Japanese Vice-Consul Kuramoto Found Alive Near Nanking
June 13. Japanese vice-consul Kuramoto, missing for nearly five days after leaving the Nanking station, was found wandering an ancient cemetery on the city’s edge. Chinese police said he showed signs of mental lapse and exhaustion. Tokyo warned China, offering a reward of about 5300, as several Japanese warships remained off Nanking.
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Shanghai
Eimei Kuramoto
Nanking
Kuramoto
Tokyo
China
Japan
Chiang I Shek
DeMolay Convention Closes as Fort Scott Chosen 1933 Meeting Place
Kansas DeMolays wrap a three day convention in Fort Scott selecting the city as the 1933 meeting site and electing officers William Blecha of Arkansas City is named master councilor succeeding Warner Sorenson. Other officers include Bill Shearer Abilene senior councilor Wilbur Pender Pittsboro junior councilor and Gordon Thorpe Kansas City scribe. The Legion of Honor awards go to Bruce Heath Gail Leonard Louis E Brentz Fred Whittle Jr Dale Larkin Abraham Weinbook Homer Shepherd Howard Talbert Thomas Hanson Clif.
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Abilene
Kan
Kansas
DeMolays
Fort Scott
William Blecha
Arkansas
Warner Sorenson
Bruce Heath
Gail Leonard
Louis E.brentz
Fred Whittle, Jr
Dale Larkin
Abraham Weinbook
Hutchinson
William Eddy
Merle Johns
Parsons
Homer Shepherd
Howard Talbert
Salina
Thomas Hanson
Topeka
Clif
Ford Stone and E Li Tutule, Wichita
Ford Stone and E Li Tutule of Wichita are featured in a brief society note noting their engagement and forthcoming wedding plans. The item highlights local social figures and upcoming nuptials.
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Ford Stone
E. Li
Tutule
Wichita
Reason for headaches athlete with fractured skull runs races
Halifax physicians investigate Johnny Young 29 in Halifax Nova Scotia to find headaches. They report a fractured skull from a soccer injury in 1924 after being kicked in the head. He ran a marathon three days after that injury and now faces a six month test period before possible operation.
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Halifax
N.S
API
Johnny Young
Ihe Savery
Tre
Young
Kanwaka Caucus Names Township Ticket At Meeting
More than 100 people attended the Kaw ka township Republican caucus in the township hall last night. The announced ticket includes treasurer Ralph Calman trustee Frank W. Houk clerk Albert Wauiskuhle Kanwaka precinct committeeman Petefish and Stull precinct committeeman Paul Anderson.
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Kawka_ township
Ralph Calman
Frank W. Houk
Albert Wauiskuhle
Kanwaka
Petefish
Stull
Paul Anderson
Wak arusa caucus held at courthouse Saturday night
Three traffic cases were heard in police court by Judge O E Learnard this morning. Henry Beers of 1849 Waskell avenue was fined $10 for speeding and warned that a driving ban would be suspended if he obeys the order not to drive for 60 days. D J Teviotdale of 405 West Sixth street and M McLaren of 14410 Massachusetts street forfeit $2 bonds for failing to appear in response to a summons for jaywalking. Will speak at Asheville.
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O. E. Learnard
Henry Beers
Waskell Avenue
Beers
D. J. Teviotdale
West Sixth Street
M. McLaren
Massachusetts Street
Asheville
Lindley to Speak at Asheville School Graduation
Chancellor BL Lindley and Mrs Lindley travel from Lawrence to Asheville School in North Carolina where he will be the principal speaker at the boys’ graduation on Saturday June 16. They plan to return late next week.
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E. H. Lindley
Lawrence
Asheville School
N. C
Lindley
Fascist Trend Seen by Thompson
Washington reports W Q Thomson resigns from the Darrow NRA review board saying the NRA trend favors monopoly capitalism and a government by workers and farmers can plan production to raise living standards. He criticizes the NRA price fixing policy and defends the board’s socialist industry report.
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Washington
NRA
United States
W. QO. Thompson
Darrow Nra Review Board
White House
National Recovery Administration
Law
Clarence Darrow
John
Labor Advisory Board
Recovery Review Board
Review Board
Local notes from Tonganoxie and vicinity
A crowded social page from Tonganoxie details visits by Mr and Mrs George Morris of Leavenworth to relatives the Farrells and others. Walter Gould of Emporia spent the weekend with the Farrells, with several trips to Lawrence. A Congregational Ladies Association gathering, a picnic at State Lake, and church club events are noted along with local hires, teaching appointments, and a new Townsend doctor beginning practice in Tonganoxie. A funeral for Mrs C D Dews is reported, and marriage of Elizabeth Dews to Walter Ressmeyer in Leavenworth is recorded with a brief note on the couple’s post wedding plans.
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George Morris
Leavenworth
M. G. Farrell
Walter Gould
Emporia
Farrell
Leonard Deaton
Zola Farrell
Lawrence
John Conrad
Denver
Arthur Roberts
Walter Neibarger
Congregational Ladies Association
Kansas City
Ed Hunt
Catholic Ladies’ Club
Civic Study Club
State Lake
Fred Saunders
Lottie Sills
Topeka
Anna Myers
Pete Starmes
Hedges
Parker
Hill City
Tonganoxie
Methodist Parsonage
Hoover
Margaret Sanders
Honey Valley
Myrtle Horne
Ames
Ruth West
Robert
Bertha Kingler
Dale Rawlings
Excelsior Springs
Malcolm McNaughton
Billy Francis
McNaughton
Ed Hoskins
Edward Evans
Salina
Zellner Mercantile Co
Union Public Service Co
Tonganoxie State Bank Hall
Miss Boyle
Thelma Collins
Les Sparka
Daryl Meredith
Lloyd Ripley
Mary Lou Earlenbaugh
Julia Maranville
Edward Pendleton
W. S. S. Milwaukee
Culebra Island
Virgin Islands
C. D. Dews
Thos
Dews
Foster
Santa Ana
Calif
Laming
Mable Watkins
Pasadena
John Todd
Todd
A. M. Dick
McLouth
Elizabeth
Walter Ressmeyer
Henry Blanke
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Nancy Lee Brown
Reasmeyer
Chicago
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Utica
N. Y
Floyd ‘Gennett Field
New York
Associated Press
Wakarusa Township
BL Lindley
Pontiac
Mich
General Motors
Fisher
GW Motor Sales
N. H. St
Thompson
Darrow
NRA Review Board
Ligcert
Tosacce Coy
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
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