House Delays In Special Session With Bills And Impeachment
The House adjourned Monday night after a calendar heavy with fiscal and political bills. A resolution urging impeachment of Will J French, state auditor, was set for Monday morning consideration. Leaders hope the four week old special session ends by next Tuesday. After hours of debate the bond issue measure for municipalities, tied to Public Works Administration funds, was sent back to state affairs committee.
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Senate
House
Will Jfrench
Public Works Administration
Famous Day to Speak by Dr Clarence True Wilson
Dr Clarence True Wilson secretary of the Board of Public Morals and Temperance of the Methodist church will speak Sunday evening at 7 30 at the Evrat Methodist church. His subject will be The Road Back and he will premiere the temperance banner that will lead the effort to regain ground for Prohibition. He previously debated Clarence Darrow on temperance and prohibition. A cordial invitation is extended to the public and many city churches plan cooperation in the service. Ministers should gather at First Methodist Church at 7 15 to receive assignments. E Sawhill will sing with Mrs Sawhill accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Public
Temperance
Methodist
Evrat
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Dr. Wilson
Gs E.|sawhill
Sawhill
Unitarian Forum to Discuss Pan American Relations
Prof H B Chubb of Kansas will lead the Unitarian Forum discussion at 10 on Pan American relations. Secretary Hull has urged focus on Montevideo for the Pan American conference opening December 5. Music program includes Mrs Alice Moncrieff and Henry Werner, with Dupree selections and a Bach piano suite.
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H. B. Chubb
University of Kansas
Unitarian Forum
Hull Teaying
Montevideo
Uruguay
Henry Werner
Unitarian Quartet
Alice Moncrieff
Keith. Davis
Rolland Maddox
George A. Burdett
Promethean Club
Wat
William Howie
Katherine“ Lockhart Manning
Keith Davis
George Hansam
Service 15 Cancelled and Sunday plans Update
Dr Alexander Paul was due to speak at the union service of Baptist and Christian churches but a funeral for a Disciples of Christ missionary father requires his absence. Baptist Christian churchs join First Methodist Sunday night for a program with Dr Clarence True Wilson on The Next Step in the Liquor Problem.
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Alexander*Paul
Union Service
Baptist
one- the _ Disciples of Christ missionaries
Baptist and Christian
First Methodist Church
Clarence True Wilson
Seth Ww Slaughter
C. E.sawhill
Burdett
Charlie’ Hay
Shoe fund tops $108 in latest contributions
The shoe fund total rises to 108.77 with a goal of 150. Contributions can be left at the arrival world or sent to Reverend Roe Fenarteds cen. A bazaar and parish event are planned Monday, inviting all to participate.
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Arr
Val World
Roe Fenarteds
Roosevelt sets board to avert strike on SP Texas Louisiana
In Houston, trainmen on the Southern Pacific system in Texas and Louisiana planned a noon strike. President Roosevelt formed a three member board to hear evidence and report within 30 days, averting the walkout.
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Houston
Tex
Southern Pacific’ System
Texas
Louisiana
Evergiece
Roosevelt
London Dubs Riot Scene and Diplomatic Feud
Cable News in Brief reports near riot scenes as fascist speaker provokes chairs and umbrellas clashes. US Ambassador Welles may face Havana bar clash protests with planned friendly demonstration. Also notes three American plane crash victims, and University of London honor for Ambassador Bingham challenging German church leadership and Austrian frontier tensions.
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Byshe
Associated Press
London
Havana
Havana Bar Association
United States
Welles
Washington
Hai
Jrord Jay
George Rumill
Mt. Desert
William Ehemers
Scarndale
Lincon Reynolds
Viola
Calif
Foothowndon
University of London
Robert 'W.' Bingham
Berlin
Simon Schoeffel
Reich ‘Church Cabinet
Joachim Hossenfelder
Vie
Germany
Lawrence News Highlights From Late Night Rally and Local Events
John Bunn former Kansas coach spoke during a west coast broadcast rally praising Stanford ahead of today’s big showdown with California. Lawrence shoppers rode free buses for Shopping Day while 1036 were ferried during four hours. Frank Hosford improves after two weeks with flu. A Seventh street No Parking sign near the bank challenges W J Cummings. Fans traveled to Lincoln for the Nebraska Iowa game. W C Huston elected chairman of the M K O Hotel Association board, with Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma members.
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John Bunn
Kansas
West Coast
Bunn
Leland Stanford
Stanford
California
Kansas Electric Power Company
Lawrence
M-K-O- Hotel Association
Kansas City
W.C. Huston
Missouri
Oklahoma
Two Pianists Offer Monday Recital at University
John Thompson of Horner Conservatory Kansas City and Howard C. Taylor of KU Fine Arts Faculty present a two piano program Monday at 8 in the university auditorium. Works include Sonata in D Major, Variations on Saint-Saens theme, Debussy Petite Suite, Jazz Study, Rococo Morning Waltzes, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Thompson
Horner Conservatory’ of Music
Kansas City
H .W.ard C. Taylor
K._U. school of ‘fine. arts
University Auditorium
Oxford wins annual relay races with American quartet
Oxford University defeated Cambridge in the annual relays four events to two, with a 400-yard race dead heat. Norman Hallowell anchored the dark blue quartet to a meet record of seven minutes 56 25 seconds for the two mile relay, aided by Jack Lovelock the No 8 man. Also reports marriage licenses issued for Earl Hanley and Ethel Clewell, Purdy F Meies and Lois Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Eng
Oxford University
Cambridge
Norman
Pen) Hallowell
Harvard
Hallowell
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Earl ‘Hanley
Kansas
City
Ethel Clewell
Wellington
R. A Huntef Lawrence
Purdy F. Meies
Kansas City
Lois M. Lawson
Lawrance
Theodore Asam
Men and Boys Mixer At First Baptist Church
About seventy five attendees gathered last night at the First Baptist church for a men s and boys mixer. A chicken dinner was served at 6 50 and a program followed led by H W Keene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
H. W. Keene
Sound Money Push Shapes New Outlook Editorial
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith writes a public letter urging a return to the gold standard and warns that currency experimentation hurts confidence. He frames private enterprise against government bureaucracy and signals support for the New York Chamber of Commerce sound money campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Signel
Grover Cleveland
Kapensletter
Wall Street
State of New York
Alcatraz Warden Named In San Francisco Dispatch
James A. Johnston a lawyer penologist and banker will be warden of the new federal prison on Alcatraz Island. Government plans to segregate the more desperate criminals. Former warden of Folsom and San Quentin in California announced acceptance after offer through William Stanley, assistant United States attorney general.
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San Francisco
James A. Johnston
Alcatraz
Girl Scouts Promote Christmas Seals Sale in Lawrence
Massachusetts street storefronts display Christmas seal posters under Miss Mary Bess Doty. The sale, organized by the Tuberculosis Association, starts December 1 with envelopes mailed Thanksgiving to about 2,500 people. M J Perry Sr of McLouth recovering well after accident that caused two broken legs.
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Girl Scouts
Lawrence
The
Tuberculosis Association
Massachusetts Street
Mary. Bess Doty
M. Je.Perry, Sr
McLouth
Memorial “Hospital
Perry
Accident Fatalities After Car Collision Near Le Roy
Mrs. James Allen eighty of near Le Roy died from injuries after a car she rode in collided with another driven by B L Warner of Ottawa five miles west of Le Roy yesterday afternoon. Warner and three other passengers in the Allen car suffered only slight injuries. Delicious Chicken Sandwich 25¢ Whimpy's Barbecue Ark Frank Dunkley Ad.
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Ottawa
Kan
James Allen
LeRoy
B. L. Warner
Warner
Allen
Jenny Wren herd shines at 51st American Royal in Kansas City
Facing stiff competition at the American Royal in Kansas City Lawrence's Jenny Wren herd of prize Hereford cattle placed well with nine of ten entrants. Imperial Stanway ranked fifth and was later sold at the event. The herd returns to Lawrence and will stay until January before heading to Denver for a larger cattle show.
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Kansas City
Jenny Wren
Lawrence
Denver
Metcalf Again Heads Legion Finance Body
Topeka scene reports five Kansas Legionnaires named to national committees. Wilder Metcalf of Lawrence is reapointed chairman of the national finance committee region, a post held since 1922. Ed Carruth of Herrington named national vice commander and chairs the emblead committee. Atkinson of Pittsburg joins the aeronautics committee. Colmery of Topeka becomes a member of the national meadowment fund commission. Beryl Johnson of Topeka approved as a vice chairman on welfare committee to replace Stewart. Notices come from national commander Hayes.
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Topeka
E. A. Ryan
Kansas
The
American Legion
Kansas Legionnaires
Nation Committee
L.M. Atkinson
Pittsburg
National Aeronautics Committee
Harry W. Colmery
National Eadowment Fund Commission
Beryl Johnson
Vicanays
Donald W. Stewart
Edward A. Hayes
Decatur
Ryan
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas and Nearby Areas
Death notices report funeral services for Fred Smith 76 at Rumsey brothers funeral home with burial at Bonner Springs, survived by seven grandchildren and three sons. Lottie Lorine Lowry 33 of 1829 Kentucky Street dies in local hospital, survived by parents two sisters and brother. Transient relief station planned in Fort Scott under federal supervision to serve 250 to 400 men.
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Fred Smith
Denzer Station
Rumsey Brothers’ Funeral
Charles Puls
Bonner Springs
Mr. Smith
Vireesons
Thomas
Lawrence
Mau-rice
Kansas City
Kan
Walter
Ontario
Calif
Tonganoxie Odd Fellows Lodge
Lottie Lorine Lowry
Lottie “Lorrie: Lowry
Kentucky Street
George Lowry
Bessie
Eva Lowry
Milo. Lowry
Ft. Scott Kan
G. F. Price
Kansas
Second Church of Christ Scientist services and notices
A garbled church page lists Second Church of Christ Scientist events at 335 Massachusetts Avenue and Luke A. M. B. Church at New York Streets, with morning service, Sunday school, Wednesday testimonials, and reading room hours. It mentions a quarterly meeting with Rev. Everett in Topeka, Sacrament administration, and a Thanksgiving service with a turkey feast. Also references Lawrence Church and various sermons and readings across churches.
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Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Wiedemann
Massachusetts
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Social calendar highlights from Sunday through Wednesday
Social events listed include Delta Kappa Alpha buffet supper and tea at the Manor, Mrs H T Jones tea, Mr and Mrs H B Bullette and Mrs F ye Stockton buffet supper, various bridge and card clubs led by S Barrow H Guenther Mra Glenn Nr ana Mrs W Griesa, Octet brides club, Co-Operettes, J Wy Hartley home, M J Getto Variety club El ridge, Mrs Robert Hageart Finesse club, Colonial f Hy lo bridge clubs, Miss Mayme Corcoran Coterle club, Amigas club Mrs Everett Stith, and music club at Wiedemann’s.
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C. Koenle
Delta Kappa Alpha
H. T. Jones
the Manor
H. B. Bullette
F. Ye Stockton
S. Barrow
H. Guenther
Glenn
Ww. A. Griesa
Attech
Landes
Lea
J. Wy Hartley
M. J. Getto
Elridge
Robert Hageart
Colonial
Harold
Mayme Corcoran
Amigas
Everett Stith
Wiedemann’s
Personal Notes On Visits And Travels In Kansas City Area
Mr and Mrs P Houser and E Roy Houser spent Thursday and Friday in Kansas City Missouri as guests of Mr and Mrs Welden Houser Mrs Charles Swartz and daughter Peggy left Thursday night for Norwalk Connecticut after an extended visit at Mrs Peter Emerys home Mrs C T Royston spent yesterday in Kansas City Montreal D Temple 418 Mississippi street who has been attending high school has gone east to be with his uncle and aunt
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P. Houser
E. Roy Houser
Kansas
City
J. “Welden Houser
Charles, Swartz
Peggy
Norwalk
Conn
Peter Emery
Arthur S.peck
Memorial Hospital
C. T. Royston
Kansas City
RFC Official Denies Merger Proposal Rumors
New York Nov 25 AP Berle railroad adviser with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation denied reports of a proposed merger between the Francisco railroad and the Missouri Kansas Texas. He said the rumors stemmed from a misinterpretation of a 200 page RFC document presented to the corporation and to other creditors.
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New York
ATA
Berle
Reconstruction Finance. Corporation
Oitehinaton
Francisco
Missouri +Kansas- Texas
RFC
Litvinoff Departs After US Russia Recognition Move
Soviet diplomat Maxim Litvinoff departed after the United States and Soviet Union recognition was achieved. At a Waldorf Astoria banquet he received cheers from American bankers and industrialists and urged full disarmament as the path to peace. He stated that disarmament is the sole practical solution and pledged continued U S urging of the measure.
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New York
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Firec
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
Chase National Bank
Union of Soviet Republics
Ussia
Uree
Civil Works in Kansas Employs Nearly 37 Thousand
John G Stutz civil works administrator for Kansas reports 36 960 men and women were put to work on state projects this week including 1 014 women The release notes progress amid unemployment figures for Indiana showing August relief rolls down 0 2 percent from July
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Topeka
John G. Stutz
Indiana
Mary Jane Clark 1855 1933 Obituary Bright Kansas Woman
Mary Jane Clark daughter of James and Carlinda Clark was born in Louisville Kentucky January 19 1855 and died November 11 1933 at seventy eight in Lawrence Kansas. She came to Kansas as a child living on a White Cloud farm then near Lecompton governor Stanton place and Williamstown. In 1878 she married Rudolph Weiser. They later moved to Lawrence and settled at 829 Alabama Street. A quiet home loving woman she entertained neighbors and especially children with flowers and plants. Illness from March until death kept her bedbound. her patient endurance marked her final days. She was preceded in death by her husband and other family members.
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Mary Jane Clark
James
Carlinda A. Clark
Louisville
Kentucky
Kansas
Lawrence
White Cloud
Stanton Place
Lecompton
Mr. Clark
Williamstown
Rudolph Weiser
Alabama , St
Altho
Sports review and campus calendar wrap
Saturday notes cover Prof Ez R Elbel and a book on offense. Hindus, Me acrostic phrases, and elementary French classes are listed. Obituary fragment notes Mrs Rudolph Weiser of the home, two sisters, a niece and a nephew, with funeral details from November 13, 1938 and burial at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Mienda Rafal m
KK. Corneil
T.m
Ats
Helen Rhode
Hoopes
Asalalfessor
Hitler Meets French Ambassador on Disarmament Return
Berlin reports confirm Chancellor Hitler and Andre Francois-Poncet met yesterday in private to discuss Germany’s readmission to the disarmament conference. Officials say the talks were secret and no details will be released. The meeting follows recent discussions with American and British ambassadors on Germany’s stance toward the parley from which it withdrew last month.
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Berlin
Hitler
Andre Francois-Poncet
Germany
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