Iron Prison Rule Goes Into Effect At Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City AP reports guards at the Missouri penitentiary used force to quell mutinous convicts after a two day disorder. Sixty two inmates were treated for injuries, some as tragedies of beatings by fellow prisoners. Warden Leslie Rudolph ordered stricter measures and removal of some inmates to punish suspected instigators in the chaos.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Leslie Rudolph
Tony Mone
Nesty
European Leaders Rush to Form Cabinets in 3 Nations
European countries move to form new cabinets as Germany, Ireland, and Poland face governing crises. Chancellor Mueller seeks a new unemployment insurance plan cabinet while Dr Heinrich Bruening attempts to assemble a ministry. Ireland’s Cosgrave government resigns after a failed bill, with nominations due next Wednesday. Poland aims to replace the Bartel cabinet as Szymanski fails to form a senate ministry and Jan Pilsudski reassesses a new government.
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Hermann Mueller
Isue
Heinrich Bruening
William T. Cosgrave
Costrava
Poland
Casimir Bartel
Szymanssident
Senate
Jan Pilsudski
Marshal Pilsuds
Protest on Lace Duties Sparks Calais Demonstrations
Calais on March 23 saw 20 000 protesters in streets against new American duties on Tac. An additional 40 000 joined from rural areas to block the orderly procession. municipal officials and Chamber of Commerce members supervised. The crowd moved to city hall to demand resolutions, with Vincent identified as a target but denied.
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Calais
Mar
Chamber of A Commerce
Eity Hall
Loy May
Louis Vincent
Vincent
Anson
Goerntent
Cala AI
Kansas Weather Forecast for Fair Night and Saturday
Kansas forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with a rise in temperatures on Saturday and freezing air tonight. Morning outlook shows clear skies except near Topeka. Local notes mention yesterday and today temperatures with a Dodge Service contact and a Baljene Skinner Motor Co advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Douglas
Dodge
Bal- Jene-Skinner Motor Co
Booze tainted with creosote blamed for paralysis cases
Prohibition Commissioner Doran announced that bootleggers sold a creosote or crude carbolic acid based drink flavored with ginger, known as sheep dip cocktail, which tests show is poisonous. Hundreds of samples were analyzed, revealing 80 to 90 percent alcohol in some lots and causation of partial paralysis, with key distribution focused in St. Louis and Cincinnati.
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Washington
Doran
J Doran
Oran
Jamaica
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Allen in Kansas Irish cabinet out Topeka March 28
Senator Henry J. Allen, in Kansas for a six day vacation, discussed prohibition and the eighteenth amendment, defended enforcement, and noted public polls. He planned filing in 20 county method, would return to Washington for Muscle Shoals, and anticipated naval and tariff talks as Congress nears July 1. He also spoke of Philippine independence and May engagements in Topeka.
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Topeka
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Prohibition
Senate
Allen
Friends
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Philippines
Congress
Torpeka
Senator Allen
Wichita
Repeated Quakes Spark Panic in Izu Peninsula
Continuous earthquakes shake Ito and surrounding areas on the Izu Peninsula near the 1923 epicenter. Residents panic as tremors persist over the past fortnight, with warnings of potential danger from the ongoing activity.
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Tokyo
Izu Peninsula
Ito
Yorohama
Chicago Cleared by Slush Storm and Snow Drift
Chicago faces a grand thaw after a blizzard that dumped nearly two inches of snow and created slush downtown. Transit lines resumed as police kept crowds back from ice and water pouring from buildings. Fourteen thousand workers joined melting efforts and schools reopened after a two day break. lake water returned to normal flow and city streets dried as piping systems restored.
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Chicago
Boy Shot During Spanking Ends in Brother-In-Law Detention
Denver police opened two investigations after 10 year old Benjamin Aluman died from a heart shot when a rifle near a scuffle during punishment toppled. Stephen Sobie, 26, brother-in-law, said the weapon fired as he attempted to discipline the boy for returning home late. Sobie is being held for investigation as the boy’s father resides in Wichita and the family had been staying with Sobie’s sister.
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Denver
Mar
Benjamin Aluman
Stephen Sobie
Subie
W. H. Atuman
Wichita
Kan
Haskell Banquet Draws Wide Attendance For Coach Warner
Eighty eight invitations accepted for Haskell football banquet with athletic directors coaches writers and former Indian athletes from Haskell Carlisle and surrounding area expected. Principal speaker Glenn “Pop” Warner from Stanford with former Brave stars Chauncey Archiquet and Pete Hauser to attend from Pawhuska and other towns. Father of Guster Charles to attend from Flandreau. WPiltshire Teachers College football party also invited. Banquet at 6 oclock in the new Haskell Gymnasium. Master of ceremonies Donald Haskell athletic director.
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Haskell
Carlisle
Glenn 5
Pop” Warner
Leland Stanford
Skintook
Okla
William Supernaw
Stillwell
Emmett McLemore
Jack Norton
Wilson Charles
Guster Charles
Flandreau
Charles
Warner
Haskell Athletic Association
Wpiltshure Teachers College
Hastkell Gamestic Art
Donald
John Wester
Carlos E. Hobbs
J. B. Weaver
Elmer Holm
Roy
Veil
Dwight
Ilin
Tepekar
Yhaybell
L. O. Brown
Reeves Meters
Harles Servides
Frank Guarinia
Kansas City
Moni Getpine
Gene Kemper
Notiat
TH. S. Liston
Baldwiny Wol
Fred J. Duford
F.C. Quirles
Bt Mn
Tote Pierce
Liquor Exports Drop From Canada to U S
February 1930 exports of intoxicating beverages from Canada fell to 150,097 gallons from 282,085 gallons in February 1920, figures released by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Lowman show. Statistics from Ottawa support the decline.
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Washington
APJ
Canada
United States
Four Power Pact Not to Form Basis of Agreement
American delegates have eliminated a four power Pacific pact as a basis for a London consultative agreement. They warn article two commitments would pull the United States into nearly every European dispute, regardless of interest. French circles in Paris view London reports as over-optimistic and caution against expecting a magic solution from Ariand. Washington waits for details of the London naval plan and measures opposition in the Senate.
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London
Europe
United States
Paris
Ariand
France
Washington
Senate
Watson
Indiana
George
Georgia
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
King Joe College Rules S A C Campus
A new king at Kansas State Agricultural College is crowned Joe College chosen by student vote. Gorrell Biles of Chanute becomes Joe College with Alex Barneck and James Pratt named as his second and third in popularity. On campus, they are known as Joe’s brothers John and Jack Calloge.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Joe College
Bower
Alex Barneck
Szling
Hames Pratt
Joe
John
Jack
Calloge
Texas Relays Spark Winds Halting Fast Times
At the Austin Memorial Stadium Texas University relays, Cy Leland of Texas Christian University edged Rice star Claude Bracey in the 100 yard dash as windy conditions limited records. Leland clocked 9.6 seconds with a fair wind. Bracey 9.8. Northwestern won the 6 mile relay, SMU second, and multiple events featured rankings for Marquette Nebraska Oklahoma and others.
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Memorial Stadium
Austin
Texas
Texas University
Cy Leland
Texas Christian University
Claude Bracey
Rice Star
Leland
Wirscey
Yteps
Alarquette University
Atkinson
Oklahoma University
Ausch
Kansas
Uni
Tirsty
Cousin
Seeder
Guahsens
Rhea
Northwestern
Southern Methodist University
Senthain
Ilinois
Shing
UL of Tews
Morris
Southwestern Louiana Institute
Hagen
Iowa State
Tex
Christian
Bracey
Ai Treps
Marquette Univerkinsen
Butler University
Nebraska
Nouthwest State Teachers of Oklahoma
Kanaad Aggies
KS Ae
Money Paid Ransom Part Found in Kansas City Banks
Kansas City detectives report $9,500 believed given by Michael Katz to kidnappers as part of a $100,000 ransom has been traced to local bank deposits and a Buick sale. Katz Drug Co president Michael Katz disputed the kidnaping claim. police say discovery supports the case.
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Katz
Kansas City
Mar
Edward BP. Boyle
Michael Katz
Boyle
Sints
Katz Drug Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Duke Motor Company
Chie
Uvi i
Chief Boyles
Isaac Katz
Louise
Kid”) Rose
Firemen Killed in Crash Near Omaha
Two Omaha firemen died and three were injured when two fire trucks collided while racing to a fraternity house fire in the furnace room. The crash occurred this afternoon as units responded to the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omahe
Neb
Mar
Tio
Ady
Fire Routs Frat Men From House On 14th Street
A basement fire near the furnace at the Kappa Eta Kappa house 19 West Fourteenth Street destroyed one second floor room and damaged walls, ceilings, and contents. About twenty members evacuated, with temporary lodging arranged at 940 Indiana Street. Damage estimated in the thousands. police assigned guards overnight.
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Kappa Eta Kappa House
West Fourteenth Street
A.C. Owen
Clathe
Damag
Windor
Henry Turrell
Merle Hammond
Fraternity
Will Johns
Charles Calhoun
Albert Hughes
Capone Offered a Home in Dakota Black Hills
Rapid City South Dakota March 28 AP Scarface Capone Chicago gang lord invites to make his home in the Black Hills where the stranger is not judged by past reports Signed by Don Evans secretary of the Rapid City chamber of commerce a letter was in the city today offering Capone the hospitality of the community The letter says Capone would outlive the infirred crimes credited to him and be a credit to the area but the offer is presented with skepticism about proof of past crimes
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Rapid City
S. D
Scarface
al” Capone
Chicago
Black Hills
South Dakota
Don Evans
Evans
Liquor Case To Be Aired In Pampa Meeting
Miss Beulah Allred faces prohibition charge for transporting intoxicating liquor in Pampa Texas. The case, tied to local law and order league leaders and Judge Wertheimer's attorney, is expected to be aired at an evening mass meeting. Also reported is the death of 14 year old Louise Munger after a picnic near Neodesha Kansas from exertion and heat, and the death of Wisconsin professor Griffith shot himself in his office on the Agriculture Campus in Madison.
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Pampa
Texas
Mar
Beulah Allred
Indietel
Pampa Law and Order League
Wertmareh
League
S On Justice
Fredonia
Kan
Louise Munger
Neodesha
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Griffith
Sensity of Wisconsin
Agriculture
Journal-World
Douglas County Car License Situation Improves
Douglas County reports 6151 passenger car tags and 22 truck tags sold this year, with last year's totals 7273 and 1057 respectively. Four Model T Fords remain unclaimed without plates as tow work continues to clear the unlicensed cars.
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Douglas County
Three Men Escape Serious Injuries in Lawrence Crash
Three men escaped serious injuries when two Ford coaches collided near a school east of Lawrence. Walter Nieder and L I Paramore were injured, with Nieder severely cut and bruised, Paramore with a hand wound and bruises, and George Gordon suffering chest injuries. Both cars rolled and wrecked, but all occupants were reported staying at Memorial Hospital for treatment with no severe injuries.
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Walter Nieder
Douglas County
L. I. Paramore
Topeka
No. & Schoolhouse
Lawrence
Ninder
Paramore
George Gordon
Para
Nieder
Neider
Ed Schaake
Sen
Piramore
Memorial Hospital
Suit Filed Over Fire Insurance Rates in Wichita
In Wichita Kansas Roy Riley sues to challenge a 1932 Hobbs fire insurance rate order alleging it was set to benefit insurers and defraud policy holders of about 1.3 million dollars. The case cites a January 1932 adjustment affecting mercantile premiums and asserts political motivations behind the order.
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Wichita
Kan
Con
Kansas
Thatche
Commis
Charles F. Hobbs
Roy Riley
Wichita Drug- Bist
Hobbs
Hultle Excel
A. Smith
Vos Rurance
Travis
Supreme Court
Car Crashes Into Fence Near Lawrence Injures Three
A sedan with three passengers from Baltimore, Maryland, leaving California, crashed into the stockyard fence at Six Corner northeast of Lawrence. Driver FE Kaff and passengers J Kaff and J Myerburg were treated at McConnell hospital and discharged. Deputy Sheriff Walter Nieder investigated the crash.
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Lawrence
FE. Kaff
J. Kaff
J. Myerburg
McConnell Hospital
Baltimore
California
Walter Nieder
Census School to Be Held Monday in Douglas County
A Douglas county census school will be held at the court house Monday at 9 30 oclock under F M Elliott Ottawa direct f th roral district and his ant Evan Anderson The census takes begins next Wednesday April 2 in this district including Douglas Franklin Allen Anderson Bourbon Linn and Miami counties Twenty one census takers have been appointed for this county but names not yet public Cooperation is asked as this census will be the most exhaustive ever undertaken by the government About 100000 federal enumerators will collect information on every inhabitant of every home or farm The process includes supervision inspection and tabulation in Washington Rural areas will gather data on unemployment and industry and a lengthy farm report is required The schedule covers place of abode names of persons in family relation home data personal description education birth place of person father and mother mother tongue citizenship occupation industry employment and veterans
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Douglas County
Court House
F. M. Elliott
Ottawa
Evan Anderson
Douglas
Franklin, Allen, Anderson
Bourbon
Linn
Miami
Elliott
United States
Exch
Washington
Dispute Over Success of the Toronto System
A dispute over the Toronto government liquor dispensaries erupted from a house judiciary committee investigation. Testimony from F C Dru ry, former premier of the province, said the plan has been an absolute failure. Dispatches indicated Premier George H Ferguson might testify in Washington, offering aid if committee members visit Canada.
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Washington
Marsh
Toronto
House
F.C. Drury
George H. Ierguson
Altho
Canada
Mueller Held For Trial In Bank Robbery Case
Leo A. Mueller a Sumner county farmer linked to the People's State Bank robbery at McPherson was held by Justice A W Lynn for trial on charges of theft and receiving stolen money. Mueller's bond was set at 89000 with a March trial date. a grocery company is also named in related charges.
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Wton
Kan
Leo A. Mueller
Sumner County
McPherson
A. W. Lynn
Maelise
Jurors Fail to Reach Verdict in Oberst Trial
In El Dorado Kansas jurors in Owen Oberst's second trial reported no progress toward a verdict after a full day of deliberations. Foreman S M Everett showed anger as the panel failed to agree in the murder case. The stalled deliberations followed a tense three hour meeting among the steering committee of Republicans in Buffalo. The prosecution rested in the murder prosecution of Lila Dimersont for involvement in the Henri Marchand killing after a lengthy session.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Maren
Owen Oberst
Landh
A. T P. Ayers
Ment
S. MH. Everett
Buffalo, NL
APJ
Lila Dimersont
Henri Marchand
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