Japanese Reinforcements Enter North China Cities
The Japanese army landed 7,600 troops from four transports to reinforce garrisons in Tientsin and Peiping as part of North China militarization. Beijing warned of potential full division deployment. Japan also buys land near Taku and builds barracks and airfields. London reported British pessimism over the move and its impact on regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tientsin
China
Ethiopia
Peiping
Thisarrison
Japan
United States
North China
Taku
Hopeh
Pei River
Great Wall
Kalgan
Dolosar
Inner Mongolia
Soviet Russia
London
Great Britain
Lawrence area personals and legal notice summary
Oliver Akers of Denver visits sisters in Lawrence and Leavenworth before returning home. Thomas Lenahan Jr. of Great Bend and sister Louise Lenahan tour California, visiting the San Diego exposition and Los Angeles hosts. A Des Moines court awards $1 heart balm to nurse Alice V. Fiper in a racial-shift suit against Dr. Alvin Jefferson. E Wright of Tennessee Street named Investors Syndicate representative for Lawrence area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Akers
Denver
Colo
C. D. Edmondson
Jessie Scott
Lawrence
Ed Akers
Leavenworth
Thomas Lenahan, Jr
Great Bend
Louise Lenahan
Kansas City
California
San Diego
Los Angeles
James Cassin
Bain
Wright
E. Wright
Tennessee Street
Investors Syndicate
airbanks-Morse Company
Butcher
Test Your Knowledge Quiz on Classified Page Answers
Test Your Knowledge asks seven questions on topics from elections Lent fortification and enteeinte to Variations of Animals and Plants. It directs readers to the classified page for the answers and mentions figures like Jason Tibbet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Kilken
Junior-Midget Baseball League elects officers and teams
At city hall last night Junior-Midt league managers elected Czar Harold Fisher as president W W Pierce as secretary and A E Woestemeier as treasurer. Teams entering include Eagles Elks Co Ops and Midland with midget squads Tigers Jayhawks Wildcats Coyotes Rinkydinks Cardinals Panthers and Cubs. First session June 3 with age limits for 1920 birth and later in Juniors and 1922 birth and later in Midgets. A baseball clinic is set for June 1 3 and 5 at Southpark led by Ad Lindsey starting 9 am. contact Harold Fisher or A E Woestemeier for joiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Harold Fisher
W. W. Pierce
A. E. Woestemeyer
Eagles
Elks
Co- Ops
Midland
Tigers
Jayhawks
Wildcats
Coyotes
Rinkydinks
Cardinals
Panthers
Cubs
Ad Lindsey
Southpark
Court House
A. E. Weestemeyer
Lawrence druggist Oliver O P Barber at 89 bets on Roosevelt
Lawrence pioneer druggist Heard in Lawrence O P Barber now 89 years old placed 25 dollars with Jack Parnell to wager Roosevelt cannot carry New York in the coming election Barber wants to hear the election returns this fall Bob Rankin of the American Service Company added to Straw Hat Day by presenting clothing stores with cakes of ice each containing a new straw hat Memorial hospital now has visitor hours cards Clarence Pierson made the cards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Barber
Lawrence
Oliver
O. P
Jack Parnell
Roosevelt
New York
Barber
Bob Rankin
American Service Company
Memorial Hospital
Clarence Pierson
Haskell Marionettes to Be Presented on Sunday
The Indian marionette show at Haskell chapel Sunday night begins at 7 30 with free admission. Performances include Potawatomi Eagle Dance Indian Sunrise Song and Indian war dances. Puppeteers Maggie Kewaskum Bessie Metlock Kenneth Scott Richard West Robert Sommers. singing by Dana Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute
Haskell
Scarface
Bright Star
Maggie Kewaskum
Bessie Metlock
Kenneth Scott
Richard West
Robert Sommers
Dana Knight
Local Poultry Meeting At Atchison Sets Quality Plan
George Frazier of Lawrence Poultry and Olin White of Seymour Packing attended a Kansas Poultry and Egg Shippers meeting in Atchison with over 60 dealers. The group discussed a state wide three grade system for poultry and eggs and uniform quality standards in line with federal and state regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frazier
Lawrence Poultry Company
Olin White
Seymour Packing Company
Kansas Poultry and Egg Shippers Association
Atchison
Middle West
Kansas
Young Clyde Reed Is Placed on the Spot
Kansas City reporters gauge a local election as Clyde Reed Jr. of Parsons, son of ex governor Clyde M. Reed, is elected Phi Kappa Psi president. Reed refuses a photo to avoid being scooped, while Lawrence and Kansas City journalists scramble for the story amid campus politics and student life notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Kansas City, Mo
Clyde Reed, Jr
Parsons
Clyde M. Reed
Phi Kappa Psi
Young Reed
The
Parsons Sun
Lawrence
At Angel Ity
Young Clyde Reed Journal-Post
Clyde
Post
Pete Erickson
Kansas City Star
Reed
Erickson
Williamstown Graduates and Closings Highlight May Events
Miss Margaret Stallard and Lester Marcum graduate Pe high school on May 14 alongside Oskaloosa and Lawrence high school seniors Charles Bliss Esther Heck. Eighth grade exercises May 13 in Williamstown auditorium honor Edith May Charlene Quinter Russell May. The May 15 basket dinner closes the term with Mrs Blaig Humphries completing third year as principal and Miss Lucille Turley ending a solid primary term. Miss Jeannette White visits Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stallard
Tom Stallard
Lester Marcum
Jessie Marcum
Pe High School
Charles Alvin Bliss
Oskaloosa High
Esther Heck
Lawrence High School
Williamstown
Edith May
Charlene Quinter
Russell May
Blaig Humphries
Lucille Turley
Jeannette White
Lawrence Tyrell
Perry
Fas
Community Notes From Clinton and Belvoir Area
Topeka caller Fred Derby visited the Leslie Demeritt home. Belvoir Royal Neighbors met at Clinton church for plans to attend a Topeka convention. Memorial hospital reports improvements for Mrs. George Hout and Art Gaines after injuries and surgery. Various local residents visited, hosted, or attended events including church groups, hospital stays, and family gatherings in Clinton, Belvoir, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Derby
Topeka
Leslie Demeritt
Belvoir Royal
Clinton Church
George Hout
Memorial Hospital
Walter Harrell
Wayne
Richland
al Hollingsworth
Carter Anderson
Clinton
Art Gaines
Goff
Charles Belles
Jeanette Hadl
Vitus Hadl
Ebon Anderson
Barbara Knott
Lawrence
Thelma Fern Kampschroeder
Virginia
Marjorie
Augusta
Eleanor Hall
Hall
Effingham
Chester Baldwin
Baldwin
Kuhns
Columbus
Homer Buck
Hines
Lena Murphy
Fred Baldwin
Rose Louise
Moreland
Cletus Lehman
Son
Junior
Or Mackey
Horace Humphrey
George Donaldson
Darlene
Lottie
Maria
Harvey Houk
Darrell
Charles Boerkircher
Hazel Pauline
Washington Creek
Laverne Ice
Ward
Emma Anderson
William Johnson
Nortonville
Walter
William. Johnson
Arthur Losh
Harold Herschel
Charles Czaplinski
Kansas City
Czaplinski
Laddie
Wichita
Demeritt
Wichita Hospital
Esther Bahamier
Lecompton
Harry Tucker
Marjorie Hadi
Vivian Hout
Katharine Gibler
Edith Anderson
Clinton School
Leona Gaines
Earl Belles
Bal
Celebration of Mothers and a 25th Anniversary
Mother's Day services at the Presbyterian church saw strong attendance with readings by Martha Demeritt Patricia McKay and Wilma Lee Johnson an exercise by Doris Anderson and Beatrice McKay and a male quartet performance. Mr and Mrs Ebon Anderson marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a buffet dinner and a silver pink centerpiece cake, surrounded by relatives from the Andersons Koehlers Dreyers and Shields among others, wishing them many more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Martha Demeritt
Patricia McKay
Wilma Lee Johnson
Doris Anderson
Beatrice McKay
Harry Unger
Charley Harding
Charles Kampschroeder
Ward
Cloyd
Frank Anderson
Dale
David Shields
A. W. Geelan
Wright Bertsinger
Wilna
Ruth
Harold
Paul Paitt
Mary
Marvin
Harry
Thomas Anderson
Winifred
Winona
Lucille
Robert
Arthur Dreyer
Velda
Maxine
Lee Dreyer
Charles
Paul Anderson
George Anderson Sr
Clarence Dreyer
August Dreyer
Anderson
Big Springs
Corliss Community Notes Include Plays and Visits
Corliss residents report Monday visits by Mrs Hines and the LeSueur family. A Sunday school class from DeSoto presented The Family Album at the high school. Numerous local families attended Mother’s Day events, with 114 in Sunday school and carnations for mothers. Several residents traveled to Kansas City and Osawatomie for family gatherings and errands. The Cedar Junction school closed its nine month term with exams for seventh and eighth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Wilder
Jasper LeSueur
Nora
Mary LeSueur
Olathe
Jasper
Jean Frisbie
Argentine
Roy Frisbie
W EH Dent
Linwood
J. G. Clark
Walter Hanes
Earl Ross
Kansas City
Emma Miller
M. E. Church
DeSoto
Altha Davidson
Minnie French
Corliss
Chester French
George Bradley
Oklahoma
Bradley
Goldie French
Charles French
Frances
August Ross
Parkville
W. H. Dent
Oma
Robert Turner
L. R. Penner
John Turner
Bessie Knotts
Little Son
Nellie Bridges
Huston Mo
Re. Turner
Mattie Baker
Charles
Charles Baker
Clyde Hines
Jasper le Sueur
David Jewett
Osawatomie
Kan
Bert Lane
Baker and Sons
Lane
Cedar Junction
Agnes Atkinson
Thelma Murphy
Clarence Miller
Bashor
Edith Kluss
Myrtle Musser
Dent
Ola
B. H. Sonntag and Sons
DeSoto Bridge Club Meets At Miller Home
Members of the bridge club gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E Miller in DeSoto for an April meeting. Mrs. William Burch assisted in care for her mother during the event. The May gathering will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A J Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stephen Silla
University of Kansas
William Burch
E. Miller
DeSoto
A. J. Nelson
County wide chicken culling demo held at Reed farm
A county wide meeting on chicken culling occurred at the Reed farm with specialists from Manhattan in attendance. L. M. Walters, Myrtle Walters, and Ray Walters of Kaw Valley visited the Frank Walters home. H. G. Van Neste and W. H. Hayden took part in a Monday instruction on the New Soil Conservation program as Grant township schedules a White school house meeting Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to have each owner or tenant prepare a worksheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Reed
Manhattan
L. M. Walters
Myrtle
Ray Walters
Kaw Valley
Frank Walters
H. G. van Neste
W. H. Hayden
New Soil Conservation
Grant Township
White
Market News Chicago Close May 13
Chicago market closes report wheat futures trading with May and July notes, barley and oats figures, livestock flat, hogs and cattle steady, government bonds mixed. Wall Street session shows a tentative rally fading into cautious trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bath
St's
Market ends quiet after earnings lead gains and bids
A largely listless session saw profit taking amid modest gains as earnings reports buoyed sentiment. Transactions totaled about 2,200,000 shares while investors awaited broader signals. Farm equipment names like International Harvester and Caterpillar advanced, with others such as Western Union and Johns Manville steady to higher. Wheat rose slightly, corn held, and bonds gains outpaced equities as Washington tax debate narrowed to corporate reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester
Oliver Farm
Caterpillar
Western Union
Douglas Aircraft
Johns-Mansville
Allied Chemical
Detroit Edison
American Car &Foundry
Commercial Credit
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Radio and
Packard
Washington
Senate
Financial markets weigh gold export impact on Fed policy
The report notes restrictions may affect gold exports from the Bank of France and cites a US stock value around 10.302 billion dollars. Rumors of Fed easing margins were denied, but bankers discussed possible revisions to margin rules to ease call and time loans despite no official change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of France
United States
Federal Reserve
Lome
Bel
Noard
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Jasons Tibbett
Alexis Mdivani
Sunior
Walter H. King
Rhode Island Street
Baldwin Junction
South Park
Woodlawn School
Paul Transue
Don Hults
Transue
Hults
Robert D. L. Snobb
Jessie Frazier
Silver Lake
L. H. Menger
Phone
the World Co
School of Business
School of Law
Thue
Law
Sour Owl
K. U
Dave Hamlin
Kenneth Postlethwaite
Mankato
Bob Corey
Joe Pryor
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hamlin
John Paul
School of Fine Arts
Keith, Davis
Mt. Oread
Missourniversity
AK. U. Coed
Margaret Vausbinder
C. H. Vausbinder
John
Annabelle
N. D. Vausbinder J
Frank Black
Floyd Wray
Joe Hoskinson
Phyllis
Copeland
Roy Freer
Emmet Laster
Ansel Hardesty
Independence
W. A. Hardesty
Dick Calvert
Weston
Hardesty
Evelyn Busch
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Grantville
J. B. Kyle
Kenna Kyle
Winchester
Ben Kyle
Tommy Kyle
Albert Stout
Bridge
Margaret Stout
Gerald Stofer
Oscar Hatch
Stevens
Frank Peel
Louis
Clarence Frandle
Clinton-Belvoir
Oak Ridge
Lara
Js Relles
Ting
Sheen
King
May
Gagty
Treasury
Treasury Treasury
Rovernment
Wall Street
IAPI
Filchis Tas
Wiedemann Motor Ales
N. H
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