Turbulent Mexican Crisis Reports Movements Near Torreon
Rebels press toward Torreon as federal columns advance from east and southwest in five offensives. Reports note heavy fighting, prisoners, and possible rebel retreat into the United States. Aerial and field bulletins indicate continued turmoil and shifting fortunes amid General Calles plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattte
Rerer Uninique
Allique
Callesdvising
Emilio
Por- Gil
Torreon
Srethe
Duranay
Torréon
Escobar
Andreu‘Almazan
Satu Cedillo
Lazara Cardenas
Reneval Calles
Zacatecas
Ofeneral Galles
Durango
Siotto
Tor
United States
Scohar
Juarezith
Véra- Cruz
Jesus ‘Mariane
Lipen Aquirre
Ngi
Jose Trinidad
Rojas
Francisco Costa A
Yaquindo
Jorge Crail
Viles Mancilla
Ign Bacio
Acosta
Vera Cruz
Acreage Prospects For Kaw Valley Potatoes Weighed
Potato growers and dealers in the Kaw Valley begin to gauge next year acreage. They expect about 16,000 acres planted from St. Marys City to the border, about sixty five percent of last year’s area. Market prospects depend on acreage yield and harvest timing in other regions, making precise forecasts unreliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw
Charge Against Parent Involved in Kansas City Case
The report notes H. Black a tank manufacturer in Kansas City is charged with intent to kill Miss Mildred Black and her fiancé Morrison. The case involves alleged interference by Frank Kenyon and Black’s family tensions at the plant with Black described as a divorcee living separately. Police also report a separate drunkenness arrest led by officers following a tip in Chicago circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City
Dam -H. Black
Mildred Black
Morrison
Frank Kenyon
Black
Yusing
Chicago
London Notes On Saturday Medical Circles
A fragmented London item mentions Saturday medical circles and treatment topics with unclear details. The readable text references aoe, a nearing day, and potential consideration of Bomiee Medical circles and related applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aoe
Coonsidera! E Bomiee Medical
Beiad
Hughes as Hoover adviser shapes post campaign policy
Washington reports that Charles Evans Hughes, a former cabinet figure from Harding and Coolidge years, remains an influential unofficial adviser to President Hoover. The talk during Hughes’s White House visit touched on federal law, court procedure, and the future law enforcement commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles’ Evans -Hughe
Hoover
Harding
Coolidge
White House
Hughes
Aoe
Zave
Shim
Earst
World ‘Court
Convict Dupes Mother Seeks Missing Son
Mrs. Katie Raskin, long seeking her son, discovered in 1926 he had been alive in Jackson Michigan prison. A letter claimed to be hers by Sylvester Simmons, but the convict admitted a ruse. Gifts and money flowed until a visit revealed the truth: three years of deception for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mars
Katie Raskin
Michigan
Jackson
Essace
Sylvester
Simmons
Syllvester Simmons
Deaths and Funerals Ella McClelland 82
Mrs Ella McClelland aged 82, mother of Mrs Dinsmore Alter, died last night at the home of Professor and Mrs Alter on 1813 West Campus Road. She suffered paralysis for three years, but remained calm and patient. The body will be taken tonight to Crafton, Pa., where the family lived since before the Revolutionary War, and Mrs Alter will accompany it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella ‘McClelland
Ella: McClelland
Dinsmore Alter
Alter
West Campus
Road
Veto Looms On Sloan Bill In Kansas Legislature
Governor Reed announced the first bill of the 1929 Kansas session would be vetoed. The Sloan measure would let counties join district fair associations with other counties without a popular vote. Rep Sloan of Sheridan county introduced the bill, but the governor said it did not follow sound principles and that existing statutes suffice. FIND RUSSIAN TREASURE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foneka
Kansas
Reed
Sloan
F- AsSloan
Sheridan County
Precious Objects and Coins Dug Up by Children
Samara Russia March 15 AP reports children uncovered valuables near a Sarovsk desert colony. The haul includes diamond-studded icons gold coins and other precious items. It is believed monks from a local monastery buried the treasures at the start of the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samara
Russia
Ithe
Sarovsk
Ees
University Vespers Concert Closes Season
The University fine arts faculty presents the last all musical vespers of the year Sunday at 4 PM in the Auditorium. The program features the University string quartet with Gelich, Euer Steiner, McGrew, Swarthout, two French Canadian sketches, a violin and harp duet Berceuse by Faire and Anderson, Mendelssohn Concerto in G minor by Evelyn Swarthout with organ accompaniment, a Schubert quintet with cellist Otto Garvens, and the Seraphic Song by Rubenstein sung by the women’s glee club under Agnes Husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Geléch
Karl Euersteiner
Conrad McGrew
Dean
Swarthout
Berceuse
Faire
Laurel Everette Anderson
Waldemar Gelich
Violin
University
Evelyn. Swarthout
Mendelssohn
G.miror
Will Ibe
Otto
Garvens
Lawrence
Schubert
Rubenstein
Women’s Glee Club
Agnes Husband
Glee Club
Alice Moncrieff
Laurel Everett Anderson
Patti Johnson
Laurel E. Anderson
University pianist Miss Conger shines in faculty recital
Miss Allie Merle Conger, pianist of the University fine arts school, gave a faculty recital in the Administration Building auditorium to a large city audience. The newcomer to campus impressed with depth of tone and virility of style, handling demanding passages with strong technique. The Mendelssohn Capriccio Brillante stood out, read with notable clarity as the orchestra accompanied on a second piano by Dean D. M. Swarthout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Merle
Conger
Uni ‘Versity
Reity and University
D. M. Swarth
Fine ‘Arts School
Sunshine Saturday forecast for Topeka region
Topeka weather bulletin predicts fair skies with colder tonight and rising temperatures tomorrow. Highs near 60s, lows around 22 in northwest and 25 to 32 in northeast, 32 in south and 35 in southeast. last night readings ranged from 24 in Goodland to 40 in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Tomer ‘Owe
Mercury
Goodland
Dodge
Concorct
Wichita
Hansas
Publicizing Kansas Highway Commission Membership
Topeka March 15 AP The upcoming year's membership of the Kansas state highway commission is expected to be announced by Governor Reed tomorrow. Three of six terms expire April 1. C. W. Lamar of Salina Claude Cave of Sublette and J A Allen of Chanute face renewal as the commission implements the 1929 road law. A commission meeting will open Monday to map plans under the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Mar
State Highway Commission
Reed
C.W. Lamar
Salina
Claude Cave
Sublette
J. A. Allen
Chanute
Aans
Monay
Sanity hearing urged at Kansas social workers meeting
At Salina Kansas a three day Kansas conference of social workers opened with Dr L Vernon Briggs of Boston urging examination of the sanity of perpetrators of major crimes and Kansas adoption of a Briggs like law. He argued crime begins by age seven and school withdrawal at fifteen leads to street gangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Kansas Conference of Social Workers
L. Vernon Briggs
Boston
Kansas
Massachusetts
Briggs
Credit Talks On Credit-Its Control And Abuse
C L Davies of Kansas City will address the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce at Tuesday noon. The topic Credit Its Control and Abuse is expected to interest local business men as credit control remains a major issue. C L Scott, secretary, notes the importance of the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Davies
Kansas City
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City Association of Credit Men
Lawrence
C. L. Scott
KU Journalism Students Receive Sigma Delta Chi Keys
John J. Kistler announced that Marcia Chadwick Leroy Plumley and Sewell Voran earned the Sigma Delta Chi key from the University of Kansas journalism department. The honor awards the top ten percent of graduating journalism students by scholarship. the KU list includes Chadwick of Coffeyville, Plumley of Arkansas City, and Voran of Pretty Prairie. The award is open to all students regardless of fraternity membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chikey
University of Kansas
John J. Kistler
Kansas
Journalism
Pi Marcia Chadwick
Coffeyville
F. Leroy
Plumley
Arkangals ‘City
Sewall Voran
Pretty Prairie
Oxygen Fails to Save Wichita Baby Dies
A three day effort to save David Livingston Black Jr. ended with his death in a Wichita hospital. The infant, three days ill, suffered double pneumonia with lung congestion. Oxygen was tried by attending physicians and two nurses but could not avert the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
David Livingston Black Jr
D. Black
Community Notes And Local Visits In March Event
Rosena OBrien recovering after appendicitis at St John’s hospital with family visiting. Community club met at Roy Allison’s home in March. Edwards hosted guests and several couples visited relatives in Kansas City and Tonganoxie areas. Family visits span March with many neighbors and friends. Local groups like WTUY met with Thistlethwaite, while stock movements were reported to Kansas City markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosena Obrien
William Obrien
St. John's Hospital
Catholi
Edward Kiles
Plesant Valley Gommnunity Club
Roy Allison
Ralph Phenicie
Lawre
Ola Babcock
Sam
John Parsons
Kansas City
Charles Frick
Kan
William Canar
W. O. TU
David’. Thistlethwaite
Wanda
Tlethwaite
Sam Ferris
Smith
Mr. Smith
Dick Kelly
Tonganoxie
Eugene Sullivan
S. Roach Metaffery
St. John’s
Fred Heywood
Earl Burroughs
Dan
Pleasant Valley 4-H Completes Attendance List and Meeting Report
A corrected list of students who were not absent or tardy for the sixth month includes Enid Ilfian Lucille Blough Phil Blough Maxine How ard Harold How ard Walter Grauberger John Grauberger Delbert Richardson Opal Richardson John Tobler Eunice Tobler Ruth Hagen The 4-H chair hosted a Maroney home meeting with new members Eunice Tobler George Tuttle Carl Hegeman John Lester Hegeman The hour featured music games Eskimo Pies and apples. John Blough made a business trip to Kansas City Saturday. Mr D O Neal saved food for...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Ilfian
Lucille
Phil Blough
Maxine
Harold Howard
Walter
John Grauberger
Delbert
Opal Richardson
John
Eunice Tobler
Ruth Hagen
Ma|roney
Eunice. Tobler
George. Tuttle
Carl Andj. Lester
Hegeman
John Blough
Kansas City
Saturay
D. O'Neal
Local Social News From Fairview and surrounding towns
Community notes recount visits and calls among residents of Fairview and nearby areas. Names include Tobler, Tobler family, Gillmer, Grauberger, Rothwell, Maloney, Howard, Peters, Leary, Seile, and others with Sunday gatherings, hospitalities, and sales sightings, plus school enrollment and missionary society activity.
Social Visits Recap from Lawrence and Ottawa Areas
Afternoon calls and visits across Lawrence Ottawa and surrounding homes listed. Mrs Joy with party in Lawrence. Mrs Walter Atwood and Gladys visited Mrs Elia. McCoy in Lawrence Friday evening. Guy and Lloyd Howard spent Tuesday with grandmother Mrs Peters and aunt Miss Mabel Peters. Otto Dreher family with Helen and Betty joined Willand Medics and son Wednesday. Nisley and Calvin accompanied Holton visitors to Ottawa calling on Miss Margarieite Nisley. J P Waring and R M McCullough visited. Mrs William Measies spent Sunday with Mrs M B Brownlee and Miss Mary Brownee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grauberger
Walter, Howard, Carey
Ross Bingham
John Gilmer
Thurman Rothwell
Marian Petefish
West Fairview
Crissié Richardson
Evan Griffith
Albert
Vinton Peters
Anna. Peters
Fairview
W. D. Howard
Lawrence
Lola.McKay
Mildred. Maloney
John Maloney
Lynch
Evian Griffith
Charles
Howard
Glen
Sylvester
Wilbur ‘Rothwell
Ray Roberson
Norma
Howard Lynch
Alice
Fhayer
Maloney
John. Maloney
Mildred Maloney
Lola McKay
J. S. Tobler
Woman's Foreign Mission
Ernest Leary
Ethel Cowles
Jesus
G W. Cooper
Africa
Edna
Koehler
C. E. Ralston
Emma Wells
Ellen Leary
C. A.whedon
Baser
Kan
Truesdale
Dan Sizer
Indianapolis
Indiana
Mary Brownlee
Denham
Clyde Edwards
E. L. Brown
F. A. U. Hall
Mary Hines
Edna Koehler
E. Leary
Floyd Nisley
Robert
Dorothy
J. E. Howard and
Brown
John Irvin
Anna Peters
Walter Howard
Pleasant Valley
Emil Saile
C. E. Ralston Ome, Ad Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown Called At the Home of Ma
McClung
W. T. Carpenter
Wnatnie Howard
William Wells
Chas. Wells
Henry. Beehle
Louis Seele
Walter Atwood
Gladys
J. M. Jackson
Holmes
Gunther ‘Seele
Charles Davidson
Godfrey: Reetz
Melba Jean
Anna Torneden
Chilren
Linwood
Gunther Seele
Harold
Brackett
Elsie
Ted Brown
Homer Brownlee
Herman Pohl
Walter Pohl
Excelsior
Paul Koehler
Chanute
Kansas
Henry Stoelzing
Margaret Stoelzing
Vernon Garrett
Chester Howard
Fred Howard
Ernest.Leary
Chas. Howard
Herbert. McClintock 2Nd Sons
J. E. Howard
Joy
Elia
McCoy
T. B. DeWitt
J. W. Dunn
Grandma Frantz
Clark. Wilber
Charles Hubbard
Ivan Currant
Kansas City
R. H. Roades
Vernon King
Winfred Thiry
Dave Warner
McGee Place
Fred Eberwein
Raymond. Brubaker
King Home
Clark Wilber
Pat Shook
Everett Bailey
W. M. Shook
Gilbert
Holladay
McGee
R. A. Wilber
Billie Smith
D. J. Mills
North Lawrence
George Austin
Cecil
Virginia
Ottawa
William Cannon
South Lawrence
H. L. Crow
Tillie Hunter
Claude Parker
Eugene
Agnes Walbridge
Robert Wilson
W. O. Flory
DeWitt Home
R. J. Finley
Bob
Bessie
E. J. Moranville
E. W. McNamara
Esther Wilber
Vivian Lefford
Maude Williams
Fred Wilkerson
James Houk
Jeanette
Emil Heck
L. G. McGee
J. A. Moran
A. Wilkerson
F. O. Wilkerson
Susie
Carl
Mary Shook
Esther Henderson
Elwood Moore
Fred Laptad
Alice Conrad
Katherine Heck
Bessie Finley
Alda Knott
Na”dine Stallard
H. J. Longnecker
Meg
Elmer Millsey
Melvin
Marysville
Community visits and family gatherings fill Lawrence social pages
Local residents share visits across households in an active social period. Numerous entries list gatherings at the homes of Wilber, McGee, Moran, King, Shook, Wilkerson, and others, with birthdays and illness noted, and several trips to Kansas City.
Radio Station Friday Schedule and Program Lineup
A fragmented listing shows Friday events and air times for various programs and stations. Items include dance shows, orchestras, and variety segments with multiple broadcasters such as WOR WADC WG WALA KMOX and several others, detailing times from 1 p m to 9 p m and hotel venues mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asin Company
Prograi
Ealth
Doris Doo
Contrais
Donaldzod
Armstrong Quakers
Sapyrisley
Philco
Essex Chalorrect
Fime
Longine
Spitainy
Pennsylvania Orchestra
Anes City Board de Grain
Pan-America
Seven Eleven
Wren
KGW
Eya ‘Kir
Rheumatic Pain Sufferer Praises Sargon Remedy
Mrs Mary Bancroft of Fairmount says rheumatic pains crippled her for years with knee swelling back and shoulder trouble and night kidney calls. After one week on Sargon Soft Mass Pills her digestion improved, sleep returned, and she could work again, washing clothes and staying active all day. She can be reached for endorsements at Riverside 614 and notes availability in Lawrence from Round Corner Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bancroft
Christian Church
Riverside
Saigon
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Company
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Man
Drurik
Tere Seures
Isas
Guy
March
Britain
Medical Council
Criticiz
Es Radio! Thera
Formier Hoover
Whi Houne
Sourth
Petty Toight
Arthur Endacott
Lorna “Jean McEihinny
Herbert Weatherby
Lawrence ‘High School
Bertha Wilson
E. S. Weatherby
Indiana Street
Lorna Jean McElhinny
Z. He
Vermont Street
Arthur, Endacott
Frank Endacott
K. U
Marcia ‘Chadwick
Leroy “Plumley and
Sewell Voran
Tulsa
Okla
Patrick J.hurley
Charles B. Robbins
Cedar Rap
Lidgy Town
HAWK
Sateli?fe
el Paso Herald
Juarez
Bonds
Liberty Gover
New York
Taberty
Treasury
Wy — Tm Pen National Bank
Fairmount
Huttey Ave
Bancroft
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind. St
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