Exiled Crown Prince Carol Rumors Of Flight To France
London May 10 AP reports rumors that former Crown Prince Carol of Romania secretly left or prepared to leave England. Police warned him deportation could be enforced if he delayed, while Bucharest says treason charges will be sought against those involved in an alleged plan to fly to Alba Julia and return with a peasants manifesto. Julius Mantu denied peasant conspiracy.
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London
Great Britain
Carol of
Romania
France
Surrey
England
Home Office
Carol
Daily Mail
Lord Rothermere
Bucharest
Alba Julia
Vienna
Rumania
Patsy Comedy at Lawrence High School Friday
The Patsy a three act comedy by the Lawrence high school senior class will be presented in the actual auditorium Friday night at 5 15 tickets cost fifty and thirty five cents and are on sale at Round Corner Drug store Caroline Rob House and Henry Hood lead the cast with Marshall Scott Eve lyn Swarthout Margaret Farr Charles Foster William Whitney Virginia Wilson and Clement Eyne in supporting roles Mrs Bertha Wilson director expresses satisfaction with rehearsals and anticipates an enjoyable show
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Patsy
Lawrence High School
Harry Haugh
Business Thingzer
Round Corner Drug Store
Caroline Rob House
Henry Hood
Marshall Scott
Evelyn Swarthout
Margaret Farr
Charles Foster
William Whitney
Virginia Wilson
Clement Eyne
Harrington
Patrica Harrington
Caroline
Rob House
Bertha Wilson
Nee Ee
Hear Musical Numbers At Kiwanis Club Program
High school pupils performed for the Lawrence Kiwanis at the weekly luncheon. Helen Stockwell with Evelyn Swarthout on piano played Romance and Aloha. Iy Svendsen’s contest-winning piece drew applause. Harold Hardtarfler sang Give a Man a Horse He Cart Ride and My Little Flower as an encore. Kansas City Kiwanis visit Lawrence May 22 for a breakfast and city tour.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Helen Stockwell
Evelyn Swarthout
Iy Svendsen
Emporia
Kansas City
Lawrence
Band In Good Concert Pleases Audience at University
A wood sized crowd attended the last university band concert of the year in the university auditorium. All numbers were played exceptionally well with unison and clarity. The piece The Buffalo Hunt and Chase by Prof. V. C. McAnles drew strong applause, with encores noted. Next performance at commencement on June 4.
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University
V. C. Mc €Anles
Kansas City
Smith Quizzed on Campaign Finances by Senate Panel
Governor Alfred E. Smith testified he knew nothing about campaign financing amid a Senate inquiry. His manager George Van Namee testified the New York organization received 103,310 and spent 92,090. Contractor William F. Kering contributed 70,000, including 50,000 loans. California saw 41,000 in support with 3,500 later returned. western disbursements totaled 7,000, while no funds were spent in southern or border states.
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New York
U. S. ‘Senate
Alfred E. Smith
George R. van Namep
New York Organization
William F.kering
New York Paving, and
van Namee
California
Smith
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Montana
G van Namee
Rage Encuse
New York Public Service Commission
Far West
Gustafson Jewelry Opens 24th Year Sale at 911 Massachusetts
Broer Gustafson, who began in the William Rowe jewelry store in Lawrence 28 years ago, now runs his own shop at 911 Massachusetts Street. The twenty-fourth anniversary sale starts tomorrow at 10 o clock. Gustafson expanded his stock with a radio line, turning a hobby into business. The shop has used slogans The Gole Jeweler and Ye Shoppe of Fine Quality, aiming to live up to them.
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Broer Gustafson
May
William Rowe
Massachusetts Street
Gustafson
Gustafgon
Lawrence
Gole Jeweler
Deaths and Funerals and Expansion Sale
Miss Elizabeth D. Howard burial at Oak Hill cemetery Friday at 1 30 officiated by Rev. John F. Waits. William White 64 dies at home 613 North Second Street. arrangements later. Marguerite Ewart 71 dies. services Friday 10 from Fonk chapel. burial Oak Hill cemetery. Expansion sale by Cayot and Durst at the Fair starts tomorrow to run 14 days with Henry Durst directing. store prepared with bills and extra help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth D. Howard
Elizsabeth D. Howard
Kansas City
Oak ‘Hill Cemetery
John F. Waits
William White
North Second Street
Marguerite Ewart
Memorial Hospital
Fonk
W. S. Past
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cayot & Durs
Henry Durst
Durst
Journal-World
Missionary Jones Delivers Gandhi Themed Honors Address
BE Stanley Jones, veteran missionary to India, addressed University honors convocation praising Indian kindness and Mahatma Gandhi. He asked whether Christianity remains essential, urging service over self and stressing Christ as life not remedy. He noted Gandhi's influence, renunciation, and striving for national service, urging deeper religious commitment.
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India
Stanley Jones
Mahatya Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Mr. Jones
Christ
Gandhi
Altho
Nas
Jones
K.U
May Chamber meeting shift to feature crepe paper use
The Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will hold its May meeting Tuesday night May 15 rather than Monday. J P Erren of Dennison Paper Manufacturing will demonstrate crepe paper uses in window trims and store decorations. Attendees should reserve with the chamber. Several local visits noted as Mrs Carder recovers and Mr Carder and family travel. Quiet Title suit filed by Hunnicutt in district court against Robert and others to quiet title on New Jersey land.
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Merchants
Bureau
Chamber,of Commerce
J. P. Erren
Dem
Dennison .Paper Manufacturing Company
Erren
Chamber of Commerce
Eeee
Hunnicutt
Robert Robertade
School field use sparks temporary permit dispute
Superintendent Blair says he granted short term permission to use the field for fliers and hay, but the practice grew and disturbed school students. Hay from meadow will be cut and used for agricultural purposes.
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Blair
Death of Pearl Eggleston Triggers City Crime Protest
The 17 year old theatre usherette Pearl Eggleston was killed Sunday night in Chicago. Public officials from Chicago Oak Park and Berwyn join protests against crime and political crime links. Rewards totaling 2100 dollars, including 500 from Berwyn and 1000 from Ritz Theatre, reward the slayings. Funeral observers note civic reverence and a broader campaign against crime in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pearl Eggleston
U.S
Oak Park
Eggleston
Berwyn
Ritz Theatre
Brittany Woman's Work Compared to Rousseau by Critics
An aged Brittany woman, Madame Vve. Sargent of Camaret, is hailed as a talented painter by Paris critics after decades of painting scenes she sees. Her first piece a vase of lovers on a tobacco shop door drew attention, with canvases totaling about twenty over thirty years.
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Faris
Brittany
Paris
Madame
Vve
Sargent
Camaret
Frederic Mallet
Rousseau
Swedish Woman Flyer Earns Pilot Certificate
Stockholm reports Maggie Floran nee Eden, Sweden's only woman flyer, has received her pilot certificate and civilian flying school training. She recalls taking a military flight in 1918 and aims to win an international flying certificate, having traveled with her husband, a military captain, on multiple trips including to the Balkans.
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Stockholm
Maggie Florman
Eden
Almstaett
Floran
Eastern Star Officers Named At Topeka Meeting
Mrs Artie T Harrison of Downs was elected worthy grand matron and Roy H Clossen of Coffeyville worthy grand patron at the Eastern Star three day session in Topeka with 4000 attendees. Also elected were Della Bennett to associate grand matron Mattie Davie grand secretary Jessie Thorp grand treasurer Maudeayman and Walter Hoage as associate grand patron. Installations planned tonight. Also notes on missing youth Frank Schrader sought in Indiana and yearbook editor applications at Lawrence High School due Friday.
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Topeka
Artie T."harrison
Downs
Rantam
Mabel Hi. Scott
EL Dorado
Hereays
Roy H. Clossen
Coffeyville
Della Bennett
Local residents visit friends and relatives in Lawrence area
A crowded chain of visits and calls unfolds through Tuesday as Mr and Mrs Frank Deay and many others stop by homes of the Rothrocks Florys Brohammers Markleys Wingerts and Beegays in Lawrence Ottawa and nearby towns. People share meals call on neighbors and travel for errands and hospital visits.
Community Notes and Personal Visits in Glenn Area
Local social news highlights visits as Mr and Mrs Start Glenn see Merle Scheer and baby David Merle Jr. In Topeka, Will Lutz and son Billy stayed with sister Mrs Ben Kellogg. A public sale of Mrs Exnest Albert's farm and property followed Mr Albert's death. Glenn school honors listed names including Helen Brown Charles Scott Rosemary Glenn and others.
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Start Glenn End
Gus
Mee Merle Scheer
David Merle Jr
Will Lutz
Billy
Topeka
Bertschinger
Lecompton
George Li Glens
Rosemary
Lara Trene Rollaway
Eecompton
Mro
S. L. Dark
Glenn School
Helen Brown
Hileen Glen
Charles
Greenwood Valley school notes and community updates
Local news recounts visits from Topeka and Kansas City families, school events at Greenwood Valley No. 24, and a May 3 meeting of the Big Savings Ladies’ Aid. Highlights include attendance awards, a Greenwood Valley closing program with solos and recitations, and Myrtle Sutter as next year’s teacher. Also mentions health of pioneer citizen B F Moore and social visits among area residents.
Valley Chapel Sermon and Local Calls Noted
Rev Longnacker will preach Sunday morning and evening at Valley Chapel. Many local residents are listed as shoppers and visitors in Lawrence and nearby towns. Mrs Elen Bond, Mr and Mrs Hoover, Ellis Bond, Pearl Johnson, and others appear in multiple shop and visit entries with relatives at Ellis Bond home and Memorial hospital.
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Longnacker
Tthe Valley Chapel
Elen Bond
Lawrence
Potter
Ellis Bond
Toe
Hoover
Ellis Bod
Oscar McNess
Pear
Alvin Bond
Hugo’ Schellhorn
Wilson Martin
Burningame
Charlie
Sanders
Hugo
San John
Banks
Charlie. Sanders
Ellis
Yaltey Ove
John Dunn
Lawrence Sae Saturda
Memorial Hospital
Gott
Local Residents Visit and Chat at Bond Home
Evoke Banks calls to see John Dunn improving. Mrs Will Curtis and son Roy visit Ellis Bond home Thursday. Marvin Bond sawed wood Friday afternoon for Roy Curtis. Helpers included Will Curtis Frank Flory Marty Bond and Ellis Bond. Mrs Marvin Bond and Norman visited the Curtis home Friday evening Hugo Schelihorn also stopped by.
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Banks
John
Dunn
Will Curtis
Son
Roy
Ellis Bond
Marvin’ Bonil
Roy Curtis
Frank Flory
Marty ‘Bond
Ellis
Bond
Marvin Bond
Norman
Curtis
Folday
Hugo’ Schelihorn
Ells Bond
Funeral Services for William Hines at Fairview
William Hines died at his home on Saturday. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 from the Fairview church conducted by Rev Raylor with local pall bearers. Hines was a pioneer and respected citizen. He leaves three daughters Miss Walley Hines Miss Mary Hines and Mrs Josephine Groves and a grandson Lloyd Rice. The community extended sympathy as a week of visitors and family gatherings followed the ceremony. May 13 Mother’s Day will be observed at 10:30 with baptisms and Sunday School sessions.
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William Hines
Kansas City
M. Jackson
Lawrence
Walley
Hines
Mary
Josephine Groves
Lloyd Rice
Aiken
Leary
Ralston
Chas, Howard
Ed“Harvey
Jess’Carson
Bars Chas. Whedon
Wend
FE. Leary
Harris
Mieness Carsdny
Karver
Paul” Koehler
A.d. Smith
Eudora
Smith
Mary Cook
Chas, Cooper
J. H Cooper
C. H. Cooper
Chester Howard
Geo. McClintock
Schafstall
W. Dettar
Geneva
J.K. Morgan
Lawrences
Jay Smith
Land
Clarence Reynolds
Cand
Paul. Koehler
Edna
Homer- Brownlee
Elsie Brown
Carlotta Brown
Ted Brown
Marold Marshell
Patricia Ann
Fred Rumsey
John
Rumsey
Irma Rumsey
Dorotthy Pine
Eugene
Walter
Pohl
Excelsior
Paul Koehler
Ernest Ralston
Saturda
A. R. Nottingham
Jackson
New York
Chas. Hows
Nannie
Liza
Lynch
Evan Griffith
Whedon
Glyde Edwards
R. D.stanwix
Chas
Holmes
Eudoga
Alice Marie
Howard
Chas, Bowers
Buck
Edwarda
Clyde
Edwards
A. “Hunsinger
Ralgton
Chas. Wells
William Wells
Lottie Winkleman
Listwood
Pat Rerd Roy
Turlock
Calif
J. H. Day
B. G. Day
Mr. Carter
Wichita
Eugane “Leary
Fairview
Turner
Matt
Brownies
Russel Arti
Wil
Aa Wells
Kansas
City
Prize Winners at Valley Social Dinner Dance
Invitations went to numerous guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asming of Tonganozie and Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlos. Mrs. Harold Longenecker and Mr. Lonewerker received prizes for outstanding couple and individual scores as lil ies and snowballs themed decor brightened the dining room.
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Vorel
Harold “Longenecker
Lonewerker
Aola
Charles’ Asming
Tonganozie
Don Carlos
I Theodore
Charlton
Dick ‘Willia
Aere
Miane
H.-B. Ies
Falas Te Te Peeaver
Fi Mitchatl
Seana
Hama. Hee. Mande
Gibb
Edpela Lanny
Paul Friend
Charles
West trip among Jackson women ends with supper visit
Mrs. Fonllone Dane and Miss Leile Davis of Jackson Tennessee, on a western tour with their sister Mrs. Willig, were guests at a dinner yesterday evening at the Chicago sorority house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xeenies ‘Goode
Pailings
Conn
Land
W. Monk
Fonllone Dane
Leile
Davis
Jackson
Tenatls
Westing
Tig J
Willig
Chi Mega
Twin Mound Community Notes Include Games and Visits
A Twin Mound weekly chunk reports visits by Mrs Myrtle Stansifer and others, local drives to Lawrence, and a Twin Moundball team debut loss 13 to 8. Community gathering featured Fair View orchestra, Ladies Aid refreshments, recitations by local youth, and a Sunday school session on David with a sand table display. A note mentions a prehistoric Bint min near Worthing with late Bronze Age tools.
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Geo. McClelland
Topeka
Dirss Leonard Bame
McClelland
Roy Thurber
Richand
Jennie Montfoort
Marie Deister
Tope
Jake
Montif
Geo. Sullivan
Jay
Col. Smith
Lost Springs
View Orchestra
Wermack
Ladies Aid
The
Ladies ‘Aid
Clara Petefish
Ruth ‘Weimer
Dorothy Rukes
Bea Coila
Thurber
Viola
Petefish
Kelia Montfoort
Reading
Mary
Helen Platt
Georgia
May Rukes
Heys
Will Hey
David
Bint Min
Worthing
Eng
Relief From Curse Battle Creek Physician Claims Constipation
A Battle Creek physician presents a controversial claim that a curse can cause constipation and offers a remedy. The short report notes medical skepticism and outlines the doctor's procedure and patient response.
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Kiwanis Club
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Quirgy
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Aritrian Association
Kansas ‘City
Indianapolis
SL Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
BlinnerRpolis
Solumadus
Lawrence Junior High School
Scnoglustndy Hall
Civeteest Department
Alon
Avas
Nevin
Asrht
Ney Te the
Tonganoxie T
Profit
Mi Adu
Udience
Gov. Smith
Mauger
Cayot
Miness
T. C.madden
Lof Bismarck
N. D
Carder
Fort
Scott
Kaw
Joe T. Rogers
Will Meeker
McDermott
Federal ‘Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Bears
Washington “Bears
Rt Stragshore
Jean’ Thiri
Eastern Star
Frank Schrader
Eiter
Rushville
Ind
Sill
Virginia Davis
Columbia
Frank Deay
Mildred
Edith
Bertha Kesler
Oscar Shriek
Ira Rothrock
Harold Rothrock
Vivian
Charlie- Brohammer
Monnday
I John
Brohammer
Pearl
Petersons Garage
Will Postma
William Wingert
Abe Flory
Iva Rothrock
Harr
Old Rothrock
T. G. Hiatt
Wesley
Flory
Lawrence Caile
Florence
Gaurie
Richard
Charlie Peer
John Brohammer
Harold
Rothrock
Visaan
Tra
William Wingert, Jr
Laura
Lloyd
Everett Beeghley
Mary Flory
Cyrus Flory
Harve Flory
Daniel _Beeghley
Will Justina
Selon Markley
Mary Katherine
Wil Wingert
Daniel Beegay
Fouce
Art Davison
Marvin
Alpha
Ezra
Edith Deay
Charlie Brohammer
Elmer Flory
Ottawa
Charle Brohammer
Lillian
Alda
Solon Markley
Eirs- Gottloib Neider
Daniel Beeghley
Ternoon
Cemer
Glenn
Stauffer
Alan Cwere
Williams
Lula Bigley
Clara Holloway
W.B
Aid
Civey
Wilma Glenn
Liam Geelan
Greenwood Valley
Hazel Dreyer
Maxine Goff Teadine
Helen McClanahan
Fanny
Gladys Welcher
Sale Speckle
Nettie Mae Dun
Wynona Dreyer
Hazel Glenn
Elsie. Kellogg
Madalyn McClanahan
Plo
Mary Miller
Tim
Dale Glenn
Maxine Gof
Earl Glenn
Mary Ednad Lancaster
Riley Goff
Grace Kellogg
Nettie Mae Duncan
Wyrons Dreyer
Mary Glenn
Elsie Kellogg
Hazel ‘Glenn
Grace Kellogs
Myrtle Sutter
Greenwood Alley
Harvey Imler
Galena Ig
W. B. Glennland
Wells
Ben Kellogg
Valley Chapel
M.E
Bishop Blake
Otis
Lindell
Dorothy
Otto
Dreher
Glenn Hamer
Emporis
Curd
Satuday
J. K- Morgan
Paul Kohler
Grand View
Norma Lynch
Clydé “Edwards
Evenin
Aaigs
Estel Moore
Myrtle Stansifer
F.C. Wilson
Ruth
Doris
Lila Harding
Joe
Shirmer
John Simmons
Earl
Geor nBe
Simmons
Robert
Philip Heyl
Evelyn
John Montfoort
Glenn Hupp
Overbrook
Elmer Thurb
Desarts
S. J/Rakes
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