Peace and Assurance Seen By McDonald and Hoover
President Hoover and Prime Minister MacDonald spoke in funding terms as they joined a session in the Senate chamber. They discussed Anglo American cooperation and the Kellogg Briand pact, praising peace but warning of risks to relations and naval arms limits amid ongoing conferences. The British premier paid tribute to Gustav Stresemann, and both leaders pledged continued conversations to ease friction.
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Hidi
Lon
IAPI
Hoover
MacDonald
Senate
Virginia
Permeinister
Ganitol
Gonald
Wwe
Stoke
Egok
Bis
Stresermiany
Gustav Stresedrain
Tordigny
Germany
Dia
Curtis
Limgheon
Chanute Teacher Found Dead After Poison Incident
Ies Rai, a Chanute teacher of two years, died from suspected poison Saturday afternoon in her school room. She had been ill and asked for a principalship transfer. She recently took a vacation to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W R Wedge of Wichita. The article notes an unusual dry season affecting crop conditions locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ies Rai
Flapmee Hodge
Iras
Ynconseiqus
W. R. Wedge
Weather Outlook for Kansas Parts
Partly cloudy skies expected across Kansas with unsettled conditions possible in western portions. Temperatures look set for notable changes, bringing cooler air and variable winds through tonight and tomorrow.
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Kansas
Taesyu
West Porof
Mellon Gives Hoover Backed Cabinet Role
The White House said Secretary Mellon will remain in the cabinet as President Hoover’s top advisor through the end of the present administration. The move follows persistent rumors that Mellon would resign, rumors that have surfaced since Hoover took office.
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Washington
White House
Mellon
Hoover
Treasury
Jury Selected to Try Former Interior Secretary Falk
A seven men and five women jury was chosen to try Albert B Falk on bribery charges tied to the Elk Hills California naval oil reserve lease. Judge Hitz said the trial would take about two weeks, despite Falk’s health concerns.
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Washington
Albert
Sovarenele
Sinclair
Teapatee Cane
Coutsal
Albert B. Fal
Fish
Interior
Lay
Elk Hills
California Naval
Falk
J. T. Safford
Fraternal Aid To Hold Founding Celebration
Fraternal Aid Union marks its fortieth founding anniversary at the union hall with 8 PM Wednesday evening festivities. Delegations from Lawrence and nearby lodges in Topeka are expected to attend and chair the program.
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Loder
Fraternal Aid Unior
Celebration Banquet Reservations for Memorial Union Event
The Pioneer Banquet committee urges immediate reservations as they pay for plates. Attendees are asked to contribute $1. limited extra plates may not be available, so early signups are requested to avoid disappointment. The registration office for old settlers opens at 714 Massachusetts street with parade at 1 o'clock Friday.
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Memorialt Union
Epse University
Gelebr
Massachusetts ‘Street
George Spears
DeLuse
ABC
Special Journal World Edition for Historical and Progressive Lawrence
A flood of orders arrives for a special Journal World edition tied to the tenth anniversary. The paper will publish two tabloid sections, Historical Lawrence and Progressive Lawrence, with early Lawrence news and a staff illustrated drawing. Orders from England, New Zealand, and Australia are noted. advance payment is required and copies will be mailed to any desired location.
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England
New Zealand
Australia
Journal- World
Lawrence
World
Werg
New ‘Zealand
Abstralia
Lawrence” J
Willle
Fox -Thore Moo
Lin
Journal World
Theatre Chain Sold to William Fox Interests
Wichita Kansas Oct 7 AP L M Miller president at Consolidated Amusement and Midwest theatres announced sale of controlling interest in all properties of both chains to William Fox interests. Deal valued at 34500000 with initiatory contracts signed though transfer date pending. Major stockholders to sell holdings. Fox operates about 560 theatres in Kansas and Missouri. Miller, a pioneer of the circuit, built a Lincoln Nebraska theatre and expanded to Topeka Joplin and Wichita.
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Wichita
Kan
Mitles
Miller
Fox
Consolidated
Midwest
Rays
Dodge
City
Liberal
Marysville
Newton
Wellington
Winfield
Kansas
Emporia
jFria
Scott City
Y. Revs
Excelsior Springs
Kirksville
Lincoln
Neb
Topeka
Joplin
Consolidated ‘Amusement Com
Wi Ni Rhoden
Roosevelt now governor of Porto Rico
Porto Rico October 7 AP reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt sworn in as governor, promising to uphold the laws of Porto Rico and the U S constitution. He arrived by plane an hour late due to headwinds, with inaugural rites hindered by heavy rain. He spoke partly in English and Spanish as the ceremony proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Porto Rico
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
City and Dads Meet For Routine Commission Session
City commission met this morning to conduct routine business. Reports from department heads were heard, including Police Chief H. Daugherty noting $381 in fines for September and Fred Stubeck reporting $218.60 in building fees. Building permits totaling 35,250 were issued and 103 inspections completed. Miss Minnis, city nurse, reported 69 clinic attendees and 1924 visits in September. A rezoning petition for 1801 Nois Street was referred to planning. The Sinclair filling station at Tenth and Massachusetts sought a drive entrance. the planning commission recommended no, action and the petition was not acted on.
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H. Daugherty
Fred Stubeck
Minnis
Nois Street
Ae ‘Planning Commission
Ae ‘Commission
Sinclair
Tenth
Massachusetts
Mitten Plan Promotes Employee Ownership and Cooperation
The Mitten plan in operation aims to promote cooperation and advancement by enabling employees to participate in increased earnings. It describes a trust arrangement involving a large fund to foster employee ownership and align incentives with labor and management at the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone J
Kaw Valley Organizes Fourteenth 4 H Club Meeting
The Kaw Valley community assembled at Farmland schoolhouse to organize the fourteenth 4 H club. Superintendent Win Rowe described club work benefits to the community. Glenn Weeks and Wilfred Dine spoke on club impact and available opportunities for boys and girls. Officers listed include Ray Ogden, Carl Perking, Doris Davis, Chas Mitchall, Laura Perkins, Marion Hughes, and Thea Perkins. The article notes help may be available through the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vate Ant Velony
Kaw Valley
Win. Rowe
Lef
Eudora Public Schools
Glenn Weeks
Wilfred’ Dine
Javtawk Club
Ray Ogden
Feader
Carl Perking
Doris Davis
Fann Bureau
Hoover
iAdme Decentralization Plan Follows Army Orders
Washington dispatch reports Army orders transferring engineers to implement President Hoover's decentralization program. Three officers are assigned: one to oversee flood control on the Mississippi, another to manage the rear and St. Lawrence waterway development, and a third to devote time to the Mississippi project.
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Washington, Dc
Ccorps
Hoover
Finland
Great Lakes
Walt
Qoest
Mississippi
St. Lawrence Waterway
Steamer Haakon V sinks off Norway coast with logs aboard
Advices received at Copenhagen report the steamship Haakon V grounded off the west coast of Norway south of Flora while en route from Trondhjem. The loss of life was thought to be between 80 and 100 with some Paksenkers aboard, but details remain uncertain.
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Sein Reck
Norway
Copenhagen
Denmark
Haakon Vit
Flora
Trondhjem
I Paksenkers
Snk
KU Bands to Celebrate 75th Anniversary in Lawrence
Six bands including University of Kansas and Haskell Indian bands will perform for Lawrence’s 75th founding anniversary. The KU band, directed by J C McCanles, will join parades and concerts, with appearances by Haskell, Baker University, and Emporia State teachers college bands. The Topeka fife and drum corps and the Neodesha girls drum corps also participate, plus KU men and women’s glee clubs singing a founders hymn at the Pioneer banquet.
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Neodesha
Topeka
Jand
University of Kansas
Lawrence
D. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Haskell
Kansas-Hamoria State Teachers College
Nels
Haskell Band
Ninth
Massachusetts
Haskell-Baker ‘University
Haskell ‘Stadium
Lawrence Municipal Airport
Baker. University
Byron
Donmyer
Eighth
Versa Stadium
Se Soy' Bend
Jimbieh
Tonmyer
Emyoria
Teachers College Hand Js
Negdesha
Kansas-Emporia State Teachers College
Washington, D. C
Kate Stephens
New York City
Imine
Kansas Hospital Group Set for October Meeting
Kansas Hospital Association members from Kansas and neighboring states gather for a one day meeting October 26 in the administration building auditorium. Papers by noted local physicians will be read as the program is announced. The Kansas Association is part of the Midwest Hospital Association including Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas and Illinois. Dr G W Jones of Law is a former Midwest leader and ex president of the association.
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Kansas
Kansas Hospital ‘Association
The
Kansas Association
Midwest ‘Hospital’ Association
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Illinois
Dri
G. W. Jones
Midwest
Regular Merchants Bureau Meeting Tonight in Chamber
The Lawrence Merchants Bureau holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Dinner starts at 6 30. The group will discuss Christmas decorations for the streets and hopes for strong attendance.
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Lawrence- Merchants - Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Willi
Scouts to Attend Kansas Football Game Here
Kansas scouts from the Kaw area invited to attend the University of Kansas football game at 2 PM Saturday. Dr. F C Allen announces hosts will include Lawrence Scouts assisting with ushering and R U T C ushers in charge. About fifty high school coaches request tickets for their squads as guests of the athletic department, with free tickets limited to sixteen per party.
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State of Kansas
Emporial
Teachers’ ‘College
University of Kansas
F.C. Allen
B.B. Dawson
Kansas ‘City
Kaw
Allen
Lawrence
Thefts Reported Across Three Cities In One Night
A Harley Davidson dealer in Topeka reported theft of a Harley Davidson motorcycle. Lawrence police received word of a theft in their city. Manhattan police noted a Ford coupé stolen. Geis Rent-a-Ford in Topeka reported a Dodge sedan taken. Harold Davis and H R DeSilva reported attempted and completed thefts of sedans in separate incidents Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lawrence
Manhattan
Geis Rent-a-Ford Company
Harold Davis
H. R. DeSilva
Bearnard ‘Ave
Anniversary Supper Marking Christian Church Founding
The First Christian Church plans an anniversary supper Thursday at 6 30 p m with a large gathering expected. Mrs Herd, the oldest member, will recall early church days while B B Braden will deliver the address and share manuscript notes for a book on the Disciples of Christ in Kansas. Margaret Drerman and Neta Murphy will sing several numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrae Herd
B. B. Braden
Braden
Karysas
Margaret Drerman
Neta
Murphy
September Busy Month For Sanitary Officer
Sanitary officer Burger submitted a September activity report to the city commission. He inspected shops and groceries finding seven overweight scales, ordered a North Lawrence barbecue stand to comply or close, and logged sixty-two complaints. Dairies milk producers ice cream plants stoves restaurants and food trucks were inspected. six milk permits issued and two refused.
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North
Lawrence
Hoag Returns From Penney Convention in Kansas City
D. D. Hoag, manager of the local J. C. Penney store, reports a four week absence at the fall convention in Kansas City with buyers for seven divisions. He notes over 400 new Penney stores now in operation, bringing total to more than 1400 and ongoing remodeling of older stores. Also mentions 75th anniversary plans for the Christian Science Monitor and a forthcoming memorial event at the Memorial Union with a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Hoag
J. G. Penney Company
Kansas
City
Hoag
Paul Brune Furnishes Native Wood for Emigrant Aid Building
Paul Brune of R F D 3 supplied native timber from his saw mill for the Emigrant Aid building. The structure, planned as Lawrence’s first school, is tied to the city anniversary celebration and to Lawrence schoolchildren working on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brune
R. F.D
Emigrant Aid
Lawrence
Invitation to naval conference prompts Britain invite
Washington reports that Ambassador Dana London received the British invitation to join the five power naval conference in London in January. The call was extended to Japan France and Italy as part of the same effort. The conference follows the naval parity agreement reached in talks between Great Britain and the United States after discussions by Prime Minister MacDonald and Mr. Dawes.
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Washington
State Department
Dana London
Real Britain
London
Japan
France
Italy
Great ‘Britain
United States
MacDonald
Af. Dawes
Ceremony on Air Broadcast of KU freshman initiation
The Sixth Annual University of Kansas freshman initiation ceremony will be broadcast by station KFRU Thursday night from 8 30 until the conclusion. Raymond Nichols announced the event featuring a parade from North College Hill to the stadium, Mortar Board lighted basket relay, loyalty oath, and remarks by Chancellor Lindley and Charles Tse. The ceremony coincides with the anniversary celebration and officials expect many townspeople and visitors to attend.
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University of Kansas
KFRU
Ans
Raymond Wich
Ols
Joe
Freshmarj
North College Ma
North Collegy Hill
Willy
BE. WL. Lindles
Charles D._ Tselof
Coffeyville
University of Kansas allinnhi _association. cO
Nichols
Grade Schools Hold Fire Drills Across District
Fire drills occurred at focal grade schools during Fire Prevention Week with Principal Reinisch guiding a briefing and each school conducting a timed evacuation. Buildings varied in clearance times from 26 seconds to 1308 seconds, with Reinisch recommending a louder bell or gong for all campuses.
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Focal
William Reimsch
Chic Reinisch
Lincoln
Woodlawn
Pinciney
New York
McAlister
Junior High
Manual
Central
Quincy
Cordley
Reinisch
Gainey School
Lane Makes Appointments Two New Treasurers
County Superintendent O F Lane announces two new treasurers for Douglas County schools. G A Bliesner is named treasurer of District 81 at the southeast edge of Lawrence replacing Ralph Standing who failed to qualify. Mrs W J Haughn is appointed treasurer of another district in the WelCome neighborhood to succeed P H Pay who moves to Beloit. Lane notes county schools are cooperating in preparing floats for the seventy fifth anniversary school parade Saturday with about thirty five schools expected to contribute twenty five floats.
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Douglass County
O.F. Lane
G.A. Bliesner
Jedge
Lawrence
Ralph Standing
W. J Haughn
Welcone
P. H. Pay
Beloit
Laine
Dad's Day Tiger tickets go on sale at KU Union
University of Kansas Dad's Day event set for October 19 in the Union building at 6 39 p m with tickets sold at the university business office. Sale conducted by Owl Society members as part of Kansas Aggie football weekend activities.
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Kansas
Union
University Business
Owl Society
Kansas Agzie
Power Plant Damaged By Fire At Jackman Mills Station
A Sunday morning fire at the Jackman Mills Station destroyed the wooden roof and large switchboard, disabling the power plant and causing extensive damage to electrical equipment. Firefighting faced difficulty due to isolation and exposure to high voltage machinery. Repairs and insurance assessments will take weeks with power restoration expected gradually.
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Urideterminett Nypista
Jackman
Pawes
Mill Dam
Mornure
Fitjis
Spviriy Shenan Fc Jamn
Lindbergh Explores Maya Ruins Near Yucatan Peninsula
Charles A Lindbergh, flying over the Yucatan region with support from Carnegie and Pan American, reports indications of a large, ancient Maya city unseen in inhabited areas. He planned missions to document three large ruins while surveying remote, waterless terrain.
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Miami
Fla
APJ
Central
Americs
Charles
A. Lindbergh
Lake Dechinaich
PantAmerican Airpot
Belize
British Honduras
APN
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ibroad
Yucatan
Cot
Lindbergh
Civi
Clacoverce
Watds
Linsbergh
Shim
Kobwa
Yuwsatan
Carnegie Mi
Bere
Survivor of Quantrill Raid Arrives for Celebration
C A Coleman survivor of Quantrill raid and daughter Mara Coleman, longtime resident of Shatin Ok, are set to arrive here during the celebrations. Mrs Kipping, sister of Coleman, also to attend, with Farrell Signoy listed and a contact at 1301 Ve.
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C.'A. Coleman
Quan
AL Coleman
Calif
Mara Collenan
Arey
Shatin Ok
Tomearraye
Coleman
Ith
Mpland
Uri Tapping
Kipping
M Coleman
Ie Co Farrell Signoy
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Devlin
Arti
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Bragi
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Herals
Conn Mack
Charlie Root
Chicago
Perce
Pat” Malone
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Ineas
Rice County
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Schuetz
Noane
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Creshj Tola Kan
Maxine Hollinger
Land Msr
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Ibelingen
West Point
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Stazon
Hart
Thost
Theatre ‘Chain
William. Fox Interests
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Kansas City
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Farware, Graham Page
Roosevelt
GRANY
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Swarthout IN Charge
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Ray & Chevrolet
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Davis
Christian Church
Penner Store
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Monitor
Notica
Ened
Seiente Monitor
KEKU
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Lane
Cor County
Union Building
St. Louis
Lwil
Diam Killefer, Jr
Louis B
Stee
Dan Howley
Killefer
Eest
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Radia — _ Hannaads
Jhydrants
Rhode ‘Island
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W. F. Reintrich
Lindy
Lake’ Dechinach
Arca
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