Dean Davis Delivers Talk on International Debts
Dean Robert M. Davis of the School of Law spoke on international problems inherited by President Roosevelt. He argued reparations are gone, Europe acts as a unit, and the U.S. should reduce tariffs. He praised Japan's stance toward raw materials, warned against League withdrawal, and recalled knowing Roosevelt as a student. He ended with appreciation for Mayor Cert who said to Roosevelt I am glad that it was you instead of me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Davis
School of Law
Roosevelt
Dean Davis
United States
Europe
Japan
League, of Nations
Déanavis
Sam
Dean Davia
Franklin Roosevelt
Boston
Cert
Plan for Spud Show in Kaw Valley Oct 31 and Nov 1
The Kaw Valley potato show plans were approved at a farm bureau meeting. Officers elected include Roscoe Pine as president and Lester McGee as vice president with J A Terrel secretary and Al Green treasurer. The board also features E H Leker, plant pathologist, and members O O Browning M L Taylor Herman Theden. A new Porto Rican sweet potato class will replace the old common big stem class, and a special booth will showcase appearance improvements alongside junior seed and a 4 H club sweet potato class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
Farm-Bureau
Roscoe Pine
Lester McGee
J. A. Terrel
al Green
Pine
Terrell
E. H._Leker
Kansas State College
O. O Browning
Leavenworth County
M. L. Taylor
Jefferson County
Herman Theden
Wyandotte County
O. G. Glover
Jim Q. Backus
Preston Hale
George Hedrick
Pete Underwood
Kansas Intercollegiate Economic conference speakers named
Kansas educators John Ise Seba Eldridge and Mabel Elliott join other faculty from the University of Kansas and various colleges for the Kansas Intercollegiate Economic conference to be held March 11 and 12 in Emporia under MA and WCA auspices. The program centers on Where and How a Student Can Take Hold in the Present Economic Crisis with talks round tables and banquets. Other speakers include William Allen White Dr Joseph Myers B E Tomlinson W E Grihes M G Miller W C Mendenhall W A Irvin and Dr J S Chubb. Postponement of Ninth Street Baptist church program delayed the first planetary celebration of Rev B L Wightman by one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ise
Seba Eldridge
Mabel Elliott
University of Kansas
Emporia
Teachers’ College
College of Emporia
Kansas
William Allen White
The
Emporia Gazette
Joseph Myers
Age Lin‘wood Church
Kansas‘City
B. E. Tomlinson
Emporia Teachers College
W. E. Grirhes
Kansas State College
M. G. Miller
W. C.mendenhall
Friends Univer ‘Sity
W. A. Invin
Washburn College
J.S. Chubb
Southwestern College
Kansas alumni secretary sick with chickenpox at home
Fred Ellsworth, secretary of the University of Kansas alumni association, is confined to his home with chickenpox and does not expect to return to his office until next week. He has been ill nearly one week. The American Legion male chorus will rehearse at Wiedemann's at 7:30 tonight, the first rehearsal in two weeks, and all members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Ellsworth
Fred Ellsworth
University of Kansas
Denver heir tips police on trail in kidnap case
Boettcher's release after 17 days involved a ransom of 60 000 dollars. He was freed the night of March 1 when a blindfold slipped twice during transport toward Denver. While passing Torrington Wyoming he read a town name on a building providing a vital clue to location. Police traced the probable hold sites to western Nebraska northern Wyoming or southern South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Denver
Armstrong
Dave Chaven
M.D. Comey
Mitchell
Anna Lou Boettcher
Bein
Torrington
Wyo
Clark
W. J. Armstrong
Boettcher
Nebraska
Wyoming
South
Dakota
Chicago Mourns as Mayor Cermak Prepared for Funeral
Chicago moves to honor its thirty sixth mayor Anton J Cermak assassinated while in office. Funeral plans include lying in state at city hall and a mammoth ceremony at Chicago stadium with speakers Governor Henry Horner and religious leaders. The cortege will proceed to Bohemian National Cemetery for burial beside his wife Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Florida
Fell ‘Riday
Mammoth
Cermak
Henry Horner
John Thompson
First Methodist Church
Louis L. Mann
Daniel Frawley
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church
Bohemian National Cemetery
Mary
Wien
Arraigned in $80 Robbery at Remby Home
Arraigned on first degree robbery charges yesterday afternoon before Justice J. H. Mitchell Ed Treland James Gulley and Ernest Store requested a preliminary hearing set for Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Each defendant could not post $1,000 bond and was ordered held in the county jail. Treland Stone and Gulley staged the robbery Thursday night at Claude and Mrs Remby’s home 1009 New Jersey Street. Chief of Police W J Cummings and County Attorney R B Stevens report written confessions from Stone and Gulley and Gulley implicated Ireland in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Mitchell
Ed Treland
James Gulley
Ernest Store
Treland
Stone
Gulley
Claude Remby
New Jersey Street
W. J. Cummings
R. B. Stevens
Ireland
Aftar
Make Money on Gophers Three Atchison County Men
Three Atchison county men, once out of work, trap gophers to combat unemployment. Moulders by trade, they operate in Atchison and Leavenworth counties, visiting farms to obtain trapping permissions before starting work. On Saturday they captured more than 150 gophers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison County
Atchison’ County
Atchison
Leavenworth
No Boys At This Party Co Ed Frolic Friday Night
Lawrence high school girls will host a co ed frolic in the school gym from 8 to 10 pm Friday. The event is free, the school orchestra will pay for dancing, and no boys may attend while half the girls will dress as men. Plumbers Convention Postponed in Kansas due to banking troubles. Elle M Vannatta sues Albert Vannatta for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. husband confined in a penal institution for a felony. marriage since 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Girls Athletic Association
Elle M. Vannatta
Albert Vannatta
Ie Vannattes
Annulment Bid Filed Over Infamous Trust Fraud Case
In Chicago on March 7 an action was filed in federal court to annul a trust fund of 120000 dollars meant for indigent Jewish students at the University of Kansas. The suit alleges Louis Bergman used deceit to induce his brother Ralph Bergman of Lawrence to establish the fund and gain control of a 200000 dollar assets portfolio. Ralph claims he was coerced while hospitalized and confined, and that he later turned over 55000 in securities and created the trust for students. plaintiffs seek to set aside the trust as fraudulent and reestablish a new fund for the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Kansas
Louis Bergman
Ralph Bergman
Lawrence, Kun
Federal Internal Revenue Agent
Roland Boynton
Kansas
First Union Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago
Bergman
Ralph
Louis
Wolf Bergman
Lawrence
Lawrence Hospital
Ralnh
Chicasto
State University At
Dawson resigns as Kaw area Scout executive
In Kansas City on March 7 and announced from Kaw area headquarters, B B Dawson resigns after ten years as Scout executive for the Kaw area of the Boy Scouts of America. Paul Campbell of Butte Montana is named to replace him as executive of the Cornhusker area with Lincoln Nebraska headquarters. Campbell is a university graduate and active in Lions Club and American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kaw
B. B. Dawson
Boy Scouts of America
Paul In. Campbell
Butte, Mont
J. Dawson
Kansas City Scouts
Kawares
Kansas
Douglas
Cornhusker
Lincoln
Neb
Dawson
A. H. Sheffield
Kansas ‘City
Camphbell
University of Oklahoma
Phi Bete Kappa
Phi Delta Kappa
Butte
Lions' Club
American Legion
Church
Lincoln, Neb
Silver Bow
Omaha
Movement Gains Steam in German Austrian Union Drive
Vienna reports a renewed push for a union of Germany and Austria as Hitlerite rallies sweep the country after the German elections. Parliament faced a crisis as lawmakers resigned over railway labor talks while Reichspost asserted parliament had abolished itself. Nazi leaders accuse opposition of blocking elections and threaten force to gain power if voting is denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Union of the Teutonic Nations
Germany
Austria
Adolf Hitler
Reichspost
Miklas
Alfred Frauenfeld
Dry Leaders Plan Nationwide Campaign Against Prohibition Repeal
Washington reports dry leaders including churchmen met at Cal vary to craft a nationwide emergency campaign aimed at defeating the prohibition repeal amendment. The strategy centers on restoring state prohibition where repealed, mobilizing via letters telegrams and personal appeals to influence members of Congress. A Ways and Means committee drawn from about 1,000 delegates leads the push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calary
Congress
Men Resume Street Widening Work After Rain Delay
About thirty five men returned to the street widening project today after a rain caused layoff. One crew worked on the railroad track bed at the north end of the 600 block on Vermont while another crew tackled the new storm sewer on west Seventh. Rain had softened the street bed and slowed progress though the Seventh Street intersection has been kept open to traffic since Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Yverlmon
Vermont
West Seventh
Seventh Street
Present Radio Program by Douglas County Farm Bureau Chorus
Seventeen members of the Douglas County Farm Bureau women's chorus performed on WIBW Topeka last night with six numbers on the program. Mrs. Ralph Colman spoke on Farm Bureau News in her regular Monday evening radio talk. Women traveling to Topeka included Etta Mitchell May Seetin A Olmstead Elizabeth Dunn Roy Flory Leslie Demeritt Charles Wells Vernon Garrett Lewis Howell W D Wear Harry Unger Guy Bigsby Walter Howard R L Colman D S Perkins and Jack Kelsey. Songs listed were American Farm Bureau Spirit Old Refrain Dreamboat Tis Me Oh Lord Whispering Hope and Waters of Minnetonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau Women's Chorus
WIBW
Topeka
Ralph Colman
Farm “Bureau News
Charles
William H. Wells
Vernon Garrett
Lewis. Howell
W. D. Wear
Harry Unger
Guy Bigsby
Walter Howard
R. L. Colman
D. S. Perkins
Jack Kelsey
American Farm Bureau
Dreamboat
Minnetonka
Gauck Keeps Busy with Hauling and Building Work
Lawrence contractor H C Gauck reports two major hauling projects and new construction. He will deliver a load to Springfield Missouri and return, plus start a country residence build. He is erecting a milk house for Mrs Frank Gosper and beginning a house for Ennc Giesman five miles northwest of Oskaloosa after a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Gauck
Lawrence
Spring Field
Bonner Springs
Gauck
Frank Gosper
Ennc Giesman
Oskaloosa
Giesman
Ministers Prepare Baptist Retreat at Ottawa
The Rev. C. C. Cunningham of First Baptist and Rev. A. A. Vansickle will travel to Ottawa tomorrow for the annual Baptist ministers retreat. Dr. Cunningham will speak, with prominent ministers including Dr. R. H. Moorman and Dr. T. J. Crawford of Topeka attending. Crawford met Cunningham in Lawrence this morning to discuss the Ottawa gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cunningham
First Baptist
A. A. VanSickle
Haskell
Ottawaz
Cunningham
R. H. Moorman
T. J. Crawford
Topeka
Crawford
Lawrence
Ottawa
Leavenworth Note Becomes 19th Century Souvenir Tale
Lawrence residents recall rainy holidays as Charles Edmondson shows a 1871 Leavenworth city note engraved to resemble regular currency and promising one dollar on demand. The artifact, a souvenir from early Kansas money troubles, was obtained from Phil Bowen amid local humor about checks and a presidential order, while a porter cites activity around the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edmondson
Journal-World Office
City of Leavenworth
City of
Leavenworth
Edmondson
Phil Bowen
Kansas
Weather to warm up to 60 degrees in Kansas tomorrow
Topeka March 7 AP after a brief sample of normal March weather spring hasn t officially opened yet the mercury is expected to rise above normal as S D Fiora federal meteorologist promised. Flora s charts showing northwest conditions indicate a definite warming in the next 24 hours possibly reaching 60 degrees tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
S. D. Fiora
Flora
Meeting on Education Associa tion Leaders to Address Teachers
Reports on the recent National Education Association meeting will be given by C E Birch Neal M Wherry and M F Hyde at a teachers meeting tomorrow night at 730 in the assembly room of Junior high school The public is invited to attend The room is in the old high school building at Ninth and Kentucky streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
C. E. Birch
Neal M. Wherry
Lawrence High
M. F. Hyde
Ninth and
Kentucky Streets
Farm Board Sells Its Cash Wheat and Raises Open Market Talks
Washington March 7 AP Henry Morgenthau Jr new chair man of the federal farm board said the grain stabilization corporation has disposed of all cash wheat and cut futures holdings to 30 391 000 bushels May wheat to be disposed of as soon as possible He will confer with grain exchange representatives in Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City to arrange for an early reopening Millers may suspend flour sales unless open market hedging is available Final weekly sale total about 1 3 million bushels After cash wheat disposal the stabilization corporation will cease to function.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Federal Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Morgenthau
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Stabilization Corporation
Commendation of County Attorney for action against obscene literature
The Lawrence ministerial alliance praised County Attorney R. B. Stevens for quick action against the sale of alleged obscene literature. They discussed involving the attorney general on shipping such material into Kansas. Sunday School superintendents reported progress organizing and planned follow up of a religious census with home visits. Holy Week plans were set for April 10 to 14 at Patee theater with speakers Bishop James Wise to Rev. Carter Harrison and others. A Good Friday three hour service committee for April 14 at First Methodist church was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Stevens
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist Church
State of
Kansas
Lawrence
Fuest
Patee Theater
James Wise
Topeka
Carter Harrison
Henry Clayton, Rogers
Linwood- Boulevard Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Theodore Astman
R. H. Mooreman
Miss Orietta Bower Hosts St Patrick Dinner Bridge
Miss Orietta Bower entertained her Monday night dinner bridge club at the Manor with green and white candles and flowers. Twelve covers were set. Miss Bernice Nash won the high score prize. The Acacia fraternity initiated Hugh Makinson Lawrence David Tripp Herington David Wail Billy Ward Wichita Karl Scott and Frank Crain. Kappa Sigma held initiation services for pledges Myron Steere Clayton Ott Fred Funk Howard Johnson John Clay Arthur Inman Charles Lueck Netanaka and Marshall Gardiner Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orietta’ Bower
Bernice Nash
The
Acacia Fraternity
Hugh Makinson
Lawrence
David. Tripp
Herington
David Wail
Billy Ward
Wichita
Karl Scott
Frank Crain
Kansas City
Kappa Sigma
Myron Steere
Clayton _.Ott
Overland Park
Fred Funk
Howard Johnson
John Clay
Arthur Inman
Joplin
Charles Lueck
Netanaka
Marshall Gardiner
Leaven+ worth
Henry Kersting Visiting Wichita Family Home
Henry Kersting of Wichita is spending several days at the home of Mrs. William Albert and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kersting
Wichita
William Albert and
Roosevelt Cabinet Ends Two Hour Banking Session
President Roosevelt and his cabinet concluded a two hour meeting in Washington about the banking situation and the Congress special session scheduled for Thursday. Secretary Woodin returned to the White House with undersecretary Balantine and banker George W. Davison, who helped develop the clearing house certificate idea used during the 1907 panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Woodin
White House
Arthur Balantine
The
Treasury
George W. Davison
New York
Davison
Drums and Caldwells Dominate Community
In Hickory AG AP report, Prof Cath ey of Balls Creek consolidated school notes a fifty fifty chance that a stranger can call a man by the borrect name. The school superintendent mentions that greeting a man with Hello Mr Drum suffices when meeting rostered students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory, AG
C. H. Cathey
Balls Creek
Mr. Drum
Nickel Cigar Output Sets Mark at Tampa
Tampa factories produced a record 18,957,354 nickel cigars in October as about 200 factories turned out cigars totaling 350 million units for the year. The output generated revenue of around 1.5 million dollars for the government, part of an annual aversion of 100 thousand per working individual in Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
United States
Barber school closes sixth month with few absences
Orchard area notes list students tardy or absent for six months at Barber School with names such as Russell Deskin Ray Slusser Stanwix and others. First grade honors go to Eileen Love and Eleanor Jean Stanwix. Community events include visits, club meetings and moving notices across several families from Monument Kan to Lawrence and Winter district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber School
Russell Deskin
Ray Slusser
Janet Stanwix
Richard Carter
Helen Deskin
Sylvester Rothwell
Eleanor Dean Stanwix
Wilbur Rothwell
Eileen Love
Eleanor Jean Stanwix
Lee Bartlett
Monument
Kan
W. O. Susser
Bartlett
Margaret Dar
C. E. Stanwix
Job
Hanvenka
George Kinuit
Ray Love
Virgil Smith
Gut Edison
Lonsell
G. Richards
Dorothy Lianate
Imeille Rothwell
Ceril Button
Sel
Ray Place
Olin
Thin Neithorhaoil
Rantoul
Button
Bowersock Ranch
Margaret Soitzli
Enido- Ta
Marian Grist
Babe Slusser
C.E. Stanwix
Mraidohn
Jim
Yount
Lawrence
Buster Osborn
Clinton
Cecil Button
Theodore Wiggins
Shin Carter
Richard
Ray Deskins
Helen and Russel
Winter District
James Osborn
Lake View
Osborn
Max Grant
Raymond Love
Amity
Pleasant Grove
Feraday
Ray Deay
Kansas City
Dorothy Stenwix
Reba Moore
Lwrence
Charlie Goffman
Oliver Peterson
John Tabler
Jolly Quilters
Charlie
Robert Kampschrader
Edith Houk
Murphy
Clyde Taller
Wilder Dresser
Billie Bob
Leavenworth
Shipman Carter
W. Surface
Hollice Lee
Leavyenworth
Theodore Wizgrift
Worden and Area Attend Local Events This Weekend
Mrs Ray Holmes and Miss Lena Altenbernd from Lawrence visited Mrs Louisa Schwartz on Sunday evening. Worden residents joined a school program and a plate supper at Coler schoolhouse on February 24. The Beck sale drew a good crowd on Tuesday February 28. Mr Henry Schwartz, Mrs Tyan Schwartz, and Phil were mentioned in the political advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden
Ray Holmes
Lena Altenbernd
Lawrence
Louisa Schwartz
Miss Clark
Col ¥Er
Henry, Schwartz
Tyan Schwartz
Phil
Baldwin area notices and social events from 1908
Community updates from Baldwin include visits by the Dren family Melvin and tty Jean, Ralph Kline family, and funeral attendance for Robert Messer in Lawrence. A large gathering celebrated Mrs Christine Heim’s birthday with many guests from Lawrence and Overbrook. Funeral details note Mrs Damm’s passing and local attendees, while church Lenten services start March 1 at St John’s Evangelical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Melvin
Tty
Jean
Baldwin
Ralph Kline
Marie
Evelyn
Dollie
Eline
Little Robert Messer
Lawrence
Rumsey
G. F. Deskines
Stella
E. W. Deskines
Williamsburg
W. E. Wineinger
Chet Elliott
Margaret
Sophia Heim
Christine Heim
John’ Heim
Fred Heim
Harold Kirby
Nellie Wintermantle
Elmer Wintermantle
Faye Wintermantle
John Cline
Allen County
Henry Stele
Katie ‘Oswald
Oscar
Hattie Schwartz
Glenn Schwartz
Hisses jExazel
Irene Lynch
Mae Pippett
Mae’ Pipert
John Pippert
Elsie Ippert
Harry Strong
Kaw Valley
Bert Foster
Charley Pippert
Frank Pippert
Gladys Hartarer
Albert Pippert
Maxine
Ivan
Will Pippert
Henry Pippert
Henry Beeble
Carol Nina
John Miller
Near Overbrook
Henry Schwartz
Ivan Schwartz
Olin Heffner
Dorris
Oral Staneart
Ottawa
John Hoffman
Elizabeth Hoffman
Ben Hoffman
da ‘Hoffman
Overbrook
Frank Lutz
J. T. Schwalm
Fred Lutz
George Heppner
Max
Donald
Henry. Homberger
Dorothy
Eva
Mable Haas
Fred Paschel
H. M. Chamney
J. S. Taylor
Sam Kelsall
Arthur Oatman
W. A. Thayer, Jr
F. Stubeck
Vanney W. Miller
Riverside
Rob’t. Banks
Primrose
Valley
View
Mrs. Webb
Lawrendale
Jack Fritzel
Dan Heffner
Ammold Hamntg
Gospel Parry Tanner
Lawrence Sanitary Creamery
Jayhawk Creamery
Fritzel Dairy Products
What Causes Epilepsy in 2005 Free Booklets Published
A booklet presenting opinions of medical experts on epilepsy will be distributed free in 2005. Readers can request the pamphlet by writing to the Educational Department at 645 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rede
Fifth Avenue
Nor
York, NY
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Dean R. M. Davis
Spud
Ninth Street Baptist Church
B. L. Wightman
Bier
Winfield
Carl McGregor
Master Plumbers of
Hays
Paul N. Campbell
New Scouts
Kaw Area
Women’s Chorus
Laurence
A. Desk
Journal- World
Young G. QO. P
Young Republicans of
Journal-Wests Market
Farm Board
Cabinet
Drums
Caldwells
Rankin
Thurch
J. Nelson
Wilmer Nelson
Roy Snd
Lester
Schwalm
Winona
Frances
Breithaupt
Faye - Wintermantle
Harley Lyons
Opal Elm
Alvin Heinon
Wi Damm
Sophia Schwartz
Hattie
J. W. Johanning
Ernest
Sophia
Will. Neibrugge
Martha
Carl Plambeck
Elisabeth
Antonette
John_ Stoebener
Arnold
Norma
Pauline
Lizzie
Louisa [Schwartz
Darythes
Theo
Elm
Oscar Schwartz
Chas
Hartarfer
Bert Hatfield
Wilfred
Chas. Schwartz
Thelm
Ape Pee
Albert Schwartz
Will Reetz
Katharine
Lila
Alvin
Elmer
Treva Canary
Linwood
Conrad Altenbernd
Ray “Holmes
Carl Schwartz
Walter
Dorothea Schwartz
Norma E. Stecbener
Russell Leach
Lena ‘Altenbernd
Norma Stecebener
St John’s Evangelical Church
Wintermantle
John Stoebener
Hazel Lynch
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Henry Hornberger
Fred Wacker
Alfred Jehio
Carl Drake
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