Unrest in China Breaks Out Anew Across Regions
Reports from Shanghai and Nanking describe renewed clashes along the Tientsin to Pukow railway and in Hankow Wuchang and Hanyang areas. Nationalist forces suffer heavy losses while U S gunboats patrol Yeungkong amid labor unrest and martial law in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Pankow
Nanking
Wuehan
Hankow
Wuehang
Hanyang
Shanghai
Mikwang
Genral Ho
Ying Ching
Sun Chuan- Fang
Avaz
Yeungkeng
Twin
Li Chai
Longworth Calls For Repeal Of Excise Tax
The House methods committee and congress weigh fiscal reform with Longworth urging repeal or reduction of excise taxes including sales tax on autos and entertainment. He favors lowering corporate and surtax rates, and suggests using treasury figures as a baseline for any tax cut, while the chamber proposes maximum relief. A separate note covers weather temps and an acquittal in a murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorth
Congress
Chamber of Committee of the
United States
Ways and Means
Treasury
Chamber
Longworth
Stills Found Hidden in Caves in Trego County
Three large stills were discovered in separate cave entrances west of Salina Kansas by Sheriff Spitsnaugle and deputies. Small hoses led liquor to customers, with kegs and sugar found nearby. The operation reportedly originated at Ness County authorities seeking a source for liquor entering the region. No arrests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kas
Spitsnaugle
Trego County
Here
Ness County
Yvea
Lawrence preschool health center committee elected in city health office
The Lawrence executive committee of the preschool health center met in the city health department. Officers named include Mrs. Seba Eldridge as chairman Dr. Florence Brown as vice chairman and medical examiner Miss Electa Kindelsperger as secretary Mrs. W. O. Hamilton as treasurer and finance chief Dr. J. R. Bechtel as medical director and several others as directors and ex officio representatives. The center will hold Friday sessions at city hall except on the last Friday each month. The program aims to health examine every child before school and record findings for transfer to public schools, with emphasis on early detection and prevention of defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Prechool Health Center
City Health Department
Seba Eldridge
Ex- Ions
Florence Brown
Electa Kindelsperger
Teasurer
W. 0. Hamilton
R. Bechtel
O'Brien
L. H. Menger
Minnie Scott
Bureau of Child Research
Florence Brown Sherhon
W. W. Curfman
City Beattie
E. R. Keith
R. C. Rankin
City Norse
Jinnie Scott
Florence Brown Sherbon
J. R. Bechtel
Ray Beamer
Anthony Returns Home After Tucson Stay For Health
Rep D R Anthony of the first Kansas district is back in Leavenworth after a year in Tucson Arizona for health reasons. He reports slight improvement and plans to seek a Mayo Clinic consultation in Rochester Minnesota then proceed to Washington. A separate item notes a hung jury ends the John Hinman robbery trial in Cherryvale, with a January retrial set in the Independence division. An informal Homecoming reception for late-arriving furniture decorations is planned for Memorial Union with WSGA and Men's Student Council involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
D. R. Anthony
Congress
Kansas
Tucson
Ariz
Tam
Mr. Anthony
Mao Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Washingon
Memorial Union
Wisga
Counci
Kansas Forecast Summary From Fragmented OCR Entry
Weather forecast fragment notes variably cloudy tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Cities Salina and Kansas City show clear or partly cloudy conditions while Topeka and surrounding areas are cloudy. Regional routes reported good travel conditions with some rough spots. Temperatures at 7 am yesterday and today, noon today, and today’s max and min are partly captured.
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Kansas
Westher
Salina
Arkansas
Emporia
Topeka
Excey Pittshore
Douglas Wountye
Guaranty Fund To Cover At Eudora
Ten Kansas State Banks in liquidation will be able to pay in full holders of certificates against the State Bank Guaranty Fund as findings by Special Commissioner C. Bloss of Winfield set for final court review. About 24 banks filed claims totaling roughly 6 million dollars. after already ordered claims, around 700 thousand dollars remains for distribution from 52 thousand claims affecting individuals and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
State Bank Guaranty Fund
State Supreme Court
C. Bloss
Winfield
Bloss
Roy L. Bone
Tiga Fon
Supreme Court
Parlington State Bank
Farlington
Runnymede State Bank
Runnymede
State ‘Bank of
Endora
Farmers State Bank
Washington
Jails Summit
Kansas Bank
Atarte Bank of
Sennteville
Notes State Bank
Lanoyer
Lane
I Dwight State Bank
Deight
Ners State Bank
Stithia
Alex State Bank
Gridley
Atomie State Bank
Osawatomie
State Bank
Arkansas City State Bank
Larned
Mers State Bank
Zenda
Tizens State Bank
Bartlett
State Bank of
Peck
Exchange State Bank
Ranenolts
Viola State Bank
Viola
Spring Hil
Er’ Lifes Res
Turkey Run Fraternities Enter 120 Runners
Thirteen fraternities enter the annual Homecoming turkey run scheduled for Saturday at 9 40 am. Runners start at the stadium and finish near the Bowersock mill around 10 15. Prizes include turkey horse duck and a hen for the first four fraternities. A massachusetts street performance follows the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock Mill
Drord and Bogle Corps
Massachusetts
Alph Kappa Lambda
Phi Kappa Psi
Pi Kappa Alpha
Phi Delta Theta
Pi Upsilon
Delta Tau Delta
Phi of Delta
Sigma Nu
Delta Aigma Lambda
Delta Trilon
Cacia
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Kapa
Igh
$100000 Pavilion Is Constructed for Pittsburgh Wedding
Miss Sarah Cordelia Mellon and Alan Magee Scaife wed at East Liberty Presbyterian Church in a ceremony paired with a vast reception in a $100,000 pavilion on the Mellon estate. The postnuptial celebration drew over 1,600 guests amid artificial moonlight and tropical gardens as Rev. Dr. Hutchison officiated. The bride is the Mellon family daughter and niece of Andrew W. Mellon. the groom hails from a prominent Pittsburgh family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
America
Sarah Cordelia Mellon
Alan Mageé Scaife
Miss Mellon
Richard B. Mellon
Andrew W. Mellon
Seaife
James W. Seaife
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
East
Stuart Nye Hutchison
Storm Hammers Washington Injures Many In Sudden Blast
A cyclonic storm struck Washington and nearby areas injuring several and destroying roofs and buildings in the southwest and northeast. A man died after being struck by lightning near 15th Street Northeast. Alexandria and Hyattsville reported hits as schools and homes suffered damage.
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Washington
15Th
Streets
Navy Yard
Benning Road
Avastington
Cooligire
White House
Union Station
Philadelphia
Norwood
East Capitol Street
Alexandria
Potomac River
Hyattsville
Eighteenth Street
Northwestern Students Pick Lindbergh Ford and Queen Marie
Northwestern University journalism students vote names as the most important world news figures. Gol Charles A Lindbergh Henry Ford and Queen Marie top the men and women lists with several other notable figures ranking behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Hindbergh
Queen Marie
Chicago
Mussolini
Ruth Eldes
Northwestern University
Gol
Charles A. Lindbergh
Henry Ford
Casolidge
Marssalini
Prince of Wales
Thompson
Thomas Edison
Gene Tunney
A. Smith
Babe Ituth
Ruth Elder
Helen Wills
Jane Adams
John D. Rockefeller
Red Grange
Jack Dempsey
Mary Carek
Ma” Ferguson
Millicent A Gers
Barrett Reelected President of Farmers Union
Barrett of Union City Indiana was reelected president of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union at the annual convention. He defeated E M Pollard of Nehawka Nebraska, 59 to 45, with opposition strong in South Dakota Illinois Oklahoma and Nebraska. Barrett has led the group for over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moises
Barrett
Union City
Gas
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union
E. M. Pollard
Nehawka
South
Bethel and St Marys Football Score Mentioned
Roll call receipts at KU total about 230 dollars were received by a university committee. The Red Cross drive ends this evening with Bethel and St Marys noted in the football report and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Red Cross
Slot machines upheld in Kansas federal court ruling
Topeka November 17 AP Operation of slot machines in Kansas was upheld by Judge John C Pollock an interlocutory injunction issued in Fort Scott federal court blocks the attorney general and Sedgwick county officials Wichita and other counties from interfering with the operation of a one type known as the today vender Roland Boynton assistant attorney general said the machine is said to return merchandise and sometimes slugs for each coin placed in it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
John C. Pollock
Pollock
Fort Scott
William.a. Smith
Sedgwick ‘County
Wichita
Anas
Roland Boynton
Gen-Fficral
Bumper Crop Bad at Grange Convention in Cleveland
Farmers from the corn belt report another bumper crop this year and expect Congress to push for relief. Kansas, Iowa, and other states cite low corn prices and devalued land, while eastern farmers grow more hopeful amid floods and favorable prospects. Senators Borah and McNary plan to address the Grange before sessions end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
National Grange
Corn Belt
Caldwell -Davis
Bronson
Kansas
Iowa
B. W. Smith
Arton
Maine
Massachusetts
William E. Borah
Idaho
William E. McNary
McNary- Haugen
Grange
High traffic counts on Douglas area highways Saturday
A county engineer traffic survey shows high volumes on Highway 40 west of Lawrence with 1656 cars, including 1262 Kansas and 394 foreign vehicles. Highway 10 east of Lawrence logged 887 vehicles, and Highway 50 73W at Baldwin recorded heavy cross traffic with 320 northbound and 320 southbound counts, plus 182 eastbound and 131 westbound vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Soun
Lawrence
Kansas
Baldwin
Kens
Congressman Sprout Recovers From Oil Field Injury
Winfield Kansas November 17 AP Congressman W W Sprout of Kansas third district injured Monday in an oil field accident is improving at his Sedan home Dr W T Courtwright says he hopes the congressman may travel on crutches with an ankle cast soon Sprout suffered a broken ankle spinal injury and a head bruise when struck by a falling bailer at an oil well near Sedan He is eager to reach Washington for the opening of Congress William Bowen of Lawrence was recently sentenced to the state pen for auto theft with two charges the sentence handed down by Judge Huey Means
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield, Kas
Mr. Sprout
Bailey
Sedan
Asia
William Bowen
Lawrence
Hue
Lansine
Lay
Thirteenth annual Sigma Delta Chi convention ends at Wichita banquet
About 100 members and visitors attended a banquet at Wiedemann's marking the close of Sigma Delta Chi's thirteenth annual convention. Roy L. French presided, with toasts from Henry J. Allen, J Alfred Spender, Isak Le Grange, Ward Neff, and Ivan Benson. Spender urged journalists to pursue honest, sparkle filled news while noting journalism's challenges and responsibilities. Le Grange invited a future convention in South Africa. Benson praised Kansas hosts and Kansas chapter leader Cielland Tole. Spender warned young journalists about soul concerns and the risks of journalism’s modern machinery, arguing for courage and principled reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Delta Chi
Wiedemann's
Kansas
Roy
L. French
Henry
J. Allen
Wichita Beacon
J. Alfred Spender
London
Isak le Grange
South Africa
Missouri
Ward Neff
Chicago
Ivan Benson
Allen
Spender
le Grange
Sigma/ Delta Chi
Ivan Bensom
Benson
Cielland Tole
I Kansas
L. Srlint
K.U. R
Central Administration Building
Mr. Spender
Europe
America
Mussolini
Favorites At Show Dominate Missouri Day Crowds
At the American Royal live stock and horse show in Kansas City on November 17 AP reports a record Missouri day crowd. Bie Mack Bay gelding owned by Stewart McDonald of St. Louis won the ribbon in a field of forty jumpers. Clink second. Cordy Smith of Fort Leavenworth third. Dynamite fourth. The Peak Stable of Winchester NJ again showed roadster class strength with Mark Peak driving St Mesrob to victory. Admiration and Adoration, owned by Mrs. Loula Long Combs, trotted to another win in harness horses shown singly and in pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hunters and Roadsters
Missouri
Royal Livebeck
Bie Mack
Stewart McDonald
St. Louis
Clink
38Th Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kas
Cordy Smith
Fort Leavenworth
Winchester
Mark Peak
St. Mesrob
Busch widow fined 57000 for undeclared jewelry at New York
Mrs Lilyusch widow of Adolphus Busch and her daughters were fined 57000 by the port collector for undeclared jewelry and apparel from Germany. The payment covered domestic value plus duty, and the items were released. The party arrived on the United States liner George Washington on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. York
Germany
Lilyusch
Adolphus Busch
Busch
United States
George Washington
Poultry Show Awards Set for Tomorrow at Raw Valley
Fourth annual Raw Valley Poultry show in the Armory completed at noon. Kansas State Poultry Association banquet and meeting to follow at 6:30 and 8:00 in the Chamber of Commerce. Speeches by James K Thompson, James Cowflied, Is H Ludwig, Mrs Harry Forbes, and Judge E C Branch. Charles I Grant to report on the World Poultry Congress. Vocational agriculture feeders on display. High school teams compete for a silver loving cup in tomorrow’s judging contest with teams from Lawrence Ottawa Tonganoxie Oskaloosa Wellsville Seaman and Topeka MacLouth. Lawrence High announces team members Ernest Pine Russel Houk Wilfred Pine Elvin Pine Lloyd Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE. Ludwig
Troy
Harry F. Forbes
Topeka
E. C. Branch
Lees
Summit
Missouri
Itawa
Canada
Charles I.grant
Lawrence
Vocational Agriculture
Lawrence High
Oskaloosa High
Linwood High
Tonganoxie High
Haskell Institute
Ottawa
Toniganoxie
Oskaloosa
Wellsville
Seaman High
MacLouth
William Essicks
Lawrence High School
Lawrence S
Ernest Pine
Russel Houk
Wilfred Pine
Elvin Pine
Lloyd Pine
City Schools Report Visitor Totals During Education Week
Lawrence educators report 981 visitors across public schools during National Education Week, down from 1,255 last year due to a weaker campaign. Senior High 34, Junior High 161, Cordley 187, Lincoln 16, McAllaster 107, New York 11, Pinckney 150, Quincy 202, Woodlawn 63. Authorities urge ongoing school visitation year round rather than a single week.
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Vis Titors
Superintendent of Schools
Junior High
Cordley
Lincoln
McAllaster
New York
Pinckney
Quincy
Woodlawn
Lawrence School
Old Grid Rivals to Play Tomorrow in Fraternity Game
Phi Alpha Delta medical and Phi Beta Pi fraterni ties resume annual Old Feud tomorrow on the A U practice field east of Memorial stadium. No admission. Phi Alpha Delta probable lineup includes Satterfield Dys Kermeedy Kane Brummert Snyder Henderson Crosswhite Mermis Belt Cox. Phi Beta Pi lineup lists Wright Metz Hartig Sheldon Purvis Procter Eaton Edwards Smith Evans Zuber. Hobo Band parade at Mount Oread 10 20 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Alpha
Delta
Legal Fraternity
Phi Beta Pi
Medical Fraternity
Sundivon
A. U
Memorial Stadium
Arold ‘Zuber
K. U
Tineus
Delta Will Pet
Satterfield
Dys
Kermeédy
Kane
Cen
Ter
Brummert
Snyder
Henderson
Crosswhite
Mer‘mis
Belt
Cox
Foluack
Phi Beta- Pi
Wright
Metz
Hartig
iSheldon
Purvis
Procter
Eaton
Edwards
Smith
Evans
Zuber
Galli-Curci Triumphs at KU in Lawrence Concert
Soprano Galli-Curci impressed a 3,500 strong audience at the University Auditorium in Lawrence with her rapid clear diction and vast vocal range. Homer Sanwels accompanied on piano while Manuel Berenguer played flute. the recital drew enthusiastic encores and praise for the acoustics and beauty of the new hall. After the concert the star and party continued to Kansas City en route to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Anelita
Galie Curci
Soprdho
Sa É Spel
al Dignee
Lawrence
GalligCirei
Salli-Curei
Homer Sanwels
Galli-Curei
Manuel Berenguer
Galli-Curci
Kansas City
New York
City. Co
Lawrence public schools study committees discuss teaching methods
W. W. Curfman superintendent of schools praises the professional study committees in Lawrence public schools. English teachers met with Miss Olive Brock, chairman, with kindergarten teachers to follow. Nov 28 elementary teachers join discussions with supervisor of elementary education. Committee members include Susan Rend, Berhite Nash, Opal Jayne Kennedy, Caroline Stevens, Mabel Richardson, Emma Tiper man, Olive Brock, Ursula Henley, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W.curfman
Lawrence Public
Olive Brock
Bernice Nash
Susen Rend
Susan Todd—Primars
Berhite Nash
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Caroline Stevens
Mabel Richardkon
Emma Tieperman
Ursula Henley
Roxall Seabury
Robert Ff. Wood
Tester B. Miller
Dillian Webster
Mildred Kirkham
Osa Hagerman
Genevieve West
Pose American
Erin J. J. Stonecipher
Susan Podd
Lessie Smith
Opal
Jay Syne Kennedy
Field
J. R. Battie
Dorothy Luxton
Tillie Oberle
Delia Meeker
Austin Henley
Marcia Carter
Helen Gaw
Elizabetha Maude Ellsworth
Srs
Edyth M. Salveen
John R. Barnes
Tom
Stonecipher
Iva
Belte Harper
Susan Friend
University of Kansas Thanksgiving Employment Signups
University of Kansas students sign up at the YM C A employment bureau for work during the Thanksgiving holiday extending through Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday of next week. The office will operate on those days and a freshmans debate by radio with Kansas State Agricultural College is planned for December. Card tables and fruit cakes advertised by Miller's with a phone number appear in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University YM
A. Employment Bureau
Lawrence
OECLA
University of Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
K. Us
Congress
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Wuhan
Canton
Ander
General Vi Chai
Retakaest
di Chats Sumi
Flantengall
Mino Rein
Minot
N. DA
Devils “Lake
Liberty
Margaret Smith
Teius
George Smith
Trego
Lawrence Pre School
Arizona
D. R. Anthony, Jr
Guaranty Fund
Eudora
Blossag
Citizens State Bank
Manhattan
Lake Aette Bank
Lake City
Olivet
National Bank
Alaska
Hawaii
shwater-Rent
Herga
Mellon
Georgia
Farmers Union
Topa4y
Bethel
St. Mary's
M'Nary
Trafic County
Hudson
Hudson-Goff
Sigma Delta
Chi
Poultry Association
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Visiters
Tomor
Oread
O’ Eordance
Hebo
Galll-Curti
K:u
Auditorum
Curfman
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