Revision proposal for constitution by national convention
The document outlines a proposed constitutional revision requiring a national convention appointed by the house and ratified by popular vote. It mentions figures such as Frank Carlson of Cloud and World War veterans advocating for amending the constitution and affecting state legislatures, with references to a three-member committee and related procedural notes.
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T. Be
Ben Falh
Uli
Pais
Rosalu
Elie
China
Frank Carlson
Cloud
Bank Bandits Escape In Taxed Footnote Chaos
Three men and a woman attempted to rob Redfield state bank yesterday. Ruthrauts, assistant cashier, fired in the vault as the sedan fled. The abandoned car was found on a dirt road causeway. Farmers reported a large sedan with a man and woman on the causeway at the time.
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Lolay E
Redfield
Leonard Ruthrauts
Ruthrauft
Pawhuska
Kansas Weather Forecast Report
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions in the west. Snow potential in Topeka and Salina areas with cloudy skies. Roads may be rough in Dodge City and Arkansas City while rain or mist affects Topeka and nearby counties. Measurements for today show noon conditions with expected maximum and minimum temperatures.
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Kansas
Topeka
Salina
Watehinsta
Dodge
Ciara
Arkansas City
Pittsburg
Douglas County
Vestord
Blond Alibi rises in gangland case as McGurn linked
Chicago March 1 The pursuit centers on Jack McGurn and Roscoe Fanelli as police position Lulu Lou Rolfe as the vivid third figure in the Valentine's Day massacre. McGurn sits jailed without charge while Rolfe, a stylish model type, lounges at the police station. Attorneys say the pair are being used to theater a police demonstration. a writ of habeas corpus was petitioned but held in abeyance.
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Chicago
Mar
Lulu-Lou” Rolfe
Jack McGurnn
Louise
Jack M Gurn
Lulu-Lou
McGurn
Biloxi
Miami
Felli
Thomas Ds. Nash
Wilbur Nominated for Ninth Circuit Judge Seat
President Coolidge nominates Curtis D. Wilbur former Secretary of the Navy to be United States judge for the ninth district. Wilbur brings twenty five years of judicial experience and had been a Navy secretary before joining the cabinet.
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Washington
Curtis D. Wilbur
Secretary of the Navy
Coollden
United States Enuit
Ninth
Coolidge
Wut
Interior
Ma ' Hier
Wilbur
Iwas
Supreme Court
Bur
Jardine
Union sermon opens with shared service in Lawrence churches
Rev Hara Gordon D D pastor of the Big Methodist church opened the Sunday evening union services at Plymouth Congregational church on The Dimensions of Salvation Five central churches including First Baptist First Chris t Plymouth Congregational and First Presbyterian share in the service with other churches invited A chorus under Prof Eugene Christy will sing The union effort has drawn strong attendance during the Lawrence Lin ten campaign Flood area in the south brings hope after clearing skies and cooler temps Four southern states were threatened by floods with eight lives lost downriver residents worry as rivers crest and villages are cut off by water
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Hara Gordon
Plymouth Congregational Church
First Baptist
First Christ
Plymouth Congregational
First Presbyterian
Oll
Eugene Christy
School of Fine Arts
Churches of Lawrence
Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Ice jam blocks Kaw River near Topeka
The Kaw River was almost covered by a three mile long ice jam near Topeka last night. The heavy flow began about 5 this morning and will likely continue late tonight with little danger of damming. Richard Jackman of the Bowersock mills reported no damage from the jam in Topeka. In Lawrence, the Merchants Bureau plans its monthly dinner Monday at 5 50 PM in the Chamber of Commerce to discuss various items of business.
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Kaw
Topeka
Richard Jackman
Bowersock Mills
Merchants Bureau
Lawrence Merchants Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Plane Tow Glider Success in California Flight
Lone Reach, March 1 AP Dale Drake's glider was towed by Lloyd O'Donnell's Fokker from Reedley to Metropolitan airport Los Angeles where the tow line broke near sight of the airport forcing a forced landing in a wheat field. Drake then performed loops before landing. O'Donnell landed first. Crowd of about 40 000 welcomed Drake on arrival.
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Lone Reach
Calif
Mar. 1
Dale Drake
Lloyd O’doennell
Drake
O'Donnell
Reedley
Cal
Tehachapi Range
Los Angeles
Wheat Field
Tidal Waves Hit Coast Near Choshi in Nippon Disaster
Dispatches report huge tidal waves devastating coast near Choshi Isle of Nippon with villages buried twelve feet deep in water and mud. Casualties unkn own and fires follow the destruction as tremors and quakes add to the region's misery.
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Choshi
Nippon
Coast Line
Tokyo
Mar. T
Isle of Nippon
Japan
Osaka
Kobe
Hoover Heads Toward Inauguration Amid Cabinet Uncertainty
Washington on March 1 AP notes President-elect Hoover nears inauguration with cabinet posts undecided. He reviews inaugural address proofs for tomorrow's printer distribution and holds planned conferences while awaiting calls from senators and representatives. Speculation persists on agriculture and commerce appointments with little firm information.
Kansas Inaugural Train Off Tonight for East
Topeka reports the Kansas inaugural special train will depart at 9 oclock with Topeka fife and drum corps the Media Grotta chanters Independence Rajah Grotta drum corps and the Tawhuska Grace Indian band on board. Charles Curtis will take his oath as vice president aboard using a German Bible over 800 years old.
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Topeka
Mar
Charles PL Beebe
Kansas
Media Grotta
Independence Rajah Grotta
Tawhuska. Ok
Grace Indian Band
Fd. M
Jayhawker Qualify Two Men In Big Six Prelims
Kansas City March 1 Nebraska led with eight qualifiers in four events at the Big Six indoor trials. Oklahoma and Missouri followed with five and two respectively. Kansas State and Kansas State Agricultural College earned two and zero. High hurdles were canceled. Wilcox advanced in the 60 yard dash and Lagerquist in the Radis-Hanna event.
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Jayhawker
Kansas City
Mar
API
Nebraska
Braska
Town S Hads Oklahoma
Kas
Kansas Aggies Fai
Kansas
Wilcox
Lagerquis
Brewer Can't Compete With Bootleg Stuff
Kansas City March 1 AP reports the Muehlebach brewery will close after operating since the 1870s due to competition from home brew makers. President George A Muehlebach says it is impossible for a law abiding old time brewer to market pon-aheoly beverages in competition with bootlegged liquor.
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Kansas City
Muehlebach
George A Muehlebach
Aggie Head Here 11S Strong Friend of Kansa College
President F D Farrell of Kansas Agricultural College will address an all University convocation in the auditorium Tuesday morning March 53 on Some Fragments for a Working Philosophy. He will also speak at noon to the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce on the Evolution of Agriculture. Dean John R Dyer praised Farrell as a top administrator and strong friend of the University. Chancellor Gimidy and Mrs Gimidy will accompany them to Lawrence.
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F. D. Parrell
Kansa Agricultural College
Iat
Manhattan
Farrell
Lawrence Chamber Das Comimerce
Chamber of Commerce
Byan
John R. Dyer
University
Agricultural College
Farrel
Pesteeth
BL. Gimdidy
Votyeray
Lawrence
Geltch Recital at Pine Arts Varisty Violinist to Perform
The Pine Arts Variety Violinist Geltch, a professor of violin at the Fine Arts School, will present a Monday night recital. Proceeds include a program featuring Bach, Wagner, Paganini, and Kreisler with other noted works. A guest artist will perform pieces alongside the main artist.
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Pine Arts
Wallin Geltvh
Tie Fine Arts
Ata Choy
Geto
Pageaninni
Kreisler
Denn
Rout partially Destroyed in Blaze Caused by Bad Flue
Fire damaged the home of Clarence Hunter at 28 East Eleventh Street this afternoon. Firemen were called out shortly before five o clock and despite rapid spread the fire was brought under control. The runts were partially destroyed with damage estimated at about £250.
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Clarence Hunter
East Eleventh
Tire
Mension
Compromise Narrowly Clears Budget Battle in Washington
Washington March 1 A Senate and House compromise on an increase in defense funds emerged at a conference on appropriation. The deal would swap 24 million for an added 3 000 000 in development funds, with leaders aiming to secure support before further votes. House spokesmen planned to seek sentiment in their chamber while conferees pressed to finalize the accord.
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Washington
APJ
Senate
Hon
House
FiGeorgi
Imer
Senate Kills Measure for Geological Survey
Topeka March senate oil and gas committee killed two Wilkins bills. One proposed a geological survey by the University of Warsts at 1 LG 000 for the next biennium. The other aimed to conserve oil and gas resources and regulate by the public ge. commission.
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Topeka
Mar
Sen. Wilkins
Uniity
Warsts
Olie Ge
Senate Oil and Gas Committee
Tae Conservancy
Lawrence Merchants Offer Mail Order Amid Bad Roads
Lawrence merchants urge rural residents cut off by poor roads to use mail or telephone orders. Leonard Lowman, bureau president, says stores will mail suitable purchases and assist with necessary items, stressing that mail service remains a lifeline until roads improve. Readiness to cooperate and ease hardship noted by local merchants.
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Lawrence
Lawina
Rge Lawihan
Bureau
Mr. Lowman
Distan
Mailor
Lor
Rence Merchants Bureau
Two More Candidates Enter City Primary Race Tonight
The article notes two additional entrants to the city primary, including Paul J. Lawsom, associate dean at the University of Mississippi, seeking a seat on the Lawrence school board or the city commission. Filing closes tonight at 1 o'clock. candidates must file before the March 12 primary. Registration continues, with modest turnout as hopefuls vie for education board and utilities commissioner posts.
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Paul J. Lawsom
Tiee Buna
Mississippi
Lawrence Echtol
Marely
Arese
Clark
Lawrence
Wlerk
Bear
Board of Rivehers
Levis
Quakentuoh
Mill Amd Alb
Paeviker
Weather and unsettled conditions forecast today
A fragmentary forecast notes cloudy and wet weather tonight and Saturday with rising western temperatures. It mentions a low around 40 degrees in the western area and a prior low near 72 degrees in the state, with scattered reports of no moisture in the last 24 hours and varying wind and temperature across counties.
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Topeka
J. Cam
Mapely
February Sets Record for County Prisoners
February set a new county jail record as Sheriff Ho reported a surge in inmates. The year saw many prisoners finishing sentences and several parolees, with medical treatment noted for some. The report mentions local hospital fines and a Kansas City medical facility in a disrupted recap of related events.
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Ber Rowhal
Vanee McGithra
Hell Tackie
Ranbas City
Mospfial
Porvard Griohs Adv Speeds Page
Fragmentary page item notes speeds and patchy ad language. Mentions John PB contractor and delivery terms with unclear names and locations. Continuous legible details are scarce. core meaning and participants are indeterminant.
Hearings Set on Farm Relief by House Agriculture Panel
The House Agriculture Committee will open hearings on proposed farm relief legislation nineteen days before the April special session. If Congress returns April 10, hearings would begin March 22 with invitations to agricultural groups to request appearance slots. Three vacancies on the committee will be filled with one Republican and two Democrats, to be named at Tuesday’s committee meeting.
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Washington
Mar
House Agriculture Committee
Andilleen
Congress
Haugen
Hrase Committee On
Institute in Lawrence Sponsored by Douglas County Council
A Douglas County Institute, led by Prof. DOH Spencer, will be held at Unity Lutheran Church in Lawrence, with Maresh Land Programs for postors and leaders. The event spans Friday through Saturday with opening sessions, evening programs, and a youth entertainment segment by Lawrence youths. Local officials and Douglas County Council members head the planning, with speakers noted and a focus on religious education.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Council of Religious Education
Doh. Spencer
Lawrence
Unity Lutheran Church
New Hampshire
Maresh Land 2
Agra
Visutas
Lawrence Vounge
Douglas County pCoumei
Danielas
Smoke Break Sparks Political Drift In Tight Senate Row
In a murky fragment from a political page, Woolridge and Harrian share a cigarette as talks unfold on rival factions. The text mentions Coolidge references and Republican and Democratic lines crossing, hinting at shifting alliances on the eve of a regent appointment.
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Tresiteidge
Ffon
Olive
Senate
Boliers
Ni Burton
Coolidge
Trini
oAenator Tarriser
Confers On Plans for Post Office Addition
Report from the Lawrence police department notes discussions on preliminary plans for an addition to the post office. The item mentions a Story Hour at Lifracy and a clock time tied to Miss Marian Law dren. Also reported is news of Thomas Adams of Niagara Falls, New York, and meals at Green Owl.
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Lifracy
Marian Lawdren
County Roads Hampered Travel In Rural Areas
Rural roads hinder mail delivery as embanked blocks and damaged routes force carriers to abandon standard paths. Several carriers attempted to detour via adjacent fields while residents report delays and safety concerns on outlying county roads. Officials search for remedies amid mounting complaints from farmers and residents.
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Daaglas
Sfelyvars Daa
Fadora Rand
Wits
Impassade
Refal Nt
Ftersenack
Garviers
Pia
Ory
Mentor Mall and Aggie Mathematician Novel Mentions
Fragmented OCR reads show references to Mentor Mall S fabun Aggie corim Maethale and a judge Hien qa. Mentions of Senate Amends Vote CAPE heats and city clerk Sverre Yaar nA Deas appear amid garbled phrases. The readable bits hint at local officials and events but lack coherent narrative or dates.
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