Tariff Bill Proposes Wide Sugar and Beef Duty Shifts
Washington May 7 The new Republican tariff bill would raise raw Cuban sugar to three cents a pound and refined world sugar to 8 50 cents with a 2 80 cent rate on refined Cuban sugar. Beef and pork duties rise and milk and dairy rates double while many staples such as cattle and beef cuts see higher duties and others remain unchanged.
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Washington
House
Philippine Islands
Mession
Fordney-McCumber
Warren to Lead Douglas County 4 H Club in Lawrence
Q R Warren of Manhattan was elected the Douglas County 4 H club leader by the county Farm Bureau board of directors in Lawrence. He is a graduate of Idaho State Agricultural College with a master’s in dairying from Kansas State Agricultural College and has broad 4 H and organizational experience. Gilkison county agent says Warren will arrive in Lawrence around May 25 and begin duties with office space in the Arm Bureau office in the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Douglas County
Farm Bureau ‘Board.of Directors
Lawrence Chamber’ of Commerce
Douglas R
Idaho State Agricultural College
Kansas
Agricultural
Ida AG Gilkison
Tt. A. Warren
Coer Ou Soa
Lawrence
Arm Bureau
Comce -Building
Marriage Licenses Listed for Topeka and Platte City
The court issued marriage licenses to Claude L Teghtmyer of Topeka and New By of Plattsburg who remarried yesterday after meetings at the courthouse. Judge De H Menger presided. Also listed are Francis Deglan and Geneva M Iters of Kansas City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Topeka
Noy Newby
Plattsburg
de H. “Menger
Aobinse
Wasbee
Francis
Fene
Deglan
Geneva
M. Iters
Kansas
City, Mo
Langmade Wins Radio Contest From Topeka WIBW
Kathryn Langmade of Atwater Kent is declared winner in a local radio talent contest on WIBW Topeka. The program airs tonight at 8:30 p.m. with the winner to be announced after the half hour.
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Smiss Langmade
Kathryn Langmiade
Atwater
Kent
Gudientest
K.U
Stulicsing
Topeka
Presbyterian visitor to occupy pulpit at First Church
The Rev. Theodore H. Aszman of the Board of Education, Presbyterian Church in the United States, will preach at First Presbyterian next Sunday morning and evening. He formerly led Norman Oklahoma church and served as student pastor at the University, with prior posts in Stillwater and Oklahoma A M. He was moved to national board work two years ago and has been stationed in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Aszman
Board of Education
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States
First Presbyterian
Union Church
Congregational Church
Astman
Presbyterian Church of
Norman
Okla
Presbyterians
University
Stillwater
Oklahoma A. & M
National Board
New York
Lawrence Rotary hears Stanolind monoplane at new airport
At a Rotary luncheon Dr. L S Powell noted the giant Stanolind monoplane, previously refused landing in Lawrence, used the new municipal airport successfully despite soft ground after rains. The craft weighs 11000 pounds, has three motors and carries twelve passengers. The program focused on district conference reports from Manhattan and plans for next year’s Lawrence meeting. Speakers included Roy Metzler Fred Ellsworth Hovey Wenna Harold Constant Ralph Smalley Art Wengeer Karl Klooz and Chancellor J H Lindley. Mayor Rankin mentioned a planned later flight to Lawrence. Dr Al J Anderson moved to send congratulations to R A Kent, recently elected president of the University of Louisville.
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Rotary
L. S. Powell
Lawrence
Lawrence Aver
Manhattan
Roy Metzler
Fred Tellsworth
Hovey Wenna
Harold Constant
Ralph Smalley
Art Wengeer
Karl Klooz
J. H. Lindley
Rankin
Mags
al J. Anderson
Lawrence Club
R. A. Kent
University of Louisville
New Metal and Pocket Liquor Tester Show
New discoveries at the twelfth exposition of chemical industries in Grang Central palace feature Colum bium isolated by Dr C W Balke, only 25 pounds in existence, and a pocket liquor tester by A M Matheson to detect wood or denatured alcohol. Other marvels include a garage door opener by horn blasts, a rail bending sensor, a tree sap dye, a two pound plane ice box of Balsa wood, and concrete made from peanut shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exposition of Chemical Industries
Grang Central Palace
N. Ji
Syncopation at Bowerseck Theater Opens Run
The all talkie film Syncopation featuring War ing's Pennsylvanians delighted large crowds at the Bowerseck theater yesterday. The famous orchestra is heard throughout the lively picture with special numbers by the Pennsylvanians and vaudeville leads enhancing the nightclub background. The title reflects the music and singing throughout the film.
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Waring
Bowerseck
Rayon workers still out in Elizabethton strike
Elizabethton Tennessee May 7 The strike of rayon mill workers lapsed into another endurance test stage today Union forces demonstrated strength with parades and mass meetings while American Bemberg and American Glanzstoff plants prepared their machinery for complete resumption of operations Workers who returned to their jobs yesterday reopened the mechanical and chemical departments and made ready the machinery in other departments for other workmen expected to take up their duties soon.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Bemberg
Glanzstoff
Dismiss Schultz Charge In Bombing Case
Kansas City May 6 Aaron Schultz proprietor of a cleaning and dyeing shop won dismissal of malicious destruction of property charges linked to a bomb attack on a cleaners and dyers shop last June. Assistant prosecutor said evidence was insufficient against Schultz and Samuel Maiden secretary of the Kansas City Wholesale Cleaners association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Aaron Schultz
Schultz
Samuel Maiden
John V. Hill
Three KU journalism students at Gridiron banquet
At Lawrence the annual Gridiron banquet hosted by the University of Kansas journalism department featured three students. They expressed interest in summer positions with the Ottawa Herald, avoiding probing state questions and focusing on upcoming job prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
K.U. Department of Journalism
Lawrence
Parsons
Ottawa Herald
Deaths and Funerals in Effingham and Topeka
Mrs. Maude Benton Cummings dies near Effingham, Kansas, after familial ties to Capt Curtis M Benton and Col Milton R Benton. She is survived by husband Clarence Cummings and two sons Ellsworth and Milton, with Milton a University of Kansas graduate. Funeral services for University student Frank Moss, killed in a highway crash near Lawrence, are held at his St Marys home with Sigma Chi fraternity brothers and classmates as pallbearers. burial in Memorial Cemetery, Topeka.
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Maude Benton ‘Cummings
Margaret’ M. “Henderson
Effingham
Kans
Maude Benton -Cummings
Frank Moss
Lawrence
St. Marys
Memorial Cemetery
Topeka
Fraternity
Sigma Chi
Tuesday Program highlights and varied local events
An OCR fragment lists a busy schedule with dozens of items. Events include performances by the Michelin Men, The Mediterraneans, and Sluaien Muse, plus sports mentions like the Wawailian Jayhawks and Wis Orchestra. Mentions of venues, times, and prices appear alongside cooking school and weather notes.
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Stromberg-Cater
Michelin
P. Lo Diuteh
Minon Soxyy
M. —Withiamsyneumatics
Sluaien Muse
Paaceke
Lengines
P. Iy
Eors
Wis Orchestra
Wawailian Jayhawks
Shuimber Alusiv
Evening Meetings at Church of Christ Address Inactivity
Evangelist Ready led Daily gatherings this week stressing church duties and personal inaction as the cause of the lack of church fruits. Edification in righteousness remains the guiding spirit of the revival meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Evangelist Ready
Ariz
Lecture on Mental Hygiene of the Child by Dr Harrington
Dr G Leonard Harrington will lecture on Mental Hygiene of the Child in room 103 east Admin building Thursday at 4:30 PM. He will also hold his clinic from 2:15 to 4:30 preceding the lecture. Open to the public. Marion Telva to marry Elmer R Jones. Telva is a contralto with the Metropolitan Opera, the wedding set for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Leonard Harrington
Harrington
Marion Telva
New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Elmer R. Jones
Heereart To Express Company
Jas
French and German Clubs Present Assembly Program
The Lawrence high school assembly featured a program by the French and German clubs. It included songs and short plays with participants including Alice Gill Helena Heaston and Alice De Forest.
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Lawrence High School
Alice Gill
Helena Heaston
Alice de Forest
Bicycle theft reported by Gilbert Smith
The theft of a bicycle was reported to the police department last night by Gilbert Smith of Lok Rhode Island Street.
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Gilbert Smith
Lok
Rhode Island Street
Vinland and Vicinity Local Social and School Notes
Vinland and vicinity notes recount a supper hosted by the freshman class for the sophomores at Hale-in-the-Rock west of Baldwin, with sandwiches salad pickles and apples. The column lists numerous local families teachers and residents involved in events births marriages school activities and visits across Vinland Baldwin Ottawa Wellsville Lawrence and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale-in the-Rock
Baldwin
Mildred Smith
Ruth Randel
Almina Laughlin
Alberta Ruesch
Clara Hunsinger
Gene Rood
Howard Cooner
Delbert Taasch
Thelma McPheeters
Vernell Hagerman
Moleta Laughlin
Thelma Parsons
Dora Hunsinger
Eleanora Jones
Eunice Hammond
Helen Holcom
Bertha Speicher
Edith Kelley
Mabel O’brien
Nadine Kendal
Esther Johnson
Drexel Tucker
Perry Wayne
McPheeters
Woodrow Sturdy
Dale Hird
Alvin Jones
Tommy Grossman
Homer Lauchlin
Roy Hoskinson
James York
Kenneth Edmonds
Deal
Edna Holmes
Fred Rockhold
Lawrence
Bernice’ Holmes
Fred Godstein
Myr
Jed Rockhold
Bridg
Ipe
Sirs
Holmes
Rockhold
Vinland
Herman Smith
Swansas City
Lem Sturdy
Wellsville
Earl Davault
Prakras
Roy
Oakridge group hosts Lo o'stock luncheon and garden event
Oakridge society notes a May 2 luncheon at Mrs H G Van Nuste home with 22 attendees including four new members Mrs Herbert Nunemaker Mrs Ernest Suitor Mrs F L Hartman and Mrs Tom Cawley Jr. Demonstrations covered table setting bandages health and nursery care plus a nutrition talk by Mrs Frank Bereiter. Mrs Alfred Heck led a lesson on health and planning for a millinery lesson. Several meetings and visits are outlined along with local farm and garden activities and a page of miscellaneous notes from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakridge. Kerm — Bureau
H. G. van Nuste
Frank Bereiter
Alfred Heck
Vaneta
Chamber of Commerce
J. 8. Smith
Ernest Schulmeyer
Eudora
Fred Harmon
George Lamb
Topeka
Mary Jones
Tonganoxie
J.D. Jones
Jones
Slim Wilson
Kemp Nelson
Miller Jones
Milford Aliller
Kansas City
Harmon
Kaw Valley Garden Association
Unitarian Church
Flower Club
XX. Z. Kennedy
Ella Doering
Lawrence Flower Club
Unitarian
R. C. Manley
Kennedy
C. R. van Nice
Morriel
Thomas van Niece
van Nice
Clarge
Charlie Shirar
Miss Denna
Lester Shirar
Walnut Grove
Milford Miller
Memorial High School
Frank Toms
Ruby Erwin
Jeanette
Lawrence
Hemme
Toms Home
W. R. Stiner
F. L. Hartiman
Hartman
Charles Hartman
Richland
AL Tlangan
Elizabeth Randle
Douglas County
Walter.g. Ward
Manhattan
Milford Morgan
Barritt
Wilson
Oakridee School
Lois Smith
Livie Meeks
Wilma Curtis
Doyie Reed
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Solution and Local Notes
Dense local column lists puzzle clues with multiple answers and long community notices. It mentions Miss Ella Hartman and Miss Vera Fairbairn teaching positions, attendance certificates for Lois and Glenn Smith, and various Lawrence area neighbors, clubs, plays, church events, and farm electrification plans. It also recalls D. F. Bell funeral attendance, Lone Star Flying Circus pilot Shorty Radack, and Mike J. Paskrich’s aviation ties and Spring Creek origins.
Black Jack Neighbors Aid, Assault, and Obituary Notes
Mrs. Oliver Price and Mrs. Charles Griffith of Ives Chapel women’s aid sought subscriptions in Black Jack last Tuesday. A man found near Black Jack was severely beaten and robbed. S. John Snorgrass of near Kansas City, Kansas identified himself after medical care and described a ride with two young men in a touring car. Agnes Butell visited in Wellsville while Esther Prauenicldey stayed with John O’Neil family. Mrs. O’Neil died at her son Paul’s home on April 30 after a short illness of heart trouble. funeral May 2 at the Methodist church in Wellsville, burial beside her husband. She had moved to Black Jack area after marrying John B. O’Neil in 1878 and lived there over 35 years.
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Roscoe O'Neil
St. Louis
Ernest O’neil
Kansas City
Carl O'Neil
Chicago
Homer O'Neil
Rockford
F. E. Kalb
Kalb
Courter
McManus
Wellsville
Elizabeth Pearson
Topeka
Eudora High School
Lester
Glenn Kalb
Lawrence
Weary Bell
John Bell
D. F. Bell
Walter Scott
F. FE. Kalb
Raymond Kalb
Rebby Hatchery
Baldwin
Mary Finnerty
J. J. Breithaupt
Journal-World
Mike J. Paskrich
RE. E. “Shorty
Radack
Lone Star Flying Circus
Pratt
Paskrich
Mike
Spring Creek
Frank Jordon
Naval Service
Air Service
Oliver Price
Charles. Griffith
Ives Chapel
Kans
Snorgrass
Agnes Butell
John Hyland
Esther Prauenicldey
John O'Neil
Paul O'Neil
John B. O’neil
Black Jack
Leecy
Rub Thomson Leaves KU Baseball Roster
Kansas University baseball suffered a setback as veteran pitcher Rub Thomson is declared unavailable for the season due to a return of a ligament injury in his throwing arm. Coach Bunn said Thomson can only serve as a pinch hitter unless his arm improves. Sophomore southpaw Taul Fisher will start against Missouri this weekend.
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K. U
Rub Thomson
Jayhawk
Thomson
Kansas Moundsmen
Missouri
Bunn
Mt. Qread
Taul
Fisher
Green Bros. Lose to Perry Ball Club 7 to 4
The Green Bros baseball team of Lawrence fell 7 to 4 to Perry Ball Club on a tough Sunday. Glen Michaels hit a first inning home run with Johnson aboard. Green Bros. face Belvoir next Sunday at the Shock Diamond one mile north of town and seek future bookings by contacting FW Mullin at 906 Maine, phone 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bros
Lawrence
Glen Michaels
Johnson
Belvoir
Shock Diamond
FW. Mullin
Maine
Two Sleepers at City Jail Reported Last Night
Mrs W B Brown and Miss Kate Caldwell visited Kansas City over the weekend then returned, meeting Mr and Mrs Robert Hackman and family. Two sleepers were held at the city jail overnight according to local brief notes.
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W. B. Brown
Kate Caldwell
Kansas City
Robert Hackman
Wonderful medicine restores strength for Kansas City woman
Mrs. Harriet I. Heath of 3329 Campbell St Kansas City Mo declares at seventy seven years old a medicine gave her back health. She suffered eight years from stomach trouble loss of weight and nervous weakness. After trying Sargon her appetite returned she gained ten pounds and regained energy enabling her to walk downtown freely. Sargon available in Lawrence from the Round Corner Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Harriet I
Largan
Sargon
Harriet H. Heath
Campbell St
Kansas City
Heath
Lawrence
Round Corner Driyg Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Q. R. Warren
T. H. Aszman
RAYON
Elizabethton Mills
Barber’s Drug Store
Vinland and Vicinity
Daugherty
Wesley —Davault
Andrews
Corwin McPheeters
Hill
Johanna Griffis
Crowder
Clifford Anderson
Sibley
Theodore Howard
Pels
Vintend Rural High School
Parkerhouse
J. F. Carpenter
Herschel Hemphill
Anne Kelley
Ada Haughn
Dale Nichols
Dorothy Jones
Miss Winder
Emily O'Brien
T. P. Stevens
Ethel Deay
Esther Eckman
Bernice Griffis
Floyd Talley
Rev
J. Kansas Morgan
Frontenac
Edna Davault
Wesley Davault
Reva Lyne
Solomon
Lyne
Margaret Windett
Nelson .Olmstead
Kila Belvoir
T. FP. Stevens
Fiva
Jake Ruesch
Will Ruesch
Helen Gill
Baugher
Ellen’ Sturdy
Eliza Hyland
W. E. Hoskins
Marvin Griffis
Burton Stevenson
Frankfort
Roy. Jameson
Clydia Hiatt
Rome Deay’s
Carl Desay
Martha Kelley
Presbyterian Church
Nelley
Sheldon Baugher
Edna
Johann Griffis
Lucile Craig
Clara Randel
Gertie Deay
Nora Vitt
Evan Stevens
Lois Tucker
Velma Deay
Winifred Stevens
Agnes Stevens
Emera Ruesch
Opal Rande
Katherine Kelley
Violet
Bernice Holmes
Mesdames Gay Allbright
Alve Rockhold
Angie Votro
Ferne Smith
Edme Rockhold
B. I. Holmes
Beattie Collins
Vinland High School
Aliss Lois O’brien
Achoss
Oak Ridge
England
Clalenn
John Ah
More
S. Lone Star State
Associated Press
Europe
Willie House
Glenn Smith
Ella Hartman
Ranson
Vera Fairbairn
Wakeeney
Co. S. Fox
Grabb
Linwood
Chas. Hunter
Will Batts
Mr. Ford
Sam Gillen
Wale Blekley
George Jefferes
Mr. Emery
Walter Jones
Kelly
J. He. Frazer
A. R. Reed
Wm. Schaake
FE. G. Schaake
Carl B. O’neil
Chicago, IL
Homer E. O'Neil
Paul O’neil
Perry Ball Club
Green Brothers Nine
ELKS
Toth
Gustafson
Mayer
Fil
Reuey Young
Yiersen
Tomtight
Situitdmandson
Houk
Bad Berger
Ahimmons
Seyenhar
Mrs. Heath
National Bank
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