Mounting tax delinquencies top one billion dollars
A 1935 Associated Press survey reports total unpaid taxes across 24 states reaching about one billion dollars. It details varied collection efforts, from abatements and instalment plans to newspaper campaigns, with examples from Arizona, Michigan, Utah, Florida, Cook County, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Oregon and others.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Arizona
Michigan
Utah
Florida
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Altho
Neiv Hampshire
Oregon
Johnson to speak on Government and the Constitution
General Hugh S. Johnson former NRA administrator will lecture on Government and the Constitution opening the KU Community Lecture Series at the University auditorium tomorrow at 8 00 p m He arrives in Lawrence from Kansas City about 7 30 p m Reserved seats cost 75 cents general admission 50 cents KU students admitted with activity tickets Also included is a divorce suit filed by Georgine Macbeath Moore against Raymond Cecil Moore seeking custody and alimony with details of marriage in Chicago May 30 1917 and residence at University Club 1433 Ohio Street
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NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
K. U
General Johnson
Lawrence
Kansas City
New York City
WPA
Johnson
District Court
Georgine Macbeath Moore
Raymond Cecil Moore
State Geologia
Moore
Moores
Chicago
Mr. Moore
University Club
Ohio Street
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Answers From Classifieds
The page asks seven questions covering figures like Frank Norris and biblical Ham, plus topics such as railroads in Iceland cur rent liabilities and French cookery terms. It also asks about Britain real and the Tar Heel State and historical names for the San Francisco Bay entrance.
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Frank Norris
Iceland
Real Britain
Tar Heel
Gelden
Sancisco Bay
Professors Feast at R C T C Barbecue at National Guard Armory
KU faculty at the ROTC barbecue last night discussed food amounts with Prof N P Sherwood singled out for repeated trips to the line. The event drew praise for abundance as students anticipate midterm exams next week.
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K. U
National Guard
N. P. Sherwood
Sherwood
Kreisler Tonight at University of Kansas Auditorium
Fritz Kreisler, famed violinist, performs in an opening concert at the University of Kansas auditorium this evening at 8 20. More than 3 500 are expected. Kreisler arrives from Kansas City at 7 30. Tickets cost 2 and 1 50 with reserved seats sold out. program includes nine numbers with works by Kreisler Bach Tartini Viotti Debussy Hartmann and collaborations with Ravel.
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Cital
University of Kansas
Kreisler
Kansas City
K. U
School of Fine Arts
Topeka
Manhattan
Ravel
Tartini
Bach
Viotti
Debussy- Hartmann
No Place Like Jail Seattle acquitted barber stays night
Seattle report about Pi Jerry Bell, a Negro barber, who, acquitted of assault, chose to stay as a guest at the jail overnight. Judge Calvin S. Hall noted Bell did not know where to act that night and Bell agreed to remain. Also item on Cinderella Shop beauty parlor opening at 723 Massachusetts Street run by H. D. Whitebread and spouse.
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Seattle
Wash
Jerry Bell
Bell
Calvin S. Hall
Massachusetts Street
H. D. Whitebread
Topeka
Liberty League ethics panel weighs lawyers’ conduct
New York Oct 30 William L Ransom president of the American Bar Association said its committee on professional ethics and grievances has been asked to advise on the propriety of the Liberty League lawyer committee publishing opinions on the constitutionality of new deal legislation. He said no disciplinary actions or disbarment proceedings have been requested and no hearings are scheduled. The matter will be reviewed by the association's standing committee in Columbus Ohio November 1517. The panel will consider background facts gathered from complainants. Other members include Herschel Avant James Airshie George Martin Philbrick McCoy Orie Phillips and Arthur Sutherland.
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New York
William L. Ransom
American Bar Association
American Liberty League
Ransom
Washington
Liberty
Committee On
Columbus
Canona of Ethics of the
American Bar
Ohio
McCracken
Liberty League
Herschel W. Avant
James F. Airshie
Boise
Idaho
George B. Martin
Catlettsburg
Philbrick McCoy
Los Angeles
Orie L. Phillips
Denver
Arthur E. Sutherland
Rochester
N. Y
Soils of sandstone origins dominate West Tauy Creek area
A survey shows about 45 percent of West Tauy Creek drainage area has residual sandstone or sandy shale soils. Bates sandstone soils form on steep slopes with a gray subsoil, while Boone sandstone soils are more massive. These soils are productive but require limestone and careful management to prevent rapid deterioration from erosion.
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West Tauy Creek
Masonry Structures Planned for Gully Control on Local Farms
Surveys for gully control structures have been made on several farms. Construction stakes have been set for structures on the farms of J. H. Pippert and C. W. Detwiler. Work will progress rapidly once all materials are available.
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J. H. Pippert
C. W. Detwiler
Efforts to End Conflict and Sanctions Reach Mediterranean
British and French naval experts meet in London to plan mutual aid in the Mediterranean if sanctions escalate to a naval blockade. The talks accompany a shift toward peace talks and possible concessions. Eden aims to apply sanctions within two weeks. Italy steels for isolation with committees overseeing rationing of food, paper, heat, and energy.
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Mediterranean
London
Tealy
Anthony Eden
A. C. D. DeGraeff
Netherlands
Geneva
Italy
Mussolini
Lawrence News Briefs include Holmes family birth and dine r plans
Cottage Inn fined for cigarettes misprint corrected to College Inn. J R Holmes announce granddaughter Fisie Jane born October 22 in Washington to Julius and wife. Carolyn Low Holmes also born that date, linking two families with shared birthdays and fathers born April 24. KU alumni dinner planned in Memorial Union Friday 5:45 p.m. for state teachers meeting. Frank Gray chair, tickets 60 cents, offices sell tickets.
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J. R. Holmes
Julius Holmes
Washington
Fisie Jane
Carolyn Low Holmes
J. W. Holmes
Lawrence
Henry Allen Holmes
University of Kansas
Memorial Union -Building
Frank Gray
Mary Myers Elliott
Helen Wagatoff
Walt Simmons
Leonard Axe
J. W. Twente
K. U. School of Education
Union Building
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Lemon and Evans
Miss Larinda Marcella Lemon 27 daughter of Mr and Mrs B W Lemon of Denver and a U S Veterans Bureau worker in Washington died Sunday after a short illness in Washington D C Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at Olinger mortuary Survived by three sisters Mrs George Probert Phoenix Ariz Mrs George Saum Fort Morgan and Mrs G H Garrett Denver Mrs Evans aged 75 died this morning at Memorial Hospital Home 1208 New Jersey Street Funeral services set for 8 Friday morning at St John s Catholic Church Father M T Hoffman in charge Burial Mt Cavalry Cemetery She is survived by one daughter Agnes Marie Evans of the home.
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Larinda Marcella Lemon
B. W. Lemon
Denver
United States Veterans Bureau
Washington
Miss Lemon
C. H. Lemon
Lawrence
George Probert
Phoenix
Ariz
George Saum
Fort Morgan
G. H. Garrett
Denve
Olinger Mortuary
Mary Evans
Memorial Hosital
Newersey Street
Briday
St. John’s Catholic Church
M.T. Hoffman
Mt. Cavalry Cemetery
Halloween Parties and Socials Across Eudora Herald
Eudora hosts a string of gatherings from a miscellaneous shower at Miss Grimes home honoring Mrs. Delano to bridge nights, Halloween masked parties, and church and club events. Attendees include DeLano, Kraus, Carr, Richards, Bohnsack, Sommers, Moll, Daugherty, and many Lawrence and Kaw Valley residents. Neighborhood ties, travel, and school activities reflect a busy fall social calendar with prizes, games, refreshments, and community fellowship.
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Fredericka Schlegel
Cleo Grimes
Miss Grimes
Paul Delano
Mildred Smith
DeLane
Panenhausen
Mayhew
DeLano
Margie Mayhew
Lawrence
Edward Papenhausen
J. W. Smith
Gladys Bond
Lucile Raier
Louise Schlegel
Edericka Schlegel
Grimes
Verda Sommers
Vanata Belle
Clarence Daugherty
Jennie Marsh
Chilacco
Kia
Euretta Kraus
S. V. Carr
C. F Richards
Leon Richards
Bert Brown
Frank Sommers
Augusta Carr
Lucy Kaegi
Mabel Butts
Guy Pennock
Richards
Carr
Miss Richards
Martin Abels
Kaw Valley
Fred Moll
Fred ‘Papenhausen
Kansas City
Harles Papenhausen
Herman Bohnsack
Mahlon Cox
Ed Diedrich
Douglas County Rural Letter Carriers Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bohnsasck
Ladies of the United Brethren Church
Kate Caldwell
Susie Wilkerson
C Sheldon
C.F. Richards
Minnie Jones
Rose Lothholz
Augusta Durr
Butts
Rich
Ards
Sheldon
Paul Sommer
Elmer Cassee
7Isneux
Taweenre
Ray Miller
Adolph Miller
CCC
Lone Star
Custer
South Dakotas
Parent
Misa Marie Neely
Gilmore Nichols
John Sommers
Clerent Zilmner
Epworth League
the Methodist Church
Walter Wilson
Ray
Thomas Cooper
Carl Johnson
Billy Mertz
Atwood
Kansas
Andrew Kohler
Howard Kohler
Roswell
N. M
Amarillo
Tex
Clarice Miller
F. C. Club
Sommers
Pauline Sommers
Ora McCabria
Nora Trefz
Jessie Craig
Nora Tiz
J Crai
Clara Lotz
Ruth Ness
John Hagen
Pleasant Valley
Allen Smoots
Lavina
Smoots
J. D. Adams
Arkansas City
John Miller
Vic Williams
DeSoto
George
Kaw | Valley
Joe Vitt
Albert Edler
Jon
Clearfield
J. E. Youngberg
Norman Strachan
Margaret Vernon
Ft Scott
V. Carr
Clyde Smith
Smith
Thomas
Wilda Lucas
Elton Lucas
Baldwin
John Erwin
Moose Lake
Minn
William Green
Ben Erwin
Richard Erwin
John Bowen
Weaver
Treasa Dyer
Marie Reed
Genevieve Weston
Frances Vogel
Denver
Colo
Neustifter
Gardner
Margie Westerhouse
Elia, Kasberger
Bertha Bernitz
Viola Broers
Florence Wilson
Martha Seiwald
Ora. McCabrin
Anna Weixeldorfer
Kalie Ie
Jessie Warmker
Mary Houk
Florence Vitt
Mary Neustifter
Hannah Pfleger
Barbara Zillner
Edna Zillner
Mattie Kindred
Doris Edwards
Lottie Neis
Anna Sommers
Jessie Grimes
Ellen Spitzli
Alvena Neis
Arleta Wilson
Wilma Wilson
Melvin Wilson
Nathalie
Ivette Carter
Visit Notes Include Several Local Relatives in Wisconsin
The text reports Mrs. Frank Sommers and Mrs. Tena Miskimen spending Tuesday and Wednesday together. Tena Miskimen returned Monday from Topeka after a two week stay with relatives. William Keegi of St. Louis visited his sister, Miss Luca Kaegi, and brother, Herbert Kaegi, who are residents in the area.
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Frank Sommers
Tena Miskimen
Topeka
William Keegi
St. Louis
Luca Kaegi
Herbert Kaegi
Glenn and Vicinity Social Roundup in Topeka Area
Mr and Mrs Oliver Headley and children from Topeka spent a weekend with Henry and Mae Jean Daram. Leavenworth guests included H N McKenzie and family visiting Mrs G L Glenn. Paul Davidson, visiting from Los Angeles, toured Glenn community and nearby towns. C O Warring of Topeka joined Harold Summers family and Shirley Bell for a Glenn school visit and local ward business. Mae Jean Damm attended Owl 4 H Halloween party in Lecompton.
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Oliver Headley
Lois Mae
Oliver Dean
Topeka
Henry Daram
Mae Jean
H. N. McKenzie
Leavenworth
McKenzie
G. L. Glenn
Glenn
Paul Davidson
Glenn Community
Los Angeles
Davidson
Henry Davidson
Glenn School
Klaus Place
G. M. Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Lawrence
C. O. Warring
Harold Summers
Shirley Bell
Summers
Topek
Emig
Mae Jean Damm
Ruby
Maxine Glenn
Owl 4
Henry Santrey's World Band to Appear in Lawrence Halloween Owl Show
Henry Santrey, a four year grand opera alumnus and Italy studied artist, has led a 16 man band with 10 Broadway acts on world tours. He performed in Detroit theatres, Minneapolis and Duluth runs, Fiji Islands shows, and writes plays. His company makes its Lawrence debut on Halloween, 11:15 Thursday night.
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Henry Santrey
Italy
Detroit
Minneapolis
Duluth
Fiji Islands
Santrey
Lawrence
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