Debenture row stalls farm relief conference action
Washington May 29 AP The farm relief conference panel to settle the debenture controversy between the House and Senate neared failure as Rep Garner Texas Democratic leader said he would not move to recommit the tariff bill with instructions to strike the debenture plan Senate conferees sought such action to satisfy the Senate’s demand for a House vote on the debenture provision House Republican leaders contemplated amendment limits amid hopes to preserve Democratic strength The farm relief conference meeting was postponed to allow Republican Tariff caucus attendance Numerous amendments to the tariff bill proposing new duties were offered by Ways and Means Republicans and the conference session ended without a rule to govern floor consideration of the bill
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Farm Relief Conference
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Senate
Garney
Texas
Ways ‘and
Tarife
Garnerl
Ted
Farm’ Relief Conference Committee
Republican House
Ways and Means ‘Committee
Amon
senate _ wias
Toda
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Pavein' Victim Improves After Cave-In Rescue
Leslie Price, employee of the tity iwatqr department, was caught in a cave-in on Barker Avenue yesterday morning and held prisoner by loose debris for about two hours before rescue. He is improving rapidly at Memorial hospital. General Harry A. Smith, commander of the Seventh Corps area, headquartered here, is a native of Atchison Kansas.
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Tity Iwatqr
Barker Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Price
Hirtfox
Smith
Omaha
Neb
Harry A. Smith
Freight Trucks Halted by Police for Weight Check
Five Kansas City topeka freight trucks were halted and weighed by night patrol officers led by Police Chief John Callahan. Officials found most trucks within weight limits despite icy conditions. The incident underscores adherence to city weight ordinances.
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Callahan
Weather and Court Actions Highlight Douglas County News
Weather forecast for Kensasi and Arkansas City notes mild conditions. In county news, William Earnest Long was brought to Douglas County jail by a DOJ officer from Topeka after indictment on anti pass law violation, fined 300 dollars and held until payment. A rural graduate list omits Clarence Maldenhauer from Douglas County eighth grade graduates.
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Douglas County
Department of Justice
Topeka
Long
Jag
Douglas
Clarence Maldenhauer
Wheat price protection move sparks market mood
A fragmented note describes an international gray market and lowered mood affecting wheat prices. It cites a marked duty adopted to protect national wheat forecasts and hints at later retail price controls for tread products in the Kingdom.
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Lawrence Recreation Fund Grows for Summer Play Centers
A 12.50 contribution by the Lawrence Teachers Association boosts the Lawrence Recreation Board fund for a summer playground program. Plans call for four recreation centers over at least four weeks with three two hour sessions weekly, directed by a qualified director and supported by capable assistants. Centers will be in parks and school playgrounds using available apparatus, with no interference to Bible school activities.
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Lawrence
George’ J. Kirchhoff
Rence
Recreation Board
Fine Weather Brings Big Lawrence Sales Event
Cheery crowds greet three day May sales drive in Lawrence led by Merchants' Bureau to boost the city as a shopping center. Stores offer unusual bargains including coats and suits at marked low prices. thousands of items across stocks planned for Friday and Saturday amid good road conditions expectant shoppers. Fine weather helps attendance as firms promote early breakfast dishes on Massachusetts Street.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Merchants’ Bureau
Endurance Record Flight and Pilots Faced Challenges
Reports from Texas and New York describe Airmen pursuing endurance flight records in single motor planes. Fort Worth hosts a 96 hour goal while recent attempts near Long Island aim for 200 hours with the Three Musketeers. Clarence M. White, a Pittsburg technical instructor, departs for commencement duties as he continues his degree work.
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Long’ Island
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Kai
White
Senate row over press access and secret roll call
In Washington on May 23 the Senate faced a dispute as Senator La Follette Wisconsin urged the rules committee to investigate a published secret roll call confirming Irvine Lenroot as a federal judge. The Senate barred press association representatives from the floor, provoking protests from Norris and the Associated Press while the press gallery remained accessible.
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Rules Committee
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Gurtis
All Press Association
United Press
Datter
Manager Sought for Local Salvage Store
Directors of the Social Service League seek a competent woman to manage the salvage store in the Francisco cottage in the 800 block Vermont street north of the city library grounds. The board decided at a morning meeting to offer modern living quarters and a fair salary. References and recommendations required. Applications to the Social Service League in care of the Journal-World.
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Francisco
Vermont Street
Yesterrnoon
Journal-World
Bankers Meeting Opens in Hays Kansas
About 600 delegates registered for the Kansas State Bankers Association annual gathering in Hays with H S Burdel presiding. The event expects over 4000 attendees as 12000 visitors are anticipated to pass through the town of 5000. Victor Murdoch led the morning program with Frank R Simmons and G Q Chandler among speakers.
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Hays
Kan
Kansay
Bankers'association
Victor Murdock
Wichita
Puincinal
Frank R. Simomons
New
York
Wire News Briefs From May 28 Across Cities
A compilation of AP briefs reports Gail Newton Mahan, 6, guilty of manslaughter in Kentucky over a scrap iron dispute. John Curry, 15, and John Blymer, 32, sentenced to life for the murder of Nelson Rehmeyer in Pennsylvania. Also notes cantonese, Irish and Afghan moves, oil production in Kansas, clerical tobacco ban, a murder trial in Fort Scott, and other regional items from Belfast to Ottawa.
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Gail Newton Mahan
John Mahan
Cecil “Vanhouse
Atte York
John Curry
John Blymer
Nelsoni D. Rehmeyer
BR. P. Sherwood
Canton
China
Kwangtang
Lupao
Ere
Wichita
Kan
Sedgwick
Lancaster
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
General Conference
Fort Scott
Maude Bruner
nNew FL Wnst
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Unionist Party
Simla
India
Quetta
Amapullah
Afghanistan
Souriya
Inayatullah
Chaman
Ban Moscow
Leningrads
Washington
Presigens
Hoover
Charles R. Walgreen
William Crawford Gorg
Gertrude Carter Stockard
High School of
Mountainbove
Ark
Etsat
Shanghai
British North China News
Tokyo Dispatch
Hooter
John van
AL MacMurray
Peking
Tokyo
Ottawa
Kansas State Peace Officers’ Association
Kansas City
Otto
H. Baulé
Chanute
Elwood McKinsey
Earlton
Aviation Talk Draws About Fifty Kansas University Students
About fifty University of Kansas students and Lawrence residents attended a free lecture titled The Development of Aviation From 1916 Till the Present Time. Captain Richard Duncan, M. D., veteran of World War I, spoke at the Eldridge hotel last night and Curtiss Flying Service of the Middle West plans further talks with Duncan present at the meeting. Invitations were sent to university students and officials expect a full turnout tonight.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence Towns
Penple
Tichard Dancan
Eldridge
Duncen
Flds
Ridge Hotel
Franklin Moore
Kansas City
National Aeronauic Association
Dungan
Curtiss Flying Service of
Middle * West
Postpone Berry Fee Strawbery Feed in Lone Star Area
Announcement by D F Smith says the strawberry feed planned for Sunday in Lone Star is postponed to June 9 at Windy Gulch. Invited residents around Lone Star expected to gather for a larger event sponsored by local C P A members. A second note mentions a June 7 1929 advertising history book by Doubleday Doran Co and author Frank Presbrey.
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Lone Star
D. F. Smith
Windy Gulch
C.P. A
Double- Day, Doran, & Company, Inc
Garden City
New York
Frank Presbrey
Lawrence
Wrey
Spalding
Wheat Harvest To Start In Central Kansas June 20
Salina Kansas May 23 AP Wheat harvest will begin in central Kansas around June 20 to 25 according to William B Smith manager of the local state and federal labor bureau. No outside labor will be employed until that time though some workers are arriving. Harvest in western and northwest Kansas is expected ten days to two weeks later than central Kansas.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Call for flowers for Memorial Day in Lawrence cemeteries
Washington post of the G. A. R. and the observance committee seek flowers for decorating about 760 graves on Memorial Day. Volunteers with flowers should contact Commander Churchill at 2363M and deliver by May 30 at 3:30 AM. Those delivering late may arrange pickup by telephone. Flowers may also be brought to the courthouse by Memorial Day morning.
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Washington Post
G. JA. R
Poe
Jlo
Ti Churchill
Washington Nest
Court House
City News: Milk Supply Declares Adequate for Needs
Local reports confirm ample whole milk available from distributors. Producers association notes surplus relief as eight farmers marketing 618,905 pounds of milk in April earned $18.07 more selling whole milk than cream. A cream separator at 184512 Massachusetts street ready for service. Attendees praise boxing show with interest in future events and local support.
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Disributy
Tony
Producers Association
Massachusetts Street
Tommy Constant
Fritz Meyn
Lyle
Powell
Ces
Art Fritzel
Charles Radcliffe
K. U
E. C. Shaw
Anhauser-Busch Company
St. Louis
Oil drilling planned on E C Wilson farm near Clinton
Plans to drill for oil on the E C Wilson farm near Clinton proceed as Col RB F Smith returns from Oklahoma City with a lease. He says a full set of new drilling tools arrived next week and a derrick is erected as work should begin soon six teen miles southwest of Lawrence. Gasoline price rising one cent tomorrow. Fritz Super Service Station advertises Red Crown Ethyl and Solite.
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Clinton
Oklahoma City
RB. PF. Smith
Colonel Smith
Col. Smith
Wilson Farm
Lawrence
Dedication Plans For Douglas County Soldier Memorial
Plans announced for a Sunday dedication of the Douglas Leavenworth county line soldier memorial. A. B. Elliott and J D M Baker lead the ceremonies with music by the F A U band, invocation by Dr E K Ebright, unveiling by Mrs I H Menger, and addresses by Ernest A Ryan and local officials. Parking provided at H G Van Neste farm.
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Liberty
Ament Legion
J . D. M. Baker
Eli” Farrell Dorsey
American Legion
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Mud Creek Ridge
U.S. Highway No. 40
G. A
Women's Relief Corps
H. G. van Neste
Caaf
van Neste
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America
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Er University
I. H. Menger
Women’s City Club
R.C. Rankin
Frank H.mcfarland
Victory Highway Association
Ernest A. Ryan
Topeka
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Educational Meeting Of K E P Employees
Kan sas Electric Power company employees held an educational meeting at Eagles hall attended by Bonner Springs and Lawrence staff. Leavenworth workers presented a playlet Qui Mary. Speakers included Miss Marie Benaly Miss Margaret Lienard Charles Hammond R C Walton M C Blackston on Ice Distribution Personal Efficiency Elimination of Waste Rural Electrification and messages From the Management Dr W C McConnell guest gave an impromptu talk followed by refreshments
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Eagles’ Hall
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Bonner Springs
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Marie Benaly
Margaret Lienard
Charles Hammond
R.C. Walton
M. C. Blackston
Charles Noble
J. B. Turner
BR. F. Rice
W. C. McConnell
Start Work of Laying Asphalt on Main Street
The King Paving Company of Topeka began asphalt work on Main Street to repair rough spots along streetcar tracks. Commissioner L. Constant and City Engineer M. D. Babb supervised the dawn project as crews remove old asphalt and lay new material from Eleventh Street north toward the Kaw Bridge. A steam roller finishes the job and traffic opens the same day.
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King Paving Company
Topeka
L. Constant
Utilities
M. D. Babb
City Eniicer
Eleventh Street
Kawbridge
S11 submarine raised at Panama Bay linked to Vickery tale
Article notes S11 raised May 17 at Panama Bay. Commander Claude G. Vickery, a former Lawrence boy, led S11 for over two years. S-4, sunk near Provincetown, was commanded by Vickery's US Naval Academy classmates in 1910. Vickery also won a prize for a personal experience story in Consolidated Magazine. The piece also mentions an AP report on oil industry waste and an informal meeting by the federal air conservation board and AI Institute about possible interstate drilling limits.
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Aformer Lawrence Boy
Claude GC. Vickery
Provincetown
Mass
United States Naval Academy
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Vickery
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Chicago
Aviation
Washington
Federal Air Conservation Board
American Petroleum Institute
Stolen Ford Coupe Traced From Seminole to Japan
Tom Drake a former Kansas University student and Cottage owner in Mt Oread learned his Ford coupe was stolen months earlier after repair work revealed scratched brass numbers. Sheriff Bob Rutherford traced the car to Seminole Oklahoma where it had been stolen December 1 and sold December 14 to Callaway Motor Co of Lawrence. The plate number matched a Ford shipped to Yokohama Japan. Drake bought the car January 14 from a local dealer. it had been sold November 28 to a Seminole man and reported stolen three days after. An impostor, RR Serogin claiming to be a south Ottawa teacher, brokered a trade for a new Dodge with Callaway. payments faltered and the Ford was repaid by an insurance representative. Drake was released from liability and Callaway would recover the car.
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K. U
Mt. Oread
Drake
Bob Rutherford
Seminole
Oklahoma
Callaway Motor Company
Lawrence
Rutherford
Chester
Feeds Company
Yokohama
Japan
Kadasas City
Mays County Motor Company
Prior
Ottawa
Serogin
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Calloway Company
Ford
Focal Concern
Dodge
Panta
Larence
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Damage suit filed over railroad construction accident near Lawrence
A damage suit for 6000 dollars was filed in the district court by Noah Hill of Lawrence against Dobbsbn and Robinson Construction Company after a May accident on U S highway south of Lawrence. Hill, a mule team driver, alleges a sand truck caused a wreck by reckless driving, fracturing his left thigh and injuring him, keeping him from work for a period. The case will appear on the under court docket.
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District Court
Noah Hill
Lawrence
Dob‘sbn_ and
Robinson Construction Company
U. S
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Lawrence High School seniors plan Friday exercises and commencement
Tomorrow marks the end of term with junior high and high school ceremonies. Lawrence High will hold an 8:15 a m program and a 2 p m junior high promotion in the auditorium, featuring Prof F S Johnson and several senior class speakers. The senior class will also deliver commencement talks, with four seniors listed as speakers, as classmates gather for breakfast, assembly, and a Brown’s Grove picnic before ceremonies. The graduating class roster includes many named students and teachers from Lawrence and area schools.
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Lawrence High School
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University of Kansas
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Elis Lahnson
Helen Kinney
Arthur
Banks
Haley Heaston
Wllis Johnson
Helen ‘Kinneye
Senta High School
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Leistre
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John R Barnes
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Elless Wo
Helen Mines
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Fowell
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