Uprising in Cairo Held in Check by British Forces
Cairo dispatch reports a British officer fatally shot a rioter and wounded three others amid anti-British demonstrations. Police halted a about 1,000-strong crowd from Giza, with 200 officers firing into the march as casualties mount to four dead and many wounded across Cairo and towns like Tantah and Beni Suef. The Wafd party pressed for Nessim’s resignation, fearing continued British influence and seeking constitutional restoration, amid Egypt's push for independence and mixed reactions to Italy’s Ethiopia war.
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Cairo
Egypt
Airo
Giza
Wafid
Tantah
India
Great Britain
Italy
Ethiopia
Wafd
Nahas Pasha
Independence Movement
Nessini
Nessim
Fuad
Samuel Hoare
Britain
First Musical Vespers at Baker campus Centenary Hall
Baldwin City plans a series of Musical Vespers led by Luther Q. Leavengood violin Karl Bratton tenor and Irving Bartley pianist at Centenary Hall on the Baker campus Sunday afternoon November 14 at 4 oclock. The Baker male quartet and college string quartet will also perform during the Vesper hour. Let Butcher explain safe auto track and fire insurance for less. Call him now Ph 892. adv.
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Baldwin City
Luther Q. Leavengood
Karl Bratton
Irving Bartley
Centenary Hall
Baker
The Goose Hangs High at Lawrence High
The Hip and Girl Reserves at Lawrence High present The Goose Hangs High a serio comed y by Lewis Beach December 5 in the school auditorium. Rehearsals are underway with Eunice Jean Perry and a full cast led by Dagmar Samson Smart Noel Joe Bordner and others plus Carl Lavery as business manager Betty Bridges assistant manager and Douglas Anderson stage manager.
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Lawrence
Lewis Beach
Eunice
Jean Perry
Bernard
Warren McCall
Bradley
Bill Collins
Lois
Mildred Ewing
Hugh
Rae Riggs
Dagmar
Samson Smart
Noel
Joe Bordner
Julia
Dorothy Deichert
Granny
Isabel West
Rhoda
Jean Dooley
Day
Joe Lenahan
Kimberley
Frank Gurtler
Ronald
Ralph Allen
Clem
Bob Haynes
Carl Lavery
Betty Bridges
Ann Murray
Jean Williams
Pauline Richards
Douglas Anderson
Gwen Hunt
Nadine Briece
Pose as officers steal two marble machines from Ike Guffin’s Time
Two men posing as police entered Ike Guffin's Time lunch on West Seventh Street yesterday afternoon at about 4. They removed two marble machines, one nearly new worth about 100 dollars and another worth 60. They drove a Ford V8 panel truck with a 1950s county license. One suspect was a heavyset man about 50, in a gray coat and glasses. the other, a 16-year-old with a suede coat and brown pants, appeared of Indian type.
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Ike Guffin
West Seventh Street
Paymaster Tolbert Missing Near Wellington
Paymaster Vernon J. Tolbert in the relief office at Wellington is reported missing since last Monday night after driving into the county to distribute dole checks. He reportedly had five checks totaling under sixteen dollars in his possession when he disappeared.
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Wellington
Kan
Cph
Vernon J. Tolbert
Old Grad's pardon bid and sorority affairs swirl Univ
Arizona convict resumes correspondence with Elizabeth Shearer amid pardon delays. Betty Tholen garners fan mail after AP feature as Pan Hellenic sanctions seven sororities for rush week violations with 9:30 pm closing hours. Fraternity plans and dating bureau rumors color campus social scene as checkers player hints at a graduated date-price scheme across sororities.
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Pan Hellenic
Kappa Alpha Theta
Pi Beta Phi
Chi Omega
Gamma Phi Beta
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Delta
Woman Thrown From Car In Salina Injury Shocks Wife
Mrs Mildred Middiekauff of Vesper Kan was asleep in a car driven by her husband when a door opened on a curve and she was thrown out. She suffered a brain concussion and deep cuts. She regained consciousness at a hospital and was expected to recover, doctors said.
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Salina
Kan
UPI
Mildred Middiekauff
Vesper
Salina inspectors seize 87000 unstamped cigarets in raid
Lawrence vendors who paid fines for similar violations may find a Salina county report reassuring as inspectors shut down fifteen dealers and confiscated 87,000 cigarettes not properly stamped. The Postmaster notes early foreign parcels should mail before November end and sets December 9 as the deadline to Honolulu shipments.
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Salina County
Salina
Roger Williams
Honolulu
Settlement Reached in Sturdy Versus Cudahy Case
A compromise settlement and judgment closed district court actions by Joe and Stella Sturdy against Cudahy Packing and R J Thompson. The August 5 1934 highway collision near Louisburg Kansas involving Thompson’s car led to Mrs Sturdy claiming 30000 for loss of an eye and other injuries and Mr Sturdy claiming 5000 for loss of his wife’s services. The agreed award totaled 750 to Stella Sturdy and 230 plus costs to Joe Sturdy.
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Joe Sturdy
Stella Sturdy
Cudahy Packing Company
R. J. Thompson
Highway 73E
Louisburg
Kan
Thompson
Packing Company
Sturdy
Hugh Means
Postmen to Convene in Lawrence for Annual Convention
Postmasters and rural route carriers from the First and Second districts will gather in Lawrence Saturday for their annual convention. About 100 to 200 registrations are expected, with 57 reservations reported. A 3 p.m. business session precedes a 6:30 p.m. banquet at the Eldridge grillroom. Speakers include Harrison Parkman of Emporia, Washington purchasing agent for the post office department. The event fuses the joint postmasters and Rural Route meeting of the League District Carriers Association.
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Lawrence
Roger Williams
Eldridge
Harrison Parkman
Emporia
Washington
Post Office Department
League District Carriers’ Association
Missouri Fils Schedule Highlights 1936 Football Campaign
Missouri University files completion of talks with Cape Girardeau Teachers College to close the 1936 schedule. Non conference and one intersectional game set against Michigan State in East Lansing on October 17. Other games: Cane Girardeau at Columbia October 1, Kansas State at Manhattan October 10, Iowa State at Columbia October 24, Nebraska at Lincoln October 31, Saint Louis University at St Louis November 7, Oklahoma at Norman November 14, Washington at Columbia November 1. Captains Stevens and Anderson visit the President after a stratosphere flight with details on horizon color and air conditioning performance.
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Columbia
Cape Girardeau Teachers’ College
Missouri University
Michigan State
East Lansing
Mich
Cane Gimrdeau
Kansas State
Manhattan
Iowa State
Nebraska
Lincoln
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Norman
Washington
Nilkans
Sepete
Legislat ors Go Home From Colorado Session
Colorado legislators returned to their homes after advising against a new special session to consider security legislation. Governor Ed C. Johnson said the assemblymen, who had been called to investigate Secretary of State James H. Carr, withdrew impeachment charges and Carr resigned on the eve of his trial. High School Golf Match set between Lawrence and Manhattan teams tomorrow at Lawrence Country Club with Ted Turner as captain and a qualifying round this afternoon.
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Denver
Colorado
Ed C. Johnson
James H. Carr
Carr
Senate
Lawrence High School
Manhattan High School
Ted Turner
Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
Cordley School Hosts American Education Week Program
About 300 parents attended the Cordley school program on Wednesday afternoon as each room presented a child planned demonstration of their school work for their parents.
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Cordley School
Round Table Meeting Tonight at KU Union
The second round table sponsored by the University of Kansas Peace Action committee will be held this evening at 8 o clock in the K U Union building. Several faculty members and other persons are on the speaking program.
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Angel
Delta Zeta
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Omicron Pi
Sigma Kappa
Pan-Hel Judiciary Council
University of Kansas Peace Action Committee
K. U. Union
Thorpe Wins Contest at KU Campus Speaking Night
Bob Thorpe of Wichita won first prize and a silver cup in the eleventh KU campus speaking contest on the subject The Need for Semi- Organized Houses at K U Thorpe previously won the contest with Physical Training Cordell Meeks of Kansas City Kan took second with Horse Sense William Zupanec of Spearville earned third with Cis cus and Side Shows Elizabeth Ann Bush Hutchinson Herman Smith Parsons Donald Johnson Kansas City Mo Robert Hughes Emporia Rolland Welborn Meriden Charles Anderson Neosho Mo were other contestants The event was supervised by Miss Margaret Anderson Judges were Miss Florence Black W Rolland Maddox and E H Taylor
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Bob Thorpe
Wichita
K. U
K. U. Department of Speech and Dramatics
Thorpe
Cordell Meeks
Kansas City
Kan
William Zupanec
Spearville
Elizabeth Ann Bush
Hutchinson
Herman Smith
Parsons
Donald Johnson
Robert Hughes
Emporia
Rolland Welborn
Meriden
Charles Anderson
Neosho
Margaret Anderson
Florence Black
W. Rolland Maddox
E. H. Taylor
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Nelson John Stephens, son of the late Judge N T Stephens, dies after a long illness and is buried at Oak Hill beside his sister May. Forrest Alex Stewart, 46, dies, funeral at Funk chapel with burial at Hubber Hill. Harvey E Mitchell, 76, dies at son’s home. services at Bartlett, burial at Bartlett. H E Davison dies at Baldwin after brief illness. services at Ives Chapel and Oakwood Cemetery burial. Survivors listed for each, including spouses, children, and grandchildren.
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N. J. Stephens
Nelson John Stephens
N. T. Stephens
Stephens
Concordia
May Stephens Green
Elizabeth Stephens Haughey
Leo Eugene Haughey
Oak Hill
Lawrence
Arkansas
Missouri
Elizabeth Caldwell
Stella Macie
Haughey
Nelson T. Stephens
Savannah
Kate Stephens
Oak Hill Cemetery
Carter Harrison
Trinity Episcopal Church
Forrest Alex Stewart
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Funk Chapel
S. T. Ludwig
Hubber Hill
Tonganoxie
Stewart
Vermont Street
Harvey E. Mitchell
Harry Mitchel
B. E. Davison
H. E. Davison
Baldwin
Havin
Ives Chapel
C. E. Holcombe
Oakwood Cemetery
John Davison
Ben Davison
Laura Barber
Perry Bunn
Cleda Davison
Viola Brown
Emporia
Christy pleads guilty in extortion via mail case
Allen Butler Christy seventeen of Tots admitted in federal district court to using the mails for extortion. He sent a threatening letter signed The Vampire to Mrs Greer a wealthy Iola widow demanding fifteen thousand dollars and sentence was deferred temporarily.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Allen Butler Christy
Tots
Federal District Court
Christy
Greer
Iola
Run Over by Own Car in Baltimore
In Baltimore on November 14 Joseph Hanzlik a 52 year old man was run over by his own car while cranking it in gear. He sustained a dislocated hip and was taken to a hospital. Patrolman William Sternagle filed charges of reckless driving.
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Baltimore
Joseph Hanzlik
William Sternagle
Hanzlik
Stocks Rise as Shares Hit New Highs Across Sectors
New York Nov 14 Stocks advanced with gains of one to two dollars per share in many issues. Steels rails and industrials led the rally while optimism spread to commodities with cotton and wheat rising. Bond market and bank clearings also showed improvement as a broad bullish tone persisted.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Bull Forces
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Rumors of Jap Attack Spread Through Chapei
Panic spread through Chapei as rumors of a Japanese attack swirled, thousands fled with possessions toward the foreign enclave after the prior weekend killing of Japanese marine Hideo Nakayam. Japanese bluejackets remained in the Hongez area, and the Kuma cruiser was expected to arrive with Vice Admiral Hyakutake tomorrow.
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Shanghai
Chapei
Hideo Nakayam
Apanese
Hong- Ez
Kuma
Hyakutake
China
Coal producers meet to form district board in Guffey act
Seventy five coal producers from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma gather in Kansas City to elect a district board to implement the Guffey coal act. Few producers sign on citing legal advice and uncertainty about court action against the law.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Blucher
Moderation Push Urges Preventing Prohibition Return
Everett Colby, president of the moderation council, warned at a hotel association convention in Atlantic City that a national educational campaign is needed to stop a new push for liquor prohibition. He warned that the forces of prohibition are on the march again. A separate report from Rio de Janeiro says Brazil's senate approved a reciprocal trade treaty with the United States, following approval by the chamber.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Everett Colby
New York
Council of Moderation
American Hotel Association
United States
Canada
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Roosevelt
Return From The East With National Politics Talk
Mr and Mrs Wayne McCoy returned yesterday from a two week trip through the east visiting New York Philadelphia and Cleveland. They noted Notre Dame Ohio State game in Columbus and reported wide interest in Governor Landon's possible 1936 presidential candidacy.
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Wayne McCoy
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
McCop
Landon
Kansan
Ives Chapel and Baldwin Community Social Notices
Local residents hosted guests from Ottawa Lawrence and Topeka at multiple dinners and visits across Baldwin and Kansas City areas. A community plate supper at Ives Chapel is scheduled for November 21, while Mrs. James Oshel remains seriously ill and others hosted relatives and friends over the weekend.
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J. L. Cunningham
Marlin
Lecompton
Tuesay
Charlie Griffith
Jimmie
Robert Busby
Shockey
Kansas City
Laura Moseley
Kan
Fred Walker
Ann
Leroy
Della Perkins
Sevier Tadlock
Martin Roche Jr
Charlie Wincinger
Irene Hoyt
Ed Pearson
James Oshel
Oshel
Lymn Taylor
Charlie Merchant
Floyd Rutherford
Ottawa
S. N. Rutherford
S. Glen Howard
Lawrence
le Ts Hadley
Revere Suter
Gary
W. R. Suter
Tesla Perkins
Baldwin
Ed Growney
Gint Shalkaskie
Ernest Butell
George Butell
Bobbie
Steve Speicher
Herman Butell
Pat O'Day
Phillip Miller
Frank Lobingier
Virginia Frye
Major Dangerfield
Topeka
George Frye Sun
Forest Hening
Hemming
Dorothy
Lyle
Ives Chapel
Samn Taylor
Ed Huey
Jack
Winfield Scott
Edwin Rice
Longmont
Conn
Doan's Pills Bring Back Relief From Backaches
Many sufferers learn their back pain stems from tired kidneys. Doan's Pills, trusted for decades, help flush the kidney tubes and ease symptoms such as frequent urination, burning, swelling and fatigue. Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills.
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Doan
Look Out Lizzie play to be staged in Wellsville and Spring Creek
Prairie Ci Community club presents the re play Look Out Lizzie at Spring Creek on Wednesday evening and again at the Farmers Union hall Wednesday November 20. Cast includes Mrs. R McConnell Mrs. L L Hadley Mrs. Bob McDaniel Mr and Mrs George Butell William Simpson Donald Miller Earl Mathia. Sandwiches and coffee to follow.
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Mr. Bean
Harry Sammer
Kansas City
George Sammer
Mary van Kuress
Catherine
Ives Chapel
Philomatheon Club
Fulton
Dewey McClay
Geneva
Ottawa
W. R. Sutor
Frances
Margaret
Revere Sutor
Gary
L. and S
Hopewell Club
Earl Black
Mitchell
Phillip Miller
R. G. McConnell
Ernest Butell
Frank Lobingier
Ben Davidson
I. N. Rutherford
L. L. Hadley
Harve Athey
Emma Kalb
Elsie Arthur
Test Your Knowledge seven questions from classified page
Seven questions cover India native state by extent population and politics fathom length of a foot southern Europe river from Black Forest to Black Sea battle where Sir Thomas Picton died buckeye state American born Chinese and Japanese voting rights branch of engineering applying hydrodynamics Good Queen Bess is Elizabeth I which European free city under League of Nations protection and the correct pronunciation of Derby
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Europe
Black Forest Mountains
Black Sea
Thomas Picton
Buckeye
United States
Bess
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