Mutiny in Spain as Oviedo bombed amid Catalan crisis
Rebels bombard Oviedo near the Bay of Biscay while troops move to the city from mining regions. Catalonia’s Luis Companys faces court martial after declaring independence. government claims to control main buildings but rebels hold street lines. Prisoners are reported aboard the steamer Uruguay in the harbor.
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Somme
Othe Cateliaon
Barcelona
Oviedo
Spain
Bay of Biscay
Othe
Ithe
Sgraw
Luis Companys
Ave
Syesterday
Uruguay
Batet
Gerona
Shawnee Mission Crash Leaves Few Injuries Reported
A morning collision near Shawnee Mission involved multiple vehicles with several occupants. Police identified drivers and passengers including J Bab and Mrs Katherine Sgintol, as well as Don Richman and Gladys turns, with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Babb
Manhattan
Jarvis
Miss Babb
Hold Up at Rhode Island Street Alarm Seizes Cash Box
A bandit in a black mask and white gloves robbed a money box on Rhode Island Street Saturday night. Clerk Liam Robinson was alone at about 8 45 when the intruder entered the front door pointed a gun at him and demanded the cash register. The thief grabbed a money bag and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Liam
Robinson
Bandit
Fragmented Local Notice About ARSWeEIS Event
Unclear OCR text describes an event named ARSWeEIS with illegible surrounding details. Context suggests a local notice fragment referencing a date or organizer but specifics are unreadable.
Salvation Army Annual Campaign Under Way in Local Drive
The local corps launches its annual Salvation Army fund drive seeking to raise 2605 to continue work in the community. Walter Young state representative for Kansas and western Missouri assists in conducting the campaign. The drive aims to support character building and raise school enrollment to 5000, with funds covering programs through September 1935.
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Salvation. Army
Walter Young
Kansas
Missouri
Carr
Procor
Ste
Central States
Army
Lawrence men attend world service game in St Louis
Four Lawrence men who attend the world service game at St Louis yesterday said they would save old heir four tickets for $25 each. A flock of brant circled downtown Lawrence last evening around 8:30 attracted by the lights along Seventh street. Managers of the Junior Twilight baseball league will hold a dinner meeting tonight at 7 at Wiedemann's. A newly organized chorus at First Baptist church presented gala music with solos by Mrs. L. E. Betrys and Mrs. Lyle Powell. Five divorces granted in district court by Judge Hugh Means: Edith Wilson from William Wilson, Virginia Skinner from Harold Skinner Jr, Margaret Pasewark from Bruce Pasewark, Harold Hardtarte from Dorothy Hardtarfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
St. Louis
Oeerr
Seventh= street
Twilight Baseball League
Wiedemann's
First Baptist Church
Mosnin
Erhardt
L. E.betrys
Hugh
Edith
Wilson
William Wilson
Gross
Virginia
Skinner
Harold Skinner, Jr
Margaret
Fasewark
Bruce
Pasewark
Harold
Hardtartée
Dorothy
Hardtarfer
S ‘Gross
R.T. Gibson
Hill student group backs name change for band project
A chaotic campus discussion centers on renaming a university band and the involvement of pledges in annual hazing rituals. Debates focus on student leaders and the misnaming of groups while concerns about safety and conduct arise as newcomers face initiation activities around sorority houses.
Deaths and Funerals Dixie Peacock Services Held
Dixie Peacock died Friday night at a hospital and services will be held at Oak Hill graveside week.
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Dixie Peacock
Oak Hill
Hospital adds a third resident physician at KU Memorial
At KU Memorial Hospital a third resident physician joins the staff of resident doctors. Dr R L Canuteson announces Dr Hinshaw, a 1932 Kansas medical school graduate, completed interne ship at the state hospital in Larned. Also joining is Dr Beatrice Lins. The university notes rising student service and enrolment.
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Aew Memorial Hospital
K.U
R. L Canuteson
Dent Health Service
Eee
Hinshaw
University of ‘Kansas Medical School
State Hospital
Vat Larned
Imada
Beatrice
Lins
Wat
RIX Wia
Benita Dives
Scholars Enjoy a Picnic at K U Summerfield Group Meeting
The annual picnic of K U Summerfield scholars was held Saturday afternoon at Governor Robinson farm three miles east of Lawrence. Fifty nine students on Summerfield scholarships attended. Chancellor E H Lindley spoke and presented each member a feather bound booklet noting his appointment. Med Summerfield, donor of the scholarships, was described. he once headed law at A and is now president of Gotham Silk Steslery in New York.
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K. U. Summerfield
K. U
Robinson Farm
Lawrence
Summerfield
Bama
E.H. Lindley
Solon
Méi Summerfield
Gotham
Silk
Steslery Company of
Ni New. York
Varsity Show Delights with Lively Entertainment
The Varsity packed an evening of light entertainment featuring a lively act titled Ladies I Should Listen. The crowd laughed at Paris Rand and a bustling program led by Lawrence Business, though the finer highlight may have been a strong dresser and stage presence.
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Drew
Hutchinson Adoptee Makes Perfect Score in Kansas Baby Show
Florence Janice Lester, adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lesher of Hutchinson, was the only baby among 307 entrants in the Kansas state fair baby show to achieve a perfect score.
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Florence
Janice Lester
Charles Lesher
Hutchinson
Kansas City Woman Shot Dead Near Big Way
A Kansas City woman, about 20 and five months pregnant, was found shot to death near the big way on Saturday. Dr. Charles M. Stemen, who treated a visitor matching her description last Wednesday, said she may be the same person who sought help under the name May Cole Edwardsville. Police could not identify the Edwardsville resident. A motor car carrying a man and a woman was seen Friday night, and several gunshots were heard. The woman was referred to the Visiting Nurse Association but officials say no matching Molly aid records exist.
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Kansas City
Kan
Vine May Cole
Edwardsville
Wyandotte County
Charles’m. Stemen
Visiting Nurse Association
Monte Cristo at Dickenson Theater Enthralls Audiences
The Dickinson theater showcases The Count of Monte Cristo adaptation starring Robert Donat and Elissa Landi. Donat delivers a commanding performance as Edmond Dantes with a tale of imprisonment, fortune, and revenge. A strong supporting cast, a newsreel, Betty Boop cartoon, and organ accompaniment round out the program.
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Edmond "Dantes
Monte Cristo
Dareh
Dumas
Dotat
Ken Griffith
The Grananda Showcases The Sweetest Girl in the World
Miriam Hopkine and Joel McCrea star in The Sweetest Girl in the World at the Granada. Hopkins plays the worldly heroine with graceful performance. McCrea, Wray, Reginald Denny and St Renbane support in a light fateful romance with brisk pacing. The piece blends comedy and romance as a rich heiress seeks love, while a broker’s clerk complicates the plot.
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Miriam
Hopkine
Joel
McCrea
Capital
Miss Hopkins
Ned Case
Joel McCrea
Wray
Community News From Topeka and Lecompton Districts
A long list of social visits, church delegates, and local gatherings in Topeka Lecompton and nearby towns. Mrs Dutta attended United Brethren conference in Topeka as a delegate. Teachers and guests enjoyed a picnic supper then a musical show at Toneka. Local families hosted evenings with visitors from Effingham and Lawrence. A Willing Workers meeting featured a covered dish luncheon and charm quilt blocks.
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Dutta
Martin
Tola
United. Brethren
Lecompton Dhu Yen' Ekarek
Kecharlie
oWentne
H: Lowe ‘and Grate
Gage
Toneka
Pekarek
Mias"Weatherby
Mletar
Teress Anderson
Naomi Edwa
Hattie Hutchins
Meathenny
Orville Metall
Dave
Topeka
Guy McClanahan
Ruth
Dorothy
Effingham
Hedger
McClanahan
Floyd «Atkinson
Edward Molanahan
W. B. Glen
Gerst Tallaeise
Ben‘ Isler
Glenn
Mra
Isler
Viriinand
Jean Isler
Busene
Louis‘Isler
G. C
Herschell. Velver
Billy
Saraene
Toni Nor
George Eiscackell
Clean B. Glen
Wilma
Ralph Trayler
Elsie Laswell
Lecompton
Inter
Mina Edw Lasswell
Howston
Texas
Lawrence Wednerda
Willing Workers Club
Grace
Mattie Glenn
Mary. Metall
Olivia'«Pulton
Bobby Card
Dark
Minnie Glenny
Miss Mildred Whaley Visits Friends and Family
Miss Mildred Whaley of Tulsa Oklahoma spent the weekend at the Fred Whaley home. She traveled with friends en route to Denver to attend college. Mr and Mrs Fred Bartz hosted a Sunday gathering at the Ben Bartz home in Eudora. Mrs Bena Oliver Holmes and family, along with Mr and Mrs George Oliver were present.
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Mildred Whaley
Tulsa
Okla
Mills
Elkhart
India
Fred Whaley
Denver
Fred, Bartz
Ben Bartz
Eudora
Bena
Belleview area round of visits and fairs noted
Local families from Belleview and nearby farms spread across Kansas City and Vinland for visits, home projects, and a fair. The Belleview 4 H girls earned embroidery prizes at the Vinland fair, and a Baptist farewell was held for travelers leaving to California.
Wedding shower for Mrs Sommer hosts many friends
A large crowd attended a daytime wedding shower at the home of Mrs A L Hadl for Mrs Albert Sommer. Guests and relatives listed shared tea towels and gifts while light refreshments were served, with many in attendance from the local community.
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Foraythen
A L
Prezent
Albert Sommer
Minnieertz
Nellie
Daugherty
Joe Madi
Edna
Welsh
Gitfarde Carls Pfleger
Aa Clifton
Eanna Freese
Mattie. Skinner
Elina
Irs
Roy Cramer
Alfred. Seiwald
Msohn
Sommer
Jessie’ Anderson
Amcs
Bert’ Daugherty
Fred Whaley
Allie A. L. Hadl
Isabelle Hadl
Annabella Holmes
Alberts Hadl
Ruth Duncan
Geneva James
Flora Mae ‘James
Arleta Holmes
Apple transport and local ties in small town notices
Reading through a jumbled local notice page shows Oskalqosa Brown recovering and able to sit up briefly, while a pair of men haul four truckloads of apples en route to Manhattan. The Blevins family moved to Arkansas then to pleshattar for school, and several residents visited relatives from Kansas City to Leavenworth. The apple crop is poor elsewhere, but Ratliff orchard sells apples and cider. a fortieth anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Roberts was held with many relatives attending.
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Brown
Arkansas
Pleshattar
J. H. Bowers
Shepherd
Edwin Bowers
Kansan City
Davis
Jacquemin
Los
Grace Glock
Chicago
Fred. Glock
Horgece
Gracey
Brownell Corp
Gossett
Leavenworth
W. G. Robinson
Baker
Anz
Eam
Aes Il Ae
Ratliff
Roberts
Ta follows Po topeka club meeting and rally features
The Topeka area event includes club president and secretary among attendees, with Raines Anderson and others noted. A Republican meeting at the Creek Friday draws Gov. Landon and other officials. doughnuts and social time follow. Villages like Valley Falls and Topeka school displays are mentioned with community members and Home Makers club quilting activity.
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Nothdorf
Ee Raines
Anderson
Topeka
Idérson
M.S
Gowman Church
Valley Fall
Real Club
Svietta
Mitchers
Pitt Keever
Republica Helt
Ersal
Ale
Lando On
Beck
T. “de Rhodes
Plominer
van Necessa
Will Boxerman Thacter
Alge
Everett Nichols
Wyatt- Gragg
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Shawnee Mission Crash
Palmateer
Ngint Lawrence
Ruth Waters
Toneks
Heard
George Sturm
Mr. Storm
Wingae
Lawrence Radaition Ve
Cansro Products
Bill
Phipps
Th ‘Autto
Hiboe
Déan
Mr. Hibe
Bill Fish
Hill
Bilt Fhibba
T K.U
Phi Hse
Ku Ku
Dre Alfred” J
Watkins Memorial
Gathering
of .K. U
Summerfield Group
Edward Kile
Granada
Belleview
Euditor
Mfp
Devel Tea
Dallas
Tex
Louisiana
Mia
L. J. Shirck
Kansas” City
H.shirck
Robert Shirck
Ft Madison
Goare
Grosdidice
Lund
Ands
Miletahl Aind
Arthus Ott
John- White
Ghithire Athy
Floyds
M Bartz
Dorothea
Tan Cochran
Arpul Coch
Howard MeéKin
Ney. Mire
Harvey
Dillon
Mary
Hens
Ed Hass
California
Bilding
Cochran
Ralph “Wendall
Bobby
Carl Pfleger
Utty Wertz
James DynoNirs
Gertie Steffen
Amos
Harrison Glideon
Osborne
Kangas Department of
VepoRub
Exterig Reece
Vicks An
Sopen Hote
Freedy Marian’s
Orch
Rey Oonas
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