Governors Meet in Deadlock Over Hoover Order
In Colorado Springs on June 12, state governors and regional officials gathered to discuss conservation policy and Hoover's order barring certain external interests. Wyoming's Emer son Montana's Erickson Colorado's Adams Kansas's Reed led a broad, unsettled exchange as independent operators weighed new alliances amid persistent debate over import limits and the conference's future actions.
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Slorado Springs
Colo
Hoover
Texas
Okla
Lamb
Iklghomnaselegation
J.ing
Emerson
Wyoming
Erickson
Montana
Adams
Colorado
Reed Wf
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Reanla
Planes From Lawrence Mass To Fly Here For Goodwill
A tri motor from Lawrence Massachusetts is scheduled to arrive in Lawrence for a goodwill mission Friday noon. Morris Planes from Topeka Kansas City plans are unable to participate due to reorganization of the Morris aviation school. Chamber of Commerce officials will welcome the visiting plane and expect a large crowd at the main airfield.
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Rey Morris School of Aviation
Topeka
Lawrence
Mass
Carrive
Inda S. Powell
Aeronautics Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Massachusetts
Sir Gruisers
Chamber of Commerce Committee
R. C. Rankin
Muin
Cipal Airn
Adelphi Theatre Show Closed in Chicago Censorship Move
Chicago police commissioner ordered the Adelphi Theatre to close Frankie and Johnnie and The Woman Done Wrong after an investigator found indecent content. If not closed today, the mayor would be asked to revoke licenses amid complaints from Alderman who attended with his family. Other censored shows have occurred, but this is the first formal closure order issued.
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Chicago
William F. Russell
Olice
Adelphi ‘Theatre
Johnnie
Avho
Swedish plane repairs expected today after engine cooler issue
Reykjavik reports Sweden's trans Atlantic plane Sverige faced engine cooler trouble during trial flight. Mechanics brought it ashore and expected repairs may be completed today. Weather toward Greenland was forecast unfavourable, delaying departure to New York until tomorrow.
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Heve Sverige
Reykjavik
Iceland
Sverige
Mornine
Albin Ahrinberg
Greenland
Stockholm
Toc
New York
Tribesmen Ambush French Troops in Atlas Mountains
In Rebat Morocco a clash left thirteen French soldiers dead and ten wounded, including two officers, as dissident tribesmen attacked the fort at Ait Yakouk. Fifteen Frenchmen and sixty five native auxiliaries were unaccounted for. Reinforcements were sent and measures of retaliation were indicated. General Widston and Tacien Saint moved to the scene to demand explanations for a reconnaissance against orders. The overall mood was cautious with no special anxiety reported.
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Rebat
Morocco
CAP
Atlas Mountains
Widston
Tacien Saint
Rabat
Vidalon
Michigan football star and architect Irving K Pond dies
Irving K Pond, 72, who scored Michigan's first touchdown and later gained fame as an architect, says he has been worried after a recent marriage in Ann Arbor to Miss Jervien de Nancrede, 47. The ceremony occurred last Sunday in Ann Arbor Michigan.
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Chicago
Irving K. Pond
Michigan
Ann Arbor, Mich
New Braunfels Sees Low Fire Losses After Metal Roof Rule
The Texas town of New Braunfels, population about 4,500, claims the maximum insurance premium credit for its size and requires proof that all buildings including barns and coops be covered with non inflammable metal or similar material. A 35 year old blaze prompted the rule, and in the last decade fire losses have totaled under $100,000 with some years reporting none, while an oil field fire was noted elsewhere.
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New Braunfels
Texas
Fire at Santa Fe Springs oil field tames blaze
Los Angeles June 12 AP says the Santa Fe Springs oil field blaze, which threatened to sweep the forest of derricks Monday, is now under control. Volunteer asbestos firemen fought the conflagration with water, confining it to two producing wells. The flames have fallen from 150 foot pillars to torches around thirty feet high.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe Springs
Sproul Named UC President To Succeed Campbell
Robert G Sproul, UC alumnus and former comptroller and vice president, is named president to take the post on June 1 1930 after Dr W W Campbell’s designation. Also notes a Baltimore Camp Holabird exposition on Army Transport Service pageant and Missouri National Guard encampment at Fort Riley July 7 to 21 detailing batteries and locations.
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San Francisco
Jurp
Robert G. Sproul
University of California
Sproul
W. W. Gamphell
Baltimore
Camp Holabird
United States Army Transport Service
Avill
Missouri
Fort Riley
Mexico
128Th Field Artillery
Missouri, National Guard
Kans
Maryville
Boonville
Clinton
Albany
Burlington Junction
Personal Notices From Buffalo and Kansas City Add Depth to Summer Plans
Mrs Floyd O Bannon and daughter Dorothy of Buffalo Mo arrived last night to visit cousin Miss Louise Towne. Miss Mabel Bedtie of Kansas City is visiting Mrs Ed Anderson. Mr and Mrs W M Kennedy plan a motor trip to California for three months, including San Bernardino. Miss Josephine Brickley of Kansas City attended the wedding of Miss Marians Lawrence to Daniel McKie in Lawrence. Charlotte Thorpe of Haskell Institute leaves for Tulsa Okla to spend summer with her parents. Lost book of travelers checks with Vida Ruth Watson on each call 1607W Reward.
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Floyd
O'Bannon
Dorothy
Buffalo
Louise Towne
Mabel Bedtie
Kansas City
Ed‘ Anderson
W. M. Kennedy
California
San Bernardino
Josephine Brickley
Deaths and Funerals List Local Names
Clara Bell Lytle Lupton of 1237 Tennessee died at her daughter Mrs E E Sallee home after weeks of illness. Funeral Thursday at Topeka with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Lipton and sons Edwin H Lupton and C C Lupton of Lawrence. Julia A Athey aged 72 died at local hospital. Funeral services Thursday at 2 30 p m. Survived by four daughters.
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Clara. Bell Lytle -Sipton
Gipra
Belle’ Lytle Lupton
Ears
Tennessee
E. E. Sallee
Tofines
Sne Ywerk
Topeka
Jwith
Saline
Julia A
Athey
Julia A. Aibey
Fourteenth Street
West Indian commerce group visits aboard private cars
Kansas City Missouri and Beaumont Texas chambers of commerce members and wives arrived in San Juan on a two day West Indian cruise sightseeing in Dodger City Kansas. Also notes a fatal cholera infantum case in Dodger City and a hospital update on a sister patient. President Hoover approves Berkele y Enochs charges against a subordinate. Radio commission assigns seven short wave frequencies to Pan American Airways for plane comms and authorizes stations at Miami and Townsville airports. Monsignor Ruiz and Bishop Diaz meet with Chapultepec Castle officials in Mexico City. Grace A Fendlert wins $781,880 in damages over a song motion. Air mail service extended Chicago to Kansas City via Fort Worth Dallas Tulsa.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Kansas City
Beaumont
Texas
Chambers of Commerce
Washington
Radio Commission
Pan-American’ Airways, Inc
Percussion
Miami
Townsville
Chicago
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tulsa
Safety Code Aims to Cut Death Rate in Construction
New York AP reports ten construction workers die daily in the United States, a rate second only to mining. The American Institute of Architects proposes a safety code with placards on new buildings listing seven hazards including demolition excavations blasting flooring boards floor openings temporary stairs and scaffolds. Workers are advised to wear heavy boots and gloves, secure temporary stairs, avoid overhanging boards, keep railings, and not carry blasting caps in pockets. Caution urged to steer clear of falling objects and to practice careful work at elevation.
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New York
United States
American Institute of Architects
Hoover Elusive at White House Sunday Mornings
President Hoover remains elusive to followers awaiting his appearance at the White House on Sunday mornings. He sometimes changes plans to attend lesser known worship settings, causing his motorcade to surge ahead as officers clear the way, with followers left behind. He has in the past visited a Maryland Sunday school during a weekend fishing trip and a historic Presbyterian church once attended by Lincoln.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Maryland
Old Presbyterian
Abraham Lincoln
Birds Find a Refuge on Gulf Island Nesting Grounds
San Benito Texas AP reports thousands of birds near extinction are sheltered on Gulf of Mexico islands off the lower Rio Grande valley. Alden H. Hadley of New York notes 10 000 to 12 000 birds breed there on Bird Island Green Island and nearby sites by the Arroyo Colorado. Rare species include reddish egret Louisiana heron black crown night heron snowy egret American egret and Ward s heron. The islands offer ideal feeding grounds and have been controlled by the Audubon Society for 50 years to protect the birds.
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San . Benito
Tex
Gulf ‘of Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Alden H. Hadley
New York
National Association of Audubon Societies
Bird Island
Green Island
Arroyo Colorado
Governors Conference Adjourns Without Action
Colorado Springs June 2 AP The governors conference called by President Hoover to study conservation voted recess after three days without adopting a policy. The action came after a protest by Governor Clyde Reed Kansas joined by Emerson Wyoming Erickson Montana and Adams Colorado.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Hoover
Oklahoma
Clyde Reed
Kansas
Emerson
Wyoming
Erickson
Montana
Adams
Colorado
Baxter Springs Woman Charged with Murder
A charge of first degree murder was filed in justice court against Mrs. Ethel Brotherton of Baxter Springs after the fatal shooting of 17 year old Bonnie Davis. Mrs Brotherton pleaded not guilty at arraignment and a preliminary hearing was set for June 20 with bond expected at 10,000. A confession to Cherokee county attorney Leo Armstrong stated she shot and killed Miss Davis following a quarrel whose nature was not disclosed.
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Baxter Springs
Kan
Justice Court Jiere
Ethel Brotherton
Bonnie Davis
Brotherton
la Pea
John Jones
MAKE READY FOR SEA HOP IN MAINE FOR EUROPE FLIGHT
Old Orchard Maine June 12 two airplanes that have rested on the beach for days were being prepared for takeoff for Europe at two oclock tomorrow morning. Lewis A Yantey navigator of the Green Flash head toward Rome said conditions were near ideal according to the New York weather bureau. Mechanics conducted a final check-up on the big ship.
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Old Orchard
Maine
Europe
Tvo
Lewis A. Yantey
Green Flash
Rome
New York Weather Bureau
Refused Trial For Prohibition Agent In 1925 Killing
In Louisville Kentucky federal Judge Charles I Dawson refused a new trial today to a federal prohibition agent and a deputy sheriff who are sentenced to two years for the 1925 killing during a raid on a moonshine still in Paducah. The motion cited new evidence and juror accounts, but the judge said any jury could not fail to convict. Wheat harvest timing in Kansas city region noted as weeklong start approaches. Village Grenzheim marked 100th fire hose anniversary with no alarms in a century. Ranger Tehos plans a well equipped airport.
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Louisville
Charles I. Dawson
Paducah
Persbap
Grenzheim
Germany
Tehos
Preventing Colds by Vaseline Nasal Method
Horace W. Soper explains a simple preventive method from 1918 using nightly Vaseline in the nostrils to block infection. He cites lower illness rates in Vaseline groups, notes Vaseline is non irritant and slower to reach sinuses, and contrasts with spray or serum approaches seen in a town division.
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Horace W. Soper
Ste Lowa
Fh Institute
Gorgas Me
Washington
Little Mother and Its Effects on Children Explored
Paris reports a educator says a capable older child playing mother can harm younger siblings. Separate siblings for hours daily to allow independent development and discourage dominant role playing. Other notes include auction results for Marcel Proust signature and brief items from Warsaw, Shanghai, Recife, and Sweden.
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Alice Judson Peale
Stevie
Lacy
Trey
New X Ray Camera Promises Safer Rapid Imaging
New portable yet non detachable x ray camera installed at the Neurological Institute offers faster emergency radiographs with minimal setup. It eliminates trailing overhead wires and patient twists, uses concealed insulation rated at 109 percent safety, and operates reliably at high altitude, benefiting children and nervous patients.
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New York
Neurological Institute
Dolley Madison birth well to be marked by granite shaft
Unveiling of a granite shaft at Guilford College near the Paynes home site where Dolley Madison was born May 20 1788 will be the highlight of the annual state D A R conference next March. Earlier records note John Payne born 9 mo 2 1740 old style and Dolley born 20 5 Mo 1768 among other family entries.
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Madison
Guilford College Gameus
Paynes
D._A. R. conference next Marchy, i “ Record of the birth of Tody Payne Madison
North Carolina
Guilford
Guilford’ College
New Garden Quarter
Newarden
Walter
Wm. Temle
Dolley
Sea level studies questioning uniform Earth standard
National Research Council findings reported by AP describe doubts about a uniform sea level. Differences in level now noted range from near a fraction of an inch to nearly two inches due to eastern contour variations. Douglas Johnson of Columbia University is cited.
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National Research Council
Idani Douglas Johnson
Columbia University
New York
Lipreading a Crucial Tool in Deaf Education
From the Gorgas Memorial Institute the piece argues lipreading is essential for hard of hearing children. It claims lipreading enriches education, supports independence, and should be taught at home and in schools nationwide. Minors Legislator Ded Chicago. June 12. AP report notes attorney John B. Ferguson, 85, dies after long illness.
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Alice G. Bryant
M. P
Boston
Mass
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Washington
D. O
Onis
Chicago
John B. Fergus
Disjointed Recipes and Home Cleaning Tips From a Fragment
A garbled text fragment mixes kitchen instructions with cleaning guidance. It includes steps for browning meat with onions, adding ingredients, and simmering for twenty one minutes. It also references a tangy salad dressing and cautions about preventing lumps. The passage shifts to cleaning metal fixtures with soapy water and drying with a soft cloth.
Birth of a Son in Memorial Hospital Report
Mr and Mrs Charles Fultz of 1132 Pennsylvania Street announce the birth of a son yesterday at Memorial hospital. Mrs Fultz was formerly Miss Fannie Eggert. Carl Sims, six, son of Rev and Mrs W H Sims of 1845 Tennessee Street, was bitten by a dog owned by Arthur Muzzy of 1840 Ohio Street yesterday evening. The child was not seriously injured and the dog is with a veterinarian for investigation.
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Pennsylvania Street
Memorial’ Hospital
Carl Sime
Carl Sims
Sims
Tennessee Street
Arthur Muzzy
Ohio Street
Pleasant Valley Farmers Union Meeting Deliberates Delegates
The Pleasant Valley Farmers Union held a Friday evening call meeting at the schoolhouse to select delegates for the quarterly meeting at the Cargy schoolhouse on Thursday June 8. Delegates elected include Mr. and Mrs E Brown L Holealm and Lewis Howell Mr. and Mrs Otto Brandenburg and daughter Avis of Grinnell and Mrs W A Payne and daughter Ruth of Oskaloosa.
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E. Brown
L. Holealm
Lewis Howell
Otto Brandenburg
Avis
Grinnell
W.A. Payne
Daugher
Ruth
Oskaloosa
Dorothy
Tobler
H. B. Axe
Charley Pugh
Virgil Goff
Paul Holcorn
Delbert Richardson
Phil Blough
Orville Chey
Winnie Benander
Robert Henricks
Lawrence
Otto Deatheage
Colorado
John Blotch
Comranes
K. U
A. L. Holcom
Lovie
Dorothy Tobler
A. E. Holcom
Modul
Maloney
Mildred Maloney
Charles Oehlert
Burns
Criszie’ Richardson
Marvin Richardson
H. D. Rothrock
Alberta Johnson
Ruth Hagen
Arthur Holcom
Everett Tuttle
Meadow Lark Club
Manhattan
Tuttle
Mrr
Eunice Tobler
A. L' Holeam
Ed Mian
Harold
Maxine
Paul Howard
Farm +Bureau
Wadnasoay Program AAO pm ditly Wren oh HA fe The Verst Ko ay Teandin
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Thursday program with references to Wadnasoay, Verst Ko Ay Teandin, Porestoy and Sploiters, a Newpeliian need, plus a Pot-Writs event and a late entry by Mache 5.
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Wadnasoay
Teandin Porestoy & Iy
Newpeliian
Eisendrik
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