Italy Demobilizes 1911 1913 Classes Over East Africa
Rome reports partial demobilization of Italy’s 1911 and 1913 classes, signaling an end to the Ethiopian war. Mussolini seeks to defend Italy’s hold in Ethiopia before the League of Nations while warning of sanctions and asserting legal ownership of the conquered territory. Badoglio is named viceroy as Eritrean forces report Emir Haile Selassie’s flight and welcomed by local elites.
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Rome
Italian War Department
Ethiopia
East Africa
Mussolini
Europe
Italy
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
East African
Baron Aloisi
Haile Selassie
Atever
Victor Emmanuel
Pietro Badoglio
Asmara
Eritrea
Badoglio
Population Shifts Show 11 States Lose Residents Since 1930
Washington May 11 The census bureau released a detailed view of U S population changes from 1930 to 1935 noting that while many states gained residents, 11 states remained smaller than in 1930. Across the nation the 1930 figure 122,775,046 rose to an estimated 127,621,000, about a 5 million increase. The District of Columbia led percent gains with 22 percent rise to an estimated 594,000 in 1935, up 107,131 since 1930 as government employment grew. New York reported 12,889,000 residents.
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Washington
CPI
America
Census Bureau
District of Columbia
New York
Sons
Pennsylvania
Wiltz
Michi
Wisconsin
South Ay
Nebraska
Kansas
Mississippi
Montana
New Mexico
Arizona
California
South Carolina
Gear
Landmarks of Kansas bridges and a Spanish republic update
The piece blends notes on Kansas covered bridges in Leavenworth County with a 1936 football prospects thread, then shifts to population shifts in multiple states, and ends with Manuel Azana’s election as Spain’s president. It shows historic bridges, demographic data, and a mid-20th century political update.
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Kansas
Leavenworth County
Stranger Creek
Springdale
Jardale
John Bell Bridge
Jarbalo
Madrid
Manuel Azana
Spain
Crystal Palace
Azana
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Mixed With Jumble Themed Entries
Puzzle page lists numerous across clues including Indian faith and female deer, with several theme hints and scattered answers like list of numbers and phrases. It references Saturday’s puzzle and notes various wordplay items such as spelling, abbreviations, and crossword conventions.
Ponca City Falls in Western Association Lead
Ponca City loses lead in Western Association as Joplin Miners sweep a doubleheader at Joplin 3 to 1 and 8 to 0. Carnett, despite five hits, takes the opening loss. Springfield wins opener at Muskogee 4 to 8. a ninth inning shower postpones the second game. Hutchinson ends skid with 2 to 1 win over Bartlesville. Frink hits a bases loaded homer in the first inning.
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Kansas City
Ponca City
Joplin Miners
Poncans
Springfield
Joplin
Carnett
Lindell
Muskogee
Hutchinson
Bartlesville
Reds
Frink
Back on Broadway Loughran notes few changes in sports scene
New York May 1 Tommy Loughran returns to Broadway after a two year layoff noting two changes Mike Jacobs has his pants pressed and Jake Pfeffer the new anti trust wrestling baron sports buzz includes Mussolini Joe DiMaggio Canzoneri and Primo Carnera and a Giants shake up Ed Gox wins 5700 after a 260 Derby bet Mose Grove’s comeback praised by Mickey Cochrane Grove beats the Tigers Jimmie Foxx lines up for Harvard football related events DiMaggio bats breaking records Louis birthday celebrations in Lakewood New Jersey May 1 awaits more sports chatter
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New York
Broadway
Tommy Loughran
Mike Jacobs
Jake (Hassen) Pfeffer
New Antitrust Wrasslin
Baron
Mussolini
Joe di Maggio
Tony Canzoneri
Primo Corners
Giants
Ed Gox
Ardmore
Okla
Mickey Cochrane
Mose Grove
Athletics
Mickey
Grove
Tigers
Jimmie Foxx
Harvard
Maryland
Narrer
Will Powers
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Cy Blanton
Joe Louis
Lakewood
N. J
Finds U. S. Too Uncouth to Really Like Cricket
London reports UPI notes the American sports fan dislikes cricket and prefers baseball. British writer Shane Leslie argues Americans would heckle players, fault the gentleman amateur distinction, and see cricket as unsuitable for free born eyes in contrast with baseball.
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U. S
London
UPI
America
Shane Leslie
Yesterday's baseball results relayed by AP
In the National League Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh with a score of 6 to ? New York beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 Boston edged Brooklyn 5 to 4 in 2 innings St Louis beat Chicago 1 to 0 American League Cleveland won over Detroit 7 in 15 innings New York won 7 to 2 Philadelphia 2 Washington 4 and Boston 0 Chicago at St Louis was postponed by rain In the American Association Kansas City swept Indianapolis 9 to 0 Minneapolis defeated Louisville 4 to 3 Milwaukee 5 to 3 Columbus 3 Second game postponed
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelpha
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Zitth Rein
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
K U Letter Awards to Mat and Swimming Teams
University of Kansas announces twenty two freshmen earning numerals and letters in wrestling and swimming under Dr. Forrest C. Allen. Ten K’s awarded by coaches recognition while 12 freshmen must meet talent and grade requirements to qualify. Recipients include Maxim El Lawrence, William Kerter, Lawren Robert La Shelle, and others for swimming and wrestling honors.
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Forrest C. Allen
University of Kan Sbs
Maxim el Lawrence
William Kerter
Lawren Robert la Shelle
Junction Rity
Nichols
Kansas Oy
Waiph Tanta
Williin Wardener
Asakin
Robert Ki Hoilington
Janes Bout
Baldwin Newsnotes of Local Visits and Church Outings
Mr and Mrs William Griffin of Howard visited Baldwin for a short stop with his in laws Mr and Mrs A D Butell while en route home John Griffin and grandson Jack of Lawrence were guests of Dr and Mrs W H Webster Mrs Hattie Roberts spent a week in Lawrence with her daughter Mrs Maude Snooky Mr and Mrs Arthur Snider and Mr and Mrs Leo Mills were Sunday guests of Mrs Bert Jones Dr and Mrs Wallace Fleming were in Topeka last Sunday where Dr Fleming filled the pulpit at Lowman Memorial Methodist Church in the absence of Dr C L Hovgard a delegate to the general conference at Columbus Ohio Mr and Mrs C E Beeks and Dr and Mrs H K Ebright were dinner guests of Miss Betty Ebright at Lawrence last Sunday and attended the Westminster reception in the afternoon Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw and daughter Catherine of Kansas City spent last Saturday on the
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William Griffin
Howard
Frank Johns
St. Lows
Baldwin
Butell
John Griffin
Jack
Lawrence
W. H. Webster
Victor Allderdice
Coldwater
Edward C. Allderdice
Kansas City
Hattie Roberts
Maude Snooky
Arthur Snider
Leo Mills
Bert Jones
Wallace B. Fleming
Topeka
Fleming
Lowman Memorial Methodist Church
C. L. Hovgard
Columbus
Ohio
C. E. Beeks
H. K. Ebright
Betty Ebright
Westminstrall
Robert Shaw
Catherine
Kansas
City
Baldwin echoes social life at Baker campus and community
The Baldwin area notes include Baker campus arrangements for Catherine to attend school, club meetings at the home of Dean Grace Irwin, and multiple visits and travels among local families. Residents attend church events, reunions, and social afternoons, with engagements in Topeka, Kansas City, and surrounding towns.
Baldwin Social and Club Notes Highlight Local Moves
James Russell of Lancaster Me visits Baldwin on Wednesday. Philamathean club met with perfect attendance. Mrs. John Baker led a tribute to mothers and Dress Patterns was discussed. New member welcomed from St Louis. attendees include Mrs. Dewey Schmitten Dorf and Mrs. Albert Hayden of Lawrence. Next meeting at Mrs. John Baker’s home. Mr. and Mrs. E W Nantz moved to Yeoman house on Sth street. Coach Emil Liston and Mrs Liston with Miss Ann Wellshear visited Ft Scout and stayed with Mr and Mrs T L Thogmartin. Baldwin women plan to attend the state P F C convention in Independence. Miss Marjorie Holman of Manhattan elected to Kansas State College paper with top vote. Omicram chapter Alpha Chi Omega to entertain at dinner honoring mothers. Mr and Mrs Mike Scanlon of Pittsburgh moving to Baldwin this week. Rae Greer Scanlon welcomed. Dr and Mrs William M Balch go to Kansas City for Dr Balch to guest minister at Arlington Methodist Church. Mrs Fred Hargett of Bucktin guest of Clyde Stewart. Dewey Schmittendorf and Jake Schoepflin elected firemen. William Freeman moves to California. Bert Jones deceased. Dr G M Liston plans to attend American Medical Association meetings in Kansas City with son Dr Merrill Liston.
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Karlton
George Marquardt
Baldwin
Cora Perkins
Ft. Scott
Paul Evans
Nevada
Dierking
Leo Smith
Albuquerque
N. M
Cynthia Smith
Mary Counts Morgan
James Counts
First Methodist Church
W. H. Cooper
R. E. McHenry
Topeka
Zeta Chi
Harriet Hackett
Manhattan
Dean Grace Irwin
Harvey Booth
Ann Wellshear
Earle Kirker
Harry Barnett
Baker
Kirker
W. M. Clark
Emil S. Liston
Thomas A. Evans
Stanley Lossman
Kansas City
Kaw
Rose K. Case
Mary Alice Severy
James Russell
Lancaster
Philamathean Club
Bert Sanders
John Baker
Dewey Schmittendorf
W. Gd. Brauss
St. Louis
Albert Hayden
Lawrence
E. W. Nantz
Yeoman House
Sth Street
Ft. Scout
T. L. Thogmartin
Liston
Chapter CK
Independence
Marjorie Holman
C. E. Holman
Kansas State College
Holman
Omicram
Alpha Chi Omega
Mike Scanlon
Pittsburgh
Scanlon
Rae Greer
William M. Balch
Balch
Arlington Methodist Church
Allen McCall
Fred Hargett
Bucktin
Clyde Stewart
Jake Schoepflin
William Freeman
California
Bert Jones
G. M. Liston
American Medical Association
Merrill Liston
Indianapolis Visit Outlined Before Return to Indiana
A brief note states that the later party will travel to Goldwin for a stopover before continuing their journey back to Indiana. The arrangement highlights a temporary visit in Goldwin prior to resuming travel.
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Indianapolis
Goldwin
Indiana
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