Juarez and Fort Bliss Rebels Clash In Mexican Revolt
A fragmented dispatch describes Generals Marcelini Tieta Ramos de la Vega and Valles leading rebel forces in Juarez and at Fort Bliss. Loyalist General Ramos wounded, city scenes of hospitals and a collapsed civic structure amid parleying officials. Mayor Gallo claims peace, Murrieta promises safety and open services as tensions unfold across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duareh
Mexico
Marcelini Tieta
Juarez
Fort Bliss
Miguel Valles
Mecca
Vales
Genral “Ramos
Fort
Ja. Vega
Augustin
iGallo
Weis
Mur
Achesfor
J Warez
el Paso
Enera
G. Escobar
South
Jie
Eudora Meeting To Feature County Agents And Dairy Speaker
An agricultural meeting in Eudora will be held at the school building Monday afternoon. Gilkison and Mr Waters from Home Dairy are listed as speakers along with agent Mr. Nisbo and others to discuss daily problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisbe
Wélock
Gilkison
Ees
Waters
Sot Shel Home Dairy
Nisso
Lother
Kansans Win at Norman in Big Six Wrestling Finals
Kansas wrestlers earned hard won victories in the preliminaries to reach the Big Six finals in Norman Oklahoma. Teb Cox 145 pounds from Carey Missouri defeated Schroeder Towns State and Ochran 175 pounds beat Kansan Aggies. Miller of Kansas State lost to Leach Oklahoma. Welch 125 pounds fell to Bucknerblad. Oklahoma and Iowa State each placed two, while Oklahoma dominated the team action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University “of Kansass
Norman
Okla
Erea
Teb Cox
Carey
Missouri
We Church
Schroeder
Towns State
Ochrane
Kansan
Aggies
Miller
K.W
Leach
Welch
Buckerblad
Nia
Guinpass
Ilahoma
Pe Towa
State
Elsie Janis III in Paris Illness Update
Paris March 9 Actress Elsie Janis American star in Paris is reported to have appendicitis and congestion of her right lung following influenza. Doctors say operation not yet needed as her condition shows some improvement though not yet critical. prognosis suggests a long convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elsie Janis
Miss Janis
D. Ts
Gross
Ameri Itas
de’ Martel de
Igen
Weekend Weather Outlook Across Kansas
The weather forecast predicts partly cloudy skies for Kansas with rising temperatures early next week. Lows ranged from 18 to 24 degrees across Goodland Topeka Dodge City Concordia Kansas City and Wichita. Temperatures were expected to rise to about 40s in eastern Kansas and mid 40s to 55 in western areas with tonight’s lows around 25 in the north and near 30 in the south. Wichita reported 1/2 inch of rain yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Dodge City
Concordia
Kansas City
Wichita
League Council Resolves U.S. Entry to World Court
Geneva March 9 The League of Nations council unanimously backed Sir Austen Chamberlain’s plan to ease U S adhesion to the World Court. The council urged the jurists committee to study statutes and propose conditions satisfactory to all interests for American accession. Elihu Root, cited as the architect of the formula, received praise for his international life work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Council of the League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
United States
World Court
World Court of Justice
Elihu
Root
Lis
Five Downtown Churches Unite for Plymouth Service
The five downtown churches hold a union service at Plymouth Congregational Church Sunday at 7 45 pm. Rev C A Richard of First Christian will preach on The Meaning and Power of Confession. Rev Alfred D Grey leads with Prof Eugene Christy directing music as part of the Lenten campaign in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational
First Christian Church
Alfred D. Grey
Eugene Christy
Lawrence
Methodist Church
Deaths and Funerals In Lawrence And Oak Grove
Mrs Hattie Morris former Lawrence resident died last night at Topeka hospital funeral arrangements incomplete. Mrs Martha Roberts aged 88 died March 8 at her Oak Grove Mo home and will be buried Oak Hill cemetery Sunday at 2 pm with grave-side service. She came from Lawrence in 1903 and lived with her granddaughters Mrs Liston and Dr Liston. Survived by three children J P Roberts Kansas City Mo Mrs J P Powell Odessa Mo and F H Roberts of this city six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. She was member of First Methodist Church and G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Actha Roberts
Roberts
Oakroves Mo
Oak ‘Hill
Dr. Liston
Oak Grove
Ren, J
Kansas City
J. P. Powell
Odessa
F. H. Roberts
City
First Methodist Church
Five Gavels Presented for Senate Session Presiding Vice President
A fragmented note describes five gavels presented at a senate session with Vice President Curtis as presiding. Mentions Mr. Bins and a March date, Ivory One meets Washington, and various garbled phrases about gavels and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Washington
Curtis’ ix
Senate
Bin js_cus
Farm relief bills move to White House for Hoover view
Washington March 9 AP reports both Senate and House plan farm relief bills for the April special session. McNary and Snell saw Hoover to learn views. both chambers aim to have farm bill ready, with hearings to begin soon on McNary’s baseline measure. Senate plan centers on a federal board to handle surpluses and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
House
Senate
Hoover
Congress
M¢Nary
Senat Agricultural ‘Committée
Snell
Jhodse Rules
White’ House
Shouse
McNary
Agricultural
Snell Cof
The
White House
Bothoase
Coolidge
Brookhart
Iowa
Puppets Present A Shakespearean Dream At Fraser Theater
A March 12 puppet show of Midsummer Night's Dream will unfold at Fraser Theater. Public school art students from the University, directed by Mrs Roxeli Sea bury, present miniature clay figures about ten inches tall. Six fairies three mortals and a clown dancer star with a five foot stage being built by the University repair shop. Helen Rhoda Hoopes will read the lines, Ja Martin handles music, and admission is five cents for Lawrence public school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Theater
Roxeli
Seabury
Helen Rhoda- Hoopes
Ja. Martin
Fine Arts
Lawrence
Acoo
Fraternity expelled for intramural gambling bet
Sigma Alpha Epsilon faced expulsion from intramural athletics after a basketball game with Delta Tau Delta ended in a wager using green dice. The incident, witnessed by university officials, led to penalties including banishment for the remainder of the year and a formal review of fraternities’ conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. _ Uy Casino
Sigma ‘Alpha Epsilon
Iterday
B. R. Elbel
Delta’ Tau Delta
Sigma Alpha: Epsilon
Ellie
Taoptoy Easiby
Forrest C. Allen
Addi ‘Tost
Benefit Tonight Promises Varied Lawrence High Music Program
A benefit concert at the Lawrence High School auditorium this evening features solo numbers and performances by the University of Kansas men’s glee club the Lawrence High School girls glee club and orchestra and the Cordley Grade School orchestra. Proceeds cover eight Lawrence high students’ trip to Wichita in May to join a regional orchestra and choir at meetings of the National Music Supervisors Association. General admission is twenty five cents. Byron G Donmeyer and Miss Mabel Barnhart oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence High
University ‘of Kansas
Cordley
Lawrence High ‘School
Wichita
National Music Supervisors’ Association
Byron G. ‘Donmeyer
Lawrence High School
Mabel Barnhart
Army for Northward Drive Seeks Cease Fire at El Paso
In El Paso, General Mosely with civil authorities urged Mexican guerillas to halt fighting. Commanders agreed to a cease hostilities after Colonel Keny Joyes advised. US troops and their families were housed in Fort Bliss hangars under guard as possible disposition decisions awaited. Three Mexican officers stayed in officers’ quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Mosely
Keny
Ae Joyes
United States Army
Ramos
United States
Fort Bliss
Mexican Army Transfer Plan Sparks Border Tensions
AP dispatch reports a Mexican government claim that Juarez was seized by rebels and General Matias Ramos sought to move troops into U S territory to join loyal forces. Washington reportedly refused, ordering a train transfer to Laredo across the Rio Grande, while Laredo authorities denied permission for American troops to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
City
Juarez
Matias Ramos
United States Territory
Piddras ‘Negros
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Tex
Tomaico
Rio Grande
Sam Houston
San. Antonio
Washington
Lar
Edo
Nuevd Laredo
Fgr
Monterey
Federal
Ramos
Saat
No Aid to Rebels in Mexico Crisis Grows
Washington reports developments in Mexico give little comfort to rebels seeking to overthrow the government. The state department approved supplying surplus war material from U S stores and allowed privately made airplanes import for the Mexican government while embargoing unauthorized aircraft shipments into Mexico to curb rebel purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
State Department
War Department
United States
May Fight at Nogales Could Signal Border Battle
May 9 report from Nogales Arizona notes potential aerial assault on Nogales Sonora by loyal federals under General Ab elardo Rodriguez. He concentrates planes and troops at Mexicali and plans a landing field at San Luis, with bulletins offering jobs to American aviators.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
Abelardo Rodriguez
International
Rodriguez
Mexicali
Baja
California
Uel
Fev
Fedral
Supreme Court Decides Highway and Tax Matters
The Kansas Supreme Court handed down two highway and flood prevention rulings reversing Wyandotte County District Court. It held county commissioners may include drainage diversions in highway improvement plans and that drainage costs may not be charged to a highway project in Jefferson County. The court also ruled gasoline tax valid under the 1925 act, affirmed Demain’s voluntary confession in a wheat theft case, and found Salvation Army not liable for driver injuries. It noted Foch’s improving condition and Barrymore’s flu week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Supreme’ Courts
Wyandotte
Supreme Court
Wyandotte County. Board
Roy Breediove
Jefferson County Commissioners
Stonehouse
Cheyenne
Kansas Supreme Court
John Demain
Ford County District Court
Demain
Ans WN. A
Sedgwick County
J. C G. Webb
Salvation Army
State Supreme Court
Salvation Ary
H.L. Vought
Radio Laws Aimed at Keeping Peace in Neighborhoods
Washington AP surveys show many towns regulate radio use to curb interference and protect residents. Detroit and Spokane have strict noise and interference rules. Minneapolis requires municipal permits. Minnesota mandates helpful information broadcasts. various cities limit transmitter and receiver installations and operating power to prevent disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Térral Department of the Federal Ratio, Commission
Detroit
Oakland
Cal
Memphis
Spokane
Minneapolis
Minnesota
St. Louis
Michigan
Public - Utilities Commission
Annette Marie Douglass Opens First Jo'burg Radio Station
An nette Marie Douglass of San Francisco serves as announcer program director and storyteller for the Johannesburg radio station JB, chosen for her perfect voice and bilingual skill in English and Afrikaans. She plans to become American and resume Pacific coast radio work. The station aired children’s programs early on and gained attention for its modern, magazine style sketches and musical programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Marie
Douglass
San Francisco
Johannesburg
South Africa
KGO
Pacific
Radio plans and choir programs announced for air
Air station talks outline a series of plays over 20 weeks to be aired on WBBM Chicago. The Dayton Westminster choir will sing on WEAF Sunday evening March 1 and then network plans will be announced. The choir has 60 members and a fan letter was sent to WABC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibe
WBBM
Chicago
Dayton Westminster Choir
WEAF
The Desert Pirate and Other Theatre Schedules
The page lists a variety of play titles and showtimes for Patee Theatre across the week. Entries include The Rutes Hodge Podge, That Given, Casper vs Night, Toy st, Mickty's Explorers, and a Friday Desert Pirate request, with notes of med fran WwW themes and stage directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meran
Victor
Sue ‘Glacept
Shayes
Steele
Tratiger
Toda News
Tut Tylor
Mickty
Real estate transfers and a Sandino insurgent execution
Real estate transfers list several parcels in Kansas and Massachusetts including H F Horn to Nola Dillman and James Murphy to Arthur Hase, with specific section and range details. The Sandino Leader reports General Manuel M. Jiron, once a Sandino insurgent leader held by marines, executed by the Nicaraguan volunteer constabulary in Managua on March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Horn
Anna H. Horn
Ottawa
Nola Dillman
Groves
Baldwin City
James P. Murphy
Ruby E. Murphy
Overbrook
Kan
Arthur A. “Hase
Katherine O. Hase
Charles R. Metcalf
Lawrence
Antoinette B. P. Metcalf
Welles- Jey
Mass
Robert
Baton
Lone Star
P. C. Bond
Said
Earl VV. Reed
H. D. Reed
Lindley
Managua
Nicaragua
A. P.j
Saidj
Manuel Marie Jiron
Nicaragtian Volunteer Constabulary
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Eudora
Agile College
Sal Saverine
Elsie Janis III
League ‘Council
U.S
Plymouth
C. A. Richard
U. S
Picandras Negras
C. Ramsey
West Campus Road
Evans
West Fourth Street
Henry Smith
Charles Calhoun
Bonds
Mern
Marshal Foch
Ethel Barryore
New York
Sfar
Eithel
Barrymore
iMany Towns
York
Rogers
Mariani
Orch
He Pear
General ‘Motor Family
Frigidaire
Godfirey Ludlow
Stromberg-Carlson
Natidonal Broadcasting Company
WABC
Patee Theatre
Chepater
Ted Wells
Crimson Canyon
Reed Howe
Abs Erby
Fox News
M Day
Lois Moran
Victor McLegern
Pirates
Hodge Poudge
Dominton
Lawrence Building Loans Loan Association
Erchants National Bank
Richard Dix
Oswald
Sung By
Eli Wamego
Emily Ball
Milton Sills
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind. St
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