Scout Field Meet Highlights at Lawrence Inspections
Lawrence area scouts gathered for a field meet with Troop 60 led by Aeroy Metzler winning several events. Inspectors led by L. H. Houston scored troops from 51 through 60, noting high attendance and presenting Earl K. Behrend with a city Scout executive award.
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Earl K K. Behrend
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Elva Key
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Clyde Hosford
Robert Benson
We Brier
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Belles
Albert Jones
Vaughn Pontius
Flint’ and Steel
Don Shultz
Tamman y Leader Out in New York
George W Olvany, longtime leader of Tammany Hall since Charles Murphy’s death five years ago, has resigned due to ill health. The executive committee of the Democratic county organization delayed action until next Friday. The Times reported a neurologist urged a long vacation for Olvany amid rumors of waning support and upcoming leadership changes within the local party.
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Hee Ork
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California governor extradition case involves Lawrence actor
A partial payment by Carter for a Reuter Organ in Lawrence was made with a check that bounced. Carter, who represented himself, faced legal questions linked to extradition and remarks about a Hollywood theatre. The exchange occurred around a hotel and theatre setting with a Wichita connection noted.
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Eldridge
Reuter
Lawrence
Hollywood Theatre
Siamese Legation Gets Its Liquor
Washington reports the Siamese legation secured full possession of 60 cases of liquor and wines via the Jones law. Prohibition agents seized the driver and assistant for illegal transport, but the legation’s liquor was later moved to the wine cellar. The truck remained in the legation yard with unresolved questions about unloading and removal.
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Baltimore
Legations Dack
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Cherrington Attacks Attorneys Plans to Evade Jones Law
Washington March 16 Dr Ernest H Cherrington secretary of the world league against alcoholism assailed as a frank confession of disrespect for law the plan of lawyers to educate juries not to convict under the Jones law. He said the tactics show contempt for oaths and court officers. High attack followed the formation in New York yesterday by lawyers including four former assistant U S attorneys vowed to combat provisions of the Jones act. Harvey of Kansas City was elected head of the Kansas Chamber of Commerce chapter.
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Hoover relies on outside advisers for major policies
Washington March 16 AP Hoover leans on a broad circle of outside advisers including former secretaries of state Charles Evans Hughes and Elihu Root and former president and chief justice William Howard Taft to shape administration policy. The president cites the value of diverse expertise from elder statesmen and personal friends beyond the regular cabinet.
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Elihu Root
United States
World Court
William Howard Taft
University Sunday Invites Students and Teachers to Attend
Lawrence church leaders urge unity with the State University through University Sunday events. Professors urged to attend services, greet newcomers, and join a downtown union service among Baptist, Christian, Congregational, Presbyterian, and Methodist churches. A senior violin recital by Luther Leavengood and pianist Enlow is scheduled for March 18 in the Administration Building auditorium. A sub-machine gun demonstration is planned by county officers at the old brick yard tomorrow afternoon.
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Ian Lawrencée
Kansas City
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Rational Musical Fraternity
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Kreisler
Ie Groud
Wieniawski
Thej Souvenir de Moscow
Jana FS Misg
Enlow
Liszt
Lesinnky
Thompson
Rechine Sreae
Rutherford
Oklahoma students kidnap Girls during coronation event
Report describes a group of students abducting several girls during a university coronation ceremony in Enid. Suspects named include Tom Kight Claremore Harry McKeever Ada and William Kerr. Fear of swift retaliation prompted captors to release their prisoners.
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Patrick
Oklahoma University
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Engini Kan
Enid
Tom Kight
Sis
Claremore
State Register
Harry McKeever
Horace McKeever
State Bar Association
William Kerr
Ada
Floods Reach Elba as Reporter Recalls Daring Rescue
Montgomery dispatch recalls Kenneth A. Miller describing the Elba flood. He was tossed from a boat, hung from a free top, and dragged four miles through waist deep water to aid rescues. Alabama National Guard units aided, with reports of up to 100 deaths claimed by refugees. Miller, amid 15 to 20 feet of floodwater, helped save marooned residents, animals on house tops, and witnessed planes delivering aid.
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Associated Press
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Windham’s Mill
Varied program closes season at University Auditorium
The final all musical vespers of the season will be presented at the University Auditorium tomorrow at 4 o clock. A varied program features string quartet, organ, mixed vocal quartet, harp, and violin duet plus glee club selections. Performers include the University String Quartet with Bass violist, a vocal quartet led by Agnes Husband, and soloists Maribah Moore and Tene Peabody. The program also includes Mendelssohn Andante in G minor, duets, and a Seraphic Song quintet paraphrase by Gaines.
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Freay
Saint Maio University
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Tene Peabody
Melvin Gelst
Raymond Hiliott
Tuversity String
Mendelssohn
D. M. Swarthout
Schuert
Waldemar Gren
Conrad McGrew
Karl Kuersteiner
Otto Garvens
Maryville Paper Sold to Local and Kansas City Buyers
The Maryville Democrat Forum and Tribune in Maryville Missouri has been sold by W S Rupe to a four member group led by Oscar Stauffer of the Arkansas City Traveler and J R Herrick of Winfield Kansas. Herrick becomes editor and M W Stauffer publisher. Other buyers are Walter S Todd of Maryville and Mrs F A Cooke and Leo Smith were noted in accompanying items.
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J. R. Herrick
Winfield Kan
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
M. W. Stauffer
Winfield
Walter S. Todd
Herr
Constance Talmadge Engaged to Townsend Netcher
Hollywood reports actress Constance Talmadge accepted an engagement to Townsend Netcher a Chicago merchant and plans a May 8 wedding likely at Buster Keaton’s home in Hollywood The pairing follows two prior marriages both ending in divorce with first husband John Pialogwm and second husband Captain Alastair Mackintosh of England.
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Townsend Netcher
Chicago
Buster
Deaths and Funerals A M Campbell Oskaloosa
A M Campbell died yesterday at his home in Oskaloosa after moving from Sunnyside. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2:30 PM at the Methodist church, with burial in Maple Grove cemetery at Lawrence.
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Sunnyside
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Lawrence
Lawrence resident mourns long life and infant death
A Lawrence resident of fifty years is said to be survived by a daughter, Mrs Alexander, at the home. An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Nozh Shuler from sixteen miles southwest of Lawrence was buried at Pleasant Grove cemetery. The report notes other sports and local notes from the era, including a girl's basketball performance and a possible spring training location shift for the Yankees.
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Lawrence
Alexander
Nozh Shuler
Pleasant Grove
Patee Theatre Weekly Schedule Mixes Comedy and Drama
The Patee Theatre presents a jagged weekly lineup with misreadable titles and partial names. Monday features Silver Strew and a drama about a big capable custodian, plus a Toy comedy. Tuesday highlights Leatrite Jby and an acting piece. repeated requests draw patrons. Wednesday shows Extend Mix and hin der 8 arse. Thursday offers Lily Daulin and Ron ald in The Rascue. Friday hints at Kinogram News and a Bantam Fo diversion while Saturday ends with a western 6.
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