May bar votes of petition signers in Kansas primaries
Topeka June 14 AP Independent candidates in Kansas face a question about petition signers voting in August party primaries. Kansas statutes offer no direct answer but imply signers may lose party status once they sign. An affidavit is required to vote in a primary if challenged, or they must withdraw signatures. Independent candidates are placed on the general election ballots, not the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
O. C.ralston
Map Resubmission Plank May Satisfy Administration
Liberal dry element representatives in the Republican party discussed a resubmission plank favorable to the administration. A key dispute remained over whether to present the prohibition issue to state conventions or legislatures. Eastern wets planned a minority report to force a showdown at the convention. Administration leaders pressed for a repeal path and a substitute plank for the 18th Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican Party
Resolutions Committee
Bingham
Connecticut
Peru
Protection of British Interest in Chile Seen in More
London reports that HMS Durban, British cruiser attached to the South American division of the West Indies squadron, was ordered to Callao Peru to be ready to protect British interests in Chile. Parliament was told Britain takes a serious view of confiscatory measures by Chile’s Socialist government and may demand full compensation if harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
London
H. M. S. Durban
West Indies
Callao
Peru
Great Britain
Senate Substitutes Relief Bill for Garner Plan
The Senate Banking Committee substituted a $2 billion relief program for the Garner $2.3 billion plan. The panel agreed to report the Garner bill with the Senate substitute so both measures can go to conference, a move aimed at breaking the House Senate relief deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Democrats
5Nate Banking Committee
House
Report Leader Is Slain in Honduran Mountains
In the Honduras mountains the government reports Colonel Moises Vasquez, rebel leader, killed in a Monday skirmish. A federal detachment cut off a retreating rebel column, with about 20 rebels killed. The government pursues the remaining rebels as troops move through the northern highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Moises Vasquez
Mlain
Richard A Barber Named On Kansas Law Honor Roll
Lawrence resident Richard A Barber is listed on the University of Kansas law school second semester honor roll. Also named are seniors Robert O Karr Joseph Kovalchik Dwight A Olde and Stanley B Toland, juniors George W Donaldson James H Meek and Eugene Nirdlinger, and freshmen Geraldine Lutes and Pauli Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A.-Barber
Lawrence
University of Kansas Law School
Robert
Karr
Joseph’ Kovalchik
Dwight A. Olde
Stanley B Toland
George W. Donaldson
James H. Meek
Eugene Nirdlinger
Geraldine Lutes
Pauli. Smith
Scott on dry plank at Republican convention
Chicago June 14 The Kansas representative on the Republican National convention resolutions committee Charles F Scott of Iola will interpose no objection to a prohibition resubmission plank if it provides an alternative plan of concerted control He would favor resubmission under article five of the constitution with an alternative Scott believes Kansas delegates would favor resubmission and notes Hoover has not fixed a preferred form Scott also supports continuing the farm board with caution on grain buys and has prepared a speech for Charles Curtis to seek renomination as vice president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Republican National Convention Resolutions Committee
Charles F. Scott
Iola
Scott
Republican National Committee
Washington
James Challis
Atchison
Hoover
Farm Board
Charles Curtis
Peace Parade Diverted Near Chicago Convention
A peace parade led by Miss Jane Addams, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, was diverted from the Stadium where the Republican convention met. About fifty cars, largely carrying women and children, moved along West Madison Street toward the convention hall before traffic police redirected them to Monroe Street. Banners urged peace with placards reading For our sakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jane Addams
Challenge to recapture the home at women’s clubs meeting
Delegates to the general federation of women's clubs opened their biennial convention with a motion picture described as the strongest influence against the group's aims. The nominating committee, led by vice president Grace Morrison Poole of Brockton, Mass., announced her as the unopposed presidential candidate. John F. Sippel of Baltimore delivered the presidential message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Grace Morrison Poole
Brockton
Mass
John F. Sippel
Baltimore
Ministers Attend School Four Day Session at Baker University
Scores of Methodists from the Kansas conference gathered in Baldwin for a four day Graduate Ministerial School at Baker University starting June 14. Dr Harry Clayton Rovers of Linwood Boulevard Presbyterian Church Kansas City will conduct vesper services each evening. Lecturers include Dr Lucius H Burbee head of Methodist Sunday School publications New York City and Dr Edwin Lewis Drew Theological faculty Madison New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Methodist Churches of the Kansas Conference
Harry Clayton Rovers
Linwood Boulevard Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Lucius H. Burbee
Methodist Sunday School Publications
New York City
Edwin Lewis
Drew Theological Faculty
Madison
N.J
Horn
Senator C W Parkinson's Son Rescued From Monoxide Gas
Waynesburg Pennsylvania June 14 AP Thomas Parkinson aged 17 was found unconscious in his father's garage after carbon monoxide gas exposure. His head rested on a horn button and neighbors responded to the blast of the horn to revive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Thomas Parkinson
C. W. Parkinson
Reno County Democrats Endorse Shouse for Chairman
Jouett Shouse former congressman from Hutchinson Kansas was unanimously endorsed as chairman of the Democratic national convention by the Reno county Democratic club. The Kansas delegation support was also demanded with Kingman official S. Alexander adding approval before the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno County
Hutchinson
Kan
Jouett Shouse
Democratic Club
Kansas
Kingman
Shouse
S. Alexander
Kansas City Pilot Tests Thirty Foot Ship Hop
Penny Rogers, a Kansas City pilot, hopped the Ben Brown experimental plane at the municipal airport, rising thirty feet for a short distance. Rogers previously tested for Steerman Aircraft in Wichita. Emerson Carey Jr of Hutchinson trails Fred Fage of Pratt by one down after nine holes in the state golf tournament first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Rogers
Kansas City
Ben Brown
Rogers
Steerman Aircraft Company
Wichita
Topeka
Emerson Carey, Jr
Hutchinson
Fred Fage
Pratt
Carey
Fage
KU Summer Session Registration Tops 1430 Mark
Registration at the University of Kansas summer session passed the 1430 mark by noon today with late enrollments announced as accepted for the remainder. Figures are being withheld but are said to be below the first six weeks session last summer. Summer classes include the school of medicine in Kansas City, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
School of Medicine
Kansas City
Kan
Educational Forum
Little Theater
Greenhall
FPI Lambda Theta
Union Building
Eelen Rhoda Hoopes
Fraser Theater
University Auditorium
E. HL. Lindley
Memorial Benion
Dawes Declines Vice Presidential Candidacy
In Washington on June 14 AP reports Charles G. Dawes decisively withdrew from consideration for vice president, urging friends not to present his name. The move supports Hoover and Curtis on the Republican ticket as Hoover aides coordinate with Chicago operatives amid party machinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Hoover
Curtis
Hurley
Dawes
Middle West
Convention by Radio Draws Senators to Chicago
Washington reports that at the national convention in Chicago a large radio receiver was in use as Senators from both parties gathered in a room off the senate chamber to listen to the keynote address by Senator Dickinson of Iowa. House members also tuned in from their offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chicago
Curtis
Patterson
R. Mo
Dickinson
Iowa
Senator Barkley
D. Ky
Abraham Lincoln
Barkley
Thomas Jefferson
House
Douglas County Attorney hopeful Lamb announces candidacy
County attorney candidate J T Ted Lamb filed this morning for the Democratic primary in Douglas County. Lamb, practicing law in Lawrence for a year after graduating from the University Law School, was elected to the Order of the Coif. He holds an A B degree from the University earned in 1839 and lists a law office at 704% Massachusetts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T
Ted” Lamb
Douglas County
C. F. Baldwin
Lamb
Lawrence
Law
Order of Coif
Memorial Hospital Notes And City Tax Action
Memorial Hospital notes report Rev Charles W Thomas improving after a minor operation. R B Brodhead admitted for medical treatment. Mrs W B Dalton remains about the same. Miss Elizabeth Siler underwent a major operation, condition satisfactory. Mrs L A McNaley continues to improve. To Absorb Electric Tax in Topeka Kansas city commissioners vote to absorb the 3 percent federal tax on electricity, avoiding a rate increase for the municipally owned plant. Payment from surplus will save about 3100 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Thomas
R. B. Brodhead
W. B. Dallton
Elizabeth ‘Siler
Tlinois Street
L. A. McNaley
Tola
Kan
Socialite Larremore guests depart to teach in Colorado
Mr and Mrs Thomas A Larremore of New York arrived Tuesday to visit Dr and Mrs Raymond A Wheeler then travel to Boulder Colorado where Mr Larremore will teach in the law school at the University of Colorado. They toured Washington visiting Legion groups in the capital and met at Columbus Ohio with Dean H B Arant and other Kansas University affiliates. Social events include a Thursday Broad View Inn party via arrangements with Mrs Elizabeth Tuttle and meetings of the American Legion Auxiliary and First Christian Church Woman's Council with Miss Ethel Fenstemaker providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Larremore
New York
Raymond A.wheeler
Boulder
Colo
Larremore
University of Colorado
Washington, D. C
New York State
Syracuse
Nassau
American Legion
Capital
Mas
J.R. Cygon
Lawrence
Jack Dickson
University School of Fine Arts
Columbus, O
H. B. Arant
E. N. Manchester
John Hallen
University of Kansas
Dean Avant
Law
Northwestern University
Chicago
Elva McMullen Gamble
Eugene Gamble
Gamble-Hinged Music Company
Helen Skilton
Clifton Mott
Virginia Lee
Catherine Pyle
Kansas City
Woman's Council of
The
First Christian Church
Ethel Fenstemaker
Alfred Lawrence
China
Nora Siler
Stoeppel family heads to Hollywood for summer
Rev and Mrs W W Stoeppel and family depart for Hollywood for the summer. Loring Dalton, son of Mr and Mrs W B Dalton of this city, graduates today from Country Day School in Kansas City as part of the school’s commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stoeppelworth
Hollywood
Loring Dalton
W. B. Dalton
Country Day School
Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Elizabeth Walter Ward
Mrs Elizabeth Walter Ward obituary notes the death of Mrs Eliza beth Walter 72 at her son Adams Balzer home six miles north of Topeka Born in Germany she lived in Kansas since 1888 and resided in Stull fifteen years Survived by seven sons My Walzer Berryton Elmer Gideon Walter Downs The Rev Franklin Walter Preston Neb Albert Walter Range Calif John Walter Lawrence Madison Walter Topeka and three daughters Mrs Chris Senti Maevo Calif Mrs W J Stuthert Orange Calif Mrs Geo Houk Stull plus 25 grandchildren Funeral services set for Stull Evangelical church at 2 30 Wednesday led by Rev Hower of Topeka with burial in Stull cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Walter Ward
Lawrence
Elizabeth Walter
Adam Balzer
Topeka
Walter
M. Walter
Germany
Kansas
Stull
My. Walzer
Berryton
Elmer
Gideon Walter
Downs
Stull Evangelical Church
Hower
Stull Cemetery
NOT THE LINDY LADDER LAPSE IN MAMARONECK
AP reports C W Moody says the ladder linked to the Lindbergh baby case is not the one missing from his real estate here since February. Brinkert, former Moody employee, is exonerated and to be released. Also noted are June 14 items on Home Loan Bill approval, French gold withdrawal, Chicago speakeasy raids, and a tire sale ad from Gamble Stores ending June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Jane
C. W. Moody
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Jersey City
Ernest Brinkert
Moody
Brinkert
Lindy
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Watson-Luce
House
Winter social notes include Lawrence visitors and travels
Miss Alma Alm Jeraldine from Lawrence and a North Carolina cousin visited Miss Dorothy Bearman on Monday. Jeraldine stayed several days. Dorothy accompanied her home for more days. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hamlin escorted Mrs. Ora Arnett from Lecompton to Hutchinson, returning Wednesday. Mrs. Charley Sehon, Mrs. Owen Bauchman, and Mrs. Phil Sehon from Tec o mpton called at the Schrover home. Douglas Schrover of Lawrence visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Schreyver, for a week. Hazel Coles of Los Angeles, formerly Miss Hazel Winter, cared for her father Milt Winter and may return to California if health permits. Mrs Frasier of Sacramento, and Misses Lenora Christine and Jeanne Harrington of Topeka spent Tuesday evening at the Schroyer home. Jeanne traveled with her aunt to California for the summer. Mrs. Zebb Van Neste hosted the Winter community club all day with eight members and two guests. the club quilted for her. Also noted were Mrs. William Colman and Mrs. H. V. Van Neste with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Alm
Jeraldine
Lawrence
Little Cousin
North Carolina
Dorothy Bearman
Dorothy
Albert Hamlin
Ora Arnett
Lecompton
Hutchinson
Charley Sehon
Owen Bauchman
Phil Sehon
Tecompton
Schrover
Douglas Schrover
Los Angeles
Coles
D. Frasier
Sacramento
Cal
Lenora
Christine
Jeanne Harrington
Topeka
Schroyer
Jeanne
William Colman
H. V. van Neste
Chil
Prairies Center Graduates Celebrate Olathe Commencement
CAPTAINS CREEK PR LAIN district reports that Prairies Center school graduates attended a recent commencement at the Olathe high school. The ceremonies featured class songs, a Virginia Griffin piano solo, and multiple honors. Griffin led with top county averages and state scholarship recognition, while Lloyd B Andrew earned second honors in Lexington township and Weldon Epperson topped McCamish township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairies Center
Olathe
Virginia Griffin
Frank Moore
Florence Richardson
Lloyd B. Andrew
Arlene Bales
Nellie Richardson
Wesley Rowe
Norman Schulz
Virginia
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Prairie Center
Fern’ Andrew
Lexington Township
Elaine White
Don Denham
Weldon Epperson
Weldon
McCamish Township
Trene Mistole
Fairview School
A.J. Bales
Fred Richardson
Will Andrew
John Schultz
Charles Moore
Edgar White
John Denham
Thompson White
Social visits and family travel noted in Haviland area
Mr and Mrs Milo Richardson and Mr and Mrs Charles Reed were mentioned as traveling with Philip Lefmann and Marvin Hodges and family from Kansas City. S R Lanter of Haviland hosted guests with Esther Gordon living with them during school. Hazel Hartman and two Wichita children plus Ed ith Sigman from DeSoto visited Mrs Edgar White. Hartman recalled as Hazel Douglas from years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Richardson
Charles Reed
Philip Lefmann
Kansas City
Marvin Hodges
S. R. Lanter
Haviland
Kan
Charles
Esther
Gordon
Hazel, Hartman
Wichita
Edith Sigman
DeSoto
Edgar White
Local families host visits over Sunday afternoon
Mr and Mrs Jake Leefmann and family of Lawrence spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Phils Lefmann. Mildred Louise Ambler visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Amber and Mr and Mrs Gabe Gabriel and family. Gerald Knabe and family of Clearfield were guests of Mr and Mrs Dec and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Jake Leefmann
Lawrence
Phils Lefmann
Mildred Louise Ambler
Harry ‘Amber
Hile
Gabriel
Andrald Knabe
Anenly Dec
Clearfield
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Richard. Ber Barber
Saga
Baker University
University
Ted Lamb
Sociely
B. and P. Ww
Broad View Inn
Elizabeth Tuttle
Bank of France
Federal Reserve Bank
Bill Fernald
Gamble
Hines State
Hines
Veterans Bureau
United Spanish American War Veterans
Congress
United States
van Neste
Willis Colman
Don Clair
Effie Banks
Willis’ Colman
Mr. Colman
George’ Miller
Mr.Miller
Mary Miller
Eben Sitcae
Kanwaka Farm
Kate Benson
Captains Creek
Funk’s Mortuary “Ambulance Service
Wolf's Book Store
van Briggle Pottery
Colorado Springs
Jackmann Mills
Massachusetts Street
Shell
Oil Company
Eli Wilson & Company
Massachusetts
Santa Fe
Interurban
Midland
Ed Anderson
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