Hoover Attacks World War Veterans Relief Bill
President Hoover denounces the veterans relief bill as wasteful and discriminatory saying it benefits 75,000 veterans and unfair others. Congress debates veto threats as the Senate passes a modified bill extending compensation up to 100 dollars a month and broader disability presumptions, with a three year operation plan and wartime eligibility changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AP9
Hoover
Senate
House
Hoovers
Congress
Ney
Iia
Bingham
Walcott
Connecticut
Gillett
Massachusetts
Hastings
Delaware
Reed
Pennsylvania
Watson
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
Grundy
Sigot
Utah
Beatty article published on Arden extra girl in Hollywood
Jerome Beatty formerly of Lawrence and now New York City writes on Jane Arden an extra girl in Hollywood noted for appearing in more pictures than any other actress. The piece in the July American Magazine was copied by the Journal World and reprinted from the octined source. Beatty has penned other titles for Saturday Evening Post Collier American Magazine and several moving picture mags after leaving publicity while a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Magazine
Jerome Beatty
Lawrence
New York City
Jane
Arden
Hollywood
Journal-World
Beatty
Saturday Eve Post
Colliers
Kansas City Star
Lawrence Daily Journal
New York
Arraigned on Alimony Charge for Gordon Chappel
Gordon Chappel appeared before Justice J. H. Mitchell yesterday on a failure to pay alimony charge. He was released on bond and hearing was set for 2 o clock Thursday. Chappell had been returned to Lawrence from Marshall, Missouri by Sheriff R. R. Rutherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Chappel
J. H. ‘Mitchell
Chappell
Lawrence
Marshall
R. R. Rutherford
Kansas City unrest disperses unemployed crowd at viaduct
Police dispersed a crowd of unemployed men at the Kansas end of the intercity viaduct after complaints about men near the Wiscon Bridge area. Officers were armed with tear gas and rifles but restraint was used. The incident follows nervous Turkish and Armenian political tensions reported from Adana and Syria, reflecting broader regional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Intercity
Wiscon
Flying Blind pilots plane to Washington from San Antonio
A Bay of a newly pasted Captain Willam C. Ocker led an Army air corps flight from Brooksfield San Antonio to Washington D C on a test run. The voyage began with a short stop in San Antonio, marking his first leg in the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
C. Ocker
Army Eit Corps
San Antonio
Washington, D
Cal
Ocker
Brooksfield
Close of Vacation Bible School Ends Busy Four Weeks
The daily vacation Bible school finishes its four week run with Mrs. J A Keeler in charge and a team of sixteen teachers and fourteen assistants. Pupils studied Bible stories and handwork in public school buildings. Total operating cost was 59350 with funds to be collected by W A Schaal as treasurer. Donations last year reached about seventy dollars and now may be mailed to Schaal to meet the Thursday noon deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Keeler
Lawrence Council
Dhu Nohices
A. Puls
W. A. Schaal
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Asa
Chicago Heat Sets Season Record With 12 Deaths
A brutal heat wave in Chicago pushed the temperature to 97 degrees, causing twelve deaths including sunstroke and heart failures. Other cities like Centria and Lincoln reported extreme heat, with injuries and drownings linked to the heat as authorities warned of continuing high temperatures across the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Heat
Chicago
Centralia
Lincoln
Neb
Edgewood
Cornhelt
Wisconsin
Michigan
Dekot
Missionary's U K picnic plans cited from alumni office
University of California hosts a July 4 picnic announced by EK U alumni, directed by a former Korean missionary. Dr. Frank Herron Sita ets Salt los de mission wor orea Ww, a teacher of English at a Nagasaki college, is noted in the sparse memo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
of Kansas
University of California
EK. U
Frank
Herron
Sita
Salt Los de Mission
Nagasaki
Japan
Local Milk Association Notices Vague Members
Fragmentary OCR note from a historical newspaper mentions a Milk Association and names such as Douglas Fitters and Charles Banning without clear context. Details are unreadable, but the item appears to be a brief notice or community notice involving local groups and a publication reference to the Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleeg Gremberg
Douglas Fitters
Charles Banning
Milk Association
Name bets swirl as Lindbergh son’s name debated
Englewood New Jersey June 24 AP public interest centers on christening of Colonel and Mrs Charles Lindberghs infant. Speculation swirls between Charles Augustus Jr and Charles Dwight with Morrow family influence, while messages from Hoover and other dignitaries arrive and preparations for travel and plans for future aviation work surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
N. J
Charlies A. iLindbergh
Lindbergh
Morrow
Charles Augustus, Jr
Charles Dwight
Dwight W. Morrow
Morrow Estate
Anne Indbergh
Hoover
Don Manuel C. Tellez
Washington
Sal
pan-American Airways
Mrs Hoover Sends Regrets to 4-H Camp Dinners
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Hoover, convalescing at a Blue Ridge fishing camp, cannot attend the Washington 4-H encampment. She writes to 4-H boys and girls, expressing regret at missing the event and sending best wishes for the camp and next year’s program, signed L. Henry Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jin
Growth of atheism in Soviet Russia urged by activist
Moscow June 24 AP Emel cen Yaroslavsky of the Soviet society of militant atheists writes in Pravda on the growth of atheism in Soviet Russia and urges the Communist Party Congress opening tomorrow to give anti religious policy a clear path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Emelcen Yaroslavsky
Sovt Society of Militant Atheists
Pravda
Soviet
Russia
Communist ‘Party Congress
British hand is forced over Maltese constitution
London reports the British government decided to suspend or modify the Maltese constitution amid a tense police situation from a Vatican dispute. Prime Minister MacDonald told the House of Commons the action reflects reluctance but necessity to sanction constitutional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vatican
MacDonald
House of Commons
Malta
Bandits Fatally Shoot Bystander in Grand Rapids
A bystander, Harm Brooke, was shot by three gunmen in Grand Rapids Michigan. Police described Brooke as probably fatally wounded as the assailants fled the scene. Officials reported the incident occurred around late June with unclear motive and no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Harm Brooke
Grand Rapids
Brinkley Appeals to Supreme Court Over License Suspension
June 21 report that Dr. Aon R. Briekley of Kan seeks to block a state board order halting his license. The Supreme Court postponed action until June 27 to consider the appeal. earlier efforts to delay were unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aon R
Sant
Supreme Court
Ives
Peabody and Gafney Faculty Recital Tonight
Miss Irene Peabody mezzo-soprano and Ray S. Gafney tenor of the University of Kansas fine arts school will headline a faculty recital at 8 pm in the Administration auditorium. Accompanist is Miss Evelyn Swarthout. Program includes works by Saint-Saens, Massenet, Lully, and Curran, among others, with passages from Samson et Delila and Love Is the Wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Peabody
Ray S. Gafney
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Evelyn Swarthout
D. M. Swarthout
Boisepais
Rebecca Clarke
William Hammond
Mr. Gafney
Chadwith
Love
MacFadyen
Opie
Curran
Mr. Piper
Peabody
Miss Peabody
Gafney
A Slight Relief From 100 Mark Temperatures
TopekaJune 24 AP Temperatures around 90 degrees would relieve Kansas from the prior days heat. Meteorologist S D Flora said the state saw 95 to 100 in many places with St. Louis and Topeka hitting 95. Southeastern Kansas had soaking rains with Winfield at 3.1 inches and other towns reporting 1 inch plus amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Federal Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Goodland
St. Louis
Oswego
Eureka
Independence
Fort Scott
Emporia
Tola
Lawrence
Kansas City
Strikers Riots in Seville Leave Dozens Hurt
Rioting on Seville streets injures several gravely and about 100 minor injuries as strikers resume demonstrations. The disorder yesterday and today involved confrontations near cafes and city streets with police and bystanders amid ongoing labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Martel
Garden Tour Today By Douglas County Agents
The annual garden tour of the farm is set for today led by Miss Elisabeth I Randle home demonstration agent for Douglas County and Miss Conie Foote with four gardens on the itinerary. Two in the morning and two in the afternoon will be visited starting at the landing narcens according to Miss Randle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fom Ee
Elisabeth i Randle
Douglas Cety
Conie Foote
Alble
Randle
East Side Bible Class Meeting Time Notice
Fragmentary notice lists a Bible class meeting tomorrow after an event at 905 Rhode. Mentions Rev John and individuals Tema A Van Dusen and 1624 Eee Tee. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creas
Crown
Tema A. van Dusen
Rhode
Girls Depart for Minne-Wonks Camp in Wisconsin
Ruth and Evelyn Swarthout and Jane Blair, daughters of local school leaders, leave tomorrow for Minne-Wonks Ledge Camp near Three Lakes Wisconsin. They will travel via St Louis on a special train and arrive Friday morning. Evelyn Swarthout becomes assistant councillor and will oversee activities. Swarthout plans to return with the group in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Evelyn
Swarthout
Dean
C. M. Swarthout
Jane Blair
C. M. Blair
Minne-Wonks
Ledge
Ert
Three Lakes
Isconsin
St. Louis
Blair
Evelyn Swarthest
Siason
Atory Ae
Que Camp
House Fire Damages Vacant 1341 Maiden Lane
A vacant house at 1341 Maiden Lane owned by J. J. Eddy had the interior and roof badly burned last night around midnight. Firefighters arrived at 12:05. The origin is unknown but the blaze was visible from afar before residents alerted the department. No loss estimate was available this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiden Lane
J. J. Eddy
Eddy
Dors Two Players Suspended In Midwest Baseballrow
Chicago June 24 AP Harold Warstler shortstop and Charles Orman outfielder of the Dor Indianapolis club were indefinitely suspended by American Association president Thomas Hickey. They were accused of inciting a disturbance at a game in Kansas City and directing abusive language at umpire George Johnston. Johnston recommended the suspensions in his report to Hickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold Warstler
Charles Orman
Indianapolis
Thomas Hickey
Red Awerican ‘Association
Kansas
George‘Johnston
Vawpite Johnston
Hickey
Family found in Gordon Park after rainstorm
Walter McCloud of Coffeyville Kansas and his wife and children were found in Gordon park today soaked by rain with only a blanket between them. They were brought to the police station where Melton from back home had driven them to Cleveland and released a neighbor who promised to return but did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anses
D. O
Walter McCloud
Coffeyville
Kan
Gordon Park
Planket
Poe
Melton
Eamed
Ike
Cleveland
Neig
May Be Medalist Bromfield Wins TransMississippi Title
A campaigner who won his first Colorado state title in 1910, Dr Larry Ed Bromfield of Denver led the Trans Mississipp swim? Actually golf championship details show Bromfield posting a par 70 to a first card of 74 144. Fort Worth death in crossing accident reported with an unidentified man hitchhiking killed and four injured when a Cotton Belt passenger train struck a vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Larry Ed
Bromfield
Denver
Fort Worth
Tex
Cotton Belt Railway
Fort
Heavy rain drenches Winfield with localized storm
A heavy rain storm with lightning and hail drenched Winfield Kansas, delivering 3.28 inches of water. The weather was isolated and streams remain safely below flood levels. hail caused minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Kan
House rejects Senate amendments on rivers and harbors bill
Washington June 24 The house declined to concur with senate amendments to the rivers and harbors man use bill and sent the measure to a conference to resolve differences between the two chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
House
Cross-country flyer Hawks to deliver new monoplane in Wichita
Captain Frank Hawks and Associates announced the cross country flier would take delivery today in Wichita Kansas on a new mus ty S monoplane with plans to fly from coast to coast in twelve hours. Hawks is holder of non stop continental record flight in both directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisae
Henke S
Frank Hawks
Wichita
Kan
Hawks
Fire damages Atchison telephone exchange
A fire at the Atchison Kansas telephone exchange early today badly damaged a frame building. The loss is estimated at 000. An emergency service is being provided to restore communications and assist residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Exchange
Atchison
Kan
Parca
Senate Approves Conference Sal Rivers and Harbors Bill
The senate formally approves the conference report on the rivers and harbors measure leaving House action needed to send the bill to the White House for final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
de Sores
Senate
Senly House
White House
Des Priest Gets Klan Washington June Seer
Des Priest is reported to have aligned with the Ku Klux Klan in Washington during June as a Republican figure. The fragment references a controversial association and political context involving a priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Priest
Washington
Priest
Probed forprowlers find none after search
Authorities conducted a sweep of the area after reports of prowlers but found no trace or evidence of intruders. No suspects were identified and the investigation was closed for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cers
John C. Fennell Dies in Kansas City at 72
John C. Fennell, 72, died today in Kansas City. The Emery Bird Thayer store and company were mentioned in connection with his affairs. He is survived by unspecified relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Fennell
Kansas City
John C. Feccel
Dent
Emery
Bird Thayer By Goods
Liberty figures in treasury notes and bonds report
A fragmented OCR item references Liberty figures in treasury notes and bonds, citing Treasury values and percentages. It mentions first, fourth, and specific numbers such as 160.28 and 113.25, but the readable context is limited. No clear event or person is fully identifiable from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okey Ore
Ork
Mariberty
Liberty
Treasury
Lawrence Rotarians Hear County 4 H Team Model Meeting
Lawrence Rotarians enjoyed a special Rotary luncheon meeting featuring the Douglas county 4 H team that recently won state honors. The six-club group was introduced by Roy Metzler and coach Miss Wallace of Baldwin, with team members led in songs, demonstrations, and games mimicking a typical 4 H meeting. Douglas county ranked second in state club numbers, with team members earning top state awards in Musical Appreciation Animal Husbandry and Poultry Judging, led by rookie star Robert Miller of Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence’ Rotarians
Douglas County
Roy Metzler
Boys’ Work Committee
J. B. Tayor
Taylor
Miss Wallace
Baldwin
Virginis Colman
Wallace
Orville Carey
Margaret Colman
Janice Eliot
Harry Leonhart
Grance Hanson
Ruth Balugh
Opal Richardson
Willet Taylor
Ellen Counts
Del
Journal-World
Robert Miller
Sunflower Club
Riverside
Martin Miller
Rural inspections mileage rates and cow ban discussed
The city commission at its regular meeting set rural electric inspection mileage fees: five tenths of a dollar for the first mile, seventy five cents for two miles, one dollar for three miles, and fifteen cents per mile beyond. They debated an ordinance to prohibit cows within the city and tentatively planned a 150 foot distance from dwellings. A resolution named Peoples State Bank as official city depository until October 15, 1930, with future rotation among Lawrence banks to grant proper deposit authority. Funds have been at Peoples Bank since last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples State Bank
J. I. Stubeck
People’s State Bank
Commisson
Lawrence Bank
Peoples Bank
Youths Held at Jail on Car Theft Charges
Paul Nendall and Paul Koyman both 16 and 18 respectively, held at the county jail on car theft charges after admitting stealing a Chevrolet taken in LaCrosse yesterday afternoon. Accomplices Fred Wilkinson and Fred Henkel, ages 19 and 20, are held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nendall
West Plains
Paul Koyman
Salt
Lake City
Utah
Eir
Fred Wilkinson
Saltne City
Fred Henkel
Brigham
Kendall
Koyman
Lilburn Dowers
John Ingalls
LaCrosse
Hoisington
Wilkinson
Henkel
Koy
Advertising Tax Fails in Louisiana Legislature
Louisiana House Ways and Means Committee unfavorable report on a bill taxing newspapers fifteen percent of gross advertising revenue. After an introduced version by three sponsors, leaders expected the measure to be withdrawn, and the committee vote to ripen it unfavorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
House
Ways and Means
Wight Thvere
Katiasera
Hed
Huey P
Ion
Speer Pleads Guilty in Liquor Charge and Fines Set
Joe Speer pleaded guilty to manufacturing intoxicating liquor and was fined 100 dollars with costs and sentenced to fifty days. He was arrested Saturday night by city police. Barbers Drug Store advertisement appears amid the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Speer
Toach
Ee Iepencer
Kla Sunflower 4-H Club Meeting Tomorrow at Annabel Collins
A meeting of the Kla Sunflower 4-H Club is set for tomorrow at 1 30 PM at Annabel Collins home. The girls gathered last Wednesday with Adelia Miller and, after the regular meeting, the leader assisted them in starting their project work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kla’ Sunflower 4-H
Annabel Collins
Adelia Miller
Personal Notices of Visiting Family Members and Departures
Mrs William Waester and Gertrude Waester visited, guests of Mrs Floyd Rankin, then returned home. Mrs Howard Seaman and children Helen and Robert of agen and Mrs French and three children of chery Okla visited R RacFerland. Mr French to join University of Iowa summer session faculty. Mr and Mrs French lectured a week. Mr and Mrs B H Gragg left for three weeks at Belles Planned Barton. Alyce Elizabeth Allie Marie and Dollie Robinson of Kansas City called for Emma M Robinson. Louis Diverbiss of Parsons visited his sister Mrs Robinson. Miss Maud Smith hosted Barton Alyce Elizabeth Allie Marie and Dolly Robinson of Kansas City, Louis Diverbiss of Parsons, and Mrs Frank Breed of Onawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waester
Gertrude
Howard Seaman
Helen
Robert
Agen
Floyd Rankin
French
Chery Okla
R. RacFerland
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Barton
Alyce
Elizabeth
Allie
Marie
Dolly Robinson
Kansas City
Louis Diverbiss
Parsons
Frank Breed
Onawa
Emma Robinsons Illness Prompt Hospital Entry
Mrs Emma Robinsons friends report her serious illness and plan to move her to Dr Dearing hospital in Onawa Iowa with Santa Fe railroad arranging transport. Her daughter Mrs Bess Robinson Breed of Onawa will accompany her. calls from friends are welcome tomorrow between 10 and 11 30 a m before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Robinson
Bess Robinson Breed
Onawa
Rabbit born with two hind legs and two tails at Tuttle farm
A litter of ten rabbits born to a Chinchil doe owned by Marion Tuttle included a rabbit with two hind legs and two tails. The unusual creature died this morning while the remaining nine kits are healthy. The keeper plans to preserve the anomaly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinchilla
Marion Tuttle
REQUEST SHEET DONATIONS FOR OLD FOLK HOME CARE
Christian Service Association asks for about sixty sheets for old folks housed at the city old hospital building. H L Burger city sanitary officer requests callers to phone 460 with offers. Sheets need not be new, but must be clean and serviceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Service Association
H. L. Burger
Carl Howard II Released From Observation
Carl Mitchell Howard of Columbus Ohio was released yesterday after several days of observation in West Lawrence where officials noted his condition had improved significantly. He was given assistance by county officers to return to his Ohio home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Howard II
Carl Mitchell Howard
Lumbus
Ohio
West Lawrence
Escape From Topeka Industrial School Near Topeka
Lawrence police reported this afternoon the escape from the Boys Industrial School at Topeka of Edwin Tremaine a fifteen year old boy from Wamego. He is about five feet three inches tall weighs around 108 pounds has dark hair and eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lawrence
Edwin Tremaine
Wamego
Topeka Player Fined for Disturbance in Cigar Store
Topeka Western League catcher Sheflott was fined 20 dollars in police court after participating in a downtown cigar store disturbance. The report also notes an Army Golf Meet at Leavenworth and the 1930 army golf championship slated for September 15 to 20 at Fort Leavenworth officers’ club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Pueblo,Colo
Sheflott
Army
Leavenworth
New York
William C
Grain Exports Slip in United States Last Week
Grain exports from the United States last week were 1,783,000 bushels, down from 1,263,000 bushels the prior week and 1,444,000 bushels in the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Point Srap
United States
New Minister Nominee for Haiti Under Hoover
President Hoover nominated Dana G. Munro, chief of the Latin American affairs division at the State Department, as minister to Haiti. The nomination was announced from Washington on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Washington
Dana G. Munro
Department
Hoover
Notice of Appeal in Netherton Case Filed
Notice of appeal in the case of Dr. S. C. Netherton, convicted murderer, was filed this morning in the district court by Jd Sheridan. Chauncey B. Little and H. Menger, attorneys for Netherton, followed an all day hearing on a motion for a new trial. Netherton has been confined in the county jail since sentencing to life imprisonment last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Netherton
D. F. Smith
Jd Sheridan
Chauncey B. Little
H. Menger
Nethpn Netherton
Hugh Means
Senuenci
Ne m
McFarlane Completes Sale to California Market
McFarlane, of Lawrence, returned to Chanute after selling his property at Eighth Street corner to the California Market Company. The McFarlane family, early brick makers in Lawrence, founded the first brick plant and later ran a major brick and paving business, supplying bricks for city paving and serving in local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.W. McFarlane
Chanute
Corner of
Eighth
California Market Company
McFarlane
Lawrence
John McFarlane
Father and Sons
Lawrence Brick & Paving Company
Alexander Monroe
Lawrence Street
Ben McFarlane
Otl
Bri
Dr Bailey to Speak at Education Forum at KU
Dr Charles W Bailey of Holt Secondary Lauriston England will discuss New Lamps for Old in Education at 430 pm tomorrow in Fraser theater. The talk is part of the University of Kansas summer school education forum. Will French Tulsa curriculum director spoke last night in Greenhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Bailey
Holt Secondary School
Lauriston
England
Fraser ‘Theater
Bailey
University of Kansas
Will French
Tulsa
Okla
Greenhall
Court Grants Three Paroles to County Jail Prisoners
District Judge Hugh Means grants paroles to Hughes Surles Crosby and Crosby prisoners at the county jail. Hughes served thirty six days and saves fifteen days on liquor charges. Crosby had served six months for stealing gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Means
Hughes
Bob Surles
Ernest Crosby
County
Crosby
Godfrey Loses. License Stripped After Carnera Bout
Philadelphia June 24 AP George Godfrey the giant Negro who last night fouled Primo Carnera the ambling Alp in the fifth round today lost his license as a result of the bout officials announced. Godfrey was suspended pending further action by boxing authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Philadelphia
George Godfrey
Primo Carnera
Peairs Returns as Haskell Superintendent July 1
H. B. Peairs remains in Lawrence Harvey and will resume his role as superintendent at Haskell on July 1, a position he held acceptably for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Peairs
Lawrence Harvey
Peairs
Lawrence
Haskell
De Soto Social Notes Show Local Moves and Visits
Miss Dorothy Watson spends the summer with Mrs Grads Cheatwood of Corliss. Mr and Mrs Frank Rhodes sold their residence to Charles Freeman and will move soon. Rhodes move to a farm south of town. F W Maackt called Liberal Mo for a brother’s illness. Harry Dicken visited New York and Virginia. Mrs Clarice Dicken Osborne of Olathe visits her father. Mr and Mrs L P Taylor visit Linwood with A C Porter. Porter health waning. Beverly and James Cross visit Virginia and Paul. Mrs J A Reynolds spends part of week in Eudora with daughter Mrs Alonzo Ambler and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Watson
Clarice Dicken Osborne
Olathe
L. P. Taylor
Linwood
A. C. Porter
Porter
Beverly
James Cross
Vireginia
Paul
Martin
J. A. Reynolds
Eudora
Alonzo Ambler
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Veterans
Ite
Lawrence Milan
Adana
Certeal Bore
Syria
Atorhe
Plan K. U
West
Deeitters
Beara
Low Henry Hoover
Aahetot Bs
Brinkley
Lillie
Gracea Phillis
Minne-Wonks' Ledge
Lawrence Rotarians
Commission
Barber’s Drug Store
AL Ban
First National Bank
Onawa Hospital
Emma. M. Robinson
Tuttle
Old Folks Home
Netherton
California
DR. Bailey
P. Mm
DE Soto
Ansony
New City Hall
Shimmons Bros
Schubert Funeral Home
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