World Trekker Burton Holmes to Speak at University
Burton Holmes world traveller and travel lecturer appears in Lawrence for a campus lecture at the Kox Auditorium tonight. He will recount around the world journeys with colored slides and motion pictures, starting at 8 20 p m, with admission 25 cents and reserved seats 40 cents. student tickets admit to unreserved sections.
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Kox
Lawrence
Holmes
E. H. Lindley
Yoru Gnt
New York
United States
Pacific
Orient
India
Suez Canal
Europe
Victor Acopnatuer
Italy
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Order of the Crown of
Mussolini
Ji Duce
Rome
Isabel the Catholic
Alphonso
Spain
Austrian Republic
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Abyssinia
Atlantic
Ice Found Guilty of Grand Larceny in District Court
Calvin Ice was convicted by a jury of grand larceny for stealing a harness from M F Stone on September 25. The jury valued the harness at 25 dollars, and Ice faces 1 to 5 years in the penitentiary. He will be held at the county jail until sentencing by Judge Hugh Means. The verdict comes as this term’s sole criminal action. civil docket proceedings begin with a $15,000 damage suit involving Hetty Byron versus E Selders over a March 8 car and stock truck crash near the Mud Creek bridge on Highway 40.
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Ice
M. F. Stone
Route 6
Hugh Méans
Hetty Byron
Vermont Street
E. Selders
Alma
Miss Byson
Leo Smith
Selders
Mud Creek Bridge
Highway 40
Lawrence
Footlight Parade extends run at Patee as crowd packs venue
Capacity audiences prompt Patee management to extend Footlight Parade through Thursday. The film features James Cagney as a show producer adding star power and dance demonstrations. Friday and Saturday will showcase The Solitaire Man with Her bert Marshall Elizabeth Allan Jay Robson Lionel Atwill Mary Boland Ralph Forbes. CHAIR FUND PASSES 113 total. contributions total 108 75 plus earlier totals. Lawence Community Club to hear Miss Jamison, county case worker, at Lincoln School tonight.
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Patee
James Cagney
Herbert Marshall
Elizabeth Allan
Jay Robson
Lionel Atwill
Mary Boland
Ralph Forbes
Mary E. Jamison
Lawence
Lincoln School
Repeal Debate Echoes Across Washington November 8
AP reports a flood of commentary on repeal of national prohibition. Anti-Saloon League leader F Scott McBride predicts wets on the defensive and cites Lena Sheppe’s role in framing the 18th Amendment. Senators King Bone Fletcher Johnson Lewin and Cole weigh enforcement, taxation, and state control as repeal unfolds nationwide.
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Anti-Saloon League
F. Scott McBride
Lena Sheppe
Ion
Re Jain
King
Utah
Bone
Wash
Congress
Fletcher
Fla
Representativeohnson
Okla
Lewin D
Cole
Lawrence council on international relations to stage armistice day dramatic
The newly formed Lawrence Council on International Relations plans an Armistice Day program at the high school beginning at 8 pm. Rev Mr Huffman chairs the council interim with a committee including Charles Engvall and others. The Promethean Club will present a one act play The Boy Comes Home while local performers sing a Negro spiritual.
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M Wreekis
Council
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Tela
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Huffman
Friends? Friends
Charles A. Engvall
A Baumgartner
L. E. Sisson
J. G. Stutz
Chubb
Marston McCluggage
F. P. O Brien
P. F. Walker
McGullough
Y.W.C.A
Y.M.C.A
Alice Winaten
Reve Morgan
Sing A. L. Ferri Gora Bryant
Wanda "Paconie
Edwin Price
Promethean Club
Datarian Church
Maia Rianne Ment
Catherine Owen
Dale Underwood
Jean Makepeace
Leslie Yron Mason
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Tin Arts
Legion Drive seeks volunteers for social service canvass
Major W C Koenig of the local Legion calls for volunteers to assist in a social service drive. Report Monday at 7 15 PM to the social service hall at Eighth and Vermont. Car owners should bring their vehicles. others may assist. Koenig praises current cooperation and says canvass can be completed quickly with public help.
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Legion Post
Cotting
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Eighth
Vermont
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Douglas County
ELECT LA GUARDIA CONTINUED DISCUSSION OF HIS FUTURE
The piece notes La Guardia’s uncertain retirement amid turmoil in New York City governance. It cites Alfred E. Smith’s absence, opposition from Wagner, and speculation on leadership stability after Hofstadter committee revelations and Walker’s resignation. It compares potential fall to Boss Croker and Murphy versus Purroy Mitchel’s 1914 mayoral victory.
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Smith
United States
Robert F. Wagner
Tin Box
Hofstadter Commi
Walker
Boss
Dick” Croker
Charles F. Murphy
John Purroy Mitchel
More Turkeys Available and Price Will Be Less
Turkeys are more plentiful and prices lower for Thanksgiving in the Kansas City area. Dealers report increased supply as farmers seek quick sales amid high feed costs. Dressed birds expected at 20 to 28 cents a pound. live weight to producers 8 to 12 cents, down from 10 to 14 last year. Kansas, Missouri, northern Oklahoma and southern Nebraska sources report a bumper crop likely twice as large as previous year.
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Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas City
Births and family notes from Memorial Hospital scene
A son was born this afternoon to Mr and Mrs A B Allerton at Memorial Hospital 211 Tennessee Street. Hosford has returned from a two weeks visit with his daughters Mrs Ralph Graham and Miss Ruby Hosford of Kaw Okla The latter was in hospital with an infected tooth but has since recovered.
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Memorial Hospital
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Ralph Graham
Ruby Hosford
Kaw
Oklo
Freshman Elections at KU Seen Peaceful Amid Ballot Shift
University of Kansas students discuss tomorrow's freshman class poll party amid a move from mass meeting to secret Australian ballot. Pachacamacs and Orcad Kayhawks tout bigger Freshman Frolics and representative government while a glee club mishap delays a talk by Wisconsin official Dr. E G Doudna after a bottle of white lightning crashes at his feet.
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State Teachers Association
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North Pole weights vs equator joke sparks class giggle
The article recalls a classroom episode where a student answered why people at the North Pole weigh more than at the equator. She quipped that it’s because they must wear more clothes for the cold. The piece also notes a car fire caused by smoking girls leading to a doorstep rebuff.
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Equator
K. U
Saap
Public Invited University Recital Tomorrow
University students present a fine arts recital featuring violin pieces by Kreutzer Prokofiev and Rigaudon, piano works by Chopin Schubert and Lied arrangements, with performers Mildred Allen Wilson Stockwell Margaret McNown Ruth Stockwell and others at Sab rane venue.
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Cudenty
Rey
Smanlong
Ville
Aranshires Wilson
Sicilienne
Rigaudon
Ancoeur
Senate Debates KU Calendar For 1934 35
Senate discussed the University of Kansas academic year 1934 35 calendar at length and adjourned to next Tuesday. The examination and registration schedule and a proposed 19 84 start date drew debate, with amendments extending the fall and spring terms and adjusting holidays and exam periods.
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University of Kansas
Senate
Guy Smith
Bro
Peaster
Joseph Granger
Emers
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