Mass Farm Case Before Court in Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court hears mass farming corporate cases as Wheat Farming Company of Hays and Sledd Farm Corporation of Lyons face ouster actions. Attorney General argues these firms exceeded corporate authority by profit farming under a new state law. hearings proceed in several cities to keep cases separate.
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Toneka
Kansas Supreme Court
Reiland Boynton
Columbus
Kan
spen/sioner
Hays
Sledd Farm Corporation
Lyons
House of Representatives
Senate
Harry HH. Wandring
Boss
Colby
Scott City
Lrons
Judge Boss
W. —. Cunningham
Arkansas City
Poultry Tour Set for Lawrence and Douglas County
The Kaw Valley Poultry Association invites poultry raisers from Lawrence and Douglas County to a tour Tuesday visiting at least four sites to view new equipment and methods. The boot will start at 10 am at the Nelson LeSuer place near Mud Creek corner with stops at A C Nichols E C Danvils and Ed Leary. A basket dinner will be held at Clinton Park. Committee members are W C Boardman chair J A Terrell county agent and W R Essick vocational agriculture instructor at Lawrence High School.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Nelson LeSuer
Mud Creek Corner
A. C. Nichols
E. C. Danvils
Ed Leary
Prohibition Seen Not Ending Youth Drunkenness
Wilkes Barre Sept 28 The Rt Rev Msgr John J Melton of Philadelphia urged the national conference of Catholic charities that youth be taught temperance by other means than law. He argued prohibition has augmented the curse of drunkenness and taught youths the evils it sought to remove.
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Wilkeerbarre
John J. Mel Ton
Philadelphia
National Conference of Catholic Charities Today
Kansas Weather Forecast Notes a Warmer Southeast
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with slight warmth in south and extreme east portions. morning outlook in Arkansas City shows clear to partly cloudy skies. Dirt and Douglas county roads in good condition. Temperatures show a maximum yesterday and a minimum today, with no specific figures provided.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Douglas County
Franco German plan for cooperation devised
Berlin announces creation of a Franco German economic commission to devise means of cooperation between France and Germany. Laval Briand and Bruening Curtius sign a plan to pool efforts to ease economic troubles. The commission will include government, business, and labor leaders with a permanent secretariat and will begin work immediately without harming third parties.
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Berlin
France
Germany
Laval
Aristide Briand
Bruening
Julius Curtius
Gold standard suspended by Sweden and Norway
Sweden and Norway joined Britain by suspending the gold standard and banning gold exports for an initial period. Sweden to hold until November 30 with the Riksbank discount rate raised. Norway to embargo gold exports with the Bank of Norway discount rate up to eight percent. Central banks of four nations coordinate to keep currency parity during the suspension.
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London
Sweden
Norway
Great Britain
Stockholm
Oslo
Swedish State Council
Riksbank
Bank of Norway
Denmark
Finland
Hoover invited to speak at Armistice Day meeting
President Hoover was invited by Henry L. Stevens Jr to address the American Legion Armistice Day gathering in Washington. Stevens, returning home to Warsaw North Carolina, defended the Legion against Dr Clarence Truer Wilson’s accusation of a drunken convention and affirmed the group’s sober conduct and its stance on the 18th amendment.
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Washington
Hoover
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
American Legion
Legion
Stevens
Warsaw
N. C
White House
Clarence Truer Wilson
Methodist Board of Prohibition, Temperance and Public Morals
Wilson
Detroit
Phillies blank Athletics in exhibition game upset
In Philadelphia on September 25 the Phillies defeated the world champion Athletics 5 to 0 in an exhibition for unemployed relief. Chuck Klein homered twice and drove in five runs as Philadelphia limited the A’s to three hits. The event also featured a luncheon and charity motive.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Onetit
Aggani
Davis
Trial hinges on gun bullets in Griffith sisters case
Newkirk Okla Sept 28 AP jurors in Earl Quinn murder trial view ballistic evidence linking a bullet used in slaying Jessie and Zexia Griffith to a test slug fired from a pistol found in a Salt Fork river sandhill. State ties button and fur tuft to Quinn, arguing a struggle led to the killings near Tonkawa last December.
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Newkirk
Okla
Earl Quinn
Griffith
Salt Fork River
Charles Waggoner
Tonkawa
Jean Quinn
Jessie
Zexia Griffith
Sandhill
Charles Reeber
Oklahoma! Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification
James Mathers
Mathers
Jessie Griffith
Norman
Hugh McDermott
University of Oklahoma
Virginia Perkins
Missouri College
Quinn
Sisters
Marks by James Bausch set in national pentathlon win
James Bausch, former Kansas athlete, won the national pentathlon in Elizabeth New Jersey with a Americans record 3776 585 points. His marks included broad jump 21 feet 3 inches javelin 184 feet 3 inches 20% meters run 23.4 seconds discus 147 feet 5 inches and 1500 meters 5 minutes 31 seconds. Coach Brutus Hamilton praised the performances as excellent noting only three trials per event.
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James Bausch
K. U
Elizabeth
N. J
Brutus Hamilton
Kansas
Hamilton
Bausch
Patman moves to impeach Mellon over private holdings
Washington is Sept 28 Representative Wright Patman Democrat of Texas said he would initiate impeachment proceedings against Secretary Mellon when Congress convenes in December. He cites Mellon as a stockholder in Aluminum Corporation and Koppers Corporation and alleges conflicts of interest. He also claims Mellon ships operate under foreign registry to dodge U S merchant marine benefits.
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Washington
Wright Patman
Texas
Mellon
Congress
Texan
Secretary of the Treasury
Patman
Melton
The
Aluminum Corporation
Month End Bargain Day in Lawrence Firms Join Event
Lawrence firms join a “Month End Bargain Day” sales event to run Wednesday with special values. Green Bros Noone's J C Penney Co Fritts Stowits Drug store Weaver's Round Corner Drug Gibbs Clothing Co and Oher's participate in the double page Journal World spread previewing offers.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Green Bros
Noone's
J. C. Penney Co
Fritts-Stowits
Drug Store
Weaver's
Round Corner Drug Store
Gibbs Clothing Co
Oher’s
First World Series Fan Begins Vigil At Park
Horace L Anspaugh 31 hotel clerk from Horton Kansas arrives at Sportsmans Park at 7 am aiming to be first in line for bleacher seats in the world series. He plans to stay through the event with meals arranged and may swap seats with a friend to win a $200 bet from Sedalia Missouri.
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St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Horace L. Anspaurh
Horton
Kans
Sedalia
Anspaugh
Anspauch
Lawrence area highway office site debated by commission
Kansas officials tour Lawrence to pick a site for the state highway department maintenance division. Merchants favor Sixth and Lincoln if the building sits north of the river. Land purchases on East Twenty third and near the Santa Fe viaduct are reviewed amid questions of cost and value.
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State Highway Commission
Lawrence
State Highway Department
Harper Barn
North Lawrence
Sixth
Lincoln Streets
Santa Fe
East Twentythird Street
Elsie Armstrong
Register of Deeds
Douglas County
G. A. Sommer
Augustine Anton
Railroad Building Loan and Savings Association
Newton
Bucknell Football Indefinitely Suspended Amid Paralysis Outbreak
In Lewisburg Pa September 28 AP reports Bucknell University faces disruptions as one student dies and four freshmen are ill with infantile paralysis. The varsity squad remains unaffected though team activities may be temporarily abandoned.
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Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Thomas West
Coaldale
Gridster is Called Home by Ill Father
Guy Bush Has kell Indian guard is recalled to Van Tassel Wyoming because his father is seriously ill. Coach Dietz says he may miss the Kansas Haskell game Friday night. Bud Hendricks, former Indian guard, returns from North Dakota where he fought forest fires but may not be fit to play much. Rob Hotel robbery in Manhattan Kansas. $500 taken by three unmasked men. Police: Victor Berger night clerk and Louis Boswell bellboy on duty. Parliament close anticipated. Ramsay MacDonald says decision on Wednesday. Hamburg election shows gains by fascists and communists in the burgesses race. Floating ad for New Plymouth Bree Wheeling.
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Guy Bush
van Tassel
Wyo
K. U-Haskell
W. H. Dietz
Bud Hendricks
North Dakota
Hendricks
Dietz
Rob
Manhattan
Peeption
Kan
Gillett
Victor Berger
Louis Boswell
Wareham
Cue
Winchester snake tale stirs town but grape thefts hint hoax
Rumors say the famous Winchester snake was captured on Henry Meyer farm by two strangers who then took wild grapes. Neighbors discount the tale after discovery that the men reportedly carried away fruit and no evidence of a struggle. Residents last saw the snake two weeks ago. university students in Winchester face questions as locals debate if the tale is real or a hoax.
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Win- Chester
Henry Meyer
Winchester
University of Kansas
Episcopal bishops adopt new canon on marriage and divorce
Denver September 28 AP The House of Bishops adopts a modified canon on marriage and divorce with discretionary ecclesiastical courts, relaxing remarriage rules under church oversight. Deputies to vote on concurrence. Atlantic City named for 1934 triennial convention. motions against immoral motion pictures pass. pilots Allen Moyle depart Fairbanks toward Tacoma. Pangborn Herndon plan transpacific flight prep. Jefferson County Free Fair opens with races, activities. poultry and eggs ad listings in Journal World classified.
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Denver
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Land Missionary
Atlantic City
N. J
Church
Congress
Topeka murder case: deputies nab youth in stolen car
Deputy sheriffs Fred Vogler and George Price stopped a stolen Ford at Seventh and Rhode Island after spotting the car in Topeka linked to a fatal holdup. Ray McDaniel of Bragg City Missouri confessed to participating in the Topeka shooting of John Gartner and named a man and woman being sought. First degree murder charges filed. officials search for the alleged accomplices.
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Seventh
Rhode Island
Fred Vogler
George Price
Shawnee County
Topeka
John Garthner
Ray McDaniel
Bragg City
J. Glenn Logan
Garner
McDaniel
Logan
C. §. Alexander
Gartner
Lic
Vogler
Price
Massachusetts
Kansas Electric Power Company
Seventh Street
Elmdre Hotel
Massachusetts Street
Rhode Island Street
Death Halts Topeka Horseshoe Match In Central Park
James Vance a 63 year old Topeka employee and founder of the Highland Park horseshoe club died during a Lawrence Topeka match from heart disease. He sat down after feeling ill and died a few minutes later leaving a wife a daughter Mrs M W Reed Topeka and a half brother William Coker Ber ryton. A bandit later robbed the Standard Oil station at Thirteenth and Massachusetts taking about $100 from a safe while an attendant Griggs 1224 New York street lost a small amount from his pockets and a gold watch. The robber described as about 25 years old five seven to weigh 140 pounds wore a grey suit and cap. He fled after forcing Griggs into a closet with a skeleton key. Police believe he observed the building before the holdup and took money from the cash register placed in the safe.
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Topeka
James Vance
Vance
Santa Fe
Central Park Courts
Lawrence
Highland Park Horseshoe Club
M W. Reed
William Coker
Berryton
Standard Oil
Thirteenth
Massachusetts
BE. E. Griggs
New York Street
Griggs
Thirteenth Street
Grigers
Ihief
Action Postponed on Sino Japanese War in Manchuria
Geneva September 28 AP reports the League of Nations council again postponed direct action on China's request. S. Alfred Sze urged fixing a completion date for Japanese troop withdrawal from recently occupied Manchurian areas. Tokyo reports a provisional Kirin government formed with Gen Hsi Sin as governor and ministers named.
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Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
China
Manchuria
S. Alfred Sze
Japan
Tokyo
Renga
Mukiden Today
Kirin
Hsi Sin
Kirim
Mukden
People’s Association
Patrol Chinese Streets Blamed on Communist Influences
Hongkong and Kowloon police armed with guns patrol the streets amid anti Japanese riots. Nine dead and dozens injured as mobs storm the residence of a Japanese in Kowloon suburb. Five family members died. Authorities blame communist influences for the rioting.
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Hongkong
China
Kowloon
Shimiziro Las] Ghasita
Yashishita
Hong
Akron on Test Trip Maneuvers Delayed Expectations
Akron Ohio September 28 AP The U S S Akron lifted at 7 44 pm today for its fourth test flight from Akron airport after being released from the mooring mast at 12 10 am following last night’s flight ground crew prepared for relanding at 6 30 pm Mrs Hobsons body recovered Coffeyville Kan late yesterday in Scargo Iske near Dennis Mass where she drowned Thursday night funeral Thursday at 3 pm and Hudsons free row in service listed by phone 874
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Akron
Ohio
U.S.S
Farm Home Burglarized Near Lawrence
Milford Miller a farmer near Mud Creek bridge on highway 40 northeast of Lawrence reported to Sheriff Jack Dunkley this morning that his home was burglarized last night in the absence of the family. Thieves took a 25 20 caliber rifle a 12 gauge shotgun a pair of shoes and some socks and about twenty five chickens.
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Milford Miller
Mud Creek Bridge
Highway 40
Lawrence
Jack Dunkley
Miller
Question Raised on Corpse as Person or Property
Topeka Sept 28 AP The Kansas Public Service Commission heard a Kansas Funeral Directors association delegation argue a corpse is neither person nor property and urged a special tax classification for hearses under a state motor carrier tax law. The group led by J R Meek Hiawatha and 2 O Coons Spring Hill was joined by members of the state ward of embalming.
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Topeka
Kansas Public Service Commission
Kansas Funeral Directors Association
J. 3. Meek
Hiawatha
O. Coons
Spring Hill
Association
State
Social Service League Seeks Men's Clothing and Shoes
The Social Service League requests worn but usable men’s clothing and underwear to aid Lawrence residents. Deserving individuals call at the Social Service hall, and the league’s supply is exhausted. Mrs. Elizabeth Tuttle oversees the hall at 887 Vermont Street. telephone 909.
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Social Service League
Social Service Hall
Lawrence
Elizabeth Tuttle
Social Service
Vermont Street
Regents to Vote on Final Budget Cuts at KU Meeting
Regents will consider final reductions to the budgets of the University of Kansas and other state schools at a meeting in the Board of Administration office. The governor approved the reductions, adopted tentatively at the August regents meeting. Chancellor E H Lindley will represent the university.
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University of Kansas
Search of Regents
Topeka
Board of Regents
E. H. Lindley
University
Borger Bank Robbery Seizes $6000 In Lone-Wolf Heist
In Borger Texas two men abducted teller Roland Rugeley and forced him to open the safe. They freed J B Castle and two girls after looting the vault, then returned Rugeley to captors and fled. Rugeley later escaped and notified authorities shortly after midnight.
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Borger
Texas
Borger State
Roland Rugeley
Rugely
J. B. Castle
Castle
Rugeley
Three Games for Indians by Haskell Elevens This Weekend
Haskell Indian football teams schedule three games this weekend. Athletic director F. W. McDonald announced that the first team meets the University of Kansas at Memorial Stadium Friday night as the feature game. Thursday night features Ottawa University with varsity rookies, and the reserves travel to Rockhurst in Kansas City Saturday afternoon.
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Haskell
F. W. McDonald
University of Kansas
Memorial Stadium
Ottawa University
Rockhurst
Kansas City
Judge Dies on Bench in Georgia Court
Judge Henry Asbury Mathews of the Georgia superior court collapsed and died of heart trouble on the bench shortly after opening court in Macon on September 28. He was a long serving jurist and notable state figure.
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Macona
Henry Asbury Mathews
Georgia Superior Court
Burglars Loot Leibowitz Jewelry in St Joseph
Robbery at Leibowitz Jewelry company in St Joseph Missouri last night saw jewelry and cash estimated over 10000 dollars stolen. burglars opened three of four safes in the store during the break in.
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St. Joseph
Leibowitz Jewelry Company
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