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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1935

Page

4

Shipwreck ends with saved passengers in hurricane toll

The storm wrecked the Dixie's ship but all passengers were saved as it was driven onto a hidden French reef. A Kansas dairy association spokesman urged action against liquor dealers with federal licenses. Missouri sales tax details remain uncertain, including mill tokens' impact on Sunday school collections.

Dixie Kansas Diry Association Guy Helvering Internal Revenue Missouri

Finding the Right Way and Relief Mood in Kansas

A Kansas letter accuses Walt Mason of treason for suggesting Californians move there if broke. Relief rolls in Topeka show volunteers seeking work over handouts, while Italy pressuring Britain in Egypt and Ethiopia stirs counter moves as Africa politics unfold.

Walt Mason Kansas California

Kansas City's Bid for Republican National Convention

Kansas City pursues next year’s Republican national convention, arguing its new hall and central Midwest location best fit a campaign scene. The piece notes the Midwest as pivotal, with the South solid for the new deal and the East wavering, while the Dixie liner storm ends on a troubling note.

Kansas City Kan Middle West Appalachians Rockies Mississippi Valley Plains Kansas

Potatoes and Politics Diners Face High Prices

Washington politicians may trigger political turmoil by potato price hikes. The piece notes potato costs affect all consumers from poor to rich and warns overinflated prices could spark rapid political reaction, contrasting with cotton and wheat policy. It mentions the Missouri highway department expanding 725 miles of roads this year.

Washington Wichita Engle Missouri Highway Department

Old Home Town Hold Annual Reunion

The twentieth annual Joseph Eberhart family reunion was held in South Park with ninety members present. The oldest member was Mrs. Andrew Eberhart. the youngest bride was Mrs. Everett Craig of Kansas City. Emma B. Ulrich and Ida K. Bailey returned from Grand Rapids where they attended the Woman's Relief Corps convention and discussed patriotic work in public schools. Additional items note family births, teaching appointments, and local officials attending events.

Joseph Eberhart South Park Andrew Eberhart Everett Craig Kansas City Grand Rapids Emma B. Ulrich Ida K. Bailey Lawrence Woman’s Relief Corps W. H. Braden Harris Pollock C. C. Houck Eudora Margaret Graeber Linwood Chanute American Legion

Spanish War Veterans form new John Wahl Chapter

Twenty five years ago on Monday September 9 the United Spanish War Veterans organized at the courthouse with eighteen khaki members. Officers include Commander A H Krause and J D Newton as senior and junior vice commanders, J W Murray as chaplain, and others. Also notes moves of Mary Murtaugh to Clifton Arizona and J L Brady to Shellman Georgia along with Rural Carriers adjournment and Humane Society fountain project in progress.

John Wahl United Spanish War Veterans Court House A. H. Krause J. D. Newton F. I. Courtney J. W. Murray Herbert Thompson H. E. Steele W. S. Metcalf A. A. Bigelow C. C. Brownlee Bert Kubo Henry Kiino Frank W. Siler Mary Murtaugh Clifton Ariz J. L. Brady Shellman Will Monk Kansas City Mabel Barrison Tulu Miss Barrison Joe Howard Lawrence A. R. Oatman W. B. Canavan G. R. Risley C. B. Owens Manhattan Kansas H. D. Sanborn H. H.holmes Topeka John Ise The Humane Society West Warren Street Windmill the Humane Society

Forty Years Ago Notices from Lawrence

Forties era items report typhoid illness of George Carey at 224 New Hampshire Street and Rebecca Herning winning a singing prize at Lecompton harvest home. Races to resume tomorrow at Lawrence Driving Park after rain. S. H. Johnson to join Alexandria Light and Power Co. in electric division. Dr Cordley’s history of Lawrence nearing printers, Hopkins home from east trip, Miss Jennie Anderson to St Joe, E. Miller back from California. Albert Ford headed to Chicago for work, Miss Emma Hyde visiting as Baptist missionary in Indian Territory, Henry Drukker family to Lawrence tomorrow for week-long visit.

George Carey New Hampshire Street Rebecca Herning Lecompton H. B. Newsom Lawrence Driving Park Association S. H. Johnson Lawrence Alexandria Ind., Light and Power Chicago Albert Ford Chattanooga Tenn Emma Hyde Indian Territory Henry Drukker Little Seriana Atchison

Kansas Weather and Tragedies Report Across State

Northwest Kansas farmers welcomed weekend rains averaging two inches aiding late crops and plowing while southern areas saw only a sprinkle. In Chanute Mrs. David L. Houston 79 mother in law of Justice Hugo Wedell died. El Dorado car crash killed two and injured six, with Fern Brickley gravely hurt. Henry Brown 92 Civil War veteran dies in Johnson County. Theft reports include a Ford wheel tire and a bicycle theft in Lawrence and Topeka.

Associated Press Kansas City Kan Kansas Chanute David L. Houston Hugo T. Wedell Kansas Supreme Court el Dorado Harold Triv Angus Margaret Cannon Rosalia Fern Brickley A. H. Pendergrass Tripp Clathe—Henry Brown Johnson County Brown Missouri

Emily Learns To Stand Alone At Ardmore College

Emily Felton returns to Ardmore College for her sophomore year as Judith Carroll marries and her brother David vanishes to China. She roomed with Charlotte a skeptic who pushes her to question authority and find independence. Their bond grows through classes, debates, and shared plans for next year.

Emily Felton Ardmore College Judith Carrol Judith David Emily China Charlotte Frances Edwin Edwins Jane Ardmore Frances Felton Frances Feltons Elston Alabama Marion Sims

Christopher Explains By Mary Graham Bonner

Willy Nilly laments lack of backbone and money as his group seeks provisions beyond jam and vegetables. Christopher Columbus Crow urges a plan to talk to a generous giant they met earlier.

Christopher Mary Graham Bonner Willy Nilly Christopher Coce Lumbus Crow

Meeting the Giant and the side-show ploy

A group led by Christopher Crow schemes to join a traveling act featuring a giant and a two-headed owl. They plan to use the crowd to gain money, with Willy Nilly driving toward the new gig as the owner eyes fresh acts. The storyline frames a playful, old-time tone about adventure and opportunity.

Sweet Face Christopher Bas Christopher Columbus Crow Willy Nilly

Flashes of Life on a Stranded Liner and Other Briefs

AP reports on Dixie liner passenger Lupoff reacting to women in crisis with powder and lipstick as life belts strained. In Pittsburgh Ciccerone released from a four year auto theft sentence after a confessional friend. Salamanca high school domestic science class protests crowding. sixteen men seek course.

Associated Press New York Sol J. Lupoff Dixie Florida Mr. Lupoff Pittsburgh Earl L. Ciccerone William Wallace Equal Rights Salamanca Salamanca High School

Radio Programs Tonight on KMBC WREN WDAF and More

A dense schedule lists programs across stations KMBC WREN WDAF andKNBC with weather headlines nightly music orchestras streaming from 12:00 to midnight. Notable acts include Dick Fidler's Orchestra Eddie Duchin's Orchestra Paul Whiteman's Orch Henry Busse's Orchestra and more with sports and cinema features interspersed.

KMBC Melos WDAF Jackie Heller Wren Dick Fidler Jack Armstrong Boake Carter James Gentel Eno WWDAF Wrens Lud Gluskin WRES N-T.g WDAE Eddie Duchin Stoopaaale Budd KNMBC Jerry Cooper Amos Andy Doorsey Bros Tattler Tony Gus Car Benny Goodman Vanity Fair Ranny Weeks Henry Busse Joe Rine Roadmoor Club Glen Lee Neredith Wilson al Dien Paxton KNBC Seymour Simon Russell Charles Boulanger Susicat Nicknacks Dangerous Paradise Bc—Roake Glen Island Casino Orch Land of Dreams Wdar Musial Wrvening Paris Petticoat Gypsies Ani Wayne Ring Our KMBAF EMEC Louis Prima Mts Dorothy Lamour Emec Tatler IFW Ren — Tapya Leon Belasco Sars da Ray Noble RMBC Floyd Town Larry Filbrick Lincoln Tavern

Salmon Dam Breaks in Idaho Farm Irrigation

Idaho farmer Shane Brown halted alfalfa irrigation as water stopped in a small ditch. A 20 pound salmon, lifted from Salmon river with a water wheel bucket, wedged the ditch and Brown wrestled it free after a brief struggle. Nearby, notes on twins and weddings fill out a collage of human interest items from Missouri to Illinois.

Idaho Shane, Brown Brown

Dinner Guests From Distance Attend Local Event

After a dinner there was a two gall game. Among those present from a distance were the Misses Dixie Fitzpatrick and Altha Guthrie of Lawrence and Allan Eckert of Parkville Mo. who was the guest of his sister Mrs. Jean Mel Kone and family.

Dixie Fitzpatrick Altha Guthrie Lawrence Allan Eckert Parkville Jean Mel Kone

Local Gossip From Glenn and Vicinity News

Mr and Mrs Will Moore visited Mr and Mrs Boyd Scott on Tuesday. A large crowd attended the Douglas County event at Big Springs last week. Miss Louise Clarke of Lecompton began teaching at Greenwood Valley school on Monday. Miss Mary Smith began work in the Barber district on Monday and Miss Jessie Norwood at Greenwood Valley.

Will Moore Boyd Scott Douglas County Big Springs Louise Clarke Lecompton Greenwood Valley Mary Smith Barber Jessie Norwood

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