations. The plan aims to fight liquor narcotics smuggling and alien entry, noting increased Chinese crossings despite enforcement efforts.

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Air minded transport push ties China across vast regions

China aims to unite distant communities through air transport as officials and civilians from the Yangtze headwaters to the Pacific, and from Canton to Mukden, plan modern flight networks. The government funds, stock schemes, and public subscriptions back aviation as Nantong and Nanking advance training, airfields, and foreign aircraft partnerships to show Asia the potential of commercial aviation.

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Lecompton High School Notes on Test Results

Lecompton High School reports pupil scores only for those in the top 20 percent of each test. The data cover Latin Algebra Geometry Physics Typewriting and English, with named students highlighted for high performance and average scores across 278 to 1,421 classes.

Fligh Elizabeth Day Katherine Brass Dorothy Hanna Harold Leslie Howard Lasswell George Norwood Mary, Drake Mary Glenn Frances Goodrich Dorothy Hanna Wilma Gibbon Leatha Glenn Jamies White Patricia Gitbens Wilma Gibbens Clarence Matney Robert Gray Emil’ Robinson

Lecompton News Highlights Local Social and School Events

Lecompton residents attended community gatherings at Te gumseh Hall, with receipts totaling 47 dollars for a May 29 play. The town saw weddings, graduations, and Memorial Day observances, including Ruth Facer and Curtis Sehons marriage, baccalaureate and commencement events, and visits from relatives and out of town guests.

Lecompton Tegumseh Richland F. W. Bertschinger Bertschinger Pawer William Mr. Jessup Tonna Texas Russel William Schott C. W Sehon Russel Hes Frank Sehon Donna Dorma Frank Taylor J. Donald George Hoage Topeka Taylor John Taylor Laura June Garnett Peter Eberhardt Highland Park J. EB. Shirek B. J. Shirek Los Angeles Tsebule Brown la Cyrene Kan.ai Elva Hallimsier Marilyn Mae Kanwaka Ruth Facer Osage City Curtis Sehon Lecommon United Brethren Personne V. Glen ‘Megrill Iere Mégill Fred McClanahan Sehon Rudolph Fager Pager Schon Lizzie Carlson

Midland Social Gatherings Chronicle Local Visits

Mrs Mortis and daughter Betty with Mrs North visited Gus Brune last Tuesday. A surprise shower at Charley Petrie drew Elmer Ons dahl Leo Wilfred Will Eberhard Georgianna Everette Elmer Weibel Norman Marion C A Jones Kenneth Margaret Mary Sam Moore Weibel children and others. Numerous visits followed among area families including Brune Ousdahl Weibel Miller and Sterling households with trips to Kansas City and Excelsior Springs noted.

Mortis Betty North Gus Brune Charley Petrie Elmer Onsdahl Leo Wilfred Will Eberhard Georgianna Everette Elmer Weibel Norman Marion C. A. Jones Kenneth Margaret Mary Sam ‘Moore Robert Weibel John Weibel Earl Garner Frank, Toms Chester Toms Baby Newman Joe Hemme Hope Eugenie Brune Jean Brung Margaret Fairotte Hilda Vern Som Guy Shultz Walter Lave Elmer Ousdahl Emil Heck Charley Husted George Newton J. H. Eibest Florence Alford Lake, View Cora Bogzs Lovell Sterling Laura Springhill He Vernson Genevieve Katherine Pirotte Xcelsior Springs Guy Shhuitz Eugenia Brune Johnny Coffman Eugene Alford Lawrence Eugenia Fred. Alford Lowell Sterling Pls Stertime Muir George Robertson Eibest Josephine Livingstone Lloyd Mobré Topeka R. D. Shaw Ighee W.A. Waterson H. H. Vernson Tot Veka al Schaake W. L. Keifer Charles’ Spray Mary Lou Orin Bales Olis Morris Billy Hunter Gus ‘Brune Robert Weiber Sam Moore Elmer Ousdebl C. A Milo Wood Dick Coff Arid Emil. Heck Fred Heck Otto Nowata Okla Jim Houk

Crossword puzzle clues and reader notes mixed with local social items

A crowded puzzle page fragment lists clues across numerous numbers and partial phrases. The surrounding text records social visits, hospital news, and family mentions including Edwin Schowengerdt and daughter Aimette at a Sunday gathering, Miss Florence Alford and Miss Eugenia Brune visiting Hazel and Geneva Stowe, and several local callers and trips to Simmons Hospital and Kansas City.

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