Leader of riots arrested in London hunger march
W A L Hannington communist organizer behind the unemployed hunger march in London was arrested on inciting mutiny charges and held at Bow Street. Detectives seized office records and another man was jailed for distributing seditious literature. Police feared further demonstrations and clashes around Trafalgar Square and Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. A. L. Hannington
Bow Street
Hyde Park
Trafalgar Square
Hannington
House of Commons
National “Hunger Army
Trafalgar
Buckingham Palace
King
Whitehall
Floyd Robs A Bank In Sallisaw Oklahoma
Three men robbed the Sallisaw State Bank, taking an employee with them. Witnesses identify Charles Floyd and George Bird well as two of the robbers. Deputy Sheriff Bert Cotton led a posse east on U S 64 toward Fort Smith while authorities pursued toward mountain country east of Sallisaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallisaw
Okla
Charles
Pretty Boy
Colorful uniforms set for Kansas versus Notre Dame game
Autumn sun greets a Kansas versus Notre Dame gridiron clash at Memorial Stadium. Notre Dame from South Bend will sport green jerseys with gold silk pants blue socks and brown helmets with a brown stripe. Kansas will wear red jerseys khaki pants and blue helmets with white stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Notre Dame
Memorial Stadium
Ramblers
South Bend
Weather forecast and local notes with scarce details
Forecast for Kansas appréc, fair tonight and Wednesday with slight warmth in southeast. Morning clear skies, roads listed as good. Observations show 7 pm temperature 38, 7 am 30, noon 52, with missing highs and lows. Local notices mention a constable petition and a candidate slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Douglas County
Brazil deports 78 who figured in revolt
Rio de Janeiro November 1 AP police named the leaders of a failed three month revolt and ordered the deportation of 78 men including generals editors and political figures. The exiles left on the Pedro Primero Sunday night aboard a vessel with 120 marines and 50 soldiers bound for Portugal. They will transfer at another Brazilian port to continue to Europe. Arthur Bernardes Borges de Medeiros and Pedro de Toledo were to be deported later. They are prisoners at Bernardes’s summer palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Pedro Primero
Portugal
Europe
Arthur Bernardes
Brazil
Borges de Medeiros
Rio Grande Do Sul
Pedro de Toledo
Sao Paulo
Summer Palace
Bernardes
Traffic Bureau proposed for Lawrence shippers at Chamber luncheon
C L Lockwood a rate and traffic expert outlined a plan to establish a local traffic bureau under the Chamber of Commerce. The bureau would hold all rail tariffs, audit freight bills to recover errors, and share half the recovered sums with the shipper while funding the bureau. If supported, Lockwood would contact major shippers to gauge backing for the bureau. A milk ordinance postponement proposal was also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffic and Transportation Bureau
Lawrence Shippers
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
C.L. ‘Lockwood
Lockwood
Tye
City Commission
I. J. Meade
Lawrence
State Board of Health
Local Politics Nears End Ahead of Election Week
Campaign activity intensifies in Douglas County as Republicans and Democrats run full tickets. Rallies and meetings are planned through the final days before voting. Lawrence city registration exceeds 10 000, the largest ever, with city officials finalizing counting and receiving boards and polling places across fifteen precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Douglas County
Lawrence
Lawrence High Team Competes in Potato Judging Topeka
Lawrence High School sent a team of eight boys under vocational agriculture instructor W. R. Essick to Topeka to compete in the Kansas Potato Show judging contest. Team members include Charles Lindell Paul Perkins Art Leonhard Harold Brune Doyle J. Reed Raymond Schaake Delbert Richardain and Bob Gorrill with J A Ferrell acting as county accompani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Essick
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
Charles Lindell
Paul Perkins
Leonhard
Harold . Brune
Doyle J. Reed
Raymond Schaake
Delbert’ Richardain
Bob Gorrill
J.-A
Mr. Essick
I Earl T. Black
County Comener
Pol
Money Mysteries and the Treasury Public Address
Major Walter O Woods United States treasurer spoke at the all University convocation in the K U auditorium. He traced money issues from the pre federal reserve era to the present noting more money circulates but bank credit measures prosperity. He recalled a 200 million dollar loan to England via credit balances and discussed the moratorium and Reconstruction Finance Corporation aiding banks after 500 failures. He raised whether veterans deserve thirteen years of unearned interest and invited students to visit the treasury in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Walter O. Woods
United States
all-University
K. U
J. Woods
Woods
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
England
Spain
U. S
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Thirty-Nine at Work on Relief Projects
Workmen widen Massachusetts street in front of Lawrence high school with a fifteen foot extension on the east side. A six foot sidewalk will run at the curb edge. Thirty-nine men labor on relief projects including tree trimming and cemetery cleanup. County relief chairman J L Constant notes wood requests must be earned and that exemptions apply only to those unable to cut. A Kansas City businessman cites Alf Landon as governor likely after surveying state politicians. John Callahan runs for Clerk of the District Court on taxes in Douglas County. Political notices: Greenfield for Probate Judge and Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence High School
Bas
County Federal Relief Committee
Balleteerit
Massachusetts
Relief Committee
J. L. Constant
Constant
Landon
Sweden Hears Princess Ingrid Will Marry Rumor of Engagement
Stockholm reports speculate Princess Ingrid of Sweden will become engaged to Prince George of Wales or the Prince of Wales with announcements possible November 11 in London. Rumors swirl as Ingrid visits London and Sweden while George gains favor. pageantry and peerage talk surrounding December 20 for another royal title.
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Sweden
Ingrid
Prince George
Walesa
Stockholm
Prince of Wales
London
Gustaf Adolf of
Sibylle
George
Wales
Duke of Connaught
England
University Concert to Feature Hall Johnson Negro Choir
The Hall Johnson's Negro choir will perform at 8:26 tomorrow evening in the K U auditorium as the thirtieth annual University Concert course opens. The program centers on spirituals and includes secular pieces such as St James Infirmary Blues and Carry Me Back to Ole Virginny. Season tickets go on sale at the box office tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Johnson’ Negro Choir
K. U
St. James Infirmary
Ole Virginny
Hammer
John Henry
Amp Fontainine
City speeches and rallies on alcohol, politics, and prohibition
Rev Joseph Boyd spoke to Douglas County city schools on alcohol and nicotine effects, with future talks in Baldwin Eudora Lecompton and more. Republicans held a large rally in Orpheum theater featuring Ben Paulen Guyer and Alfred Landon. Guyer schedule covered Lecompton Big Springs Stull Clinton Eudora Vinland Lone Star Worden. Baldwin gathering at 8?45. Dr Charles Sheldon Topeka spoke in North Lawrence on prohibition. S M Brewster to broadcast on WREN. Clinton rally with George Melvin and Mrs Carter.
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Joseph Boyd
First Christian Church
Coffeyville
Boyd
Douglas County
Wc. T. A
Baldwin
Eudora
Lecompton
Orpheum
Ben Paulen
U.S. Guyer
Alfred Landon
Paulen
United States
Guyer
Landon
Cal Ward
Saline
Farmers Union
James W. Anderson
Onty Central Committee
Ward
Big Springs
Stull
Clinton
Vinland
Lone Star
Worden
Republican
Lawrence
Inoon
Charles Sheldon
Topeka
M. E
North Lawrence
Houses Fall Into Bay at Broad Channel Storm
A strong storm swept Jamaica Bay Broad Channel, blowing several bungalows off stilts into the water. Dozens were forced into the bay, and a fire broke out among the collapsed structures. About a dozen occupants received minor injuries from the wreckage and rescue crews treated them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jamaica Bay
Broad Channel
Condition improves for KU football player Ross Marshall
Ross Marshall of the University of Kansas football squad was reported improving slowly at the university student hospital with bronchial pneumonia. Dr. R. I. Canuteson said he may stay in the hospital for another week. Marshall, a sophomore from Olathe, is listed as ill. Chanute reduces gas rates 12 percent. city rates now range 30 to 45 cents per thousand cubic feet, with each class cut by five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Marshall
University of Kansas
University
Marshall
R. I. Canuteson
Olathe
Chanute
Kan
City Commission
Nevada declares state bank holiday until November 12
Lieutenant Governor Moreley Griswold, acting for absent Governor Balzar, proclaims a state wide bank and business holiday through November 12 to protect depositors and the public. President Hoover is informed that the Reconstruction Corporation has sent two investigators to Nevada to study financial needs before any requested funds are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
White House
B. Balzar
Nevada
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Mrs Reineke Injured in Fall at Kansas City Home
Mrs L J Reineke mother of Mrs W C Simons slipped from a chair edge Sunday evening in Kansas City and broke her left hip. She was taken to St Joseph's hospital for rest and is reported resting comfortably. She is 89 and lives with her daughter Miss Blanche Reineke the photographer. Hoover to Speak in St Paul campaign address announced for next Saturday night with local radio tease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Reineke
W. C. Simons
Kansas City
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hoover
St. Paul
Minn
Claude MacKenzie
Crowd Flock Expected for Kansas Notre Dame Game
Anticipating a record turnout for the Kansas Notre Dame football game, Dr. F C Allen and KU athletic staff prepare Friday for inbound crowds. Advance ticket sales exceed 23 000 with estimates of 35 000 in attendance, while many orders arrive by mail and phone. Reserved seats cost 3 30. a sky writing salute to Notre Dame is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Allen
K. U. Athletic
Allen
Dr. Allen
Oklahoma
Wichita
Atchison
Pittsburg
George Nettles
Kansas
Toneka
Lawrence
Cere George Callahan
James Patterson
Chicago
Lyle S. Powell
Notre Dame
Clothing drive aids city social service store
With cold weather arriving the social service salvage store at 837 Vermont Street reports an overflow of requests for underwear for children and adults. An immediate appeal for donations of underwear, house dresses, baby clothing, and two mattresses was issued as workers note widespread dress shortages and school absences due to insufficient clothing. Mrs. Elizabeth Tuttle is coordinating donations.
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Social Service
Vermont Street
Elizabeth Tuttle
Democratic meeting set at old Turner Hall Ninth and Rhode
A Democratic meeting will be held tomorrow night at old Turner Hall at Ninth and Rhode Island streets. Frank W McDonald, president of the Douglas county Democratic central committee, will preside and introduce all Democratic candidates for local offices. Kamias Pioneer Dead James Lee, 89, longtime Ottawa county leader, died Monday night at his home southwest of Minneapolis Kansas. He served as Ottawa county leader for 63 years and is survived by a son and three daughters. Local obituary notice and contact Phone 149.
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Turner Hall
Ninth
Rhode ‘Tal ‘ Land Streets
Frank W.mcdonald
Douglas County
Democratic Central ‘Committee
Minneapolis
Kan
James Lee
Otttawa
County
Young Democrats to stage pre election radio rally
Frank W. McDonald announces a radio rally by the Young Democrats of Kansas the night before the general election. Speakers include Howard Payne from Olathe Gov. Harry Woodring at Leavenworth and Guy Helvering at Topeka with other county chairmen. broadcast 8:30 to 9 p m Monday on WREN Lawrence and WIBW Topeka aired nationwide by remote control.
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Young Democrats of
Kansas
Frank W. McDonald
McDonald
Wren
Lawrence van Wibw
Toneka
Howard Payne
Olathe
Harrison B Parkman
State
Democratic Central Committee
Emporia
Guy T. Helvering
Topeka
Harry Woodring
Leavenworth
Mr. McDonald
Lawrence
McDonaldiill
Needy Families Realize Advantage of Wood Yard
Needy families in Lawrence benefit from the municipal wood yard as eleven loads of cord wood were hauled away yesterday and ten men worked this morning. Foreman J E Frye says residents are realizing the service and many will seek free stove wood. Four home deliveries were arranged for families lacking cutters. Seven transients earned meals by chopping wood for an hour, and one man is chopping to work off a city fine. Dean Swarthout of the KU school of fine arts returned from Cincinnati after meetings with the National Association of Schools of Music Curriculum Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E. Frye
Lawrence
PD. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Association of Schools of Music
Eugene Goosen
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati Woodwind
Symphony Orchestra
Dean Swarthout
Merry Mount
Howard Hanson
Eastman School of Music
Baptist Minister Takes Up Duties in Lawrence
The Rev. C. C. Cunningham became pastor of the First Baptist Church in Lawrence succeeding Rev. J. F. Watts. He brings extensive Missouri experience and will begin mid week services at 7 30 PM. The Cunninghams live at 808 Tennessee street with four children and a nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C Cunningham
Lawrence
First Baptist Church
C. C. Cunningham
J. F. Watts
Mr. Cunningham
Young Peorie
Missouri Baptist General Association
Cunningham
Bates Baptist Church
Kansas City
Missouri
William Jewett College
Kirkaville State Teachers College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Arkansas
C. H. L. Cunningham
Warrensburg
Kirksville
Young Peoples
St. Joseph
Columbia
Columbia Baptist Building Program
Bales Baptist Church
Bales Church
Kingdom of God
Tennessee Street
Irvin K.deer
Kansas City Council of Churches
Cunninghams
Chester B
Laura Alice
Coulter
Lawrence High School
Mariana
Charles Fowler
University
School of Medicine
Program at High School Tonight in Lawrence Auditorium
A mixed program by Lawrence Junior High students will be held at 7 30 tonight in the Lawrence High School auditorium. The student council chairs the event with orchestral selections, glee clubs, a dramatics class play, a ninth grade tap number, xylophone duet, and gymnastic routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Byron C. Donmyer
Lee Club
Mabel Barnhart
Dramatica
Mildred Kirkham
Emma Howe
Frank Gurtler
Thomas Gerhart
A. R. Perry
Combin
Barnhart
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St. James’ Palace
Parliament Buildings
W. A. UL. Hannington
Floyd
WR Caulk
Petiti
Fritz Meym
Stave
Ady
Amas
Fight Lawrence High
Money Nerve Center
Kansas Trip
Woodring
Brinkley
Alf Landon
John Callahan
Deugias County
Erry Gaskill
WA. Greenfield
Ada
Hall Johnson
Jesus
Ezekiel
St. James Tatirmary
Heaven
John
Landon -Alec
Rose Marshall
Arizona
W.C. Simons
University. Coal Co
Old Turner Hall
NEW Baptist
Young Democrats
M'Donald
E. A. Cornell
Theo. Charlton
Constable
Adm
C.C. Cunningham
New Nighet Hall
Hamilton
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