Powers Move to Guard Nationals in China Crisis
Imperial dispatches report Japanese and Chinese forces near Peking and Tientsin amid fears civil war could spill into Manchuria. Admiral Bristol arrives in Peking as Japan warns Chang Kai-shek to retire to Manchuria. Tokyo readies widespread use of force to halt any retreat toward Shanhaikwan.
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Peking
Uhang Tspelan
Man- Neunia
Ima
Chang
Manchuria
Japan
Shanghuria
South China
Tsinan
North China
Bristol
Mark L. Bristol
Asiatic
Clentsin
Chane
Gover O
Wang Vu-Ting
Chile
Jing
China
Tokyo
Mongolia
Great Wall
Shanhaikwaa
Idi
Shanhaikwan
Korea
Hou
May Go To Jury In Trial Of Dr S. Netherton
In a first degree murder case, prosecutors and defense argued final points. The retired physician Dr Netherton faced jurors amid testimony portraying him as cold and cruel in the murder of his wife for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clethe
Wan
Highs Crack Records at Missouri interscholastic carnival
Chase County High of Cottonwood Falls Kaw led after seven events as 60 high schools from six states competed. Lambert of Kearney Neb set a 9.9 flat in the 100 yards, Dissinger of Oskaloosa Kans lowered the mile mark to 4 36.7, and Petz of Nelson Neb won the 120 yard high hurdles in 15 seconds. Wichita held second with seven points, Blackwell third with six as Maythattan Kan trailed.
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Chase County High
School of
Cottewood Falls
Kaw
Lambert
Kearney
Neb
Ned
Dissinger
Oskaloosa
Kkans
Petz
Nelson
Aveir
Jevenis Wichita
Paints
Blackwell
Maythattan
Kan
Reigh Count Wins Derby At Churchill Downs In Mud
Reigh Count, the heavily played favorite, won the fourth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in a drenching rain. Second was Steppe and third was Tora. The mile and a quarter race saw 35,000 spectators endure a waterlogged track as prize money and prestige hung on the outcome.
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
Reigh
Step
Tora
He Avinner
bin D.hertz
Chicago
Migenate
Churchill
Downs Corse
Derry
Cal. Mall
J. Winn
Bomb found by crying baby awakens Krakow family
Chicago May 19 AP: Louis Krakow an investigator for the state attorney's office and his family were saved when Mrs. Krakow woke to her baby's cry and found a dynamite bomb in the hallway. She alerted her husband who doused the burning fuse and threw the bomb outside. The fuse burned to within inches of the three sticks of dynamite before Krakow acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis Krakow
Anj
E. Crowe
State’s “Attorney’s Office
Ben Newmark
Quincy student wins Marble Cup at Liberty Post tourney
A Quincy student named Winn won first place and the Marble Cup at the American Legion marble tournament held in South Park. Winners across grades received prizes from local merchants. Final playoffs crowned Elmer Winn, Raymond Woody, and Frank Reusch among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy School
Liberty Post
American Legion
South Park
Winn
Quincy
Winnis & Elmer Winn
Reymond Wooedyy
Frank Reusch
Nomi Hemphil
Don Shull
Isecond
Raymond Woody
Elmer Winn
Willant Neha
Himer Wil
Raymond Doy
Frank Reusch J
Six Ocean Liners Crash Near New York Harbor
Six ocean liners collided in heavy seas near New York Harbor. The Clyde line Mohawk struck the Old Dominion Jeffer son near the bay, with damage not yet known. Other vessels including Holland America Vaen and Porto Rico on the New York and Porto Rico lines suffered damage or became aground. several hundred passengers were aboard all ships. No immediate fatalities reported, rescue efforts underway as radio stations monitored the scene.
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New York
New York Harbor
Clyde Line
Mohawk
Old Dominion Linee
Jefferson
Lower
Bay
Oublan
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Vaendam
Porto Rico
Gakaver
Pennland
Annison
City
Smithfield
Swinburne Island
Europe
Radio 3
Princeton Wins Crew Race Derby May 19 1930s
Princeton beat Harvard by a nose in a dramatic Housatonic crew race at Derby Conn finishing a quarter boat ahead of Harvard with Yale third. Official times showed Princeton 6 57, Harvard 6 58. Yale 6 59. In Philadelphia Harvard Varsity crew won its triangular regatta on the Schuylkill river, beating Penn by three quarters of a length with Navy two lengths back. President Coolidge nominated John Hy Cotteral of Oklahoma to be a federal judge for the Eighth Circuit to fill the vacancy caused by Judge Sanborn's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Conn
Housatonic
Harvard
Yale
Philadelphia
Harvards
Varsity
Pennsylvania
Navy
Penn
Schuylkill River
Coolidge
Washington
John Hy -Cotteral
Oklahoma
Eighth United States Circuit Court
Eighth Circuit
W. H. Sanborn
Weekly Weather Forecast for Southern Rocky Mountain Regions
Weekly outlook reports generally fair conditions across the Southern Rocky Mountain plateau regions with near normal temperatures. For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and northern central great plains expect mild warmth with a light snow period by Tuesday or Wednesday. Kansas cities show mostly fair conditions tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Ottawa Emporia Topeka Hutchinson Arkansas City Wichita and Dodge City experience mixed road conditions from clear to cloudy and slick stretches. overall fair in Douglas County.
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Rocky ‘Mountain
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Kansas
Doodre City
Ottawa
Emporia
Topeka
Hutchinson
Arkansas City
Wichita
Salita
Dodge City
Caffeyville
Douglas County
Rodde
Robbery at Myers Cafe and Oregon Primary Results
A pair of robbers held up the Myers restaurant at 434 Locust Street at about 12 30 this morning stealing around 30 dollars from the cash register. One robber gripped a revolver while the other took the money then they cut telephone lines to hinder reporting. They fled east on Locust Street, possibly by car, leaving town on a freight train or in a vehicle. Oregon primary results reported Portland Democratic presidential vote tallies from 647 of 7 a precincts with Smith leading and Hoover ahead in Republican counts.
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Myers
Locust Street
Land
Kash Register
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Smith
Walsh
Reed
Renubli
Ocegar
Hoover
Lowden
Haskell Parade for Commissioner Burke Visit
Charles H. Burke United States Commissioner of Indian affairs visited Haskell Institute to review a dress parade by National Guard units the school band and girls in uniforms. Burke will speak at a general assembly tomorrow at 10 00 AM in the Maskell chapel and at Shawnee Mission at 3 30 PM. The Haskell band will perform at Shawnee Mission tomorrow afternoon and the usual Sunday evening gas rate will not be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Burke
United States
Indian Affairs
Maskell Institute
Haskell, Stadium
Burke
Maskell Chapel
Haske
National Guard
Haskell Pow-Wow
Shawnee Mission
Methodist Conference
Kansas City
Haskell
Lawrence
Uclock
Haskell Bande
Shalwnee Mission
Writ Seeks Appearance of McCartney Fire Marshal
El Dorado May 9 AP A writ of attachment commands JW McCartney deputy fire marshal to appear in Butler County District Court on indirect contempt charges. Writ based on affidavits allege McCartney attacked Judge Benson and Oberst investigation actions with violent language and statements. Elston state fire marshal said he was unaware of charges until today. investigations tied to Oberst case and confession.
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Howard
McCarthey
Oberst
Buttler
Jullee Gene Benson
McCartney
Benson
Citizensite Investitate
Algo
W.A. Elston
Marghal
Dorado
M Ipethers
W. E. Legeh
Justices Court
Jeffferson County
Citwens State Bank
Laiwrence
W.G
Addie Stewart
Douglas County
Funds Committee Heads To North Carolina
The funds committee, after hearing testimony on political financing in West Virginia, Ohio and Indiana, plans to tabulate preconvention findings by tomorrow. A subcommittee will travel to Raleigh to examine campaign workers supporting and opposing Smith in the southern state, with further sessions on Hoover's Indiana campaign and Oscar Foellinger's role in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Raleigh
Jon
Smith
Fuil Committee
Hoover
Oscar Foellinger
Fort Wayne
Commerce Secretary
Hoosier
Watson
Baker Dominates Sterling Meet With Wide Margins
In Sterling Kansas on May 1, Baker swept track events at the meet led by Wharton Baker of Hayes Kansas Wesleyan. Wesleyan placed second with 54 points as Friends University and McPherson trailed. Winners listed include Baker in the mile with 4 minutes 5 seconds, Hodh Strasser in the 40-yard dash, Pockett in the 100-yard dash, Sireigle in the 120-yard hurdles, Hoisington in the 880-yard run, and Whitelaw in the discus. Team placings feature Kansas Wesleyan and Bethany among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Kan
Aptersele
Wesleyan
Salina
Friends University Bi
McPherin
Sunmmarifs
Wharter Baker
Hayes
Kansas Wesleyan
Vin
Baker
Frodie
Hodhstrasser
McPherson
Satterfield
Bethany
Greenough
Bak
Reitz
Pockett
Tepazein
Hervey
Diehl
Hoisington
Cox
Barton
Sehumaker
Puckett
MiPherson
Isaacson
Scott
Gagenough
Lange
Ieiphardt
Ansas Wesleyan
Spangler
Bethel
Ree
Baseball scores and notices from May 19
Philadelphia and New York split results while Chicago and St Louis clashed in a rain affected set of games. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 2 to 0 as McWeeney starred on the mound. Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1 behind Hill’s two hits. Chicago toppled Boston 8 to 2 with Root homering twice? and Wilson driving in runs. American Association action saw Kansas City best St Paul 6 to 5. A marriage license was filed by L H Meng seeking to marry Katheryn Fulton in Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Yankees
Chicago
Grove
Faber
White Sox
Faber and Berg
Cochrane
Louis
New York
Boston
Washington
Shaute
Sewall Gaston
Ruel
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Robins
Reds
McWeeney
Brooklin
Bop
Brooklyn
Cincinnat
Hen
Luque
J. May
Picinich
Pittsburgh
Carmen Hill
Phillies
Benge
Ferguson
Davis
Schulte
Hill
Smith
Charlie Root Oni
Buck Wilson
Cubs
Robertson
Taylor
Root
Gonzales
St. Louis
Henry
Hogan
Rhem
Reinhart
Wilson
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Sheehan
Peters
Hermach
Hopkins
Gaston
Bishops Charged With Heresy In Methodist Dispute
A complaint filed by Rev. George A Cooke alleges Bishops William F AicDowell and Francis McConnell taught false doctrines. The charges cite statements from their books and request Episcipacy committee review. The report notes the conference calls the charges groundless and references other matters against Pittsburgh church leaders.
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Kansas
Gily
William F. AicDowell
Washington, D. C
Francis
McConnell
Pittsburgh
George A. Cooke
Wilmington
Del
Methodist Epis Vcopal
Ris
McDowell
Bishop McDonnell
Raymond J. Wade
Cooke
Corfence
Piltghirgh
Righon
Wharton
Baker
Hayes
Kansas Wesleyan
Regit
Bethel
MejCreight
Sterling
Wonky Hervey
Stuergie
Livingstone
Ottawa
Green
Kansas Wess
Legan
Haigington
A Williams
Hart
Isaacson
McPherson
Friends
Seven Prisoners Sentenced In District Court
Judge Means in McPherson county district court imposed penalties totaling up to twenty years for penitentiary terms and up to five years in county jail for various crimes. Ernest Jack Potter received six to fifteen years, Olin Crosby one to five years, and John A. Conesland faced six months to five years. Floyd Davis got nine months for an escape. Clement Asnergren elected six months. Additional sentences included liquor charges against Elizabeth Cooper and Pryon, plus Charles Thomas. A verdict for J T Constant awarded $426.66 in a separate civil case, while Floyd Nelson’s $10,000 suit proceeded in parallel.
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Hugh
Ernest
Jack Potter
Lansing
Potter
Union’ Pacific
Olin ‘Crosby
Lawrence
Menitentiary
John A. Cone— Sland
Floyd Davis
Davis
Means
Ee Davis
Hauer
Glen Clement Asnérgren
McPherso
Glenn
Scott
Bergren
McPherson
McPherson County
Asvergren
Elizabeth Cooper
A Lawrence
Equity
UA. L. Pryon
Charles Thomas
Constant
J.T. Constant
Henry W. Keiser
Districti Court
Keiser
Kahr
Floyd Nelson
Ww. G.huttson
White’ Nelson
Eldridge
Shovelh
Butson
Amundsen questions Nobile Italia flight and Lenin claim
Roald Amundsen described General Umberto Nobile’s Italia voyage as astonishing and said he had independently visited Leninland during an expedition with the Maud. He reported signal posts on the island group and noted the Italia likely passed through fogs and explores previously visited areas. South Kansas editors meet in Garden City as publishers gather for the annual convention.
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Oslo
Norway
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Lenin, Land
Roald Amundsen
Leninland
Maud
Conference to Choose Three Bishops for United States and Foreign Fields
Kansas City May 19 AP report says the quadrennial general conference will elect three bishops to fill seven vacancies caused by retirements and the suspension of Bishop Anton Bast of Copenhagen. Episcopal residences will be consolidated until action. The Episcopacy committee recommends 21 U.S. and 12 foreign bishops. Election will occur early next week after tenure matters are settled.
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Kansas City
Anton Bast
Copenhagen
Jvatant
Episcopacy Committee
United States
Drake Takes Lead In Missouri Valley Track Meet
Sweltering elements and a fast track highlighted the 21st annual Missouri Valley conference track and field meet at Memorial Stadium Lincoln Nebraska. Drake upset Kansas events led by Parks over Grady in the 100 yard dash and Penquite with Snorpil placing second and third in the 120 yard high hurdles. Grady of Kansas previously dominated the 100 and 200 yard dashes while Nebraska and Drake posted top finishes in the relays, high hurdles, and sprints.
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Tost
Grady
Kansas
Snyyjler
Nebraska
Renahite
Drake
Secone Snors
Grinnell
Kusky
Hurdies
Wandy Pei Q Ite
Best
Oklahoma
Abgins
Rake Taftds
Taylon
Taylor
Rinnel
Secon
State
McInerney
Sas
Fouril Davenport
Hosteli
Oklahomye
Brown
Missouri
Ashburn
Skr
Braceh
Firth
Youngman
Fahngon
SE Braska
Hinshaw
Kapsas
Kansas City visit by KU pharmacy students and faculty
Kansas university School of Pharmacy group led by Dean Havenhill and professors toured Eli Lilly Parke-Davis and wholesale plants in Kansas City. The banquet at Midland and a Lilly hosted evening followed a long running annual trip, with invitations extended for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Kansas City
Eiji Lilly
Parké-Davis Company
McPike
Falcon-Gallag&her
L. D. Havenhill
H. Spencers
C. M. Sterning
Swenteth
Hail Damage Fells Wheat Along Salina Roadway
Large hail swept across Salina and surrounding areas damaging trees gardens and wheat fields. Farmers estimate 70 to 790 percent losses in Heaville area where a three and a half mile wide path stretched 20 miles. Streets flooded and vehicles damaged. storms also dropped heavy rainfall as the hail veered from Hedville to Kipp. E B Chapman editor of Topeka State Journal visited Lawrence on his way to Kansan for an assignment and recalled past football days.
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Salina
Kail
Hedville
Here
Kipp
Tirhe
Heaville
Tlat
E.b.chapman
E. B. Chapman
Topeka State Journal
Lawrence
Kansan
Sur
The
State Journal
Chapman
Haskett- Insuir
Pete” Hauser
Ee Atwater Kent
Anna
Big Six completes league formation with six members
The Big Six conference was organized last night by six schools Iowa State University Ames Iowa University of Kansas Lawrence Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan Kansas University Nebraska Lincoln and Oklahoma. The group set limits on football basketball and baseball games and outlined a round robin plan for football tennis and wrestling with home and away games in basketball. Cross country and swimming would not follow the round robin format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iNehi
Iowa State Colage
Ames
Iowa
University of Kansas
Lawreces
Kansas Buste Agricultural College
Manh' 2
Kan University
Massat Columbia
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebone
Oklahoma
Norm
Sith
Et Bog
Hae SH
Ea Sthool
Wrestlin
Fowatte Tait
Nebraska
James
Kansas
iMac iKansas Aggies
Ams Aggies
Manhattan
Missouri
Mehhattan
iFeb
Nebragk al Ie
Norman
Lawrence
P. Fansag
Lawrete
Okahoma
Cal
Tanx Kansas
Awe State
Ait Mess
Missolt
Normans
Aggies
Malta
Au Coln
Oilae
Miss
Towa
Sre
Marel
Towa State
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs
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