Pesqueira Talks Mission To Study Texas-Mexico Border
Roberto Pesqueira personal representative of President Portes Gil arrives in San Antonio for talks with Mexican consul general Enrique Santinha before a planned trip to El Paso. He travels from Brownsville to Kelly Field and speaks on a personal mission not disclosed. Telegraph lines report Mexico City communications hampered by landline outages between Vera Cruz and Mexico City.
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San Antonio
Roberto Pesqueira
Portes Gil
Rekican Focwal Jiroatis
Texas
EL Paso
Ge Antonio
Enrique Santinha
Pesansi
Milivy
Eighth Corps
Aliqueira
United States
Gil
Kelly, Field
Brownsville
New York
Mexico City
Vera
Galvestor
Weather forecast for Hutchinson and region
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with clear skies. Temperatures rising, indicating fair conditions across the area including Hutchinson and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Big Growth in Aircraft Production Reported
New York and Wichita lead 1928 aircraft output. total U S production about 6 000 planes and 2 000 aircraft motors valued at over 75 900 000. Commercial ships numbered 80 and 2 037 motors, with bi planes outpacing monoplanes in count though monoplanes valued higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agronautical Chamber
Jemimerce of America
United States
Wichita
Kan
New York
Haines bill action and traffic bill delay in Kansas House
Pass Haines highway measure sent to governor after approval of the senate seat amendment. House postpones action on the traffic regulatory bill following a brief debate on rail and highway amendments. Senate committee recommends passage of a bank guaranty repeal bill amid outstanding fund obligations. Senate rejects insurance tax levy proposal. Senate passes the Brad loan shark bill, authorizing very high interest rates on small loans and placing lenders under supervision.
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Topeka
Mar
Haines
House
Cowden
Senate Committee On Banks and
Senate
Kansas
Senate Ibereval
Kansas State Bank
Hoover Calls Special Session of Congress for April Fifteenth
President Hoover issued a proclamation calling an extraordinary session of the 71st Congress to meet April 15, 1929 at 12 noon in the Capitol Washington. The session aims to consider agricultural relief measures and limited tariff changes. the proclamation cites justice to farmers workers and manufacturers. The notice, signed by Hoover and Secretary Kellogg, notes the need to receive communications from the executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Congress
Hoover
United States of America
Congress of the
United States
Herbert Hoavy
Frank B. Kellogg
Housemother Robbed of Jewels Worth Over $300
A box of jewels valued over 300 dollars was stolen from Mrs. T. S. Stover, housemother at the Sigma Chi house on 1439 Tennessee Street, last night. Police say a prowler entered the second floor room and took two diamond rings, a pearl necklace, an amber necklace, an aquamarine ring, a gold watch, a gold chain and glass set, all from a coat pocket. The theft was found this morning as police investigate motives and suspect a prowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Tennessee Street
T. S. Stover
Stover
Stewart Denoted Chairman At Stand Oil Indiana Meeting
Whiting Indiana March 7 AP Col Robert W Stewart named chairman of Standard Oil company of Indiana at annual stockholders meeting ending a bitter proxy battle with John D Rockefeller Jr The vote tallies show Stewart 2054986 Burton 5510313 while Louis Stephens and Melvin A Traylor also appear on the ticket Directors vote and earnings reports follow as the meeting adjourns The 1928 earnings set a new record with net earnings of 83437166 and a per share of 883 while assets reached 498 million and surplus rose to 166 million through year end 1928
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Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Community House
Ete
Felix T. Graham
Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Iigiaga
Sipwatt
Sles
Incorporation of Fair dry goods store announced
The Fair dry goods store at 743 Massachusetts Street becomes Gayot Durst Dry Road Co Inc under Henry Durst. Charter grants capital of 12000 with named officers and staff changes. Ethel Filgon, Mildred Reeves join related firms and a remodel plan begins next week with new fixtures and decor.
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Fair Dry Goods
Massachusetts Street
Gayot Durst
Dry Road Company Inc
Henry Durst
Charitts Watch
Petobiers
W. L. Cayot
Ottawa
Topeka
Ethel Filgon
Lawnee G. A. Stovall
Lawrence
L. Gayot
Gaoedhurse Company
The
Goods. Company
E Mercantile Company
Flola
W. UL
Cayory - Boy ‘Company
Ed Ayet Mercantile Company
Newton
Irs
Mildred’ S Reeves
M.°& M. Mercantile Company
Baldwin
Cayot-Durst
S.A. Stovall
Dublin
Durst
Ottawa Man Heard The Gettysburg Address
James W. Brinkerhoff 85, a Civil War veteran who heard Abraham Lincoln deliver the Gettysburg Address, died in Ottawa Kansas. Born in Gettysburg Pennsylvania he lived in Franklin County nearly 50 years. Survived by daughter Mrs M E Smith Ottawa and two sons L W Brinkerhoff Burkburnett Texas and F W Brinkerhoff editor Pittsburg Headlight Pittsburg Kansas.
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Ottawa
Kan
James W. Brinkerhoff
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Franklin County
Smith
L. W., Brinkerhoff
Burkburnett
Tex
F. W. Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Open Weather Boosts Douglas County Youth Institute
The Douglas County Young People's Institute opens Friday at Trinity Lutheran church with sessions for pastors and youth workers. A full agenda includes morning committee meetings, a 9 am start on Saturday, a noon plate dinner, and a 6:15 pm banquet with no enrollment fee for the institute though a small banquet charge applies. Reservations due by Friday morning to Mrs. J S Stover or Dr. Will Gorrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Young People’s
Trinity Lutheran Church
Douglas, County
J. S. Stover
Will Gorrill
Parkhurst Addresses Dinner On State Expenditures
Dr John L Parkhurst Allen County representative andWays and Means vice chairman spoke to fifty at Plymouth Congregational Church on government spending He urged careful budgeting of state revenues noting tax levels cannot fall while expenditures rise and called for prudent allocation of funds across educational charitable and penal institutions The event was chaired by James L Barron with H E Chandler A D Grey and Edwin M Belles on the program committee A vehicle survey was prepared and served under Ernest Seidel supervision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Parkhurst
Allen County
Ways and’ Means
Plymouth Congregational
Br Park
Havine
Dr. Parkhurst
James L. Barron
Plymouth
H. E. Chandler
A. D. Grey
Edwin M. Belles
Ernest Seidel
El Paso guards tighten as armored cars police border
In Paso and Juarez officials warn of possible attacks on Americans and property. Brigadier general Moseley informs General Ramos that armed action could threaten the Rio Grande area. U S armored cars patrol south El Paso and Army officers prepare reinforcements as two cavalry officers depart for Fort Riley to attend three months of training. Second Lieutenant Moraweth leads in their absence.
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Paso
Tex
America i
el Paso
van Horn Moseley
Fort Brigg
Matias Ramos
Juarez
Ton Street
Tuay
el ‘Faso
Rio Grande
Kemp Street
Sam
Albert A. Gish
114Th Cavalry
Haskell Tadiang
Fort ‘Riley
Kans
Cav
Francis Moraweth
Marriage Licences Issued by Local Judge Yesterday
Marriage licences were issued yesterday by Judge I. H. Menger to Matthew E. Stal and Isa M. Allen of St Williams town and to Taw Glogies and Margaret Bader of City Kan. The report notes they were married by the judge today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes I. H.menger
Matthew E
Stal
Isa M
Allen
St Williams
Town
Margaret
Bader
Das
City
Kan
Toy
Cookery Lectures Draw Largest Crowd Yet
Mrs. Emily Lautz leads a third session of Lawrence Journal-World sponsored cookery lectures to a near capacity female audience. Topics include budgeting, saving a tenth, and demonstrations of pork chops stuffed with dressing, tea making with a 40 year old tea cozy, and dessert recipes. The final session is planned at Fraternal Aid hall with gifts and a closing program anticipated as the largest yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
M. Lautz
Lawrence + Journal- World
Lautz
June Metcalf
Journal-World
England
Ctrs
G. E.brown
East 19Th Street
Fraternal Aid ‘Hall
Sfort Wabonis
oThone
Attecr
Ets Wold
Sin Ralph All
Peer
Connecticut Street
Misa Ohi Nohio Puhot Mon
Missouri Street Residents Involved In Reed Car Vote
Topeka March 7 AP The Kansas senate approved a resolution to spend 3258.65 to buy a new motor car for Governor Reed, sending it to the house. The vote was 29 to 1 with W H Behrens dissenting. Dallas Wrapp, Ways and Means chair, said the sum would allow exchanging the 1927 Cadillac for a new Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Mar
Reed
Senate
House
W. H. Behrens
Lyndon
Dallas Wrapp
Coffeyville
Ways and Means
Merchants Back Church Loyalty Campaign In Lawrence
Lawrence merchants urge cooperation with the church loyalty drive now underway. A Monday night merchants bureau vote backs including a Church Sunday line in ads and coordinating with the Daughters of the American Revolution convention March 26 27 and 28. Committees arrange welcome yard displays and entrance signs at city edges with the Chamber of Commerce publicity group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Turner
al Green
Chamber of Commerce
Ithe City
University Symphony to Broadcast Five Pieces Tonight
The University Symphony Orchestra of fifty players led by Prof. Karl Euerstein presents five selections on KFKY tonight at 8. The program, sent by wire from the old Common Building, includes Carmen March from Bizet, Mozart Minor Symphony, Grieg Lyric Lullaby, Wagner Lohengrin Act III, and Cui Orientale. Appreciations came from Las Pecas New Mexico and Columbus Ohio last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Symphony Orcchestra
Karl Euersteiner
The
Fine Arts Facullty
KFKY
University
Las Pecas
N.M
Columbus
Ohio
Bizct
Mozart
Cui
Lulaby
Grieg
Lohen
Wagner
Loss Big Plot Of Land In California Disappears
Seven and a half million acres once set aside for Native cession under 1851 treaties have vanished from current California land records. The Senate failed to ratify the pact, so the Indians did not receive title. Descriptions now obsolete and river courses altered hinder locate land. routes and watercourses have changed since the original surveys.
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Sacramento
Cal
California Land Office
United States
United States Senate
Pends, Ing
State Surveyor General’s
Pest increases acreage in Ohio crops
Surveys show farmers in counties with European corn borer infestations have expanded alfalfa sugar beets and truck crops planted after corn. More corn is harvested by cutting and cattle, while small grains on corn land drop. Overall corn acreage rose in 1928 after a dip in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chiopane
Ohio
Reno County Clean-Up Brings Results
Topeka reports five men arrested in Reno county liquor clean-up pleaded guilty in Reno county district court and were fined and jailed. Fines ranged from 200 to 300 dollars with jail sentences from sixty to ninety days for those arrested in recent raids under state attorney general William A. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Mar
William A. Smith
Hutchinson
Vicinity
Reno County
Kan
Virgil Johnson
Kopeka
J. H. Mitchell
Johnson
City Offiere
Everyone invited to Everybody at Church Sunday
A church loyalty campaign called Everybody at Church Sunday is planned in Lawrence and Douglas County. Five thousand invitation cards will be distributed door to door, with 34 church workers calling residents. A mayoral proclamation endorses the effort, aiming for higher attendance than any Sunday since last year.
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Champaign
Lawerence
Douglas County
Plan Bulb Exchange and Civic Association Meeting
North Lawrence residents planned a bulb exchange via Mrs. C Fincher at 2146 W to list available bulbs. The North Lawrence Civic Association debated events including a June flower show and other projects. The group celebrated its first anniversary with cake and a poem, electing Mrs. Fincher and Mrs. Ewing to lead the surprise for the next meeting. The next gathering was set for Monday April 8. a time change moved meetings to the second Monday. Separately Senate recommends bills to separate public service commission and labor and industry commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
John Fincher
Wilbur Pine
A. B. Ewing
Lawrence voter ad seeks support for Streets and Utilities post
A political advertisement urges Lawrence voters to back candidate for Commissioner of Streets and Public Utilities. Claiming 20 years in supervision of major construction, the candidate cites projects including school buildings in Lawrence and Kansas University, Waterworks works in Winfield, and multiple Indian school facilities in Shiprock New Mexico and Chilocco Oklahoma, among others.
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Stubbs
Lawrence
Kansas University
Vinland High’ School
Masonic Rand Lodge
Topeka
Marshall Theater
Manhattan
S. A.C
Masonic
Wichita
Winfield
Kansas
Carnegie Library
Kirkpatrick Furniture
Enisleopal
Arkansas City
Chilocco
Indian’ School
Shiprock
N.M
Dairy Specialist to Speak at Two Douglas Meetings
J C Nisbet extension dairy specialist from Kansas State College will address two dairy meetings in Douglas County next week. Dairy herd management will be the main topic. Meetings are Monday at 8 pm at the County Farm Bureau office, Lawrence Chamber of Commerce building, and Tuesday at 8 pm at the county terminal. Attendance invited for all interested in dairy problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Nisbet
Extension Adbiry
Kansas 5 J Agricultural College
Manhad
Douglas
A. Gilligan
County Farm Bureau
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Assasia
O'eldka
Lawrenes
Gilkisor
Visib Pevey
Second Recital Tonight At The Auditorium In Vonmyst
The auditorium hosts the second recital featuring Miss Henler, pianist student of Dean Swarthout, performing standard classics and Romantic piano literature. She studied Kansas under Dean Winters at Southwestern College and Bachman. Station KRU will broadcast the program in an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonmyst
Kansas
Dean
Southwestern
Watts Gives Address at Christian Church Meeting
Rev. doha FP Wilts of the Pirs3 Baptist Church delivered a chautauqua style talk on Neglected Members during the monthly session. Mrs. Watts attended. Reports from various church departments were read and a strong general business report was presented. Next Wednesday members will organize terms and interview prospective church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doha
Wilts
Pirs3 Baptist Church
Birse Iibti
Watts
Benc Helt Uber
PIANIST A VISITOR HERE AT UNIVERSITY RECITAL
Keith Corelli, a young Amertesiy pianist, visited the fine arts school at the university yesterday afternoon and performed for faculty members. He later attended a Kiwanis meeting at Wiedemann's, where he played modern pieces illustrating current trends in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Corelli
Lurrulurd
Ba University
Baldwin
They University
Mr. Corelli
D. M. Swarthout
Fine Arts
Kiwanis
Wiedemann's
Alfiéw
Toprekan
Virgil Johnson
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Jesus. Palamer
I Cit
Lopez
Michoaca
General Lopes
Mexico
Mexico MHOWTUY, 3 ——_—— El Paso
Téx
Flores
Augustin
Grillo
Herdér
el Dictamen
J. M. Aguirre
Culiacah
Nogeles Atiz
Gusasay Sinaloa
Itar
Ubacun
Sinaloa
Ap Tareds
Juan Andrew Almazan
Saltillo
San Antono
Alice Mungwn
S. Stover
Minude ‘Sinmell
American Association of University
T- Hawa
Othwa Country
Emma Gunther
Columiary University
Géis
Methodist Church
C.G. Markham
Chicago
Qusts
Standard Oil
Cayot Durst Dry G Company
State Budget
W. W. Jackson
Camanche
Revenue
Internal Revenue
Chiybe
Ri Rg
Chamabter
Ofanmeree
Ito
Institute Iere
Trinity Lutheran
Allen Grunty
Mat el Paso
E Afrater
Kent
Radio
Hanna
Adience
Missouri Street
Frank Fox
Maine Street
D. W. Gordon
Eudora
Florence ‘Elliott
Bessie Halberg
New Hampshire Street
Erle Thorne
A. M. Johnson
Ohio Street
August Pierson
Rhode Island
F.cd. Mifer
Michigan Street
Merchants’ Bureau
California
Lisbon
Funchal
Madeira
St. Vincent
Madeira Island
Christian Science Society
Fraser Chapel
John
Flynn
Boston
Ellis T. Johnston
Emporia
Hudson-Goff
Toyoka
Public Service Commission
Aecommission of Labor and Industry
Tax Commission
J. C. Nisbet
Ena Hepler
É Auditorium
Christian
Church
Tiane
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