Debenture Contention in Farm Relief Bill Stalls Talks
Senate conferees signal willingness to yield on the debenture amendment after other farm measure sections are settled. House managers have refused to consider the debenture plan, risking a deadlock that could delay both farm relief and tariff action. Senator Borah warns the Senate will respond if yielding undermines the bill. Representative Files doubts a House majority supports a recess delaying farm or tariff enactment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sheen
Inca
Borah
Idaho
White House
Jones
Congress
Hoover
Nator
Capitol Hil
Repub
Agreement on New Figures for Reparations Presented to Germans
Paris May 29 AP creditors and reparations experts agreed on a new set of figures for reparations annuities presented to the German delegation. A German decision on the proposal was hoped by tomorrow. The plan would extend Dawes payments until September 1 and begin the Young plan annuities, easing repartition and addressing German reservations. If approved, it would clear the way to discuss Germany’s posed conditions and creditor reservations.
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Paris
Tomorow
Dawes
Cof
Germany
Air Circus to Be Held at Municipal Airport
Parachute jumps, walking stunts and various acts are planned for a three hour air circus at the municipal airport one mile north of Lawrence on Sunday afternoon under the Roy Morris School of Aviation. The show starts at 1 30 and runs to about 6 30 with proceeds from passenger flights donated to the aviation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Circus
Manicil
Lawrence
Roy Morris
Topdks
Sig Smith
Refunds for cancelled Will Rogers lecture course
Tickets holders on the University lecture series may recover part of the season ticket value. Refunds will be issued upon presentation of reservations through Saturday. Management notes slow refund uptake despite four lectures delivered and promises completion of returns.
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Will Rogers
Seapine
Thei
Weather forecast yields mixed conditions across Kansas
The Kansas weather page shows showers and partly cloudy skies in several cities including Arkansas City Pittsburg Coffeyville and Salina with better conditions in Emporia and Ogallala. Roads are described as good in some areas while muddy or slip prone in others as temperatures are reported in the p.m. yesterday update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Arkansas City
Pittsburg
Coffeyville
Senate Passes Census Bill for Decennial Count and Reapportionment
Waddington May 29 The Senate today passed a bill to provide for the taking of the 1930 census and for reapportionment of the House based on those tabulations, but the measure still awaits House action. The vote was 7 to 26.
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Waddington
Senate
House of Reion
Milk price cuts move to stabilize Lawrence supply
Lawrence producers association announced a sale plan to distribute whole milk at 55 to 60 cents a quart across four Lawrence stores to prevent shortages. Producers will receive 60 cents per pound of butterfat on the 5th and 20th of each month, with May 23 as the effective price reduction date.
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Producers’ ‘Association
Lawrence
Sam Hurwitz
Lawrence Sanitary Milk Company
Hurwitz
Producers Association
Iink
Pirates win eighth straight in NL matchup
In Pittsburgh May 29 AP, the Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 7 2 to claim an eighth consecutive win as Malone, Giade and Swetanic starred for Chicago. Dudley shut down New York with three hits in a separate game. Brooklyn triumphed 3 2 over the Mets. The St Louis Cardinals won the first of a doubleheader from Cincinnati 4 3 behind Haid’s nine hit outing. The Phillies regrouped to topple the Braves 12 2, while Connie Mack’s Athletics beat Boston 7 1. Uhle and Detroit edged St Louis Browns 7 6. Jayhawk Plunge to reopen tomorrow. Cinderella slipper draws interest in Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Buchaneer S. Sualine
Ab Gros
Chicag
Chicago
Pitts
Malone
Res
Ane Giade
Swetanic
Tana Hargreaves
Chis Dudley
Giants
Brodk- Jlyn
New York
Lindstrom
Brooklyn
Dudley
Picinich
Benton
Hogan
Wees Tours
Sf Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Harold Haid
Cardinals
Seton
St. Louis
Donohue
Ash
Gooch
Raidiand Smith
Louis
Ben and Son
Aeelphia
Phillies
Boston Braves
Phiades
Boston
Delaney
Brad i
Syphrer
Collins
Susce
Davis Ameri
Leagle
May
Connie Pmeck
Athletjes
George Zamshayen
Reg Sox
Phila
Earnshaw
Cochrane
Ayden
Berry
Cleveland
Zinn
Sewell
Thomas
Ad Ikins
Autry
Detroit
George Uhte
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Stewart Siman
Ferrell
Lehane
Uhleani
Phillips
New
York
Washington Aoity
Pipgras
Marberry
Tate
Kansas
Sheehan
Petes
Middieton
Rick cMaljen
Lindy and His Bride Seek Secluded Honeymoon After Surprise Marriage
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Morrow kept to seclusion after their secret ceremony. They left Englewood New Jersey with the blue Falcon plane at Roosevelt Field the day after, traveled to Schenectady awaiting a possible upstate honeymoon trip. A pursuing newspaper plane followed, prompting another false start before the mystery of their whereabouts persisted.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Dwight
W. Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Schenectady
Roosevelt Field
Roosevelt. Field
Upstate
Pierely
New Flight Record Claimed at Los Angeles Airport
Herbert J. Fahy's orange Torsoplane reportedly set a distance flight record of 143 05 at Metropolitan Air Airport Los Angeles on May 29 with Miss Marvel-Crosson of Los Angeles said to have reached an altitude of 24 000 feet. Official recognition awaits altitude verification by the Bureau of Standards in Washington under the National Aeronautical Association.
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Metropolitan Air Airport
Los Angeles
Herbert
J. Fahy
Jensen's
Los
Angeles
Wamien
Hold the Sack on Highway Money Facing County Interest Delays
Douglas County officials blame the state highway commission for delays in taking over highway obligations. About 60,000 dollars remains due from state sources for projects last year, with another 40,000 to 50,000 dollars from gasoline taxes awaiting audit. The new highway law requires a full books audit before the state can assume duties, leaving the county to pay continued interest on warrants. County officials press for early audit completion to stop daily interest costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Douglas County
X. J. Kennedy
Harry’ Frazee
Highway ‘Commission
Spe
Federel
Iti
Douglas
New Highway Commission
Toe High J
Given Life Term for Robbery and Assault in Kansas City
George Blanchard, 38, was sentenced to two life terms after pleading guilty to first degree robbery related to an assault. In Baytown, a farmer received 25 years for assault with intent to kill. Three other accomplices drew 50 years each for extortion. Blanchard, linked to a violent gang, burned and mutilated a farmer to force a $200 check signature and was subdued by police during arrest.
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Kansas City
George Blanchard
Baytown
Elassoi
Ralph S. Latshaw
Blanchard
Riche
Farmer
Temperance group formed to oppose Prohibition nation wide
Mrs. Charles H. Sabin of New York leads a new national organization of women to oppose Prohibition. The group plans temporary HQ in New York and immediate state membership drives. It will expose public officers who vote dry but drink wet and will engage politically.
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Chicago
New York
Republican National Committee
Sabin
Althoth Women's _ Christian
Ea Union
Temperance ‘Society
Dabbie
Hoover decline for notaries commissions stirs old Washington tradition
In the Hoover era, critics note the president does not personally sign most notary commissions. About 500 DC residents receive commissions annually, yet many applicants seek the signature for souvenirs rather than duties. Commissions now carry a facsimile signature, with Hoover signing a list only once. An error in yesterday's Jeffries store ad lowered dresses priced at 20c less than expected, the correct price being 75.
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Washington
Hoover
George Washington
District ‘of Columbia
Jeffries
Ines
New York Clearing House Eyes Move to Curb Call Loans
The New York clearing house association considers restricting bank loans in the call money market amid rising volumes by corporations and others. A special meeting Friday will discuss raising placement charges by 0.5 percentage point to 1 percent. The move signals potential early action ahead of the regular October meeting.
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New York
New York Clearing House Association
Lower Auto Insurance Rates In Douglas County
Douglas county enjoys reduced auto theft and overall insurance rates following Kansas Insurance Bureau adjustments. Area C now offers lower premiums than previously, with Nord cars seeing about a 6 percent drop. Local officer Lawrence and C. B. Holmes credit vigilant policing and low theft losses, noting only one unrecovered Lawrence theft in 1928–29.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Kansas Inspection Bureau
Topeka
Ean
Inspection Bureau
C. B. Molmes
Man
Kansas
Holmes
Nord
Kansas City
K. U
St. Louis
Heavy rains boost Kansas crop prospects after floods
Northwestern Kansas received soaking rains from one to nearly four inches in the last 24 hours, with Tribune reporting 3.90 inches the heaviest, and Dresden 2.86 and Goodland 2.36 inches. Lighter rains covered the rest of the state, aiding the crop as soil dried but not yet harmed. Temperatures will reach about 80 this afternoon before a cool down to near 50 in the west and 65 in the east tonight.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal Weather Bureau
Flora
Tribune
Spresden
Goodland
Eureka
Lawrence
Emporia
Manhattan
Wamega
Horton
Western
Entomology Students Picked for Borer Work
Seventeen majors in the department of entomology at the University have been chosen by Dr Hungerford as the school's field work quota for European corn borer control this summer. Early training starts July 8 at Toledo with later work at various posts until about September 17. Names include Leonard D. Tuthill, Jonathan C. Nottingham, Louis F. Cerny, Harold T. Peters, Bennett W. Bubb, LaVere A. Calkins, M. Lynn Butcher, Edwin Gentry, William A. Talbott, G. Gordon Cannon, Murill Lindstrom, Tudor W. Hampton, Thomas W. Youmans, Merle Gish, W. Capps, Leonard A. Wilson, Marion Russell.
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Hungerford
LH. Worthley
United States Department of Agriculture
Toledo
Cio
Leonard D. Tuthill
Jonathan C. Nottingham
Louis F. Cerny
Harold T. Peters
Bennett W. Bubb
LaVere A., Calkins
M. Lynn Butcher
Edwin Gentry
William A. Talbott
G. Gordon Cannon
Murill
Lindstrom
Tudor W. Hampton
Thomas W. Youmans
Merle Gish
W. Capps
Leonard A. Wilson
Marion Russell
Memorial Day Observances in Lawrence and Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence plans Memorial Day activities including a 9 30 a m parade from the Armory on Vermont to Sixth and Massachusetts then to Thirteenth, a program at Oak Hill Cemetery with taps and a firing party, and floral tributes coordinated by GAR committees. Post office and library closures noted. flower donations urged to Court House by 8 a.m. Volunteers needed for parade cars and graves decoration.
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Oak Mill
Armory
Charles A. Richard
B. N. Kuhn
Vermont Street
Sixth
Vermont
Massachusetts
Thirteenth
J. Churchill
Washington Post
G. A
Harry S. Gregg
Owen
Orties
Manle Grove
Ceme J ‘Tery
H. W. Fegert
Franklin
Frank E. Jones
Crace
Pioneer Cemetery
Decorating ideas shown at Lawrence Chamber event
P Errens of St Louis representing Dennison Paper Manufacturing gave a window decorating demonstration in the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce building under the Lawrence Merchants Bureau. About thirty men attended as Errens presented several new crepe paper display ideas and spoke on window advertising.
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Ad, P. Errens
St.Louis
Dennison Paper Manufacturing Company
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Merchants Bureau
Errens
Lawrence boys band to hold first practice tonight
The Lawrence boys band will meet at 7:30 tonight in the senior high school auditorium under director Byron C. Donmyer. Boys wishing to join should attend with instruments and music stands. The Lawrence schools provide larger instruments like drums and basses, with trombones altos and baritones available for loan.
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Lawrence
D'Elock
Byron C. Donmyer
Wismer Returns From Fort Benning Training
Second Lieutenant Raymond W. Wismer of Company M, 137th Infantry, Kansas National Guard, has returned after a three month stay at Fort Benning Georgia where he graduated from the officer infantry training school. He is expected to replace First Lieutenant Chester K. Shore who resigned to pursue newspaper work in Augusta Kansas. Sergeant Leo Shannon is to be commissioned as a second lieutenant.
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Raymond W. Wismer
Co. M
Kansas National Guard
Fort Benning
Wismer
Chester K. Shore
Augusta
Kans
Leo Shannon
Swofford Wins Contest to Be City Manager Assistant
Kansas City May 29 AP Ben Swofford winner of the national high school oratorical contest returns home to thousands of admirers and was named by city manager FE McElroy as summer assistant to the city manager earning 150 dollars a month.
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Ben Swofford Nas
Kansas City
Ben, Swofford
FE. McElroy
Swofford
ASK GOVERNOR TO HELP GET ROOF MARKERS FOR NAVIGATION
Topeka May 39 AP Governor Cistler Reed has been asked by the Daniel Veecoheim fund to promote aeronautics and seek cooperation of Kansas towns for a variations program to obtain roof markers for serial navigation. Twenty two Kansas towns were listed as having failed to operate in the effort including Blue Rapids Bonner Springs Chetopa Concordia Cottonwood Falls Downs Ellinwood Fort Riley Frankfort Frontenac Harpe McPherson Mankto Marysville Mineral Mulvane Oberlin Pleasanton Russell Sabetha Treece Wakeency.
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Topeka
Cistler
Reed Hag
Daniel Veecoheim
Ito
Kansas
Blue Rapids
Bonner Springs
Chetopa
Concordia
Cottonwood Falls
Downs
Ellinwood
Fort Riley
Frankfort
Frontenac
Hese Harpe
McPherson
Mankto
Marysville
Mineral
Mulvane
Oberlin
Pleasanton
Russell
Sabetha
Treece
Wakeency
Lawson to Give Address at Oread School Exercises
The seventh annual commencement for the Oread training school's senior class is scheduled for Monday evening, June 3, at 8 o'clock in the University auditorium. Paul B. Lawson will deliver the address. Awards include the Oread medal, a scholarship honor, and the American history prize. Diplomas will be presented by Dean B. A. Schwegler to a list of named graduates.
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Oread Training School
Paul B. Lawson
K.70
Agen
Oread
Phughters
Ww, Twente
Henry Asher
I B. A. Schwegler
School of Education
K T
Mary Gladys E. Bushone
Robert Green
Ruth Catherine
Donald Ernest Holmes
M. Kapfer
Jiny B. Kernédle
Ané
Mary Alice McGins
Wiliam K.mcnown
James Naismith
Catherine Delano Owen
Noble P. Sherwood, Jr
Andy Wallace H. Taylor
Edwin F. Price
Czardas
Ciao Tonti
Hortense Young
Harv Young
Blackbird
Cyril Scott
Sunbeams
del Riero
Marjorie Housel
Sonrano Harold
Bradley
Paul B
Ion
Edwin F.'Price
Harvest Outlook For Kansas From Weather Bureau Report
The Weather Bureau says wheat harvest will begin by June 15 in Simmer and Cowley counties and by June 20 to 25 over the eastern two thirds of Kansas. Good growing weather persisted, with light showers. wheat heads are forming from Wichita south, alfalfa cutting underway from the Kansas River basin south, corn planting progressing, and strawberries and cherries ripening in southern regions.
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Topeka
Simmer
Cowley
Kansas
Federal Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Wichita South
Kansas River
Kansas Ruiver Basin
Centrali
Oklahoma
Explosion Damages Kansas Refinery Estimate At 50000
An explosion and fire at the Independent Oil and Gas refinery in Kansas City Kansas caused about 50000 in damage. Otto Schultz aged 58 died from burns while attempting to crawl beneath burning gasoline cars. The incident began when a truck unloading gasoline backfired causing the blaze. Dr Robert Stewart Hyer 65 longtime president emeritus of Southern Methodist University died at his home in Dallas Texas. The Kansas Electric Power Co will operate a bus from 7th and Mast to Oak Hill Cemetery from 8 AM to 1 PM tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Kan
Independent Oil and Gas Company
Otto Schultz
Robert S. Hyer
Dallas
Texas
Robert Stewart Hyer
Southern Methodist University
Kansas Electric Power Co
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bishop Waldorf Addresses Haskell Graduates At Alumni Banquet
Bishop E L Waldorf of Kansas City spoke on Life's Help to the Haskell Institute graduating class, with 28 graduates completing the first junior college program. Rain moved the event to the Haskell chapel auditorium. large Lawrence attendance included many returning students and Oklahoma parents. The ceremony featured remarks by Ralph West and Mary Bella Prowell, followed by a combined choir and alumni banquet attended by faculty and graduates, listing first junior college and high school honorees and a long roll of graduates.
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E.l.waldorf
Kansas City
Haskell Institute
Haskell Chall, E .Auditorium
Lawrence
Bishop Waldorf
Haskell
Oklahoma
Waldorf
Spea
Walders
Ralph . West
Fluskeis
Mary Bella Prowell
Haskeil Orchestra
Clara Allen
Ednal Andette
Ada Blakeslee
Dorothy Bluejacket
Nita Jacobs
Mary Jackson
Agnes Jaxon
Ada Kings
Ruchenda Paisane
Lucille Purdy Mary
Bette Prowell
Lillian Savisaver
Peggy Watt
Lucile Woodalls
Hazel Woodall
Leroy Ajiman
Paul Attockine
Turnersonia
Ezra Colbert
Gilbert Marshal
Wilfred McLeod
Frincis Patton
Ray Pike
Lewis Poitras
Joseph Pourier
Louis Skenadore
Hugg’ Weston
Caleb Whitman
Irene Andrews
Bessie Arechambeau
Victoria Aungie
Margaret Barton
Agnes Battese
Catheriine Bel
Betnige Blue
Glorietta’ Brown
Ernestin Gata
Helen Glaymore
Francis ‘Culbertson
Alvina Cummings
Emily Eads
Anna Ellis
Clarabelle Fairbanks
Emma Gardner
Delia Glodeau
Lila Hallet
Margaret Jacobs
Olive Jacobs
Elenora Jésson
Mae Jones
Pearl Jones
Clara LaRoque
Thelma
Luke
Abbie McClammy
Rose McEvery
Estelle Mewherter
Maurice Babby
Curtis Beaver
Robert Bennett
Lonnie Bullis
Guilford Collins
Peter Avis
Robert Doublehead
Sequoyah Fox
James Gird
James Grant
Lewis
Henry
Robert Howe
Max Jones
John la Rone
Hubert Landreth
Jeff Lantle
Ray Leith
sEarnest McClish
McCombs
Vincent ‘Matt
Aus- Means
Robert Means
Francis Baught
Deshway Shirley
Smith Rites at Atchison for Late Major General
Major General Harry A Smith, commander of the 7th corps area, died Sunday in Omaha Nebraska. His body to be taken to Atchison for a evening funeral at First Presbyterian Church led by Rev C K Davis. Eight Atchison businessmen and boyhood friends will be honorary pallbearers. Local flags flown at half mast.
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Atchison. Wang
Harry A Smith
7Th Corps
Omhaha
Nebr
Omaha
C. K. Davis
First Presbyterian Church
Atchison
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