Lawsuit Over Fatal Car Crash Raises $26000 Damages
C A Harris of Kansas City Missouri sues Dr J E Harris of Albuquerque New Mexico in Douglas County District Court for $26000 claiming a June 8 1932 head on automobile collision eight miles northeast of Lawrence on Highway 40 caused damages to his Es Sex coach valued at 1000 and serious injuries including permanent disability hospital and other bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
C. A. Harris
Kansas City
J. E. J. Harris
Albuquerque
N. M
Lawrence
Highway 40
Plainate
Child Burns To Death In Auto Crash Near Atwood
Patricia Hosley of Ferndale Michigan died in a car fire after gasoline in the Hosley vehicle exploded following a collision one mile west of Catneiro at 10 last night. Her parents Roy and Mrs Hosley and two siblings Roy 14 and Arbutus 12 were hospitalized with severe burns. the father saved the widow and children as clothes ignited. E G Swift of Mayfield Kentucky, driver of the other car, was held for Ellsworth county authorities.
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Ellsworth
Kan
Patricia’ Hosley
Ferndale
Mich
Roy Hoshley
Roy
Arbutus
Catneiro
Hosley
E. G. Swift
Mayfield
Salina
Pastor's Wife Mina Baker Found in River
The body of Mina Baker, 36, wife of Rev. R H Baker, pastor at Leon Kansas, was found in the Arkansas River after disappearing three days earlier. Officials say drowning caused her death and her husband received a note she left saying she was going away forever. Authorities believed suicide but could not determine a motive.
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Wichita
Mina Baker
R. H.baker
Christian Church
Leon
Kan
Arkansas River
Zoe
Mina
Spanish War Veterans Meet at Emporia Encampment Opener
Officers of United Spanish War Veterans expect 700 members and 300 auxiliaries in Emporia Kansas for the annual state encampment opening Sunday night with memorial services. State commander Harlan M. Jennings of Leavenworth will speak, with Col. Rice W. Means national commander and auxiliary president Matilda McGrath scheduled to address, along with Governor Harry Woodring. The encampment runs through Wednesday, featuring regimental reunions on the final day.
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Emnoria
Kan
Harlan M. Jennings
Leavenworth
Rice W. Means
Washington, D. C
Matilda. McGrath
Harry Woodring
Democrats to Marysville meet to organize group
In Douglas county, members of the Young Men's Democratic club traveled to Marysville and organized a similar group. About fifty attended, with Frank W. McDonald, state club president and Douglas county chair, in charge. Lawrence residents Wendell Holmes and Dick Mullins also joined.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
Douglas County
Marysville
Frank W. McDonald
State Club
Douglas County Club
Joe Ulm
Lawrence
Marvéville
Wendell Holmes
Dick Mullins
Argentine Hare Wins 15 Mile Marathon in Chicago
Juan Carlos Zabala known as the Hare of the Argentine won the national 15 mile marathon in Chicago with a time of 1 hour 20 minutes 37.4 seconds, close to the world record. He beat Whitey Michelson of Melrose AC by six minutes, with Paul De Bruyn of Germany third in 1 28. The American record was surpassed but the world mark remained 30 years old.
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Chicago
Juan Carlos Zabala
Zabala
Zabalaf
Whitey” Michelson
Melrose Athletic Club
New York
Paul de Bruyn
Germany
Charles Peres
F. Appleby
Great Britain
London
One of Musical Moores to Direct Baldwin Band
Baldwin prepares a summer band with Don Moore conducting over forty musicians. The first concert likely June 18, with weekly shows in cooperation with Baldwin merchants. Moore, from the famed Musical Moores, has long ties to Bald win and chautauqua programs.
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Musical Moores
Baldwin
Journal-World
Baldwin City
Don Moore
Baldwin Merchants
Mrs Tillie Wesley Dies At 68 In Eudora
Mrs Tillie Wesley aged 68 died yesterday at her home in Eudora. Funeral services will be conducted at the Baptist church in Eudora at 2 PM Tuesday with Rev. Phillips of Kansas City officiating. Burial will be in Eudora cemetery. She is survived by a son William Hoag of Missouri.
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Tillie’ Wesley
Tillie Wesley
Eudora
Baptist Church
Mr. Phillips
Kansas City
William Hoag
Missouri
Nevin Seeks Fourth Term as Lawrence Township Constable
W E Nevin of 384 Louisiana street announced today his candidacy for a fourth term as Lawrence township constable. He will seek the nomination in the primaries with August 2 as the election date confined to Lawrence voters. Nevin arrived in Lawrence in 1909 and formerly worked as a painter and paper hanger for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Nevin
Louisiana’ S Street
Lawrence
Nevin
Four men arrested for disturbance of the peace
Four men Norris Porter Nick Johnson Joe Thornton and Ollie Young were arrested late yesterday afternoon at 932 Connecticut street on a disturbance of the peace charge. They posted bond of 10 dollars each for appearance in police court Monday morning. about a pint of alleged liquor was found with them.
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Connecticut Street
Norris Porter
Nick Johnson
Vermont Street
Joe Thornton
Reno
Ollie Young
New Jersey Street
Man Arrested in Lindbergh Case Continues on Page 1
Betty Jameson of New Rochelle recalled Brinkert’s March 1 departure from the Larchmont home saying he planned to go to the woods in Pennsylvania. James A. Turley, New Rochelle’s public safety commissioner, said an inquiry into serial numbers on three bills given by Brinkert to a garage mechanic was not tied to the ransom money paid by Dr. John F. Condon.
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Betty Jameson
New Rochelle
Moody Development
Brinkert
Larchmont Place
Pennsylvania Way
James A. Turley
Public Safety
John F. Condon
Decker
Moody
Captain Decker
Mamaroneck
New Jersey
John F.condon
Lindbergh
H. D. McKay
Center Avenue
Larchmont
Ladder clues in Lindbergh case tied to Moody estate
Captain Edward Decker said real estate man Claude Moody suspects a ladder used to enter Charles A. Lindbergh Jr.'s nursery was stolen from his Rouken Glen grounds. Butler Ernest Brinkert, linked to the kidnapping, had worked at Moody’s home. police seek the ladder and corroborating clues amid the investigation across New Jersey and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamaroneck
Edward Decker
Mamaroneck Town
Claude W. Moody
Rouken Glen
Chas
A. Lindbergh Jr
Moody
Ernest Brinkert
Decker
Lindburgh Sourland Mountain
Sister of Morrow suicide denies kidnaping link
Emily Sharpe sister of Violet Morrow maid who killed herself at the Morrow home in Englewood denies any knowledge of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. She says Violet knew nothing of the case and notes police pressure on Violet after the baby’s disappearance. Immigration records show Emily sought to leave the United States on the day of the theft, as a quota alien awaiting permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stourbridge
Eng
Emily Sharpe
Violet
Englewood
N. J
Linbergh
Beenham
Morrow
New York
Immigration Bureau
Emily
Lindbergh ransom probe sweeps Violet Sharpe link
The official afternoon news bulletin on the Lindbergh case reports police are probing whether parts of the $50,000 ransom paid by John F. Condon passed through Violet Sharpe or her circle, notes her ante mortem statements and related finances under surveillance, and mentions a check test for ransom bills turning up in England after Sharpe's sister sailed. Also a golf final note from Topeka and an advertisement for new furniture and Westinghouse refrigerators.
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Trenton
N. J
John FP
Jassie) Condon
Violet Sharpe
Alpine
Norman Schwarzkopf
State Police
Miss Sharpe
Ernest Brinkert
England
Weekend Visit Crooks to Fort Ok Fort Banks
Out of town visitors Dr Edward XK Geer and Mrs Margaret Weikert of St Paul and Miss Frances Daniels of St Louis arrived Friday for the weekend. Otto Mra Geer from Denver attended a National Tuberculosis association convention. Affiliated Music Teachers plan bi monthly student recitals through summer with next program Tuesday at 4 PM at the Unitarian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward XK. Geer
Margaret Weikert
St. Paul, Minn
Frances Daniels
St. Louis
Otto Mra. Geer
Denver
National Tuberculosis Association
the Unitarian Church
Personal notices from a Kansas City newspaper
Local items list social visits and travel plans. Annie Mitchell prepares for a Thursday trip to New York. Mrs. DeWatteville’s party visits Kansas City. A. F. Miller and Bartlesville relatives stay with J. A. Van Voorhis family. Mrs. Ed Klein travels to Wellington to visit relatives. Gladys Henry Arnold returns from Slippery Rock to summer with her mother. Alan Asher spends summer vacation at home. Oliver De Watteville and children Meryla and Richard from Chicago plan weekend visits to Mrs. C. Le Deatteile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Annie Mitchell
New York
Roland
DeWatteville
Kansas City
A. F. Miller
Bartlesville
Okla
Iner
J. A. van Voorhis
Ed Klein
Wellington
Gladys Henry Arnold
Slippery Rock
Penn
J. M. Arnold
Alan Asher
Donia
Oliver de Watteville
Meryla
Richard Oliver
Chicago
Mra. C. le de
Dry laws strong at federation convention in Seattle
At the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Seattle on June 11, the department of legislation reported overwhelming opposition to any relaxation of Prohibition. The group noted 10 resolutions since 1917 supporting the 18th Amendment and enforcement, with only 13 dissenters, and urged opposing about 175 pending anti alcohol bills. The gathering also approved a highway beautification plan and roadside conduct measures. Grace Morrison Poole of Brockton, Mass., was elected president.
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Seattle
Department of Legislation
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Department
Clarence Fraim
Wilmington
Del
Congress
Grace Morrison Poole
Brockton
Mass
Federation
McAdoo Prohibition Referendum Backed, McAdoo Criticized
Washington June 11 AP Mrs Clement L Shaver vice president of the National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League called William Gibbs McAdoo former treasury secretary s advisory prohibition referendum a great shock and disappointment to his friends She said wets call it mislead ing term that would repeal under disguise and that his alternative offers no method for Congress to regulate liquor traffic McAdoo had been counted on by drys to lead a strong fight at the Chicago convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Gibbs McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Clement L. Shaver
National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League
McAdoo
Congress
Drys
Chicago
Patee screens a double bill and local notices fade in
The Patee showcased Grief Street and Texas Cyclone with a Mickey Mouse short and Shadow of the Eagle serial. Local notes record Clarence Liell leaving Greeley for Denver work, Miss Velma Lave visiting Ottawa, and Jove Harris earning a Burlington diploma. Summer enrollment at Lawrence Business College rises 25 percent as plans to study for future jobs are urged. Washington Senate approves 43 million District supply bill with 600 thousand emergency relief for unemployment, sent to conference with the House.
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Patee
Barbara Kent
John Holland
Tim McCoy
Business College
Clarence Liell
Greeley
Kan
Denver
Velma Lave
Ottawa
Mise Jove Harris
Burlington
L. B.C
Lawrence Business College
Washington
Senate
District of Slumleis
House
Airfield Citizens Report New Pilot and Airmanship
Dr Art Anderson passed the private pilot license test this morning with a high grade He soloed April 8 Inspector Greisie complimented him on careful firing Another licensed pilot for our airport An army Falcon thrilled attendees of the port yesterday evening by exciting wooms over the field V Smith flew his mother Mrs J C Smith of Hutchinson over the state lake Fred Greime inspector flew in from Topeka in a Warner monocoupe A department of commerce ship Woman steals shotgun A twelve gauge repeating shotgun stolen from F W Jaedicke Hardware Store by a man and woman The woman waited at the front while the man asked about windshield screens The gun was removed and the pair fled The license plates were 35suet Wyandotte county police report Kenneth Hammig was the other employee present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Anderson
Art
Greisie
V. Smith
C. Smith
Hutchinson
State Lake
Allison Airplane Company
le M. Albon
Fred Greime
Department of Commerce
Topeka
F. W. Jaedicke
Massachusetts Street
Jaedicke
Sam Jackson
Lawrence
Wyandotte County
Kenneth Hammig
Doughty to Give University Recital in Memorial Auditorium
Gavin Lloyd Doughty pianist will present a University of Kansas fine arts school senior recital at 8 o'clock Monday evening in the University auditorium opening the thirtieth annual KU summer season. The recital is free to the public. Helen Louise Thomas cannot participate. Doughty, pupil of Prof. Carl A. Preyer, member of Phi Mu Alpha, earned his B.M. last spring and studied organ with Laurel E. Anderson. He has served as Plymouth Congregational church organist for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin Lloyd Doughty
University of Kansas Fine Arts School
University
K. U
Helen Louise Thomas
Doughty
Carl A. Preyer
Phi Mu Alpha Musical Fraternity
Laurel Everette Anderson
Plymouth Congregational Church
No Dispensary Service Plan Abandoned at K U Summer Session
University of Kansas abandons planned dispensary service for summer session after only about half of 600 students agreed to pay 1.50 for eight weeks. Health director J R I Ganuteson had said the service would run if 600 enrolled. Refunds for paid students available at the university business office on Friday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
J. R. I. Ganuteson
KK. U. Business
Bunn returns to Lawrence for KU summer session
John Bunn former University of Kansas coach enrolls in KU summer session while his wife visits. He is now basketball coach at Stanford in Palo Alto, plans to attend part of the Olympic games in Los Angeles after the session. He pursues a master's degree splitting study between KU and Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn
University of
Radio duo to present 15 minute KFKU program
G Criss Simpson and Ednah Hopkins will perform a fifteen minute music program on KFKU tonight at 9 45 PM. Ednah Hopkins violinist and KU fine arts graduate will join pianist Simpson in a Brahms Violin Sonata and Debussy Allegro movement. The broadcast marks the last KFKU program before the university fall term opens in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednah Hopkins
G. Criss Simpson
KFKU
Debusay
Allegro
Vileace
Brahms
Hopkins
K. U. Fine Arts School
Mr. Simpson
Beers Fined for Drunk in Public Place
Henry Beers, 15, living north of Lawrence, pleaded guilty before Justice J. H. Mitchell to being drunk in public. He was fined $25 plus costs but could not pay and was sent to county jail to work off the fine. Deputies Price and Anderson arrested him after a car in a ditch was reported near Nineteenth and Haskell. Beers’ Ford was found in the ditch. An Oakland sedan stolen from William Underwood on June 9 was recovered in Beloit, officials informed the police.
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Henry
Henry“Beers
Lawrence
J. H. Mitchell
George Price
Jude Anderson
Beers
Nineteenth
Haskell Avenue
Ford
Planta i Ta
Beloit
Oakland
William Underwood
Canela's Musical Program Delayed Until Fall Term Begins
Saturday 3 45 pm Canela program led by G Criss Simpson, instructor in Station will be off the air until the University's fall term begins in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canela
G. Criss Simpson
Chicago June ne 11 AAP reports dwindling demand
AAP dispatch notes dwindling demand in late dealings as markets show softer activity. Analysts warn of slower turnover amid cautious buyers and rising inventory pressures facing traders.
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Chicago
Learned enters race for county treasurer in Douglas County
Stanley Learned of Lawrence announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer of Douglas County. A 50 year resident, he spent 35 years at Innes Store, followed by over two years at Weaver's after the purchase. He has long served in the I. O. O. F. and led the New England Society, plus 18 years as Congregational church treasurer. He completed business training at Lawrence Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Learned
Lawrence
Douglas County
Innes
Weaver's
Stolen Buick Found Deserted North of Kanwaka
A Buick sedan stolen from Topeka man William Wallace was found deserted about a mile north of Kanwaka by county officials yesterday. The car, recently overhauled, ran dry of gas and was abandoned in mud off the highway shoulder. Wallace retrieved the vehicle in Lawrence today after it was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wallace
Topeka
Kanwaka
Wallace
Lawrence
Hurrelbrink Stoneking wed in quiet May ceremony
Grace Hurrelbrink and Leroy Stoneking united in marriage at the Hurrelbrink home on May 9 with Rev. W W Stoeppworth officiating. The couple, graduates of Baldwin High, plan a later wedding trip and begin housekeeping on the Murray Farm. A reception followed and a May 30 charivari honored them.
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Hurrelbrink-Stoneking
Grace Hurrelbrink
Leroy Stoneking
Fred Hurrelbrink
W. W. Stoeppleworth
Lawrence
Dorothy Harrelbrink
Misa Ethel Johnson
Peter Stoneking
Ben Kohre
Dillon, Kan
Wallace
Wren
Dee Johnson
Baldwin High School
Stoneking
Manhattan
Alpha Gamma Rho
Murray Farm
Anna Sibley
Frank Miller
Jerald
Gertrude
Julia Ann
Mary Jane
Donald
Joe Morasch
Frederick
George
Carl Morasch
Mildred
Harrelbrink
Kansas City
E. Stoneking
Fred Morasch
Crescent
Snell of
McLouth
Manford Hird
Martha Stoneking
Erma Hurrelbrink
Ruby Morasch
Raymond Stoneking
John Morasch
Wheat market ends mixed as futures turn cautious
Wheat closed irregular with prices fluctuating after gains vanished in the final hour. Spring belt crop comments were favorable while some reports warned winter wheat in the east faced damage. Corn and oats moved similarly to wheat, with hogs and cattle markets showing modest shifts in Chicago and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangas
United States
Mississippi
Jacksonville
Grain and Livestock Prices and Government Bonds Report
The report lists cattle and sheep market notes with mixed prices for feeder and fat cattle, lambs, and hogs with feeder and slaughter figures. It also shows government bond quotes for Liberty and Treasury issues, plus Kansas City grain prices for wheat and corn with car receipts and bid ranges.
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Sues
Iary
Emporia
Guatemalan
Honduras
Borghiera
Plainview
Ark
Bank Plainview
Bank of Plainview
Herriot
Ramsay MacDonald
Ishbel
John Simon
Forign
Paris
Edouard Herriott
Charles Tracy
Ben‘Tracy
Argonia
Here
Green Bros
E. 5. Liston
Merle Hitchcock
D. Potts
John Keohane
Eastern Kansas Golf Association
Baker University
TBS
Howard Sanders
New Methodist Church
Constable
Pittsburg
Charles Gibbs
Walnut
Coffeyville
Girard
Gibbs
John Ford
Mickey Finn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Jurges
John Heydler
National ‘League
Ebbets Field
Journal-World Market Basket
Miss Webster
Ann Webster
Kathryn Black
Council Grove
J. W. Alexander
Westinghouse
L. L. Rising Furniture Store
Fort Ork
Nex
Anna
McCracken
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dry
Jaedicke Hardware
Gavin Doughty
Palo Alto
Sunney
Kanwake
Richardson
Durets
Carl Richardson
J. G. Somers
New York State
Civic Association
North Lawrence Civic Association
Woodlawn
Chicago Livestock
API
UBCA
Traas Kleere
Chitaga
Chienko
USDA
Idaho Russell
Southern Bliss
Odd ' Sons
Slaughier
Texas
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Eau St
Maine
City
Standard Binder
Aise Cash
Adv
T. J. Sweeney
Presiden
L. N. Lewie
T. J. Dwennay
Tee
Ss. A. Wood
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Cahier
George Dunklay
G. €. Friend
Jacob Badeky
Roport
A. Steele
Smart
Peoples State Bank
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