Allen and Borah in a Senate Tiff
Washington June 10 The Senate prepared to vote on the farm relief debenture provision as Borah challenges President Hoover's opposition and Allen of Kansas questions Borah's platform role. The exchange centers on whether the debenture is essential to place farmers on equality with industry amid Republican and Democratic pledges. Rally details follow with the Douglas County Christian Endeavor association postponement and a Tuesday evening gathering at Klinter Presbyterian church.
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Bulletin Love
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Zereed
Tommorrow
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Idaho
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Allen
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Aller
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Dust
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Congress
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Christian Endeavor ‘Association
Klinter Presbyterian Church
Isons
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Ise Elected KU Alumni President for Coming Year
Charles D. Ise of Coffeyville was elected president of the KU Alumni Association for the coming year. Hermon M. Langworthy of Kansas City, Mo., named vice president. Wedell and Ingalls named directors as retiring president Atchison steps down. Mrs. W. T. Beck spoke on the year ahead. More than 700 alumni registered in Fraser Hall with many unregistered. 1928 class has strongest turnout. The earliest graduating classes represented include 1874 and 1876 with several Lawrence residents noted.
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K. U. Alumni Association
Fraser Hall
Charles D. Ie
Coffeyville
Hermon M. Langworthy
Kansas
City
Wedell
Chanute
Ai Ingalls
da. Atchison
Alunzimi
Iw. T. Beck
Dhimni
Puma
Hannah J. Sweeney
Mary
George ‘Barker
Lawrence
Lizzie i Smith
Waitsburg
Carrie M. Watson
Gertrude Bullene
Weaver
Lou Ranjin Moore
Douglas county 4-H plans and Iceland flight updates
Douglas county 4-H work extends to reorganize clubs in Clinton and start new groups with Warren and local leaders guiding visits across Lawrence Pleasant Valley Bix Springs Globe district and the Jayhawk Belleview clubs. Separately the Sverige airship, forced to land near Skaptaros Iceland, was towed to meet the Odin and Fyllia for refueling amid poor Greenland coast weather.
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Yeas -County
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U.S. Highway No
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Bix Springs
Globe District
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Jayhawk Club
A. E. Paasch
Belleview Club
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Douglas Cmty Livestock and “Agricultural Association
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Virginia Colman
Asa R. Colman
Eifer
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Iceland
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Yeeland
Greenland
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Stockholm
Sweden
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Ahrenburs
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Greenlad
Openhazen
Denmark
Vatican envoy named in church state talks
Washington reports from AP indicate Dr. Edmund A. Walsh, Georgetown vice president and head of its foreign service school, is named by the Vatican as its representative in negotiations for settling the Mexican government Catholic church dispute. Also in Washington on June 10 AP notes plans for a congress summer recess were abandoned after a Democrats dispute over tariff voting timing. Kansas City reports Mrs. Thomas Homer died at 38 from meningitis. Stewart Roper, 22, fined for throwing stench bombs at Neptune theater. a Galveston launch with $100,000 in liquor was seized by federal agents. London notes Anglo American relations with Premier MacDonald in touch with Hoover. Madrid covers revisions to world court statutes and minority protections. Washington reports a joint committee on prohibition enforcement favored by judiciary committee. German cabinet member Von Guerard announces young reparations plan signals final war liquidation and economic security. and obituaries note the deaths of George Metty and related family travel plans.
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Edmund A. Walsh
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Weather forecast notes unsettled trend and arid road heed
Fragmented forecast reports partly cloudy conditions tonight through Tuesday with unsettled intervals. Roads described as fair to good in most areas, with occasional hazards. The message mentions Hutchinson and Arkansas regions and Douglas County context, indicating a general statewide weather update.
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Emaria
Torough
Hutchinson
Ugh Arkansas
Dodse Cuty
Douglas
Yankees End St Louis Rally For 3 2 Win In Series
The New York Yankees edged the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 as Waite Hoyt held the Cardinals to one hit through seven innings. Detroit beat Boston 1 to 0 behind Heilmann’s seventh inning single and Ruffing’s pitching. Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 to 9 with Adkins and Connally combining on the attack. Cleveland and Washington played a scoreless game while Kansas City and Indianapolis had Keehan Pet and Spring in a pitchers duel.
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Kansas City golf test opens national qualifying field
Keefe Carter of Oklahoma City posted a 76 for the first 18 holes in the 36 hole national open qualifying at a nearby course. Chester Jones of Lawrence shot 79 and Chick Trout from Teneka Isheta TT recorded a score as the three leaders advance to the national tournament set to begin June 27 at Winged Foot Country Club in Mamaroneck New York. The report also notes attempts at marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge L H Menier and a theft report of a wire wheel from a car owned by Howard Lindley of 930 Rhode Island.
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Oklahoma City
Chester Jones
Lawrence
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Iinged Foot Country Club
Mamaroneck
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Rhode Island
Kansas University Commencement Grants Degrees to 935
At Memorial Stadium the fifty seventh annual commencement grants 935 degrees and certificates to graduates from twenty states and eight foreign countries. Dr Clarence Cook Little will speak as the headliner.
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University of Kansas
Memorial Stadium
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Clarence Cook’ Little
University of Michigan
Kansas
Edison Scholarship Contest Candidates Tomorrow
Kansas graduates vie in a preliminary written exam at the University to narrow the field for the Edison Scholarship. An oral test will select the state finalist to travel to Edison Laboratories in Orange for the final national quiz. Most candidates visited Lawrence and were guests of the university during Mount Oread events.
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G!c
Shaad
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Edison Laboratories
Orange
Lawrence
Mount Oread
Special high school literature course offered at Oread
A summer literature course will be offered at Oread Training High School announced by Prof Edwin Beiles. It targets high school students and credits earned will count as one semester in state. Miss Lou LeBrant, specialist in literature, directs the course with enrollment set for tomorrow and Wednesday from 9 to 12 in the morning and 2 to 4 in the afternoon.
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Oread!training School
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Lou LeBrant
LaBrant
Belles
Lawrence City Directory Sets Population Near One Hundred Twenty Thousand
The 1929/1930 Lawrence City Directory estimates the population at about 119,588, noting the figure includes regular residents but not transient students. Publisher Calnon notes rapid growth over ten years, with expansion south of 19th Street and across rural routes and townships in Douglas County included. The new directory lists about 16,080 names in the regular department and adds rural route residents, Jefferson and Leavenworth count ies areas in Lawrence trading territory. Copies are limited. orders should be placed with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Lawrence
Cannon
Sobaki
Calnon
the Ook
19Th Street
Douglas County
Jefferson and
Leavenworth
Ural
Pol McCroush
Mev. Cannon
R. L. Polk
Lawrence Directtories
World Company
Galnon
Chamber of Commerece
Integration decree for University of Kansas City plan
A court decree approves the integration plan for the new University of Kansas City project in Missouri amid opposition from another school about the use of the Kansas City name. The move aims to fund an interdenominational nonsectarian school with no inauguration date yet set.
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Kansas City
Univ
Todas
Kansas City University
Kansa United Brethren School
Millikan speaks on essentials of Christianity for world of science
A thousand graduates and faculty gathered at Memorial Stadium to hear Dr. Robert J. Millikan of Caltech insist that the essentials of Christianity will always be needed in a scientific era. He linked the Golden Rule, natural law, and lifelong growth to civilization, urging growth of social responsibility and cautioning against abolishing organized religion. He argued religion must evolve through growth rather than revolution. He warned democracy would erode if church teachings vanished.
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Robert J. Millikan
California Institute of Technology
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Aton
Jesus
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Taylor
World of Science
Russia
United States
Millikant
Kellogg predicts business boom from wartime settlement
Chicago June 10 AP Frank B Kellogg secretary of state foresees a business boom for America as a result of settlement in the postwar reparations problem The former official said the world and the United States will profit from the signing of the pact and Americans will invest in foreign ventures, improving feelings and markets.
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Chicago
Frank B. Kellogg
Coolidge
Amerig
America
Two youths held for farm thefts and car theft
Carl Bedsaui 22 of Linwood and John Haas 20 of Versailles Mo were arrested by Sheriff Rutherford after a spree of chicken thefts from Douglas County farmers and the theft of a Ford roadster from Alfred Heck. Find included a sawed off shotgun and pistols. The pair admitted stealing 32 chickens from Charles Wist and 44 more from A M Baler, selling the roadster for 25 in Kansas City Moon and buying another car. Investigations continue for a third participant as authorities trace poultry sales to Kaw Valley Produce and other buyers in Kansas City Kansas. The arrestees face charges of car theft and grand larceny.
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Linwood
John Haas
Versailles
R. R. Rutherford
Douglas
Alfred “Heck J Jone L
Greed Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Herbert Greed
Sheriff's Office
Rutherford
Charles Wis
Bismarck
Alfred Heck
Mud Creek
Bork
Hone
Kansas City
Maz
A. M Baler
DeSoto
Lawrence
Heck Farm
Eck Farm
Harry W. Frazee
WILL SPEAK TUESDAY Ex Senator Bristow to Address Lawrence Chamber
Ex senator Joseph L Bristow a former Kansas U S senator will speak at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce weekly noon luncheon tomorrow Bristow now farms 2500 acres at Fairfax Va He served as Douglas County district court clerk from 1886 to 1890 and worked with state news wires during his stay in Kansas He planned to attend Baker University Baldwin commencement exercises this morning Firemen Injured in Burlington Blaze Four Burlington firefighters were hospitalized with burns and injuries after a blaze destroyed the Burlington basket factory causing about 200000 in losses Auto Victim Dies Eight year old John Norris son of Mr and Mrs George Norris died from injuries after being struck by a car yesterday
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Kansas
United States Senate
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Bristow
Fairfax
Douglas County District Court
Sey Kansas New Wavers
Baldwin
P John Norris
George Norris
Paying for East Eighth Street Paving Considered
City commission weighed options to resurface East Eighth from Massachusetts to the Ell Station area led by Smithmeyer and Kirchhoff. They argued the street is too damaged for safe use and urged action, with plans to study costs and methods. The body also reviewed alley taxation and street paving proposals, including an alley between Vermane and Kentucky in the Todo Meek district.
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Massachusetts Street
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George Kirchhoff
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Rr. Kirchhoff
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Mayer R. C. Rankin
Atorner
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Ely
Leavenworth
Tonelsa
Kansas City
Kentucky
City Officials Hear Four Monthly Reports
City commission heard reports from the city nurse building inspector police judge and fire chief. May activity included 218 nurse visits 88 clinic attendances 53 inspections 13 news unit issuances and $13.83 in fees. Fire chief logged seven alarms three emergencies with estimated contents value $45000 and loss $1469. Building value $39500 with loss $840. Judge filed 11 findings for May.
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Bear encounter bruises Colorado doctor near Crotled Butte
Dr. WS Alford of Crotled Butte Colorado, KU 1908 graduate, survived a hand to hand fight with a huge brown bear near his hometown last month. A fy lendi reportedly shot the bear, saving him from death after the animal hurled him about twenty feet.
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Crotled Butte
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University of Kansas
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University Grants 13 PhD Degrees at Annual Commencement
The fifty seventh annual commencement at Memorial Stadium confers PhD degrees on thirteen graduates. Recipients include majors in chemistry biology education physics and anatomy with students from Lawrence Topeka and China among the honorees.
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Louis Mf. Bally
Tahlequah
Okla
Trann Lamar Collier
Topeka
Kathleen Claire Doering
Lawrence
Rentomology
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Joseph W. Hake
Marsi ¥ iHe
Ethel Ann Jones
Shu- Chih Liu
Sienyu
Fukien
Bruce Welch Merwin
Walter Henry McAllister
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Kan
Ciara Nige
John Franklin
Would-be robber shot by off duty officer in St Louis incident
John Morrison, 28, was critically wounded after attempting a holdup late at night. Patrolman Ane Grega, off duty, and a young woman companion confronted the suspects from hiding in bushes. Grega warned the man to drop his gun, fired once, and disarmed him. Morrison claimed to be from Manhattan, Kansas, and had resided in the area for about six months.
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