French airmen receive high honors for trans Atlantic flight
June report notes France may decorate Jean Assolant and Rene Leve as Chevalier of the Legion of Honor after ministers shift to praise the Yellow Bird flight. Acknowledgment comes as officials consider future water plane flights and aerial achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imonoplahs
Arth
Deputies
Senate
Oreside Ville
M. Laurentegnac
Air Minj Iis
Old Orchard
Or &O
Iq -Atlantic
Doumergue
Jean Assolant
Rene
Leevie
Legion of Honor
Wellington Chief Denies Slaying Schlobohm
Wellington Kansas June 18 Chief of Police James Harris said he did not relieve Louis Schlobohm of his duties amid the alleged killing. George Gross is on trial. Harris, who found the body, said the recluse likely froze to death after injuring himself. Gross’s sanity exam was ordered. a commission of doctors examined him as Lawrence Batson’s preliminary hearing looms. The state claims Gross and Batson killed the hermit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kan
James Harris
Louis Schlobohm
George Gross
Jon
iHarris
Harris
Gross
Sanity Commission
R. W‘vandeventer
R. Hatcher
J. L. Taggart
H. C. Curtis
Wichita
Gross J
Lawrence Batson
Dr. Gowdy
Mr. Alger
Lincoln
Nebraska
Altho
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Store
Harvard Law Degree for Lawrence Returnee John J. Henry
John J. Henry son of Dr and Mrs J B Henry will arrive in Lawrence Sunday from Cambridge Mass where he has completed three years in the Harvard school of law and received his degree He has an exceptional scholastic record was an honor student during his Law Fence high school career entered the University of Kansas at fifteen as the youngest freshman enrolled In the educational examinations he ranked highest Henry completed four years at K A in 1926 and received his B degree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Henry
J. B. Henry
Lawrence
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard School Is Law
Law Fence
University of Kansas
He Henry
K. A
First Movie Wednesday at University Summer Session
The extension division offers a moving picture show for all enrolled students tomorrow evening in the University Auditorium. The film Dress Parade was shot at West Point. Only students and faculty with tickets admitted. Student tickets require fee payment. faculty tickets at Fraser Hall room 109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
West Point
Imembersu
Fraser ‘Hall
Pair Arrested on Liquor Charges After Car Stop
Walter Lowery and Jack Wilson were detained about midnight on possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. Police found about two gallons of alcohol in the car they rode in, which is believed to belong to Lowery. Wilson claimed he was merely a passenger with no role in purchase or transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lowery
Jack Wilson
James Messer
Richard ‘Hughes
Lowery
Wil Con
Kellogg Pact Reported by Privy Council in Tokyo
The Privy Council committee in Tokyo on June 18 voted to report the Kellogg antiwar pact to the council, with plans to report favorably on its interpretation. Premier Baron Tanaka's cabinet faced expected censure as opposition argued the clause was made meaningless by its interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Privy Council
Victor Baron
Tanaka
Cabinet
Dawes and MacDonald Speak on Peace Vision at Lossiemouth
Premier MacDonald in Lossiemouth outlines joint aim with General Dawes for world peace through cooperative diplomacy. He emphasizes equality of naval power as a shared policy between Britain and the United States, and rejects forming new alliances or pacts. The speech recalls talks at Logie House with the American ambassador and expresses hope for an international board to study arts and ways of peace without arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Lossiemouth
Scotland
MacDonald
Dawes
United States
iAs
Thhem
Logic House
Personal Notices of Visits and Travel Across States
Fort Scott residents plan visits with Dr. and Mrs. Anderson for a birthday celebration. Mrs. James Shearer and Miss Kathleen Asher return from a Colorado Springs trip. Mrs. Newton Knox of Boston visits cousin Mrs. John Levett. The Stephenson family returns from a seven week east and south motor tour. Gladys Baker and Thelma Mann head to Lake Geneva Wis for the summer with Chicago visits. Tommie Daniels arrives from Los Angeles to visit family. Eugene Daniels joins him. Hazel Griffitts departs for Burr Oak, Kan. Mrs. W T Courtney returns from a five week eastern trip with daughter Mrs. Carter. National Library Association meeting and Federation events noted. Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Courtney tour New England, Quebec, and Beaupre with stops. Further travels include Chicago and other relatives. City streets are listed as ghost town in county line notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Preyer
Fort Scott
Tomorow
A. J. Anderson
Anderson
Freyer
James. Shearer
Kathleen Asher
Colorado
Springs
Golo
Irs
Newton, Knox
Boston
Mass
John Levett
J. J. Stephenson and
Robert
Johnny
Maine
New Orleans
Gladys Baker
Thelma Mann
Lake Geneva
Wis
Tommie
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Kirksville
Des Moines
Iowa
Lawrence
California
Beach
Hazel Griffitts
Bark.Wilsman
Burr
Oak
Kan
W.T
Courtney
Canada
J. Q Ter
Wilson
Washington, D. C
National Library Association
Carter
Reed
Swampscott
National “Federation of Winter R
Ais
Federation
Club of
New England
Soriga
Orval Hemphill
Luces
Grierson
Houston
Texas
Old Lutheran Church
Ira’ Hird
Mms
Carl Hird
Misa Esther Johnson
Sibley
Herman Smith
Lonnie Simmons
Vinland
Manhattan
Simmons
Virgil Horrell
Scott Hansen
James
Darrier
John Anton
Ensign
Kant
Tommy. Grossman
Eisel. Moore
Misses
Gladys Roe
Anna Griffis
Tippi
Lucas
Fred Will
Dorothy Broekin
Joe Wagner
K. Jones
Lem Sturdy
Baldwin
Baker University
Jones
Heine
Jessie King
Seth Fenton
S. K. Punk
A.G. Hammond
Clifford Anderson
George Kelley
John Rockhold
Jacob Reusch
Will
Hydera
Hester Parsons
Susan Hangén
Werts
Walter Parsons
Bert Raod
Ed Rockhold
Central Office
Stevenson
Ferne
Wayne
Roy Jamison
Gallers
Carl Deay
Jesse Emery
J. A. Deay
Will Winters
Artie Winters
Alvord
Elizabeth Kandel
Hubbard
Randle
B. A. Stevens
Anna Andrews
Olive Frye
Bertha Weiler
Reeder
Martha Kelley
Mary Thre
Eva Stevens
Emporia
Ethel Smoith Cunningham
Toogether
Porterville
Calif
Minnie Randel
Ferne Ligget
Misj
Jake Ruethh
Ella Belvoir
J)d. Helm
J. D. Helm
Eliza Hyland
W.E. Hoskinson
Robert Ruesch
Eudora
Jake Ruesch
Laughiers
Joe Saile
Lester
Faith
Anna Desay
Rolie Deay
Ford
Ella Bel- Voi
Harold Baugher
Garnett
Hershberger
Mont Ida
Bee
Mrs Virginia Gross seeks to recover 880000 from husband in Paris case
New York June 18 AP Mrs Virginia Hartison Gross seeks court action to reclaim part of the 880000 in securities given to her husband to prevent his leaving her. She charges he will not return the funds and asks restraint on disposal as they separated after a Paris divorce petition in 1928. Gross, once American charge d affaires in Haiti and Paris secretary, is son of Charles W. Gross of Chicago. Also: Wichita golf meet leads as Jack Robertson posts 77 to lead medalist pace. Shelly Scott defends title with 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virginia
Hartison Gross
Supreme Court
Grose
Francis Burton Harrison
Philippines
Christian Gross
Diplomatic Corps
Algiers
Captain Gross
Mickoy
Paris
Gross
Haiti
The
American Cadets
Charles W. Gross
Chicago
Wichita
Jack Robertson
Tha
Wichita Country Club
Fred Cold
Shelly Scott
Rural Neighborhood club forms in Glenn area
The first meeting of the Rural Neighborhood club organized in Glenn was held at Mrs. Olivia Fulton’s home on Friday afternoon June 4. Attendees shared a light luncheon and will meet biweekly with needlework and social activities. A future ice cream social is planned for June 21 at the creas school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Fulton
Arlette
Jennie’ McClanahan
Creas School House
Vesta Bahnmaier
Beverly Belle
Frances Scott
Bahnmaier
Mattie Matney
Opal
Erma
Caroline Gray
Grace Gray
Rosemary Glenn
E. Dammer
Topeka
Geneva Carson
Earl Carson
W. H. Glenn
George ‘Chiles
Abner Gale
Gyrus Glenn
Stanley French
Bata
Lawrence
Clay Center
Frank Brubaker
C. ‘A. Pratt
George L. Glenn
H.Z. Brown
Irene
Helen’ Brown
George Morriss
Ellery Claar
Lecompton Frida
Hitse-Boyle Buwer
Grace
Zuma
Roy
Bobbie
Bill
Harry Stover
Clarence Welcher
Cecil
Ompton
Winona
Dreyer
Pleasant Grove Social Notes From Wednesday Visit
Pleasant Grove area social and family notices recount visits and neighbors from Ralph Hazel Georgia Mrs Leaf Stull Mrs A C Williams Leonard S B Perdue Jack Dillon HuBy Otto Smith Alice Ila Marie and Will Spaith spending Sunday at various homes near Lawrence and Willi Spaith the text records multiple household visits and local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Ice Hazel
Georgia
Leaf Stull
A.C. Williams
Leonard
S.B. Perdue
Jack Dillon
HuBy
Otto Smith
Alice J
Illa Marie
Willi Spaith
Sweat of Lawr
Elizabeth Ae
Lawrence Visitors Spark Community Notes Dense With Names
A long list of Lawrence visitors fills this item with social calls and gatherings. Residents like N. D. Messer, Elmer Landis, Otto Smith, and Mary Norris figure among many who called at neighbors’ homes or attended church and events in Lawrence and surrounding towns. The piece records numerous calls, dinners, and small social moments across the week, highlighting a tightly knit local network.
Local social notes from Baldwin and nearby towns
The Coleman Dell club meets with Mrs Mansfield at her Baldwin home on Thursday afternoon June 20. Ladies Aid society gathers at the church on Wednesday afternoon June 19 for business and social hour. News includes visits by Mrs Philipps and daughters to Missouri, and various family visits among Wellsville Ottawa Olathe Iola and surrounding areas. Children’s Day exercises were well attended at the Presbyterian church last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Dell Club
Eaden Eckman
Wamego
Charlie
Colorado
Harry Alleman
Mary
Elizabeth
Glenn
Galloway
Olathe
Ira Hird
Belle Randel
Harris
Mirinie J i Randel
Lester and
Ralph Snethen
Ottawa
Wesley Davault
Claude Davault
I Eilsmere Davault
Lem Stardy
Woodro
Robert Randel
Minnie Randel
Wilda’ Jucas
Clarence Randel
LeLoun
Erhart Yakle
Treva
Clyde Yakle
John O’brien
Ed Rockhold
Eula Trine
Iola
Kan
Iowa
John Rockhold
Opal Randel
Btael) Moore
Harry
Alleman
Ahd
Presbyterian Church
Wheat advances lift Chicago markets amid drought fears
Wheat prices rose in late dealings as rains lagged in North Dakota and parts of Canada while domestic and European crop prospects offered support. Kansas reports maturing wheat and faster displacement from Oklahoma to mills hint at stronger movement. cattle and hogs show varied shifts in nearby wholesale quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Dakota
Alberta
Canada
Europe
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Westernouth Dakota
Ortonville
Minn
Market gains amid speculation as power stocks surge
Investors renewed appetite for utilities and electrical equipment shares amid rising call money and anticipated credit loosening. Niagara Hudson Power Corp announces stock acquisition while Allied Chemical and Commercial Solvents push higher. Railroads show steady accumulation as Montgomery Ward and Sears face slight declines. Government bonds close with modest moves in Liberty and Treasury notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Hudson Power Corporation
Buffalo, Niagara & Eastern
Northeastern Power
Moha
Hudson Power
American Waterworks
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Standard Gas & Electric
General, Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Bis Country
Canada
Allied Chemical
New York & Harlem
Hocking Valley
Atchison,Wabasha
Baltimore
Programs and forecasts headline a busy broadcast slate
A day by day schedule lists programs from Pure Of Band at 6:30 p m to Slumber Music evening slot and Longines' Correct Film. Weather forecasts appear between segments with a focus on markets Grain and Livestock and Cottonseed Cake Meal Dry Market, with multiple to be announced entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelin
Strets
EMO Pro Iams
Longines
Eart Orchestradiana
Oiyl Wren Juniors
Yeast Foamers
Sylvania Foresters
Zion City Overseer says all men are singers abroad
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, head of Zion City, returns from four months across 16 foreign countries and denounces rampant drinking. He claims European men and women drink heavily and notes women are even seen with the whites of their eyes cooked by alcohol. He announces missionaries will be sent from Zion City to Holland, Poland, Scotland, Egypt, Palestine and Syria within months. Mrs Gertrude Pearson visits Topeka and will stay at Watkins Hall through July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Europe
America
Zion City
Holland
Poland
Scotland
Egypt
Palestine
Syria
Tulsa man arrested for overloaded truck on Lawrence Street
Charle H. Grant of Tulsa was arrested last night by Officers James Weed and George Atkerson for driving an overloaded truck weighing 9,200 pounds per wheel on Lawrence streets. He posted a $25 bond for appearance in police court Wednesday morning. Also noted is the Field Museum in Chicago receiving 400 fossils of prehistoric invertebrates as a gift from Henry Gobauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charle- H. Grant
Tulsa
Oklahoma
James Weed
George Atkeeson
Lawrence
Grant
Field Museum
Chicago
Henry Gobauer
Now Feels Finer Than in 15 Years
A patient reports gaining six pounds after starting a new medicine named Sargon and says they feel much better after fifteen years of stomach trouble. The account notes improved health and reduced symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargon
Sargon helped Herbert J. Gassen recover health after digestive distress
Herbert J. Gassen of 2612 Seneca St St. Joseph Saigon reports Sargon Soft Mass Pills relieved sour stomach gas dizziness headaches and constipation. He says appetite returned energy and sleep improved and credits the product with restoring color and vitality. The statement appears in Lawrence at the Round Corner Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert, J. Gassen
Seneca St
St. Joseph
Saigon
Lawrence
Round Corner Deug Company
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Yellow Bird
Beaiven
Schlobohm
Harvard
Alea
Bernhard
Get
Tleman
Milwaukee
Onigealar
Bethel
Olice
Powell
Dawes and MacDonald
Tap Cty’s
Sanita
Sam
Glenn and Vicinity
Pleasant Grove
Edwin Cook
Elmer Landis
Frances Williams
Guy Carpen
N. D. Mésser
Hia
William Porter
Marie Daniels
Fred Hibner
Ed Huey
John Harris
G. Kraft
Stull
N. D. Messer
August
Oeble
Ward
Landis
Doris Irene
Jafternoon
Mac Woods
Viola
Toe E. N
D. Messer
Rose
High Prairie
C. A. Porter
Sandy Williams
John Daniels
Christina
Rosetta” Fowler
Marie
Carl Daniels
William Porter Borne
Rae
Mary. Eberhart
Astley Flory
Williams
Illiam Porter
Carl Daniel
N.D. Messer
H. A. Schehrer
Mary A. Norris
Raymond Morrow
Jesse Hirt
Roscoe
Kenneth Daniels
Barber's Drug Store
Tina
Iusda
Medivan
Kansas City Livestock
Kansan City
Igs Bears
Guy
Aieantas
Tsai
Jeary Jaanais
USDA
Southern
Biss
Carolina
Wisconsin
Michi- San
Ka City
Rogsters
Wall Street
York
iLiberty Jts
Liberty Let
Liberty
Treasury
Voliva
Gertrude Pearson
Pearson
Watkins Hall
Erchants National Bank
Herbert J. Gassen
Gowdy Medical Company
the Gowdy Medical Company
Lawrence, Kansas
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