Royalists Await Word From King George II
Royalists in Athens await the king's return amid a bloodless coup that toppled Greece's 11 year republic. A plebiscite on restoring the monarchy is set for November 3 as Kondylis leads a temporary regime awaiting the king's decision and possible successor options.
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Athens
George II
London
Ens
George Klondylis
Republic
Monar
Greece
Kondylis
Paris
George
Nicholas
Marina
Marina, Now the Duchess of Kent
Saragoza
Spain
Eugene Lascaris
Slae
Pontiac man hangs self after confessed double slaying
In Oakland county jail Pontiac Michigan October 11 Pi-Fer rin Rowland an ab-year-old farmer woodsman who drowned his two young stepdaughters because he wanted to get rid of them hanged himself with a rope made from pillow cases Deputy Sheriff Louis Burt found the body during a transfer to the prosecutor's office Rowland had been arraigned on murder charges but the proceeding was postponed for his wife to be brought from Harrison Michigan to confront him He had claimed she knew of the killings
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Pontiac
Mich
Ferrin Rowland
Oakland County
Louis Burt
Burt
Rowland
Harrison, Mich
Faces Prison Sentence In Kansas City Crime Case
William E. Pine, 24, a Kansas University graduate, pleaded guilty to larceny and burglary in Kansas City. He admitted breaking into a filling station and taking 23 dollars to pay a car debt. Judge Ben Terre sentenced him to Missouri's intermediate reformatory at Algoa. Pine said his parents live in Lawrence.
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Kansas City
William E. Pine
Kansas University
Lawrence
Pine
Ben Terre
Missouri
Algoa
Test Your Knowledge Seven Questions From Classifieds
Seven trivia prompts ask for author of Chant Pagan Greek myth maidens guarding golden apple Earth gave Hera on her marriage to Zeus oysters in fresh water Miles Coverdale Utah death sentence mode Granite State Haymarket riot year volcano mouth cavity and Crosby brothers.
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Hera
Miles Coverdale
Utah
Granite State
Haymarket
Chicago
Bing Crosby
Monkey Shows Fondness for 2 Lawrence Banker
Susan the KU psychology monkey clings to Lawrence banker George Docking during a campus visit last Sunday. After attempts to separate the animal, Dr. Wheeler and Docking plan next steps, with Susan eventually returning to campus quarters. Docking quips he does not envy Frank Buck on hunting.
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Susan
K. U
Frank Buck
George Docking
Lawrence Banker
Dr. Wheeler
Docking
Mr. Docking
Professor Wheeler
Docking’s
Alumni unit reorganization underway in Kansas City
Fred Ellsworth K U alumni secretary aided the Kansas City drive to reorganize the alumni unit. An executive council was elected and will meet October 21 to finalize details for a new organization. Members named include Don Davis chair Wilbur F Coen secretary George Bowles Herman Langworthy Mrs Wilbur F Coen T J Strickler Miss Clem Lamborn Dan Servey Mr and Mrs Arthur Cromb Miller Nichols and Marie Wachter. GIVES ASSEMBLY PROGRAM.
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Fred Ellsworth
K. U
Kansas City
Don Davis
Wilbur F
Coen
George Bowles
Herman Langworthy
Wilbur F. Coen
T. J. Strickler
Clem Lamborn
Dan Servey
Arthur Cromb
Miller Nichols
Marie Wachter
Junior Assembly at Memorial High School Features Student Acts
The Memorial High School junior class led a morning assembly with President Fred Yeas presiding. Highlights included Horn solo by Joe Vansickle with Mrs. Sawhill on piano, Vocal solos by Minerva Davis and Mrs. Theodore Ericason, and readings by Helen Evans and Dorothy Enlow along with several talking pictures on electric display signs. A separate item notes Clyde Hughes of near Baldwin arrested after a complaint charging receipt of $20 from Leslie Frantz, known to have been stolen from Baldwin Elevator the night of November 29, 1934, with Frantz already in state reformatory for the robbery. Also, Earl C. Cogswell, master of the Kansas Grange, named chairman of the National Grange agricultural committee for the Sacramento convention November 12-20. An insurance ad for F. S. Butcher.
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Memorial High School
Fred Yeas
Joe Vansickle
C. BE. Sawhill
Minerva Davis
Vera Flory
Helen Evans
Theodore Ericason
Dorothy Enlow
Clyde Hughes
Near
Baldwin
Court of Justice of the Peace
F. B. Dodds
Leslie Frantz
Frantz
Baldwin Elevator Company
State Reformatory
Kansas
Topeka
Earl C. Cogswell
Kansas Grange
Sacramento
Calif
Pleasant October Weather Predicted For Kansas
Topeka Oct 11 Kansans may enjoy several days of pleasant October weather as a cool snap passes with unlikely north winds federal meteorologist S D Flora said tonight temperatures will stay well above freezing across the state with frost unlikely eastern Kansas 50 to 55 western 45 to 50 by tomorrow highs near 70 statewide no rain expected as clouds linger in the east and skies stay clear in the west
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Topeka
Kansans
S. D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
South Dakota
Walter Varnum Named National Druggists Third Vice President
Lawrence chatter notes Walter Varnum preoccupied with a study of a composite image of 784 druggists on the National Retail Druggists Journal convention issue cover. He is pictured in the group, the cover credit due to a photographic supplier who photographed delegates at the Cincinnati convention last month.
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Walter Varnum
National Retail Druggists Journal
Cincinnati
Varnum
Jay Janes pledge 13 women selected at KU meeting
Thirteen women were selected for pledging by the Jay Janes KU women's pep organization at a meeting yesterday afternoon. Anna Grace Doty of 1637 West Ninth Street is among the new pledges, along with Vir ginia Stearns Wichita Chi Omega Dorothy Shearer Junction City Alpha Chi Omega Dorothy Trek ell Wellington and LaVergne Nelson Republic Watkins hall Velma Markham Topeka Alpha Omicron Pi Sarah Nell Pickett Joplin Mo Samma Phi Beta Ruth Miller Tribune Delta Zeta Lucille Mavity Newton Ches ia James Merriam Margaret Simmons Lake City Elaine Slothower Wellington Anna Grace Doty Lawrence Jane Baker Wilson and independents Eleanor Klein Lawrence becomes an active member after inactive period.
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Jay Janes
K. U
Anna Grace Doty
West Ninth Street
Virginia Stearns
Wichita
Chi Omega
Dorothy Shearer
Junction City
Alpha Chi Omega
Dorothy Trekell
Wellington
LaVergne Nelson
Republic
Watkins Hall
Velma Markham
Topeka
Alpha Omicron Pi
Sarah Nell Pickett
Joplin
Samma Phi Beta
Ruth Miller
Tribune
Delta Zeta
Lucille Mavity
Newton
Chesia James
Merriam
Margaret Simmons
Lake City
Elaine Slothower
Lawrence
Jane Baker
Wilson
Eleanor Klein
George Carter Funeral Services Pending
George Carter died yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held from Rumsey funeral home Saturday at 10 o'clock with Rev. C J Knox officiating. Burial will be in Maple Grove cemetery. Surviving relatives include brother William Carter of Lawrence.
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George Carter
Rumsey
C. J. Knox
Maple Grove Cemetery
William Carter
Lawrence
Ockerblad to Speak on Military Aspects of Ethiopian Conflict
A. M. Ockerblad associate professor of applied mechanics at the University and U S reserve corps captain will discuss Military Aspects of the Ethiopian Conflict Sunday at 10 am in the Unitarian church. Edwin C. Stone will chair. at 11 am cellist W B Dalton will perform with Mrs B J Dalton accompanying. The minister will speak on Footholds for Filtering Liberals. The Unitarian choir will sing an Arensky anthem and Kenneth Cornell will address European Literature Today at 7 pm for the Promethean club.
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Unitarian Church
A. M. Ockerblad
University
U. S. Reserve Corps
Africa
Ockerblad
U. S
Edwin C. Stone
W. B. Dalton
B. J. Dalton
Unitarian
Arensky
Kenneth Cornell
Europe
Promethean Club
Brethren Convention Draws 400 At Lone Star District Meet
About 400 people attended the northeast Kansas district convention of the Church of the Brethren at Lone Star on Sunday and Monday. Rev L A Whitaker pastor of Lone Star led the services while principal speaker was Dr Edward Frantz president of the Germany Bible school in Chicago. Dr W H Schwalm president of the church school in McPherson and other district ministers delivered talks.
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Northeast Kansas
Church of the Brethren
Lone Star
L. A. Whitaker
Edward Frantz
Germany Bible School
Chicago
W. H. Schwalm
Church School
McPherson
Northeast
Washburn coach declines comment on resignation reports
Topeka October 11 Ernest E Beary Washburn College head football coach declined to comment on reports he will resign at season end to enter the insurance business Dr Philip C King Washburn president said he had no comment but might issue a statement within two or three weeks. Philharmonic Broadcast Sunday KMBC radio presents New York Philharmonic with Otto Klemperer directing Sunday from 2 to 4 pm program includes Cherubinis Anacreon Wagner Tristan and Isolde Elgars Enigma Variations and Francks Symphony in D minor. Guy L Hursh Obituary Funeral services held Saturday at Holton for Hursh a lawyer active in Masonry who served as grand patron of the Eastern Star in 1922. Betty Barbour Paul Oneley Winfield Kan win Juilliard scholarships New York Oct 11 Two Kansas students win Juilliard School scholarships for study this season. announced by dean Ernest Hutcheson.
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Ernest E. Beary
Washburn College
Philip C. King
Washburn
Guy L. Hursh
Lawrence
Toneka
Holton
Hursh
Order of the Eastern Star
New York
Betty Barbour
Paul Oneley
Winfield, Kan
Juilliard Graduate School of Music
Ernest Hutcheson
Helen Doherty
Business College
Kansas City
Baldwin
B. D. Rowie
W. W. Jenkins
Ottawa
Palmyra
Old Settlers
Clyde Hughes
North Baldwin
Joseph Courter
Courter
Goff
Kan
Harry Patterson
Talmage
James Brockway
Edward Huey
Baker Faculty Club
Fellowship Hall
East Park
Dell Road
Counts
Wallace B. Fleming
Burlingame
Joseph Lane
Fleming
Winfield
Southwest Kansas
Southwestam College
J. D. Biggers
Ardmore
Okla
C. N. Murray
E. P. Hall
American Legion
St. Louis
Chicago
J. M. Bacon
Richland
Hackett
North Sixth Street
Vincent Dieh
John Wannington
Kansas Conference Woman's Home Missionary Society
Ethal Payne
William M. Balch
Harrd W. Guest
B. A. Gessner
Ross Wolfe
Elizabeth Zellars
J. D. Smith
Phoebe Emery
Oliver Price
Holcombe
Dean
Madge Reynolds
Court Denies Appeal in Vanderbilt Custody Case
New York October 11. Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt was denied permission to appeal her contest for custody of her 11 year old daughter Gloria to the court of appeals. The appellate division denied her petition by unanimous decision.
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New York
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Gloria
Court of Appeals
Whitaker to Open Indoor Golf School at Hill View
Earl Whitaker, manager of Hill View golf course, has leased 706 Massachusetts street to open an indoor golf school by November. He expects to begin installing equipment next week and plans driving ranges pitching games putting games a ping pong table and an archery range.
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Earl Whitaker
Hill View Golf Course
Massachusetts Street
Whitaker
Former Kansas student covered Roosevelt trip in California
L. E. Claypool, ex-University of Kansas student now with a San Diego paper, was assigned to meet President Roosevelt's train at Boulder Dam and accompanied the Roosevelts for several days during the California visit. A special city council meeting was set for 7:15 to pass a resolution approving a $22,320 federal WPA storm sewer grant share. The defense in the Alice Speed Stall kidnapping case rested after corroboration from Nashville residents. Kansas reports a farm labor shortage with wages up from a year ago. Southwestern College marked its 50th anniversary with ministerial and lay delegates observing the event in Winfield.
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L. E. Claypool
University of Kansas
San Diego
Cal
Roosevelt
Boulder Dam
John Claypool
Claypool
California
University of Southern California
Winfield
Kan
Southwest Kansas
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Friends
Southwestern College
Bank Robber Identified in Niotaze Bank Theft
Mrs Edna Flautt assistant cashier of Niotaze state bank identified George W Jeffries as one of two men who robbed the Niotaze bank of 350 on September 2 Jeffries 25 was brought from Tulsa Oklahoma for questioning The case ties to a Tulsa fugitive arrest and a Gypsies robbery reported in Fredonia Kansas
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Kan
B. Ross
Chautauqua County
Edna M. Flautt
Niotaze State
George W. Jeffries
Jeffries
Tulsa
Okla
Indict Two for Murder in Nassau Poison Case
Nassau county grand jury indicted Mrs Ruth Creighton and Everett Applegate for first degree murder in the poisoning of Ada Applegate, Everett's wife, in Mineola New York. The surprise move marks the latest turn in the case with both defendants charged by the grand jury.
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Mineola
N. Y
Nassau County Grand Jury
Ruth Creighton
Everett Applegate
Applegate
Ada
Rail freight loadings rise in first week of October
The Association of American Railroads reports revenue freight loadings for the week ended October 5 at 706,877 cars, up 76,106 from the prior week or 12.1 percent. Italian minister to Ethiopia Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci ordered to leave,Haile Selassie demanding departure with aides to follow tomorrow. In Kansas City bandits robbed the Jacobson Smelting & Refining office, gagged the manager, escaping with 1600 dollars in cash and old gold.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Roogright
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci
Haile Selassie
Bendits
Kansas City
Jacobson Smelting & Refining Company
Esca
Baldwin News Highlights Local Happenings and Visits
Mrs. Jacob Schoepflin returns from Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City recovering well. Various residents travel for family, work, and church activities including Palmyra Old Settlers, Harvest Home events, and W.F.M.S. meetings in Baldwin.
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Jacob Schoepflin
The
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Frances Bailey Elected President at Baldwin Meeting
Following a spot luck supper, the Baldwin organization elected Miss Frances Bailey president to fill the vacancy from Miss Marion Wolfe who resigns to move to Topeka on November 1. Dr. James C. Chubb led a study of Fosdick's Meaning of Prayer. Next meeting set with Miss Noyla Hunt on November 13.
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Frances Bailey
Marion Wolfe
Topeka
James
Chubb
Fosdick
Noyla Hunt
C. D. Smith
C. D. Struble
Warneke
Kansas City
Arthur Case
al Dependence
Baldwin
Harry C. Case
Zennie Geyer
New York City
EB. Geyer
William Potts
T. J. Danley
A. T. Danley
S. H. Danley
C. L. Brown
Wellington
Walter Walz
Kan
Jimmie
Elks Bowling Scores Highlight Kansas City Lineup
Walz and Danley families from Kansas City are listed among participants in the Elks bowling scores, with Mrs. S. H. Danley and children Anna Mary Kathleen Jackie and Mrs. A. T. Danley and kids Marie Albert Barbara Pauline Thomas Jay Lester and Glenn noted among the lineup.
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