Lease Didn't Look Good to Sinclair in Paro Texas
In Paro Texas on March 30 AP reports Harry F. Sinclair, the wealthy oil operator, faced testimony in a Washington court regarding the Teapot Dome lease scandal. Albert Fall testified about negotiations and royalties while Sinclair claimed he would lose money. Fall’s deposition was taken as he prepared for his District of Columbia trial.
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Paro
Tex
Harry F. Sinclair
Apprawry
Albert B. Fall
Singclair
Washington
Secre
Jai
Sinclair
Fal
Wit
Jull
J. W. Zevely
Eptie
Zevely
Fall
Nlgrms
Tall
Pall
Leo
Hevely
Onsil
Line
Igovernment
Secretary of the Interior
Y Finclair
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Eyler
Jennings
Bailey
Pali’ iHers
Weashingtonr
Mall
Iide Court
H. T.safford
Valle
Lorien Miinptes
Safford
Teapot Dome
Liberty
Tres Ritos
Daniel Thew Wright
Kansas Weather Forecast For Weekend Notes
The Kansas forecast calls for fair tonight and Saturday with rising temperatures. Saturday unsettled in the west and north central portions with clear skies elsewhere. Roads vary from good to fair with light snow in some areas affecting Ottawa Salina Hutchinson and Douglas County routes.
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Kansas
Sonight
Ottawa
Arkansas City
Salina
Hutchinson
Douglas County
Lindbergh Refuses Comment on World Flight Rumors
St Louis reports quote Charles A Lindbergh declining to comment on world tour rumors saying he has no definite plans. Close friends speculate a spring voyage by Ford plane with Major Lanphier, possibly traveling Europe and Orient, returning by sea. no official confirmation from Lindbergh or the War Department.
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St Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Linbergh
Washington
Mar
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Pacific
Thomas G. Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Mich
Europe
Orient
United States
Lanphier
War Department
Public service commission weighs reopening long train cases
In Topeka on March 30 the Kansas Public Service Commission considered a motion by the Brotherhoods of Railroad Trainmen and Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen to reopen the long train cases. The order, upheld by the state supreme court but deemed indefinite, required railroads to implement new signals and air or power brake standards. The hearing, led by Judge R M Pickler, drew sharp exchanges over whether the case would be reopened and whether railroads had obeyed prior orders.
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Topeka
State Public Service Commission
Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Kansas
Brotherhoods
State Supreme Court
R. M. Pickler
T. M. Lillard
Union Pacific
Pickler
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
Mr. Reed
Assails Secretary Work in Senate Row Over Treatment
In Washington Senator Caraway assailed Secretary Work as a cowardly executive in handling Colonel Carl Estes a wounded World War veteran who came to seek aid for a Texas Arkansas park project. Estes met with Hoover aides then was treated sharply by Work prompting rebuke from Caraway who labeled the secretary’s conduct disgraceful and cowardly.
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Washington
Mar
Work
Soward
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Arkansan
Carl Estes
Gover
Moody
Texas
Secretary of the Interior
Gol. Estes
Gov. Moody
Chambers of Commerce of Texas
National
Estes
Hoover
Col. Estes
Grady
Lowell
Kansas
City election registration falls short of normal totals
City clerk F. L. Lawrence announced that 5,014 residents registered for the April 3 city election, with 2,597 men and 2,417 women. The books closed last Friday night, and only 201 registered during the post primary open period. Normally about 6,000 are registered at this time.
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F. L. Lawrence
Zapeuncing
Mr. Lawrence
Remus Sane Freed by Ohio Court Sane Verdict Declared
George Remus former bootleg king and wife killer won release from Lima state hospital after the third district court of appeals ruled he was sane. The hearing began February 20 and included three weeks of testimony with alienists and Remus himself. prosecutors may seek a stay or appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Lima
Ohio
Mar
George Remus
Lima State Hospital
Third District Court of Advents
Remis
Remus
Atlanta
Hamilton
Himeff
Remus Wassabe
Phil Crow
Kent Hughes
Charles Justice
Botkin
Supreme Court of Ohio
Truck Driver Robbed on Fort-to-Fort Highway Near Victory Junction
Clyde Corp of Lawrence, driving a Lawrence Poultry company truck, was held up by five men just west of Victory Junction on the Fort-to-Fort highway. They demanded his money with a revolver and fled toward Lawrence in a Chrysler 60. Corp reported the incident to Lawrence police but no suspects were found. the robbers’ vehicle bore no license. The only man Corp could identify was a tall, unshaven man in overalls.
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Clyde Corp
New York Street
Victory Junction
Fort-to- Fort
Corp
Lawrence
Lawrence Poultry Company
Tonganoxte
One Divorce Granted and Dismissals in District Court
One divorce was granted to Stella Martin from Forest Martin by Judge Hugh Means this morning. Several cases were dismissed or continued. Hannah Tsai versus Fred Allen Jr was continued due to nonappearance, and Anna Bramble versus C L Bramble and Adaline Wells versus Wayne Wells were dismissed. The Lawrence Training School announced tonight’s final session with Chancellor Lindley as speaker, with hopes to reopen next October. A six page April Fool Budget edition of The Budget appeared, with pink paper and jokes. Hudson Goff Ade Atwater Kent Radio ads.
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Hugh Means
Stella Martin
Forest Martin
Hannah Tsai
Fred Allen, Jr
Anna Bramble
C. L. Bramble
Adaline Wells
Wayne Wells
Lawrence Training Jr School
Lindley
A P Se
Aiv
Lawrence
Peris
Hudson- Goff
Endurance flight sets new world record in Jacksonville Beach
George Haldeman and Eddie Stinston set a new world endurance flight record of 53 hours 36 minutes 41 seconds near Jacksonville Beach Florida, landing after a long flight with fuel remaining. The two aviators, celebrated by a cheering crowd, previously held the record in 1921 with 26 hours 19 minutes 55 seconds.
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Jacksonville Beach
Fla. Mar
George Haldeman
Eddie Stinston
Stinsten
Lloyd Bertaud
Stinston
Haldeman
Jacksonville
High School Plays Presented Tonight at Lawrence auditorium
Lawrence high school Dramatic Club completes dress rehearsal and presents three one act plays tonight at 8 14 in the school auditorium. The Wariant The Beau of Bath and The Boy Comes Home feature special sets and lighting. Reserved seats are available at Round Corner Drug Store and at the door for 35 and 50 cents.
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Lawrence High School Dramatic Club
Bath
Bertha. Wilson
Round Corner
Warren defense testimony in Darren murder trial proceeds
Defense testimony in the Roscoe F. Darren murder case resumes in Kansas City with eight witnesses remaining. Alienists will assess Warren's mental condition for insanity and self defense claims after Warren shot Colon G Deskin at a 1924 meeting of the Mutual Rocky Mountain club amid disputes over Warren's managerial role and finances.
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Kansas City
Roscoe F. Darren
Colon
G. Deskin
George W.aylward
Warren
Peepee
Jcan
Deskin
Muthal Rocky Mountain Club
Students and Faculty to Help with Campaign Launch
Progress on raising funds to finish the Union building was reported at the student committee meeting. Members were appointed to plan programs for the building’s use in the third week of April and to assist in voluntary student subscriptions.
Wheaton's Red Grange to Sell Home in Wheaton
Harold Red Grange, famed Wheaton citizen, iceman and football star, is associated with a notable home sale. The ho me believed to be linked to his era or reputation is described as the beautiful residence touching down memories of football greatness, indicative of a landmark sale in the Wheaton area.
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Wheaton
Harold
Mrs F P Oertens Talk At AWU Meeting Fort Worth
Mrs F P Oertens remarks at a Fort Worth AWU meeting highlighted education reform aims. Discussed improving classroom conditions and higher teacher pay, plus major planks in the American University Women southwest central section program including establishing a U S education department and support for a world court plan.
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Fort. Worth
Tex
Southwest Central
American “Association of University
F. P. O'Brien
Lawrence
Association
Department of Education
United States
Tod
Radio stock surges to high level on New York Exchange
On March 30 on the New York Stock Exchange Radio Corporation shares jumped $26.50 to 195, surpassing General Motors which rose $7 to 192, with many issues climbing in a brisk session. Baldwin Locomotive gained 15.25 to 282.25 as Wright Aeronautical jumped 12.20, and Du Pont, Westinghouse, Brunswick Balke Collender, General Electric and Nickel Plate also posted notable gains. Total reported sales neared 4.6 million as the market ran late.
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New York
Radio Corporation
General Motors
New York Stock Exchange
Baldwin Locomotive
Wright Aeronautical
Stinson
Florida
DuPont
Westinghouse Electric
Bruunswick-Balke-Collender
General Electric
Nick
Bomb threats and violence mark Chicago political day
Bomb threats, shootings, and arson connected to the April 10 Chicago primary dominate reports. A dynamite fuse was doused by heavy snowfall at a South Water Street produce building, with officials unable to explain the explosives. Federal agents raided a saloon near State Street, injuring a ward worker and highlighting escalating security concerns. Authorities consider deputizing extra marshals as they study the facts before deciding on primary day security.
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Chicago
South Water Street
S. ‘and. H. Levy Company
George Johnson
Sarai Deneen
Swanson
Thompson
Crowe
State’street
S7th
Ohose
Marchese
Paul
Diamond Joe ' Esposito
Deneen
Washington
Sargent
United States
Palmer Anderson
Murder trial near end in McCullough case
In Dorddo Ken March 30 AP The murder trial of Ed McCullough, Leon telephone exchange manager, charged with killing Peter G. Losh last October, neared an end as both sides began closing arguments. Testimony ended this morning and the jury could be reached by 4 36 o clock after two hours per side.
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el Dorddo
Ken
Ed. McCulloush
Leon
Peter G. Losh
Italian Flier Sets a New Speed Record
Italian speed ace Major Mario De Bernardi established a new speed record today at Venice flight base. He soared to 318.57 miles per hour in a seaplane, surpassing his prior record of 296.94 mph set months earlier. The Schneider Cup champion of 1926 added another feat to his aviation accolades as a record flight drew attention from officials and press.
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Venice
Italy
Mario de. Bernardi
Ace
Temporary quarantine placed on sorority house
Dr Keith, city health officer, ordered a temporary quarantine on the Kappa Kappa Gamma house after Eva Rudrauff, a member who returned home Wednesday, showed scarlet fever symptoms. The house will stay quarantined about a week as a precaution. Some members may go home with county permission. others immune from prior illness may return. Health authorities checked other residents and found no other cases at this time.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
R.keith
Kansas City
Eva Rudrauff
Brieith
Miss Rudrauff
Sorority
Keith
Ion
Ice jam threatens Saskatoon floods Pike Lake district
Saskatoon faces rising waters as a red ice jam 12 miles long and 40 feet high advances toward the city. The Saskatchewan River overflowed banks, flooding about 50 square miles of the Pike Lake district southeast of Saskatoon. At midnight the jam worsened. residents were evacuated and stock losses reported. City engineers caution the flood is local to Pike Lake with little broader risk.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Saskatchewan
Pike Lake District
Carly Thurs
Altho
George D. Archibsit
Banquet Showcases Radio Talent and Guests at Institute Event
A May field banquet drew over 200 herons to a lively program hosted by the K vu branch of the Amentén Institute of Electrical Engineers. KEKU carried speeches on present day radio amid merriment. Four engineering students performed radio skits, while University figures including Dean George Shand and Chancellor E K Lindless spoke. Attendees included out of town guests and several faculty. Separately, contestants from multiple Kansas high schools entered an invitationals dine arts contest at Dodge City, with hundreds of entrants converging for the event.
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K. Vu
Amentén Institute’ of Electrical Engineers
Werth
KEKU
Engineering Schoool
Reshman
Sophom v. Savager
Roland ‘Krehbiel
Frediate
University
Avera
George Shand
E. K. Lindless
Jas
Dodge ‘City
Kans
Mar
Kansas
Everal Hun
Early vegetables and fruit escape snow storm damage
Lawrence area gardeners report yesterday's snow storm caused little or no damage to early vegetables and fruit trees. The temperature drop did not freeze crops enough to hurt them, though earlier freezes this month had already damaged some plants. At Greisa nurseries fruit was unharmed and only trees in full bloom were at risk.
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Lawrence
Greisa
Nineteenth Street
Commends Law School Faculty And Student Banquet
Chief Justice William A Johnston of the Kansas Supreme Court addressed about one hundred law students at the University of Kansas law school banquet in the Thimble tea room. He urged transition to well educated lawyers who can brief cases honestly. Robert Stone of Topeka praised the students and stressed maintaining respect and friendship in conflict, and upholding constitutional duties. Three students Leonard Axe Roland Rexroth and Ray Aubrey Neale spoke on law practice. Chancellor Lindley and Dean Arant commented on progress, toast master and guests noted.
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Law School
Kansas Supreme Court
William A. Johnston
Thimble Tea Room
Robert. Stone
Toveka
George T. McDermott
Mr. Stone
Topeka
Mr.Stone
Leonard Axe
Roland Rexroth
Ray Aubrey Neale
Lindley
Dean
W.arant
Miss Billy Ross Wins Douglas County Oratorical Contest
Miss Billy Ross representing Haskell high school won the Douglas County elimination oratorical contest on Thursday afternoon in Memorial high study hall. She will represent the county in the district contest in Burlington on Friday April 6. Anne Kelsey of Vinland high school was the only other entrant. Judges were R B Church Lawrence County clerk and former county superintendent, John R Barnes Lawrence high school principal, and Eudora high school principal.
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Billy Ross
Haskell High School
Douglas County
Hall of Memorial High
Schol
Ross
Burlington
Anne Kelsey
Vinland High School
R. B. Church
Eudora High School
A Bowman
John R. Barnes
Lawrence High School
Ohio meeting speaker Prof A T Walker at educational conference
Prof A T Walker of the Latin department of the University will be among 130 educators speaking at the eighth annual Ohio State Educational Conference to be held April 12 13 14 at Ohio State University in Columbus Ohio Educators from eleven states the District of Columbia and Austria will discuss every phase of schooling from kindergarten to college Walker will present The Teachers Interest in Caesar before the Latin section The conference theme is Teaching as a Fine Art with three general sessions and thirty two special groups for topics deans and professors will participate The speakers include university professors state superintendents of public instruction city and county school superintendents principals teachers and others
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A.T. Walker
Ohio State
Ohio
State University At
Columbus
District of Columbia
Austria
Hare
Walker
Teac*ier
Educa
Aha
Professi
Sors
Istate
Istate Superintendents of Public Instruction; ‘City
County
Kansas Banker Convention Prep In Lawrence For May Meet
The Kansas Banker association plans a three day Lawrence gathering from May 28 to 30. C B Hosford leads the executive committee with E H Lindley and Wm Bromersick as subchairmen. Officials estimate about 2500 bankers and wives, needing 450 hotel rooms and 100 cars for transport, with university entertainments and official hosts guiding visitors.
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Kansas Bankersociation
Commerce
C. B.hosford
Chamber of Commerce
Wil
Commi
Jim
E. H. Lindley
Nooné
Wm. Bromersick
Cimmittee
Awill
Det
Ares
Hosford
Lindley
Scott
I J Accommodations Company
Corel
Meade
Grangements Bromersick
Avives
Champ Commerce
Road Situation Review Delegations Gather in Kansas
Delegations from multiple central Kansas counties converge for a meeting to review road conditions. Governor Paulen’s committee seeks recommendations for the next legislature as citizens and officials discuss the district’s road needs and local concerns. George E Meier, 62, longtime Exchange State Bank president, dies after long illness. He came from Harkinier to Parsons and is survived by his wife, daughter, four sisters, two brothers.
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Rad
Eigh
Orsvate
Kanso
Paulen
Kansas
Gowley
Sumner
Seal Harvay
Rice
Eno
Harper
Barber
Stafford
Rush
Pawnee
Kiowa
Bratt
George E. Meier
Barker
Parsons
iKam
George.e. ‘Meier
Exchange State Bank
H.W. Koke
A‘gon
George
M Jr
Mary Meier
Abilene
Kang
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