Davis Probes Huxman Stance In Open Letter For Governor Hopefuls
Topeka June 23. Former Gov Jonathan M Davis called on Walter Huxman to declare his position on a fixed alcoholic content for beer and related tax and reform issues. Davis sought clear stances on non intoxication limits, liquor influence, conference attendees, taxation, and a nonpartisan graft elimination survey as part of his governor bid.
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Topeka
Jonathan M. Davis
Bronson
Walter Huxman
Hutchinson
Kansas
Huxman
Davis
Ketchum
Qmar B. Ketchum
United States
Haxman
Huxman Plans Reply to Open Letter in Kansas Campaign
Democratic nominee hopeful Walter Huxman said in Hutchinson he is preparing a reply to Jonathan M. Davis's open letter outlining his positions. He expects it ready in days and suggested many issues should be dealt with by Congress or the state legislature. He noted uncertainty about Pendergast’s involvement and said reaching him would be difficult.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Walter Huxman
Jonathan M. Davis
Huxman
Congress
Penderast
Oren Bingham Opens KU Summer Photography Lectures
University photographer Oren Bingham delivered the first in a summer session lecture series on photography in the chemistry building. The lecture covered making negatives and will be illustrated with lantern slides if needed. The next talk is set for Monday night in room 201 of the chemistry building.
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Oren Bingham
Chemistry
Memorial Hospital Notes and Local Births
Mr and Mrs Otto Dreher route 1 welcome a baby boy born this morning at the hospital. Mrs William Eberhard route 3 underwent major operation this morning and is reported as doing nicely. Mrs Marion Malloy 1745 West Ninth street underwent major operation yesterday. Her condition is satisfactory. Mrs Paul Hughart and her baby boy left the hospital this morning. Mr and Mrs Hughart and son will make their home in Leavenworth. Formerly they lived at 1020 Rhode Island street. Let Butcher explain how to buy safe auto truck and fire insurance or fee Call him now Ph 892.
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Otto Dreher
William Eberhard
Marion Malloy
West Ninth Street
Paul Hughart
Hughart
Leavenworth
Rhode Island Street
Test Your Knowledge: Seven Questions on Classified Page
A reader is directed to the classified page for the answers to seven trivia prompts. Topics include Mason and Dixon surveyors, presidential Masons, Lake Erie sharks, Nevada capital, OU location, an equestrian statue, Keuka, Gustav Lortzing, author of Huckleberry Finn, and Elbert Hubbard.
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Mason and Dixon Line
United States
Masonic Order
Lake Erie
Nevada
University of Oklahoma
Gustav Albert Lortzing
Harpist Alberto Salvi Opens KU Summer Series
Harpist Alberto Salvi with an instrumental ensemble opens the University of Kansas summer session concert series Wednesday at 8 PM in the KU auditorium. Salvi is a leading figure in modern harp performance. Ensemble members include Ernest Gunthermann, flute. Erich Soran tin, violin. Robert Alexa, viola. Goffredo Mazzari, cello. Summer students admitted with activity tickets. faculty receive complimentary passes. admission for others is 50 cents.
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Alberto Salvi
University of Kansas
KK. A
K. U
Salvi
Ernest Gunthermann
Erich Sorantin
Robert Alexa
Goffredo Mazzari
School of Fine Arts
Dr. Lindley Plans Tarpon Fishing Trip at Port Aransas
Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas sails to Port Aransas Texas for a ten day tarpon fishing vacation with Dr R L Sutton of Kansas City Missouri. A recent letter from Frank Hodges reports Hodges and Sutton caught 75 tarpons in nine days, setting a benchmark for Lindley and Sutton to beat.
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University of Kansas
Port Aransas
Tex
Lindley
R. L. Sutton
Kansas City
Gulf of Mexico
Frank Hodges
RFC
Hodges
Dr. Sutton
Roosevelts supporters open New York campaign HQ
In New York on June 23 the Republican nomination drive for governor heated up with the opening of a headquarters by the Merchants and Salesmen for Ted Roosevelt League led by president Fred M. Lewis at the Roosevelt Hotel. Roosevelt declined to comment from his Garden City office. Lewis predicted Democrats may nominate Attorney General John J. Bennett if Lehman refuses a third term.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
Ted' Roosevelt
Lewis
Herbert H. Lehman
John J. Bennett
Miss Miley
Miley Leads Victory Over Emporia Woman In Denver Golf
In Denver on June 23 Pi Miss Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky began defense of her women's trans Mississippi calf title with a 7 to 6 first round win over Mrs J L Bailey of Emporia Kansas. Miley was one over par after 12 holes. Bailey only won one hole the 11th with ad when Miley faltered. Patty Berg the 18 year old Minneapolis star also advanced with a 6 and 4 victory over Mrs Channing Folsom of Kansas City. The reigning champion Mrs Leon Solomon of Memphis defeated Mrs Marshal Becker of Topeka 2 and 1.
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Denver
Marion Miley
Lexington
Minneapolis
Channing Folsom
Kansas City
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Tennessee
Marshal Becker
Topeka
Kan
Alvin Karpis Pleads Innocent in Hamm Kidnapping Case
Alvin Karpis today pleaded not guilty to federal charges over the kidnapping of William Hamm Jr for 100000 dollars. The arraignment proceeded in federal court with trial set for July 14 despite defense objections. Karpis, also linked to a separate 200000 dollar Bremer abduction, was arraigned along with two others.
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St. Paul
Alvin Karpis
William Hamm, Jr
Altho Karpis
Edward G. Bremer
Hamm
Plan Potato Show Meeting in Kaw Valley
Ed Leker of Kansas State College will meet tonight with the agricultural committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Kaw Valley Potato Growers association to plan a Kaw Valley potato show. The event, once annual, was halted the last two years due to crop shortages.
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Kansas State College
Extension Bureau
Manhattan
Chamber of Commerce
Kaw Valley Potato Growers Association
Kaw Valley
Van Gogh Exhibit Opens in Kansas City Area
Lawrence visitors flock to the Nelson Gallery of Art to see a 30 painting 40 drawing Van Gogh collection from the Kroller Muller Foundation of Holland. The show, insured for a million dollars, runs until July 10 and costs 25 cents for evenings including lectures on the artist's periods.
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William Rockhill
Nelson Gallery of Art
Kansas City
Lawrence
Nelson Gallery
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Kroller- Muller Foundation
Wassenaar
Holland
America
van Gogh
Nelson
Arles
Altho
Theo
France
Local notes and changes in midwestern farm and service sectors
Heard in Lawrence Melville Fisher wins a week at Upjohn headquarters in Kalamazoo for his work at Rankin drug store. Potatoes pay six cents per bushel for ungraded produce with plentiful labor but few itinerant workers. C M Bahnmaier loses four cows to cane poisoning. vets urge avoiding cane crops in heat. CCC camp rules ease for ex service men, allowing up to 25 percent veterans not on relief. Stand at 6th and Massachusetts uses a bell device triggered by car wheels via a rubber hose to signal greasing room for extra help.
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George Fisher
Lawrence
Upjohn Drug Company
Kansas City
Antipany
Kalamazoo
Mich
Fisher
Rankin Drug Store
CCC
Standard Oil
6Th
Massachusetts
Will Dedicate Building On Pottawatomie Reservation
G E E Lindquist of Lawrence missionary at large to the Indians will dedicate a community house on the Pottawatomie reservation at Mayet Kan Wednesday. Lindquist’s daughter Helen will perform a violin solo at the dedicatory program. The house aids the reservation rehabilitation program with adult education meetings and council gatherings. Supt H Bruce of the reservation, formerly principal clerk at Haskell Institute, is noted.
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G. E. E. Lindquist
Lawrence
Pottawatomie Reservation
Mayet
Kan
Lindquist
Helen
Supt. H. Bruce
Haskell Institute
Gasoline Engine Explosion Burns Kansas Attendant
Suffers severe burns as a gasoline engine explosion at a Damar filling station sets clothing aflame. Medore Simoneau, operator, was badly burned in the incident reported from Hays Kansas on June 23. Details indicate a workplace accident with immediate medical attention sought.
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Hays
Kan
Medore Simoneau
Damar
Delegates cheer New Deal as Farley attacks opponents
Farley denounces the Cleveland platform as platitudinous and evasive while blaming Republicans for failing to renominate Hoover or pick Borah. He says the ticket selection shows a conservative face to appease East Du Pont Liberty Leaguers, despite liberal leanings in the West, and notes the vice presidential choice favors an editor with no public office experience.
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Farley
Senator Borah
du Pont Liberty Leaguers
Settlement Reached In Hewitt Guardian Case In San Francisco
Ann Cooper Hewitt, 21, sterilized heiress, received over 150000 in an out of court settlement from United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Maryland which bonded her mother Maryland Hewitt as guardian in Peter Cooper Hewitt estate. Lawyer Russell P. Tyler said the payment is part of ongoing litigation including suits in New Jersey and sterilization damages. Mrs Hewitt faces Mayhem charges and remains in a Jersey City sanitarium after an alleged suicide attempt.
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Ann Cooper Hewitt
Maryon Cooper Hewitt
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Russell P. Tyler
Ann
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Maryland
Mrs. Hewitt
Tyler
New Jersey
Guardians of the Hewitt Trust Fund
Jersey City
Deaths and Funerals: Hull and Todhunter
Mrs. W. J. Hull, former Lawrence resident, died yesterday at her Hiawatha home. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 from Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. T. H. Astman and Rev. S. B. Lucas presiding. burial in Olathe cemetery. One daughter, Mrs. Harold Shaw, of Hiawatha, among immediate relatives. John Todhunter, formerly of Lecompton, died this morning at Watson Kaw home. Funeral Thursday June 25 at 2 from Sanders Me Michael Funeral Home in Topeka. survived by wife Lulu, daughter Faye Glenn of Lecompton, and son Roy Todhunter.
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W. J. Hull
Lawrence
Hiawatha
Rumsey Funeral
T. H. Astman
B. Lucas
Olathe
Harold Shaw
John Todhunter
Lecompton
Watson
Kaw
Topeka
Sanders-Me- Michael
Lulu Todhunter
Faye Glenn
Roy Todhunter
Jacobs Victorious in English Play Opening Round at Wimbledon
United States champion Helen Jacobs dominated Miss M Cable 6-1 6-0 in the first round of the all England championships in Wimbledon. Dorothy Andrus, Daniel Prenn and David Jones also won, while Dorothy Reund and Mrs John Van Ryn were ousted in early matches.
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Eng
Helen Jacobs
United States
M. Cable
Dorothy Andrus
New York
Stamford
Conn
Gethin-Harry
England
David Jones
Columbia University
Daniel Prenn
Eric Filby
Donald Cook
Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Czechoslove
Ian
Ladislaus Hecht
J. Caska
Dorothy Reund
Betty Nuthall
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Billy Yorke
Condensed charges filed in bicycle theft case
County attorney charges John Narrail and James Turner of Kansas City with stealing a bicycle from Jack Christian a messenger boy. The $10 bicycle was taken June 19 and the case will be tried in district court.
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John Narrail
James Turner
Kansas City
Jack Christian
Hamilton invites Smith to stump for Landon in 1936 campaign
New York June 23 Republican National Committee Chairman John D. M. Hamilton virtually invited former Governor Alfred E. Smith to speak for Governor Alf M. Landon. He called Smith one of the finest Americans and said the people deserve to hear his views. Hamilton avoided pledges about cabinet placement and noted Farley’s remark on convention floor access. He criticized Farley’s salute method and doubted London forces backing the third party Lemke. He predicted Lemke would cost Roosevelt several votes and said party lines would break down in the campaign.
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John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Alf M. Landon
Smith
Landon
Hamilton
Farley
Roosevelt
London
William Lemke
Lemke
Mississippi Valley
Paris Moves to Speed Three Regional Peace Pacts
Premier Leon Blum announces plans to hasten negotiations on three regional mutual assistance pacts to safeguard Europe. One pact would cover western Europe under Locarno, while the Danube basin and Mediterranean nations would join the other two. Blum seeks a basis for agreement with Germany and cites friendly American democratic support.
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Leon Blum
Europe
Danube
Mediterranean
Blum
Senate
France
Italy
von Delbos
Chamber of
Nine under 80 in Transmississippi golf first round
Wichita, June 23 nine players break 80 in the 36th Transmississippi qualifier at Wichita Country Club as gusty north wind boosts scores. Walter Blevins of Kansas City leads with 74, one stroke ahead of Jack Munger of Dallas. Andy Anderson of Oklahoma City 78, six players tied on 79. Two killed in highway crash near Anadarko, another report.
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Kan
Wichita Country Club
Walter Blevins
Kansas City
Missouri
Jack Munger
Dallas
Texas
Andy Anderson
Oklahoma City
Tom Stephenson
Leland Hammans
Paris
Tex
Emerson Carey, Jr
Hutchinson
David L. Davis
Denver
George Matson
J. D. Perkins
Anadarko
Okla
Fort Sill
Ee Binger
Zakoura Hearing Postponed in Kansas Trial
Paola Kansas June 23 hearing on a new trial for Albert M Zakoura condemned by a Miami county jury to hang for the murder of his wife was postponed today until Monday at defense counsel request.
Baseball scores and standings from today’s major leagues
Major League Baseball results feature the New York and Chicago clubs out 3 with key hitters W Brown Rieinhaus and Dickey, plus Kennedy and Sewell for Boston. Detroit edges Cleveland as Grove, Ferrell, Anker, and Hayworth contribute. National League highlights include Dizzy Reanagin and a Phillies win, while the Pirates and Giants collide in Pittsburgh. Cincinnati tops Brooklyn on big fourth inning, with Halla and Reds surging. American Association shows Kansas City and St Paul games with late scoring bursts.
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Chicago
W. Brown
Rieinhaus
Dickey
Kennedy
Sewell
Boston
Detroit
Grove
Ferrell
Anker
Sorrell
Kimsey
Hayworth
Raider
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Hirdlahan
Rabeth Clark
Ber- Tes
Prattlehouse
Hartnett
Kansas City St. Paul
Dineholler
Hadlin
American Finger Prints Argentine Record
Police in Buenos Aires report that only one in a million people has fingerprints that can foil the records. In over 20 years of stamping identities for millions, only two individuals have nonregistering fingers, including Raymond Inslee Mount, an American businessman. Mount notes the smooth-fingered trait runs in his family.
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Buenos Aires
Raymond Inslee Mount
Mount
Hesper Social News From Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Louis Bartz hosted Sunday visitors including Ben Bartz Eleanor Garnett and others from Olathe. Harold Tarpley of State College Pa arrived for a week with I D Harris and family. Children’s Day was marked at Captain Creek church with local organizers. Mrs Zuella Griffen and daughter Bessie of Haviland visit relatives in the area. Esther Gabriel returns from Woodbine for summer at home. Visitors included Oscar Hiddleston and Mrs Buckingham from Desoto. Brecheisen dinner guests were Howard Savage and daughters plus Emma Jewett of Olathe.
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Ben Bartz
Eleanor Garnett
Benetta
Charleton
Wilfred
Walter
Sarah Brecheisen
Marie Alice
Fra
Orthy
Wesley
Freddie
Luther
Larry Klopfenstein
Clarice Dolling
Harlan Harper
Olathe
George Schubert
L. E. Klopfenstein
Harold Tarpley
Harold, Jr
State College
I. D. Harris
D. M
Jerry Harris
Captain Creek
Lena Finley
Lena Milbourn
Amaretta Gabriel
Zuella Griffen
Bessie
Haviland
Ernest Milburn
Esther Gabriel
Woodbine
Gus Gabriel
Oscar Hiddleston
Oklahoma City
Buckingham
DeSoto
I. D
Oscar Brecheisen
Howard Savage
Mary Catherine
Esther
Amarillo
Tex
Emma Jewett
John Kanzig
Social rounds span Kansas City to Lawrence in shared visits
Wayne and Greta Feldmeyer hosted by Mr and Mrs Victor Feldmeyer family. numerous visitors including Erwin Kanzig Jimmie, Tom Bird and Howard Kohler groups. Easter weekend notes record hospital visit for Maxine Miller, bridal shower for Mrs Wayne Hall, various dinners and family reunions across Kaw Valley towns with multiple Hill Votaw Klopfenstein and Bernitz families, plus birthday observances and local picnic at Pilla's grove.
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Greta
Victor Feldmeyer
Kansas City
Erwin Kanzig
Jimmie
Feldmeyer
Tom Bird
Howard Kohler
Fred Neis
Howard Woodard
Bobby and
Dale
Tulsa
Okla
Levi Woodard
Carl Bernitz
Arthur Bernitz
Wanda
Alice
Bernitz
Carl Pfleger
Martha
Henry Giertz
Fred Reetz
Higginsville
Theodore Hauck
Evelyn Miller
Wayne C. Hall
Maybelle Slavens
George Gerstenberger
Edna Schmidton
Maxine
Ray Miller
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Noel Griffen
Tressa Ella
Gertrude Steffen
Belleview
Elizabeth Mills
Wichita
O. E. Volan
M. C. Hill
Pasadena
Calif
Ellen Hill
John
Gurney Hill
Eunice Hill
Hill
Ruth Dunlap
Havilland
Roger Stanley
Alice Nants
Katherine Pennington
Ohio
New York
Ed_Grob
Ralph
Paul
Carl
Leonard Beecroft
DeSoto
Pilla’s Grove
L. E. Klopfenstein
W. W. Delling
W. S. Harper and Harlan
Olathe
George Warner
Ralph Votaw
Eva
Lela
Dorothy Mae
Keystone Korner Klub
Irvin Votaw
Carl Kurtz
Newson
Louie Hadi
Kaw Valley
Freddie Brecheisen
Irene Mistele
Fredia Kohler
Marjorie Rees
Allis Margaret Terrell
Luther, Klopfenstein
Frank Klingberg
Leon Wagner
Eudora Hich School
Ed Grob
Grob
Albert Cobb
Chester Baecker
Walter J. Pearson
Matthew Pearson
C. E. Wotan
Aue
Noah Eisel Saturay
Market News Livestock Close From Kansas City Report
Market notes from Kansas City show uneven hog prices with early sales down. yearling demand steady to up as better grades of medium weight steers and heifers move. Lambs and hay futures mixed amid light trading. cash grain shows wheat mixed with slight gains and oats steady.
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Kansas City
Wil
S. Lowe Fater
Toeiribie
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