Japan Rejects League Mediation in Sino Japanese Crisis
Geneva dispatch reports Japan will refuse any mediation by the League of Nations in the Sino Japanese dispute. envoy Eiji Aman says Japan will not accept a temporary council seat and will ignore Western calls for action despite China's insistence on denouncing Japanese aggression. Dr. Wellington Koo urges the League to denounce aggression and safeguard foreign interests amid threats to Shanghai and Tientsin.
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Geneva
Japan
League of Nations
Switzerland
Eiji Aman
Associated Press
League
China
League Council
Aman
Wellington Koo
Amau
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Koo
United States
Europe
League of Nations Assembly
Tientsin
Peiping
Shanghai
America
Assembly
Washington
Nation
India
Duce's Son Vittorio Mussolini to Study Film in U S
Vittorio Mussolini Il Duce's son heads to New York to study American film production and bring back ideas for Italy. He was named president of a new Italian Metro Goldwyn Mayer subsidiary and sails on the Rex amid secrecy. Vittorio, aged under 21, is newly married and excited by Hollywood, as Italy seeks a domestic film industry. His sister Edda had planned a U S trip but postponed due to pregnancy.
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Vittorio Mussolini
Il Duce
New York
Rex
Italy
Hollywood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Vittorio
Mussolini
United States
Edda
Diano
Test Your Knowledge Trivia From Classified Page
Seven questions cover Easter Ascension Day geography astronomy land measures and biography. It prompts readers to turn to the classified page for answers and includes items on Antioch Herman Charles Merivale Schenectady and Pennsylvania's legislature.
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Antioch
United States
Acre
Herman Charles
Schenecta Sdy
N.Y
Exchange Scholars Headed to Leipzig and Kanaas
Exchange students from K. U. to Germany and from Germany to K. U. will attend the University of Leipzig and the University of Kanaas respectively. John B. Coleman of Atchison will attend Leipzig that year while Claus Holthusen of Hamburg travels to Kanaas.
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K. U
Germany
John B. Coleman
Atchison
University of Leipzig
Claus Holthusen
Hamburg
University of Kanaas
Liberty Memorial Band Charms Free Fair Crowd
The Liberty Memorial high school band visited Topeka for three concerts at the Kansas Free Fair. A noon parade drew a large crowd and the evening show at the grandstand attracted over 3,000, who applauded enthusiastically.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Funeral attendance for Fred W. Cooter in Hutchinson
John V. Lees and T. J. Sweeney Jr. traveled to Hutchinson Kansas to attend the funeral of Fred W. Cooter longtime Standard Life Association adviser and bank figure He served as president of Exchange National Bank of Hutchinson and died after a brief illness likely cancer of the stomach at Rochester Minnesota following treatment.
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John V. Lees
Standard Life Association
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
Hutchinson
Kan
Fred W. Cooter
Standard Life
Cooter
Exchange National Bank of
Rochester
Minn
Special Prizes At Shoot Tournament Tonight At Legion Gun Club
Special prizes will be awarded at a shooting tournament tonight at 7 30 at the Legion Gun club south of Lawrence along highway 59. Prizes go to the high 100 high 75 high 60 and straight runs. Several Kansas City marksmen are expected to attend. The piece notes the Duke of Norfolk holds England’s oldest dukedom dating to 1483.
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Legion Gun Club
Lawrence
Highway 59
Kansas City
Britain and France press Mediterranean patrol amid Italian bid dispute
London reports Britain and France refused to delay patrols against submarine piracy in the Mediterranean. Nine power agreement to take effect immediately with heavy ships marching to 200 warships total. Italy objects to parity and may withdraw from non intervention while Russia blocks Italian gains and Spain’s civil war stirs further tension.
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Britain
France
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Italy
Tyrrhenian Sea
Rome
Russia
Soviet Union
Nyon
Switzerland
Germany
Mussolini
Europe
Paris
Freshman Officers Pick Kansas State College Leaders
Ted Morrison of Liberal elected president of the Kansas State College freshman class in Manhattan. Bernita Young Cheney Ethel Haller Alma and Elmer Jones Talmage named as officers. report notes. A separate item mentions closing the dancing season at Lakewood Park with Elmer Rudd Cotton Club orchestra. Florence Farrell sues for divorce from Charles Farrell. seeks custody of a daughter. A marriage license issued to James L. Bright and Anna Viola Harjbeason.
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Manhattan
Kan
Ted Morrison
Liberal
Kansas State College
Bernita Young
Cheney
Ethel Haller
Alma
Elmer Jones
Talmage
Lakewood Park
Bonner Springs
L. D. Wiard
Lawrence
Wiard
Elmer Rudd
Florence Ethel Farrell
Charles Farrell
Farrells
Enid, Ohls
James L. Bright
Cheyenne
Wyo
Anna Viola Harjbeaon
Chancellor Welcomes KU Students at Freshman Convocation
Chancellor E H Lindley addressed about 1500 new KU students at the Freshman convocation. He urged questions to advisors, stressed liberty with discipline, and highlighted campus health services. He urged is the mindful transition from civilian life to college life and the value of dependability and integrity for success.
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E. H. Lindley
Dr. Lindley
K. U
Lindley
Watkins Memorial Hospital
J J. H. Nelson
College of Liberal Arts
Robberies, sunflowers, Kiwanis, and beer licenses in Kansas
Lawrence reports show Fred L Morris robbed last Thursday night and avoiding carrying money after a prior incident, with a lost pocket knife noted. Mrs. Mattie Crooks cites a 18 foot sunflower with 250 blooms growing from a concrete walk, in tin-can subsoil. A Kiwanis group from multiple Kansas cities presented a charter in Council Grove. City council convenes for a beer license special session after police drive to enforce state and city beer rules. possible license revocations anticipated.
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Fred L. Morris
Morris
Mattie Crooks
Tennessee Street
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Council Grove
Kiwanis Club
Henry Thiesen
Kiwanis
Kansas Cities
Jude Anderson
Reds Blank Dodgers in Opening Game of Twin Bill
Cincinnati uses Gene Schott six-hit shutout to top Brooklyn 6 to 0 in the first game. Doafare teemy errors and timely hits help Reds build early cushion.
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Gene Schott
Reds
Brooklyn Doafare
Brooklyn Cincinnati
Hamlin
Lindsey
Phelps
Schott
Lombardi
Pittaburgh
New York Giants
Pirates
Hal Schumacher
New York
Schumacher
Danning
Bauers
Bowman
Weaver
Todd
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Davis and Hartnett
Brooklyn
Henshaw
Barrett
Gehrman and
Brittain
Philadelphia St. Louis
Joeegens
Grace
Ryba
Ogrodowski
Cattle surge to 17 year high on Chicago market
Chicago dates Sept 15 cattle rose to 19 10 a hundredweight the highest in 17 years. A load of choice grain fed steers topped the market up 20 cents from the previous peak. Scarcity of grain fed cattle cited as the cause. Norman Plummer wins top in ceramics at Topeka fair with works from North College hill clay. Bernard Frazier wins best sculpture pieces and prize in statue and low relief, and Franczeska Frasier wins best portrait bust. Warsaw riot damages synagogue as mobs stormed during yom kippur service injuring and beating Jews as police arrest several.
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Chicago
Norman Plummer
State Geological Survey
Topeka
Old North College Hill
Bernard Frazier
Fran~czeska Frasier
Warsaw
Czeladz
Sit Down Strike Ties Up Columbia Steel Plant
Kansas City September 15. P Shop employes at Columbia Steel Tank company began a sit down strike protesting seniority rights and other conditions. W R Balke, chairman of the plant lodge linked to the Amalgamated Association, said about 350 men were affected. The strike, he noted, involved no wages or hours. Joseph M Kramer, general manager, said no advance notice was given.
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Kansas City
Columbia Steel Tank Company
W. R. Balke
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers of North America
I.0
Joseph M. Kramer
Kimball Buildings Burn in Neosho County Fire
Fire destroyed most business structures in Kimball Kansas a town of about 100 in Neosho county last night. Origin of the blaze unknown a store and warehouse a vacant building a barber shop and a pool hall burned a restaurant damaged Chanute fire department after driving 20 miles pumped water from a well to save part of the restaurant and another store.
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Parsons
Kan
Kimball
Neosho County
Chanute Fire Department
Junkyard Worker Broke Finds Hidden Fortune
A 70 year old junkyard worker Adam Czakowski and his son Ten found 190 in cash 500 in postal savings certificates and 3500 in bonds while tearing apart an old brass bed in a vacant lot. He took a vacation then faced trouble cashing the bonds as investigators check nine precincts in Kansas City.
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Chicago
Adam Czakowski
Ten
Czakowski
Four Changes Are Made in Army High Command
President Roosevelt announced four changes in the army high command to accommodate retirements. Joseph O Manborgne becomes chief signal officer, succeeding James B Allison who retires September 80. Julian L Schley named chief of engineers, Allen W Guillion appointed judge advocate general, and Walter E Prosser elevated to brigadier general as Miles retires.
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Army High Command
Roosevelt
Joseph O.manborgne
Radio Aircraft Laboratory
Wrightfield
Dayton
James B. Allison
Army
Allison
Edward M. Markham
Engineer Corps
Julian L. Schley
Engineers
Fort Belvoir
Markham
Allen W. Guillion
Arthur W. Brown
Walter E. Prosser
Third Corps
Baltimore
Perry L. Miles
Brackett area visits and local moves noted
Brackett school reports twenty one pupils enrolled with Mrs. Milton Sanderson teaching. Abilene visitors include Mr and Mrs Milo Emig en route home from Kansas City. C E Daniels moved into a new home completed recently. Others call on friends in the area include E Hobbs and M Colby family. The Kasold and Jehle groups toured Dallas expo and sites in Mexico and New Mexico during a southwest trip.
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Milo Emig
Abilene
Kansas City
C. E. Daniels
Brackett School
Milton Sanderson
Wilbur Hobbs
Connelsville
E. Hobbs
M. Colby
Yates Center
William Huttig
Alpha Gamma Delta
Wright
C. C. Winsler
Paul Kasold
Ernest.Kasold
Alice
A. W. Jehle
Barbara
Eugene Kiefer
Paul
Southwest
Dallas
Mexico
Mexico City
New Mexico
Social notes from Oskaloosa and surrounding towns
A long list of weekend visits and travels features Mrs Hattie McCoy and sister in St Joseph, Max Engle returning from Morrill, Tim Payne visiting his son Will, and guests Carl Dean Lohman Herman Lohman Dr C 5 Hood en route to France. Several families from Kansas and California are mentioned with visits and moves to new posts. Readings at the Methodist Aid program and class recitations are noted along with Readings led by Mrs Wyatt.
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Hattie McCoy
Arthur Clark
St. Joseph
Max Engle
Morrill
Ray Engle
Tim Payne
Topeka
Will
Morrow
Carl Dean Lohman
Kansas City
Herman Lohman
C. 5. Hood
Ferndale
Wash
Frank Haines
New York City
France
Fount Hurst
Valley Falls
Harland Brown
Hutchinson
Leonard Kiefer and Son
California
Walter. Means
Clara Deane Kiefer
James Sweyer
Ohio
Michigan
Niagara Falls
Nelle Nincehelser
Oread Hich School
Lawrence
Columbus
Charles Hawk
Lyndon
Albert Swan
Oarday
Naomi Johnson
Scottsville
S. Ward
Eiko, Nev
Ida Worswick
Milton Saffrey
Perry area social notes and local engagements
Local society items list social hour hostesses, family visits, school staff movements, and recent marriages. Notable entries include Miss Frances Hegendeffer and Marvis Gentry wedding, Zelpha Mai Casebier marrying Rufus A. Edmonds, and multiple visits between Perry, Topeka, Leavenworth, and Emporia.
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Gragg
Naomi Gragg
Elizabeth Perry
Lloyd Morris
Victoria Shrader
Herb Bord
Topeka
Lyle Green
Perry
James Plummer
William Leech
Perry High School
Edna Leech
Ruth Olmstead
Tom Davis
Wamego
Fay Buck
Kansas City
Emma Buck
Harry Johnson
Sunny
Geneva Newell
Clover Hill
Mildred Simpson
Oak Grove Monay
Savas
E. B. Slade
West Coast
Santa Maria
Cal
Oscar Raines
Alaska
B. P. Davis
Emmett Morrow
Rain
Horace Edmonds
Tennessee Street
Lawrence
Edmonds
K. U
Léo Heibsch
Donald
Local Injuries Reported After Road Work Mishap
Ab Williamson broke his leg last week while repairing the Ozawkie road southwest of town. He was taken to his son Tommy Williamson’s home in Valley Falls for care after the accident.
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Pital
Ab Williamson
Ozawkie Road
Tommy
Valley Falls
Kanwaka school opens as 81 pupils enroll for year
Tuesday September 7 marks the start of the Kanwaka school term with Miss Margaret Fritzel teaching. Enrolled are 81 pupils, new pupil Sally Topping. Several residents report travels and activities including Lyle Duffee visiting Wisconsin, Esther Hird at Lawrence Business College, and the Bigsby families hosting and traveling. Farm Bureau and Literary Club meetings are planned for September 21 and 23 respectively.
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Kanwaka
Margaret Fritzel
Sallie Topping
Jane Topping
Willard Shaw Jeft
Arizona
Santa Fe Railroad
Lloyd Duffee
Duffee
Floyd Duffee
Wisconsin
Esther Hird
Lawrence Business College
Milton Sanderson
South Dakota
Wyoming
J. S. Emmett
Kansas City
James Cowan
Emmett
Belle Kline
Lawrence
Ernest Bigsby
Guy Bigsby
Memphis
Tenn
R.0
Dickey
Richard
Elmer
Ruth Burdoff
George
Winifred Haverstock
K. A
A. A. Burdorff
Victor
Bell Memorial Hospital
Farm Bureau
Billie Schroyer
Keith Baugh
Kanwaka Literary Club
A. R. Reed
Oak Ridge
Market News Kansas City and Chicago grain and butter quotes
Market notes report Kansas City prices for butter creamery 33 percent fat 28, packing butter 18, poultry figures hens roosters and broilers. Chicago closes with futures for corn oats soybeans and wheat including Sept and Dec offers and prices, plus barley and livestock quotes.
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Springs
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