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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1930
Page
3
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Washington March 25 AP Several Senate amendments to the tariff bill may receive separate votes in the House as leaders from both parties favor the move Garner the Democratic leader backs the plan Republican leaders are inclined to concur The bill will be acted on next Monday the three foot long document sits on the speaker's table Critics say changes open the door to vote trading involving lumber and cement The House Democrats plan to return the bill to Ways and Means with instructions to confine changes to the agricultural schedule
Vienna reports identify Cleveland chemist Dr. Ernest Watzl and a woman, believed to be Mary McGranahan, with gunshot wounds found in a hotel room. The father, H. Watal, confirms the man’s identity as Hermann Watal, his son, amid a four month search.
Chicago March 25 AP National Air Transport unveils a Chicago to New York passenger route with six hours of flight time and planes cruising at 140 mph. The company promotes rapid service linking Dallas Fort Worth Tulsa Kansas City Oklahoma City Tulsa and St Louis along with hotel shuttle flights.
Fragmented AP style item reports a sequence linking deaths and missing persons across multiple cities including Miami Birmingham and Detroit tied to an alleged experiment. Names and details are unclear but the piece references a Thomas A Nesyton and a Benjamin Marth amid notes of travel to Bermuda Tex vana and the southern states and a wife returning home after a brief reconciliation.
A Berry cabin biplane crashed near Alhambra after taking off from Burbank, killing two pilots George Maves and Lynn H Hayes, and Berry associate Cynthia Maves. The craft burned after a spin from 500 feet, witnesses say. Nearby motorists rushed to help but flames trapped victims. Maves, 23, had been in charge on ground. Cynthia Maves, 21, daughter of Sacramento relation, was married two months. Hayes, 26, from Van Nuys, was a transport pilot and friend of Maves. The crash ends a San Gabriel Valley flight en route to Mexico City.
The Trst Methodist Episcopal Church invites members and friends to a 7:45 pm service to hear conference year reports. Leaders from Sunday School Epworth League Student Work Ladies Aid Women’s League WFM S W HMS Men’s Brotherhood and the pastor will present a full year review. A 30 minute devotional precedes the reports.
Howard Matson extension architecture specialist from Kansas State Agricultural College traveled to Lawrence to confer with members of the Farm Bureau women’s organization. He inspected waterworks cupboards and kitchen work at several homes including Mrs Tarman Mrs Kramer and Mrs Guyer as part of a series chaired by county agent A.son and home demonstration agent Beth Randie.
A chaotic OCR fragment notes a clothing training school for Farm Bureau leaders at a commerce event. Mentions Miss Bill Ston from Bullene's displaying beads and a representative from the University department of physical education among attendees.
Tulsa data show crude oil production slipping for the week ending March 22 with total daily average output at 2,540,805 barrels. Kansas production rose modestly to 116,870 barrels against 116,210 the prior week as the national trend shifted downward. Fire upon American ship activity noted.
The American Yaungtse Rapids steamer Ifang was fired on late yesterday by communists waving red flags about 200 miles above Hankow. An American armed naval guard aboard the vessel returned rifle fire as the incident unfolded.
Roberts, a member of the American guard, sustained a wound to the left arm in the combat. The incident occurred during a skirmish with opposing forces, and his condition is not specified in the report.
Fire at Mrs. W. P. Spicer’s residence on West Fourteenth Street destroys an attic room and all of Charles Sternberg’s possessions. Sternberg, a Hays student who roomed there, had no insurance. Mrs. Spicer insured the dwelling. Firemen quickly put out the blaze. another call at 11:35 p.m. reported a hot furnace at 945 Mississippi Street.
An advertisement explains using Phillips Milk of Magnesia for fevers, crying, vomiting, and upset tummies in babies and children. It promotes relief within minutes, claims bowel cleansing, and invites readers to request the free information book Useful Information from The Phillips Co. at 117 Hudson Street New York.
Four boats struggle in the ice near Manitou Island Michigan with crews aboard and passengers, including Eli Pirestone and Chris Neilson, as authorities report a broken propeller on the mail boat and no relief in sight after nearly a day.
A damaged report describes a coast guard power craft from South Manitou attempting a rescue and becoming stranded while aiding a mail boat. The vessel identified is red and worn, with the effort ending in inability to reach the target.
Delegates arrive for the 32nd annual two day Kansas Daughters of the American Revolution conference in Salina. A reception tonight precedes the opening day, with national officers such as Mrs. Robert Bruce Campbell of Wichita expected to attend.
Professor Howard C. Abbott of the University of South Dakota notes the science conference will wrap up Thursday along the South River. The Vermilion report to the American Association for the Advancement of Science highlights life science progress and botany topics.
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