Peasants' Ultimatum Amid Romania Political Strain
Bucharest reports show peasant leader Tului Maniu prepared to present an ultimatum to the regency demanding the overthrow of the Diuiu government. A cabinet is outlined with Maniu as premier and Vaida Voievod foreign minister, while troops and censorship restrain unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Rumania
Tului Maniu
Regenc
di Uunu
Maniu
Romania
Associated Press
Vaida Voevod
Mpopovitch
Interior
M. Madgearu
Commerce and Trade
Ad. Mihilazhi
M. Jonan
Transylva
Rumahig
Carol
Alba Julia
Senior Recital At University Auditorium Delights Crowd
Lorene Grant, pianist, with Kathleen Carlos violinist, presented a compelling senior recital at the University auditorium. Grant's tone and technique impressed as she performed Gadman Sonata movements and Grieg Carnival, with Prof. Carl A. Preyer guiding and assisting. Kathleen Carlos offered four appealing solos with Helen Carlos on piano, and the program closed with a Schumann concerto movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Grant
University Auditorium
Kathleen Carlos
Carl A. Preyer
Helen Carlos
Mildred Newby
Preyer
Luther
Levengood
Ritchie Quizzed by Funds Committee in Maryland
Baltimore May 8 AP Governor Albert C. Ritchie told the senate finance panel he made no vow for the Democratic presidential nomination and did not expect to be the party standard bearer. He said Maryland’s May 22 convention would instruct delegates to Houston to vote for him and would consider appealing for delegates elsewhere if friendly associates appeared. The ten minute session ended as the committee prepared to hear Senator Reed of Missouri later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Senate Ecan
Houston
Texas
Washington
Reed
Missouri
Gift Appeal On Barnett Gift Dismissed In New York
The appeal of the American Baptist Home Mission Society from a federal ruling setting aside Jackson Barnett’s $550,000 gift was dismissed by the U S circuit court. The delay and failure of Equitable Trust Company, trustee in the gift, to join the appeal caused the dismissal. Barnett, Oklahoma Indian, had lived in poverty before oil was found on his land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Baptist
Home Mission Society
Knox
Jackson Barnett
United States Circuit Court
Equitable Trust ‘Company
Made Sheriff After Sheriff Slain in Estill County
Mrs Arthur Brookshire was named sheriff of Estill county to finish her late husband's term after he was killed while trying to search a suspected bootlegger's home. Dave Estes 30 was indicted for murder and moved to Lexington amid fears of a mob. Estes, brother of Commodore Estes, may claim self defense claiming no warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trvine
Kiy
Arthur Brookshire
Estill
Dave Estes
Lexington
Chapre
Sherif Brookshire
Commodore Estes
Murdex
Irvine
Calendar of events for the last two weeks of high school
The calendar lists senior events in late May 1928 including Junior Senior banquet on Tuesday May 3, class day program Friday May 11, Senior Sunday May 13, baccalaureate service Friday May 12, and commencement Friday May 18. The class day program features Hazel Taylor Mary McRae and Sara Slavens with others performing. seniors present "The Dummy" play. Commencement speaker Margaret Hill McCarter of Tekopa to address the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Taylor
Mary McRae
Sara Slavens
Viledictory
Wit High School
Loca
C. Them
Lawrence
James McClanahan
Fred
Garnett
Margaret Hill McCarter
Te- Peka
Gerald Holloway
Sunday Socials And Medical Meeting Highlights
Sunday events included a family gathering west of town and a Mother's Day program by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at Mrs Emma Kreider’s home with readings prayers and songs. A hospital update noted Mrs McClanahan recovering and Miss Nellie Slavens improving after surgery. The Kansas Medical Society held its 62nd annual session in Wichita with physicians from across the state and elected Dr R W Hissem president and Dr J L Lattimore secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worren’s, Christian Temperance Union
Emma. Kreider
Shirck
Megitl
Whs
Laura McClanahan Geve
Bessie Robinson
Drake
Ida Clarke
Israel
Barbara Worley
Gertrude Head
Bowen
W. H.robison
Leecompton
Bart Dasin
Wichita
Kan
Lagsén
Kansas Medta
Tohaton
Larned
Fe W._ Trethar
Stafford John Prentiss
Lord
Oma
H. Serrigo
Tope Ves
Kansas Citys
Drew Gordon
Emery
Hiawatha
E., Padgett
Kansas Statersity School of Medicine
Otto
H. Schwarz
Washington University
R Se Haury
Newton
Kansas State Medical Golf Association
R. W-1 Hissem
J. L. Lattimore
Tojeka
Galf Association
The
Medical Association
Real Estate Transfer and Odd Accident Report
Real estate transfer involves Warerice Johnson of 133 New York Street with unclear ownership details. A merry go round accident triggers police rescue efforts revealing a single child survivor among injured riders, ages stated as young to 65. Neb Mrs Lizzie Peters aged 60 has spent twenty years in America and is learning letters at West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Lizzie! Peters
America
Lawrence grocery ad lists varied meats and dairy products
An advertisement from Lawrence's business district markets pork shoulders and loins, spare ribs, hamburger, lamb cuts, sausages, fresh fish, cheese varieties, butter, lard, roasts, veal, and various prepared meats. It notes home made items, prices per pound, and delivery to all city areas with phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson
Sie Soy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manus
Lorene “Grant
Ritchie
Funds Committee
Mate
Lecompton
Frigidaire
Shimmons Bros
Ecze
W . Bowen
Will ‘ Holloway
Stae Aoee S.L. Dark
SAS
Wrecker
Wells’ Garage
A. &. (Lon) Wilson
Mass
Moone’s
Eni- Thery
Electric’ Iron
Kansas Electric Power Company
Law Warerice Johnson
New. York Street
E. W. Penchard
William
Price
Sheila Qoinsthorpe
George White
Bow
Bob Carr
Willsie Morrow
Eiveeral
Douighboy
Irvin. S. Cobb
Sellars
Bch. Avenue
Kansas
Nainsook Union
Maxes
U.S. Department
EA of Agriqulture
DU_PONT SEMESAN JR
Semesan Jr
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Barteldes Seed Co
Mulehide
John ‘Mansville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!