Rumors of Dissension as Cuba Faces Dictatorship Debate
Havana reports circulating of Gral Grau San Martin drafting a manifesto likely to seek dictatorial powers to curb unrest. Army presence steadies Tacajo and Cristo as national course shifts toward rational order amid protests. Capablanca said government will grant large tracts of state lands to farmers to end exclusive sugar cultivation benefiting foreign capital.
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Havana
Api-Prie T Grau
Ciary Capablanca
Pla
Demand for Tickets for Four Kansas Home Football Games
KU season ticket applications pour in from Kansas and nearby states as four home games priced at 4.40 including tax go to the general public. Warrensburg 1.10 Iowa State 3 Kansas State and Missouri 8 each. Jay Juniors students can join for 40 cents covering all four games and Kansas Relays, with a special rooting section planned.
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University of Kansas
Kanys
Topeka
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Warrensburg
Iowa State
Kansas State
Violence erupts as milk strike flares near Chicago
Chicago reports violence during a milk strike over a cent per quart raise. A farm hand, Herman Pace, was arrested after throwing disinfectant into milk at a dairy bound for Chicago. Deputies patrolled roads to enforce order as strikers blocked milk haulers and warned of dumping. Dairy firms said milk shortage risk was low.
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Chicago
Herman Pace
Lake County
Kansas Weather Forecast and Road Conditions Update
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday, warmer with cloudy morning in Ottawa and Manhattan. Dirt roads vary from muddy to good across Salina, Kansas City, Wichita, Pittsburg, Coffeyville, and Douglas County. Temperature data incomplete from yesterday and today.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Manhattan
Salina
Arkansas City
Wichita
Pittsburg
Coffeyville
Douglas County
Uees
Inflation Talk Prompts Possible Dollar Devaluation
Senate Finance Chair Harrison warned reporters that the administration may act soon to raise commodity prices, possibly via dollar devaluation. He said Congress will compel action when it reconvenes, referencing an inflation option in the farm bill and noting discussions with Roosevelt, Budget Director Douglas, and Governor Black.
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Washington
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Douglas
Eugene Black
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Senate forecast revamp of tax laws to raise $700 million a year
Washington AP says Senate Finance Chairman Harrison expects major revision of internal revenue and tariff laws if prohibition ends. He cites potential $500 million from liquor taxes and $200 million from beer, predicts a balanced budget excluding emergency funds, notes rising stock transfer tax receipts and possible repeal of certain last session taxes. He weighs medicinal liquor taxation and tariff on sparkling wines, opposes excluding French wines, and says open saloon won’t return if Democrats uphold platform.
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Washington
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Presidett Roosevelt
Government pig purchases may exceed set maximum
Washington reports Dr A G Black of the farm administration says government purchases of pigs probably would exceed the 4,000,000 maximum previously set. No figure given for pigs 23 to 100 pounds above the limit. No change in the closing date for the emergency hog reduction campaign. Farrowing sows movement slow. no intent to raise the 1,000,000 sow purchases. Edible portions to be bought by the federal relief administration.
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Washington
A. G. Black
Farm Administration
Black
Federal Relief Administration
Firemen Chase A Blaze Near Fort Collins
Fort Collins firemen, on an inspection run, spotted a spark from a exhaust pipe that lit bedding on a motor car carrying Mr and Mrs Eithen Bush Miller of Leavenworth Kan. They pursued the car, stopped the driver, and extinguished the blaze. In Kansas City the Nelson gallery will open to the public in December with Paul Gardner, Harvard art graduate, named director.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Eithen Bushmiller
Leavenworth
Kan
Nelson
Kansas City
William Rockhill Nelson
Paul Gardner
Harvard University
Stock Market Index Edges Up With 90-Stock Average
The stock market index reading for yesterday shows an average of 88.2 on 90 stocks. A note mentions a new Ford V-8 and a reference to Hamilton.
Present Sends Officers and Guards to Mines in Pennsylvania
Bulletin from Harrisburg and Washington report Governor Pinchot ordering 19 officers and 345 national guardsmen to mobilize for the southern Pennsylvania coal strike area. President Roosevelt sends federal agents to Uniontown to investigate the shooting between mine guards and miners and to push for a coal code. President seeks definite action after weeks of delay, with expected coal code announcement late today.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Washington
Roosevelt
Uniontown
Gifford Pinchot
Hugh S. Johnson
White House
Stephen T. Early
Cummings
Perkins
Early
Departments of Labor and Justice
Secretary of Labor
Attorney General
Indior
Johnson
Riots at three mines mark mining holiday in Pa
In Uniontown on September 14 sixteen men were shot and many beaten as rioting erupted at Gates Endenborn and Footedale mines owned by H C Frick Coke. Deputies used tear gas and fire was exchanged after clashes with pickets injuring several including Mae Cutwright whose arm was lost.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Gates
Endenborn
Footedale
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Louis Krosner
Mae Cutwright
John Garrow
Mike Savage
John Cochran
Drouth relief funds to aid six Kansas counties
Drouth relief funds will be spent in six Kansas counties Stanton Morton Grant Stevens Haskell and Seward and six Oklahoma counties Cimarron Texas Beaver Harper Woodward and Woods. Agencies of the administration including farm credit public works and unemployed-aid are at work to aid about 150 000 families in drought and grasshopper struck areas of North and South Dakota Kansas Oklahoma Texas Colorado and storm ridden regions of Texas and Florida.
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Washington
Kansas
Stanton, Morton
Grant
Stevens
Haskell
Seward
Oklahoma
Cimarron
Texas
Beaver
Harper
Woodward and
Woods
North
South Dakota
Colorado
Forida
Remove Wheat Peg Fallout Hits Winnipeg Market Floor
An emergency meeting on the Winnipeg grain exchange trading floor led to the removal of peg prices set August 15 on wheat and oats. Officials and traders reported the action as needed to restore normal market function and price signals.
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Winnipeg
Man
Winnipgers
World Series Dates Set for 1932 Giants Cubs Series
The World Series will open October 3 in New York if the Giants win the National League title with games at the Polo Grounds and in Washington. Tickets stay at current prices with box seats $6.60 and bleachers $1.10. sellouts expected in Washington and high capacity at the Polo Grounds. An interstate Commerce Commission note says railroads eye a general passenger fare cut by December 31, amount undecided.
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Chicago
New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Giants
Polo Grounds
Washington
Senators
J.andis
Edward B. Eynon
Washington Club
James Tierney
New York Giants
William L. Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Evnon
Herman Bell
Watson Clark
Harry Dann
George Carl Hubis
Fitzsimimo
Bell
Pravi
Jackson
Adolfo Luque
Gus Mancroy Parmelee
Homer Peel
Pyards
John Ryan
John Saiveson
Harald Schumacher
Glenn Spencer
William Terry
John Verges
Thomas Clark
Frank Snyder
Morris Berg
Oswald Bluege
Robert Boken
Clifford Barton
Robert Burke
Edwin Chapman
Awn Ager
Joseph Cr
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Pretty Boy Floyd Aims for Movie Stardom
Oklahoma City September 14 AP Charles Pretty Boy Floyd the Oklahoma outlaw sought a film career as rumors say Hollywood plans a picture around the theme crime never pays. O P Ray assistant superintendent said he had a private report of soon starting work on the film and he is probing the location. Ray notes rumors Floyd plans the venture to fund an endowment for his 10 year old son Jackie.
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Oklahoma City
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Hollywood
Oklahoma
O. P. Ray
Ray
Jackie
Ships May Stay In Cuba Amid Uncertain Conditions
Secretary Hull voiced hope the Cuban government would maintain order though reports from across the island were disturbing. He noted Antilla conditions were likely the least favorable. Strikes and tensions rise in Camaguey province sugar port, with no near resolution. An American embassy report said a Santiago army sergeant could guarantee safety if the state department withdraws the warship, pending risk assessments. Consular officers cited orderly communist demonstrations in Manzanillo and two parades at Cienfuegos.
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Washington
Hull
Cuba
State Department
Secretary of State
Antilla
Havana
Santiago
Department
Manzanillo
Cienfuegos
Island
Somerville Trails Lawson in U S Amateur Quarterfinals
In Somerville, Canada’s Ross Sandy Somerville faced a two down deficit to William Lawson Little Jr after 18 holes of the 36 hole quarterfinal at the United States Amateur Championship in Cincinnati. George Dunlay Jr led Eddie Held three up, while Jack Hunter and Jack Westland contested a Dallas vs Chicago matchup and Sidney Noyes Jr. battled Max Marston in a dramatic duel. Noyes closed to seven holes to play, finishing the morning strong with a rally.
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Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Ross “Sandy” Somerville
William Lawson
Little, Jr
San Franciscan
United States
George T. Dunlay, Jr
New York
Walker Can Star
Eddie Held
Jack Hunter
Dallas
Jack Westland
Chicago
Sidney W. Noyes
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Noyes
Beck
Topeka Tests Beer Strength in City
Topeka officials ordered a chemist to conduct periodic tests on 3.2 beer brands sold in the city to ensure compliance with strength limits. In Kansas City a new encephalitis case was reported as Miss Marie Whitmire, 21, was admitted to a hospital for treatment.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas City
Marie Whitmire
Hartnett Drives Cubs Past Giants In First NL Twin Bill
Gabby Hartnett hit a ninth inning single driving in two runs to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 3 1 victory over the New York Giants in the opener of a doubleheader. The day’s games were disrupted by rain with several postponements across the leagues, including Reds over Phillies 2 1 and many American League matchups washed out or moved to later dates.
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Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Tutt
Cubs
New York Giants
New York
Mas Zsingmon
Mancuso
Tone
Hartnett
Cincinnati
Reds
Phillies
Philadelphia
Donaf
Moore
Davis Kolp
Rourch
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Hadworth
Whitehill
le- Rortell
Cleveland
Tain. Louis
Minneapolis
Columbus
International League
Newark
Rochester
Johnson Sees Waste in Strikes Undermining NRA
New York AP General Hugh S Johnson national industrial recovery administrator says unionization motives behind strikes create unfair NRA advantage. He notes strikes waste payrolls hurt purchasing power and that labor and employer groups may organize to seek peaceable adjustments through the labor board. Johnson back in Washington to accelerate federal recovery efforts. 25 percent of unemployed recruited into workers ranks, goal of another million jobs by October.
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New York
Huck S. Johnson
National Industrial Recovery Administrator
NRA
Washington
Pennsylvania
Labor Board
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson
Governor's Counsel in Further Questions
State investigators in Topeka questioned three more aides in the office of Will J. French the state auditor as part of their probe into Kansas bogus municipal securities. Investigators earlier disclosed that Ronald Finney the accused bond forger took bond Transits from French's office and Joseph Voorhees issued certificates showing destruction of school district warrants believed refunded by bond issues.
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Topeka
Kansas
Will J. French
French
Fred M. Harris
Husk Wedell
Alf M. Landon
Wedell
Ronald Finney
Joseph Voorhees
Finney
Accident Near Hird's Corner Involving Parked Car
Elias of 1511 Vermont reports a collision last night on highway 40 near Hird's corner with a parked dead battery vehicle owned by W F Pounds of Kansas City. Minor damage reported. no injuries detailed. Interstate Commerce Commission denies Kansas City Kaw Valley Western railroads bond issue for 465,500 first mortgage 4 percent gold bonds as collateral for a loan from the Censon Finance Corporation.
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Ah. Elias
Vermont Street
Lawrence
Highway 40
Hird’s Corner
W.fpf. Pounds
Kansas City
Washington
Sept
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City, Kaw Valley & Western Railroad Company
Censon Finance Corporation
Consolidation Plan Seeks KU State College Merger
Rep Louis L Strong Jr of Doniphan county proposes a fall special session bill to consolidate Kansas State College with the University of Kansas. The plan would centralize several state institutions including the orphans home Atchison and schools for the deaf in Olathe and blind in Kansas City at Manhattan, with abolition of Emporia Teachers College and an estimated $1,000,000 annual saving.
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Topeka
Louis L
Kansas City
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Strong
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Itc
Lawrence NRA to Name Compliance Board for City
The Lawrence NRA executive committee will meet tomorrow at 3 PM in the Chamber of Commerce to appoint a six member compliance board plus a permanent chairman. The panel will include one member from local industry, one from retail or wholesale business, a consumer member likely a woman, and a lawyer to handle enforcement and mediation under NRA rules.
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Lawrence Nra
Chamber of Commerce
NRA
C. B. Holmes
Emloyees
Lutherans Plan Banquet At New Trinity Church
The fifth annual banquet commemorating Trinity Lutheran church occupation will be at 6:30 PM Friday on church premises. Members and church groups will attend, with women of the church serving supper. Henry Albach toasts. tables honor birth months. reservations by telephone. Reverend Co A Puls comments.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Henry Albach
Rev
Co. A. Puls
Kansas Citians to Rush K U in Record Numbers
Kansas City students plan heavy participation in rush week at the University of Kansas Mt. Oread campus as sororities and fraternities report large lists, returning delegates, and stiff competition for freshmen amid renovations and new ownership at Plaza.
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Kansas
Citians
K. U
Old Settlers Gather for Annual Douglas County Meeting
Pioneer residents convened at the First Methodist church for the Douglas County Old Settlers Association annual meeting. T. J. Sweeney was elected president. Charles Elwell became vice president. May Hoyt Seelin, Nellie Colman Bigsby, and Dr Edward Bumgardner were named secretary, treasurer, and necrologist respectively. Discussions covered the McKenzie cabin purchase and plans for a historical museum as part of the Kansas Historical Society efforts. Kirk Mechem highlighted Lawrence as a historic fountain for the state.
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First Methodist Church
Douglas 1 County
Old Settlers Association
T. J. Sweeney, Sr
Charles E. Becks
Baldwin
Charles Elwell
May Hoyt Seelin
Nellie. Colman Bigsby
Edward Bumgardner
W. H. Sears
Olin Templin
Hannah Oliver
Association
Douglas County
H Hstorical Society
Ovando Hosford
New Hampshire
Street
Frank
Clyte Hosford
McLouth
Kirk Mechem
Kansas State’ Historical Society
Lawrence
Kansas
Mechem
Kansas Society
United States
State Society
Fur Company
Old Missouri Fur Company
William Clarke
Lewis
Samuel W. J. Wiliams
Sweenes
Carrie Wats
Douglas Cozy
Abe Helcom
Wilt Allison
Legal Beer for Taxes in Texas Opens 3.2 Beverage Sales
Austin Texas September 14 AP beer can flow legally at midnight first time in 14 years following the August 26 repeal of the 18th amendment Texas also sanctioned 3.2 beer and wine in communities not barred by local option Elbert Hooper first assistant attorney general rules residents in dry subdivisions may receive individual shipments 3.2 beverages Beer had been sold under federal permit in many cities for weeks I WILL GO TO CHICAGO.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Elbert Hooper
Chicago
Metropolitan Insurance Men to Attend Congress This Week
Seven men from the Metropolitan Life Insurance office will travel to Chicago to attend the Golden Star Sales congress at the Edgewater Beach hotel Friday through Sunday. The event honors agents achieving salesmanship over a nine month period. Attending from Lawrence are R. C. McCarty, Maynard Tibbetts, E. L. Foster, James Miracle, A. C. Casey, G. R. Dashields and R. Bonebrake. About 1,000 agents from across the United States are expected.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Office
Chicago
Golden Star Sales Congress
Lawrence
R. C. McCarty
Maynard Tibbetts
E. L. Foster
James Miracle
A. C. Casey
G. R. Dashields
R. Bonebrake
Edgewater Beach
United States
French fliers depart for Moscow via Warsaw
Paul Cados and Maurice Rossi, French aviators who set a distance record last month, launched a morning flight from Le Bourget to Moscow with a stop in Warsaw.
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Moscow
le Bourget
France
Paul Cados
Maurice Rossi
Warsaw
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Tacajo
Cristo
Wilto
Act of Hull
Fort Collins, Colo
Hamilton
George Farrell
Farrell
J. A. Terrell
Douglas County Committee
Gen. Johnson
Aggie College
K. A
Washington, D. C
Oread Avenue
Glen Simmonds
Carl Clifton
Brick's
Ed Bricken
Simmonds
Clifton
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kanpa Sigma
Paul Beardsley
Hutchingon
Iowa University
Swarthmore
Washburn
Thetas
Ambassador Hotel
Pi Beta Phi
Mission Hills
Luther
Imatrow
Camilla
Maxine
Jeanne
Plan Local Museum
McKenzie
Twin Mound
Southpark
Prairie Acre
Blakehall
R. U
Metropolitan Insurance
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