Farmers urged to unite on plan for price support reform
Washington March 4 delegates from midwest farming groups began drafting a relief plan. They favored a revolving fund to stabilize surplus crop prices, seeking detailed proposals and broader coordination with Congress, emphasizing permanent relief rather than short term fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
A.P
Battural
Des Moines Agricultural Conference
Prince
Dick Hall
Hanuni
Thomas Way
Crete
Tincher
Kincheloe
Devi
Kentucky
Congress
Hammill
Industry
Finsner
Leoof
Thieves Walked Back in Salina Car Theft Case
A gang of youths allegedly stole a car from Salina owner Z W Grimes and forced companions William, 17, and Milids, 14, to walk back from Ellsworth. Sheriff Smith deputized Grimes to handle the case leading to a patrol and a staged procession toward Salina jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saling
Mar
Z. W. Grimes
Williamon
Milids
Hilsworth
Jere
Salina
Grimes
Old
al’ Smith
Ellsworth
Kenope l
Brookville
Zoning Discussion Ahead in Lawrence Officials Plan Meeting
Lawrence club women prepare to discuss zoning with city planners and consultant Herbert Have of Kansas City. Commissioner slate led by Paul A. Dinsmoor will hear the expert at a 3:20 PM gathering in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Paul A. Dinsmoor
George Es Kirchoff
T. N. Lewis
W. Spaulding
MH. B. Qher
J. J. Simmonds
Pear P
Varied Program to Wreck Listeners on KFKU Tonight
A varied program is announced for KFKU University of Kansas tonight. At 7 p m Prof J D Kinnex of the metallurgy department speaks on The Metal of Tronland Steel. A music segment follows with two pieces by the Chinese Sabs and McCtnles. Mr Farell hosts an op m Richy campus news bulletin.
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KFKU
University of Kantrnight
J. D. Kinnex
Department of Metalliey
Af Tronland Steel
Musi
Chineé Sabs
McCtnles
Biano Syles
Ice Winston
Mr. Farell
Amundsen date lecture canceled by National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society withdraws invitation for Roald Amundsen to lecture this month after a garbled interview about Dr. Cook and Admiral Peary. President Gilbert Grosvenor says no contract existed and notes past honors given to Amundsen by the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Marely
Roald Amundsen
Cook
Admiral Peary
North Pole
National Geographic Society
Gilbert Grosvenor
Society
Grosvenor
Amundsen
New Yorks Times
Bryn
Norway
Arctic
Nagional Geographic Society
Tabanton
Anwndsen
Moral Geographic Society
Grosvenor Saju
Peary
University trustees keep Kansay Star editor and manager
In Kansas City March 4 AP an announcement by University trustees says Tri win I. Inlaid will continue as editor and A I Seested as manager of the Kansay Star with no change in editorial policy. They will sell the newspaper properties later per W. R. Nelson will. Kirkwood remains editor. his wife Mrs Laura Kirkwood dies in Baltimore. Trustees appointed by Kansas Oklahoma Missouri universities to handle the estate. City flower vote sponsored by Daily Courier with chamber of commerce and community clubs guidance. Public sale notices and local ads included.
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Kansas City
Mar
Triwin I. Inlaid
A. I
Kansay Star
Urustees
Nolicise
the Star
Waiares Ols
Herbert V. Jones
The
Star
Pallens R. Nelson
Irwingwood
A. F. Seested
WR. Nelson
Kirkwiod
Stair
Laura Kirkwood
W Vani R. Nelson
Kirkwood
Baltimore
Willian R. Nelson
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Baily Courier
Chamber of Commerce
Community Rouneil
This Week's Events at Turner High on Leavenworth
A campus calendar lists events including a Federation meeting on zoning ordinance enforcement, a high school dramatic club play titled Green Stockings, and a girls physical education demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Stockings
Princeton Class of 1876 Scholars Still Alive After Fifty Years
New York news notes a Princeton University semi centennial study showing six of the ten top scholars from the class of 1876 are living. Of 31 remaining members from 120, twelve are lawyers, eight ministers, four physicians, one author, and six in business. Survivors include Charles Williams and Walter Underwood among others, with several listed as prominent professionals.
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New York
Min
Princeton University
Thomas W. Harvey
Fas
Orange
Princeton
America
Charles &. Williams
Prineets 1
N. J. Restired
John 2. Campbell
Taiti
Mare
Hi Elas
Justay Endlich
Reading
Walter I. Underwood
Charles Scribner
Charles Scribner's Sons
John §. Blummer
Gibsonia, M
Deaths and funerals reported across Lawrence area
Obituaries list Mrs. L Kennedy of 115 Park Street dying at home aged ten with Kansas pioneer ties since 1854. Survivors include Dr A R Kennedy and Mrs J R Ulrich of Lawrence and G Kennedy of Lambersham among others. Also noted are Harriet Hodgin of Monument Colorado and Marion Orender of Lawrence with funeral plans forthcoming.
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J. L. Kennedy
L. Kennedy
Park Street
Lawrence
Yen
de.’ Hervey Li Kennedy
Ottawa
E._H. Kennedy
C. Li Kennedy
Lambersham
Cal
J. R. Wood
Harriet Hodgin
John Hodgin
Monument
Colo
Colorado
Cole
Frank Hodgin
Kansas City
McDonald elected Exalted Ruler at Elks lodge election
F W McDonald was elected Exalted Ruler of the Ingal Elks lodge at last evening's regular election. Other officers include GA Hunter Esteemed Leading Knight J B Good Esteemed Loyal Knight C C Carl Esteemed Leetar iT Knight Ernest Seidel Trustee G W Carman secretary Hartig Tyler. Meeting adjourned with plans for an April 12 event and committee work to follow.
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F.W. McDonald
Ingal Elks Lodge
Ga, Hunter
J. BR. Good
C. C. Carl
Ernest Seidel
GW. Carman
Hartig. Tyler
C. C. Cart
Ee Committee
Library Board Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting on Tuesday night the library board chose officers Mrs A C Mitchell as president 6 8 Finch as vice president Addie Buckminster as secretary William Bremelsick as treasurer. Mrs A Menley and William Bromelgick Haye had served since 1902. Mr Lro melsick has been treasurer all this time. New board members named were Dr V Lh Davis G S Finely and Prof A Richards. Reappointed were Mrs ALC Mitchell and C I Pucker.
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A. C. Mitchell
Finch
Addie Buckminster
William Bremelsick
A. Menley
William Bromelgick Haye
Lro
Melsick
V. Lh. Davis
G. S. Finely
A. Richards
Mrs
Alc. Mitchell
I Pucker
Mellon Calls Stock Break Natural Reaction to Speculation
Secretary Mellon told reporters at the treasury that the stock market decline is a normal response to excessive speculation. He says such setbacks are natural during prosperity and will not derail fundamental business conditions or long term prosperity. He expects booms and slumps to alternate until a stable level is reached.
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Washington, Mar
A. P
Mellon
Treasury
Greeves
Library shows large increase in Lawrence city circulation
The Lawrence public library reports a 12,000 increase in circulation last year over the prior year. Librarian Miss Lillian J. Constant notes steady activity in all departments, with 53,489 patrons registered since August 1 and 1,564 new books added, 1,352 purchased and 212 gifted.
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City ‘Library
Lawrence Ree Public Library
Lillian J. Constant
Friowss
Sevel
University of Iowa Dean to Speak at Lawrence Vespers
Dean George F. Kay of the University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts will address an all university convocation and a community vespers at Lawrence Memorial High School on Sunday afternoon. He will spend the week in Lawrence and University events, meeting with students and faculty, and will be hosted by Dr. James Naismith.
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George F. Kay
College of Liberal Arts
University of Iowa
University of Kansas
Lawrence Memorial High School
Penn Kay
Iis
Univerity
Lawrence
University Club
K. U. Facnity
James Naismith
Not-a-cent-a-year inspectors aid Kansas hotels
Fifty traveling salesmen volunteer as state hotel inspectors for Kansas, reporting violations to the state hotel commission without pay. Commissioner Phil E. Zimmerman says the volunteers’ anonymity helps uncover law violations, as only three salaried inspectors monitor about ten thousand hotels and restaurants. The commissions authorize them to arrest violators, boosting standards in smaller Kansas towns.
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Topeka
State Hotel Commission
Kansas
Phil E. Zimmerman
Commissior
Amaller Kansas
Ttm
State
University of Kansas Loses Part of Robinson Estate in Kansas City
Charles B. Griffith reports the University of Kansas wrongly lost a portion of the Charles Robinson estate. A lot in Grace Hill in Kansas City was omitted from the inventory and not probated in Wyandotte County. Tax rolls showed $1,250 valuation. Debbet R. Payne acquired title in 1923 and had it quieted in 1928, meaning the state now holds the land and legal bars may prevent recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneka
Charles B. Griffith
Just
University of Kansas
Charles Robinson
University
Grace Hill
Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Debbert R. Payne
Payne
Seed corn outlook and weather notes from Kansas board
Kansas seed corn quality is improving after earlier poor germination tests as the state board of agriculture reports sufficient good seed if selection is careful. Wheat fields greened up. western Kansas needs soaking rains for subsoil moisture. Winds caused damage in some western and south central counties. cattle and sheep profits were limited. fruit buds swollen and vulnerable to sudden freezes. Bush fruits reported winterfit in parts of Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board, of Agriculture
Board of Agriculture
Intercollegiate Glee Club Concert Radiocast Planned
News that WEAF New York will broadcast the National Intercollegiate Glee Club Contest from Carnegie Hall on Saturday evening. Stations WJAR WGR WCAE WFI WDAL KSD WGN WTIG plus others will rebroadcast and KU plans to simulcast from KFKU. KU Glee Club HQ will be at Kew Garden Inn Long Island New York.
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University of Kansas
WEAF
New York
Carnegie Hall
WJAR
Providence
WGR
Buffalo
WCAE
Pittsburg
Penn
WFI
Philadelphia
WDAL
Boston
Mass
KSD
St. Louis
WGN
Chicago
Plan big celebration for Northwest territory victory
Indianapolis plans a 1929 sesqui centennial celebration by the Indiana Historical Society to honor George Rogers Clark and his soldiers capturing Fort Sackville at Vincennes on February 24 1779. Five states Indiana Illinois Ohio Michigan and Minnesota would participate in commemorating the Northwest territory as part of the United States after the Revolutionary War.
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Indianapolis
Northwest Territory
United States
Indiana Historical Society
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohi
Michigan
Minnesota
George Rogers Clark
Fort Sackville
Vincennes
Stamp Tax To End March 1926 For Deeds Of Conveyance
The documentary stamp tax on deeds will end March 29 1926 under the Revenue act of 1926. Mrs Isa Wellman register of deeds reports the current tax is 1 per 1000 value. Deeds dated on or before March 28 must bear stamps under the 1924 act. deeds after March 28 are not taxed.
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Treasury Department
Isa Wellman
Register of Deeds
Francis Transfer Moves AP Wichita Desk to Phoenix
D. E. Francis transferred to Phoenix bureau of the Associated Press, effective immediately. D. H. Francis replaces him in Wichita. Francis, KU 1924 journalism major, is succeeded by Charles A. Grumick at Wichita.
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D. E. Francis
Phoenix
Bureau of
Associated Press
D.H. Francis
Wichita
Phenix
Arizona
Charles A. Grumick
Francis
University of Kansas
Wanderers Camp at City Jail After Long Journey
Four travelers from Boston to El Paso were housed overnight in the jail, parting from their long trek. A display of Green Stockings shows prices at 85 and 50 cents in a nearby ad.
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Boston
el Paso
Western League Umpires roster announced for 1937 season
The Western League announces its umpiring roster led by Dale Gear as president. New officials include Ed Tech, J Beach, James Toman, Tom J. McQuillan, George Schreck, John Witbeck, R. M. Riggs, Lenn Roy Doak, and Josh Clark. Gene West of Keota Oklahoma named head coach for the 1937 Oklahoma basketball team.
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Topeka
Winged
Dale Gear
Ed Tech
J Beach
James
Toman
Eos
Angeles
Tom J. McQuillan
Pueblo
Western Association
George ‘Schreck
Des Moines
Mississippi Valley League
John~Witbeck
Pasadena
Etowsh
Lenn
Roy Doak
Oklahoma
A.,& M.college
Josh Clark
Long Beach
Lincoln
Cars Collide on Street in Massachusetts Street Incident
A Dodge sedan driven by C D Rebet and a Ford touring car driven by Charles Preyer collided yesterday afternoon in the 0 block of Massachusetts street. No one was injured. Slight damage reported to both vehicles. Bee Green Stockings at high school auditorium Friday March 5. Tickets 35 and 50 cents for Shamrock Leaf Candy Boxes, a few left at Rankin's Drug Store 1101 Mass-Advy.
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High Select
Stnath
Barber's Drug Store
Orme van Gundy
Bloomington
Ill
Lert van Gundy
Ellsworth
Ady
C.D. Rebet
Charles
Preyer
Massachusetts
Rankin’s. Drug Store
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Asia
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Paris
Hone
National Geographiec Society
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TURK
K Kansas City Star
Turner
Leavenworth
Bnookeworms
Ancony
Marion Qrender
Marion Orender
Firhestree
St. Mary's Hospital
Barly
Wm. A. Walker
William A. Walker
C. Cram
Connecticut Street
Rumsey
Coe
Oake Mill Cemetery
Nickel Plate Railroad
Cleveland
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
van Sweringen
Colston
O.P
M.J. van Sweringen
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Road
van Sweringens
Union Depot
Elks Fiold
Library Board
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Artesian
Rand
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Miss Daum
Miss Steele
Miss Carter
Miss Perkins
Istant
Jack Porter
AUL University
Renard Hutchinson
Vigilance Committee
Policy Association
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Dallas
Texas
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Caref al Selection
Glee Club
Edward L. King
Fort Leavenworth
American Legion Post
Real Estate Board
Eetea
Blue' Triangle
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Gillis
Yellowstone Park
Eegeene
State Bank
Kan
State’ Bank Department
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Empires
Sooner
Gene West
Keota
University of Oklahoma
West
McBride
Honea
Stevens
Holt
Niblack
Price
Haller
Dunlap Moore
Lecrone
Dunlap
Optometrist
Per
H. H. Lewis
Optometrist House
Bhilg
Lawrencve
Oberworth
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