Graf Zeppelin delayed to Thursday for Tokyo flight
ZEP. OFF TO TOKYO THURSDAY MORNING Be nedrichshafen Germany Aug 8 AP Departure of the Graf Zeppelin on its flight to Tokyo second lap of a world cruise was set for Thursday between 3 and 4 am ET Wednesday night. Eckener delayed start hoping for a favorable great circle route weather reports showed a Siberian low moving eastward.
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Nedrichshafen
Germany
Tokyo
Hugo Eckener
Siberia
Eckener
Bohemian Mountains
Koenigsberg
Russia
Danube
Hans Flemming
Associated Press
Reed Criticizes State Auditor in Statement
Topeka August 13 AP Governor Clyde M Reed criticized state auditor Will J French after his levy figures predicted a 1 million dollar deficit. Reed noted errors totaling nearly 2 million dollars were found in two calculations during a conference with the tax commission and treasurer staff.
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Topeka
Will J. French
Clyde M. Reed
French
Tax Commission
State Treasurer's Office
Degree after 40 years completes for Whitley County official
Barbourville Ky AP C S Wilson superintendent Whitely county schools has earned a bachelor of arts degree from Union College completing a study begun almost forty years ago He left school in 1890 to lead Whitley county schools and later studied at Williamsburg Institute the University of Kentucky and Western Kentucky Normal Teachers College before finishing at Union College this year
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Barbourvile
C. S. Wilson
Whitley County
Union College
Wilson
Old
Wiliamsburge Institute
University of Kentucky
Western Kentucky Normal Teachers’ College
Runaway Boy Found Near Town by Police
Four year old Junior Hoffman who was reported missing by his mother was found about a quarter mile east of town by Officers Charles Calhoun and Floyd Hunter of the Lawrence police force around 1 30 this afternoon. He was headed home and accompanied by a watchdog bulldog noted by the officers as a good guardian.
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Junior Hoffman
Charles Calhoun
Floyd Hunter
Lawrence
Fort Scott Holds Three In Cattle Theft Case
A former candidate for county office in Montgomery County Lou Helestine and his son Edward along with Will Gerth, all of Fort Lee, were held at Fort Scott on cattle theft charges in default of $2000 bond each. The men faced the allegations amid ongoing investigations and awaiting further court action.
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Kan
Montgomery County
Lou Helestine
Edward
Will Gerth
Fort Lee
Fort Scott
Flood Waters Damage Building in San Marcial
Flood waters struck San Marcial causing the collapse of a theater and possible further damage in the town. The incident was reported from Albuquerque with AP news noting the wrecked opera house and potential additional destruction.
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Albuquerque
N. M
San Marcial
Kansas Weather Forecast Report Update
The Kansas forecast notes fair conditions with cooler temperatures tonight into Wednesday. Roads are mostly good with some dust in Arkansas City. Douglas County roads are reported as good, and temperatures show yesterday's high around 81 and today’s early low near 68 with a maximum of 70 later.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Douglas County
Baby Face Bandit Doody Captured in West Side Flat
Willie Doody known as Baby Face, tied to two killings and mail robberies, arrested without a struggle in a third floor west side apartment. Police planned the raid amid fears of a gunfight, aided by ten armed men and aerial surveillance to prevent escape. Donald Holt also arrested in related Illinois Central train robbery inquiry.
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Chicago
Willie
Baby Face
Doody
West Side
Ilinois Central
Aylor
Donald H. Holt
City Water Department
Illinois Central Rabbey
Holt
Polic
Charles Levy
Berwyn
Evans Jackson
Illinois Central
West Jackson Boulevard
Desrate
Banquet For Rural Teachers Set In Eldridge Hotel
The Merchants' Bureau will hold the annual rural teachers banquet in the Hotel Eldridge on Tuesday evening August 20. John Parker chairs the banquet committee with C. W. Pollom and C. W. Maloney. A program is in development and speakers will be announced later. Tickets available from the committee or George Lowman. A canvass of Massachusetts street businesses will be made by ticket sellers.
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Douglas County
Merchants’ Bureau
Eldridge
John Parker
Bureau
County Institute
W. Pollom
C. W. Maloney
George Lowman
Massachusetts Street
Parker
Baseball Scores From August 13 Including Cubs and Reds
On August 13 Hal Carlson limited the Braves to six hits as the Cubs won 4 to 2 in Boston. Eppa Rixey scattered ten hits to lift the Reds 3 to 1 over the Giants in New York. In Chicago the Red Sox routed the White Sox 8 to 2, and in Detroit the Athletics edged the Tigers 4 to 3. Cleveland beat St. Louis 7 to 2 in another American League game. Kansas City faced Toledo in the American Association."
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Boston
Hal Carlson
Braves
Cubs
Carlson
Bruins
Chicago
Mion
Gonzales
Cunningham
Leverett
Spohrer
New York
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cincinnati
Rixey
Sukeforth
Fitzsimmons, Scott and Hogan
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Sox
Ed Morris
Weiland
Adkins
Morris
Heving
Berg
Detroit
Athletics
Tigers
Hale
McManes
Foxx
Philadelphia
Quinn
Cochrane
Sorrell
Hargrave
Washington
Tana
St. Louis
Hadley, Brown
Tates
Ogden
Farrell
Cleveland
Heimach
Moore
Dickey
Ferrell
Sewell
American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
Warmouth
Anzley
Parmalee
Hayworth
Porter Sentenced For Drunkenness And Liquor Possession
Porter Lora Porter colored was arrested Saturday by Officers James Messer and George Price for drunkenness and liquor possession. Porter pled guilty before Justice of the Peace R. B. Stevens yesterday afternoon, receiving a thirty day jail term and a $100 fine.
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Porter
Lora Porter
James Messer
George Price
Justice of the Peace
R. B. Stevens
Manifesto to Spanish People Attacks Primo de Rivera
An August 18 manifesto issued in Madrid by the general labor union in session harshly attacks Primo de Rivera. It followed the convention's refusal to accept the government’s invitation to send five representatives to the national assembly.
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Spanish
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
General ‘Labor Union
National Assembly
Evacuation of Rhine lands discussed for Christmas at Hague meet
At The Hague reparations conference delegates from Germany Britain France and Belgium decided evacuation of the Rhine land before Christmas is practically fixed. Cosmo Hamilton, author and playwright, told a London Union lunch Hollywood should shift from talkies to silent films.
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Hague
Aug
Germany
Great Britain
France
Belgium
London
Cosmo Hamilton
Hollywood
Sally
Buy a Chevrolet and spies the difference day
A brief ad mentions purchasing a Chevrolet with a playful note about spies spotting a difference in day or price.
4-H Camp Opens Near Ottawa With Camp Mayor Elected
A 4-H camp near Ottawa hosts about fifty youths from Douglas and Franklin counties with Wallace Taylor elected as camp mayor and Wilma Hartman and Florence Beck as secretaries. The opening Sunday included games led by Florence Melchart and songs directed by Mrs. Oscar Learnard. Leaders T. K. Warren, Florence Melchart, Mrs. Oscar Learnard, Pauline Brune, Lucile Kasold, and William Rice spoke after meals. attendees from Douglass County include Fern Kasny, Theresa Husted, Roscoe Husted, Florence Alford, Donald Alford, Eugene Alford, Eugenia Brune, Harold Brune, Johnnie Coffman, Elizabeth Wiggins, Kenneth Meshemey, Jackquelean Steele, Lorene Fairbairn, Wilma Hartman, Phyline Brune, Max Reeves, Margaret Kelsall, Frances Perkins, Wallace Taylor, Margaret Mae Roberts, Lucile Kasold, Wilfred Ousdahl, Mickie Learnard, Irene Nemec, Mrs. Oscar Learnard, and T.R. Warren. Twenty youths attend from Franklin County.
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Ottawa
Douglas
Franklin
Journal- World
Wallace Taylor
Wilma Hartman
Florence Beck
Florence Melchart
Oscar Learnard
T. K. Warren
Douglas’ County
Pauline Brune
Midland
Lucile Kasold
Brackett Club
William Rice
Loyal Workers
Douglass County
Fern Kassony
Theresa Husted
Roscoe Husted
Florence Alford
Donald Alford
Eugene. Alford
Eugenia Brune
Harold“ Brune
Cofman
Elizabeth
Wiggins
Kenneth Mesenhimey
Jackquelean Steele
Lorene Fairbairn
Phyline Brune
Max Reeves
Margaret Kelsall
Frances Perkins
Margaret Mae Roberts
Wilfred Ousdahl
Mickie Learnard
Irene Nemec
T.R. Warren
Franklin County
Lindberghs Visit Cleveland Amid Air Race Interest
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh visited Ohio at the home of Mrs. Charles Long after arriving unannounced yesterday. Major John Berry, airport commander, said the visit's purpose was unclear but speculated it could relate to the upcoming national air races.
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Cleveland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Charles
John Berry
Olson Injured in Colorado Auto Crash
A. E. Olson of Lawrence, 45, injured in a head on crash in Longmont Colorado yesterday. Seven others were slightly hurt. all occupants housed at Longmont hospital with severe bruises. Olson family members and relatives were in the wrecked car along with Mrs Rose Gunyon and her daughter Frederika.
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Associated Press
Longmont
Colo
A. E. Olson
Lawrence
Olson Brothers Plumbing Company
Axel Olson
Loont
Olson
Longmont Hospital
Marjorie
Rose Gunyon
Smee
Kit Carson, Corp
Frederika
Rocky Mountains
Soviet plane forced down on Moscow to New York flight
Tass News Agency reported that an unnamed Soviet military plane named Land of the Soviets trying to fly from Moscow to New York was forced down in an uninhabited region 170 miles from Irkutsk, Siberia, after leaving Krasnoyarsk Sunday afternoon.
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Moscow
U.S. A
Tass
Tonight
Enasah
New York
Irkut
Siberia
Krasnoyarsk
Kaffir corn tested for human use by Kansas firm
From Kaffir Kansas City August 1 AP. Proof that many of the products of corn may be obtained from kaffir was announced here today by the Corn Products Refining Company. For the past year the company has been experimenting with the smaller grain.
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Kaffir
Kansas City
Corn. Products. Refining Company
Lawrence pioneers monuments near seventy-fifth anniversary
Details nearly complete for monuments honoring Kansas pioneers to be dedicated during Lawrence's seventy-fifth anniversary observance October 10 to 12. A construction committee led by Mayor Rankin and professors will oversee work. railroads and a Studebaker wagon may join displays.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Charles H. Tucker
Eldridge Hotel
R. C. Rankin
Frank A. Russell
John L. Constant
Rabbits distributorship named for Massachusetts grower expands in Douglas County
C. M. Clark of 0 Massachusetts Street is named dealer and distributor for the Mason Company of Kansas City Missouri. Clark will expand rabbit raising in the area and arrange partnerships with local residents. The business serves domestic rabbits for fur and meat, reflecting rapid national growth.
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C. M. Clark
Mason Company of Kansas
City
Clark
Massachusetts Street
Douglas County
Mason Company
Kansas City
United States
Erb Assigned to Yard Gang After Examination
Leavenworth Kan Aug 183 AP Fred Erb 75 Lawrence Kan confessed simerey y slayer of his aged invalid today was assigned to work at the yard gang Kansas state prison at Leavenworth he began a life sentence Saturday and the prison physician recommended light work Erb expressed cheer at the assignment and was pleased with the outcome
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Leavenworth
Kan
Fred Erb
Lawrence
Simerey
Kansas State
Lan
Ain Erb
Cecn
Pullman Cars Derail on Santa Fe Train Near Pueblo
A Santa Fe train bound for Chicago derailed near Pueblo Colorado as its baggage car trucks broke causing three Pullman cars to overturn and three more cars to derail. Passengers suffered only minor injuries while the line was blocked for about eight hours. Relieved passengers were moved to the Missouri Pacific tracks and continued to Chicago.
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Pueblo
Colo
Santa Fe
Chicago
Here
Missouri Pacific
Chica
Explosion Claims Three Dead in Long Beach California
AP reports a gasoline pipeline explosion in Long Beach on August 13. Wilmington authorities confirm three deaths by noon, with two dying in a local hospital. John Biddle and James A. Bernere among the dead, E. M. Ferguson killed outright.
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Beach
Cal
Wilmington
John* Biddle
Janes A. Bernere
E. M. Ferguson
Atchison Pioneer Dead at 100 in Kansas
In Atchison Kansas on August 18 Associated Press reports spearee Greenwalt who celebrated his 100th birthday died at his home late yesterday. The brief obituary notes his long life and local ties with the community.
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Atchison
Kan
Spearee Greenwalt
Postwar Talks In The Hague On Young Plan And Rhineland Evacuation
The great powers meet privately in The Hague to resolve Young plan provisions and diverging German reparations, while discussing Rhineland evacuation dates. France Belgium and Italy expected to propose compromises, with noisy optimism about progress from political talks versus financial deadlock. British chancellor Snowden and Belgian and French ministers held discussions. no evacuation date announced.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Europe
Binnenhof
Great Britain
Rhineland
The
Hague
France
Belgium
Italy
Philip Snowden
Henri Jasar
Louie Aaeieele
la- Tr
Wrecked Elisif crew to move toward East Cape
Messages from the Elisif crew say they will proceed to East Cape, Siberia, by small boats or aboard the Stavatoll, after being ground between ice floes on the Siberian coast. Olaf Swenson Co. owners await US Coast Guard pickup around September 10. twenty crewmen are reported well.
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St. Paul
Alaska
Elisif
Siberia
Arctic
East Cape
Stavatoll
Ollister
Eine
Olaf Swenson Company
Seattle
United States Coast Guard
Lisit
Outland Injured in Car Crash Near Buena Vitae
Aug 13 Buena Vitae Colp. Dr Outland a prominent Kansas Gleakeson was seriously hurt when his car plunged through the eating of a bridge ten miles east. A woman and two children escaped serious injury. A passing motorist took the injured to Salida. Dr suffered lacerations about the head a fractured collarbone and several fractured ribs.
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Buena Vitae Colp
Outland
Kansas
Opium Seizure Targets Source in New York Warehouse
Federal narcotic agents seized about a ton of raw opium in a downtown New York warehouse valued at around 100000 wholesale and up to 1000000 at bootleg prices. Agents have been probing its source and destination, following nine months of investigation led by Chief Agent George Cunningham. They believe this shipment was one of four large consignments arriving over the past year, with the others already distributed to illicit narcotic channels.
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New York
George Cunningham
Senator Capper Plans Three Weeks in Topeka After Vacation
AP reports Senator Capper arrived in Topeka for a three week stay following a California vacation. He stated he intends to remain in Topeka three weeks before returning to Washington early next month.
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Senator Capper
Topeka
Californick
Washington
Fire Chief Reinisch Injured in Highway Collision
Fire Chief William Reinisch, reported injured in a crash on Highway 40 while en route to Big Spring, was stated to be recuperating at home. The incident occurred Thursday with local officials confirming his condition and recovery progress.
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Ava
Reinisch
William Reinisch
Big Springe
Circus War Comes to Lawrence as Two Shows Battle
Rival circuses Robbins Brothers and Hagenbeck and Wallace prepare distinct attractions for Lawrence. Robbins Brothers return with Buck Jones and the Human Fly. Hagenbeck and Wallace tout a Wait Wait Wait campaign, aiming for a strong crowd on circus day with parades, afternoon and evening shows.
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Circus
Corporation
Robbins: Brothers
Lawrence
Robbins Brothers
Hagenbeck
Wallace
American Circus Corporation
Hagenbeck and Wallace
Floto
John Robinote
al G. Barnes
Obbins Brothers
Buck Jones
Lawrenc
Judge Denies Acquittal in Dr Snook Murder Trial
In Ohio, Judge Henry L Scarlett overruled a defense motion for a directed verdict of acquittal in the first degree murder trial of Dr. James H Snook charged with killing Ora Hix. Defense argued the state failed to prove premeditation with evidence limited to a coroner finding of severing the jugular vein. The court noted the indictment did not specify whether death resulted from hammer blows or vein severance. The judge’s ruling preceded closing arguments by Prosecutor Peyl C Hicks.
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Peyl C. Hicks
Tragedy at St Louis Roller Coaster Prompt Dates
A 15 year old girl and a 23 year old man were killed after being thrown from a roller coaster at an amusement park in St Louis. They fell from about 40 feet while the ride paused atop the incline. Two ride employees were arrested by the coroner. The girl’s name was Helen Brockmeyer and reports say the man suffered a broken neck.
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St. Louis
Helen Brockmeyer
Eudora Picnic Schedule Mentioned In Fragment
Fragment mentions the Eudora C P A picnic planned for Wednesday and Thursday August 14 and 15 with unclear details about location cost and advance notices. The text is garbled and lacks concrete entities beyond the event name and dates.
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Eudora C. P. A
Society Girl Lands In Soviet Jail As Spy
Miss Mary Van Ens saeler Cogswell of New York, niece of J Pierpont Morgan, arrived in Moscow penniless in borrowed clothes after clashes with European officials and red tape. She was jailed as a spy during the recent American tour of the Soviet Union after becoming the first person to cross the Soviet frontier openly without a Russian visa. Also with her was Mrs. Mabel Ingalls of New York, who shared much of the ensuing adventures.
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Moscow
Mary Van_Enssaeler
Cogswell
New York
Mabel Ingalls
Jt Pierpont Morgan
Soviet Union
Miss Cogswell
Jamie
The
Union
Four University Men Survive Car Bus Collision Near Indianapolis
Four young men connected with the university and town escaped serious injury when a bus struck their car driven by Dorman O Leary near Indianapolis. O Leary and his brother Ted, a university basketball candidate, were hospitalized with elbow and cuts, Ted with severe cuts and possible fracture. Alex Hodges, ex KU football star, suffered a badly wrenched back but was not hospitalized. Sennett Kirk escaped unharmed. O Leary, assistant treasurer of Fidelity Savings and Trust in Kansas City, had been returning from an eastern trip. his brother met him in New York. Hodges, Fordham assistant librarian, was en route to his mother and brother Gregory, a former KU football star and Kansas City University Law School graduate. Kirk was traveling back to school from the east. The car rolled three times, ending in a ditch. Hodges plans to bring Ted home later this week, while Mr O Leary remains in hospital for about fourteen days.
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Dorman O’leary
O Leary
Indianapolis
Ind
R. O’leary
Ted
Methodist Hospital
O’leary
Alex Hodges
K. U
Sennett Kirk
Mr. O'Leary
Fidelity Savings and Trust Company
Kansas City
New York
Hodges
Fordham University
New York City
Gregory
University Law School of
Kirk
Ted O'Leary
Arranges Car Stop at Camp Whiteside Sunday
John Robinson of Union Pacific in Lawrence arranges for a motor car to stop at Camp Whiteside next Sunday for visitors to guard units. Connections at Topeka depart Lawrence 9 13 a m. Round trip fare 25 cents. Tickets valid Saturday through Sunday 7 am. Merchants Bureau supports Sunday mess with ice cream and papers.
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John Robinson
Union ~ Pacific
Lawrence
Camp Whiteside
Topeka
John Parker
the Merchants
Rankin Completes Nonstop Coast Flight to Caliente
Tex Rankin, famed aviator, completed a nonstop coast to coast flight from Canada to Mexico landing in Caliente Mexico after 13 hours 7 minutes 49 seconds from Vancouver B C The 1350 mile journey averaged over 100 mph despite headwinds and used about 75 gallons of gasoline with an eighty horsepower four cylinder engine.
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Ee Caliente
Mexico
Canada
Tex
Rankin
Portland
Ore
Vancouver
B.C
Hireenower
Grant great granddaughters inherit Cronan will sums
In New Haven on August 13 a probate order distributed Captain William P Cronan's will. Two Grant Cronan great granddaughters, Elizabeth Grant Cronan and another, receive 51 150 each from the estate. The deceased, a retired U S Navy officer, died in San Diego Chile.
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New Haven
Conn
Ulysses S. Grant
William P.cornan
United States Navy
San Diego
Chellie
Biscuit Firms May Merge Between Pacific Coast and Kansas City
Moritz Thomsen, president of the Pacific Coast Biscuit, Seattle, confirms reports that his firm is considering a merger with the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. of Kansas City, with conversations at preliminary proposal stage. For sale pedigreed Boston screw tail male pup. Dr H W Hayne 925 Mo St Adv.
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Seattle
Wash
Moritz Thomsen
The
Pacific Coast Biscuit
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Kansas City
Boston
H.W. Hayne
Iowa and Kansas tax woe discussed by joint committee
Members of the Iowa legislative taxation committee met with Kansas state tax commission and state tax code commission in Topeka to compare taxation systems. They debated income and intangible taxes, property assessments, and sales taxes while outlining plans for potential new tax structures in both states. Iowa officials including Governor Clyde M. Reed were visited after the morning session.
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Topeka
Iowa
Riouds
Clyde M. Reed
Lewis
H. Cook
Des Moines
Lowa
C. F. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Legislative’ Committee
C. L. Rigby
Stanwood
Kossuth
Knoxville
John E Brindle
Iowa State College
Ames
Rabies Confirmed in Two Dogs by Manhattan Pathology
Dr E G L Harbour received a telegram from the pathology department at Manhattan confirming two dogs had rabies. One owned by Roy Lawrance was kept under observation for over a month before its head was sent in. the other was not. An Airedale mentioned as well. Dr Bogue attending a meeting at Detroit noted rabies was widespread in the state and urged caution. The department advised Pasteur treatment for anyone bitten by either dog.
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E. G. L. Harbour
Pathology Department
Manhattan
Roy Law‘rence
Airdale
Jim
Monroe
Summer Quiet Reigns in County Courthouse
The county courthouse shows vacation calm this morning with quiet offices and little court or tax activity. Probate judge pro tem C E H Lindley swore in during Judge L H Menger’s vacation. Acting county attorney SG A B Martin handles cases as numbers dwindle. other staff depart for camps and vacations while Deputy Treasurer L E Hoover and family head to Wooded Hills Arkansas.
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C. EH. Lindley
L. H. Menger
Lindley
A. B. Martin
Harry Frazee
National Guard
Hugh ‘Means
Santa Fe
N. M
Ethel High
Salina
L. E.hoover
Wooded Hills
Ark
Belle Plaine Man Missing After Fire Loss
Belle Plaine Kan August 13 A P intensive search for H FE White 63 prominent merchant continues after he vanished from his home Saturday night seven days after his furniture and hardware store burned hard. He wore old clothes a hat and left money and checks in his billfold. his son Ivan was away. White a widower in ill health had been living with his son.
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Belle Plaine
Kan
H. FE. White
White
Ivan White
World Jamboree Over as 50,000 Scouts Depart
At Arrowe Park England on August 13, tens of thousands of Boy Scouts left the camp in farewell. The world jamboree ended with about 50 thousand youths heading home to nearly fifty countries. Contingents toured the grounds and bade comrades goodbye as dawn broke. Separate classified note seeks buyers for used cars and a vacant lot at 9th and Vt Streets.
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Arrowe Park
England
Ashees Park
Arewell
Comrad
9Th and
Sts
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Studebaker Corporation of America
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Studebaker Museum
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University of Kansas
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J.T. Skinner
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Jament
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Bureau of Standards
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