Bank cashier at Liberty on bond
City, Kan. March 29 AP The state department reports a cash shortage of 125303.99 in the funds of the failed Commercial State Bank of City due to alleged irregularities by Fred J. Buist cashier. He was released on 100 bond after an arrest on a false report to the banking department. Mitchell county authorities were expected to file further charges including forgery. Buist previously posted 4000 bond on a charge of falsifying records.
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R City
Kan
State Department
State Bank of City
Fred J. Hurst
Buist
H.W. Koeneke
Cor Neioner
Liberty
State Banking Department
Toneka
Koenke
Mitchell County
Renart
Allespd
Velva
I Geloit
Ralph H. Noah
Fred J. Buist
Cigal State Bank
Canker City
state, banking _department
Topeka
Noah
Extradition Efforts Bring Man Wanted for Cattle Theft
County Attorney Harry Frazee and Sheriff K. St. Rutherford plan to extradite Guy Harrison from Oregon after word from Bigsby Idaho that Irving Greer is in custody there for selling and concealing mortgaged property. Frazee will retrieve the prisoner with hopes of Greer’s extradition being completed.
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Douglas County
Harry Frazee
K. St. Rutherford
Oregon
Guy Harrison
Bigsby
Idaho
Irving Greer
Eliff George Reed
Frazee
Reed
Topeka
Greer
Qustody
Frazer
Rutherford
Dinner Meeting of Merchants and Chamber of Commerce
Members of the Merchants Association and the Chamber of Commerce plan a joint dinner tonight at 6 o clock in the Hotel Eldridge. The session will include remarks by a representative of the Dayton Merchants division on issues facing retailers. The change from Tuesday to Monday was made due to election day.
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Momiurrs
M Prchants Tureau
Chamber of Commerce
Tader
Bere
Mat Jster Company
Dayton O
Clinton Cemetery
Clinton Cemetery Association and Flower Club
Deputy Sheriff Injured in Vehicle Crash Yesterday
Wajier Nieder, Douglas county deputy sheriff, was injured in an automobile crash yesterday near the No. 6 schoolhouse. He arrived at Memorial hospital considerably improved today after receiving six stitches for a cut on the head and treatment for facial injuries. A passenger, Gordon, suffered severe injuries in the collision.
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Wajier Nieder
Douglas County
Memorial Hospital
Nieder
Manness Improves After Interurban Accident
Sam Mann ess, 74, improving at Memorial hospital after a slight head cut and severe shock from stepping in front of an incoming interurban car at the corner of 8th and Locust Streets yesterday morning.
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Sam McManness
8Th
Locust Streets
Memorial Hospital
Puzzle fragments and political notes mix in stray newspaper text
Fragmented crossword clues and garbled lines mix with notes on an accident and political plans. The report mentions a man named McManness, a car approach, and Ly ington traveling with Alfred M. Landon as GOP figures plan a campaign trip. The piece also notes a 1930 Clinton Cemetery cleanup day and a large California air test with 180 planes.
Crowded House Attends Junior High Exhibition
A crowded junior high exhibition showcased regular class work in a well attended event held in a school gym. The display featured all students presented as hosts supervised by E.R. Merry, director of pregen tion for boys, and Miss Emma K. Howe, director of physical education.
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Liberty Sidra Hen School
W Batt
E.R. Merry
Emma K. Howe
Allen Home to Wichita Senator Plans No Weekend Schedule
Senator Henry J. Allen, on a weeklong vacation, is visiting Wichita with no fixed weekend plans. He arrived last night from Washington and will tour around the area, stopping at local spots and meeting residents while in Kansas.
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Ington
Topeka
Alfred M. Landon
Independence
Republican State Central’ Committee
Allen
Wichita
Washington
Kan
Henry J. Allen
Fighters to Start Mimic Combat Tuesday in Washington
The war birds of the nation mobilize on a Pacific front to open a three week air corps field exercise. The event tests最新 equipment and new combat schemes by U S engineers to keep air defense in step with aeronautics advances. Pursuit ships will trial a radio receiver with 200 mile daylight range and remote control capability.
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Washington
Miarch
West
Air Corps
Uncle Sam
Patee Theatre Week Starting March 31
Week at Patee Theatre features Audrey Ferrin and William Collier Jr in Beware of Bachelors plus Uncle's and Everyday News Features on Monday. Tuesday presents Ken Maynard in Lucky Larkin with Pathe Review and features. Wednesday offers Allen Pringle Ralph in Street and a strong cast with comedy and news features. Thursday showcases Alice Terry Ivan Petrovich and Clare Eames in Three ?aysions with daily News features.
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Audrey Ferrin
William Collier, Jr
Unelao
Ken Maynard
Lucky Larkin
Ables
Pathe Review
Alleen Pringle
Ralph Since
Kyenya News Fentures
Alice Terry
Ivan Petrovichon
Clare Eames
United Artista
Tonio Son of the Sierras in a Vanishing Frontier Romance
Muriel McCormick leads a capable cast in a rip roaring romance set on the frontier. The show follows Tonio as events unfold amid a dramatic disappearing landscape, with light comedy interludes and Everyday News Features style segments.
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Muriel McCormick
Tonio
Sierras
Textile Designs on Display by University of Kansas Students
A large collection of textile designs created by University of Kansas Department of Textile Design students will be shown in Exhibition Room Three, West Administration Building, from 2 to 5 pm tomorrow. Prof. Rosemary Ketcham announced the exhibit, noting varied technique and color. The display invites public inspection, and on Tuesday the designs will travel to New York City for the Art Alliance of America annual textile exhibition at the Art Center.
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Department of T Design
University of Kansas
West Administration
Rosemary Ketcham
New York City
Art Alliance” ,of America
Art Center
Lutherans of Lawrence to complete church upgrades
The Lutheran congregation in Lawrence advances carpeting and painting work this week as part of efforts to curb expenses. A committee notes progress amid plans to reduce extra windows and improve the church interior.
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Lawrence
Church stairs get carpeted to curb corridor noise
The church installed carpet on all stairs to reduce noise in the corridor disturbing reverence in the auditorium. Officers debated the expense and delayed action until a donor funded the improvement, asking only that people come and enjoy them as the donor did.
Byrd Honored by Animal Cruelty Society
AP report notes Admiral Byrd named an honorary member of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for returning his dogs from the Antarctic rather than harming them. Other items claim moonshine endangers tar heel bees and a reserve officer gets a suspended sentence after an arrest for park hooting.
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New York
Lear Admiral Byrd
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Antarctic
Raleigh
N. C
C.L Seams
State College
Bryant Park
Knud von Clawsonk Dan
Ingenious revenge ends with fine in Berlin
Berlin editor Walter Hauser fined 200 marks and costs after disturbing a neighbor above by plucking a violin string and using a vacuum cleaner. Other items note George Arliss in Hollywood talks on talkies easing inferior casts, a quarantine delaying a pet parrot, and divorce suit involving Joan London Malamuth and Charles Malamuth.
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Berlin
Walter Hauser
Walter
York
George Arliss
England
Hollywood
Tess
D. Jacksow
Joan London Malamuth
Charles Malamuth
University of California , Chicago
Howard E. Reed
Pittsburg
Rest in the Lord and Choir Highlights at Church
A North Side Christian Church program features Rest in the Lord by Galbraith and Grieve Not the Holy Spirit by Stainer with Maria soprano solo. William Dalton leads as organist. choir includes Mrs Henry Werner and Mrs Ing Hill. The Friendly Church and Church Office note the program details amid a local religious meditation event.
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Galbraith
Stainer
Bach-Gounod
William Dalton
Henry Werner
Ing Hill
Ton
Johnse
J. Dalton
The Glorious Comeback of the Quitter Man
A striking profile celebrates a man branded a quitter who stages a magnificent comeback driven by his lone passion for one enduring lover and the record he seeks to set. The piece portrays resilience, determination, and the rhythms of his journey back to glory.
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M.manness
Nike
McManness
Sacramento
California
Kageeth No
Polaen
Ffi
Crowded House
Alan Hale
Patee Theatre
Associated Press
Unitarian Church
Seri
Othe
Famerroy
North Side Christian Church
Friendly Church
Faigaa OY
North Lawrence Oe Tsian Church
Tunitie
Pater
Buffalo
BILL
Audrey Ferris
William Collier
Fremedy
Sickgins
Hes
Torry
Elin Jor Glyn
Albert
Bearded Lady
LON Chaney
Phanton
Opera
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