Borah Proposes Five Year Naval Holiday Plan
Boise Sept 12 AP Senator William E Borah chairman of the senate foreign affairs committee proposed a five year naval holiday covering United States Great Britain Japan France and Italy to reduce armament burdens He urged lifting the burden by halting construction and suggested matching cuts in armaments to ease distress over unemployment and government deficits
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Boise
Idaho
Naval
William E. Borah
Senate Committee On the Foreign Affairs
Borah
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
England
Trinity Lutheran Anniversary Week To Feature Loyal Members
Trinity Lutheran church marks anniversary week starting Sunday at 11 with an all church worship, culminating in a congregational supper on Wednesday. A special service honors members tied to the church for 25 years and more, led by long-time charter member Mary Rockland and a group of veterans named the loyal sons and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frank Endacott
John E. Selig
Josie Wilson
Blayne Lohman
Flora Hughes
S. T. Cries
Anna S. Hutt
Belle Schell
A. T. Olson
John E. Seltz
Axel Olson
Charles ‘Shirar
Frank ‘ Endacott
Mayme Piper
Vic Olson
John Fritzel
Henry Albach
K. Hunsinger
Mabel ‘Miller
Margaret Glahn
Frank ‘Lescher
Jossie Brooks
Mayme Seiler
A. W. Lamb
Clara Mesenhimer
Hattie Tibball
Charles Ziesenis
J. F. Eberhart
Lillian Swanson
Ed Hutt
Arthur Olson
Picket Speakeasies Use Picket Lines in D C
In Washington on September 12, uniformed police patrol entrances to reputed speakeasies to enforce prohibition. Picketing targets places where dry agents cannot gain admittance. Some entrants are asked for names and addresses, but many give only a first name, with officers noting aliases like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
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Washington
Y Thaddeus Beane
Beane
Howard T. Jones
Federal Prohibition Bureau
George Washington
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Abraham Lincoln
Russell opens ladies ready to wear and shoe store on Massachusetts
W. S. Russell expanded his business by opening a new ladies ready to wear and shoe store at 943 Massachusetts Street. The remodeled interior features a green and white color scheme. He notes stock includes dresses hats lingerie hosiery shoes and other ladies wear while additional stock is on hand.
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W. S. Russell
Massachusetts Street
Russell
Veterans Attend 33rd Spanish War Encampment
Frank B. Dodds returned from New Orleans where he attended the 33rd annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans September 6 to 10. Delegates totals reached 1,687 veterans and 1,270 auxiliaries with about 25,000 visitors. Kansas sent 32 officers and delegates and 24 auxiliary delegates, plus about 100 visitors.
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Frank B. Dodds
New Orleans
United Spanish War Veterans
Calvin J. Winter
Louisiana
Professor Winter
Department of Kansas
Dodds
Joseph A. Wahl
Veterans’ Organization
Auxiliary
Kansas Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George Lund
New York
Franklin Roosevelt
Utilities Commission
William Otgen
Oklahoma
Mississ
Mr. Dodds
Not All In Distress
Washington reports federal relief efforts assume winter distress will be far less than total unemployed. Officials see a serious but manageable problem, not public alarm. They estimate last winter 6 million unemployed but 2 to 5 million in distress, with 1.5 million normally out of work and 1 million seasonally jobless. Breadwinner data suggests many families retain some income despite job loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Legion Chorus Formed By Syracuse Legion Post
The Syracuse New York Legion post organized a male chorus led by Prof. Thomas A. Larremore. It sang at the New York department convention in Syracuse and earned favorable remarks. If funds allow it may attend the national Legion convention in October. the group was incorporated after the state event.
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Syracuse
American Legion of
N. Y
Thomas A. Larremore
The
University
New York Department
Friends of the Larremores
New York Department of the Legion
Cole’s opens with roses and crowds at launch
Cole’s new ready to wear store welcomed 1800 to 2000 visitors Friday evening as 1500 roses were given to women present. Manager P H Gallagher said business surpassed expectations all day. Also noted was a campus student car collision on Massachusetts street causing notable vehicle damage. A student seeks farm work in exchange for room and board with references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
P. H
Gallagher
Cole’s
Anness
Burgner-Bowman-Mathews Lumber Co
Massachusetts Street
Pees
Unearths Indian Bones Near Missouri River Battle Ground
Kansas City mining engineer Eric F. Pohl reports finding a potential old Indian battleground in northwestern Missouri. He unearthed sixteen skeletons in a sitting position along with bone heads earrings bracelets and thousands of flint arrowheads knives and tomahawk head drills and scrapers during two days of digging after finding a flint arrowhead while fishing on Labor Day. He is noted as the 1912 Olympic middleweight wrestling champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Eric F. Pohl
Missouri River
Missouri
Pohl
Church Strife Leads to Assault Trials in Jonesboro
In Jonesboro Arkansas two First Baptist Church members Dr Hugh Lile and George Coxe Jr pleaded not to simple assault in a courtroom swarming with machine guns and guards. The clash stemmed from Rev Joe Jeffers bid to oust pastor D H Heard with factional fights that included a church assault and later attacks on city officials during a prayer meeting on the city hall lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Ark
First Baptist Church
Hugh Lile
George Coxe, Jr
Young Coxe
George Coxe
Joe Jeffers
D. H. Heard
Lile
Coxe
Guy
Ray Chambers
Jefffers
Chambers
H. J. Bosler
Craig
Jeffers
City Hall
Bosler
Guy Freeling
Harvey Parnell
Garrett
Arkansas National Guard
Litte Rock
Viv a Vaughn announces Hill Kieffer wedding in Os kal oosa
Mrs Viva M Vaughn announces the marriage of her daughter Lot ta Hill to Henry A Kieffer of Jewel City at Os kal oosa yesterday. The groom, KU pharmacy class of 1931, will live in Lawrence. Also: Wallace WCTU meeting at 2 30 Tuesday at Mrs Thomas Popplewell’s home with county convention reports. Sigel Farm Bureau meets Tuesday at Mrs Ed Ste e le’s Lovelock. clothing leader Mrs Fred Kampschroeder to complete first unit of clothing work.
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Viva M. Vaughn
Lotta Hill
Henry A. Kieffer
Jewell City
Oskaloosa
Pharmacy
University of Kansas
Wallace W. C. T. U
Thomas Popplewell
Elm Street
William Biggs
Popplewell
Across
Sigel Farm Bureau Club
Lovelock
Ed Steele
Fred Kampschroeder
Amputation in Mine Saves Life of Worker
In a coal mine near Charleston Virginia, Aukstock Cotter a 30 year old miner survived after a life saving amputation performed by Dr W B Davis. Trapped when the roof collapsed Cotter was freed after hours of effort with a 15 foot tunnel dug to reach his arm. A minister read Bible passages while food was lowered to him during the rescue and he is recovering in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Aukstock Cotter
Cotter
W. B. Davis
Davis
Four Hays Grid Stars Out Because of Burns
Four Fort Hays State football players suffer chemical burns after a locker room mishap. Woodruff of Minneapolis and Harbaugh the most severely burned, likely sidelined for the season. Teammates Lane and McQueen from Baxine and Quinter also hurt. hospital care for at least six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Baxine
Delbert McQueen
Quinter
Jack Riley
Woodruff
Harbaugh
Pleasant weekend outlook for Kansas from weather bureau
The United States Weather Bureau forecast a pleasant weekend for Kansas with sun and warm conditions. Maximum temperatures were expected between 90 and 95 degrees today and Sunday, after a spell near the century mark in the afternoons. Slight cooling moved in yesterday but no decisive drop occurred, with cool air remaining northwest of the state. Highs yesterday ranged near 70 in the east and lower in the western third, with similar expectations for today and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
D. Flora
Deaths and Funerals Dr John Rudolph and Mrs Sarah Longanecker
Dr John C Rudolph died at his home on Kentucky street. Funeral services will be Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran church at 2:30 PM with burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Mrs Sarah Longanecker aged 87 died Saturday at her home on Rhode Island street. Service is Monday at 2 PM at United Brethren church with burial in Memorial Park cemetery. She is survived by son A C Longanecker of Lawrence.
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John C. Rudolph
Kentucky Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. A. Puls
Memorial Park Cemetery
Sarah Longanecker
Rhode Island Street
United Brethren Church
C. L. Heatherington
Memorial Park
A. C. Longanecker
Lawrence
Rabbit Show Sunday Draws Growers to South Park
Kaw Valley Rabbit Association members host a Sunday show in South Park from 2 to 4 pm as a preliminary for a larger fall event. Open to all rabbit raisers and the public, with entries closing at 1 pm and judged by O. M. Daniels. Certificates awarded for first to third in all breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley Rabbit Associa [Tion
South Park
Louis Giesey
Giesey
O. M. Daniels
Lindleys to Hiawatha for weekend with Ellis family
Mr and Mrs C E Lindley plan to travel to Hiawatha this evening to spend the weekend with Lieut and Mrs Otto Ellis and family. Prof and Mrs George M Beal have returned home after a five week vacation at Lake Pokegama in northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Lindley
Hiawatha
Otto Ellis
George M. Beal
Lake Pokegama
Minnesota
The Com mon Law at Patee and Buck Jones at the Races
Constance Bennett stars in The Common Law at the Patee for five days next week starting Monday. Supporting players include Joel McRae Lew Cody and Hedda Hopper. Also on bill are Chic Sale comedy travel talk and a news digest. Saturday features Buck Jones in The Fighting Sheriff with The Galloping Ghost serial and a Mickey Mouse Cartoon. Travelers report heat and use wet towels to cope with the intense conditions in part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Bennett
Patee
Robert W. Chambers
Joel McRae
Lew Cody
Hedda Hopper
Buck Jones
Sherif
Red Grange
Micky Mouse
Lawrence
England's Free Trade Policy Seen Ending Likely Tariff Shift
London reports suggest the emergency government may abandon free trade for a protective tariff to tackle financial troubles. Politicians and papers hint a move could come within three months with MacDonald and Dominions Secretary Thomas seen as leaning toward change and Snowden possibly softening his stance.
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London
Tony
Daily Mail
MacDonald
Dominions
Thomas
Snowden
Killed in Auto Races Gleason Dies in Crash
Jimmy Gleason of Philadelphia was killed and his mechanic Earl Younger injured when their racing car overturned at eighty miles per hour during a trial spin near the grandstand at the New York state fair in Syracuse. Younger, from Indianapolis, was hurled over the wall and three spectators from Jamesville and Syracuse were struck. Younger listed in critical condition at a Syracuse hospital. spectator injuries not yet determined.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Jimmy Gleason
Philadelphia
Earl Younger
Younger
Indianapolis
Gleason
Charles Lasker
Thomas
Snipers Put To Flight In Morgantown Hills Clash
In Morgantown West Virginia early today mine guards battled a group of snipers attacking near the Conellsville Byproduct Company plant. After about fifteen minutes of firing the attackers dispersed and casualties were not confirmed. Guard Monroe Hamilton 35 was wounded as state police and county officers rushed to guard the plant where nonunion miners work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Here
Monroe Hamilton
Connellsville
Italian Ace Bellini Dies in Schneider Cup Flight
Desenzano Italy Sept 12 AP reports Flight Lieutenant Stenisto Bellini of the Italian Schneider cup team was killed Thursday night in a racing plane crash. Official speed not released but reports say about 395 mph. air ministry denied a speed record attempt. Bellini is the second Italian cup team flyer to die, after Captain Giovanni Monti who perished August 2 at about 200 mph.
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Desenzano
Italy
Stenisto Bellini
Air Ministry
Bellini
Giovanni Monti
Mix New Botany Head Appointment at Kansas University
Chancellor Lindley announced Prof. A J Mix will head the University of Kansas botany department, succeeding ill health retired Prof. William C Stevens who will stay on teaching. Mix, a Hamilton and Cornell alumnus, joined KU in 1916 from the New York Agricultural Experiment Station. Dr Moore, after two weeks at St Luke’s hospital, was returned home this afternoon, accompanied by Prof Howard C Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Mix
University of Kansas
William C. Stevens
E. H. Lindley
Stevens
Kansas
K. U
Mix
Hamilton
Cornell
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
Named as Young Slayer Berry Picker Points to Jones
Police said witness E H Curtis identified Allen Roy Jones, 19, as one of two assailants who killed road patrolman Frank Rohrbach on August 5 near a country road. Jones, arrested yesterday, denied the slaying despite Curtis’s positive identification as the search for a weapon linked to the scene continues.
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Berry
Allen Jones
Kansas City
Kan
E. H. Curtis
Frank Rohrbach
Allen Roy Jones
Jones
Curtis
Berus
Bureau Meets Monday Seeks Merchants Welcome Banners
The Merchants' Bureau plans its regular September meeting at 6 30 PM Monday at the Hotel Wood chaired by J H Fritts. Topics include welcome banners for merchant flag poles and use for conventions games and events plus a report on a merchandising and style event by the fall events committee led by C C Carl with members Don Hoag Jack St Clair J E Johns Don Lovett. DIVORCE AFTER 4 MONTHS.
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Merchants’ Bureau
Hotel Wood
J. H. Fritts
The
Bureau
Fritts
C. C. Carl
Don Hoag
Jack St. Clair
J. E. Johns
Don Lovett
Four More Students Named on Dean's Honor Roll
Dean J. C. Brandt at the University of Kansas adds four names to the Dean's Honor Roll of Outstanding students in the College of Liberal Arts. Aug list updates include Ernest Walker and others, with prior mention of rising grades and grade points amid broader college notes from Topeka and Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brandt
College of Liberal Arts
University of Kansas
Ry Reno
Nev
Neosho Rapids
Ernest Walker
Peka
Herbert Weatherby
Law
Market roundup notes from Youngstown area and beyond
The report highlights mixed moves across major stocks with American, Consolidated Gas, Pacific, Coca Cola, Eastman, Radio and General Motors fluctuating. IBM edged higher after a rally, copper stocks hit a new high, oil fields faced stricter production limits, and gasoline markets weakened while cotton and stocks turned lower.
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American
Can
Consolidated Gas
To- Pacific
Coca Cola
Eastman
General Electri Geed
Radio
General Motors
International
Youngstown Steel
Zine Texas Railroad Commission
Cat Texas
Chicago
Brazil
Canadian National Rail
Montreal
Bun
Noted actress Nina Wilcox Putnam wed Arthur J. Ogle in Yuma
Nina Wilcox Putnam, noted writer, and Arthur James Ogle were married by Justice of the Peace Earl Freeman in Yuma Arizona. Ogle operates real estate with homes in New York City and Palm Beach. They met at Palm Beach seven years ago. both had prior marriages.
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Yuma
Ariz
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Arthur James Ogie
Earl Freeman
Ogle
New York City
Palm Beach
Fla
Theta Sorority Plans New House on Tennessee Street
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority at the University contemplates building a new home on their 1400 block Tennessee street property. Alumni members met with architect Frederick H. Michaelis to open bids submitted Friday noon. timing for construction has not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
The
University
Tennessee Street
Frederick H. Michaelis
Kansas City
Pershing Celebrates Birthday at Home in Lincoln
General John J. Pershing returned to his Lincoln residence to mark his first birthday anniversary. He was joined by his sister Miss May Pershing and his son Warren, with a few close friends. The visit had no official ceremony and few locals recognized him. Nearby, a separate AP item notes ongoing searches for missing trans-Pacific fliers Don Moyle and C. A. Allen, with reports of a plane motor heard near Lituya Bay.
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Lincoln, Neb
John J. Pershing
Miss May Pershing
Warren
Eek
Alaska
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
trans-Pacific
Lituya Bay
Crossword Puzzle Word Maze From an Old Page
A jumble of crossword clues appears from a historical page with scattered numbers and partial phrases. The readable items reference across and down entries, with names like Ibsen and Roman official and notes on medicines and fruits, but overall the fragmentary text lacks a coherent article narrative.
Market News Kansas City Livestock and Grain
Kansas City reports hogs mostly steady with direct receipts and mixed demand. Calves and yearlings steady. natives and western steers down slightly. Sheep market softer on slaughter lambs. hay and grain prices listed. U.S. government bonds and Wall Street week wrap show weak finishes with declines in several blue chips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Board Declares 7 Percent Preferred Dividend for 1931
The board declares the regular quarterly dividend on the 7 percent preferred stock at 1.75 per share payable October 1, 1931 to holders of record at the close of business September 15, 1931. Cash payment to holders not requesting reinvestment. Nathan L.tones, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Nathan
L. Jones
Nathan L. Jones
Nathan L. Tones
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W.S. Russell
VETS
Winter
Legion Chorus
Larremore
Cole's
Eric Pohl
Old Battle Ground
Journal-World
W. C. Stevens
Nina Wilcox
Putnam
Arthur J. Ogle
Theta Sorority
Architect
Pershing
Ibsen
Lyrawallan Food
Tegal
California
Wastrel
Fuld
Tanger
Hay Market
Hay
Timothy
Government Bonds
Liberty
Liberty First
Fourth
Treasury
Wall Street
Westinghouse Electric
S. Steel
Weatfern Electric
American Telephone Haldz
A. T. and
Allied Chemical and Delaware and Hudson
Reading
Atlantic
Coast Line
Onhy
M Farm
Western Power Light & Telephone CO
Diversified Utility Investments, Inc
Tae Eee Investment CO
Call 870 Memorial Hospital
Douglas County Medical Society
Schubert Funeral Home
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