Rubio Resigns as Mexico's Leader Sparks Party Rally
Mexico City AP report notes General Berardo L. Rodriguez emerging as likely successor to President Pascual Ortiz Rubio as the ruling party rallies behind him. Other contenders include Alberto J. Pani and Joaquin Amaro while health concerns drive the outgoing president toward medical treatment in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico” City
Generalberardo L. Rodriguez
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
National Revolutionary Party Bloc
General Rodriguez
Jahncke Praises Hoover At Naval Reserve Speech
New York AP September 3 Ern Lee Jahncke assistant secretary of the navy praised President Hoover for his loyalty to duty and citizens. He said Hoover’s nonpartisan efforts to restore prosperity face an economic dislocation seen worldwide. Also notes Rotary Club meeting postponed to September 12 due to Labor Day observance.
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New York
Ern- Lee Jahncke
Secre of the
Navy
Hoover
Fleet Naval Reserve Association
Jahncke
Rotary
Rotary’ Club
Weather forecast for Kansas and roads report
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions. In northwest Kansas expect clear to partly cloudy skies. Pittsburg area shows clear morning and cloudy afternoon. Road conditions vary from smooth to rough with dirt roads mostly good in Topeka area. Douglas County roads reported good. Temperatures from yesterday and this morning indicate mild air with current readings around 45 degrees.
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Kansas
Pittsburg
Topeka
Douglas
Doolittle Sets Land Plane Speed Record At 296 MPH
Major James H. Doolittle shattered the world land plane speed record at Cleveland Airport by averaging 296.287 mph over a three kilometer course. He completed six runs with speeds from 281.966 to 309.040 mph, surpassing the previous eight year mark by 17.807 mph but well below the sea plane record of 406.997 mph.
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Cleveland
James H. Doolittle
Bennett
France
G. H. Stainforth
Lee
Solent
England
Lawrence Schools Open Ahead of Term With Preparations
Ready for pupils are Lawrence teachers and students as repairs finish and buildings stand prepared for opening day on Tuesday September 6. Superintendent C E Birch reports most staff have arrived or will be here in time. a social gathering and teacher principal conferences are planned. kindergarten tests begin at Quincy school for ages four and a half to five. Enrollment at senior high reaches 650 with 38 new students. football equipment checks begin for Lawrence high athletes.
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Lawrence
C. E. Birch
Quincy
Eleventh
Vermont
Birch
Neal M. Wherry
E. A. Wood
Lawrence High
Board of Education
Lawrence High School
jMbs
Whit A. Churchill
Howard Sutherland
Stiol
Fourteenth Street
New Hampshire Street
Jenny Springer
Esther Johnson
Ie Ae
Fourteenth
New
Uampshire Street
Haskell Institute
Junction City
The
Young Democrats
Frank W. McDonald
Farmers' Holiday movement spreads as strike grows
The siege of market centers eased as farm tickets arrived while councils of war push for higher prices. Marshfield Wisconsin braced for a possible Farmers Holiday with several thousand farmers debating withholding crops until fair prices. Leaders of the Farmers Holiday Association and the National Farmers' Union voiced confidence Wisconsin would join the protest by nightfall. Sioux City Iowa remained blocked by nickels. Nebraska and Iowa routes saw produce moving into Sioux City, under Milo Reno’s call. South Dakota deferment hinged on governor talks September 9, but organization continued and about 20,000 South Dakota farmers reportedly joined the movement all through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
South Dalh Kota
Marshfield
Wis
National Farmers’ Union
lJeaders
Sioux City
Iowa
Nickels
South Dakota
Nebraska
Milo Reno
Farmers Holiday Association
Stous
Highway 20
Highway 77
Highway 75
James
Farmers’ Patrol
Two Assistants Named to Aid Missouri Football Coach
In Columbia Missouri on September 3 AP reports Elmer Sleight and Paul Calvert former Purdue University players were named instructors in physical education at the University of Missouri. Sleight a former All American tackle will assist head coach Frank Carideo in coaching football. Also noted: 353rd Infantry Reunion in Kansas City Kansas with World War veterans of the 89th division.
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M. U. Sleight
Calvert
Purdue
Carideo
Columbia
University of Missouri
St. Louis
Elmer Sleight
Paul Calvert
Sleight
Beth
Frank Carrideo
353rd_Infantry
Kansas City
Kan
353Rd Infantry
all-Kansas”regiment
Relief meeting outlines county relief plans in Lawrence
Civic and relief leaders met at city hall with the county federal relief committee to set up a uniform county relief system. J L Constant chaired. goals include estimating need through January 1 and organizing budgets and forms, with 150 relief blanks filed and plans for work relief under federal aid.
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Lawrence
County Federal Relief Committee
J. L. Constant
County Rlief
C_ KE. Beeks
Baldwin
Ray Ogden
Eudora
George Hedrick
Curtis Schon
Lecompton
Constant
Hel
Chamber of Commerce
Old City Hall
Couunty
Football crawl rule sparks debate at regional meeting
Dana X. Bible led a rules interpretation session with about 150 coaches and officials. The discussion centered on the new rule: a ball carrier down when a knee touches the ground is “down” and any forward progress after that is crawling. Ad Lindsey questioned how a player on one knee in open field should respond. It was noted that unintentional out of bounds plays could still be deemed crawling unless interpretations vary. Bible said the new rule aims to improve safety without reducing excitement.
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Kansas
City
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
Ad Lindsey
Oklahoma
Bill Hargiss
Bible
First honors go to Gar Wood in Harmsworth race
In Detroit on Lake St Clair Gar Wood in Miss America X timed 30 48 72 to take the opening heat of the Harmsworth trophy race, while Kaye Don in Miss England III led 28 of 35 miles before finishing in 33 55 92. Don blamed a loosened throttle and a water circulation fault for his boat slowing on the third lap.
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Detroit
America
Kaye Don
Gar Wood
Walker Resigns as New York City Mayor
James J Walker resigns the mayoralty amid investigations. Roosevelt presided over hearings. Seabury praised Roosevelt and called Walker's conduct indefensible for enriching himself. Uncertainty looms over November elections as bonds rise and talk of a special election grows.
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New York
James J. Walker
Walker
Tammany
Roosevelt
Samuel Seabury
John
Priscilla Alden
Europe
Seabury
Robbery at Armory Targets Colt Pistols and Ammo
Thieves broke into the national guard armory at Eighth and New Hampshire streets on Wednesday night stealing eight Colt automatics about 800 rounds of 45 caliber ammunition and clothing. Capt. Galen Gorrill reported the loss discovered Thursday morning. Entry was through a window with a hasp pried from a chest. Only pistols ammunition and clothing were taken. Officers believe a person familiar with the armory aided the robbery.
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National Guard
Eighth
New Hampshire
Galen Gorrill
Company H
Machine Gun Company
Harold Snider
Farmory
Planes in a Crack-Up at Cleveland Air Races
Johnny Miller of Poughkeepsie and AJ Wilson of Hollywood collided in front of the grandstands during a demonstration of old and new aviation. Wilson, piloting a 1910 pusher model, was unconscious with possible skull fracture and concussion. Miller, in an autogyro, escaped unharmed. Wilson was taken to Berea hospital. A newspaper man, William Miller, rode with Miller and was uninjured.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Johnny Miller
Poughkeepsie
AJ Wilson
Hollywood
Cal
Wilson
Miller
Berea
William Miller
Mills
Curtis Substitute Sought To Speak In Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia evening bulletin reports the Philadelphia Republican group asked Secretary Mills to replace Vice President Curtis as the leading speaker at the opening Republican campaign meeting in Allentown on September 1. Curtis favored repeal of the eighteenth amendment, and leaders fear he could be heckled. Julius Rosenwald’s estate, valued at 32 million dollars, was reported by Attorney General Oscar Carlstrom, with Sears Roebuck stock making up much of it. A bank robbery in Joplin, Missouri, saw a bandit steal about 2500 dollars from the Farmers & Merchants Bank in Springfield and flee in an unescorted car.
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Calles
Rodriguez
General Calles
Whce
Ortiz Rubio
Francisco Ortiz Rubio
Vincent Estrada Cajigal
Federal District Government
General
Mexicoity
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Today
Philadelphia Republican Organization
Secretary of the Treasury Mills
Curtis
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Pebe Bank
Joplin
Farmrs & Merchants Bank
Springfield
G O P Headquarters Set for 729 Massachusetts Street
Douglas county Republican leaders announced in a meeting that a party headquarters will be established in the House building at 729 Massachusetts street. The executive committee chose the site, will install partitions and furniture, and plans advertising and campaign supplies for use before the general election. Work began today cleaning and partitioning the space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Douglas County
Massachusetts Street
Jim Anderson
County Central Committee
Reuter Organ Factory to reopen Tuesday
The Reuter Organ Company, closed for about ten and a half weeks, will resume full-time operations on Tuesday September 3. Vice President C B Russell says sufficient orders are on hand to justify reopening. About thirty workers will return to the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter Organ Company
C.B. Russell
Thes Company
Fox Te Fime
State loses ouster suits against Wheat Farming Co and Sledd Farm
Topeka AP reports Commissioner Boss says Supreme Court ruled against Kansas in suits to oust Wheat Farming Co of Hays and Sledd Farm Corp. Lyons’ right to corporate powers is denied. Judge Ross urged denying writs of ouster sought by Roland Boynton. Also notes a Stomach Clinic at city hall Tuesday morning and a Ford V-8 Hamilton ad.
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Topeka
F. W. Boss
Supreme Court
Hays
Sledd Farm Corporation
Lyons
Kansas
Ross
Roland Boynton
House of Representatives
Rural Pupils Return to Classes Monday in Douglas County
More than 2,000 rural grade and high school pupils in Douglas County will start the new school year Monday. Seventy five one teacher rural grade schools and four high schools plus two two teacher schools will open. Haskell Institute classes may begin Tuesday with Indian students arriving in large numbers. enrollment is expected to exceed 1,000. Superintendent Baldwin notes new buildings, renovated quarters, and a promising year ahead.
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Douglas County
Baldwin
Eudora
Vinland
Lecompton
India
Coal Creek
Burnett
C. J. Lane
Haskell Institute
R. D. Baldwin
Local Legionnaires to Attend State Convention in Topeka
A large number of Local Legionnaires plan to travel to Topeka for the Kansas American Legion department annual convention. Highlights include a Sunday dinner for quota achievers, a Second Cavalry horse show, Monday parade, Washburn Bowl bands contest, and Tuesday caucuses and officer elections. A reunion of former members is set for midnight Monday. The meeting place will be announced at the event.
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Topeka
Departments of
Kansas
American Legion
Second Cavalry
Fair Grounds
Washburn Bowl
Paor
Halt Locomotive Ride In Fairview Oklahoma
An Indian identified as William Penn a Cheyenne from Canton was jailed in Fairview Oklahoma on charges of stealing a railroad locomotive. He climbed into the cab started the engine and sped north before being chased to Orienta seven miles away. Penn said he merely borrowed the locomotive to ride home.
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Fairview
Okls
William Penn
Canton
Penn
Iron Horse
Orienta
Party Reaches Greenland in Arctic Flight
George B. Hutchinson and seven others reached Godthaab Greenland at 7 p m yesterday aboard the New York to London Arctic flight. The party of eight includes two children and began the 700 mile Davis Strait crossing from Hopedale Labrador yesterday en route to London.
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Ottawa
George B. Hutchinson
New York
London
Godthaab
Greenland
Department of Marine
Hopedale
Labrador
Davis Strait
Governor Woodring Likely To Miss Governors Conference
Gov. Harry H. Woodring said it was very unlikely he could attend the Sioux City conference called by Gov. Warren Green to promote an orderly farm price program. He has other appointments that day and declined to comment on the farm strike situation.
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Topeka
Harry H. Woodring
Sioux City
Warren E. Green
South Dakota
Kansas
Good Cooking Linked to Marital Contentment, Divorce Fears Dismissed
Mt. Pocono Pa Sept 3 AP Dr W A Maier of Concordia seminary St Louis says divorce courts fear no calory conscious wives who can cook. He told Pocono Mountain Institute that good cooking helps domestic harmony and that divorces often trace to emaciated domestic instincts.
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Mt. Pocono
W. A. Maier
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Pocono Mountaina
Sutherland
Maier
Douglas County Fair at Big Springs September 8 to 10
The Douglas County Fair unfolds September 8 to 10 at Big Springs with exhibits due by September 5 except poultry and animals. Judging begins September 8 for agricultural and ordinary exhibits, livestock and poultry September 9, plus baseball games, a concert by the Big Springs orchestra, and evening entertainment. Dr. J R Brinkley will speak September 10 at 2 pm, with a home talent play and fireworks later. Premium lists available from Elmer G Bahnmaier, secretary.
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Douglas’ County
Big Prings
Big Springs
Tecumsth
Oil City
Humming Birds
Watson and
Belvoir
J. R. Brinkley
Tecumseh
Stanley French
Elmer G. Bahnmaier
Leconmton
Milo
Douglas County
G. W. Chasman
Pirates Hammer Reds to Extend Win Streak in NL Action
Pittsburgh bashed Cincinnati 7 to 4 behind eight hit input from Swift and Rixey was chased after eight innings. Chicago Cubs won 4 to 1 in 11 innings over St Louis to extend their streak. New York Yankees set a major league record by scoring in the first inning to reach 133 straight games with a run without being shut out. Eddie Marshall of the Giants was injured by a line drive in the Brooklyn game and taken to hospital with possible skull fracture.
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Botton
Hent
Phil
Ed Brandt
Ray Benge
Philadelphia
Bos
Cincinnati Reds
Eppa Rixey
Bucs
Pittshursh
Rixey
Johnson
Lombardi
Seite
Grace
Chicago
St.Loewis
Dean
Mmncuso
Malone
Hensley
Brooklyn
Ants
Dodgers
Honwers
Wilson
Wright
New York
Fos Oon
HON Paa
Hubbel
Gell
Yeni -Munzo
Shaute
Sitios Butte
TeaGue Ie
Phi
Athletics
RAMS
Foxx
McNair
Fentiegs de
Tbuston Red Sox
Boston
Rhodes
Tate
Grove
Cochrane
Cleveland
Detroit
Iaf
Tony
Lavzeri
Gehrig
Yankees
Washington
Weaver
Brown
Spencer
Maple
Ruffing
Jorgens
Rixxs
Berry
Hadley
Kimsey
Ferrell
Earle Combs
Eddie Marshall
New York Giants
Giants
van Munro
Marshall
Lawrence Labor Day Weekend Activities Planned for Residents
Lawrence residents plan a Labor Day weekend with a Brown's Grove picnic featuring contests boxing music and speeches by Will French and Elizabeth Jacqmain. City offices close. markets open morning only. schools reopen Tuesday. Green Brothers tournament at Shook's diamond includes teams Green Brothers Lawrence Red Sox Belvoir and Holcom Grove.
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Lawrence
Library
Post Office
Chamber of Commerce and
Unemployment Bureau
Brown's Grove
Lawrence Boys
Will French
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Vinland
Pleasant Grove
Shook
Green Brothers
U.S. Highway 73
Lawrence Red Sox
Belvoir
Holcom Grove
Journal-World
Big Six approves Mehringer return to Kansas football
Peter J Mehringer Olympic light heavyweight wrestler will return to the University of Kansas to play football after Big Six athletic directors approved reinstatement from technical ineligibility. He had been under contract for a professional bout, but had not wrestled publicly. promoter Gabe Kauffman would release him.
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Kansas City
Peter J.mehringer
University of Kansas
Mehringer
Convention Hall
Altho
Gabe Kauffman
Kauffman
Kinsley
Kan
Jayhawker
I F. C
Allen
Kansas
Kansan defendant seeks 30050 damages in federal suit
Lavere O Gladfelter of Gettysburg Pa sues Byrne Shaw of Galesburg Kan in federal court for 30050 claiming permanent injuries from a motorcycle car collision near Rossville Kan on September 5 1930 He says his right leg is shorter than the left and requires crutches hospital stay six weeks and home care to April 1931 Also notes injuries to lens and two ribs and a lengthy recovery time Bystander report from Cuba notes a political riot in Vinales with several killed and six seriously hurt.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Lavere O. Gladfelter
Gettysburg
Byrne Shaw
Galesburg
Shaw
Rossville
Gladfelter
Topeka
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Jate Alvaro
Obregon
Baelardo L. Rodriguez
Abberto J. Pani
Joaquin Amzro
Jose Rios
Rochester
Minn
Revolutionary Party
Save President
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Eldridge
County Committee
Or!sentantine
Journal-World Market Basket
Keeler’s
New York City
City Hall
Tammany Hall
John H. McCadey
Stock Exchange
Armory
DOUR
Reuter Organ Factory
G. W. Jones
New City Hall
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Haskell
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Woodring
Vancouver
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Vinales
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