Indians urged to pursue self sustaining citizenship program
The Board of Indian Commissioners urges adherence to a definite plan to make Indians self supporting and self respecting citizens. It criticizes sentimental views that shield Indians from necessary disciplines and notes visits by board members to Lawrence and Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary ‘of the Interior
Board of Indian Camissioners
Congress
The
Indian Service
Board
Citie m
Lawrence and
Haskell
Huch L. Scott
Samuel A A. Eliot
Renderin
M. Walcott
Washington
G. E E. Lindaurst
Lawrence
Reina
Hen With Big Part in Economic Life Heads Kansas Farm Output
Kansas farms credited hen with major economic impact in 1931. Chief Clerk I D Graham of the State Board of Agriculture cites 199 million eggs shipped to six principal markets and 26 million pounds of dressed poultry for home and trade, plus the hen’s value exceeding most crops. He says the hen’s production nearly doubles alfalfa hay value and marks a historic role for poultry in easing farm hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Topeka
I. D. Graham
Graham
Graam
Interest in Childrens Book Week at city library
Considerable interest marked the observance of Childrens Book Week at the city library and city grade schools last week. A total of 1,103 new library cards were issued in the childrens room and 222 books were issued Monday afternoon. The overall total for the week reached 1,009 circulations. Two grades from New York School visited to hear stories and view new books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O' Cordley
Childrens
Pinckney School
New York
Litigation over Dodge City soldiers home contract settles
Topeka Kan November 23 AP settlement of litigation between George D Fisk and the board of managers of the state soldiers home at Dodge City over a milk contract was approved on the recommendation of Elrick C Cole Great Bend commissioner Fisk sought a writ of mandamus to compel deposit of the sum he claims was the contract price of 40 cents per gallon for milk delivered during the remaining two months of the term The state had attacked the contract validity which was for five years Costs of the case and attorneys fees are to be paid by the board Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and support after the death of our husband and father J F Grayson Mrs J F Grayson Lila M Grayson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
George D. Fisk
Board of Mhanagers
State Soldiers Home
Dodge City
Supreme Court
Elrick C. Cole
Great Bend
Fisk
Besa
Glory Has Departed From Reno Gambling Palaces
Reno, Nov. 23 AP reports gambling houses once booming in Reno are now nearly deserted. The county recorder shows gambling license collections about 30,000 behind last year as many establishments close. Quarterly totals fell to 10,035 in late 1932 from prior peaks while big money sits tied up and dealers earn far less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Palaces of Chance
Pacific Coast
County Recorder’s Office
Gamblin
Thanksgiving and Christmas Food Tales and KU Football Anecdotes
A Lawrence Journal-World page notes grocery ads tempt with diverse Thanksgiving dishes and affordable prices. It recalls KU football lore, including Frank Watkins favoring Jimmy Burcham, and a prohibition incident at the Kansas State game. Also details benefit shows at Patee Theater for United Commercial Travelers with Little Orphan Annie as the feature, plus local livestock market notes and Christmas card prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Lindsey
Kansas
Kansas Aggies
Frank Watkins
Watkins
Jimmy Burcham
Jimmy
Lawrence
Manhattan
Thnens
Patee
E. Schwahn
Mitzi Green
Mr. Schwahn
Daddy Warbucks
Ed Penny
Micky
Sandy
Dog
Mitzi
May Robson
Buster Ilips
Take
Matt Moore
Kate Jansen
Round Corner
Cedent
Bovina Mace
Appointment to Senate in Seattle sparks party shift
Former lumberjack Major E B Grammer, unnamed party, prepares to assume the unexpired Washington Senate term after the death of Wesley L. Jones. His selection gives Republicans control in the short session and unsettles liquor law repeal supporters. Grammer, born April 3 1868 in Missouri, built himself up from scratch and plans to retire when Homer T. Bone takes office March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
E. 8
Grammer
Todey
United States
Washington
Roland H. H. Harley
Wesley L. Jones
Grammers
Senate
Hickory County
Missouri
Homer T. Bone
Jones
Deaths and Funerals Paul E Hoopes
Paul E Hoopes 45 son of Mrs 3 E Hoopes of Lawrence died yesterday at Rochester Minnesota Funeral arrangements to be announced later The widow Mrs Paul E Hoopes was due to arrive in Lawrence from Colorado Springs Colorado Survivors include two daughters Pauline Hoopes and Marjorie Hoopes both at home one brother Frank Hoopes of Glendale California and a sister Helen Rhoda Hoopes of Lawrence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Hoopes
3. E. Hoopes
Lawrence
Rochester
Minn
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mr. Hoopes
Pauline Hoopes
Marjorie Hoopes
Frank Hoopes
Glendale
Cal
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Gang Loots a Town in Missouri Bank Robbery Caravan
A band of robbers in two trucks and two cars looted Albany banks and a wholesale house, abducted and later freed Albany night watchman Harris Burgin, then eluded St. Joseph police as the caravan moved via Stanberry to King City and Baldwin. Burgin freed himself and alerted authorities. no vaults were breached at the First National Bank of Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Albany
Here
King City
Harris Burgin
First National Bank of Albany
Gentry County Bank
Burgin
Bheridl Jiuts A. Williams
Baldwin
Rabbit Association to Meet Friday Evening Program
Members of the Valley Rabbit Association will hold a regular meeting Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spoke in Baldwin on Fourth Street. The program includes a pot luck supper at 6 30 p m and a 7 30 p m visit to rabbitry with fifteen minutes of talks on topics such as how to cook domestic rabbits and why raise rabbits. Speakers include Mrs. Baker on rabbit cuisine, O M Daniels registrar, Jennie L Graebar secretary on rabbits for fur, Z E Hous er president on rabbit shows, and others. All interested in rabbitry are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Rabbit Association
Charles
Baldwin
Fourth Stapel Streets
Jennie L. Graebar
Z. E. Houser
Ee Spahr
Lawrence Photographers Promise Patronage and Quality
Lawrence photographers demonstrate capability across all photography types with modern gear and trained staff. They compete on price with metropolitan and itinerant rivals while canvassers visit homes yearly to offer portraits and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
South Side Industrial League Plans Friday Benefit Frolic
The South Side Industrial League schedules a Friday night benefit frolic at 8 o clock in the Tabernacle. Committee promises a good time with singing and a rice supper. Proceeds go to support Twilight League teams and the drum and bugle corps. A. R. McDuff is president of the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial’ League
South Side
Industrial League
Shcat
Tabernacle
Ada Rice
Jack ‘Thompson
A. R. McDuff
Local Churches Plan to Observe Charity Sunday in Lawrence
Lawrence churches plan Charity Sunday with pastors speaking on helping the less fortunate. Ministers say the day is for education and inspiration, focusing on responsibility to the needy and support for service groups, though no special offerings are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
At Cross
Iliance
Society notes and wedding announce Carter Evans Morris
Mrs George W Carter announces the marriage of daughter Rachel Evans to William James Morris on Sunday November 20. Rev Michael T Hoffman of St Johns Church read the ceremony at his home. The En Regle bridge club meets Saturday at Mrs Charles E Fox home. Mrs Alma Price hosted bridge for Miss Edna Weller of Olathe with prizes to Mrs L E Hart and Mrs Schelbar. Miss Edith Benson hosted Methodist Guild Tuesday evening planning Christmas aid for needy families. The first and second grade McAllaster school children staged a Thanksgiving feast with Indian and Pilgrim themes in the gym. Kindergarten taught Indian life. first grade studied Pilgrims. cooking and serving details noted. Loy Stanley born November 20 to Mr and Mrs Owen Mitchell of Lake View at Mrs Frank Pardee’s home 734 Arkansas Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Carter
Rachel Evans
Willian James Morris
Michael T. Hoffman
St. John’s Church
Alma Price
Bridge
Edna Weller
Olathe
L. E. Hart
Schelbar
Edith Benson
Methodist Guild
McAllaster School
C. E
Susan Friend
Owen Mitchell
Lake View
Frank Pardee
Arkansas Street
Loy Stanley
Personal notices from Udall and area for Thanksgiving travels
Mrs. Gerald Trautwein of Udall arrives to spend a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Radcliffe. Wells Bretherton, from Oread Training School, will return to Portland Ore. after visiting Miss Hannah Oliver and J W Humphrey Jr. in Junction City. Mrs. Gertrude Bretherton heads to Portland Friday night. Arvid Jacobson going to Clay Center for Thanksgiving. L. V. Beatty of Kansas City will spend Thanksgiving with his sister Mrs. Anna B. Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Trautwein
Udall
Onnening
C. P. Radcliffe
Wells Bretherton
Oread
Hannah Oliver
Tennessee Street
Portland
Ore
J. W. Humphrey, Jr
Junction City
Gertrude Bretherton
Miss Oliver
Three Prisoners Sentenced in District Court Terms
Judge Hugh Means handed down sentences to three prisoners in the criminal division. George Taylor, guilty of assault with intent to commit manslaughter, had his sentence deferred for a possible new trial. H. L. Chinn, convicted of a statutory offense, drew an indeterminate term of five to twenty one years. Nelson McCloud, convicted of fourth degree manslaughter, received up to two years in penitentiary. Elmer Tutt pleaded guilty to liquor possession and drew four months in county jail plus a $100 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Means
Criminal Division of District Court
George Taylor
H. L. Chinn
Jefferson County
Nelson McCloud
Beulah. McCloud
Elmer Tutt
Costa
Meteorite Shower Report From Baldwin Interview
Scientists at Baldwin interview prominent figures including Professor Crilley of Iowa Wesleyan College and the Midwest Arete Association president to learn the meteorite's trajectory and explosion angle. They query the Christensen brothers of Missouri about the Kansas City area fall during the Perseid shower on Thursday afternoon August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrean City
Cyrofessor
Wveialty
Iowa
Idwest Arete
FR. E. Crilley
Iowa Wesleyan College
Baldwin
Tesiden
Kansas City
Christiansen Brothers
Asetiee Mo
Singing Boys of Vienna Delight Lawrence Audiences
The Singing Boys of Vienna visited Lawrence and won praise from a large audience in the University of Kansas Auditorium. The 22 member ensemble, directed by a pianist, delivered a full afternoon program including Mozart’s Bastien and Bastienne and a lively finale of German folk songs and Dixie. The group then performed in Kansas City and prepared to travel to St Louis and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Lawrence
Kansas Auditorium
Eunystere
Middy Taneres
Slane Tranner
Enghal
Nana
Wom
Folca
Bastien
Bastie Jenne
Mozart
Kansas City
Ie Boys
St. Louis
Los Aneles
Ferch
Prac- Healy
Erica
Hoax claim about Hoover train attack debunked
San Francisco officials say Charles E. Fish confessed fabricating an attack on President Hoover’s special train on November seven to gain publicity. Fish reported being shot and stabbed but investigators say he slipped, injured a finger, and later admitted the tale was false, with no dynamite placed along the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hoover
Southern Pacific Ilroad Company
Eos Dan O'Connell
Charles E. Fish
Palisade
Nevada
Fish
Palo Alto
Calif
O'Connell
Fewer Hunters to Enjoy Sport Thanksgiving Day
A Lawrence hardware dealer says Thanksgiving Day hunting will be down this year with far fewer gun rentals. He notes demand for rental guns has faded as many plan small trips or stay home. Locals like Ivan Rowe and Cecil Cherar intend to hunt in nearby counties, while others travel to Miami and Jefferson counties for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Diaces
Tupkey
Lawrence
Ivan Rowe
C. H. Hobart
Cecil Cherar
Miami County
Charles Schulz
Sam Hunter
M County
Justin Hill
Parand Tami
Oklahoma
Jefferson County
Lovett to Open Manhattan Clothing Store
Don Lovett, longtime Ad Manager for Obers, will depart at noon to establish a new clothing store in Manhattan. He has ordered equipment, plans a January opening, and will relocate with Mrs Lovett after December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lovett
Obers
Manhattan
Ares Clothing
Telescope talk on light rays hints Mars link
In a late night discussion at a general electric building in Schenectady, Brown and Broun debated a Mars communication via light signals. They compared an enduring beam to a telephone wire passing voices, pondering if light could someday bridge to Mars with future apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Desolation
N.Y
Apa
Mars
Brown
Searcest
del A
Government Bonds Close Reported With Prices and Local Projects
Local updates mention widening street corners trimming of is cleaning up South Park and a new sidewalk in front of Lawrence high school to be completed. Government bonds close values shown Liberty 101.87 for the 4s at 302.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Cemwest
Lawrence High School
U. S
Liberty Oy
Liberty
Proposals for Hearings on Tex Beer Legislation
A disjointed report notes hearings on beer bills in Texas. Representatives Bailey and Rainey express views that the house will focus on taxation aspects, with committees steering discussion. The wording suggests committee negotiations and legal considerations ahead of any bill passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Baie
Holeh
Sens
Economrin
Giairean Cellier Ean
Colliey
Rainey
Means
Thanksgiving recess at the University of Kansas campus
The University of Kansas begins Thanksgiving recess with many students leaving for home while some remain on campus for the holiday period. Office facilities will operate on a limited schedule, with most university offices closed or reduced hours through the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Missouri
Folbert
Yane Tithe K. V
Gachdas
Sixty Men at Work on County Relief Projects
Sixty men have been at work the last few days on county relief projects undertaken by the county fed eral relief committee under the Community Service Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Federal Relief Committee
Recordy
Community Service Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of ‘Indian Commis
Sioners
Dodge City Soldiers Home
Weswish
J. F.grayson
J. F. Grayson
Grayson
Millap
Journal- World
Dunder
Comet
United Commercial Travelers
Giese Nansag
the World. Co
Mer
Sandits
Rabbit Association
En Regle’ Bridge Club
Charles E. Fox
Oberg
Christian
Wiedemann
Chutetis Streq
Tyting
Oblic
Georalalt
HILUS
Laverty
Treasury
Lina Shimmons Plumbing
Maas
Gillete
Desert K. U. Campus
Ty Reer
Olson Bros
Gillette
Funk’s
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Mamachusetts Street
T. Weee
Aya
Peoples State Bank
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