French airmen to be promoted after Paris New York flight
Paris reports Captain Padonne Caste and Maurice Mellonte among those to be promoted by the French government for the Paris to New York flight. Both will move from reserve status after military service. Caste, now a captain, will become major. Mellonte, a non commissioned officer, will be second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Padonne Caste
Maurice Méllonte
Air Force
Paris-New York
Yseoste
Bel- Yante
Ngai
Wives Follow After Flight To New York Trips Ends
Mme Coste and Mme Melionte, anxiously awaiting husbands at Curtiss Field, leave New York for home. Coste, a Russian actress, plans to return in a week to finish cinema contracts while Bellonte’s wife Doris Beilonie will not sail for three weeks. Coste sends a cable praising Coste, Bellonté, America and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Curtiss Field
Ew York
Mme
Coste
Melionte
New York
Dieudon
God
Doudou
America
Doris Beilonie
Amer-ica
Ime
Bellonte
Beltonte
L’amerique
France
Transatlantic plane brings Paris fashion to New York ads
A New York Times ad page today features over twenty one columns and a special Maison Callot dress sent via the Question Mark from Paris to John Wanamaker. Advertisers include Paris designers, Deauville and Cannes hotels, Hotel Continental, Sir Charles Highham, an advertising agent, and the French government with a France invitation quote attributed to Thomas Jefferson about two countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
New York Times
Maison Callot
John Wanamaker
Deauville
Cannes
Hotel Continental
Charles Highham
Wives Are Honored in Paris by Minister Visit
Paris on September 3 AP reports Madame Dieudonne Coste and Madame Maurice Bellonte received an official visit from Minister of Air Laurent-Eynac who presented the French government’s congratulations to their aviator husbands. He praised the first Paris New York flight and is a close friend to Coste and Bellonte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Air
Laurent-Eynac
M. Laurent-Eynac
Coste
Bellonte
France Honours Airmen Coste and Bellonte
France celebrates Coste and Bellonte for the first nonstop Paris to New York flight. Coste to be named a Legion of Honor commander. Doumergue and cable firms send congratulations. Cordos to fly the Question Mark back to Paris after further flights to Dallas and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Atlantic
New York
Espa
Coste
Legion of Honor
Gaston Doumergue
Cordos
Bel- Jonte
Paul Cordos
Dallas
Tex
Washington
Coste Claims $2,000,000 Backing From Flight Contracts
Paris September 3 AP Dieudonne Coste told friends he had secured two million dollars through the success of his flight via a series of contracts he has signed. The remarks described imply confidence in financial backing as the venture progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Matin
Dieudonne Coste
Americanisms Enrich Turkey Speech in New Alphabet
Istanbul reports show Anglo Americanisms shaping Turkey’s new vocabulary as a sign of rapid traditional influence decline. Phrases written in the Turkish alphabet include orrayt halo Chelle and golf pantalonu with boxing terms. Quotations like Zi rayt man in 2 rayt plase and Dat iz zi zvessun reflect press usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
Republic
Uncover Alleged Plot Against Mussolini Uncovered
Triest Italy Sept 3 AP Authorities announced one of eighteen Jugoslavian prisoners on trial here for terrorism gave a written confession of a plot to assassinate Premier Mussolini. The confession said the attempt would occur within days. The confessing defendant’s name was kept secret and no further details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triest
Italy
Mussolini
Tr Duce
Health Board to Meet on Infantile Paralysis in Kansas
Topeka September 8 AP Dr Earle G Brown secretary of the state board of health announced a special meeting in the state house at Topeka Thursday to discuss infantile paralysis in Kansas Since July 12 a total of 148 cases have been reported to the state health department Most cases are in counties along U S 54 and U S 81 with 24 in Wichita and Sedgwick counties 10 in Cowley Greenwood counties and nine in Allen Geary Lincoln Linn Republic Sumner and Wyandotte counties are affected. meeting will issue statements or warnings but not new orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Earle G. Brown
State Board of Health
Tedly
State Board
State House
Kansas
Cies
Tate de ‘ of Health
Safeta
T St of Health
State Medical School
Brown
U.S. 54
U. S. 81
Wichita
Sedgwick
Cowley
Greenwood
Allen
Saline
Labette
Geary
Lincoln
Linn
Republic
Sumner
Wyandotte
Doniphan County Hounds Claim Crime Deterrence
Sid Lucas, Doniphan County deputy sheriff, praises trained blood hounds that have placed 32 men in Brown County jail over eight years. He says the dogs deter crime by fear of capture, noting recent successes in tracing a grape thief and solving an arson case. The hounds are described as large and capable of restraining strong individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Lucas
Doniphan
Highland
Brown County
Doniphan County
Lucas
Traffic Fines Dominated Police Court Docket
Twenty persons paid $1 fines for parking without lights at the police station. Names and addresses were recorded for the records. One case delayed as there were no warning signs erected, preventing trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Delmer
Heckert
Third and
Louisiane
Kansas man bids President Hoover farewell for Egypt post
William M. Jardine of Kansas will sail on the Leviathan for Cherbourg then Paris before departing for Alexandria to assume his post as minister to Egypt. He expects to arrive about September 22 after a ten day stay in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William M. Jardine
Kansas
Hoover
Egypt
Leviathan
Cherbourg
Paris
Marseilles
Alexandria
Marriages Granted by Local Probate Judge in Brief
Marriage licenses were issued by the office of the probate judge for several couples including Henry D Wise and Olga Harriett Pick Toxie, with others listed such as Hanson with parties near Lawrence and Arthur Trimmer with Bessie Hauser. Judge M presided over the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate
Ts Ht Hienger
Henry D
Wise
Lecompton
Olga Harriett Pick- Toxie
Hanson
Ptad
Lawrence
Ross, Smith
Arthur
Ey Trimmer
Bessie Hauser
Pore toe within and ier i however by the sheriff
Arthur Ororoke is referenced in a fragmented passage tied to a sheriff but no clear actions, dates, or places are readable. The readable text provides a partial name and supervisory context without a coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ororoke
Enrollment for Junior High Starts Tomorrow
Enrollment for junior high starts tomorrow for students transferring from other districts, with rural entrants joining on Friday at the same location. Grade school entrants enroll Monday morning September 8 as schools begin at 8 25. A student council book exchange operates Friday and Saturday in Mr Hyde's office for students to obtain books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ces Ater
Hyde
Kentucky Fort Stud Ts
E Rural
Es Exchange
Two Prisoner Escapes Reported By Police
Police reported two escapes involving inmates from Hutchinson and Leavenworth. One escapee, 25, tall and fair, was last seen in a blue Buick with a 35 year old companion. details incomplete. The federal penitentiary escapee, 23, 5 feet 9 inches, 126 pounds, blond and slender, was wearing overalls and hickory shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bone
Gary
Leavenworth
Tia
Hutchinson
Federal
Laarenwerth
Neel
Andree expedition camp found. two bodies recovered on White Island
In Tromsoe investigators report the Andree expedition camp and two of its members’ bodies found on White Island. A search for the remaining six missing men linked to the Stella gas bag envelope is planned for next summer, with General Umberto Nobile reportedly involved but not leading an Italian expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tromsoe
Norway
Andree
White Island
Umberto ‘Nobile
Nobile
Secrecy After Conference Takes Argentine Cabinet Action
The Argentine cabinet, after an all night session in Buenos Aires, adjourned without any action due to a rift between the foreign minister and interior minister. General Luis Dellepiano, the war minister who resigned yesterday, was absent. Security in the capital was tightened amid fears of a military uprising or assassination attempt against President Yrigoyen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Luis Dellepiano
Yrigoyen
Fund Drive By Prison Rehabilitation Society
Mrs. Rose M. Burkle representing the Society for the Friendless is in town soliciting funds for an organization that reclaims delinquent youths and former prisoners. The Kansas-Missouri district reports progress and celebrates an 85 percent rehabilitation success rate among those served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose M. Burkle
Society For the Friendless
Sors
Burkle
Kansas-Missouri
Bank Bandit Escapes Burlington Oklahoma Bank Robbery
A lone masked man robbed the Burlington Oklahoma bank around noon and escaped with about 700 dollars. He locked four people in the vault before pursuit into Kansas and back into Oklahoma, losing the trail on state highway 8. The four vault hostages were Henry C. Doherty, Ben Kraft, H J Hampton, and C Wynne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Okila
Burlinton
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
Henry C. Doherty
Caster
Ben Kraft
H. Jd. Hampton
C.wynne
Oklahoma to set up local credit firm for drought loans
Governor Howny of Oklahoma announced plans to establish a local credit corporation to arrange drought relief loans for farmers. The move aims to aid farmers hit by the drought and stabilize agricultural support in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Credit Corporation
Howny
Oklahoma
Fee
Warts IAhuanian dairy industry favorable 1929 year
In 1929, the dairy sector in IAhuania showed favorable conditions with steady output and improved prices. Farmers reported stable demand, enabling modest expansion of herds and milk processing capacity amid regional market adjustments.
Patee theater wired for talkies under local control
The Patee theater, once a landmark for silent films west of the Mississippi, is being wired for talkies with Western Electric equipment. Leslie Durland and C. A. Schultz lease the theater, keeping Lawrence ties. L. Miller will manage. The move includes new cushions, lobby photos, and continued use of the name Patee with popular pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patee
Pioneer Moving Picture House
Mississippi River
Leslie Durland
Lawrence
Kansas City
C. A. Schultz
City
Lawrence Persons
Durland
F. C. Durland
Tennessee
Henry Patee
Claire M. Patee
Schults
Midwest Distributing Company
Schultz
Moving Picture Theatre
L. Miller
Miller
United States
St. Lukes A. E. Church
Orville Copeland
Dr Clarence Cook Little Marries Beatrice Johnson
Dr Clarence Cook Little, former University of Michigan and University of Maine resident, wed Miss Beatrice W. Johnson of Portland, Maine, last Monday in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Little, recently divorced from Katherine D. Andrews of Boston, will reside at Bar Harbor where he directs the Roscoe J. Jackson Memorial Laboratory for cancer research after a European lab tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Marber
Clarence Cook
Little
Uerreraity Ofichigan
University of Maine
Beatrice W. Johnson
Portland
Maine
Frederickton
Bolivia Recognizes Peru Junta in Mutual Backing
Lima reports Bolivia becomes first government to recognize the new military Junta led by President Luis M. Sanchez Cerro that ousted Augusto B. Leguia. Bolivian notification says relations will be maintained with the traditional friendship between Bolivia and Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Bolivia
Luis M. Sanchez Cerro
Augusto B. Leguia
Lapaz
Farm Board Chairman Legge to Describe Plans on Radio
Washington Sept 3 AP The government plans to aid farmers hit by drought and stabilize the agricultural industry will be described tomorrow by Farm Board Chairman Legge. His address will be broadcast by the Columbia system as part of the national radio forum arranged by the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Radio Forum
Washington Star
Pair stage fist fight in New Orleans hotel
Lieutenant-Governor Paul N. Cyr fought with New Orleans businessman R. Theriot in the Montelone hotel coffee shop after Theriot taunted Cyr over betting on the Huey Long and Joseph E. Ransdell race. Bystanders separated them after Theriot suffered a cut cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Paul N. Cyr
R. Theriot
Montelone Hotel
Theriot
Senatoria
Hueyne
Joseph E. Ransdell
Cyrd
Pageant Opens roundup in Great Bend county fair week
Great Bend Kansas witnesses opening pageant parade as ten thousand people attend the roundup event. Pottawatomie Indians and 43 cowboys arrive for roping riding and bull dogging contests. Brahma and longhorn steers and broncos arrive by carloads to bolster the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kan
Pottawatomie
Colonel Topham Visitor Relatives in Lawrence on Leave
Col Joseph L. Topham, stationed at the Presidio of Monterey, is in Lawrence on furlough visiting his mother Mrs Emma B Topham. A Lawrence High School graduate he spent three years at the University engineering school before his army service. He served with Pershing in Mexico and with the 89th Division in France during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topham
Joseph L. Topham
Presidio
Monterey
Cal
Lawrence
Emma B. Topham
Lawrence High School
Army
Pershing
Villa
Mexico
Eighty-Ninth Division
France
Kansas Rain Shortage Across State Reports
The United States Weather Bureau reports in a weekly summary that the northern half of Kansas has enough moisture to support satisfactory corn growth, while much of the rest of the state suffers a general soil water shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
United States Weather Bureau
Nationalists Launch New Drive to Repress Northern Rebels
Shanghai report says Chiang Kai-shek announced a northern railway front attack along Haichow Haichang railway line to eject rebel forces from Henan and Shantung. The Nationalist drive follows a brief lull after his offer to defecting northern troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
A. Naece
Haichowngkwan
Northern Alliance
Henan
Shantung
Chiang Kaihek
Chiang
Acon Ye
Bael
Ean
Veterans Trip Delays Encampment Parade Proceedings
Veterans of foreign wars totaling about five thousand, plus the women's auxiliary, rode three steamers from Baltimore to Annalis to visit the naval academy and state capital. The thirty first annual encampment sessions were postponed until tomorrow. a funeral for Lawrence Lackton, 14, nephew of Mrs. B E Bishop of Lawrence, was noted as his body was recovered from the Smoky Hill river near Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Veterans of Foreign Wara
Hoover
Annalis
Visi
Naval Academy
Women’s Auxiliary
Lawrence
Joe Leckron
Smoky Hill
Abilene
B. E. Bishop
Lackton
Bishop
Hoover Announces October Speaking Engagements
President Hoover accepted two additional speaking engagements for the first week in October. He will address the American Bankers Association in Cleveland on October 2 and the American Federation of Labor in Boston on October 6, as reported by AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
American Bankers’ Association
Cleveland
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Local visitations and travels surround Mont Morse area
Residents from Mont Morse Illinois and nearby towns visited Glen Flora and Centropolis family homes. Couples celebrated weddings and hosted guests as many families toured relatives in Colorado and California. Counted trips include a 7000 mile Flory journey with two tire failures. Ottawa visitors joined the gatherings as Dozens of friends and relatives shared meals and conversations throughout the week.
Sunday visits and birthday dinner at the Flory home
The report lists numerous visitors and gatherings across several households. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jem Simmons of Blabome visiting Charley Gilliland, and a Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flory in honor of his birthday with many relatives and friends from Paola Otto Mildred Overbrook and Lawrence among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bechtel
Otto Alsenborn
Kaw Valley
Ees
Jem Simmons
Blabome
Charley Gilliland
Harry Flory
Otto Mildred
Edith
Irveier
O Flory
Clarence and
Sig
Lawrence
Ed Flory
D. Hines
Overbrook
Will Lynch
L. W. Haas
Eva
Mabel
Glen Flora
la Vergne
Kenneth
Cueriey Sequé
Anna Johanning
Hallie Hale
Marshall Churchbaugh
Elmer Morgan to teach music in Frankfort this year
Elmer Morgan left Vinland this week for Frankfort where he will teach music during the year. The note mentions community sympathy for Mrs. Rodgers’ family and local visits among residents including the Hoskins and Jones households. The piece also records upcoming move of Morgan and his daughter and his family to Baldwin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Morgan
Frankfort
George Kelley
Martha
Katherine
Anne
Charles Hemingway
Rodgers
Kansas City
Presbyterian Church
J. Kansas Morgan
Vinland
Julia Hammond
W. H. Hoskinson
Roy
Nettie Hoskinson
Local social notes and visits from Baldwin area
The Baldwin region community members share visits and events. Mrs Shipley plans to attend Baker and will be a ninth grade sophomore. Several families from Lawrence Baldwin and Chicago hosted or visited relatives, with trips to Tailona Ast Tailona and Desaver Col. Dorothy Parsons hosted a birthday party for twelve guests. The G A R national convention drew Effie Brooks of Lawrence, and Thelma McPheeters visited Wellsville. Various relatives traveled to Gran ite City Ill and Ottawa Fair stock shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Michael
Wellsville
Edna Davault
Jack Simpson
Cochran
Lawrence
Grimes
Gussie Ellerton
Perry Dunn
Baldwin
Miss Ellerton
California
Charles Heminway
Moore
Turner
Kan
Sam Rameyey
Rose
Caroline Hyland
Granite City
Ill
Hyland
Fred Will
Local visitors and health notes from Turon area
Fred joined Sunday dinner at A. G. Hammond's home. Mr and Mrs Eddie Hoskinson and their Turon Kansas relatives visited kin here. Miss Esthersolneck underwent a tonsil operation at a memorial hospital. Baer, residing at wart, had an operation at Dune Ottawa hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
A. G. Hammond
Eddie Hoskinson
Turon
Kan
Esthersolneck
Semorial Fat Hospital
le. Baer
University of Oklahoma operates its own petroleum refinery
Norman Oklahoma AP reports the University of Oklahoma maintains a campus refinery used by the petroleum engineering program for instruction and research. The plant’s capacity is 200 to 300 barrels of crude oil purchased at posted prices. A small profit covers depreciation and refined products are sold to the university utilities department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
School of Petroleum Engineering
University
University Department of Utilities
Artist Without Arms Paints With His Teeth
Chicago AP Henry Wierman a Cicero student artist born without arms paints with his teeth and writes the same way He is 23 years old Experts study slate roofs Washington AP Wheat weathering agents and slate roof durability are being examined by the bureau of standards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Wierman
Cicero
Wierman
Washington
Bureau of Sta 8
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Caste
Zine
Zplane
Doniphan County Hounds
Society For
Buerlington
Patee Theater
DR. Little
Portland, Me
Farm Board
Excelsior
Will Barbee
Floyd
Albert
Mont Morse
Clifford
Ike Thomas
George Fleer
Roy Shuler
Eula
Belle
Marjorie Mae
Albert Schwarz
Theodore Glasier
Colorado
Herman Wagner
Floyed
LaVergne
Sam van Huss
Centropolis
Roy Buckner
Retta Mae
Harris
I. L. Montgomery
Buckner
Venna Davidson
Frank Flory
Charley , Gilliland
Hazel
Mary Peffley
Etta Montgomery
George Simmons
Lucille
Dan Johanning
Faye
Joan
Henry Johanning
Paola
Harry.Flory
Helen
Marie
Rose Barkley
Perry Barkley
Flory
Alvin
Ruth
William Niebrugge
Thelma Dyer
Marie Kirchner
Hazel Gilliand
Ottawa
Hillis
Glen Fiora
Mary Peffly
Ernest Pohl
Chester Disque
Glasiers
Will Peffly
George Unger
L. A. Haas
Charmer Staton
Williamsburg
Schubert Funeral Home
Enone
Caney
Gowdy Medical Co
Kans
Dr. Gowdy
J. C. Ber Anes
Manes
Missouri
The
Mrs. Roe Garner, Manes
Moa
Buffalo
Ilinois
Oklalahoma
Illinois
St. Joseph
J. Duggan
Nebrasa
Springfield
Nebraska
Joe Howard
Box
Sabetha
Wans
Lawrence, Kans
Sherwood Drug Store
Ben Butler
Geo. Conrad
Gowdy
Oscar Pendlen
Goffa
Oscar Cole
Formosa
the Gowdy Medical Co
Ben E. Butler
Kane
A. S. Gowdy
Iowa
Round Corner Drug Store
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