Two-Thirds Rule Foe Threatens Roosevelt Bid in Chicago
In Chicago on June 25 AP reports bitter tensions as anti-Roosevelt factions push to abolish the two-thirds rule. Newton Baker and other stalwarts pledge not to back any candidate who fails to win two-thirds. Delegations push for a simple majority to nominate and repeal the rule, while supporters warn of coalition threats.
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Joulia
Prathamas
Roosevelt Rule Fight Roils Democratic Convention in Chicago
A heated clash over the two thirds rule dominates Chicago Democratic convention coverage. Alfred E. Smith says the opponents are “licked already” as calls to abandon the rule intensify. Kansas leaders appear to avert a split by agreeing to forego the unit rule in selecting a permanent chairman, keeping Shouse aligned with Roosevelt supporters.
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Harry Woodring
Guy T. Helvering
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Ralph’. O'Neill
Ormer
American Legion
Doolittle
Democratic National Executive Committee
Lawrence
Alboit
Congress Hotel
Woodring
Filipino students held after hotel stabbing in Indianapolis
Three Filipinos including Emiliano Carbonell and Saturnino Castello, both said KU students, were held on charges linked to the stabbing of Howard Munn, 21, a hotel employee. Carbonell faced assault with intent to kill and Castello and Henry Mermina akaido faced assault and battery. Munn was stabbed in the back and leg after a hotel altercation, Castello allegedly attacked him at his home.
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University of Kansas
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Munn
Exmail Carbonall
Henry Merminakaido
Oscar Castello
Carbonall
Castello
Kansas
Emiliano Carbonell
Saturnino Castello
Weather Forecast for Kansas Unsettled and Rain Likely
Unsettled conditions with scattered thunder showers tonight or Sunday in eastern and southern portions. Little temperature change expected. Morning sky cloudy to partly cloudy. Dirt roads in Douglas County may be affected. Temperatures shown for yesterday and today are incomplete.
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Bausch Colorful Figure in Athletics of Valley
A colorful figure in Missouri Valley athletics, Jim Bausch eclipsed previous marks by winning the final Olympic trials at Evanston and surpassing Paavo Yrjola’s 1928 Olympic record. He starred at Wichita University and Kansas University before joining the Kansas City Athletic Club, excelling in football, track, and basketball. He triumphed in Kansas Relays decathlon and the national AAU decathlon once, with a table of marks from 1931 and 1932 Relays and Olympic trials.
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Evanston
Illand
Paavo Yrjola
Finland
Wichita University
K. U
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Kansas Relays
A.A.U
Kansas
Bausch Breaks Olympic Decathlon Record at Evanston Trials
James Bausch of the Kansas City Athletic Club won the final decathlon trial at Dyche Stadium Evanston. He bettered the Olympic ten event record by 47.05 points after a five event rally, finishing with 8,102.25 points to beat Paavo Yrjo from Finland. Brutus Hamilton guided a Kansas trio Wil Wilson Charles Coffman to second and third. Bausch's discus and other events set meet marks as five of eleven starters completed the trials.
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Ill
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Kansas City Athletic Club
Jory
Bausch
Paavo’ Urjoja
Finland
Kansas
Brutus Hamilton
Wilsont ‘Charles
Haskell Institute
Clyde Coffman
Ifior
Digeus
Toe Hall
Wilbert Lambeth
Newberry
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Civiries
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Bowen
Hal
Munger
Cosinia
Frieda
Rausch
Trieda
Chartes
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Lambeth
Boexgn
Pete Faultiiz
Bower
Hall
Charles
Bateheim
S Jayeth
Coffman
Charles Ba Feet
Tolfeet
Jim Bausch
Laws in Revolt End Bible School at KU
Law class petitions to resign Dean Robert McNair Davis spark internal University conflict. Governors and regents supplied reaction while 1932 and 1931 graduates accuse administration of decline in teaching quality and student dissatisfaction. Meanwhile North Lawrence Vacation Bible School closes with 55 children, honoring attendance, work, and crafts for the Community Christmas Tree.
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Davis
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Hilda Mae Bushey
Mary Alice McGinnis
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Babyj Moses
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Leta McCann
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Helen Fond
Wilma Bond
Violet Buttington
Barbara Clase
Helen Chase
Wayne Cowell
Derrell Crail
Francis Crall
Dewey Cripe
Barbara Temax
Roger ‘Lon Jewing
Alyma
Dendis Hubble
Ward
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Joann Luster
Nadine Laster
Phy Une Marlowe
Betty Jean McCrory
Arleen Miller
Edith Miller
Mildred Miller
Robert Miller
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Hubbell
Worthy Mull
Fay
Margaret Pickens
Ralph Pine
Wayne Pine
Marvin, Price
Anna Marie Water
Pegey Wison
Evelyn Wulfsuhig
Chicago Raids Target 23 Locations Across City
Federal agents raided twenty three speakeasies and one altered beer plant near Chicago as part of a crackdown. June 25 report notes the city becoming “drier” amid the sweep with arrests and seizures expected.
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Chicago
Four Gardens to be Inspected on Farm Bureau Tour
J A Terrell county agent says four gardens will be inspected during the annual Farm Bureau Garden tour next Wednesday. The noon stop features a talk by Frances Mercer on modern canning methods. first stop is at John Damm’s east of Big Springs, second at Ernest Brown near Lawrence, with a luncheon to follow. A stop at Grant Risley Place and Harold Roe’s in Vinland concludes the tour.
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Frances Mercer
John Damm
Big Springs
Highway 40
Ernest Brown
Lawrence
Grant
Rilsey Place
East Eleventh Street
Harold Roe
Vinland
Kansans Offer Plank to Pay Soldiers’ Bonus in Installments
Kansas Governor Harry H. Woodring presented to Democratic leaders a platform plank proposing monthly installments to pay soldiers bonuses to relieve Washington, D. C., amid veteran concentration. Kansas national committeeman Dudley Doolittle urged a farm loan act amendment to finance farm mortgages at low interest to prevent agricultural breakdown. Tulane rival Cleford Lutter of Tulane beat Bryan Gran University 7-5 6-2 6-4 to win the intercollegiate singles championship at Merion Cricket Club. A Journal-World classified: two-piece suits or ladies dresses cleaned and pressed for 31.00. Advance Cleaners ad.
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Harry H. Woodring
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Washington, D. C
Dudley Doolittle
National
Tulane
Haverford, Pa
Cleford
Lutter
Tulane Aniearsity
Lay
Bryan Gran’ University
Both Carolina
Merion Cricket Club
Hamilton trains trio of Lawrence athletes for Olympic trials
Coach Brutus Hamilton guided Jim Bausch Cirle Coffman and Charles to Olympic berths at the Dyche stadium trials in Evanston with Glen Cunningham set to join them at Palo Alto for the mile trials. Cunningham had clocked 4 11.1 for the mile, the fastest outdoor time in America, while defeating top distance runners. Hamilton, a former Olympic decathlete and Missouri star, has built KU into a conference and dual meet force with multiple school and conference records.
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K. U
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Cirle Coffman
Hamilton
Wilson Charles
Glen Cunningham
Salo
Alto
Calif
Chicago
Cunningham
America
Henry Brecksmith
Indiana
M. U
University of Missouri
Westminster College
Fulton
Kansas
Programs At Pinckney School Playground Hours Begin
E A Wood announced twice weekly playground periods at Pinckney School starting next week with hours 2 to 8 p m for smaller children and 2 to 4 p m for larger ones. Parents will have supervision and an experienced leader will guide sessions until established. Kathleen O Neil won girls croquet. Paul Moon and Eugene Heathering the boys horse shoe champions. Ice cream cones sold yesterday for two for a nickel, 68 cones total, 20 cents profit to fund another special day.
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E. A. Wood
New Hich
Pinckney
Wood
Kathleen O'Neil
Dolores J Sutherland
Cordley School
Paul Moon
Eugene Heatherington
Shots at a Baldwin Mayor Home
Vandals fired three shotgun charges into Mayor C. E. Heaton and Mrs. Heaton’s Baldwin home early yesterday. The west window shattered and interior damage occurred but no one was hurt. Mayor Heaton saw a car leave the scene and officers are pursuing clues, suspecting a grudge against the mayor.
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Pittsburgh Eagles Over Reds In Eleven Inning Opener
Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 6 to 4 in eleven innings in the first game of a doubleheader. The second game result was not clearly reported. Pitchers listed include Benton and Manton for Pittsburgh and Kremer for Cincinnati. The brief item notes early season NL action and doubleheader context.
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Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Heving
Gomes
Dicker
Br. Louis
Cleveland
Merican Association
Kent Maity el Osborn
Carson Land
Mo Snyder
Vanatta
A. Snyder
Rising Prices for Farm Products in Market Report
Douglas county farmers saw steady gains in market quotations for hogs cattle and wheat. Kansas City hog top held at 4.00 per cwt with 170 to 280 lb hogs most valued, while cattle top for choice steers reached 7.85. Local wheat bids ranged 0.37 to 0.32 per bushel for tested grades, threshing to begin next week as rain and warm nights boost corn growth.
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Douglas County
Sermon to Preach Sunday Night by Dr Andreas Bard
Kansas City minister Dr Andreas Bard will deliver The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise at 7 45 pm Sunday in South Parish under the Ministerial Alliance. Rain delayed last week’s plan but a Trinity Lutheran service drew about forty, with peak attendance anticipated for the evening pageant by eighty children.
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South Par
Ministerial Alliance
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bate
Information on sprays for fruit growers announced
J A Terrell county agent announced information on sprays for fruit growers. The material will be published as letters from the office and distributed as minographed letters through county agents. Previously letters came from Kansas State College at Manhattan. now the college sends letters only to county agents who will disseminate them locally. The letters will cover when to apply sprays and the materials to use.
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Kansas State College
Manhattan
Dean H. Umberger
Terrell
Tor
Boy Scout Contingent Passes Thru Lawrence To State Lake
A party of eighteen Boy Scouts and leaders from Topeka passed through Lawrence this morning en route to the state lake at Tonganoxie where they will camp for two days. Scout master Don Knowles and assistants J W Bostwick John Cunningham Jr and Joe Smelzer led the group. Police reported thefts of gasoline from cars on Kentucky street and from automobiles in a New Hampshire street yard. City notice states weeds will be cut on all vacant lots as deemed necessary with costs charged to the affected properties under Ordinance No 4.
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Renate
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