Move on Far East Situation Planned
The government expects to act in the Manchurian crisis once pledges to the League of Nations by Japan and China are fulfilled. U S officials hint at possible action under Kellogg Briand pact as the Sino Japanese dispute intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngton
Ian
League of Nations
Japan
China
United States
Nine Power
Red Press
Ted
Taonan
Chiang Kai Shek
Chient
Chinchow
A Can
Washington
Yangtse
Nanking
Shanghai
Esion
Chow
Chiang Hsueh Liang
Manchuria
South Manchur
Chi
Man
Lawrence Country Club Elects New Board Members
The annual meeting elected N. C. W. Ami Salter G. Thiele to the board, succeeding C. E. Friend Q. W. Jeney and L. S. Purcell. Other directors include Theodore S. Astman R. M. Fitzpatrick Gene Glahn W. B. Griesa J. O. Jones and J. J. Kistler. The board will meet to elect officers and committees for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Nevin
C. W. Ami- Salter
G. Thiele
C. E. Friend
Q. W. Jeney
L. S. Purcell
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Gene Glahn
W. 8. Griesa
J. J. Kistler
Belleview 4-H Club Elects Officers at Home Meeting
Belleview 4-H club members elected officers at a meeting held last night at the home of Mrs. hn Vinland. Newly chosen officers include Freda Cowles as president Raymond Horrell as vice president Ann Bischelmeyer as secretary treasurer Ernest Cowles as parliamentary drill and witistie Hepler as home demonstration agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleview Club
Belleview 4-H Club
Vinland
Ers
Freda Cowles
Raymond Horrell
Ann Bischelmeyer
Secr
Ernest Cowles
Istie Hepler
Communists Round Up in Spanish Countryside
Dispatches from Villanueva report hundreds of civil guards conducting a wide round up to capture about 1,500 armed agrarian communists destroying crops and livestock. Country folk concentrate in Villanueva as airplane scouts note the main group in the mountains. no resistance yet. Cordoban townspeople called for vehicles to assist in the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordoba
Spain
Villanueva
Oil Flow Returns to Oklahoma Fields Under Martial Rule
Oklahoma City oil fields resume activity as 2,000 workers return to the Oklahoma City field at 7 am to reopen valves and flow about 225,000 barrels daily. In Seminole 600 workers return, 150 full time. Chandler and Tatums resume on old schedules. Gov Murray and officials prorate production under military rule as allowed by a 546,009 barrel daily state cap under a tri state agreement with Kansas and Texas. Murray warns he can shut wells again if prices fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Seminole
Chandler
Tatums
W. H. Murray
Paul Walker
State Corporation Commission
Man Cause Breakage At Lax Man Sandwich Inn
James Brown 68, of no fixed address, admitted breaking the glass at the Lax Man Sandwich Inn, 1403 Massachusetts Street, after being questioned by police. He said he had not eaten for several days. Police arrested Brown in an alley near the store and he was held briefly before transfer to county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
James Brown
Laxman Sandwich Inn
Massachusetts Street
Headquarte
Brown
Patee Theater to Open With The Public Defender
The Patee theater will present The Public Defender with Richard Dix next week. Screenings Monday to Wednesday include a news reel comedy and a cartoon. school children may attend. Thursday and Friday are Family Nights with two shows for one price, featuring Children of Dreams and The Lawless Woman. Saturday features In Line of Duty with Noah Beery and Sue Carol, plus a cartoon, comedy, and The Galloping Ghost installment. A 10 am charity show will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Defender
Richard Dix
Patee Theater
Prise
Oscar Hammerstein II
Sigmund Romberg
Hammerstein
Romberg
Noah Beery
Sue Carol
Guard Caught Smuggling Dope Into Kansas Penitentiary
Topeka reported by Vice Chairman Ed Arnold of the state board of administration that guard John Coleman a Black Kansas City man was discharged and turned over to federal authorities after a search found about one ounce of narcotics in his clothing. Authorities say the guard had been smuggling dope into the Lansing penitentiary for at least three months and selling it to prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Ed Arnold
State Board of Administration
Arnold
John Coleman
Kansas City
Kan
Armold
Coleman
Week Ends With a Move for Stronger Securities
Washington reports an economically powerful week ending with Hoover restoration steps and an added measure to strengthen railroad bonds. An expanded inquiry seeks ways to boost investment value of rail bonds as savings banks face liquidity concerns and possible removal from eligible lists. Hoover hopes the emergency 500 million credit corporation boosts credit and purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Betharing
Mutual Savings
West
Open House Night At Chi Omega With 14 Piece Orchestra
Alpha Chi Omega held open house Friday from 8 to 11 dancing to music by a fourteen piece Kansas City orchestra. Chaperons included Mrs. Hugh Patton and Miss Elizabeth Dunkel. Out of town guests and attendees from several fraternities were listed along with hostesses and other societies. A separate note mentions Tota Nu and Phi Beta Pi events and confirms additional out of town guests. Fragments also reference a town orchestra and Delta Zeta participation. The piece ends with a weather tease CHILLY WEATHER COMING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega
Kansas City
Hugh Patton
Elizabeth Dunkel
Camilla Lindsay
Horton
Mary Irwin
Elizabeth Everhardy
Leavenworth
Louise Sanders
Burlington
Dorothy Bleakley
Tonganoxie
Chi Omega
Edith F. Martin
Delta
Zeta
Ada Reese Jawis
C C. Goddard
F. H. Guild
Frances
Miriam Dexter
Phyllis Dentzer
Jeira Horner
Abilene
Viv A Rice
Liberty
Marian Brinton
Elizabeth Conrad
Henrietta Conrad
Ruth Bryant
Millie Stiefel
Kansas City, Mo
Local Showers May Accompany Temperature Change
Topeka reports cooler weather on the way from the northwest with probable showers as fall returns after a day of near mid summer heat. Kansas saw highs up to 88 in Goodland and 75 to 85 elsewhere, with nights commonly 62 to 75. Fontana bank merges with Miami County National Bank, Paola. Earl Hardy, 3, died in a dog house fire at Hugoton, his 4-year-old brother injured, and Michael Kammerer, 70, dies after being hit by a truck in Kansas City, the 79th traffic fatality this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
D. Flora
Goodland
Recema
Piora
Fontana
Kan
Miami County National Bank
Paola
Fontana Bank
Child Fataly
Hugoton
Earl Hardy
Donald
Dains Danie
Fraternity suits heard over university property taxes
The Kansas Supreme Court appointed C. E. Vance Jr of Garden City to hear testimony in suits filed by fraternities at University of Kansas Kansas State College and Baker University challenging Douglas and Riley counties power to tax their houses and other property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Supreme Court
C. E. Vance, Jr
Garden City
University of Kansas
Kansas State College
Baker University
Douglas
Riley
Bronchoscope Relieves Two Small Children
Kansas City October 10 AP Physicians reported the condition of two babies following bronchoscopic operations yesterday. Beatrice Terkins four of Dodge City Kansas swallowed a watermelon seed and Curtis Poort two of Warrensburg Missouri swallowed a kernel of corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Beatrice Terkins
Dodge City
Kan
Curtis Poort
Warrensburg
Cards Are Champs in a Close Series Deciding Game
The Athletic led early as Pat Collins and Jimmie Foxx drove runs, while manager wariness surrounded a tense baseball clash. Cardinals Grimes and High delivered key hits, with High homering to spark a late surge as the Cardinals topped the Athletics to clinch the series.
Athletics and Cardinals clash with late-inning action
In a turbulent seven inning stretch the Athletics and Cardinals traded weak hits with no runs, while Foxx struck out and Gelbert delivered a key two-base hit. The ninth inning saw Simmons walk and Williams reach on an error, but scoring remained limited as pitching dominated. A later note reports a journalism conference in Lawrence with local hospitality and KU game attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athintice
Simmon
Wilson
Fes
Atiller
Gelbert
Simmons
We Miller
Williams
Attes
Ti Hallahan
Hop
Martin
Hopper
Hindenburg and Hitler Hold Key Conference in Berlin
In Berlin on Oct 10 AP reports President Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler met for about an hour amid rising Nazi pressure to unseat Chancellor Bruening. The meeting drew a crowd outside the palace as Hitler, an Austrian by birth and veteran of the German army, presented his plans to the aged president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Tyet
Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Bruening
Reichstag
Wilhelmstrasse
Bavaria
Boyles Jury Hangs On Liquor Trial
Harry Boyles of 770 Hickory Street faced a liquor sale charge. The Justice court jury, four to two for conviction, was hung at 5 o clock and discharged by Justice J. H. Mitchell. Albert Miller of 416 Illinois Street and Edwin Clark of Saginaw Mich testified Boyles sold them a half gallon. Miller pleaded guilty to transportation and possession, serving sixty days and a $200 fine. Clark pleaded not guilty. Stevens said Boyles will likely not be retried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Boyles
Hickory Street
Justice Court
J. H. Mitchell
Albert Miller
Illinois Street
Edwin Clark
Saginaw
Mich
Miller
Clark
R. B. Stevens
Stevens
Sunflower club plans November event and Halloween party
At J. S. Taylor's Sunflower club discussed an achievement day planned for November and a Hallowe'en party to be held next Friday night in the K. G. Clark barn. Adelia Miller gave a reading and Wallace Taylor serves as club president. Mushrooms prove deadly in Toledo five dead after consuming poisonous varieties. coroner warns of risky field and wood mushrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Clark
Sunflower Club
J. S. Taylor
Adelia Miller
Wallace Taylor
Toledo
Ohio
F. G. Kreit
Market News From Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City livestock market shows steady to lower trends across cattle hogs and sheep with varying weekly totals. Feeder cattle and veal demand softens while slaughter prices wobble. grains and bonds mixed as rural markets digest fluctuating futures and local yard pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Macapmi—Iusn Ad—Uoes
Lawrence Notes and Local Incidents Report
Lawrence items recount a KU alumna recalling a former beaus who became a bishop, police quieting disturbances on New Jersey and Connecticut streets, prowler report on Massachusetts Street with no contact found, a note on Fire Prevention Week with no calls, Tom Bishop and St Johns Military School guests observing events, ongoing house painting by residents, and a Mencken quote with a poem fragment about tourists and labor.
Deaths and Funerals Ledger Quietly Reflect Local Losses
William S Lowe of 1530 Tennessee Street dies after a two day illness in a local hospital. Survived by widow Margaret H Lowe and two daughters, plus two grandchildren and a sister. Funeral Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home. Mrs W C Miller, 74, dies after cerebral hemorrhage in Lawrence. Survived by husband W C Miller and five daughters and one son. Funeral Monday at Rumsey. burial Oak Hill. Harriet Radcliffe dies after weeks of illness. Trinity Episcopal services note her 55 years of church attendance and quiet faith. Jen nie M Coffman, 72, dies at home. funeral tomorrow at Schubert Funeral Home Jewell City Kansas. burial in Jewell City. Survived by husband and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Lowe Wiliam
Lowe
Tennessee Street
Georgetown
St. Louis
Ohio
Massachusetts
Margaret H. Lowe
Harry M. Goodchild
Haverhill
Mass
Edna M. Lowe
Chicago, IL
Harry M. Goodchild, Jr
Shirley Lee Southard
Franklin
W. C. Miller
Ralph W. Dicker
el Monte
Roseartha! Berry
Los Angeles
Cal
H. L. Dunkle
Huntington
W. Va
A. S. Peck
Lawrence
W. L. Miller
Rumsey Funeral Home
Alfred D. Grey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harriet Radcliffe
Miss Radcliffe
F. B. Shaner
Shaner
Trinity Choir
Will Pendleton
William Dalton
A. Dixon
Wilder S. Metcalf
Charles Finch
Robert Wagstaff
Jenni Coffman
Jennie M. Coffman
Haskell Ave
Schubert Funeral Home
J. F. Watts
Jewell City
Kan
Willie Kincaid
Elliott, Ta
Walter Kincaid
Hardy, Neb
Roy Kincaid
Calif
Three Die In Hotel Fire At Chatham In San Francisco
A hotel fire at the Chatham in downtown San Francisco killed three people and injured four others who jumped from the building to escape. Fireman John Miller reported two tires stolen from his car parked near the station during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chatham
District
John Miller
Local Social News and College Notes Summary
Burlington and Williamsburg families listed among social visitors and illness. Delta Delta Delta pledges Wilma Wightman of Kansas City. Tea hosted by Marguerite Treille with several guests. Baldwins attend Sunday School convention in Wellsville. L. B. C. notes include Walton Higher Accounting courses growing in popularity and new arrivals like Juanita Thomas from Dexter. Weatherby's Holton trip noted. Stenographer Bernice Griffis and Nellie Gettler among returning students. Authorities note strong schooling as key to future prosperity and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veka
G. Nesbitt
Roland Nesbitt
Burlington
Charles Zessler
Williamsburg
and Mirs
Fred Jones
Vera
Susan Sarah
Lebo
Glenn Dewall
Lyle Sutherland
Len Steele
George Turrell
Harry Trabert
Wiley A. Keve
Abilene
Lambda Chapter
Delta Delta Delta
Wilma Wightman
Kansas City
Marguerite Treille
Helen Wilson
Grace Irwin
Clara Krefting
Harriet Osborne
Elisa Pereth
Bertha Whitton
Baldwin
Wellsville
Lila Buck
Holton
Business College
Walton
Leta Jacob
Ottawa
Juanita Thomas
Dexter
Iowa
Weatherby
Bernice Griffis
Nellie Get
Garden party notes and memorial in Baldwin
Baldwin Report covers a PEO garden party at Mrs FE hk Ebright’s home chaired by Mrs Alvin F. Baker with poetry and song by members including Mrs Gilbert M Gander and Mrs A J Hurt fo Clathe. It also details funeral services for George Franklin Leonard with military honors, Baker University graduate, longtime teacher, and WWII veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert M. Gander
Perry
FE Hk
Ebright
Alvin F. Baker
Larden
Edward Cragoe
sSanner
Wordsworth
Aagle Chubb
Martha Cowgill
Moore
Dickens
Hammond
Burlington
Baldwin
Cordelia Clements
Helen Good
Olathe
Frank Wolf
George Franklin Leonard
Saway
GC. W. Bailey
Baker Quartette
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Leonard
Delta Shelter
Lloyd Beaton
American Legion
Baldwin Lodge
George Leonard
Baker University
Lawrence
137Th Infantry
St. Mihiel
Meuse Argonne
Baker
Leonard Jtaught
Willis
Kan
Wil ‘Liamasbore
Willis School of Embalming A
Veterans’ Hospital
Kansas City
Tulsa
Oklo
Elva Mary Jones
Wiliamsburg
Sarah Marguerite
Smith Leonard
Leland
Harold
Tampa
Fla
Eugene
Lewiston
Mont
Paxton Mize
Glenn Dewall
Lyle Sutherland
Jen Steele
George Turrell
Harry Trabert
Williams
Neen
Frank Kerns
Ida Booth
Lyda Dibble
Toneka
James
Susan Lindsey
Independence
Charles Avert
Ottahens
E. Davis
Marriage Licenses In Detroit And Topeka Areas
Marriage licenses issued to Andrew Barcus of Detroit Michigan and Anne Burandt of Bonner Springs who planned marriage at Bonner Springs, and Earl Mallory and Mary Jackson of Topeka who planned marriage there. The item also mentions a police incident in Cranston Rhode Island and a local insurance ad with Elks bowling scores and an agency contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Barcus
Detroit
Mich
Anne Burandt
Bonner Springs
Earl Mallory
Mary Jackson
Topeka
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Far East
U. S
League
Country Club
Amidon
Thiele
Quinn
Newkirk
Okla
Earl Quinn
Jessie Griffith
Zexia
John S. Burger
Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Terrell
Sockeiy
Tota Nu
J. A. Keeler
Phi Beta Pi
Medical
Fenso Newman
Toronto
Michael Kammerer
Co. E
Athletic
Don
Tishop
Hich
Frisch
Waerst
Cochrane Bounc
Watkins
Shconad
Foxx
Hsen
Grimes
Ishop
Wil Maas
High
Singia
Thins
Vpavilinn
Tn Porpeyd
Bishop
Orsatt
Tramten
Gethart
Fatied
Swink Tennerd
Wilms Jbert
Sinsie
Earshaw
Cardinals
Tamshaiw
Fox
Mi Enieg San Aces
Mary Davis
Connectic High
Cut Street
Barnar
Mastin
Foxxonion
Pretty
Athletics
Simmone Fund
Erm
Gelbart
Nottomley
Cochrane
Edoont
Hans
Gelhert
Messenger
Haskell Indians
K. U
Ay Chamber of Commerce
Inneapolis Messenger
Hindenburg
Chios de Close
New York
Ort
Treasury
Kansas City Casa Gra
Oet
Springa Il
Chicago
USDAI
Minnesota
Dakota
Red River
Dick _Building
W. W. Russ
New Jersey Street
Connecticut Street
Tom Bishop
St. John’s Military School
Salina
H. L. Mencken
America
Pavement Pounder
Mr. Mencken
Chung
UFE
Puffy
Baldwin News
Invente
ELKS
Hetzel’ Kahne Allen
T. G. Fitch Ins
Agen
Hosford & Arnold
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Yational Bank
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