Prohibition Chief Frank DeMayo Arrested on Four Indictments
Kansas City June 21 four federal indictments accuse Frank DeMayo head of a large bootlegging ring of conspiracy to subvert the federal prohibition act and the manufacture and sale of counterfeit revenue stamps. No signor charges yet. DeMayo had boasted of defeating the law and stored millions in securities and cash.
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Kansas
City
Frank DeMayo
Prohibition
United States
Joplin
Federal Building
Eel Sports
de Mayo
Hoowever
Washington
Senior Voice Recital by Henry Bere in Fraser Hall
Henry Bere a senior voice student of Alice Moncrieff with accompanist Ela Biar will present a senior recital in Fraser Hall on Thursday evening June 23 at 8 o clock. The program includes Where'er You Walk Mayday Carol Tosca aria L aria Brahms pieces Die Mainacht and L ultima canzone. OFFICERS Vogler and Dowers arrested Marcus Berry Harold White and Harold Brown of Kansas City for possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor after a five mile chase. They refused to stop for siren and were fired upon before stopping. Car belonged to W M McNary of Kansas City.
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Henry
Bere
Alice Moncrieff
Ela Biar
Rcital
Fraser Hall
Wallendel
Carol—Taylor
Eluce van Je Siele
Schubert- Iver
Asra—Rubinstein
Brahms
L'ultima
O' Hera
Waytar
Ang Martin Seeeve
Vogler and Dowers
Marcus, Berry
Harold White
Harold Brown
Kansas City
Nen
Thurman
W. M. McNary
Kansas. City
Opening Road to Peking Shanghai Dispatch
Vernacular newspapers report a nationalist detachment reaching Tsingtao and moving by rail toward Tsinania capital of Shantung province. General Sun Chuan-Pang, northern commander, is expected to advance from Maichow toward the southern coast as reports indicate a widening advance toward Peking.
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Shanghai
Aspj
Tsingtao
Shattung
Maichow
Bhat
Tsinania
Sun Chuan-Pang
Sar
Roa Teki
uiss_P
Jenny Wren Concert At WREN Evening Broadcast
A late night program over station WREN features the Jenny Wren ensemble with Miss Tucker and Bertha Alice Perkins assisting. The broadcast includes acts like The Naughty Little Cloak and The Slave Song amid a slate of titled tunes and novelty pieces.
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Jenny Wren
Wren
Bertha Alice’ Perkins
Jessie May Tuck
Miss Perking
Ramlach
Huerter
Raven
Visiting teacher talk at All University event
Mrs Jeannette Baskett with extensive social and educational experience will explain the duties and opportunities of a visiting teacher to attendees tomorrow at 7 30 in Raset chapel. T30 classes invited. Baskett teaches two courses this summer in social case work and problem children at the university. June 24, F Sam McKelvie and Mrs McKelvie invited to state lodge dinner. Bond set at 500, A M Murray jailed after liquor charge, bond 300. Out of town and city trucks urged to aid Lawrence street paving effort. First New York side paving in 1638.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Baskett
Boone County
Missouri
all-University
Ovens Tion
Raset Chapel
McKelvies
Surracr
White House
Rapid City
Sam BR
McKelvie
Nebraska
Coolidge
McWelvie
National Editorial Association
A. M. ‘Murray
Justice of the Peace Clark
Lawrence
McNish
Oil Production Up As U S Output Rises
The Oil and Gas Journal reports U S crude oil production for the week ending June 21 averaged 11,358 barrels per day more than the prior week, totaling 2,503,922 barrels daily. California and Seminole Oklahoma areas led gains while Texas fell. Seminole saw a 17,220 barrel per day rise.
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Tulsal?Oh
Seminole
Oklahoma
California
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Tod
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
K U Tennis Tourney Starts With Singles Draws
University of Kansas tourney opens with first round singles due by June 25. Coaches announce rounds for singles, doubles, and finals to be completed by July 9. Draws list pairings and byes, with Bunn in charge and entries ongoing for mixed doubles.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Bunn
T . Tmerick
J. M. Eeker
D. Wolgast
Robert Woodbury
Larry Wealker
Pat Krabill
Chester Hudson
H. C. Elder
L. Dageet
Thorp
Kent
Tom Emerick
Bob Woodbury
Larry Walker
Ft. Dirks
H. F. Janzen
R. L. Doggett
J. M
Oach Bunn
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Barler Barley 78
Mrs Mary R Barler Barley aged 78 died at her home 701 Rhode Island street Funeral services set for 2 30 Wednesday from Rumsey funeral home Rev N G McKenzie in charge Burial in Maple Grove cemetery Survived by son Charles Barley of Kansas City and two sisters Mrs We E Canavan and Mrs Daniel Husted of Lawrence. Assails board of trade Chicago AP Amarillo Texas president of the Texas Wheat Growers assails Chicago board of trade saying it fixes price for every bushel and wields power over farmers notes five men on board determine farmer’s price.
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Mary. R. Barler
Mary. R. Barley
Rhode Island Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
N. G. McKenzie
Maple Grove Cemetery
Charles Barley
Kansas City
We E
Canavan
Canavan and Mry
Daniel Husted
Lawrence! Ae Assails Board OF Trade
Chicago
I. Gough
Amarillo
Texas
Texas Wheat Growers Association
American Institute of Co-Operation
Chisago
Sentence Negro to Hang at Jefferson County Trial
Jackson Mississippi June 21 Walter Burley a negro slayer of two women was sentenced to hang July 22 at the conclusion of his trial here today A boy detonated a firecracker near the courthouse drawing national guardsmen into action but no shots were fired The negro tried under guard protection with public and press excluded from the courtroom was arraigned on an assault charge involving Martha Reese The jury found him guilty after brief deliberation
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Jackson Miss
Walter Burley
Tuly
Geers
National Guardsmen
Martha Reese
Slander charges against Governor Johnson withdrawn
Major Orville M Johnson of Lanao province faces withdrawal of libel suit claims after Sultan Aviraya accused him of calling him a monkey in testimony. Philadelphia police identify a Winniping Manitoba pictograph as the suspect in a murder strangling near West Philadelphia. Prince of Asturias health worsens and remains bedbound in Spain. MacEadden Publications reps operate under L Armstrong supervision with courtesy requested. Forbes Robertson, famed Macbeth interpreter, traces lineage to King Malcolm II and is noted as the father of historical figures.
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Associated Press
Debu
Orville M. Johnson
Lanao
Sultan Aviraya
Overnor
Johnson
Philadelhia
Virginia Vatson
Marie McConnell
West Philadelphia
Wilson
Canada
Biarritz
FrantelThe
Asturias
Spain
W. E. Raub
C. W. Murrey
Harry Rabe
L. Armstrong
MacEadden Publications, Inc
Pas Gp Em
Local Community News From Eudora Area Residents
Belleview Lala and Ar Ways travel to Kansas City on business. Mrs. Starr hosts a social at the parochial hall. A large group from Hesper attended Prairie Center meetings. Families visit, illnesses noted, and church events plus a children’s day program are reported with many local names and places.
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Lala
Goodway
Kansas City
William Ternaden
Linwood
Maurice Starr
Ed Groesdidier
George Wfith
Sterling and Arts
Diechmarin
Bridge
Geo
Grosdidier
Ed Joe
E. Yotan
Geo. Yotaw
Watson
1Hill
Eunice
Grob
Famsily
Roger Stanley
Raymond Stanley
Land Family
Perry-Page and Canters
Francis
Pearl
Uma Allexander
Sofd
Arthur
Olathe
A.A. Goodway
Ben Brecheisen
Ireed City
Ise Freese
Mabel Hevener
St. Louis
Ernest Milburn Hotse
Leona ‘Thougn
Sti Luke
Kakasai
Ted
Christina Kanzig
Kansas
Rs. Geo
Trholth
A. al Goadway
Irvin Votan
Carl
Phieger
Eudora
Alice
Mary Bernite
Walter Brecheisen
Fe' Ter Brecheisen
Kohyi
Reaj
Beautiful Grove
Lawrence
Prairie Center
John Welbourne
Charles “Moore
Chaikley Dailey
Gause
Charles Cox
John Smith
Gerstenberger
St.Paul's Church
Henry Ma
Mildred Grob
Lucille
Ide
Marian Votaw
Lucille Gabri
Dedicate Cemetery Memorial Park Dedication Speakers
Dr W J Burdick was principal speaker at Memorial Park cemetery dedication on Sunday afternoon. He traced burial history and noted Masonic monument unveiled. I C Poulte spoke on cemeteries run by Memorial Park company and perpetual care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Burdick
Memorial Park
W. J. Burdick
I. C. Poulte
Memorial Park Cemetery Company
C. Bussing
Richard
Ham Dunn
Bertha Alice Perkins
Guila Carl
Braxton
Wiliam
Donald Tiovett
Clyde Laessiz
Faulter
Wei L. Burdick
Community News Highlights From Local Social Calendar
Reports detail a June village social calendar with a 4 H club meeting at Yerz Woodard’s, a miscellaneous shower for Miss Winona Selzer ahead of her marriage to Elvin Durr, and visitors spanning Richland to Kansas City. Also noted are hospital cataract treatments, farm visits, club meetings, and local families hosting relatives while Ralph Freese earns academic honors at Kansas University.
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N. Penley
Mildred Grob
Yerz Woodard
Bessie Kanzig
Winona Selzer
Elvin Durr
Winona _Selzer
Lerie Deay
Valera’ Brecheisen
Lena Milburn
Thelma Deay
Lucillel Gabriel
Christina Selzer
Dorothy Gabriel
Eva Milburn
Vern Knabe
Esther Gabriel
Bértha Zorn
Richland
Kansas City
Hileen
Bell Memorial Hospital
Rosanna Shellack
Edward Keyes
Birs
Martin Abell
Ray Miller
Ben Rowingome
Lawrence
Grace Musick
Som
John
Louie Shellack
Black Jack
Ralph Bowling
Valentine Bowling
Prairie Center
Henry Mathia
Harry Skinner
Roslan Skinner
Clara Pearsom
Emporia
Levi Woodard
H Club
Ornoon
Vera Woodard
Randall
Elmer
Earl Trowbridge
Stanley Klopfenstein
Alfred Leslie
Karysas City
W. G. Jay
Will Trowbridge
Eudora
John Schuster
Martin Abel
Otto Ab
Fred Koch
Holmes
Thelma -Deay
Manhattan
Will Miller
Wittin
Bartlesville
Misa Helen
Mathi
Hrairie Cenev
Ed Burnell
Tiomin’ Muller
Grandview
Sun
Endeavor Society social closes Bible reading contest in Big Springs
Big Springses Endeavor Society held a Tuesday evening event at the Charlie Geek home marking the climax of the Bible and gate reading contest. Pete Balinmaier led the losing side while Mike Zub captained the winning team. The group earned a banner for efficiency at the Jopek District Christian Endeavor convention in Kansas City June 7 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran Endeavor Society
Charlie Geek
Pete Balinmaier
Mike Zub
Christian Endeavor
Kansas City
Will Henry
Suir
Clyda Gonnadd Lynn
Charlie Zeeb
G. J.bahnmaier
Edeed
Vena Wilson
Sophia Damm
Mabel Zeeb
Esther Bahnmaier
Gertrude Henry
Opal Matney
Laveda Evans
Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Thelma Evans
Gladys Duncan
Gus Hartman
Ray Baldwin i
Orville
Harley Milliken
Milliken
Oscar Webber
Frontier
Alys. van Deren
Emporia
Fiyr Springs
Ww GT
Moa
Edna Slaughter
Flower
Benny Hull
Gilbert
Henry Add
Raymond Deister
Topeka
Merle
Heer
Seminole
Mia
Hazel Noe
Big Springs
Miss Noe
Lawrence Memorial High School
Nonglas County
Somekal
Big Sprites
Iis Capperdanier Radio Club
Nove Alty Theatre
Tapetea
Jane Sard
Seeman Tavern
Col. Rod
Mack
H. R.seeman
Petes and French Operetta on_hook night schedule details
A fragmented timetable lists musical programs and orchestras across U S cities with entries for Petties and Rosalie Fae roles, including station names Albany Baltimore Buffalo Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit and Niagara Falls, showing dinner music, talks, and performances with alphabetically arranged city schedules and post midnight times.
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Edmund
C. Wgy
WORE
Rosalie Fae
Atlantic
Waltimore
van Retiad
Pepe Spivtegonrs
Statler Orchestra
K. Buffalo
S—Tinner Music
Remington Ban
Niagara Falls
WLW
Cincinnati
Radi Colne
Pusbe
Canter
Cleveland
Detroit
EAF
WGHP
Tuller
Détroit Symphony Creek
Ozridle
Radio Program Listings Across North American Stations
A dense schedule of radio programming lists various stations including WEAF New York WEAF and other cities. Entries show time blocks dinner programs soloists orchestras bands and talks with mentions of Montreal CNRM Toronto Philadelphia Chicago Atlanta and more. The compiled guide reflects a period overview of nightly and late afternoon segments across multiple outlets.
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Jartford
Farr
Prdarame
WEAF
Yeaf
CNRM
Montreal
Rorita
CNHO
ENRO
WOR
Newark
RCA
Hagan's
Brent
New York
Peain
h—Waldorf
Bill
Keown
Arion
Davis
RCA Radiotrain
Mo— Astor Root
Ah Keys
Fernase
Midale
Wane
Midvight
Whn
Ottawa
Wie
Philadelphia
Reber
Tiaddy
Nery
Ialey Pears
Praeram
KDKA
Pittsburh
Westinghouse
Wiz
K& Quotes Tranbanese
Deserter Arrested. Lawrence Briefs Include Visitors and Trips
Charles A. Willams, a deserter from Company H, Second Infantry at Camp Custer, Michigan, was arrested by Officers Mester and Hughes and handed to Leavenworth disciplinary authorities. Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Walker and daughter with Miss Caroline Zoellner visit Kentucky Street relatives. university ties noted. Law and museum officials plan visits. Topeka hospital treatment and city ordinance on late-night car use highlighted. Multiple social and travel notes include Misses Lech and Leonard Wilk heading to Mexico City. Amés, Iowa visitors to Temptin family. Mrs Gaunt planning California trip. Edward Young to drive.
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Charles A. Willams
Second Infantry
Camp Custer
Mich
Agas
Mester
Hughes
Fk. Leavenworth
Roy M. Walker
Marilyn
Caroline Zoellner
Scotia
New York
Mr. Walker
Kentucky
University
Pittsburgh
Bristol Company
Frances
Eberth
Leavenworth
Mabel Glendenning
Kansas City
C. A. Conboy
St.Louis
Chicago
Agnes, Brady
Edna Lech
Aliss Annette
Leohard Wilk
Windsy
Mexico City
Mexico
Walter Wellhouse
Amés
Iowa
Mizsbane Licenses Issued to Multiple Applicants
Yesterday licenses issued to Richmond D. Fetherell Savarthiaore Pa and Mariam Markham Baldwin. Today a license granted to Samuel Clifford Mec Farlami Topeka and Bertha Schemmer Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond D. Fetherell
Savarthiaore
Mariam Markham
Baldwin
Samuel Clifford MecFarlami
Personal notices and travels mix in summer reports
A string of social items and travel plans fills the page as multiple families and individuals depart for educational study, city visits, or vacations. Marie Woodruff and Mrs. Floyd Salvesen head to Columbia University for summer study in New York, with plans to tour the East afterward. Others travel to St. Louis, Kansas City, and back home, while Florence Peterson and Isabel Gibb join Kansans returning to Bend, and Mrs. Jessie J. Hoadley visits Kansas City for a few days. Additional notes mention extended stays in Superior Wisconsin, Southampton Massachusetts, and a Springs outing, with family members and friends accompanying or awaiting returns.
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Migs Marie Woodruff
Floyd Salvesen
New York
Sumner
Columbia
Albert Floro
Burgher
Martin Jost
St. Louis
RB. B. Brodhead
L. Monroe
Kan
Florence Peterson
Kansas City
Bendin
Isabel Gibb
Jake
J.C. Bernhard
Byron F. Canke
Vermont Street
Mr. Cooke
E.R. Woke
Cooke
Wendall
Arthur
Chris
Annette Garrett
W Lawrenes
Teft
Southampton
Mass
Rex Lawrence
Carrie Thompson
Excristy
Springs
Max E ‘Auinée
Paris farm hands seek better homes back to city life
In France, people migrate to urban centers as better housing remains scarce. Phi Delta Kappa honorary education fraternity held a slate event at 4 PM in the west rocan of Central Administration building. A banquet followed at 8 PM at the colonial tea room.
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Paris
France
Se Age Phi Delta Kappa
West Rocan
Colonial Tea Room
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Miss Tucker
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Johnston Forbes-Robertson
Lot
Shakespeare
Macbeth
Malcolm
Belleview
Frank Page
Blanche
Luli
Clara Votan
M. E
Findora
Lloyd Thomas
Mary
Katherine
Colorado Springs
van Geuch
Gudora
S.H. Davis
Ore
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Tenekes
Dedicate Cemetery
Day Land
Telse ‘Tives
Johnnie Abel
Baby
Homewood
Kans
Otto Abel
Ed Miller
Andrew Koehler
Blechel
Gus Bohe
Oscar Peereee
Smith
Gardner
Tillie Thoren
A Gunten
Eyntes
Laughlin
Ralph Freese
K. U
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Nature League
Cameo Tri
Reisman
Orchestra
CECA
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Atlanta
Chapman
Stevens
Webh-Ward
Harding Theatre
WLS
Charal Tmusic
Pavenport
WEAR _ organ recital
Silver Ring
Des Cooke
Christian
Philbreck
HGT Springs
Lincoln
WHAS
Louisville
Maxwell
Cardinals
Wey Tees Lst
Paul
Hpana
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Sturlo
Hon. Martin
W. J. Matthews
American Museum of Natural History of New York
Matthews
Fourteenth Street
S. B.A. Hospital
Will, Johns
C. W. Carman
George Patz
Fred A. Mageatt
Toneka
Erranement
Wolf
Wolf Bros
Ward
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Yad Street
Merchants National
Federal Reserve Bank
Chain IK
Hoover
C. Whipple
Vice Prat& Cash
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