Texas Oil Field Martial Law Lifted For New RCC Order
Austin Texas Sept 3 authoritative word says martial law in East Texas oil field will be lifted Saturday morning to allow the Texas railroad commission order to take effect at 7 am The governor stated a trial of the order would be made and troops might aid enforcement The commission directs its 24 deputy supervisors to report for work Saturday with 26 men in the enforcement unit Also Kansas orders oil sale price rule withdrawn at Ritz Canton pool while 90 percent well shutdown remains in effect Standish Oil paused its $1 a barrel purchase while other buyers may take oil at lower prices to cover about 2080 barrels daily.
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Austin
Texas
East Texas
The
Texas Railroad Commission
Sterling
Topeka
Kansas Public Service Commission
Ritz-Canton Pool
McPherson
Standish Oil Company
Phillips Petroleum
Standish
Runaway blimp rescued at North Beach airport
A small advertising blimp with three aboard drifted from Teterboro to Newark and North Beach as engine failure and a storm forced perilous landings. Pilot Heinie Miller guided it toward the field where 25 ground crewmen and sandbags secured lines to prevent a fatal sea descent.
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New York
North Beach
Teterboro
N. J
Newark
Heinie Miller
Langley Field
Harry Rogers
Three Plead Guilty In Joplin Prohibition Ring Case
In Kansas City on September 3, three of forty seven indicted in June for involvement in a Capone linked liquor ring at Joplin pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the Prohibition law. Tudie Pusano drew five months in Clay County Jail and a $250 fine, Joe Toia received thirty days, and Lawrence Cal Garella was sentenced to three months in the same jail.
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Kansas City
Joplin
Capone
Tudie Pusano
Clay County
Joe Toia
Lawrence Cal-Garella
Body of witness found near Hinsdale after kidnapping
The body of Leonard Ingstrom, 27, kidnapped August 19 by three men in a motor car, was found in a ditch near Hinsdale Illinois with hands tied behind his back and likely shot. He was the sole prospective witness at a hearing against Catherine Ricardi, accused of attacking her landlady Lena Rogers. Girl Scout troop 7 under Mrs G N Jackson camped at the Kansas Vocational School in Topeka, with several members and leaders listed.
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Chicago
Leonard Ingstrom
Hinsdale
Til
Ingstrom
Catherine Ricardi
Lena Rogers
Rogers
G. N. Jackson
Kansas Vocational School
Topeka
Essie Anderson
Dr.Young
Airs
Swinnie Ross
Irma Jackson
Ruth, Cropp
Aileen Anderson
Mutiny Triggers Chilean Navy Clash With New Government
Mutiny in the Coquimbo battle fleet prompts Chile to form a fourth government since July overthrow. Provisional President Manuel Trueco appoints Marcio Mora as premier with powers to quell the revolt as congress declares a 20 day state of siege. Rear Admiral von Schroeder negotiates with mutineers aboard La Torre after cabinet resignations shift political control.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Thanez
Congress
Coquimba
Manuel Trueco
Marcio Mora
Coquimbo
Senate
Chamber
von Schroeder
la Torre
Blanquier
Strained China Mexico ties reach breaking point
Nanking reports relations between China and Mexico are strained to the breaking point after abortive talks over the anti-Chinese movement in Sonora and Sinaloa. C. T. Wang says China seeks a satisfactory settlement and that the United States agreed to arbitrate under Hague conventions. He notes 80 to 90 percent of grocery stores in Sonora and Sinaloa are Chinese owned and cites mass Mexican unemployment from the Depression as aggravating factors.
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Nanking
China
C. T. Wang
Mexico
Mexico City
Sonora
Sinaloa
Wang
Hague
United States
Pleasant late summer weather forecast for Kansas
The United States Weather Bureau forecast continued cool pleasant late summer weather for Kansas. Highs near 82 expected this afternoon. showers last night in northeastern Kansas, though generally light. Northeastern streams were falling after earlier rain totals up to five inches. Rev T H Aszman returned from vacation and will resume preaching at First Presbyterian Church in Lawrence next Sunday, after sermons in Philadelphia and trips to Crawford Notch and Green Lake.
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Toneka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Flora
Pa Rees Eerie
T. H. Aszman
Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
Aszman
Philadelphia
Mr. Aszman
New England
Crawford's Notch
Green Lake
Jean Lee Astman
Marjory Vincent
Guth He Center
Tip
A New Air Service Opens Linking Newark and Three Airports
A new hourly aerial ferry system begins today linking Newark Floyd Bennet and Curtiss airports. A giant wheel spins at 100 miles an hour as three trimotor planes carry 1,600 guests on initial trips. Regular hourly service starts tomorrow.
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New York
Newark
Floyd Bennet
Glenn H. Curtiss
Hospital report shows Dr Hobbs improving after surgeries
Kansas City Sept 3 AP Dr C W Hobbs of Manhattan Kansas who fell ill at a veterinarians convention last week was reported to be improving steadily after two major operations performed Tuesday at a local hospital Journal World note ads promise quick and best results
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Kansas City
C. W. Hobbs
Manhattan
Kan
Star dust quest pits Sir Hubert Wilkins in Arctic peril
New York AP reports Sir Hubert Wilkins, famed submarine polar explorer, is farther north than any before, about 350 miles from the North Pole. Vilhjalm Stefansson says winter nears, sea ice will trap travel, yet Wilkins presses on for science, seeking pristine cosmic dust from the sea bottom.
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New York
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Vilhajamar Stefanson
Sir Hubert
Arctic
North Pole
Stefansson
Graf Zeppelin
Mr. Stefansson
Grain Elevators Copy Skyscraper for Economy
Minneapolis plans a skyscraper grain elevator to bolster its status as a top grain storage center. The seven million bushel capacity includes 162 foot concrete tanks and 212 foot masts, with gravity aided by tall tanks and machinery to move grain from rail cars to storerooms.
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Minneapolis
Plan A Non Stop Flight From California to Seattle
Tokyo dispatch reports California aviators Don Moyle and C A Allen seek a permit to fly from Samushiro Beach to Seattle in a projected nonstop Pacific crossing. They plan to start early tomorrow weather permitting with a 47 hour fuel supply, Moyle on the takeoff.
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Tokyo
Aviation Bureau Today
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
California
Samushiro Beach
Pacific
Seattle
Wash
Moyle
Allen
Samushiro
corn exhibit at lawrence bank contest tallest stalks on display
large corn stalks grown by C E DeVore on the F H Kennedy farm were shown downtown. the tallest about sixteen feet high was entered as no 13 in the Lawrence National bank sponsored contest. the reed's yellow dent variety grew where a patch showed unusual growth. a second note mentions London polls Taylor 17 as a maker of artificial eyes with a long family tradition and a glass eye used in diamond smuggling in south africa.
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F. H. Kennedy
C. E .DeVore
Lawrence National Bank
DeVore
Reed
London
Taylor
Molly
South Africa
Pigs Rise in Germany as Pork Populations Grow
AP reports Germany's pig census shows an increase of nearly 3,000,000 head in 1930 to 23,090,000. Hanover Province accounts for about 3,000,000 pigs, with Bavaria next at around 2.1 million as the broader outlook hints at stronger farm incomes despite other concerns. In Kentucky, Shoelegging term enters local lexicon after officers discover moonshine hidden in a suspect's shoe.
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Berlin
Germany
Hanover
Bavaria
Supposed Principals in Two Funerals Still Live
In New York a Passaic widow learned her husband survived a ship death notice after the Polonia mis ID. In Chicago a man reappeared after a funeral. a coroner and an Irish-brokered burial blunder led to a mistaken death. Government testifies.
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New York
George Michalik
Passaic
Chicago
John M. Keehan
Harry McGarry
John
Harry
Ireland
Foshay Officials Charged Over Unsecured Public Assets
In federal court seven officials linked to the defunct W. F. Foshay enterprises face charges for defrauding investors. Evidence shows Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation, a Foshay subsidiary, paid for public service property yet did not receive title. W. B. Foshay leads the project once valued at 30 million dollars.
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Minneapolis
Federal District Court
W. F. Foshay Enterprises
W. B. Foshay
Foshay
Fred Horowitz
Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation
Huey Long Threatens Action Over Texas Session Call
New Orleans dispatch reports Gov Huey P Long says he will press Texas lawmakers to meet over cotton crop curtailment after Governor Ross Sterling declines to call a special session He accuses Sterling of being misled and vows to push a fresh effort to rally Texas support for the plan. The remark underscores Longs role in the 1932 cotton prohibition proposal.
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New Orleans
Ross Sterling
Texas
Huey P. Long
Sterling
Woman Dies in Wreck Near Salina Kansas
In Salina area a car on a private farm road lurched into a dry creek bed fifteen feet down. Passengers J H Brett and Bob Walker were injured. Irene Augustine and William Carriveau, both of St Paul, were killed and asked for aid. Sheriff Roy Stephen reported liquor found in the wrecked car. Walker and Augustine were jailed for questioning.
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Salina
Kan
Willian Carriveau
St. Paul
Minn
Irene Augustine
Bob Walker
J. H. Briet
Walker
Brett
Roy Stephen
Miss Augustine
Linwood Pastor Returns to Resume Services at Federated Church
Dr. J. R. Caffyn and family return from Lake Oakeboji Ia to Linwood and will resume regular preaching at the Linwood Federated Church on Sunday. The Caffyns, after a brief return to Lawrence, were called to Fayette Ia by the death of Mrs. Caffyn's brother Dr. J. W. Dickman president of Upper Iowa University who died after an illness in Rochester Minn. The family is moving into their new home at 1231 Kentucky Street.
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J. R. Caffyn
Lake Oakeboji
Linwood
Tax Levy In 1932 Sidney Indiana
A local tax levy update reports Sidney town board collected enough tax money this fall to cover all 1932 needs. No new levy was imposed this year.
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Sidney
Ind
Kosciuske County
Attorney Visitor From Cities Service Co. Heads West
George Shaw attorney for Cities Service Co. visited Lawrence on his way from Kansas City to Topeka where he has opened offices for rate making work. He was accompanied by F. H. Ware of Kansas City. Shaw, Colorado University law graduate and former Ft. Collins resident, is acquainted with Alfred Hill Fort Collins Courier Express publisher. He hosted the Colorado Wyoming delegation at a VFW convention dinner in Kansas City.
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George Shaw
Cities Service Co
Denver
Colo
Lawrence
Kansas City
Toneka
F. H. Ware
Shaw
School of
University of Colorado
Ft. Collins
Alfred Hill
Fort Collins Courier Express
Montana fall planting would take little surplus
The farm board offered to sell seed wheat to Montana drought counties, a provision that would dispose of only a few hundred thousand of the about 200 million bushels held. Agricultural official Warburton said Montana needs were estimated at 200,000 to 300,000 bushels and the offer could extend to other drought areas. Montana's governor was told no more than what is needed for fall planting would be allowed to any one farmer.
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Washington
Farm Board
Montana Drouth
C. W. Warburton
Agricultural Departments
Erickson
Montana
Deaths and Funerals for Elizabeth Carroll
Elizabeth Carroll aged 78 dies at her Kansas City home after a long Lawrence residence. Funeral services will be tomorrow at Leavenworth with burial beside her husband Brig. Gen. Henry Carroll at Fort Leavenworth military cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs Herbert Palmer and Mrs P A Kenna two sons Herbert F Carroll and George M Carroll a granddaughter and Mrs Allen C Aylsworth. Her son A D Carroll once ran a local business. Carroll’s husband served 1859 to 1899, was colonel of the 6th Cavalry in the Spanish American War and brigadier general after San Juan Hill.
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Elizabeth Caroll
Briz
Henry Carroll
Kansas City
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Herbert Palmer
P. A. Kenna
New York
Herbert F. Carroll
George M. Carroll
Allen C. Aylsworth
Carroll
A. D. Caroll
Caroll
United States Army
6Th Cavalry
San Juan Hill
More Junior High Pupils Enroll at Local School
Principal M. F. Hyde reports total junior high enrollment at 746, about 45 more than opening day last year and roughly 20 more than this time last year. Potential losses by next Tuesday could lower the count. seventh grade has 195, eighth grade 260, and ninth grade 291 students.
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M. F. Hyde
Mrr. Hyde
Tonganoxie Social Notes and Local Events
Miss Mary Alice Lenahan visits Silver Lake friends during the past week. Basil and Mr. Basil Henderson host relatives. Garwood Henderson returns home. A watermelon and ice cream social was held at Laughlin garage with good attendance. L A Hazen’s car, stolen last Tuesday, is recovered from Liberal and two men will be returned. Herbert Hoskins welcomed a baby boy born August 27. Enrollment at the local high school began Tuesday amid tuition law debate. The Bell family moved into the apartment over the Mirror office. L R Thompson returns to Iola for school duties after summer with his father. Mrs. J B Greever of Manhattan and Mrs. Almedia Greever of Hutchinson visit the Allan home. Senator Geo McGill and Rep. Chas Miller met Tonganoxie residents Tuesday. Rev C L Nellis and family visit their parents in Earlham, IA. Raymond Leach of Topeka visits Leonard Deaton’s friends, then leaves for Iowa. Chas E Miller and Walt Neibarger plan to attend the American Legion state convention in Wichita. Library Association meets Sept 1 at Mrs J H Dreisbach’s home. John Merritt sues for divorce from Margaret.
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Mary Alice Lenahan
Silver Lake
Kansas
Basil Henderson
H. Henderson
Ernest Skaggs
Liberal
Kan
Herbert Hoskins
H. W. Bell
Mirror Office
Yonallys
L. R. Thompson
Iola
W. K. Thompson
J. B. Greever
Manhattan
Almedia Greever
Hutchinson
W. C. Allan
Geo. McGill
Chas
E. Miller
Tonganoxie
C. L. Nellis
R. L. Nellis
Chas. Hadley
Earlham
Raymond Leach
Topeka
Leonard Deaton
Iowa
Walt Neibarger
Wichita
The
Library | Association
J. H. Dreisbach
John Merritt
Margaret
Verne Hess
Smill
Richard
Pratt
Hess
State Lake
Here
Andy Botts
Ed Schilling
Owl Bridge Club
Duke Brown
Mary K
Ruth Phenicie
Helen Schilling
Izola Farrell
W. J. Stephenson
Mary K. Phenicie
Gerald McGee
Geraldine
Thoms
Anderson
Kansas City
C. D. Keister
Robert Fischer
Peabody, Kans
Barton Needham
Lane
Kans
Fred Needham
Fischer
John Nirschl
Amelia Nirschl
Nirschl
Henry A. Kiemp
No. 30
Elm Park
Hitner's
George Davis
Davis
Ake
Walter Meyer
Walter J. Clair
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Luella Lawrence
Mabel
Henry Remmert
Catherine
Louisville
Kentucky
Chas. Himpel
William Dole
New York City
Harry Sorenson
Dole
Jean McKone
Leavenworth
Parental Study
A. D. McCullough
Redding
Dorney
Hoskins
Paxeton
Haring
Jessie Himpel
J Cy
Lawrence School Notes and Community Notices
Community items from a Lawrence newspaper include social gatherings, club meetings, and local movements. Notable events feature Mrs. Merritt’s confinement details, visits by Mrs. George Lawrence and family, a forthcoming Methodist Ladies Aid meeting, and local residents traveling or engaging in civic activities. The piece lists numerous households, visitors, and ongoing community updates, concluding with teachers attending institute in Leavenworth.
Wheat Gains Amid Inactive Market News Lifts Prices
Chicago market notes wheat closing firmer amid slow trading and a surge from a Chicago buyer. Oats eased, provisions dull, and hogs weak. Kansas City and Winnipeg grain activity mixed with heavy port stocks and European weather dampening overseas shipments. Livestock in Chicago and Kansas City showed varied gains with cattle and hogs uneven.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Great Tiitain
Europe
England
France
Manitoba
Snisitatechewan
Alberta
Market and grain prices drift amid mixed, volatile Trading
Kansas City and New York reports show varied grain and meat prices with barley rye and Kaffir values noted while hogs hens broilers and butter move in local markets. Wall Street opens weak with Berlin losses and a broad market decline amid cautious late summer trading and calls for economic stabilization.
Adlerika Promises Quick Gas Relief and Mood Change
A reader reports stomach trouble and near-divorce, then claims Adlerika eased symptoms. The advertisement touts Adlerika as a German remedy washing out stomach and bowels, removing poisons causing gas and nervousness, with no harmful drugs and a two hour relief claim.
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Wm. Keller
Round Corner
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Robert M. Daugherty
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