Angry depositors take money in Arkansas bank turmoil
In Little Rock and Marshall Arkansas angry depositors seized banks as a nationwide search for A T Hudspeth chief began. About twenty five townsmen entered First State Bank in Harrison after closing and demanded their funds. Deposits totaling about 5000 dollars were paid. In Harrison county officials Hale and Martin entered the bank with pistols, confined three officials, and demanded 30000 and 3000 dollars. Officials urged restraint and the matter rests with the grand jury. A. T. Hudspeth left for St Louis to borrow funds and a warrant was issued for him on accepting deposits while insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
A. T. Hudspeth
Marshall
First State Bank
A. A. Hudspeth
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Harrison
Dan Hale
L. M. Martin
Roy Milum
Jack Holt
Claude Alexander
Dan Helms
Ernest Tims
Hale
Martin
Holt
St. Louis
Tilbe
Canada
Church Convention To Visit Lawrence Sunday
The national Christian church convention travels across Kansas from October 6 to 14 with seven delegates visiting eighty five points. Dean Braden of the University of Kansas School of Religion announced the roaming convention, organized with local church bodies aiding programs and transport. The convention begins with business sessions in Wichita, while Lawrence hosts a Sunday program at 5 o clock and delegates visit Garnett Burlington Emporia Ottawa Lawrence and Topeka this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Christian Church
Wichita
Kansas
Braden
K. U. School of Religion
Lawrence
Dean Braden
Garnett
Burlington
Emporia
Ottawa
Lafyrence
Topeka
Arrests in Madrid target Primo de Rivera group
In Madrid eleven former ministers, admirals, and generals from the 1923 military directorate were arrested by police and confined to Madrid prison. The arrests come as a parliamentary committee probes responsibilities for past government derelictions including monarchy, Primo de Rivera, and Carenguer regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Carenguer
Mrs Vallee Starts Trip to Santa Monica Visit
Mrs Rudy Vallee on a six week trip to Santa Monica California to visit her parents Police Chief Ey Webb and wife with no detectives assigned to watch the train despite a warning of possible kidnap plot two men overheard on an Albany New York train They were married July 8. Ed Kuhlman dies at 68 from insect bite infection while visiting Findlay Ohio. Kuhlman and wife were vacationing in Ohio Two Die in Plane Crash near Barrett Minnesota pilot Val Lund of Sioux City Iowa and Elmer Hiesle of Barrett killed when plane crashed from 2000 feet into a field near Lunds parents home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudy Vellee
Santa Monica
Cal
Ey Webb
Rudy
Mulrooney T
Albany New York
Bae
Cangea
Wichita
Kan
Kuhlman
Wichita Oi
Findley
Ohio
Barrett
Minn
Val Lund
Sioux
City
Iowa
Elmer Hiesle
Lund
Tigers and Jayhawks to Clash at Shook Diamond
The Jayhawks meet the Tigers tomorrow at 4 30 p m on the Shook diamond admission free. Both teams are Davis and Child company employees who previously clashed in a sales contest won by the Jayhawks. Badibud Fritz Meyn will umpire as substitutes include Roy Orr Gene Glahn Merle McKinney Bald win Mitchell Pat Maloney and Paul Friend. the losers furnish a chicken dinner for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawks
Tigers
Shook Diamond
Davis and Child Company
Jawhawks
Badbiud
Fritz Meyn
Conrad
Burl Walters
Chris Miller
E. M. Cameron
Lafe James
Harvey House
Jesse James
Fred Williams
A. G. Ramsdell
Galen Ware
W. C. Miller
Gordon McMillan
J. J. Wilson
Fred Shirk
D. R. McWilliams
Ernest Richards
William Nelson
Elmer Roberts
Roy Orr
Gene Glahn
Merle McKinney
Baldwin Mitchell
Pat Maloney
Paul Friend
Chilean Sailors Mutiny Over Pay Reductions
Six Chilean fleet ships were seized by mutinous crews in Calbuco on Sept 2. Noncommissioned officers led the actions from flagship La Torre, demanding cancellation of salary cuts within 48 hours. Officers briefly lost command, then regained it as mutiny flared again. Santiago viewed the move as nonpolitical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caquimbo
Chile
la Torre
Santiago
Escape continues as Bourbon jail pair flee into Missouri
Fort Scott Kansas AP Sept 2 Walter Pryor and Robert Brooks prisoners who slugged Sheriff Hyle to escape Bourbon county jail remain at large. A stolen physician car in Miller Missouri and a later repair near Halltown Missouri are tied to the escape. Officers had been told falsely they were captured in Tulsa. Pryor and Brooks faced robbery charges. Oscar Pryor and Chauncex Hotchkiss are suspected in the escape plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Walter Pryor
Robert Brooks
Bourbon County
Harry Hyle
Miller
Halltown
Pryor
Brooks
Tulsa
Price Outlook Poor
Washington, Sept. 2 AP says the agriculture department monthly review shows price pessimism across main cash crops wheat cotton tobacco and potatoes due to anticipated surplus. Cattle and hog prices remain low yet yield margins for feed persist, with July heat limiting cats barley and hay though overall feed ample nationally despite regional scarcities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Smith Will Interest May Reveal Disposal Plan
New York sept 2 ap c Harold Smith New York manufacturer who in 1929 asked the public s advice on how to dispose of 10000000 for the greatest good to humanity is dead in London The winner of the 1000 prize for the best suggestion was Professor Henry F Garrett of Columbia University who proposed establishing a mental hygiene institute for study of juvenile crime Smiths will is probated it will not be known whether he followed the suggestion Smith was 72 He had a business trip when stricken with a heart attack His wife a son and a daughter survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. Harold Smith
London
Henry EF. Garrett
Columbia University
Large snake sighting near Winchester stirs Paola tale
Mrs. Allen Courter recalls a 20 foot snake seen along a road near Paola three years earlier. A minister later confirmed seeing the reptile stretched across a highway with head and tail ends, a skin shed by the creature found in a cornfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Courter
Pagia
Winchester
Kentucky Street
Paola
Paris Galls VFW Selects Paris for 1935 Encampment
Paris was chosen as the site for the 1935 Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment by 1,745 delegates at the 32nd annual meeting in Kansas City. The recommendation, not binding, urges future encampments to meet in Paris and was presented by Commander James E. Witterfield of the Benjamin Franklin post. The encampment official strength stood at 1,743, with 1,691 delegates, 26 national officers, and 28 department commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Paris
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James E. ‘Witterfied
Benjamin Franklin Post
Witteried
Ada Harrison
National
Women's Auxiliary
Woodhaven
Mildred
Charles Gallagher
Cairman
Goach Getto Arrives to Prepare KU Football Practice
Mike Getto assistant KU football coach arrived from Jeanette Pennsylvania this afternoon to prep for practice starting in a week. He is accompanied by his brother Ernest who will study medicine at KU and has two years at Pittsburgh. Only Larry Mullins remains to complete the staff with arrival expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Getto
University of Kansas
Jeanette
Goach Getto
Ernest Getto
K. U. School of Medicine
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Getto
Larry Mullins
Notre Dame
Mullins
State Commander HUrT Not Critical After Auto Crash
G F W Knuth state commander of the Spanish American War Veterans from Leavenworth was severely cut and bruised when his car overturned into a ditch near Fulton. His condition is not critical. Mrs Knuth was slightly injured. Dennis McGraff was uninjured. They travel to the national convention in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
G. F. W. Knuth
Leavenworth
Fulton
Knuth
Dennis McGraff
New Orleans
Coaches to Play Golf for Big Six Event
Four members of the University of Kansas coaching staff will travel to Kansas City Missouri tomorrow to compete in a golf tournament for athletic directors coaches and faculty representatives of Big Six schools. Participants include Dr F C Allen director of athletics H W Hargiss head coach Brutus Hamilton track coach and Mike Getto assistant football coach. The event will be hosted at the Eastwood Hills course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Kansas City
F. C. Allen
H. W. Hargiss
Brutus Hamilton
Mike Getto
Eastwood Hills Course
Carol May Wed Belgrade A Rumor Quietly Circulates
In Belgrade on September 2 AP reports King Carol of Romania seeks the hand of Princess Maria Francesca 17 daughter of King Emanuel of Italy. Court circles in Bucharest say M Manoilescu former cabinet member and friend of the king will visit Rome to ask Emanuel I to consent to the betrothal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Carol of
Women duel over tailor's affections in Mexico
Two women fought in a pistol duel over Sergio Silva, a tailor, one likely fatally wounded. Sofia Mendoza fell with a chest wound, was taken to a hospital, while Maria de los Angeles Garcia was jailed. Nazarene Assembly at Coffeyville opens with four day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Sergio Silva
Senorita Sofia Mendoza
Sofia
Maria de Los Angeles Garcia
Recital highlights and social notices from the community
The article describes piano pupils under Miss Caldwell giving a recital in Caldwell's studio with a long program featuring pieces by Duct Edwards Norma Jean Drebing Betty Ann Thompson and others. It also notes a Ladies Aid social at the First Evangelical church and an Armstrong family reunion near Lawrence with visits to Topeka, plus attendees and photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Soldier
Emi
Miss Caldwell
Marigold
Smith
Krasman
Norma Jean Drebins
Evans Thompson
Bernice Moody Thompson
Oscar ‘Rumsey Adair
Camille Scott Lawrence
Swaying Willows
Helen Morris Bischhott
Garden of Girls
Leone Stone Copeland
Harrietjean Carter Keats
Lucille Reuter
Spencer
Helen "Evans Grainger
Country Gardens
Margaret Lewis
Ladies Aid
First Evangelical Church
A. H. Schaal
Rhode Island Street
Schaal
A. W. Steinbring
Rex Johnson
Bertha Cofell
Armstrong
J. ML .Connor
Lawrence
Topeka
G. Armstrong
L. G. Armstrong
Burlington
Kan
Earl Hayes
Lester and
Lavera Haves
Newton
Howard. Carpenter
Milo Carpenter
Bruce Carpenter
Marjorie
Dean
Betty Lou
Merle Carpenter
Jean Pholenz
Hazel Carpenter
Ruth Carpenter
Helen, Pholenz
Beatrice, Neb
Mary Rereau
Ruby
Ruth Renesi
Eleanor Fitch
Wil Iay Teneau
Charles Williamson
Nancy Marie Williamson
Ruth Williamson
Lena Bell Williamson
Ottawa
J. M. Oconner
Everett Oconnor
Glenn Oconnor
Lawrence staff resumes duties after summer trips
Miss Susan Friend, supervisor of the elementary grades of Lawrence Public Schools, returns to duty after a summer visiting her home in Emporia and Denver Col. Miss Hazel Anderson, who has been visiting Miss Clara Ellen Bradford of Joplin Mo for two weeks, also returns to Lawrence yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Friend
Lawrence Public Schools
Emporia
Denver
Hazel Anderson
Clara Ellen Bradford
Joplin
Lawrence
Graf Zeppelin arrives in Pernambuco after 5000 mile flight
A dramatic scene greeted Germanys Graf Zeppelin in Recife Pernambuco as the airship completed a 5000 mile non stop Atlantic crossing from Germany. Dr Hugg Eckener credited the craft with 6003 miles logged in 72 hours at an average 70 mph. Arrival came at 6 10 pm after departing Friedrichshafen Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernambuco
Brazil
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
South Atlantic
Hugg Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Arrests in Milk War on Dairy Spill Disorder
A price row between Pevely Dairy Company and Sanitary Milk Producers Inc led to the arrest of thirty four men believed linked to spilling thousands of gallons of milk. Twenty two were nabbed at the McKinley bridge as they trailed three trucks headed to the dairy, all claiming southern Illinois dairy farming ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pevely Dairy Company of
Sanitary Milk Producers, Inc
McKinley Bridge
Southern Illmots
Mexican President rules out federal intervention in Vera Cruz crisis
In a congress address President Ortiz Rubio rejected any federal action to intervene in the Vera Cruz religious dispute. He said the state law restricting priests was within Vera Cruz sovereignty and foreign priests would be barred. Widespread Catholic protests followed as rioting damaged churches and a Masonic temple in Orizaba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Ortiz Rubio
Congress
Curch
Orizaba
Idaho declares martial law to curb timber fires
Governor C Ben Ross places six central and southwestern Idaho counties under martial law to guard timber lands and fires. Adams and Lemhi counties were added last night, Idaho, Gem, Boise and Valley counties under guard. Officials fear arson after flames are contained and ban forest travelers to prevent new fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
Adams
Lemhi
Gem
Valley
Idaho National Guard
Ross
Invite foreign singers for world festival at 1982 convention
Senator Davis of Pennsylvania asked foreign nations to send a representative chorus for a worldwide festival tied to the 1982 convention of the legal order at Cleveland next December. Prizes totaling 25 000 dollars were announced. Davis, director general, sent letters to diplomats informing them of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Lodge
OIL Company
McKee evades service in Nevada divorce case
Prof Ralph Harper McKee of Columbia University shaved his beard and hid in an anteroom to dodge a New Jersey injunction serving for his July divorce suit against Mary N. McKee. The process server waited while the trial proceeded and McKee won the decree. Gen Enoch H. Crowder, 78, ill in Colorado Springs during a visit to his niece. DO X crew invites Chicago visit after Atlantic crossing. ship to fly to Chicago once keels are overhauled in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno, Nev
Ralph Harper McKee
Columbia University
New Jersey
Mary N. McKee
Crowder
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Colo
Enoch H. Crowder
United States Army
Geronimo
Sitting Bull
Chicago
A. J. Cermak
Abandon Customs Pact Shelved By Germany Austria
Germany and Austria plan to announce tomorrow a joint declaration abandoning their proposed customs union at France's request. Foreign Ministers Curtius and Schober will likely release the statement before the new European commission meets. The move aims to satisfy France without full renunciation. The world court ruling on the matter is expected Saturday, likely denying Austria's right to similar agreements but upholding Germany's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Germany
Austria
World Court
France
Julius Curtius
Johann Schober
Pew European Commission
Gasoline bootlegging blamed for Kansas oil slump
Topeka report on September 2 cites gasoline bootlegging to dodge state tax as a factor in the Kansas oil slowdown. A Standard Oil of Indiana official indicated retail business in Kansas fell 18 percent in five months, linking the decline to unpaid three cent state taxes. Governor Woodring, PSC members, and Standard representatives discussed possible remedies and price adjustments amid industry curtailment signals from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Oil Company
Public Service Commission
Oil Advisory Committee
Standard
Amos Ball
Woodring
Thurman Hill
Commissioner Hill
Ball
Texas
Lindleys to Return From Eastern Trip on Saturday
Chancellor and Mrs B H Lindley plan to come back to Lawrence Saturday after a month long visit to New York City and the East. A Lawrence housewife recounts a bluejay's fury as grapes were found already picked in a yard he frequented, the bird perched on the arbor and scolded loudly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancellor
B. H. Lindley
New York City
East
Lindleys
Indiana
Lawrence
Release Six of Nine Men In Prohibition Raid
Kansas City police and federal agents conducted a raid on bootlegging suspects. Six of the nine men arrested were released by a United States commissioner after arraignment on conspiracy to violate the prohibitory law. Curtis Burks, a federal agent, was fatally wounded during the raid. John Cairo, a suspected boot legger, was killed by a police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Prohibition
United States
Curtis Burks
John Cairo
Injured in Plane Crash Near Plum Tree Island
Lieutenant R. P. Harrise of Mather Field Calif was injured today when his plane crashed in salt marshes near Plum Tree Island Langley Field Va He was taking part in practice gun and bombing matches He was extricated immediately from the wreck and rushed by speed boat to the Langley Field post hospital for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley Field
R. P. Harrise
Mather Field
Calif
Plum Tree Island
Langley Field Post Hospital
Force men from job after Jackson county labor demand
Sixty men on an eight mile pavement strip were driven off the site by about 800 unemployed. They protested contractor M. D. Akley refusing to discuss hiring only Jackson county labor at 40 cents an hour. The unemployed, in 54 trucks, moved equipment and workers toward the central labor camp. the workers yielded without violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Here
M. D. Akley
Jackson County
Central
Belgian professor jailed in Rome for conspiracy against fascists
In Rome on September 2 AP reports Leo J. Moul lin a young Belgian professor was sentenced to two years in prison and deportation after being convicted of conspiring against the Fascist state. Also in Washington the Bus eel Bhogls commission adjourned after setting November 1 as the deadline to submit proposals for leasing and operating a project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Leo J. Moullin
Washington
Busele
Bhogls Commission
Clash Over Oil Plan Prompts Texas Political Standoff
Governor Ross Sterling indicated he would not lift martial law if the Texas Railroad Commission issues a production limiting order for the East Texas oil field. Commission Chair C. V. Terrell and Commissioner Lon A. Smith backed a 225 barrel per well per day cap, while Sterling urged delay. Commissioner Pat M. Neff dissented, and Sterling ordered wells kept closed pending further executive instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Ross S. Sterling
East Texas
State Railroad Commission
Sterling
Texas Railroad Commission
East ‘Texas
C. V. Terrell
Lon A. Smith
Texas Central Proration Advisory Committee
Smith
Terrell J
Pat M. Neff
Terrell
Jacob F. Wolters
Gree
Grow Food for Home Homespike Diversification Amid Drought
Washington reports drought and low mood boosted home food production with more diversification than ever, especially in southern states. Also, three masked robbers held up McCurtain County Bank of Broken Bow, Oklahoma, obtaining about 5500 dollars before fleeing in a small coupe into the mountains north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Department
Idabel
Okla
McCurtain County
Broken Bow
Desoto Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Desoto residents hosted and visited friends from Kansas City Des Moines and Lawrence with gatherings at homes and churches. Notable items include Mrs Nettie Hensen hosting Mrs Marshall Carroll and granddaughter Leeneeta Carroll, the Ladies Aid tea with a musical program, and oblique notices of outings, travels, illnesses and a property sale as families plan moves and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Bowling
F. E. Stuchberg
Marshall Carroll
Leeneeta Caroll
Kansas City
Nettie Hensen
Will. Wagoner
Wagoner
Tom Lee
Lee
J. T. Martin
Carrie Spoor
Ferrail Martinson
W. H. Baker
John A. Giebner
A. W. Blaylock and Sons
Seeneeta Carroll
Marie
Pauline Earnheart
Maxine
Nadine MecKinney
G. W. Longstreth
Ralph Waldo
Billie Linden
Billy
Hazel Wright
Ethel Cramer
Merle Blaylock
Margaret Cramer
Ruth Woodard
Ruth Hambleton
Olathe
Teachers’ Institute
Clark Gardner
Maggie Colescott
Charles Colescott
Grand Junction
Colo
Colescott
L. H. Zimmerii
Linwood
Gladys Jewett Colescott
Maggie Shearer
Parnell
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Arkansas Bank
De_ Rivera
Mrs. Vallee
Radio Singer
Fred Richardson
Gladys Elledge
Howard Stanley
Des Moines
Hazel Robertson
L. H. Menger
Vienna
Romania
GALLS
Kansas U
Carol May
Nazarene Assembly
Coffeyville
The
Nazarent Church
Socieiy
Capitol
Albany
N. Y
James J. Crawford
Brooklyn
Licensing Bureau
Department of Education
Widnapers
Charles M. Rosenthal
Wilburn
John Nelson
Harold Peterson
J. H. Mitchell
William Shook
Lindberghs
Karuizawa
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Allred
Standard of New Jersey
Dodges
Columbia
California
Texaa
Commission
Ming
Cole
Igneps
Spirit “Lake
Charles ‘Dicken
Virginia Smally
Blaine Rattles
Shawnee
Panies
Ina Albright
Granddau Hter
Nadine Albright
Fred Tobler
H. G
A. T. Mainke
Edith Search
Edith
Dorothy ‘Morgan
Ella
Carrie Fanning
John Handley
I. T. Martin
Mag. W. Baker
Mildred Grob
Hesper
Emma Eobb
Mr. Cobb
Charles Ransome
Ed Gilbreath
Gil_ sbreath
Evelyn
Vernon ,Pettit
Jack
Bobby
Bradford
Nowell
Norma
Frank Hodes
Norma Nowell
Tommy Warsop
Tonganoxie
Ed DeWalt
I. L. White
David Bunch
Melford
A. T. Meinke
Melvin
John Hartley
Loren Hunter
Warren Search
Virginia Martin
Julia Ellen Wilson
Lucile Goehner
Kathryn Fanning
Dorothy Martin
Arlene Ross
Wilfred Phillips
Lloyd Kraus
Theron Strickland
Paul Martin
Paul
Don Martin
WLBF
Don Miller
Marilyn
Lucille Philips
R. W. Phillips
John Blaylock
Adolph Madsen
Glyde Blaylock
Melvin Blaylock
Mildrad Louise
Roy Stark
Elbert Marley
Eudora
Dorothy Cory
Maude Cole
Dallas
Tex
Mary Katherine Frederick
Herbert
Sheldon
Venita
June
Alonzo Ambler
Lloyd Chambers
Clarence van Sickle
Cleta Joe
Florence Teegarden
Argentiite
Monay
Warren Belts
Rufus Atkins
H. C. Scott
A. T. Broveak
Laura Lee
Lloyd Leslie
Andrew
M. E. Church
G. V. Longstreth
Drouth
DE Soto
Rumsey
Moe
Schubert
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