Troubles Deepen for Huey P Long as Investigations Resume
New Orleans reports Huey P Long bears a bruised brow while Senate probes revive October 16 into Senator John H Overton election and last November’s constitutional amendments vote. District Attorney Eugene Stanley signals more charges against election officials amid Long backed campaigns.
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Huey P. Long
Tom Connally
Texas
Senate
John H. Overton
Long
Eugene Stanley
Overton
Sands Point
Long Island
Bath Club
Shus
Audubon Place
Milwaukee
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Louisiana
Amen
Tony Canzoneri
Owen P. White
New Yorker
Swarthouts Return From West Trip
Dean Swarthout of the Kansas school of fine arts along with Mrs. Swarthout and Miss Ruth Swarthout returned from a West trip visiting his Los Angeles brother. They toured Santa Barbara Capistrano Catalina Island Laguna Beach Albuquerque Santa Fe and the Grand Canyon. They met E U people and former department heads and viewed Indian pottery and painting. Swarthout will be in his office mornings when the school reopens on September 5.
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Dean Donald M. Swarthout
Kansas School of Fine Arts
Swarthout
Ruth Swarthout
Dean Swarthout
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Capistrano
Catalina Island
E. U
Laguna Beach
William A. Griffith
Department of Drawing and Painting
Grand Canyon
Mir
Eldon Ardrey
Canyon
Tim
Albuquerque
Clyde M. Blair
Haskell Institute
Blair
Santa Fe
Blairs
Flashes of Life From the AP a Stumble of Odd News
Joliet prison search turns up pink silk underwear nail polish and a brew recipe. Patrolman Shaikhan famed for license plate recoveries is arrested for felonious assault nine weeks after spotting a plate. A Philadelphia fire ends in a chimney blast and a blackened face. Portland pioneers contest a horse race with riders in water. In Kansas City a man asks how to advise a mother whose baby swallowed a mothball after hearing about a bystander’s advice.
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Joliet
Stateville Prison
Here
New York
Eagle Eye
Gus
August Shaikhan
Philadelphia
Anthony Savio
Anthony
Portland
Ore
Oregon Humane Society
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Regatta
Kansas City
General Hospital
Back On Regular Hours At Lawrence Public Library
The Lawrence free public library reopened on its usual hours after a shortened vacation period. Adult hours are 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and junior hours are 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. The library will be closed all day Monday for Labor Day.
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Lawrence
Haskell Faculty Hosts Handkerchief Shower and Bridge
Miss Josephine Hilton and Mrs Maude Walters guest of honor at a Haskell faculty event in the teachers quarters. Thirty two attended bridge with Margaret Finnerty posting the evening high score and Mr T Johnson taking low prize. Refreshments served as Hilton and Walters retire from teaching at the Indian Institute today.
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Josephine Hilton
Maude Walters
Haskell
Miss Hilton
Walters
Indian Institute
Madef Yise Margaret Finnerty
T. Johnson
Personal notices of Lawrence residents travel and moves
Mr and Mrs C B Russell return to Lawrence after a three week motor trip to the East including Chicago New York Lake George Lake Champlain Montreal Toronto Detroit and Pontiac Mrs Russell and Mrs Jackman and daughter Jean traveled together Ben Barteldes Billie Mackie and Buddie Hanne head to Chicago for the world fair Byron Cooke leaves for the Century of Progress Cleora Kluss resumes teaching in Mankato Prof and Mrs D H Spencer and Mary Miner head to Minnesota Hugh Makinson accompanies them Elizabeth Hosford goes to Richmond Kan to teach Prof and Mrs Roy Underwood depart for Green Mountain Falls Colo for two weeks Ralph Graves transfers within Southwestern Bell to Wichita Ern est Tingle Mrs Glenn Wrightsman and Mrs Katherine Wilson return from the Pacific Coast visiting former Lawrence residents En Reno they meet Mr and Mrs Henry Jensen In California they visit National City and were entertained by Von Williams in honor of Gary Thudium and wife’s ninth wedding anniversary.
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Jean
Lawrence
Ben Barteldes
Billie Mackie
Buddie Hanne
Chicago
Byron Cooke
Cleora
Kluss
Mankato
D. H. Spencer
Mary
Minnesota
Hugh Makinson
Elizabeth Hosford
Richmond
Kan
Roy Underwood
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
K. U
Ralph Graves
Southwestern Bell Telephone System
Wichita
Earnest Tingle
Glenn Wrightsman
Katherine Wilson
Tingle
Pacific Coast
Reno
Nev
Henry Jensen
Ceres
Calif
National City
von Williams
Gary Thudium
Three Bandits Rob Eskridge Store. Watchman Bound
Eskridge Kan AP report says four robbers including three white men and a Negro broke into three stores early today, smashed safes and took about 130 dollars and shirts. They trussed the night watchman, who freed himself in about 15 minutes after they fled. The gun was left behind with cartridges removed. In separate item, Mrs Rosa Bunner of Winfield was critically injured when struck by a car driven by Miss Margaret Varnes of Ellsworth.
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Winfield, Kan
Rosa Bunner
Winfield, Ware
Margaret Varnes
Ellsworth
Kan
Pleasant late summer weather in Kansas forecast
Topeka sept 1 AP pleasant late summer weather was general across Kansas with no signal of heat or cool spells. Temperatures ranged from 55 to 90 today and around 80 tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and little rain. Highs reached 85 to 90 at Hays and Phillipsburg, minimums 60 to 70. Rivers were normal, Republican rising slightly but no flood expected.
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Kansas
S. D. Flora
Hays
Phillipsburg
Althe the Republican
Flora
Local Corps to Salina for Meeting and Contest
About 40 members of the Dorset-Liberty post Legion drum and bugle corps will drive to Salina for the state convention and contest on Monday evening at Kansas Wesleyan College stadium. Ottawa’s corps defends the title, with Salina’s practice tonight at Haskell stadium inviting public attendance.
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Dorsey-Liberty Post Legion
Salina
Kansas Wesleyan College
Ottawa
Lawrence
Sam Moyer
Haskell Stadium
Deaths and Funerals in Stull and Denver
John Kraft 81 dies at home in Stull. Funeral 2 PM Saturday at Stull Evangelical Church conducted by Rev C H Reep. Burial in Stull. He leaves a widow, four daughters, four sons and four brothers. A Denver niece, Mrs Hazel Collins Ward, dies at 29 after operation. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Herman Lishner, one son and two daughters. Funeral in Denver Tuesday. Mrs Godfrey travels to attend.
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John Kraft
Stull
C. H. Reep
Hazel Collins Ward
G. C. Godfrey
Denver
Hazel Collins
Herman . Lishner
Lawrence
Godfrey
Some Room For Pupils at Oread Training School This Year
The Oread Training School office will be open for enrollment of pupils each day beginning Saturday. Several places remain open for new pupils and parents are invited to visit to plan a high school course. Prof. F. C. Russell, director, stated. The school is under the University of Kansas School of Education and offers a full four year curriculum to provide the best learning environment. Kansan to Head American Bar Association. Earl W. Evans of Wichita, Kansas, was nominated for the presidency of the American Bar Association by the general council. Election was set for later in the day.
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F. C. Russell
University of Kansas School of Education
Kansan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Earl W. Evans
Wichita
Kan
American Bar Association
Riots in St. Louis disrupt garment workers clash
Rioting in St Louis involved strikers disrobing workers at Angelica Jackett and Ely Walker factories. Sixteen strikers were arrested as 71 factories see strikes. Over 6,000 garment and millinery workers seek union recognition amid widespread walkouts and recovery code signings.
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St. Louis
Angelica Jackett Company
16Th
Olive Streets
Ely-Walker Company
Ely-Walker Dry Goods Company
Head and Arm Injuries Suffered in Fall by Sid Emmett
Sid Emmett residing five miles west on Highway 40 sustained head and arm injuries after a fall on the farm last Monday. A stone dislodged from the well lining thirty feet above struck him, stunning him and wounding his scalp and upper arm. Alvin Or, a worker on the property, helped lift him from the well.
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Sid Emmett
Alvin Or
Finneys Big Motor Car Transferred to Attorney
Records in Topeka show Ronald Finney’s expensive automobile transferred to attorney C P Schenck, an attorney for the bond broker under arrest in the Kansas bogus bond probe. Two lesser cars transferred from his lieutenant Leland Caldwell to Caldwell’s wife Erna Caldwell.
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Topeka
State Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Ronald Finney
C. P. Schenck
Kansas
Leland Caldwell
Erna Caldwell
Quaker State Oil Refining Announces Nationwide Ad Campaign
Samuel Messer, president of Quaker State Oil Refining Company, announced a new nationwide newspaper advertising campaign. The plan adds insertions across papers in every state and reflects optimism that business conditions are improving. Messer said, We believe in the sales power of newspaper advertising.
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New York
Samuel Messer
Quaker State Oil Refining Company
Messer
Tongy Pool Closes After Rough Season at Tonagnoxie
The Tonagnoxie pool closes for the season as Wilson Myers, president of the pool company, says the venture broke even last summer despite competition from the state lake where free swimming drew crowds.
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Tongy
Tonagnoxie
Wilson Myers
Travel Bureau Tour Visits Lawrence By Oil Firm
Continental Oil travel bureau officials led by Robert M. Stack toured Lawrence aboard two large Travel Buses to boost public and staff familiarity with overland traveler services. J. Curtis hosted. GE Gibson, F. Jamison, and J. Curtis accompanied. Patrols and staff welcomed the delegation.
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Continental Oil Company Travel Bureau
Lawrence
Overland
Robert M. Stack
F.G. Jamison
GE. Gibson
J. S. Curtis
Van Zandt elected VFW commander in chief at encampment
James F. E. Van Zandt of Altoona Pennsylvania was chosen as commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars during the national encampment in Milwaukee Wisconsin on September 1.
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Milwaukee
Wis
James FE. van Zandt
Altoona
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Van Wie and Hicks to Women's Golf Finals
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and Helen Hicks of New York advanced to the 36 hole final of the national women's golf championship at Exmoor. Van Wie defeated Enid Wilson of England 6 and 5, while Hicks beat Maureen Orcutt 6 and 4 to set up a title clash tomorrow.
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Exmoor Country Club
Highland Park
Til
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Helen Hicks
New York
Exmoor
Miss van Wie
Enid Wilson
England
Miss Hicks
Maureen Orcutt
Haworth
N. J
Miss van. Wie
Market News Local Markets Today
Grain prices list yellow corn mixed with white 42. wheat 25. poultry heavy hens eight light hens cocks and stags 3 4. springs six. Hops straight runs four graded fourteen. Vic Burrerat No 118. Hogs two dollars and seventy cents.
Lawrence Business College Ad at 7th and La Sts Adv
Lawrence Business College offers secretarial training at the corner of 7th and Lincoln avenues. The ad promotes courses and advancement prospects for students seeking clerical skills and professional certification.
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Lawrence Business College
School of Secretarial Training
Sts
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