Rival Candidates Debate On Bonus In Kansas City
Independence Kan Oct 24 A P Congressmen Harold McGugin Republican seeks re election debates with Democrat E W Patterson of Pittsburg on the soldiers bonus McGugin defends his anti bonus vote and Patterson argues for adjusted service compensation noting fiscal dangers and party records The exchange features veterans facing the issue and the two candidates pressed by moderator W Spencer Sedan former state senator as chair.
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Independence
Kan
Harold McGugin
E. W. Patterson
Pittsburg
McGugin
Coffeyville
Patterson
Bmec
Congressional
McGusin
Congress
McGain
Red Cross
Goldsborough
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Scenery Upgrade for Shaw Comedy Pygmalion at Fraser Theater
Kansas Players near completion of three new elaborate sets for Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw to be staged on November 7 and 8 at Fraser Theater. Allen Craft head of Kansas Players designed scenery including a rain effect on stage for the first time since Fraser Theater opened. Rehearsals proceed with Allen Crafton Frances Wilson and Jessica Crafton in key roles. Robert Calderwood directs and performs. ticket sales steady with reserved seats on sale November 3. broadcast of tax amendment discussion planned at 7515 P.M. on MN IW.
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George Bernard Shaw
Kansas
Fiivems
Fraser ‘Theater
Allen Craft
The
Kansas Players
Fraser Thester
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Allen Crafton
Frances Wilson
Robert Calderwood
Jessica Crafton
Fleming to Tour Kansas Pastors as Busy Week Looms
Wallace B. Fleming president of Baker University leaves Baldwin for Parsons to address the Parsons District Methodist Episcopal ministers. He will speak at Howard Valley Falls Baldwin Manhattan Homecoming Baldwin and Herington on a tight itinerary through Tuesday to Sunday.
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Baldwin
Wallace B. Fleming
Baker University
Parsons
Methodist- Episcopal Church
Howard
Valley Falls
Manhattan
Herington
Notre Dame Kansas game drive promotes advance ticket sales
Athletic officials launch a 12 hundred mile poster and ticket drive for the Notre Dame at Kansas game on November 5. Harold Gill of Lawrence drives the promotional car with Earl Potter, selling tickets in 31 Kansas towns and placing posters along the route from Leavenworth to Ottawa. About twenty thousand tickets remain at 3.30 each including tax as advance sales push to secure seats in advance.
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Notre Dame
University of Kansas Stadium
Notre
The
Athletic Association
Kansas
Gill
Potter
Leavenworth
Atchison
St. Joseph
Hiawatha
Horton
Topeka
Salina
Hutchinson
Wichita
Parsons
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Garnett
Ottawa
Deaths and Funerals for Carey Sutters and Altman
Zadok Morris Carey died at 92 at his home on Locust street. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Centenary M E church with Revs Hesse and Huffman. burial Memorial Park. Mary Sutters aged 84 died at son Max Sutters home on Indiana street. funeral Tuesday 3 p.m. at Funk chapel. burial Oak Hill. Survived by daughter Mrs. Arthur Godding of Lawrence and Max Sutters. Theodore Altman to officiate. Further notices: Face to hold demonstrations.
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Zadok Morris Carey
Locust Street
Centenary M. E
F. O. Hesse
Herbert L. Huffman
Memorial Park Cemetery
Carey
Lincoln Post
Mary. Sutters
Mary Sutters
Max Sutters
Indiana Street
Funk Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Este
Theodore Altman
Sutters
Arthur Godding
Lawrence
Pasture Improvement Demonstrations Planned Near Big Springs
Two pasture improvement demonstrations will be held Wednesday morning near Big Springs. J A Terrell county agent says the first at Howard Henry farm at 10 and the second at George Bahn four miles northeast at 11. The winning pastures discussed weed elimination with L E Willoughby Kansas State College extension agronomist expected present.
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J. A. Terrell
Howard Henry
Big Springs
George J. Bahn
Mator Place
L. E. Willoughby
Extension Agronomist
Kansas State College At
Manhattan
Terrell
Raymond Robins
Marching unemployed converge on London from across Britain
London observers report nine groups of British unemployed push toward London to seek government relief. Police estimate about 2000 marchers will reach the capital by Thursday after weekend rain and gales. Contingents come from Manchester Burnley Glasgow Sheffield Newcastle Norwich Hereford Cardiff and Plymouth.
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London
Scotland
Wales
Manchester
Burnley
Glasgow
Sheffield
Newcastle
Norwich
Hereford
Cardiff
Plymouth
Lancashire
Oxford
Stratford-on-Avon
Leighton Buzzard
Wolverton
Bletchley
Woodring to Speak at Orpheum Theater in Lawrence
Governor Woodring will address a crowd at the Orpheum in Lawrence this evening at 7 45. The talk will be broadcast by Station WREN from 8 to 9 o clock. Frank McDonald announced plans for a Perry supper at 5 o clock after the Perry speech. More than 50 people from Lawrence planned to attend both the Perry supper and accompanying the governor to Lawrence. The topic was not announced but is believed to cover the tax limitation amendment.
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Woodring
Orpheum
Lawrence
Frank McDonald
Southpark
WREN
Perry
Inter
McDonald Saihe
Insurance Men Honor Veteran State Agent Atkinson
About 70 members of the Blue Goose organization gathered at the Lawrence Country Club to honor W. Atkinson for 35 years as state agent of the Connecticut Fire Insurance Company in Kansas and his other senior roles with Equitable and Phoenix Fire Insurance. Agents from across the state and beyond 200 miles attended the dinner, over 100 congratulatory telegrams arrived, and Frank L. Britton of Topeka served as toastmaster. Local agencies Charlton, Holmes and Manley presented Atkinson with a watch. he has resided in Lawrence for 26 years.
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W. Atkinson
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Kansas
Equitable and
Phoenix Fire Insurance
Blue Goose’ Organization of
Lawrence Country Club
Atkinson
Frank L. Britton
Topeka
Charlton, Holmes and Manley
Lawrence
Legion Chorus Meet To Form Under Larremore Guidance
The first Legion chorus meeting is set for 7 15 PM at Wiedemann's 835 Massachusetts Street with Thomas A Larremore directing. Legionnaires interested in singing should attend, followed by a 8 15 PM volley ball gathering at the old Manual building at Ninth and Kentucky for a fats vs leans game.
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Legion
Wiedemann’s
Massachusetts Street
Thomas A. Larremore
The
University
Washburn College
Old Manual
Ninth and
Kentucky Streets
Birch Talk Slated at Lawrence High PTA Meeting
E Birch superintendent of schools will discuss the tax limitation amendment at a Lawrence High School PTA meeting in the school auditorium at 7 30 Thursday night. Elizabeth Johnson will speak on the school cafeteria and Margaret Kennedy on girls physical education. Purcell is president and Chandler vice president. Neal Wherry, principal, notes an opportunity for attendees to get acquainted.
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E. Birch
Lawrence Hich School- Parent- Teachers Association
Elizabeth’ Johnson
Margaret Kennedy
Purcellis
Senoalation
Chandler
Neal i Wherry
Reserved Seats Ready at KU Concert Course Event
Student reservations for the University of Kansas concert course are ready and should be claimed at once. Johnson and his choir of muse would present the first evening, highlighting themes of peace over war with Chinese participants and a focus on mellow tones.
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University of Kansas
K. U. Ere
Johnson
Muereine
History of aid to Brinkley outlined in Journal-Post records
Testimony recounts payments and checks tied to influence campaigns in Kansas and Missouri press during a gas rate investigation. Details include 13 checks totaling 3,523.32 paid to reporters and investigators, and a sequence involving a large brown envelope of currency delivered to Brinkley’s attorney.
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Journal-Post
Topeka
Owens
Ewing Herbert
Hiawatha World
Doherty
Herbert
Kansas
Missouri
102 Women Candidates for Various Offices
Washington reports one hundred two women seeking seats in the senate, house, and state offices in next month's elections. The National Woman’s Party cites growth from 12 years of activity and a reaction to efforts to curb women’s economic independence. Nine seek re-election, including Hattie Caraway and Florence Kahn, Edith Rogers, Ruth Pratt, and Mary Norton. Governors race features Miriam Ferguson and Letitia Conrad, with Turner and Herring opposing. Kansas adds V. J. Van Zant Rowe and Kathryn O’Loughlin. Ells Burton runs for state superintendent as an Independent.
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Washington
Senate
House
National Woman's Party
Ruth Taunton
Woman's Party
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Florence P. Kahn
California
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Ruth Pratt
New York
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Letitia Conrad
Grinnell
Iowa
Dan W. Turner
Clyde EL. Herring
Kansas
Congress
van Zant Rowe
Kathryn O'Loughlin
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ells
Burton
Prussian Opera Star Shot by Husband at Stage Door
Berlin Oct 24 AP Prussian soprano Gertrude Bindernagel was shot by her husband Wilhelm Hintze a banker as she left the stage after a Siegfried performance Hintze a former colonel turned himself in to police saying he wanted to teach a lesson The 89 year old singer underwent kidney surgery this morning and her condition improved today Norris Cancels Speeches in Springfield Senator George W Norris Nebraska canceled planned appearances due to illness and hospital confinement with fever and throat infection
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Gertrude Bindernagel
Pier
Wilhelm Hintze
Bindernagel
Land Hintze
Guards Regment
Norris
Springfield
George W. _ progressive
Nebraska
D. Roosevelt
Prohibition Aids Farmers and Working Men Debate
Prohibition advocate Mr Williams argues that repealing alcohol laws would raise beer and liquor demand, harming milk and food consumption. He asserts direct subsidies to farmers come from liquor sales, while the working man has limited spending power for essentials versus drink, framing the issue as boots or shoes on Saturday night.
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Actin
Williams
Pet Aller
Mr. Williams
Worden Evangelical Church Rapidly Under Construction
Progress on the new Evangelical church at Worden continues after the cornerstone was laid October 16. The 40 by 72 foot buff tile building will replace the 1872 frame structure, with about 60 workers at times and an expected occupancy date early next year. The Rev. Jacob Nelson leads the congregation and about 500 attended the October 18 ceremony where Rev. G W Lands addressed guests.
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Worden
Jacob Nelson
G. W. Landis
Evangelical Church
A. Miller
Lawrence
A. Rodewalt
Eudora
Be Reep
S. Burgert
Cull
Mr. Nelson
C. W. Pippert
Charles Warner
Three KU Students Named Rhodes Candidates
Three University of Kansas students Harold Denton Summerfield Schular from Jewell Hilden Gibson of McPherson and Frank Gordon Theis of Arkansas City were named Rhodes candidates and will face the state committee December 10 in Lawrence or Topeka. They join Kansex contenders along with nominees from Minnesota South Dakota Iowa and Missouri in the district competition with four scholarships to Oxford University possible. The naming committee included Prof A T Walker Henry Werner J G Brandt C C Crawford and Prof W E Sandelius.
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University of Kansas
Rhodes
Lawrence
Lopeka
K. U
Harold Denton
Summerfield Schular
Jewell
Hilden Gibson
McPherson
Frank Gordon Theis
Arkansas City
Kansex
Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
Missouri
Oxford University
E. U
A.T. Walker
Henry Werner
J.G. Brandt
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
C. C. Crawford
W. E. Sandelius
Kidnapped Girl Found Near Springfield New Jersey
Anne Kleinhandler, a ten year old girl abducted from Newark, was found wandering in woods near Springfield at 6 15 a m with throat injuries and scratches. Detectives arrested Samuel Morris of Newark on suspicions tied to the case as investigations continue.
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Springfield
N. J
Anne Kleinhandler
Avon Place
Newark
Here
Samuel Morris
Spruce Street
Sus
Morris
Herbert Bell
New Jersey “Street
Bell
Wake Dunbar
Missouri Street
le Cummings
Weather Outlook Clouds Kansas as Cold Front Lingers
A gloomy May like pattern lowers temperatures across Kansas with a few days of chilly conditions forecast. Topeka reports highs near 50 to 55 degrees today and tomorrow, while western areas dip to mid 40s and southern regions stay around 45. Northwest winds and unsettled skies.
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Topeka
Giloo
Toniah S. D. Biora
Feder
Atate
Pinimuma i
Marne
Pullets Stolen From White Family Farm Near Stull
About seventy five White Wyandotte pullets were stolen from the John Wilson farm near Stull while the family was away. A neighbor reported two men at the location Saturday afternoon around 3 o clock to Deputy Price.
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Wyandotte
John Wilson
Stull
Wilson
Igen
George Price
Acacia roast peers and club gatherings noted in society page
About seventy including visitors from University of Nebraska and Kansas State College attended the Acacia fraternity roast at Kiowa. Hostesses named for Recreation club event. extensive accounts of dinners and gatherings follow with numerous Pippert family members and other local society figures.
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Univer
Nebraska
Kennas State College
Acacia Fraternity
Chapter Kiowa
Walter Thiele
Oliver
St. Joseph and Kansas City guests visit local families
Mr and Mrs R M McConnell and son Dick from St Joseph Mo visited over the weekend with Miss Myrtle McConnell. Mr and Mrs H J Clubb from Kansas City were Fors over the week end at the home of Mr and Mrs William McBrian. Mr and Mrs H E Hucke and sons Robert and Edward from Kansas City No ohare Sunday with Mr and Mrs C C Perkins.
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R.M. McConnell
St. Joseph
Myrtle McConnel
H. J. Clubb
Kansas City
Liam McBrian
H. E. Hucke
Robert and
Edward
Kan City
C. C. Perkins
Cadet Officers Named for Kansas ROTC Units
Chancellor E H Lindley announced the appointments of thirty five cadet commissioned officers for University of Kansas ROTC units. Major W C Koenis heads the militar department. Cadet majors include Stanley M Bernhardt and William H Bullard. Cadet officers span from first lieutenants Glenn E Alexander to Donald V Witt with numerous cadet second lieutenants named from Kansas to Oklahoma towns.
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University of Kansas
E. H. Lindley
W. C. Koenis
Milit
St. Stanley M. Bernhardt
Kansas City
William H. Bullard
Hutchinson
Lawrence
John L. Hassig
Urban
J. Hess
Tonganoxie
Harold Hoover
Harry H. Potteet
Hillsdale
M. Hall Taylor
Lyons
Clarence Sifers
Henry White
Council Grove
Donald VE. Witt
Tulsa
Oklo
Paul C. Aiken
Mackaville
Guy W Baker
Ozwakie
Big Broadcast at Dickinson Theater Delights Radio Fans
Dickinson theater mid night show drew in radio listeners hungry for more, featuring Cab Calloway's band Kate Smith Ernie Crosby Arthur Tracy Donald Nevis and the Mills Brothers plus Gracia Allen and Stuart Erwin with Bing Crosby. Regular showings begin Wednesday at the Dickinson theater. Castellane funeral held in Paris with Ignaz and the Grand Duke of Russia among attendees at St Philippe church.
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Lawrence
Cab Calloway
Kate Smith
Erne Crosby
Arthur Tracy
Donald Nevis
Mills Brothers
Gracia Allen
Stuart Erwin
Bing Crosby
Bing
Dickinson Theater
Paris
Gount Boni de Castellane
Anne Gould
Milk licenses demanded for Lawrence merchants
Milk inspector F J Stubeck reports about 45 Lawrence merchants have not obtained milk selling licenses. City commissioners order warrants issued by City Attorney A B Mitchell after three prior warnings were ignored.
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F. J. Stubeck
Lawrence
A. B. Mitchell
Stubeck
Mitchner to Speak on Hoover Reelection at Hutchinson
Mrs Lillian Mitchner of Hutchinson will address a 3 o'clock Tuesday meeting at the First Methodist church. An allied committee led by Mrs Elizabeth Jacqmain Miss Tenny Stevens the Rev Theodore Astman and the Rev Alfred D Grey brings her here. She will advocate Hoover reelection and prohibition.
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Merle English
Chicago
Weseyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
English
National Woman's Home ‘Missionary Society
St. Louis
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Tulsa
Lillian Mitchner
Hutchinson
Mitchner
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Tenny Stevens
Theodore Astman
Alfred D. Grey
Mra
Hoover
Prohibition
Topeka Firm Authorized by City for Tree Trimming
The Topeka company received city commission approval to operate in Lawrence after showing proof of capability. The firm may trim trees without per job permits but cannot remove trees without city permission.
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Topeka
City Commission
Lawrence
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