Senate tariff battle looms as independents coalesce
Washington reports June 21 that Congress pauses for recess as independents in the Senate organize a movement to curb industrial rate increases and push a broad tariff revision. The group includes Norris, Howell, Frazier, Nye, Brookhart, Lafollette and Wheeler, with Borah and Renub Jean as potential allies. They aim to pressure a plan favoring agricultural protections while deferring full party lines.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Norris and Howell
Nebraska
Frazier
Nye
North Dakota
Brookhart
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Wheeler
Mortana
Borah
Renub- Yjean
Idaho
Alan
Financé Canailtbee
Soloh
Hoover Answers Appeal in Virkkula Shooting
The federal government will not transgress the law President Hoover stated in a letter to the Falls city council. The message, sent from Washington, refers the matter to the treasury department after local protests following the fatal shooting of confectioner Henry Virkkula by a border patrolman. Senator Schall criticized the incident and urged measures to curb enforcement, while local officials urged relief from the situation.
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Falls
Minn
Hoover
Social City Council
Henry Virkkula
Big Falls
George
Sohnson
DR. Schall
Schall
Virkkula
Washington
Treasury Department
Agen Schall
Henrik Aeid
Minnesota
Deliberations Restart in Maude Ney Murder Trial
Fort Scott Kansas jurors resume deliberations in the Maude Ney husband murder case after a night recess as Judge Charles F. Trinkle had dismissed them for failing to reach a verdict. The prior trial ended without a decision. The report also notes unrelated budget news from Nebraska and a June 21 AP item.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Jane
Maudeney
Charles F. Trinkle
Franco Leads Flight Toward Azores on New York Leg
Major Franco and three Spanish companions began a publicity flight from Alcazares toward the Azores on the first leg to New York. They were scheduled to reach the Azores by 8 30 a.m. Madrid time and plan to depart for New York by 11 a.m. C.S.T. if weather holds, with Halifax, Nova Scotia as a possible stop.
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Hranco
Atlantic
C. S
Azores Islands
New York
Franco
Alcazares Airfield
Cartageria
Thes
Azores
Madrid
New New York
Halifax
N.S
Baseball results from today across leagues
National League headlines show scattered results including McGihy Miller Lerai for Brooklyn and Grimes Hargreaves for Chicago. In the American League at Yankee Stadium the Athletics hammered three Yankee pitchers for sixteen hits to win 11 to 1 in game one as Grove claimed his eleventh victory and Simmons hit two homers. Second game lists Earsthaw Cochran Hoyt and Dickey. Also mentions American Association Kansas City and Boston Washington scores.
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New
York
Philadelphia
Walker
O Farrell
McGihy
Miller
Lerai
Brooklyn
Boston
Minso Meieeney
Moreison
Picin
Goptey
Spohrer
Ay Ooh
Pittstingit
Chicago
Grimes
Hargreaves
Yankee Stadium
New York
Athletics
Yankee
Pennock
Bob Grove
al Simmons
Haas
Grove
Cochrane
Sherdel
Moore
Grabowski
Dickey
Philadephia New York
Earsthaw
Cochrahe
Hoyt
Leading Business Man or Banker Seen for Farm Board
Report from Washington on June 21 indicates the White House favors appointing an outstanding business man or banker to the federal farm board. Officials and agricultural colleges surveyed agree a loan should be among the eight to administer the new farm relief law with its $500,000,000 revolving fund.
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Washington
White House
Federal Farm Board
Secretary’s Son Injured in Minneapolis Streetcar Collision
A 6 year old boy, John Marshall, son of the president's secretary, is in critical condition after a streetcar accident reported late yesterday. K Newton, an administrative assistant to the President, rushed to Minneapolis to be beside his son at the bedside. The accident occurred yesterday evening. Newton intends to bring the boy to Minneapolis for further treatment. The McArthur Hospital unit reports stable but critical condition as of this morning.
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Washington
K. Newton
Hoover
Minneapolis
John. Marshall
Esterday
Mr. Newton
Ohio
Renewal of Prayer Book Controversy in England and London
The Daily News reports bishops at Lambeth Palace last week backed recommending to the convocation the use of a new common prayer book subject to revisions. Convocation meets July 10 to 12 and a heated discussion is expected.
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London
Common Prayer
Daily News Today
Lambeth
Palace
Convocation of
Fico County Virginia 4-H Club Reviews Scores at Encampment
Secretary Hyde of the agriculture department accompanies John G. Jackson of East Baton Rouge to review scores of boys and girls at the annual encampment on the grounds of the agriculture department building.
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Fico ‘County
John .G. Jackson
East Bator Rouge
Hyde
Agriculture
Recital Postponed Due to Laryngitis at Fraser Hall
Barre Hill Chicago Civic Opera baritone cancels tonight’s engagement after doctors diagnose laryngitis. Dean Swarthout announces recital moved to next Friday June 28 at Fraser Hall with same program, preserving chance to hear a promising young singer.
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Barre Hill
Chicago
Dean’ Swarthout
Fraser Hall
Dean Swarthour
Cooperation for Tree Trimming in City
City officials seek cooperation from property owners to fund minimal tree trimming costs. Mayor Rankin notes the work can proceed with a small assessment rather than a tax levy, citing low minimum charges of about $1. Wismer will quote prices for homeowners calling 460. Recent trimming along Tennessee Street showcased improvements, while a recent windstorm caused more damage in demonstration blocks.
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Lawrence
R. J. Wismer
Char
R. C. Rankin
Todaay
Rankin
Tennessee
Fifth
Wismer
Jwork
Des Moines University Diploma Riot Fallout
Des Moines university trustees declare diplomas issued to sixty seniors on June 3 were pulled after a court injunction forced Wayman to continue classes. A exchange of certificates will occur for those in attendance last semester except students involved in the May 11 riot or alleged accomplices. A committee to investigate the riot and disciplinary actions was authorized, with Shields and Rebman exonerated and re-elected. Dr Shields named acting president. In Greeley, Jacob Schnear, 60, was found hanged after an attempt to kill three children and a grandchild. two children and the grandchild severely wounded.
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Des ‘Moines
Des Moines University
H. C. Wayman
Wayman
Edith M. Redman
T.T. Shields
Dr. Shields
Greeley
Colo
Jacob’ Schnear
Hedd
August Schnear
Sarah
Fire destroys five oil tank cars at Kansas City plant
A blaze at the Independent Oil and Refinery Company plant in Kansas City Kansas yesterday destroyed five loaded oil tank cars on a siding. About $5,000 in damage was reported with no injuries. A dense cloud of black smoke lingered over the industrial district.
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Pies City
Kan
Aoss
Ae Unkown
Kansas City
First Baptist Church Celebrates 74th Anniversary
The First Baptist Church will observe its seventy fourth anniversary on Tuesday evening, June 25. Members and friends will meet at the church for supper and a program led by Dr. W. A. Elliot, pastor of the Ottawa church. The sermon titled The Church of the Future will be delivered. other speakers will give brief remarks on church life. features include a birthday cake and gifts from non resident members.
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First Baptist Church
W. A. Elliot
First Baptist Church of
Ottawa
Church of the Future
Lotal
Found Dead In Hotel In Kansas City Artist Identified
Kansas City police probe the death of 26 year old artist Margaret Hutchinson found in a downtown hotel room. A note on a sketch referenced a man named George and implied poison. The case centers on mysterious circumstances surrounding the young woman’s death and the note left behind. The report also mentions a Stearman Aircraft announcement about an attempted secret flight from Wichita to Oakland tied to Franklin Rose.
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Kansas City
Margaret Hutchinson
Offi
Ores
George
Wichita-Oakland
Wichita
Kan
Stearman Aircraft Corporation
Franklin Rose
Stearman
Nonston
Oakland
Calif
Waiar Va Ney
Oakan
Chevrolet Offer Promises Daily Enjoyment
A fragment announces a Chevrolet purchase with a promise of daily enjoyment. The line includes stray phrases about Abvater Kent and radio in Hoara, likely OCR noise, but the core call is to buy a Chevrolet for ongoing pleasure.
New Fall Shades in Hose Announced
New York June 21 AP reports womens hosiery for fall will feature about a dozen shades. A color card going to members of the National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers lists Romance Onionskin Sunbronze Amor Sable Allure Biscay Beige Duskee and other hues. Patterns for men’s neckwear include degraded surah clusters and striped motifs.
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New York
National ‘Association
Srosidr
Free Red Cross swimming and life saving classes begin
F. M. Bray from St Louis arrives to open royal Red Cross chapter classes at the Jayhawk plunge. Programs run for a month for children and adults with special rates for free instruction. Children mornings, adults 3 30 to 7 pm. Phone Jayhawk plunge to arrange. Bray will demonstrate resuscitation and bandaging at South Park this afternoon.
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F. M. Bray
Red Cross
St.Louis
Royal Red Cross
Jayhawk Plunge
Mse
Herbert G. Allphin
Tolonrolhe
South Park
Death gas mystery at Ascarate kills two children
In El Paso on June 21 investigators probed the origin of hydrogen sulfide that killed two children and injured 16 others near Ascarate. Army chemists from Fort Bliss joined city and county officials to find the gas source and prevent a repeat incident as pipelines and refineries near the area were checked for operational status.
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el Paso
Fox
Ascarate
Maria
Cencheros
Enacio
Cartolo
United States Army Seas
Fort Bliss
Heg
Predicts Better Days for Women in Aviation
Washington June 21 AP The first woman has yet to earn a living by practical flying yet seven women hold transport pilot licenses against 4500 male pilots only 65 women licensed to fly none have commercial flying experience. Louise McPherridge holds a women altitude record 26270 feet versus Lieut Apollo Soucek’s 39110 feet.
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Washington
Jesse Lankford
National Aeronautic Association
Louise McPherridge
Apollo Soucekiof
Navy
Missouri 18 Winner In Better America Contest
Lex King Souter of Trenton Missouri won the Better America federation national collegiate oratorical contest in Los Angeles with a 1500 prize. He spoke on the United States constitution representing the mid western zone. Robert G Goodwin of Wabash College placed second and John Peek McEnery of Santa Clara University third. Gibson and Dawes to Confer Washington June 21. The State Department said Ambassador Hugh Gibson will travel to London to confer with Ambassador Dawes on disarmament.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Better America Federation
Lex King Souter
Trenton
William Jewell
Call Liberty
Souter
United States
Robert G. Goodwin
Wabash College
Crawfordsvile
Ind
John Peek McEnery
Santa
Gibson
Dawes
Washington
State Department
Hugh $Ibson
League of Nations
Hoover
London
Chancellor Lindley Addresses Summer Convocation
Chancellor Lindley urged summer students to value individuality and personality in the modern industrial age. He cited Emerson and stressed teachers must prepare youth for a culture of personality, leading a rational inner life as labor shifts toward a cultural wage. About 500 in attendance joined songs led by Ray Gainey and violin solo by Waldemar Gelich.
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University
EB. Lindley
Cellor
Emerson
Lindley
Qwen J. Young
Eal
Lindbereh
Walker
Chapgollog
Aig
Ray Gainey
Fine Arts
Daly
Waldemar: Gelich
Valder
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Raymond A - Schwegter
Ther University
King in farewell talk at Fort Leavenworth
Brig. Gen. Edward L. King bid farewell to four officers at Fort Leavenworth as he wrapped four years of command at the Command General Staff School. He mixed a farewell address with a graduation talk by the one year class, with Patrick J. Hurley also speaking. Hurley arrived by plane from Dayton and left for Tulsa later.
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King
Hurley
Dayton
Tulse Okla
Rights for women urged at suffrage congress
Berlin June 21 aims to secure independent citizenship for married women. U S cited as most progressive on this issue. Resolution also calls raising legal marriage age to 16 for girls and 18 for boys. Chrystal MacMillan of England denounces marital nationality changes as anti feminist.
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Berlin
United States
Congress of the Women's International Suffrage Alliance
Chrystal MacMillan
England
Wheat Gains 8 Cents on Forecasts and Dryness
Wheat prices rose due to a Department of Agriculture forecast of a smaller world crop. Canadian reports of moisture needs, Oklahoma and southern Kansas harvest setbacks, and improved U.S. prices lifted futures. Kansas farmers could gain about 12.84 million dollars from current prices if 160.59 million bushels produced holds true.
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Kansas City
Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Kansas
Speakers at South Park service celebrate union worship
Rev Charles A Puls of Trinity Lutheran will speak Sunday evening at 7 45 in South Park about Somethin to Giory About A large crowd attended last Sunday as union services and Puls new equipment were praised Benches with backs will be added and crushed rock filled around beds Miss Ita Slattin and Miss Dorothy Enlow will sing with Miss Martin at the piano Chimes from 7 30 to 7 45 will open worship If rain comes the service moves to the Lutheran Church Lawrence ministers invite all to attend
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Charles A. Puls
Trinity Luthera Ehurely
South Park
Stenday
Giory
Park Commission
Ihjose
Ita Slattin
Dorothy Enlow
Fine Arts
Martin
Divine Redeemer
Gounod
Royle
Charles W. Thomas
Trinity Loutheran Church
Lawrence
Ministerial ‘Alliance
Legislation Considered to Bar Office Holders from Campaign Donations
Washington June 21 AP News reports Senate committee chair Brookhart and the Senate patronage committee weigh a bill to bar federal office holders from contributing to campaign funds amid investigations into how federal appointments are made in southern states. Letters from R B Waddle former Somerset Kentucky postmaster accuse Rep Robison Republican Kentucky of demanding funds for campaign expenses. Brookhart cites alleged coercive fundraising and envisions legal action to stop such practices. Other letters include Creager Texas national committeeman denial of coercion and a Madisonville Kentucky postmaster criticism as the panel probes southern appointment patterns.
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Washington
Brookhart
Senate
R. B Waddle
Somerset
Robison
Campaigen
Kellar
R. B. Creager
Texas
Creager
Committee
Sidney F. Datley
Madisonville
Kentucky
Catalina
Arkansas
Waddie
Waddle
Invite County CPA Meeting at Kanwaka Hall
Douglas County CPA lodge invites its members to a June 27 meeting at Kanwaka hall hosted by Barker PA Lodge No. 4. Plans will set for the annual CPA picnic on the second Thursday in August. All CPA members urged to attend.
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Douglas County C. Pla
Kanwaka Hall
Barker C. ‘P A
BD. W. Ousdahl
Douglas County Lodge
Night football to light Haskell gridiron in fall
Haskell Institute to host night games under floodlights with 1,000 watt lamps totaling 40,000 watts. Frank McDonald confirms plans, Baker University to visit October 11, with Drake lighting system setup and Cahill projectors to be used. Night football expected to boost attendance and interest in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Frank McDonald
Haskell Institut
Haskell Indians
McDonald
Baker University of Baldwin
Latrenca
Draka
Haskell
University
Levi
New Orleans
Tulsa
Creighton
Co. PF
Barklage
Enrig Ée
Industrial Sales Company of
New York
Drake
Cahill
Draka Asny
Sucn
MacDonald
Hrskall
Heflin son arrested for driving under influence in Alabama
Senator Heflin of Alabama said he is pained to learn his son was arrested on a charge of driving a vehicle under the influence after a collision with a truck. He pledged to help his son see the folly and danger of such indulgence while expressing faith in his future.
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Washington
Heflin
Alabama
Jteday
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