Big job removing unexploded bombs at Kelley Field range
The Associated Press reports a large task to clear an old bombing range at Kelley Field San Antonio Texas to return the land to owners after government use. Explosives remain buried with detonators posing danger during de bombing efforts while bombs slowly disintegrate underground.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Kelley Field
Air Service
Air Serve
Washington
Kansas City Grain Market Summary and Poultry Prices
Market notes from the Associated Press show wheat receipts at 183 cars with bids ranging by grade. Corn and oats quotes move slightly, with various No 2 and No 3 futures listed, while live trucks and drive ins report numerous lots and prices for medium to heavy categories.
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Kansas City Cash Grain i
The
Associated Press
Kansas City
Coru
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Report From St Joseph
Cattle receipts 2500, fed steers steady, grass cattle weak to 25 cents lower. Hogs receipts 3500, market slow, most bids around steady to up 10 cents, top around 11.85. Sheep receipts 2500, fat lambs steady to strong, good native lambs 18.50, fat ewes 6.35 down.
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St. Joseph
Idaho
Racing Aviators Speed On Spokane Derby Results
The Class A New York Spokane derby ended with plans for three planes still rumored to head to Spokane after 15 starters. Prize money totaled 10 000 for first, 5 000 for second, and 2 000 for third. In Class B, 25 pilots began the cross country derby with unofficial top three named as C W Meyers, Leslie Miller, and J B Charles.
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Spokane
C. W. Meyers
Detroit
Leslie Miller
Des Moines
Nobel Prizes Set At 32748 Each For Year
Stockholm reports the five Nobel prizes will total 82478.22 each this year from a foundation fund of 8,260,982. Since 1901, 131 awards have been made totaling 3,600,000 with Medicine Physics Chemistry Literature Peace by nations led by Germany France Britain Sweden United States and others. Only four women have won prizes including Mme Curie and Sema Lagerlof.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Nobel Foundation
Nobel
Germany
France
Britain
Sweden
United States
Switzerland
Denmark
Holland
Norway
Belgium
Austria
Spain
Italy
Poland
Russia
Roosevelt
Eihu Root
Woodrow Wilson
Charles G. Dawes
A. A. Michelson
Alexis Carrel
T. W. Richards
KR. A. Miliken
Mme, Curie
Paris
Sema Lagerlof
Baroness von Suttner
Soviet and French delegations settle debt question
Moscow announces a full agreement on the debt issue after talks between Soviet and French delegations. Maxim Litvinoff, head of the Soviet legations abroad, stated the development today.
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Moscow
Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Tunney Favored to Defeat Dempsey in Paris Heavyweight Bout
In Paris on September 22 Gene Tunney the former Marine is the overwhelming favorite to win the world heavyweight title from Jack Dempsey. War records and Tunneys clever style fuel sentiment for Tunney while a 20 foot ring and Legionnaires lean toward Tunney. Still many French boxing fans and Americans in Paris expect Dempsey to prevail and have placed bets accordingly.
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Paris
Gene Tu
Aga Jack Dempsey
Tunney
Gene
Jack
Legionnaires
Dempsey
Indianapolis Mayor Trial Heads Toward Jury Verdict
Prosecutors portray Mayor John L. Duvall as a despoiler of sacred institutions while defense argues he protects taxpayers. The Marion County case alleges Duvall promised to name three city officials in exchange for 10 000 and backing in the 1925 campaign, as the trial proceeds toward a possible verdict tonight.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
John L. Duvall
Duvall
Marion County
William H. Armitage
Maryland Governor Ritchie Urges Less Government in Business
Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland tells the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies convention that free business is best and government should govern least. He argues business self regulation is reducing faults and humanizing industry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Samuel C. Tucker Former Wichita Bank President Dies
Wichita petitioned to mourn the death of Samuel C. Tucker 63 former president of the Union Stockyards National Bank of Wichita and a retired stockman of Southeastern Kansas who died at his home.
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Wichita
Kans
Samuel C. Tucker
Union Stockyards National Bank of
Southeastern Kansas
Talmadge Divorce Action Set for General Sessions
Edinburgh today announced a divorce action filed by Constance Talmadge against Captain Alastair W. MacIntosh. The case will be heard by Lord Fleming in general sessions. the hearing date has not yet been announced.
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Associated Press
Edinburgh
Scotland
Constance Talmadge
Alastair W. MacIntosh
Lord Fleming
Martial Law Enforced in Hankow After Concession Disturbance
Hankow China Sept 22 martial law declared after a gang of armed men rescued a uniformed prisoner believed to be a communist leader. The rescue occurred outside the British concession as a Japanese steamer prisoner was escorted through crowded streets. Gunfire wounded several bystanders. some gang members were arrested.
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Associated Press
Hankow
China
Pointblank Range
Appeal Liquor Cases to Supreme Court
Three prohibition violators in Kansas appeal district court judgments to the state supreme court. Philip Toelkes seeks to overturn a 19 month jail term and fines totaling $1,621. Bert Richardson asks release from a 90 day sentence and $250 fine. Paul Zibetl appeals a 30 day term and a $100 fine. Also reported, fossil skeletons from Hays including Parahippus found by George Sternberg and students, sold to the National Museum.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Supreme Court
Philip Toelkes
Rooks County
Bert Richardson
Rice County
Paul Zibetl
Jackson County
Hays
United States National Museum
Washington
George Sternberg
State Teachers’ College
Wyoming
Sternberg
German stunt flier sets upside down record
Bonn, Germany, Sept. 22 Gerhart Fiesler, a German stunt flier, reportedly established a new world record by flying upside down for fifteen minutes. He completed the feat while traveling from Cologne to Bonn, a 21 mile route.
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Phe Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Gerhart Fiesler
Cologne
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Sept 22 Prices
Kansas City market results show cattle and calves 5,500 heads with early trade firm to higher on some classes, best grain fed steers and yearlings around 25 cents higher, top 1081 lb yearlings and 1314 lb steers at 15.50, grassers steady to 12.50, Texas cows up to 18.50, sheep 10,000 head steady with Utah lambs at 14.00 and Colorado lambs at 13.00, natives 12.50 to 13.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Texas
Utah
Kansas City Produce Prices
Kansas City market report dated September 22 lists poultry prices for heavy hens at 22 cents and older ducks 10 to 12 cents, young ducks 13 to 15 cents, light hens and roosters 13 cents, springs 18 to 24 cents, with other produce unchanged. Eggs for Firsts 34 cents, candled receipts 29 cents. butter Creamery 47 cents, large quantities 46, packing 26. butterfat 36 cents, premium extra 3 cents. potatoes at 2.50 to 3.00 dollars per cwt.
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John Murray Real Estate Co
M. G. Fletcher
H. F. Klostermeier
Atchison St
Mound
Lancaster
Kansas
D. B. Davenport
Co. Hospital
16Th
Santa Fe
Santa le
Theo
Nass & Sams
Jess Bohannon
U.S. Nelson
P St
Kansas City
Springs
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Fred Brown
Kearney OO
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