Reed charges move after hours at Garden City paper
Jarcalp Reed accuses Maxi Dillon of entering Reed’s office after hours and threatening violence. Reed alleges Dillon struck him, causing a gouge to his spectacles and seeks a peace bond in county court. Dillon posted $10 bond, then returned to Telegram offices and warned against further reporting. Mor day trial date unclear.
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Mim
Mery
Garden City
Reed
Dillon
News
Hutchinson Morday
Telegram
Key Wests U S Fishermen and Literary Light Novelists
Key West is depicted as a blend of American and Caribbean influences with a storied past of wrecking and trade. The piece notes presidents visiting waters near Key West for fishing and literary figures like Hemingway, Frost, and Audubon drawn to its seclusion, while outlining the island’s architecture, conchs, patois, and a history of naval importance and wrecking lore.
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Kay West
Fla
Mar
Key West
United States
Harry 5
Fruman
Franklin DL
Koosevest
Berber Hoover
Gulf
Ernest Hemingway
Key
Miami
Erroa
Polo Fehicken
Awenus Moore
John James Audubon
John Doe Passos
Robert Frost
John Dewey
John Erskine
Bahama Islands
Key Weat
Maine
Commoore
David Porter
Jorta Rico
U. S
Spain
Porter
By West
Florida Reef
Parson Egan
Lawrence Nation Bank to launch air travel service
The Lawrence National Bank will open an air travel service department on Monday under Mrs Betty Jost and assistant Miss Irma Burgert. The unit will offer tickets on major airlines and plan itineraries for American and foreign travel with a temporary ticket office in the trust department lobby.
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Lawrence National Bankill
Betty Jost
Trust Department
Lawrence Tentation
Lawrence National Bank
Riley Burcham
Lawrence
Government to seek Supreme Court order on coal strike
Washington reports the government will ask the Supreme Court on Monday to erode the March 2 soft coal stoppage by mandating actions against John Lewis and the United Mine Workers. Attorney General Clark considers opposing the motion as Justice Department argues immediate action serves the public interest. Secretary Krug says no talks with Lewis or operators will occur until the decision is followed. The Court mandate requires Lewis to withdraw his notice ending the union’s government mine contract, with a truce deadline approaching. Senator Taft foresees a new strike on July 1 when government mine oversight ends.
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Radia
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Taft
H-Ohio
Senate Labor Committee
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Refresher Course on Internal Medicine Psychiatry and Dermatology
A four day refresher course in internal medicine psychiatry and dermatology runs March 10 13 at University of Kansas hospitals Kansas City. Organized by the University of Kansas School of Medicine with the Kansas Medical Society and State Board of Health A KU extension division manages administration. Guest instructors include Dr Walter L Palmer Dr Carl V Moore Dr Raymond D Pritt and Lewis J Robbing with Menninger Clinic Topeka and University faculty completing the instructional staff Dr Will Menninger will speak on psychiatry Wednesday evening and Dr Russell Haren will deliver the first annual Bohan lecture on pernicious anemia Panel discussions close each day Topics cover cardio vascular diseases GI neurology psychiatry and nutrition. Emphasis on diagnosis and treatment with psychiatry considered in treatment planning.
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Kansan City
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Kansas Medical Society
State Board of Health
University Extension Division
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University of Chicago
Carl V. Moore
Washington University
St. Louie
Raymond D. Pritt
Mave
Rochester
Minn
Lewis J. Robbing
University of Kansas
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Will Menninger
Toveka
Russell Haren
Cleveand
Ohio
Bohan
Emeritue P. T. Bohan
School of Medicine
All Day Session to Study University Problems
An all day session at the university brings together members of Lathem and Mortar Board to discuss campus issues. About 50 students from all four classes will present findings on student participation, the honor system, curriculum changes, and housing and classroom facilities. Chancellor Malott leads alongside twenty faculty members and two regents representatives. Kanees City Kansas and Lawrence, Missouri participants aid in discussions while Larry Miller of Kansas City presides. a picnic lunch serves about 196 attendees.
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Ing
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Board of Regents
Leo Haugher
Concordia
L. B. Spake
Kanees City
Kan
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Kensis City
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list Mrs. Vic Johnson of Ridgewood New Jersey and Mrs. Flora Monroe of Oskaloosa among those who died aged 71 and 92 respectively. Other figures include Charles A Kalb Charles Edward Johnson Margaret M Schumann Leo R Nieder Mattie May Tate with funeral details and survivors.
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Mayme A. Johnson
Lawrence
P. F. McLamb
Esther Johnson
Ridgewood
N. J
Muncie
Ind
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Barbara Ann Me Wamb
Feyton McLamb
van Ebrnburgh
Ridgewool
Flora Monroe
Oskalsese
Oskalonsa Presbyterian Church
Pleasant View Cemetery
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Monroe
Ohio
Case
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Jeu
Addie Gilbert
Oskaloosa
L. E. Hammig
Charles A. Kalb
Netawaka
Kalb
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
Clyde 5 Brewster
Cool Cemetery
Edna Gander Kalb
Caroline Horrell
Minneapolis
Minn
Floyd Kalb
Arthur Kalb
Howard Kalb
Wellsville
Cecil Coleman
Farragut
Iowa
Margaret Hammond
Vinland
Ethel Roser
Nebraska City
Nebr
Charles Edward Johnson
Los Aneles
Calif
Rumeey
Louis Griffith
Washington Creek Cemetery
Margaret M. Schumann
Mararet
M. Schumann
Ohio Street
Funk's Chapel
C. Fesberg Hughes
Oak Hill Cemetery
Leo R. Nieder
Connecticut Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Alfred J. Bell
William Nieder
Clifton Nieder
New York City
Raymond Nieder
William Ni
Mattie May Tate
Route 1
Richard Tate
Goldie Ray
Frank Tate
Raymond Tate
Alvie Tate
Rosie Trusty
Williamstown
Lizzie
Trusty
Leavenworth
Susie Hill
Tracy
Two Accidents Reported at Intersections Injure and Investigate
Police report two automobile collisions last night. At 7 10 p m a crash at Ninth and Massachusetts involved James Schmidt Hays and Donna Rae Kirby of 929 Alabama street. At 10 20 p m Lt T R Roberts USN of 1210 Ohio street and John Crum of 924 New Jersey street collided in the 1000 block on Mi with slight damage to both cars. Trade between Nicaragua and the United States almost trebled between 1088 and 145 l
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James Schmidt
Hays
Donna
Rae Kirby
Alabama Street
Cojon
Ini
Ninth
Massachusetts Street
T. R. Roberts
U.S.N
Ohio Street
John Crum
New Jersey Street
Woman Blown Into Yard By Furnace Blast
A gas leak from a main sparked a basement furnace blast in a Kansas City neighborhood injuring 48 year old Ruth Toner. Flames shot high as the explosion wrecked part of the home area and caused extensive property damage.
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Mar
Lpi
Ruth Toner
Duats Contest Promises Prizes for Top Essays
A student contest offers cash prizes with $1800 to the first place winner. The second prize and the next three prizes total 650. Closing date for entries is May 15.
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Five regional champions named in Kansas hoops regions
Five state regionals narrowed to five champs as AA favorites Newton Salina and Wellington won, LaCrosse upset Lyons to reach state A finals, Mulvane edged A and set up B finalists. Coffeyville Chanute Ward and Shawnee Mission clinched AA berths while Saline upset Lindasborg and Pretty Prairie advanced toward state meet titles.
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Mar
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Salina
Wellington
Emporia
LaCrosse
Lyons
Great Bend
Mulvane
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Hutchinson
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Chanute
Ward
Shawnee Mission
Fellington
Eager Fittsburg
Columba
Wichita East
Dodge City
Junction City
Arkansas City
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McPherson
Wyandotte
Argentine
Saline
Astoria
Lindsborg
Lindaborg
Pretty Prairie
Kingman
Sylvia
Gm Apot
Fifth Army Combat Vets May Get Copy of Booklet
Fifth Army veterans may obtain copies of a booklet titled The Story of sane to the re comma nd sryle Ea iverok Bird Cesares Ii noois Attention ALSFIAN Major William B. Cook commanding officer of the Topeka army recruiting station said today the booklet covers the Fifth Army part in a vital campaign and should interest every man who served with the Fifth Army.
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Lawrence News Briefs From Journal World Tug At Un News
Lawrence items report University of Kansas awards Leona Baumgartner Elias a distinguished service honor in New York. Jayhawks beat Missouri 48 to 38, Kansas City UP report. City council schedules Monday night session. Wolf hunts planned in Stull tomorrow at 1 30 with 100 to 200 sportsmen invited. KU basketball returns from Columbia after 48 38 win. Missouri upset delays a bus tire issue. Senator Stought discusses city government reform bill. Maz Falkenstien WREN sports announcer for radio may miss Topeka tournament games.
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Leona Baumgartner Elias
New York
Journal-World
United Press
Kansas City
U.P
Earl Johnson
Prierst
Johnson
K.U
The
the Journal-World
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Jayhawkers
Stull
Maz Falkenstien
WREN
Ill
Topeka
Market notes from Kanes City Livestock Center listing prices
Market news from Kanes City Livestock Center shows bulls and calves steady to higher with stockers and feeders up 35-50. Beef steers at 24 percent to big packer, vealers strong, cows mid-teens, sows down, lambs and hogs mixed. Broad turnout with heavy yearling activity and demand for feeding and shearing stock.
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Strike Halts Oklahoma Bus Service Ban on Rail Way Walkout
Oklahoma City reports show schedules for all Oklahoma Transportation buses to Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas cancelled after drivers walked out on wage dispute. Rail Way Trainmen officials say 07 of 309 drivers are members and no buses will run unless the company rehires staff. Colonel George A Godding, previously in the army, attends a Dahivendiy event and is among those mentioned in the disruption.
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Oklahoma City
Mar. &P
Oklahoma Transportation Company
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
of Railway
Wall Street Day Sees Mixed Support Amid Relapse
Stocks attracted interest today after a sharp four month relapse touched by leaders sinking toward lower territory. The market opened fairly strong but soon softened with declines of fractions to more. Transfers for the two hour session ran around 2.0 percent as traders weighed persistent areas of weakness.
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Wall Street
New York
Mar
API
Fragmentary historical note from Anaconda and North America
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Anaconda and New York Central references with scattered names like Green Goodrich and Tekteal. The text indicates a historical note or timetable style reference to American travel or transport. Details are incomplete, with several garbled terms and missing context.
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Generel Weatinehoure
Anaconda
N.Y Central
Lacgarde
Gereen Goodrich
Americas
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