Tax Returns Start Tonight Amid Large 1930 Revenues Outlook
Washington reports the March 16 deadline for four million citizens to file 1930 income tax returns, extended by a Sunday. Officials expect about 525 million dollars to flow in with the first payments, while total receipts for the year likely drop around 100 million due to the depression. Deficit at March 12 stood at 420 million, with 2.16 billion collected and 2.59 billion spent.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureaus
Maier and Pattison End Partnership After Final University Recital
Renowned piano duo Guy Maier and Lee Pattison announce the end of their long joint career after a University recital at 8:20 PM. They recently bid farewell in New York, plan two more appearances in April, citing exhausted repertoire and a wish to pursue individual artistic goals as reasons for the split.
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Guy Maier
Lee Pattison
University Sac Weclathy
New York
Town Hall
la Porte
Ind Fring
Wea
Pattison
Maier 2
Maier
T Wen
France
Maier Pattison
MacDowell
Turkey
Dalies Frantz Strauss
Schuiz-Evler Scherzo
Cate
New Process Makes Anti Knock Gasoline at Penn State College
State College Pennsylvania March 16 A P report says a new process can remove knocks from gasoline by isolating and deleting the most explosive fractions. Dr Frank C Whitmore announced with Dr M Z Fenske and staff that Pennsylvania crude sources may yield 65 to 80 percent anti knock fuel. The research, funded by the state legislature, notes marked reductions in blast prone fractions and potential restoration of old high quality Pennsylvania gasoline.
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State College
Penn, State College Today
Pennsylvania
Dr. Fenske
Dr. Whitmore
Placing Potatoes in Potatoes as St Patrick Day Weather
The federal meteorology service reports Kansas will see planting weather with temperatures near 60 and freezing nearby in the north. Skies are clear across the Midwest with no rain or snow except a reported patch near Wichita. Four men die from poisoning at a Pittsburgh drinking party after cheap alcohol laced with poisons, while a Cities Service truck theft adds to a spate of local crimes as wheel and tire thefts are noted Friday night.
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Pota
Wichita
Middle West
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philip
Wiliam Green
Willan Johnston
McKesport
Roto
Deaths and funerals in local area
Funeral notices report Charles O Johnson 59 of 1081 Vermont St buried in Carbondale after services at Rumsey parlor led by Rev John F Long. Survived by wife and four children. Other obituaries note Washington William Washington years old buried Oak Hill after Funk’s chapel service led by Rev Brown. Mrs Rose F Ross to be buried at Oak Hill after arrival from Pittsburgh. Mrs Kate Cottonmyer 65 buried Oak Hill with Rev Earl Porter officiating. Irvin Augustus Hayden 18 months buried Clinton Cemetery after Bloomington church service.
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Charles O. Johnson
Charles O. Z Jchson
Vermont Street
Rumsey
John F. He Long
Servce
Carbondale
Masonic Lodge
Johnson
Washington
Michigan Street
Funk
Rev
Brown
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rose F. Ross
Pittsburgh
Penn
Santa Fe
Oak Hi Cemetery
Francis B. Shaner
Trinity Episcopal Church
Kate Cottonmyer
Eld
Herd
E. Wampter
Earl Porter
Kansas City
Oak Hill
Robert Cottonmyer
Emporia
Irvin Augustus Hayden
Irvin Augstus Hayden
Bloomington
Enyart
Clinton
Ion Atecewell
KU Freshman Basketball Lineups Announced For Tomorrow
University of Kansas will host a public freshman basketball game tomorrow night in Robinson Gym. Coach F. C. Allen will referee and explain proposed rule changes before play, including 12 foot baskets and a 12 foot center circle.
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University of Kansas
Robinson Fanasiue
F.C. Alien
K. U
Don Knight
Floyd Prichard
Paul Harrington
Hadson McGuire
Ron Roberts
Beeeee
Alas Daug
Bex Colvon
Phi Beatty
Paul
Warren Plaskett
Dr. Alien
Four Nominees Announced for KU Y M C A Election
Candidates for the University of Kansas Y M C A officers were named Saturday night for the March 31 election. Hero K Z L Ecuye seeks president with Walter Trombold as vice president Wilbur Cropp for secretary and Md r dill Haas for treasurer. Other candidates may join later.
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University of Kansas
Nto
Hero-K
Z. L'Ecuye
Walter Trombold
Wilbur Cropp
Merdill Haas
Deaths mount as coast deaths rise with weekend crashes
San Francisco reports a string of deadly incidents along the Pacific coast from Vancouver to the Mexican border. The toll includes 23 confirmed deaths, many injuries, a missing youth, and a woman wounded in a suicide attempt. Notable fatalities involve Thomas J. Pearce and Doni McKee in separate auto accidents, with Asia and Reeves among others killed in air and vehicle crashes.
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San Francisco
Vancouver
B. C
Thomas J. Pearce
Samuel B. Asia
Seattle
Doni McKee
McKee
Dorothy McKee
Govleniog
James Rolph, Jr
Porterville
Cal
Channing Reeves
Carla Betts
Oakland Hospital
Los Angeles
Portland
Pearce
Asia
Mcae
Come
Puget Sound
Huey Long Precedents and the Law in Louisiana
Baton Rouge AP reports Huey P Long, Louisiana’s governor and senator-elect, famed for bending law and disregarding time honored precedents. A framed Mansfield quote in the executive mansion suggests law should rest on principles, not precedents alone, questioning Long’s historic dispute with legal custom.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiane
Lord Mansfield
England
Deaths Follow Robbery in Monticello Shooting Tragedy
Sheriff Ray Fisher was killed in Monticello after attempting to arrest brothers Scott and William Talbutt for a Battleground bank robbery. Deputy Barney Ireland was wounded. A neighbor, William C. Taylor, is held as a suspect.
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Monticello
Ind
Here Yentesany
Ray Fisher
White County
Scott Talbutt
Talbutt
William Talbutt
Barney Ireland
William C. Taylor
Covington
Nearly all oats planted in Kansas reports
The State Board of Agriculture issued its weekly crop report noting seed ing of oats nearly finished in southern Kansas and many northern fields already seeded. Commercial potato planting was general in the Kaw valley, fall-seeded alfalfa started well, and more livestock than usual was on wheat pasture this season, with notable growth in the northwest and southeast. About 200 head of Texas cattle moved into Chase county.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Kaw Valley
Texas
Chase County
TWO BONDS FORFEITED IN POLICE COURT DRAMA
Three drunkenness cases filled the morning docket as two bond forfeitures and one posting for appearance occurred. Reynolds of Tonganoxie arrested March 2 failed to appear, bond ten dollars forfeited. another man faced bond forfeiture in related proceedings. Indian Service employee’s wife shot. she and he were casualties in a domestic shooting. the wife was hospitalized in critical condition and a musician known locally was among those wounded.
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Wils Reynolds
Tonganoxie
Jesse Cole
Fae Ne
Ceignances
G. Reynolds
Wilington
Williar x
Vox
Bayer
X Shospital
Piece Work Plan Heads Women Toward Liberation
Moscow reports a union congress endorsing piecework in 85,000 collectives with wage standards tied to effort. Yakovileff notes farm movement gains and risks, while coal mines face a recruitment crisis as the council adds incentives to lure back workers. James B. Aswell dies in Washington after 16 years in Congress. London notes rise of women in politics across Europe, including Tokyo, England, Germany, Austria, and other nations, with varying degrees of suffrage and public influence.
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Moscow
Mar
All Union Congress of Societies
Y. A. Yakovileff
Union Commissar of Agriculture
Akovieff
Niite
Council of Peoples’ Commissary
Don
Congress
Washington
James Benjamin Aswell
Natchi
Toches
House Agriculture Committee
Legi
Farm Board
Ainst
Jawell
Ths State
Louisiana Polychnic Institute
State Normal College
Jackson Parish
Mississippi University
Louisiana 1869
George Peabody College of Teachers
Nashville
Tenn
Art Aswell
Agricultural Extension Service
Drouth
Hoover
Adminiary C
Hyde
Ultimatan Ag
James
B. Aswell
New York
James Edward Cantril
Georgetown
London
Europe
Asia
House of Representatives
Tokyo
England
Germany
Nancy,Astor
House of Commons
Sybil Rhon‘dda
House of Lords
Austria
Coty Council
Social Democrats
le Women
France
Belgium
Greece
Spai
Foir
Fascist Party
Daring Theologian Davis Dies Calmly on Train
Theologian Dr Crarg S Davis died on a train near Topeka Kansas after years of illness. He spoke two years ago of not fearing death and of a spiritual body to endure freely. Davis rose from humble beginnings to become Moderator of the Congregational Church and president of a theological seminary.
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Chicago
Mar
Crarg S. Davis
Topeka
Kan
Newaboy
Congregational Church
Theological Seminary
Ene
Traffic court fines set for speeding in two cases
Two speeding cases in Topeka and Lawrence resulted in fines of 16 and 19 dollars. Don Sundahl and Jesse Cole appeared with bonds set for their next appearance. A Roser and others faced charges tied to a Saturday parking incident near a fire plug, cited to appear Wednesday morning.
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Don Sundahl
Topeka
Jesse Cole
Lawrence
Loving memory of Phil Bryde remembered by family
A brief remembrance notes Phil Bryde’s passing three years ago and lists his mourners including Mr and Mrs P Bryde Mr and Mrs Geo W Smith Mr and Mrs John F Bryde Mrs Artis Brede and son Wilford Alan Bryde in a somber family tribute.
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Phil Bryde
Arete Om
FP Bryde
Geo. W. Smith
John F. Bryde
Artis Brede
Wilford Alan Bryde
Dog Deflects Assassin Saving Soviet Official in Tokyo
Police credit a neighbor's dog with saving Paul Anikeieff, the Soviet commercial counsel, by leaping at an assassin who fired on his car outside the Russian embassy district. The shooter fled after the dog attacked. Anikeieff was wounded but likely to recover. Nobukatsu Sato, 34, surrendered and confessed responsibility for the shooting.
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Tokyo
Paul Anikeieff
Abersteps
Nobukatsu
Sato
Ikereff
Anikeieff
Carl's Clothiers and Haberdasher Illustrations Feature Early Training
The January issues of Haberdasher and Clo thier and American Hatter include pictures and articles on Carl's Clothiers of Lawrence. The Haberdasher piece, The Carls Put Personality in their Business, traces Owen and C. C. Carl's early training and rise, with staff depicted. The American Hatter piece highlights C. C. Carl's advertising using Amos and Andy phrasing, plus an illustration of his copy.
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Carl
Clothiers
Lawrence
Haberdasher and Clothier
C. C
Fisher Plumbers Association to Hear Prof Dilj Speak Tomorrow
Associate professor J journalen of the University of Kansas is slated to discuss "Advertis tnx" at a 2 PM meeting of the Plumbers Association. The event promotes professional dialogue and industry updates amid a local interest in advertising practices.
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Iate
Dilj
J Journalen
University of Kansas
Anes Plumbers Association
Kansas City Banquet Attended by Union Camp Members
Members of the Jo seph Ar Wah camp and a Kansas City group attended a banquet hosted by Gen. John S Bach Commander-in-Chief Edward S Mathias. Delegates from Missouri and Kansas were present though Ezra Beard of Wichita was ill. Lawrence guests included O J Lane department quartermaster Kansas Mrs Durie Lane Ed M Ninelon and Theodore Boone. The Monday tearm whist club met with Mrs Solarke. Woodlawn PTA met Thursday at 3 15 o'clock with a health play by Idna Holliday and third grade pupils before the business meeting.
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Joseph 'Ar Wah
Kansas City Bight
John Sbach
Edward S. Mathias
Misuri
Kansas
Jezengelon
Ezra| Beard
Wichits
Lawrence
Jo. J. Lane
Department Quartermaster of
Durie Lanes
M Ninelon
Theodore Boone
Personal notices from Lawrence and Milwaukee social circle
Rev I M Grey pastor and Mrs Grey guests of Dr and Mrs Grey after their son’s death last week. Mrs Ora McNeill and friends from Kansas City visit Mrs Florence Wilbur in Lawrence. W D Fowles of Hotel Jayhawk Topeka spends Sunday with family in Lawrence. Mrs Walter Achning Annalyn of San Antonio visit Sharles Achning. Mrs W B Dalton Mrs Paul C Rankin and Miss Ednah Hopkins depart for Wichita to attend Kansas Federation of Music clubs meeting.
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I. M. Grey
Shorewood Presbyterian Church
Milwaukee
Wis
Lawrence
Walter Achning
Annalyn
San Antonio
Tex
Sharles_Achning
W. B. Dalton
Paul C. Rankin
Ednah Hopkins
Wichita
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
City Lights at Dickinson to Premiere Next Week
The Dickinson theatre will show Charlie Chaplin’s City Lights the first three days of next week, with Midland theater in Kansas City also airing the midwest premiere. Norma Shearer’s Strangers May Kiss is postponed. A fire at 136 Massachusetts st. caused $25 damage to an awning. cause undetermined. Friends church members from Douglas county attended a quarterly meeting in Kansas City Missouri. Government bond quotes released in New York include Liberty 3 4 4 101.23, Liberty first 4% 102.25, Liberty fourth 4 163.23, Treasury 112.6.
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Dickinson Theatre
Norma Shearer
City Lights
Midwest
Midland
Kansas City
A. G. Ulrich
Massachusetts Street
Friends Church
Douglas County
Missouri
Government Bonds
New York
Mar
Liberty
Liberty First
Treasury Ia
Women's Guild elects officers at First Christian Church
The Women's Guild of First Christian Church elected officers for the campus year led by President Mrs J Mitchell first vice president Mrs E Dooley second vice president Mrs J G Mack third vice president Mrs F W Cutter treasurer Mrs V A Young secretary Mrs J J Kistler and unit chairmen including Mrs C W Sparr Mrs B B Beery education chair Mrs W J Baumartner civic chair Mrs M A Goldtran aspirant Brit J Ns Kilworth Sunday school chair Mrs A B Glass flower chair Mrs ON M L Hough House and grounds chair Mrs A C Mitchell The next congregational dinner meeting Wednesday at 615 will cover a preliminary budget study with Ralph Harman presenting on The Value of Adequate Church Support devotionals by Mrs Bruce Meron and a dialogue Starting Right by Margaret Bailey and John Holmes. King Alfonso Visits England article notes palace guards for King Alfonso XII of Spain arriving to visit his ailing mother-in-law Princess Beatrice.
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First Christian Church
Women’s Guild
J. Mitchell
E. Dooley
J. GB. Mack
F. W. Cutter
V. A. Young
Mra
J. J. Kistler
C. W. Sparr
B. B. Beery
Educational
W. J. Baumartner
Civic
M. A. Goldtran
Aspiratity
Brit. J. Ns. Kilworth
A. B. Glass
Flower
ML Hough
A. C. Mitchell
Ralph Harman
Bruce m~ Eron
Margaret Bailey
John Holmes
Increase Beauty With Mello Glo Face Powder Ad
No more ugly shine when you use MELLO GLO Face Powder. New French process makes it stay on longer and prevents large pores. Smoothest finest purest powder. coloring matter approved by the United States government. Never dries the skin. never makes complexion look red but always youthful. Try MELLO GLO.
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United States
Mail Pilot Jumps to Safety In Icy Crash
Verne E. Treat, air mail pilot, leaped to safety when his plane became ice coated and forced to land in an orchard near Laurel Maryland. The aircraft crashed in nearby woods and was wrecked with Treat uninjured.
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Laurel, Md
Verne E. Treat
Air Mail
Stomach health ad promised by Gowdy remedy
An advertisement describes stomach acid as a danger then offers Dr Gowdy's Stomach Prescription as a 20 day treatment priced at 2.00. The copy claims quick relief, renewed energy and a money back guarantee, featuring testimonials from Mrs. Van Vranken of Pratt Kansas dated March 33 1929.
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Nature
Dr. Gowdy
Pratt
Kansas
Piles Treated Without Surgery Advise Free Book
Dr McCleary a rectal specialist in Excelsior Springs Missouri publishes a color illustrated book on treating piles without surgery or anesthetic. The volume claims over 30 years of use and 23000 cases assisted and offers a free copy by writing for the pamphlet.
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McCleary
Elms Boulevard
Excelsior Springs
Doctor McCleary
McCi
Duel on city street leaves two dead in shooting
An apparent duel between two men near a residence on a city street ended with two fatalities. Authorities say shots were fired from pistols as participants faced off in a confrontation between a man and his son-in-law, with one bullet striking a heart. The incident occurred late at night amid tense conditions.
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Fort 71
Don’t Go to Extremes To End Constipation
An advertising notice extols Cascarets as a gentle cure for constipation, warning against violent purges. It claims Cascarets cleanse the system pleasantly and strengthen bowel muscles, suitable for old folks, children, and anyone needing regular habits. Ten cents a box, available in drug stores.
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Ther Liberation
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James B. Aswell
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Natork
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Felmengast
Capirion Pacific
Dickinson
Alfonso
Londoa
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Spain
Beatrice
Rational Bank
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Stee. Lawrence
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Round Corner Drug Co
Britain
Imperial Airways
Frigidaire
Shimmons Bros
Homie
Indiana
10Th and
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Postal Building and Loan Assn
Schubert
Funeral Home
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