Manchuria Talks Hit Snags as US Invited
Geneva and Tokyo reported failure of private talks on Manchuria between Japan and China. China pressed for Japanese troop withdrawal before negotiations. Japan demanded protection of lives and property. The League of Nations council considered inviting the United States to join efforts to restore peace, with observers noting China’s “face” concerns and Nanking’s displeasure.
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League of Nations Council
United States
China
Japan
Tokyo
Manchuria
Baron Shidehara
Chiang Tso Pin
Nanking
League of Nations
League Council
Chiang
South Manchurian
Shidehara
U. S. Geneva
Prentiss Gilbert
Aristide Briand
Alfred Sze
Anothen Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Szein Snvekitss
Peiping
Washington
London
Young Urges Schools to Play One Game for Unemployed Relief
Owen D. B. Young urges colleges and schools to stage at least one benefit football game to aid unemployment relief. He cites Big Ten post season games and Army Navy as examples and calls for student involvement and wide publicity. Receipts to fund local emergency relief. Kansas CityCharities chair aims for a post season charity game between university teams.
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Young
Big Ten
Army Navy
Mr. Young
Ames
America
Kansas City
D- E. Woodmansee
Woodmansee
Battle for Louisiana governorship in capi tol standoff
Huey P. Long ordered state police to prevent Lieutenant Governor Paul N Cyr from taking charge as governor. Cyr, who had been sworn in at Shreveport, wants Long out but plans no forcible seizure. In Madrid, Spain, Manuel Azana elected president of the chamber, forming a new government as Alcala Zamora resigns amid anti Catholic protests.
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Baton Rouge
Huey IP
Long
Paul N. Cyril the
Louisiana
Jeanerette
Cyr
Huey P. Long
Paul N. Cyr
United States
Shreveport
Frank J. Looney
G.T. Worthem
King
Alvin O. King
Senate
New Iberia
Edwin Broissard
Lone
Kansas Committee Held Session Here Yesterday
A sub-committee on the policy statement of Gov. Harry Woodring’s employment committee met yesterday afternoon October 33 at the University of Kansas education school offices. Attending were Sant Wilson of the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Dean Stockton of KU and observers including Ray Willette US labor director and professors Kissick Teasdale. Kissick served as secretary.
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Harry Woodring
Frank Stockton
University
Kansas School of Education
Sant Wilson
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Tooneka
Ray Willette
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
State
United States Department of Labor
D. J. Teasdale
K. U. School of Business
Mr. Kissick
Kansas Weather Forecast and Convention Notice
Kansas forecast calls for fair tonight and Thursday with light winds in west and north regions. Clear to partly cloudy in Manhattan with slightly warmer Thursday. Dirt roads mostly fair elsewhere. some muddy conditions in Manhattan and Emporia. Douglas County reports good conditions. Maximum yesterday 67, minimum today 47, rainfall to 7 p m yesterday 0.28 inch. The annual Sunday School convention of the Douglas County Council of Religious Education will be held October 24 at Lecompton, with Dr Myron Settle the new state secretary presiding for the day. See Hamilton for Fords.
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Kansas
Manhattan
Arkansas City
Wichita
Emporia
Douglas County
Pusucauay
Ia. m
Vention
Council of Religious Education
Lecompton
Inch
Myron Settle
Spain adopts anti church clause in new constitution
Madrid October 14 AP The new Spanish constitution ends state church ties and empowers dissolution of church orders deemed dangerous to the state. Assembly votes 259 to 178 on article 24 with Catholic protests and fist fights on the floor. Article 3 declares no state religion and bans church involvement in commerce industry and education, prompting demonstrations in Madrid and Oviedo. A quarterly meeting at Stull Evangelical Church is announced with Rev Kliphardt preaching Saturday evening.
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Madrid
Spain
National Assembly
Chamber
Alcala Zamora
Miguel Maura
Belgium
Oviedo
Stull
Stull_Evangelical church
Kliphardt
State Witness Testifies Capone Gambling Scandal
A Penovich witness told federal court Capone ran a largely protected Cicero gambling house with profits split to Ralph Capone and Frankie Pope. He said Capone could “fix” police and officials for protection, while other witnesses cited losses at Hawthorne races. Ed Robinson briefly observed as Holly wood actor.
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Federal Building
Chicago
al Capone
Capone
Peter P. Penovich, Jr
Federal
Penovich
Cicero
Fpenavich
Frankie Pope
Ralph Capone
Ralph
Fred Ries
Samuel Clawson
Pennvich
Husky
United States Circuit Court
Milton Held
Hawthorne
Holly Wood
Edward G. Robinson
Gov Woodring to Attend K A Aggie Grid Game
Gov Harry H. Woodring plans to attend the Kansas University versus Kansas State football clash in Lawrence and will sit in both sections, one half with the Jayhawkers and the other with the Aggies, following an old custom.
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Gov
Woodring
K. A
Topeka
Harry H. Woodring
Lawrence
Kansas
Jayhawker
Aggies
Man who nicked Murray’s chin to seek state office
Charles H. Riggs, the barber whose razor slipped while shaving Governor William Henry Murray, announced he would run for the Oklahoma state House of Representatives from a county district. The news item notes his prior removal from the capitol barber shop after the incident.
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Oklahoma City
Wiliam Henry Murray
Charles H. Riggs
State Capitol
State House of Representatives
Oklahoma
Mayor’s Election Split His Home in Hazel Crest
Chicago date October 14 AP report says Edward Soderberg before winning Hazel Crest mayoral post kept late hours, ignored family duties, began smoking big black cigars and drinking and swearing. His wife testified to Judge Daniel P. Trude that politics ruined their marriage. divorce granted.
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Chicago
Hazelcrest
Edward Soderberg
Attended Kansas Parent-Teachers Conference Ends
The second district meeting at Trinity Lutheran church concluded at 3 30 PM with about 250 delegates. Speakers included Dean Margaret Justin of Kansas State College and Dean R A Schwegler of the University of Kansas School of Education.
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Kansas
Parent-Teachers Conference
Trinity Lutheran Church
Margaret Justin
Kansas State College
Manhattan
R. A. Schwegler
School of Education
The
University
B. A. Nash
Dean Justin
Dean Schwegle
A. A. Vonlman
L. B. Spake
C.F. Clark
Florence Sherbon
J. F. Wellenmeyer
C. B. Francisca
Ethel Highby
E. L. Capene
Charles Stroud
Margaret Wells Wood
Association
American Social Hygiene Association
Tax meeting in Topeka seeks tax session
Gov. Harry H. Woodring reports letters from six organizations and many individuals endorsing his push for a special legislative session to consider tax matters. Early arrivals include Jonathan M. Davis and Rep Caldwell Davis, with Dr. J. R. Brinkley canceling a speech to attend to a Washington trip for a new Mexico radio station project.
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Topeka
Harry H. Woodring
Wabaunsee county _ taxpayers league
Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce
Southeast Kansas Association of County
Tonyanoxie Chamber of Commerce
Young Men's Democratic League
Zavenworth
Jefferson Club
Kansas City
Kan
Jonathan M. Davis
Caldwell Davis
Bourbon County
Ewing Herbert
Hiawatha
J. R. Brinkley
Milford
Washington
Mexico
University donors raise total loan fund to $9,471.66
Campaign receipts show University of Kansas student loan fund contributions from all sources totaling $9,471.66 today. Downtown district gifts remained unchanged, KU employees increased their contribution to $5,950.16, downtown gifts total $2,600, and other university sources gave $921.50.
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University of Kansas
Kk. U
Charlton Elected to National Casualty Committee
Glen Charlton was elected to the executive committee of the National Casualty and Surety Association of America at the convention last week in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. After the meeting Charlton and Elmer C Lupton and his wife attended the National Life Insurance convention in Pittsburgh. Mrs Herbert Hoover opened the 17th annual National Council of Girl Scouts convention in Buffalo New York on Oct 14.
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Glen Charlton
National Casualty and Surety Association’ of America
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Charlton
Elmer C. Lupton
National Life Insurance Convention
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
N. Y
Herbert Hoover
National
Cohneil
Girl Scouts
Kansas Dad’s Day weekend events at KU campus
Saturday activities revolve around the annual Dad’s Day football game against Kansas Aggie at KK A stadium. A 6 o’clock Dad’s Day dinner follows in Memorial Union. KU Parents Association meets at 10:30 with F Hassig of Kansas City as chair. KU Alumni directors meet at 9:30 with lunch at noon joined by Kansas Aggie alumni directors. Kansas instructors convention slated for Friday and Saturday with 500 expected at Dad’s Day dinner. Distinguished speakers include J Nichols and EB Lindley. program features Tau Sighang and Men’s Gleen. Douglas County Grange meeting at 2 p.m. in Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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KK. A
Memorial Union Building
University of Kansas Parents Association
F. Hassig
Kansas City
Ob Tetra
K. U. Alumni Association
Kansas Aggie Alumni Association
K. A. Memorial Corporation
Union Building
Kansas
University
Hotel Wood
Henry S Werner
J. ©. Nichols
EB. H. Lindley
Tau Sig- Ang
Danesrs
Men’s Gleen Club
Douglas County Grange
Chamber of Commerce
Boys' Band to Get Trip to the American Royal
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce directors voted to send the Lawrence Boys' Band to the American Royal livestock show in Kansas City on Kansas day November 16. The band earns this trip as a reward for performing at fairs and events across the Lawrence trade territory. The meeting also approved state carnhusk ing contest arrangements for November 7 at the Haskell farm, with a large anticipated crowd. Ralph Harman’s death leaves a vacancy to be filled the board. M. O. Gill was elected to the position.
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Board of ‘Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas Day
American Royal Management
Haskell Farm
Goodland
Ralph Harman
M. OR. Gill
ARE JUNKING RAILROAD IN KANSAS
Leavenworth and Topeka railroad plans were abandoned and rails were being removed between Meriden and Ozawkie. The line's option was sold to A S King of Yankton South Dakota by a Kansas City firm which had bought the railroad as junk. The firm's president said King failed to exercise the option.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Leavenworth and
Topeka
Meriden
Ozawie
A. S. King
Yankton
S. D
Kansas City
King
University directory copies available at registrar office
Copies of the University of Kansas student directory were released for distribution this week and may be obtained free by students, faculty, and advertising firms. Others may obtain directories for fifty cents. Marriage licenses were issued to Ed DeVore and Katherine DeVore of Topeka and Raymond A. Williams and Hazel Forman of Galva. Robbery at Earlsboro bank yielded 2500 dollars, with six hostages reportedly locked in a vault. Rev. Thomas underwent Mayo Clinic operation. condition satisfactory.
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University of Kansas
George O. Foster
K.A
Ed DeVore
Katherine DeVore
Topeka
Theodore Astman
Lawrence
Raymond A. Williams
Hazel Forman
Galva
Niquist
Thomas
Charles W. Thomas
First Baptist Church
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Most Bonus Loans Spent for Useful Purposes
Washington reports from Oct 14 that a Veterans Administration study finds only 7 percent of veterans borrowing on bonus certificates used funds with no practical benefits. About 65 percent used loans for personal and family needs, 20 percent for investment, 8 percent bought automobiles, and other loans were undetermined. The figures, with other data showing 82 percent of the 2,000,000 veteran borrowers unemployed, were released by Rep. Patman and VA head Frank T. Hines.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Representative Patman
Texas
Frank T. Hines
Kansas to aid K U in unemployment relief effort
Dr. F C Allen director of athletics stated Kansas will cooperate with Owen D Young's unemployment relief drive and may allow an extra game under Big Six permission. Haskell Institute may host a return game with KU to raise funds. F W McDonald awaits a conference in Stillwater to confirm Haskell athletics finances.
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K. U
F. C. Allen
Owen D. Young
Dr. Allen
Kansas
Ames
Haskell
Haskell Stadium
R. B. Baldwin
Haskell Institute
Hoover
F. W. McDonald
Stillwater
Okla
Baldwin
McDonald
Haskell Athletics
AT&T earnings rise for nine months record high
A T and T reported nine month net income of 128,456,215 dollars, or 87 cents a share on 18,343,734 shares, exceeding dividend requirements by a wide margin. Third quarter earnings were 39,346,472 dollars, about 2.11 dollars per common share, against a 2.25 dollar dividend.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Half Price Admission For Young Fans At KU Game
Children 18 and under not in college will gain half price entry to the Kansas-Kansas Aggie football game, with 4 reserved seats at 1.25 and unreserved at 0.75. Adult prices remain 2.50 for reserved and 1.50 for unreserved north end. Pharmacy convocation speakers Dean L D Havenhill and Prof L L Boughton set for 9:30 tomorrow in Chemistry, noting National Pharmacy Week. Milk prices in Kansas City drop 2 cents a quart, pasteurized milk now 10 cents per quart tomorrow morning.
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Kansas- Kansas Aggie
K. U. Athletic Office
L. D. Havenhill
L. L. Boughton
University of Kansas School of Pharmacy
Havenhill
Kansas City
Kan
Campaign Accord Sets Roles for Social Service League
The Social Service League and the Community Service Committee reached agreement on separate campaigns for membership and funds at a 10 o’clock board meeting in the Chamber of Commerce. The League handles clothing as a member organization under a charter, while the Service Committee seeks emergency relief and unemployment aid through fundraising.
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Social Service League
Community Service Committee
Chamber of Commerce Toams
Board of Directors
Service Committee
League
W. E. Spalding
The
Er‘nn Corey
E. Pontius
Frank Boyles
Cc. D. Young
Mary Dewatteville
C. E. Lindley
J. F. Lutz
Minnie Scott
Spalding
A. D. Weaver
V. Kk. Bruner
W.C. Ellis
H. A. Jetmore
George Hedrick
Big Six Faculty Group Meets at Ames Saturday
Dean George C. Shaad of the University of Kansas will attend a Big Six conference faculty meeting in Ames Friday and Saturday. Topics include a post season charity football schedule, a plan to raise 20000 for the 1932 Olympic expenses, minor conference rule changes, and a rule requiring student athletes in two sports to maintain a scholastic average. A Lincoln report notes three extra post season games possible the week after Thanksgiving if weather allows.
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George C. Shaad
University of Kansas
Ames Town
Shaad
Tincoln
Neb
Metsker Remains Driver License Agent After Retirement
J F Metsker, retired county treasurer, continues as agent for Victor King state vehicle commissioner in distributing drivers license applications and examination blanks. No office yet for blanks. sheriff's office offers temporary pick up. Notary fee remains twenty cents. blanks must be mailed to state vehicle commissioner. A conference with Mr King will decide a new agent.
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L. E. Hoover
Hoover
J. F. Metsker
Victor King
Metsker
King
Mets
Rubber Boat Starts Trip to New York
Fritz Engler, a 20 year old Hamburg American Line officer, sailed from Lisbon to New York in a rubber boat meant for a 70 day voyage via the Canary Islands and the Bahamas. The craft measures three by nineteen feet, weighs 450 pounds, and includes two sails, oars, a hermetically sealed deck, and two air tubes.
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Lisbon
Fritz Engler
Hamburg
New York
Canary Islands
Bahamas
Engler
Pomerania
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