Frankness and humor mark chamber meeting address
Leonard Trooge of Kansas City spoke at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in the Masonic Cafe. He urged getting a town’s house in order before advertising, emphasized assets like the river for beautification, and called for new members and action. Holmes retired president introduced officers and new directors. Walter Varnum became president. About 120 attendees attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Trooge
Kansas City
Chamber of Commeres
Masonic Cafe
D’gage
Lovan
Utah
Iister
Chamber of Commerce
d’Ouge
Wooge
Alian
Attoun
Koopa
Claude Beie
Gommerce
Ser
Wore
Cet. Holmes
Bard of Directors
Walter Varnum
Board of Directors
Holmes
Waldemar Gelich
Scott
Kent
Ovelack
Ives
Deaths and Funerals of Edwin L Garrett and kin
Obituary notes list Edwin L Garrett aged ten years and relatives including Clarence Garrett Syra Garrett and others in Kansas California and Georgia. Mentions prison sentence for bribery conspiracy in California and health board report of a mysterious paralysis cases in Powder Springs and Dallas Georgia with local incubator kerosene reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Garrett Ryoit
Garrett
Kamsasnette
Syra- Clarence Garrett
New
E. B. Bachus
Abenertes
Calif
Quentinent
Keves
Angeles County
Passa Thru
San Quentin
Tytian Petroleum
Georgis
Atlanta
State Board of Health
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Powder Springs
Dallas
Barnsdall
Johnny Sbr
Ady
Fire Department Battles Two Grass Fires in Lawrence
Two grass fires erupted within twenty five minutes in south Lawrence this afternoon. No damage was reported by Chief William Reinisch. The first blaze started at 1920 Kentucky Street and a second trash burn on Massachusetts Street sparked another grass fire. Windy, dry conditions prompted a warning to avoid trash burning and to postpone such fires until winds subside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lawrence
William Reinisch
Kentucky Street
Delta
Lima Pi- House
Massachusetts Street
Reinisch
Bureau of Investigation probes sheriff over violence in ejecting attorney
Wichita AP report states R O Mason, assistant attorney general, investigates alleged violence by Sheriff James Griffin of McPherson county when ejecting Harry Castor as Castor attempted to interview Leo A Mueller in McPherson. Mueller held about the Peonies State Bank robbery. sheriff says interview required a court order. Mason also questioned Captain W O Lyle of the Wichita police who ousted Castor Friday. The Wichita Bar Association planned a meeting to discuss the affair. Forty-one sleepers were lodged at the city jail last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Mason
James Griffin
Mueller
Caster
Wellington
Wichita Bar
W. O. Lyle
Wichita’ Police Department
Castor
Mrs Galey 74 dies after oil field ties to Drake discovery
Mrs Galey, 74, widow of a noted oil operator, died early today at a Tulsa hospital. Born in Fayetteville Arkansas, she helped open the Mid-Continent oil area with the Drake discovery at Neo Kan. and was connected to William Mills and others in Kansas oil ventures. Relatives claim she aided the spillover into Oklahoma while living in Joplin with her son John. Maxy S see Kansas players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Gales
Neo- Kan
Wulsa Hospital
Fayetteville
Ark
Waley
Tuian
Ivansas
Oklahoma
Beaumont
Texas
Guley
Lucas
Joplin
Lill
John H
Maxy
Kansas
Pratt audience enjoys Mr. Pim Passes By at KU group
About 2300 attendees watched the Kansas Players University of Kansas dramatic organization perform Mr Pim Passes By Monday at Pratt Municipal Auditorium. Prof Allen Crafton directed the production with the lead role played by the same actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pim
Pratt
Pim
Kansas Players
University of Kansas Dramatic Organization
Municipal Auditorium
Wood
Allen Crafton
Russians Held At Ellis Island New York March 12
A group of 20 Russians representing the Soviet government were detained at Ellis Island by immigration officials upon arrival aboard the White Star Liner Majestic. Six months permits carried by the Russians were closely inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
New_York
75th annual session opens of Owens Methodist Conference
The 75th annual session of the Owens Methodist Conference opened today in Bichon City with a communion service attended by about 500 ministers. T. O. Cunningham of Washington Avenue Church Kansas City spoke on the history of the church since its 1874 founding by the Wyandotte Indians. Ministers then visited the site of Kansas’s first Methodist church begun in 1830 at Turners, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S City
Charles Edwin Ul
T. O. Cunningham
Washington Avenue
Kansas City
Kansas
Turner, Kan
Reusch’s Tooth Triggers Illness Leaves Him Hospitalized
Frank Reusch garage owner fell ill after a toothache yesterday. He lost consciousness and was rushed to a local hospital. Doctors say his condition is improving slowly and he is able to talk and recognize visitors as recovery begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reusch
Reusch
Winfield Grocer William S Brady Dies in Rochester
William S Brady 55 vice president and manager of the Winfield wholesale grocery company died in St Marys hospital Rochester Minnesota after a long illness. He helped build the company with a plant in Anthony Kansas survived by widow and three children Martha Mary Jean and James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield, Kan
William S. Brady
Winfield Wholesale Grocery Company
Stow Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Eee Ta Winfield
Grocery Company
Anthony
Kan
Martha Mary
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Jean
St. Marys College
Notre Dame
Ind
James
Winfield High School
SirPias Aslo
Experts Tackle Tonnage Crisis At St James Palace
London March 12 AP naval experts from the United States Great Britain and France met at St James's palace to resolve the tonnage dispute fed by France demands for a security pact. They dissected France 724000 ton navy claims while Briand enjoyed a Thames cruise as talks continued with Wakatsuki and Admiral Takarabe the outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Great Britain
France
St. James’s Palace
Owever
Enga
A. V. Alexander
Admiralty
Rene Massigli
Jacques Louis
Chimesnil
Thames
Fréjich
Stim
Reed
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Takarabe
Japan
Gok
Music Clubs Report and Festival Concert Tonight
Music clubs report officers reappoint committees and a program by performers from Thanate Lawrence Wichita Anthony Topeka Independence Salia Lebanon Chéryvale Coffey Jie Augusta Sir John Howard Abilene. M A Jardine spoke. The Festival orchestra of the Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg will give a concert tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanate
Lawrence
Wichita
Anthony
Topeka
Indipendence
Saliia
Lebanon
Chéryvale
Coffeyjie
Augusta
Sir John
Howard
Abilene
M . A. Jardine
Argo
N. D
National “Federation
Kansas State Teachers’ College of Pittsburg
Faces Bigamy Charge Against Charles Plank
Charles Plank, arrested days ago by city police on bigamy charges, was moved to Topeka this afternoon for federal prosecution. He has been held in county jail since his arrest. Berlin, Mar. 12. AP report. The Reichstag passed government measures by 248 to 170 with 19 abstentions after a communist motion for no confidence failed. May reconsider sugar vote in Washington. Senate to decide tomorrow at 11 a.m. on whether to restore the sugar tariff increase. Ottawa, March 12 AP Colonel W G Barker, Canada’s second ranking WWI ace with 52 kills, was killed when a plane he was testing crashed. Virginia spring tours planned for ten thousand school children from Atlanta to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Plank
Topeka
United States
Marshall
Baker
Plank
Berlin
Reichstag
Washington
Senate
W. G. Barker
Canada
Semaines
Atlanta
Chicago
Virginia
Glider Enthusiast Plans Monterey Bay Trials
Charles A Lindbergh, the noted glider and motorless flight advocate, aims to conduct experimental glider flights along the Monterey peninsula in California as part of ongoing research into aviation development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gol Charles A Lindbergh
Monterey Peninsula
California
End to a Rough Rider deaths mark final Tulsa sendoff
AP reports a funeral rites for H. C. Pollock aged 60, one of the Rough Riders who joined Theodore Roosevelt in the Spanish American War. Tulsa mourns four locals, Wagoner and Ripley, Ohio natives attend as Captain B Miller, T Hall reconnect after thirty years. Meagher, the only surviving advance guard member, recalls Los Guanimas action on June 21, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
H. C. Pollock
Wagoner
Ripley
Ohio
Dares T. Hall
RR. B. Miller
Huston Testifies on Missing Tennessee Tiger Records
Claudius Huston chairman of the Republican national committee testified before the senate lobby committee that he knew nothing of missing records of the Tennessee Tiger improvement association. He said J Worthington the association's executive chairman was likely the only person who could provide the needed information and he would try to obtain the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Senate Lobby Committee
Tennessee Tiger’ Improvement Associion
Improveme Sociation
Conn
Musele Shoals
Legisla Huston
J. “W. Worthington
Association
Convicted slayings in Kansas and Missouri court cases
A jury found Naomi Johnson guilty of felonious assault for shooting her husband Owen W. Johnson during a June 11 quarrel. He died a month later in Kansas City hospital. coroner cited tuberculosis with gunshot as contributing cause. Verdict carries 6 months to 5 years. Also reports murder trial of Charles D Dimmick in Maryville, a Tulsa judge’s sudden death, and Hoover authorizing a bridge project in Boonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Kan
Naomi Johnson
Owen W. Johnson
Kansas Cities in Primary Elections
Primary results from several Kansas cities show Darby leading in the race for city commissioner of streets and public utilities in Arkansas City with 628 votes. McAdam trails with 327, followed by Dr. George W. rank and Frank Hadley. Other cities report light turnouts and varied nominees for city finance commissioner. Independence did not hold a primary due to insufficient candidates. Emporia, Iola, Manhattan, Marion, and Abilene list contested nominations and vote totals for finance commissioner or related posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
Charles Darby
A. E. McAdam
Cuy
Darby
McAdam
Dr. George
Rank
Frank
Hadley
Emporia
Specas Kenney
Barry E. Peach
State Board of Administration
Paulen
Will Rum
Senney
M. L. Kretsinger
Empyria
Curtis Breaks Tie in Tariff Vote on Plate Glass
President Curtis votes to restore existing plate glass tariffs, breaking a tie 37 to 36. The result reverses a coalition move that had reduced rates toward pre Hoover levels, marking a second setback for the coalition in today’s tariff contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Washington
Mar
Hoover
Reppin
Indictments in Wichita Sees 14 Grand Jury True Bills
Fourteen indictments were returned by a United States grand jury in Wichita Kansas all involving motor car theft mail theft fraud and narcotics offenses none charged under the Jones law on prohibition enforcement. Henry Curran of the association against the prohibition amendment faced questions but was denied by Representative To Guardia about representing brewers during a judiciary committee hearing on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Washington, Mar
Henry 8. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Guardia
Republican
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Wednesday Evening Radio Schedule Of Performers
Radio guide lists 6:00 p m Mildred JeWeese pianist 7:00 p m The Choristers and Yeast Formars 9:20 p m Vincent Lopez St. Regis Hotel Orchestra 10:45 p m Literary Digest Prohibition news by Floyd Gibbons 11:06 p m Weather Watch and Saloon forecast. Thursday early programs feature Biscuit and Pancake Dror, Aunt Jemima, Jenny Wren cooking. The Manhatters perform at 1:30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeast Formars
TS Ip
Oyna Foresters
KTF
Buckos
Lew White
Organ
Vincent Lopez
St. Tegis
Longines
Jao
Slumber Music
Amos
Andy
Literary Digest
Prohibition
Floyd Gibbons
Salion
Jemima Man
Imited States Marine A.m
Jenny Wren
Stomach Trouble Prescribed Cure Promises Restored Strength
Stomach Trouble ripens age and nerves. Gowdy's Stomach Prescriptions restore health to stomach and bowels. Creates normal appetite and renewed strength. Sales rise across states as Gowdy Medical Co. markets a 15 day $2 treatment through Round Corner Drug Co.
Night Radio Schedule Teems With Programs And Personalities
A dense listing outlines a daytime and evening radio docket including Barbara Gould at 9 45, the Forecast School of Cookery, Lamb Manus and Mel, National Farm and Home Hour, Market Reports, United States Army Band, Piano performances, Melod y Musketeers, Mr Grew Tries J. Laur ton Bennett, Cummins Orchestra, Alice Moncrieff Conductor Htems Mildred Beard Helen Beard Karl, Frontier Days, Golden Games, Champion Sparkers, Smith Brothers Maxwell House Melo, Atwater Kent Midweek Program, Camco Adventurers Amog n Andy, Literary Digest Prohibition Poll and World News Flashes read by Floyd Gibbons, Salicon Weather Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Gould
School of Cookery
Lamb
Manus
Mel
National Farm and Home Hour
United States Army Band
Orcuit
Melody Musketeers
Grew
J. Lawton Bennett
Bernis
Cummins’ Orchestra
Alice Moncrieff
Mildred
Helen, Beard
Karl m
Frontier
m—Golden Gams
Sparkers
Smith, Brothers
Maxwell
Atwater
Kent
Camco Adventurers
Amog
Andy
Literary Digest
Floyd Gibbons
Salicon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leonard Mie
Fraternal Aid Union Hall
Orpheum Theater
Edna M. Ferguson
Kansas 3
W.cta
Katherine
Atlant
U. Group
Henley
Bichon Locks
Owens Methodist Conference
Winfield Grocer
William S. Brady l
Fort Scott
George W. Marble
Fort Scott Mat Monitor
Marbie
National Eictorial Association
Kaye Doninger
Harry Segrave
Daytona Beach
Fla
Spikesman
Commission
Harold M. Sawyer
American Gas and Electric Company
Federal Trade Commission
Appalachian Power Company
American Gas
United Newspapers, Inc
Senator Citizens
Michigan
Cleveland
Vanenberg
Roosevelt
Huston
Committee
Maryville
Charles D.dimmick
St. Joseph
Savannah
Tulsa, Okla
Luther James
Tulsa County District Court
Aaron
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway Company
Missouri ‘River
Boonville
Rice County
Vicker’s Petroleum Company
Schurr
Angora
Memphis
Mississippi
Erchants National Bank
Kansas Cities
Independence
Iola
Rch
Folans
L. Hoyt
M Lb. Wilson
Hoyt
Wetso
Wi EL Tender
E. W . Slack
Manhattan
Sam C Charlson
J. J. West
Charlson
West
Marion A. Tull
Charlies J. Burson
E. L. Hoffman
G. D. Mischoff
N. B. Rob “m
Hoffman
U. S. Grand
Wren
JeWeese
Ee BP
Sidney Davis
Nylophonat
Douglas County
Seger
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Dr.Carter
Grove
Bucceasful
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