Japanese Premier Inukai Shot Dead in Tokyo Attack
Tokyo May 16 AP Premier Tsuyoshi Inukai aged 71 was killed yesterday by cadets in his home in a plot aimed at toppling the government. Six hours after the shooting the cabinet resigned and Emperor Hirohito was advised to accept new leadership. Civilian police were refused custody of the assailants as troops mobilized and stock markets paused. A state funeral was announced for Wednesday under Seiyukai auspices.
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Tokyo
Tsuyoshi Inukai
Japan
Grey Fox
Inukai
Kerekiyo Takahasi
Hirohito
Takahashi
Saginji
OkRsu
Saar
Osumi
Mini
Navy
West Point
America
Osaka
Kobe
Nagoya
Yokohama
I. Kobe
Wheat sales and policy split over remaining reserves
Washington details a tug of war over wheat remaining from farm board holdings as monthly sales shrink under restrictions. Officials debate impounding or selling the 80 million bushels abroad, with Germany, Spain, and Greece shown ready to buy on credit, while Congress weighs a $100 million funding proposal.
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Washington
Red Cross
Farm Board
Ihe
Congress
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Woodring
Kansas
Garner
Oklahoma
Germany
Spain
Greece
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Thieves Raid Kraft Store At Stull Late Sunday Night
Thieves pried open a rear door to the Kraft store at Stull late Sunday night. They failed to move the safe, but took merchandise including a .410 gauge shotgun, four tires, a .22 rifle, candy bars, a flashlight, a butcher knife, and cigars. Sheriff Jack Dunkley said investigators are pursuing several leads.
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Kraft
Stull
Jack Dunkley
Spanish War Vets To Meet In Regular Session
Joseph A Wahl Camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans will meet in regular session in the G A R rooms at the courthouse May 19 at 7 30 a m Only two more meetings before the Department Convention in June The Assistacy extends an invitation to any eligible woman relative of a veteran to join the organization Membership blanks may be secured from Mrs Minnie B Walker 72 Tenn St Henry
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Joseph A. Wahl
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Department
Ausistacy
Imy
Minnies B. Walker
Tenn
Linwood visitors and Farm Bureau meeting announced
Linwood residents Will Biggs and Orry Owen of Lawrence were in Linwood on business Tuesday. The Farm Bureau will hold an all day meeting next Tuesday May 17 at the home of Mrs. Ernest Allison at Jewett.
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Will Biggs
Orry Owen
Lawrence
Linwood
Farm Bureau
Ernest Allison
Jewett
Franklin School Hems Dinner Program Highlights
Last week at Franklin School the pupils hosted an afternoon featuring an excellent dinner on April 27 followed by a teacher led program including songs and dialogues such as Spring Flowers and After School. Norma Eisele performed a recitation during a health drill and program segment.
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Lillian Barry
Johnnie’ Davis
Hiawatha
Lillie Welsh
Robert Zipp
Lethy Barry
Whittling
Caroline Lemon
Robert ¥Ipp
Juanita
Cox
Sone
May Wilson
Betty. Wilson
S. Kelsall
Reno
Strong
Norma Eisele
Harold Eisele
Juanita Cox
Floyd Cox, Jr
Franklin
Fred Eggert
Odd Fellows
Walnut Grove
Garrison
Gertrude Copner
Peabody
Charles Shirar
Floyd Cox
Robert
Donna Cox
George
Idella
Fred Chambers
E. L. Bruckner
Hesner
Saleen
Mother's Day in Clinton Presbyterian Church Observed
Sixty two attended Sunday school at the Clinton Presbyterian church as Mother’s Day services were held. Thelma Ferne Kampschroeder and Mrs. Hall sang solos, Alma Harrell and Iola Gelle Johnson gave readings, and four intermediate girls sang “Tis Mother.” Rev Hall led a musical reading and the sermon focused on Mother’s Day.
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Sunda School
Presbyterian Chure
Thelma Ferne Kampschroeder
Hall
Local social notes include weddings and visits in Kansas
Local residents report visits among families in Kansas City Lawrence Stull Oswego and nearby towns. A quiet Lawrence Methodist church wedding for Clara Beach and Rev Rice takes place April 26 with family present. Belvoir Royal Neighbors plan Memorial services May 29 Clinton Presbyterian church invites public attendance. News mentions illness births class parties and county convention plans with officers elected and host duties for next year.
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Roy Dye
Edith
Kansas City
Chester Baldwin
Homer Buck
Lawrence
Hines
Mike Murphy
Herman Buchheim
Stull
Hattie Shaw
Shaw
Frank Anderson
George Anderson
Big Springs
Ebon Anderson
Clara Beach
Rev
Belvoir Royal
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Fred Dravis
Rbet and Harvey
H. L. Murphy
M. J. Murphy
Eva Kuhns
Topeka
Fred Baldwin
M. A. Anderson
The
Presbyterian Church
Horace Humphrey
Belvoir
Roy Harrell
Joe Clough
Sigel Farm Bureau
William Johnson
Home Sweet Home
Backfire Sparks Blaze at Kansas City Oil Tanks
A truck backfire ignited contents of two crude oil tanks at Consolidated Fuel Oil plant in Kansas City Kansas. Fire crews arrived quickly and doused the flames as oil flowed in all directions following a tank link burst. Gasoline tanks nearby were drenched.
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Kansas City
Kan
Consolidated Fuel Oil Company
First Street
Kansas Avenue
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Douglas County Chairman
Harbour
Douglas County
State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
Patric
Suen A
Henry. McCurdy
Henry McCurdy
New York City
Ohio
Mr.McCurdy
Will
Tennessee
Alabama
Ernest E. Andrew
Kans City
Delores L. Hood
L. H. Menger
Young Men’s Leader
Mary Eleanor’ Harbaugh
Ther Parry
Walter Henstroth
John Parry
5. M. Guffey
Genevieve, McKinnex
Arthur Baird
Martha Schapley
Perlee Anderson
Beverly
Margaret Farwell
Roy E. Farwell
Federated Church
Margaret
Frank Frederick
Frederick
Frank W. McDonald
Young’ Men's Democratic Club
Clinton
Amelia Hartman
Miss Hartman
Kampschroeder
Bessie Murphy
Effie Kampechroeder
Thelma Ferme
Ernest Nelson
Nelson
Green Bros
Mass
Maytag
Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa
Nickle Plate Circus
George Washington
Calliope
Hunter Bros. “Weavers
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wolters Gibbs Clothing Co
Round Corner Drug Store
J.C. Penney Co
Patee’ Theater
the World Company
Keeler's Book
Bargain Center
Noone's
Royal College
Rankin's Drug Store
New York Cleaners
Achning's
Hardware Bells Music Store
Green Bros. Coe's Drug Store
Carl's Sol Marks & Son
Klock’s Grocery
Barteldes Seed Co
Woodland Park
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