Big Wire Merger Reported In East
New York March 20 AP The New York World says the Mackay and International Telegraph merger is an accomplished fact creating International Communications with assets 225 million and 125000 miles of joined cable worldwide The Behn brothers rise to prominence as heads of the new company and MacKays dim in active affairs The deal sets exchange ratios with Mackay preferred and common shares and places Behn in leadership over a global system spanning Europe to Asia The Mackay network links with Canadian Pacific and Mexican telegraphs and operates seven cables Europe to America, plus Manila Shanghai routes and the Miami Havana link
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New York
New York World ‘Today
MacKay Companies
United States
International Telephone and Telegraph ’Company
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Central
South America
Sosthenes Behn
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
MacKay
International Communications Company
International Communications
International Telephone and Telegraph
Behn
Herman Behn
Porto Rico
MacKays
California
France
Germany
China
Canadian Pacific Railway
Commercial Cable Company
Europe
America
Miami
Havana
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
San Janacisco
Manila
Shanghai
Seminole
Chicago Judge Orders Fatherin-law to Produce Bride
AP reports Andrew Pratt sought a writ of habeas corpus to compel the return of his 18 year old bride Edna V Eastwood. After the marriage they told her parents and her father-in-law refused. Judge Lewis ordered the father-in-law to produce the bride in court.
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Chicago
Mar
Andrew Pratt
St. Patrick’s Day
Edna V. Eastwood
Lewis
Sthat
Davis to file for Kansas lieutenant governor race
Golden Davis, a Colony farmer who challenged Governor Paulen for the Republican gubernatorial nomination two years ago, plans to file for the lieutenant governor race within a few days. The secretary of state’s office confirmed the filing plan, following earlier reports that Davis would seek the lieutenant governor nomination this year.
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Golden B. Davis
Colony
Topeks
Mar. 2d
Golden Davis
Colony Farmer
Paulen
Secretary of State
Davis
P. C. Reilly
Aggie "Teacher" Resigns to Lead Cal Agr Eng
Manhattan Kansas AP reports Harry Bruce Walker of Kansas State Agricultural College resigns to head the Department of Agricultural Engineering at the University of California Berkeley. Walker joined K S A C in 1910 and will take command of his new post in June. He has held key roles in state and national engineering research and advisory bodies and served as a captain of engineers in World War I.
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Manhattan
Kan
Harry Bruce” Walker
Kansas State A’gricultural College
Uni’ ‘Versity
California
Berkeley
Calif
Walker
Unknown funeral service for Local Resident Dated
A rthor's:Cloh Head Dead-Eon. Moar died at home yesterday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow. Charles ard of Lyons filed with the secretary of state his declaration of intention to become a candidate for the enuapieay nomination for secretary of state.
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Arthor
Cloh
Moar
Lowder- Jent
Kansas Auard
Saather
Yites
International Night at the Orpheum Program
The Cosmopolitan club presents The East and West Revue on Friday March 23 at the Orpheum theater. Nine nations are represented including Hindu, American, Hawaiian, Chinese and Filipino acts. Finale features group songs with all participants on stage.
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Orpheum Theater
Cosmo- ‘Politan Club
Philip Velu
Waikiki
Ira
Strong Man
Kanakadu Rao
India
Zapata
Hal Adamson
Market gains and mixed trading pace sharply higher
The market rallied with Radio Corp, General Motors and other leaders advancing while speculative enthusiasm surged. Bonds and stocks moved, with notable gains in Collins & Aikman and Electric Auto-Lite, amid profit-taking near the close. cotton crop figures released by the census bureau showed a Julyish year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adve Ance
Radio and Gener
Tors
Rattio
General Motors
Collins & Aikman
Houston
Radio Corporation
Russia Insurance
A. M. Byers
Mackey Co
Radio
Wheat market rises as exports boost North American grain
Chicago reports a late upswing in wheat on export activity, about 1.5 million bushels moving. corn hits fresh season highs with expectations of further export demand. Prices for wheat close firmer, oats and soy products mixed while livestock prices show varied movements across Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Tulsa
Okla
West Texas
Neminole
Oil and Fies Journal
United States
Louisiana
Kansas
Wike
Chicago
North America
Omaha
Lake Navigation
Europe
West
Peasant party withdraws from Romanian parliament
National Peasant party deputies and senators will withdraw from parliament temporarily after rejection of leader Julio Maniu’s demand to replace Vintila Bratianu as premier. The party executive committee then approved continuing its opposition to the administration. Also reports from Paris say former Crown Prince Carol awaits a call to reclaim the throne. a secretary says no bloodshed and Carol could return legally or stay in Paris. A separate police note reports collision at Ninth and Indiana streets involving Osborne McCleery and Mrs Knight, with both cars damaged.
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Bucharest
Romania
National Peasant Party
Vintila Bratianu
Julio Maniu
Peasant Party
Bratianu
Repene
Senpeien
Paris
Carol
Magda Tupescu
Osborne McCleery
Knight
Ninth
Indiana Streets
No. 10 and vicinity community notes in Baldwin
Roy and Peter Stoneking shuttle to Baldwin High School as their father visits Missouri Town for March 7. The No. 10 bi monthly exams show top arithmetic and spelling scorers. maternal care, illness, and neighbor visits are noted. Spring activities forecast with oats sowing and garden work as Mrs. Matilda Jackson remains ill.
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Roy
Peter Stoneking
Baldwin
Missouri
Jerald Hobson
Jimmie
Kenneth
Bert Emihy
Harry Hobson
Doris
Dale
Della
King
Idena Brewer
Ed Stoneking
Matta Steneking
Memphis
Brewer
Ralph Dyer
Billy Johnson
Asa Turner
Charles’ Bowser
Stoneking
Dr. Kennedy
Ottawa
Matilda Jackson
Margaret Coffmar
Doris Hobson
Delbert ‘Ekfing
Nellie Kellerman
Snon
Jackson
Ida Cline
Hebe Turner
Nellie ‘Keller
Bert Emery
Little. Grayman
Bald J
Bell
Raymond
Ameumonia
Doris , Barton
Josephine Laure
Martha Stone‘King
Helena, Lauer
Martha Stoneking
Helena Lauer
Velma ‘Turner
Bernice Barton
Carl Hobbs
Theodore Elm
Worden
Stoneking Jast’ Thursda
Caroline ‘Phefke
Keller
Chicago Rotal
Chicago
Apo
John
Kring- Dept. of
Joyce Leach
Ottawa Kansas Community News Recap March Events
A Kansas community page details visits, birthdays, illnesses and church activities around Ottawa. Oscar Turner traveled to Kansas City with his father Asa Turner. Grace Hurlbrink returned home ill from high school. Helena Lauer and Bernice Barton entered spelling and reading contests in Lawrence. Many local families attend the play The Early Bird, celebrate birthdays, and report church sermons by Prof. H F Stoppelworth and Rev W W Stoeppelwerth.
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Grant Ingle
Merl
Ottawa
Oscar Turner
Asa Turner
Kansas ‘City
Grace Hurlbrink
Rose
Lester
Charles
Osher
Francis
Marie
Frank Kellerman
Sevier ‘Tadlock
Jud
Leach
Helen
Olin
Sutton Cemetery Association
Agnes
Butell
Millard‘ Jackson
Henon
Tom
Gililand
Sigel Birthday Party Hosted By Mrs Wm Johnson
Mrs Wm Johnson hosted a March 3 birthday party for her son Billy with games and refreshments. Out of town guests include Robert Libby Raph Hubbard Patricia Ann Woll and Mrs F A Hubbard. Local attendees came from nearby towns and many relatives visited, dining and chatting across multiple homes.
Memorial High School Funeral Attendance and Local Socials
Topeka families Johnson and relatives visited. Johnsons from Topeka drove down for Kathyrn Talks at Memorial High School Saturday. Lawrence residents Mr and Mrs Jimmie Stennyson attended dinner Sunday. George Strahan and family attended Ruben Strahan funeral in Oliver. Mrs Ww. B. Frorenve of Frankl spent months with brother Bartlesville and Independence relatives. Mrs Theo Elm from Worden visited Bert Sanders family. Cary Hodges and Ad Manter families called on Guy Folks home Sunday. Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs Alva Petefish with sewing for the hostess.
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Harry. Hobson
Lafe King
Charlie Detwiler
Jim Gale
Stinebing
Robert Owens
Alanhattan
Roy Jordon
Topeka
M. Hird
Charles Hoover
Alva
Harold
Ottawa
Harry
LeLoup
Steve Galbreth
Sam Hull
le Loup
Hoover
Owen Turner
Bert Emery
Kellerman
Vane King
Clyde Lederer
Judson Leach
Grant Inglé
George Summer
Arthur Hatter
David Griffith
Griffith
James Osher
Summer
Kansas
Davy
State
Jerald Hobson
Donald Hobson
Harry Hobson
Doris
Dale
Oliver Flory
Verm Barton
Earl Jordon
Frank Johnson
George Lumimer
Martha Hobson and
Oliver. Turner
Charles
Osher
Frances
Marie
James
Bert. Emery
Robert Elston
Dick Randel
H. F. Stoppelworth
Winfield
School House
Stoppelwerth
St. John’s College
W. W. Stoeppelwerth
Dewey McClay
M. L. King
Emily
Steenpelwerth
Oella Barton
Lee Gray
Roy Barkley
Floyd ‘Barton
Millard Jackson
Clare
Wm. Johnson
Billy
Sanders
Hattie Riggs
Did Steele
Opal Shaw
Robert Libby
Raph Hubbard
Patricia Ann Woll
Lincoln County
and Welker
Lawrence
K. U
Alfred McCainl
Walker
Guy
Folks’ Aid
Gus Brune
Midland
Jones
Nickell
EL Hubbard
Mdna Hubbard
Johnson
Dass
Glen Cox
Giehteie
Lee Cox
Earl Walker
Qison
Kansas City
Martin Stoner
Stiense Francis
RK. C. Elliott
Billie Lemon
Caroline
Virginia
Kathryn
Alva Petefish
Taylor
Petefish
Faringer
Frank Miekack
Will, Jr
Roy Goff
Lecox
Marie Petefish
Chester Nilgore
Reese
Raymond Ruchle
Young People’s Convention
the Nazarene Church
Bert Sanders
Fred Baldwin
Clinton
R. K.glatthaar
Glenn Cox
Jimmie Christy
Dale Jand
Danny
Winchester
Tra Stockbrand
Tola
Ramey
Walter Harrel
Hoy Goff
Model
Joe Clough
Clough
Wadobnsan
Independence
Alva-Petéfishani
George
Mildred
Joe Ough
Elliott
Nickells
the Ramey
Theo
Elm
Worden
Pleasant afternoon refreshments hosted by local guests
A social gathering featured a pleasant afternoon with guests including Mrs. Joe Blough, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Roy Goff and children, Miss Hanetiges, Mrs. Taylor Petefish and Marie Petefish, with Mr. and Mrs. Nickells and William driving to Ottawa on Sunday and expressing regret about Mr. Ramey.
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Joe Jlough
Young
Roy
Hane Tiges
Taylor Petefish
Marie Petefish
Nickells
Wil‘am
Ottawa
Ramey
Kidney Flush Advice Promoted For Backache Relief
An old health ad promotes flushing kidneys with four ounces of Jad Salts mixed in water each morning to relieve back pain and urinary discomfort. It claims the lithia infusion cleans and stimulates kidneys, neutralizes acids, reduces bladder weariness, and suggests high water intake.
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Ana
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Postal Telegraph
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ESSER
Aggie
H. B. Walker
University of California
Program OF Nations
International
oNight
Government Bonds
Liberty Bonds
Sigs
Washington, Mar
Plventorie
Apt
Kansas City Livestock
Kansasity
Dept. of Ag
Kansas City Cash Grain
Arkhi Y
Aaa
Vaetate Alee
Hay
Market
API
Hayshone
Rairie
Timothy
Springs
Sebback
Me toNg
Larg
Prof
Stoeppelwerth
Clan Leach Ang Charles Leonard
Jud. Geach
Pil and Mars
Blievernichtellsville
Charlie
Avere
Nettie Craneclt
Tom Miller
Gracestiel
Magi Poe
Charles Tagle
Augustairehner
Daisy Kirchner
Amelia Ingle
Olivet
Osage County
Grandma Elo
Kirchner
Grandma
Kirk Newcomer
Charles Ashel
Sigel
Gall Hshow
E. W. Penchard
Opeka
Fani
Droy Yand
Tyye
Brooder
Krum Goal CO
Ste
Nelson & Hubbel Garage
Olson. Bros
CREAM
Agen
Falls
City Creamery C
Falls City
Iced Wees
Alo Barteldes
Barteldes
Barteldes Seed Company
Fordson Tractors
The
Davis & Child CO
Ford
Jeb
Pettit the Plumber
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