New Junior High Opening and Dismissal Rules Adopted
School authorities led by Principal Hyde set morning noon and after school access. Pupils may enter from 8:00 a.m. with staff on duty. Central and Old High open at 8:10. Outdoor waiting encouraged in mild weather until 8:20. Lunches stored in Manual building. noon bell signals lunch period. Students may stay in rooms or outside. those going home return by 1:00 p.m. Building closed after 5:00 p.m.
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M. F
Hyde
Hr. Hyde
Nils
High School Cast Forms Ivory Door Play at Lawrence
Lawrence high school prepares The Ivory Door by A A Milne with two casts for Thursday and Friday performances in the auditorium. Prologues feature King Hilary and King Perivale with listings of many student players and staff, including music by the string trio and numerous sponsors and crews handling advertising, costumes, stage, properties, and supervision.
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Lawrence High School
A. A Milne
Luella Foreman
Glish
King Hilary
John 3ieNown
Prince Perivale
Rosemary Harris
Brand
Paul Beck
King Perivale
Dakn Chandler
Anna
Jane Alten
Thora
Billowen Maccubrie
Chancellor
Ralph Hawley
Jessica
Fernita Dodge
Anton
Clyte Hasfard
Old Benno
Delbert Richard
Simeon
John Stratton
Count Rollo
Morris Mayes
Mummier
Harold Gregg
Titus
Carjo
Soldiers of the Guard
Jack Miller
Hay
Hazel Gregg
Dorothy Hazlett
Brung
Alan Asher
Princess Lelia
Marie Russell
Cleo Gosley
Ethel Jean Malone
Walton Ingham
Bonnie Jean Daniels
Margaret Wheeler
Edgar Leigh
Wilfred McClain
Elinor Sisson
Faye Orelup
Virginia Hosford
Vivian Lavery
Clara Lindquist
L. H. Emmett
Dorothy Shockey
Robert Garrett
Brinkley Broadcast From Villa Acuna Del Rio Visit
Dr John R Brinkley goat gland specialist and former Kansas gubernatorial candidate spoke on radio from his Del Rio Texas home. He praised Mexico and West Texas while avoiding Kansas politics and Milford hospital news. Station KER opened. Brinkley reportedly owns the facility. Northwestern Edges Ohio State 10 0 in Columbus. Purdue Beats Carnegie Tech 4 0 in Pittsburgh.
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del Rio
Texas
John R. Brinkley
Milford
Kan
NER
Villa Acuna
Rio Grande
Conhuila
Mexico
West Texas
Kansas
Brinkley
Ranger
KER
Bankers Meet To Set New Credit Plans In KC
Kansas City, Oct 24 AP Bankers of the tenth federal reserve district met to organize zones for participation in the national credit corporation. W S McLucas district director outlined the plan as bankers from Atchison Emporia Lawrence Paola Topeka Ognanoxie Kansas City Salina Wichita Fremont Lincoln Omaha Rock Springs Wyoming Denver Bartlesville Oklahoma City Tulsa Muskogee and St Joseph Missouri attended.
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Kansas City
Tenth Federal Reserve District
New
National Credit Corporation
W. S. McLucas
Tenth
Atchison, Emporia
Lawrence
Paola
Topeka
Onganoxie
Kan
Salina
Wichita
Fremont
Neb
Lincoln
Omaha
Rock Springs, Wya
Denver
Bartlesville
Okla
Oklahoma City
Tulsa, Muskogee
St. Joseph, Mo
Ironjaw Brown Led Kansas Democrats Through Era of Change
Major W L Brown, known as Ironjaw, died at 77 in Fort Dodge state home. A Kansas political and military figure, he was an Indian scout, Spanish American War major who recruited the 21st Kansas, speaker of the house, and head of state boards. Born in New York, he founded the Kingman Journal and earned his nickname during a Kingman cleanup drive. He served as secretary of the senate, headed boards, and ran for US Senate. Funeral in Hutchinson with Kingman burial.
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Dodge City
Kan
W L
Ironjaw
Brown
Kansas
State Soldiers Home
Fort Dodge
House of Representatives
New York State
Larned
McPherson County
Kingman Journal
Kingman
Midwest
Iron Jaw
Senate
J. W. Leedy
Old State Board of Charities
21St
Kansas Regiment
Kingman County
Major Brown
George H. Hodges
United States Senate
Junier Student Council Granted Permission to Rule
The Junior high school student council is authorized to regulate social affairs by agreement among the principal M. F. Hyde, teachers, and pupils. Each organization may hold one social event every six weeks with no school night parties. Group parties may be at school or at a member's home, supervised by the sponsor and a parent. Cost per pupil capped at fifteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Hyde
Fans Leave for Lincoln to See Kansas Nebraska Game
About 200 University of Kansas football rooters boarded a special train at 7 am bound for Lincoln Nebraska to attend the Kansas Nebraska clash. The Kansas group included band members and Jay Kans and KU roots organizations. The train was due in Lincoln at noon with return to Lawrence planned after the game around midnight. About 225 tickets had been sold at the KU athletic office and a staff member expected to sell around 25 more on the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Rooters
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas-Nebraska
Kansas
Jay Jones
Ku Kus
K. U. Rooters
Tuip
Lawrence
K. U. Athletic
Howard Gurtler
Capone in a Rage Threatens a News Photographer
Al Capone lost his composure at the county jail when he tried to strike a photographer with a water bucket. Guards intervened as the gangster shouted and was removed. In Milwaukee, the Phoenix Hosiery strike ended with a wage agreement to last until September 3, 1932, with about 1,600 workers returning to work.
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Chicago
al Capone
Thomas Johnson
Capone
Milwaukee
Wis
Phoenix Hosiery Company
Niew
Capone Sentenced to Five Years for Tax Evasion
Al Capone is ordered remanded to U S Marshal and to Leavenworth after denial of bail writs. The judge notes the government’s pursuit of the gangster amid a background of related convictions for lieutenants and associates, with Capone facing six years plus credit for time served on a contempt charge and counts of income tax evasion.
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Sam Guzik
Capone
Frank Nitti
Guzik
Niti
Ralph Capone
Leavenworth
Wilkerson
Philadelphia
U. S S
George E. Q. Johnson
Capone Faces Tax Liens On Palm Island Palace
Jacksonville reports orders for a lien of 51,498.08 against Al Capone’s Palm Island winter home near Miami Beach as part of efforts to collect 225,000 in unpaid income tax. Two liens filed in federal and circuit courts name Capone and transferee wife Mac Capone.
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Jacksonville
Fla
al Capone
Palm Island
Miami Beach
United States Collector of Internal Revenue
Miami
Winter Palace
Capone
Mac "Capone
Personal Notices From Lawrence Area Residents
Mr and Mrs J E Stubbs recently visited in Topeka with daughter Mrs Frank Helm and son in law and will return to Collinsville Oklahoma. They renewed acquaintances with many old friends while in Lawrence. Dr E E Stouffer visited with Charles A Johnson and his daughter Mrs Mayme Tuttle at 1146 Rhode Island Street before returning to Wichita. Mr and Mrs Herbert Hunter moved back to Lawrence and are residing at 4846 New Hampshire Street, from Tuesday.
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J. E. Stubbs
J. J. Eddy
Frank Helm
Mr. Helm
Topeka
Collinsville
Oklo
Lawrence
Stubbs
E. E. Stouffer
Wichita
Promises Fine Weather For Kansas Weekend
Topeka reports the weather man forecasts sunshine and above normal temperatures for today and Sunday. Highs expected between 70 and 74 degrees, with lows from 40 in the west to 50 in the east. No cold wave or major interruptions anticipated. Next week may bring more pleasant fall days, with possible rain and cooler temperatures later.
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Topeka
Kansas
Plara
Mercury
Plymouth Church Choir Sings Awake Up My Glory Anthem
Plymouth Congregational church choir performs the Rogers anthem Awake Up My Glory in Sunday morning service. A duet Calm as the Night by Goetze will be sung by Professor Meribah Moore and John Frederick Lemon. Dr Grey’s Sunday morning sermon considers Moses Takes Off His Shoes.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Rogers
Goetze
Meribah Moore
John Frederick Lemon
Grey
Moses
Farm Bureau Meeting Tonight At Court House
Charles C. Talbott president of North Dakota Farmers Union will speak in the district courtroom at 8 PM. The Douglas County Farmers Union sponsors the event with other farm groups and businessmen invited. Cal Ward state president and B C Hammond local president will be present and preside.
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Farm Bureau Organization
Court House
Charles C. Talbott
North Dakota Farmers Union
District Court Room
Douglas County Farmers Union
Cal Ward
Farmers Union
B. c. Hammond
No Post Season Game Offer Declined by Committee
The executive and civic leaders declined to fund a November 11 benefit game between Lawrence and Atchison High Schools. They favored other methods to raise money and no action was taken. The game remains scheduled for November 14. Attendees included Mayer W. C. Ellis and multiple civic presidents and officials. Ground breaking occurred Saturday for a house to be built by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fritz in the 2100 block on Vermont Street.
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Lawrence
Atchison
Community Service Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Mayer W. C. Ellis
Waldmar, Gelich
Kiwanis
Arimin Woestemeyer
Cooperative Club
Wayne McCoy
Rotary
H. A. Doddridge
Women’s City Club
Everett Stith
Dorsey-Liberty Post
George Hedrick
Y. E. Spalding
J. F. Watts
H. A. Jetmore
The
C. ©. Carl and
Fritz Meyn
E. A. Fritz
Vermont Street
Junction City Man Held After Midland Crash
R A Cook 35 of Junction City is held in Douglas county jail on a driving while intoxicated charge after a collision at Midland about 10 last night. Walters of Lawrence on route 5 was southbound on highway 73- when Cook in a Willys Knight sedan struck Walters Buick. Cook was with Leon Fries and Harold Heard, none injured, cars damaged. Fries and Heard not held. Dated today, Cook to be arraigned later.
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R. A. Cook
Junction City
Douglas County
Javor
Midland Junction
Ss. D Walters
Lawrence
Midland
Cook
Willys-Knight
Walters
Sook
Leon Fries
Harold Heaid
Jack Dunkley
Dunkley
Joe
Dyer
Fries
Heard
Court of Justice
Charles Springer
Oil Fire on Kaiser Farm Burns 150 Barrels
Workers from a pipeline company set a blaze to stop oil from reaching the Wakarusa. About 150 barrels burned after a 15 inch line was cut on the Charles Kaiser farm south of Eudora. Fire smoke darkened the area as oil escaped and brush burned. No damage estimate given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Journal-World Today
Charles Kaiser
Wakarusa
Delegates At Douglas County Sunday School Convention
About 200 delegates arrived for the annual Douglas County Sunday School Convention at United Brethren church in Lecompton with more expected. The event featured nine pastors and many superintendents, sessions at the United Brethren, a noon basket dinner, and a 6:30 PM youth banquet at the Methodist basement. Speakers included Dr. Myron Settle, H. K. Ebright, Seth W. Slaughter, and W. Al Keve. music by Haskell students and Stull choirs. C. A. Puls of Lawrence toasts at the banquet.
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Douglas County
United Brethren Church
Lecompton
Methodist Church
Loren C. Rapier
Myron Settle
Topeka
H. K. Ebright
Baldwin
Seth W. Slaughter
Lawrence
W. al Keve
Haskell
Stull Choir
Stull
C. A. Puls
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Naomi Thomas
Funeral services for Mrs Naomi Thomas who died yesterday morning at a local hospital will be held at the Baptist church Sunday at 3 30. Rev J F Watts conducts with Chancellor E H Lindley brief address. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Pallbearers Wade Pierce Burton Brown Jack Smith Roger Brown Robert Wilson Eugene Linville. Survived by husband Rev C W Thomas two daughters Betty Mary mother Mrs L Booth Culver of Rochester N Y and brother Leonard Booth also of Rochester. Mrs Booth-Culver arrived last night. Mr Booth driving from New York. The Rev C W Thomas may attend. Business College Notes former teacher A F Heck visited. John Slocum visiting from Seneca. John Edson class of 1930 called. civil service job in Washington DC. Trene Nordeen reentered school. father former graduate. Young people should seek schooling during hard times. Lawrence Business College trains for civil service. better chances with specialized knowledge. New classes form Monday November 2. contact school office before date. Theft of Flour at Eudora Robbers shattered window of Farmers Elevator in Eudora Thursday night and stole 160 pounds of flour. Gus Gabriel manager says nothing else taken. Ray Morrison Jr 14 son of SMU coach plays football for Highland Park H S of Dallas TX.
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Naomi Thomas
Baptist Church
J. F. Watts
E. H. Lindley
Alice Moncrieff
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wade Pierce
Burton Brown
Jack Smith
Roger Brown
Robert Wilson
Eugene Linville
Business College
A. F. Heck
John Slocum
Seneca
John Edson
John
Civi
Washington, DC
Trene Nordeen
Dwight
Kan
Tschool
Lawrence Business College
Bright spots in 1931 show firms expanding payrolls
A Cleveland brake lining maker and S. K. Weisman company report 15 percent wage hikes as other Ohio firms push sales up. City Ice and Fuel in Cleveland notes September as peak in 87 years with 26 states and Canada markets. Nashville Jarman Shoe plant adds workers and output rises. Indianapolis firms add stores, meat packing chain, and bakery factory plans.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Indiana
Nashville
Cleveland Ice and Fuel Company
Auburn
S. K. Weisman Company
Wellman
City Ice and Fuel Company
States
Canada
Robert C. Suler
R. H. Wilcox
Columbus Coated Fabrics
Associations of Commerce of
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ladies’ Garment Manufacturing Company of
Nashville, Tenn
Jarman Shoe Company
Indianapolis
Schussler Meat Packing Concern
Lucky Hour Cookie Company
Fritz Co. Cash Registers Found Open After Break-In
Early this morning a side door entry at Fritz Co. on Eighth and New Hampshire streets triggered a police check. Officers found cash register drawers open but reported nothing missing as the building light was out. The Cameron White chorus of Memorial High School under Prof Byron C Donmyer will perform at Lawrence Sunday Forum tomorrow at 4 30 PM.
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Fritz Co
Eighth
New Hampshire
Pare
Sunday Forum
Cameron White
The
Memorial High School
Byron C. Donmyer
Lawrence Sunday Forum
Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and KU Plans
Mr and Mrs Earl Morris visited Mrs Anna Morris in Kearney Missouri last Saturday. Mrs Morris stayed until Wednesday. Mrs Cordelia Clements Delta Gamma house mother spent Wednesday in Kansas City. J A Hammond Douglas County Farmers Union president will preside at a Lawrence courthouse meeting Saturday night. Miss Alice McTaggart of Baldwin stands among those recommended for a bachelor of arts degree at the University of Kansas this fall. Miss McTaggart is a
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Earl Morris
Kearney
Baldwin
University of Kansas
McTaggart
Baldwin Events Tie To Miss Fairchild Recital
Miss Mary Violet Fairchild, Baker graduate and Baldwin favorite, rescinds her recital date to the evening of November 4. Sponsored by the Ladies Aid of the Baldwin Methodist Church, the benefit recital will feature a reader and pianist from Kansas City and aim for a full house. Community figures including Dr. William M. Balch of Baker University and various local club members participate in related civic events and school activities around Baldwin.
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Mary Violet Fairchild
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Church of Baldwin
Fairchild
Baker
Baldwin
Kansas City
William M. Balch
Baker University
Wichita
Commission For Crippled Children
William J. Adriance
Tri Delta
Girl Reserve
Hiawatha
Gilbert M. Gander
Charles Kalb
Emma Caroline
Kalb
Fern
Grace Gertrude Wiley
Wellborn
C. N. Murray
Beulah Helen Stewart
Stewart
Gayle Chubb
William Potts
Madge Reynolds
Ethel Watkins
Margaret Windett
Anna Lewis
Paul Evans
Lucy Gordon
Florence Strong
Hale Steele
Jessie King
Tesse Brown
Wellhorn
Rotary Club
C. EB. Morris
W. T. Pyle
Lawrence
Market News Outlook Mixed as Wall Street Ends Week Quietly
Market action ended the week with subdued activity and slight gains in several issue groups. Ford, Sears Roebuck, and Woolworth posted small rises while UC, Radio Corporation, and Chrysler showed notable moves amid optimism over steel, auto production, and retail trade trends. Foreign bonds firmed modestly as currencies fluctuated and a possible international program under discussion buoyed sentiment.
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Wall Street
New York
Specitathye
Ierest
Fastea
Youneztown
Alan- Ho
Ainst
Pramice Laval
Hoover
Michat Hale
Vorrien
Shanghai
Mekeesport
Sears-Rosbuck
Macy
Woolworth
Radio Corporation of
American Shout
Chrysler
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Henry Laubenheimer
Eula] Wolfe
William Wolfe
Lonzie Kingery
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L. H. Griffith
Washington Creek
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Mabel and
Aigrile
Everett Kingery
Virginia Mae
Murray Bond
J. F. Metsker
Mary E. Metsker
B. M. Garber
Vincent Wolfe
R. C. Rankin
G. W. Jones
Colonial Tea Room
Plymouth
Fiew
Gus Gabriel
Ray Morrison, Jr
Southern Methodist
Highland Park High
Dallas
Tex
Baldwin News
WREN
Little Orphan Andre
KFRU
Clara
Land Er
Amos
N’ Andy
Russ Catemho
Lew White
Fils
Paul Whiteman and His
Orchestra
Trinity Lutheran Service
Fiddlers
Anasiahs Singers
Christian Science Service
Jordan
Methodist Ecumenical
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Jenry ‘Theis Ant
King’s Jesters
Sir Best
Guy Hay
Market
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Prekiter Kanansas
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