Borah Warns Republicans Against Returning to Monopolies
Washington May 29 Senator Borah issued a broad warning to his party against yielding to corporate power before the Cleveland convention. He said the Republican party fights for its life as monopolistic oil interests drain energy and influence delegates may shape the outcome. He urged voters to favor candidates over platforms and noted independents face oil behemoths in the race.
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Washington
Borah
Cleveland
Standard Oil
United States
Standard Oil Company
Republican Party
Aoa
Roy Breithaupt Enters the Commissioner Race
Roy Breithaupt a well known farmer in Palmyra township seeks the Douglas county commissioner seat from the second district as a Republican. He lives in the Clearfield neighborhood on a 240 acre farm eight miles south of Eudora and has served as school board treasurer and county Wheat Allotment association treasurer. He was precinct committeeman from Vinland and ran a strong race four years ago. The second district includes Wakarusa Palmyra and Eudora townships. Three Republicans compete for the nomination H B Peaks announced yesterday and Earl Black plans reelection.
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Roy Breithaupt
Palmyra
Douglas County
Clearfield
Eudora
Breithaupt
County
Vinland
Wakarusa
H. B. Peaks
Earl Black
Ten Police Court Cases Heard by Judge Don Hults
Ten cases were heard by Judge Don Hults in police court this morning. Eight resulted in fines or bonds forfeited, two defendants were excused. Several defendants paid small fines for parking violations, while two were excused on over parking and wrong parking charges. A separate item notes a Jayhawk 4-H club meeting at White School House reorganizing with new officers and members. Chancellor Lindley of Kansas University delivered the commencement address at McPherson College.
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Don Hults
I. C. Stephenson
C. F. Hardtaker
Joe Traylor
Leroy Harris
Eukie Gray
Martin Jost
Claude Scott
Ted Chapman
Charlie Taton
L. J. Wiley
Jayhawk 4
McPherson
E. H. Lindley
K.U
McPherson College
Lindley
Tulsa University
Butcher
Test Your Knowledge Quiz from Classified Page
Question set asks about sea belonging to Ionian Sea, author of Lame Duck amendment, John Lingard, heavier metal gold or platinum, Fargo state, doform word, Harvard location, first American Red Cross president, Duke of Wellington sobriquet, and a large French sea port city on the Strait of Dover.
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Ionian Sea
John Lingard
Fargo
Harvard University
Red Cross
Duke of Wellington
Strait of Dover
Betty Lou McFarland Leads Spectacular Walk at KU
Betty Lou McFarland of Topeka walked across the KU Union area in brown shorts blouse and slippers to a fountain for a Coke, drawing cheers from checker players and Union loungers. The incident caps a lively year at the KU Union with dances, exams, and new color schemes in the recreation room.
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Union
Betty Lou McFarland
Topeka
Pi Beta Phi
K. U
K. U. Union
Betty Lou
Vacation philosophy urged by KU engineer dean
Dean George C. Shaad of the University of Kansas School of Engineering and Architecture advocates a brief period of just play during vacations. The article in The Kansas Engineer argues vacations should be two weeks at minimum, taken consecutively, with a change of occupation sometimes serving as recreation. He cites rest for students, reading for college men, and leisure for older adults, concluding with a fishing trip log as illustration.
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George C. Shaad
University of Kansas School of Engineering and Architecture
the Kansas Engineer
K. U
Dean Shaad
Dean Shand
Minnesota
Plans for Summer Music Classes at Lawrence High
C. G. Vermilion, Lawrence grade schools instrumental music instructor, will begin summer rehearsal classes at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning June 2 in the high school auditorium. A junior band and orchestra for students up to sixth grade will be formed. Some instruments available for child use. all parents and children invited to attend.
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C. G. Vermilion
Lawrence
Hyde children undergo tonsilectomies at Memorial Hospital
Three Hyde sisters Martha Ann and Jane daughters of Mr and Mrs M F Hyde 2100 New Hampshire street had tonsilectomies this morning.Sue Trueblood five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs M E Trueblood 1621 New Hampshire street also had a tonsilectomy.Tom Patchen 322 Elm street was taken to Memorial Hospital last night.
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Martha
Ann
Jane Hyde
M. F. Hyde
New Hampshire Street
Sue Trueblood
M. E. Trueblood
Tom Patchen
Elm Street
Pinchot Praises Landon as Progressive Hope for GOP
Gifford Pinchot former Pennsylvania governor arrived in Topeka after a visit with Alf Landon. He predicted Landon would win a respectable number of votes from the Pennsylvania delegation at the Republican National Convention. Pinchot called Landon progressive and said the coming election will hinge on progressives and independents with issues including farmers relief social security and unemployment aid.
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Topeka
Kan
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Pinchot
William Allen White
London
Landon
Cleveland
William E. Borah
Endorse Alf Landon by Kansas Young Republicans
Topeka May 29 Younger Republican members of Kansas first district fully endorsed Gov Alf M Landon for the presidency and urged John Hamilton as national chairman They also backed Arthur Capper W P Lambertson Will Beck Fred Seaton and Henry A Bubb Speakers assailed Roosevelt era policies calling for freer government and warning of alphabetic era goose stepping amid farm unrest Robert Snowden presided at the convention.
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Topeka
Kansas
Alf
M. Landon
United States
John Hamilton
Arthur Capper
W. P. Lambertson
Will T. Beck
Fred A. Seaton
Manhattan
Henry A. Bu
Benjamin Franklin
To‘peka
Robert Snowden
Atchison
High School Senior Elaine Davis To Receive Diploma In Hospital
Elaine Davis, ill with pneumonia, will be awarded her high school diploma in the hospital today before the commencement exercises. Parsons officials arranged to deliver the diploma to Miss Davis prior to the graduation ceremonies in which her classmates will receive theirs.
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Parsons
Kan
Elaine Davis
Miss Davis
Market News: Wheat and grain futures slip on regulation
Washington announced a new commodity exchange bill with strict grain futures rules. Wheat futures fell over a cent, July wheat down to 4 cents, while July corn and oats showed mixed moves. Open interest and daily totals reported for wheat and corn. Livestock, produce, and potato markets in Kansas City and Chicago also described with prices and trends.
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Chicago
Washington
Senate
Commodity Exchange
Kansas City
Car Theft Report In Lawrence: Master Sedan Recovered
Vernon H. Smith reported his Chevrolet Master sedan stolen from Union Depot in Kansas City. The car was recovered at Eighth and Troost, found stripped of wheels and accessories. A grocer joked about keeping new potatoes in his parlor as they sold for 50 cents a peck.
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Vernon H. Smith
Kansas City
Union Depot
Eighth
Troost
Dismissal of Army Judge Advocate General Officer
Washington May 29 UPI Colonel Joseph I McMullen of the army judge advocate general's department was summarily dismissed after conviction in the District of Columbia supreme court for receiving compensation for services to private individuals outside his official duties. The action followed a prior court martial conviction for accepting rewards as an outsider. McMullen was also convicted in a civil court of giving legal help for pay to a company opposing a tariff bill in Congress, and was sentenced to imprisonment and a fine, which he has appealed.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph I. McMullen
Army Judge Advocate General's Department
Army
District of Columbia Supreme Court
War Department
McMullen
Congress
KU Class of 1886 Golden Anniversary Reunion
Twelve members of the KU class of 1886 are expected for a golden anniversary reunion during University commencement week. The event, set for Sunday June 7 in the KU Union building, will be attended by Prof. and Mrs. Olin Templin and 10 others from various cities including Lawrence, New York City, Holton, Kansas City, Oakland, Ann Arbor, Seattle, Fairbury, and Vliet.
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K. U
K. U. Union
Olin Templin
Henry Albach
Harriet Haskell MacDonald
Lawrence
Richard Birbeck
New York City
Harlan F. Graham
Holton
Solon T. Gilmore
Kansas City
Frank T. Oakley
Death of David Hotchkiss 76 at Walnut Street Home
David Hotchkiss 76 died Friday at his home 820 Walnut Street. Survived by wife Mary Hotchkiss. Funeral services Monday at 2 30 PM from St Luke AME Church with Rev B R Ross presiding. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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David Hotchkiss
Walnut Street
Mary Hotchkiss
St. Luke A. M. E
B. R. Ross
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pentecost Observed at Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran will observe Pentecost with candlelit night service at 7 45 and administration of the Lord's Supper. A large class of young people will be confirmed and confess faith after instruction by Rev. C A Puls. Morning service will feature a special sermon by the pastor.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
C. A. Puls
Bandits Driven From Haledon Bank By Tear Gas
Bandits attempted a hold up at the Haledon national bank in New Jersey but fled without loot after a bank employee triggered tear gas from a concealed lever. The incident occurred May 29 as authorities reported the failed robbery and no injuries.
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Haledon
N. J
Haledon National Bank
Surgeons Save Pedigreed Dog in Tampa Operation
In Tampa surgeons Pi Two are credited with saving a pedigreed English setter by removing a spoon swallowed by the dog. The spoon, as described by the surgeon, was lodged crosswise in the stomach. A second item notes a tuberculosis clinic is set for Memorial hospital next Monday with Dr. C. F. Taylor of Norton leading the event, asking patients to use the west entrance.
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Fla.Pi
Douglas County Tuberculosia Association
Memorial Hospital
C. F. Taylor
Norton
Ana Clipes
Marriage Licenses Issued in Court House
Marriage licenses have been issued in the court house to Walsie Wyman and Helen Mooney both of Kansas City Kansas and H D Shortt and Arlene E Millard both of Wamego Kansas.
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Court House
Walsie Wyman
Helen Mooney
Kansas City
Kan
H. D. Shortt
Arlene E. Millard
Wamego
Wall Street Bulls Lift Stocks Before Holiday
New York May 29 AP Steep gains in favored issues lifted the market in a quiet pre holiday session. Transfers around 760000 shares. News interpreted as good with late profit taking. Senate finance committee approved a revenue bill raising top income tax and corporate rates. Notable gainers included Case Monsanto Chemical Commercial Credit U S Steel Bethlehem National Steel and more.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Senate Finance
J. J. Case
Monsanto Chemical
Commercial Credit
National Supply
Associated Drymonds
Dame
3Intyre
Porcupine
National Steel
Hiebhlehem
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Great Northern
New York Central
Northern Pacific
M.E.T. Preferred
Continental Can
Westinghouse
Utilities Fail To Move On TVA Court Challenge
The report notes utilities delayed replying about plans to start a new court attack on the TVA while motors show only modest improvement. Bond prices rise as commodities stay steady, wheat gains, corn slips, and gold currencies hold. The pound nears the 5 mark and the Holland rate rises to 3 percent to curb gold outflow. Freight car loading shows a small seasonal uptick, earnings and dividends draw investor attention, and broker loans fall while bank loans fall, with Commerce predicting robust April dollars in financing news.
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TVA
Corm
Holland Bank
Netherlands
Department of Commerce
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