Soviet Airplane Bound for Alaska from Moscow
A huge four motor Russian polar plane led by Sigismund Levaneffsky travels from Moscow toward Fairbanks in a test flight to study polar routes for potential Moscow to United States air service. The flight, carrying six crew, passes over the pole and heads toward Fairbanks with refueling planned before continuing to Oakland California.
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Seattle
North Pole
Fairbanks
Alaska
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Pole
Althe
Golkovsky
Corns
Nome
United States
C.S. T
Moscow
Sigismund Levaneffsky
Soviet Union
Lindbergh
Russia
Levaneffsky
Vartanian
Oakland
Calif
Coniot Kostenaieff
Levchenko
Pobezhimo
Canada
Edmonton
Alberta
Former School Teacher Charged With Murder
Cincinnati Aug 13 Detec tive Lieut George Schuttle charged Mrs Anna Hahn 31 comely former German school teacher today with murder in the death of George Gsellman 87 The warrant issued at the direction of Chief of Police Eugene Weatherly and based on a report of City Chemist C P Behrer that positive traces of metallic poison and a trace of an air poison were found in the Gsellman vital organs and viscera Police have been investigating the mysterious deaths of five persons with whom they said Mrs Hahn was friendly.
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Cincinnati
George Schuttle
Anna Hahn
George Gsellman
Eugene ‘. Weatherly
C. P. Behrer
Gsellman
Hahn
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Anna Turner in Kansas
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna R Turner 73 who died yesterday at her daughter’s home Mrs J W Stone 2101 Vermont Street will be held in Kinsley Kansas Saturday at 2 30 p m Burial will be in Trotters cemetery
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Anna R. Turner
Anna Ft. Turner
J. W. Stone
Vermont Street
Kinsley
Kan
Trotters Cemetery
Test Your Knowledge On Classified Page Answers
Seven quiz questions ask about mendrills actor relation opium source Harz mountains country citizenship laws poem author odd numbers Denmark capital age for Congress representatives and a feudal Japan self‑death method.
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Dustin Farnum
William Farnum
Harz Mountains
Denmark
Congress
Japan
Quintuplets Learn To Pull Hair In Canada
Dionne quintuplets in Callander Ontario have learned to pull hair. Dr A R Dafoe says they have been separated to prevent sudden quarrelling after the children caught colds. He emphasizes health over tourism and notes the need to keep the youngsters safe and well.
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Dionne Quintuplets
Callander
Ont
Dionne
A. R. Dafoe
Marie
Cecile
Annette
Yvonne
Emilie
Dr. Dafoe
Poison plot by mother targets two children in hotel
In St Louis a 7 year old boy died after his mother Mrs. Bengre King confessed she poisoned ham burgers. She planned to kill her 5 year old daughter and herself. She said she bought three burgers and tainted them while the children were dining. Police were informed by the father and found the boy's body. The woman, using the alias Mrs Dorothy Page, had been separated from her husband.
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St. Louis
Claude Adams
Bengre King
St. Clair
Jeannine
Jeanine
King
Dorothy Page
Rolla
Tip
Refused Admission to Conference by Non-Operating Unions
Representatives of a railroad wage protest committee were refused admission to a conference of delegates from 14 non operating unions. Individual reports were prepared on a five cent an hour wage increase negotiated in Washington and already approved by the railroads. The protest group led by Elmer Liebert denounced the non operating unions as communists and malcontents while the official delegates, described as a conservative seasoned group, prepared for the meeting.
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Chicago
Washington
Elmer Liebert
Milwaukee
Wis
George M. Harrison
C.I.0
Lawrence Notes and University Dances and Roving Rumors
Mrs. G A Graeber says her son Kenneth Graeber a KU student in Spain is not fighting Loyalists but doing journalism near Albacete. University midweek dances return with 10 cent stags fines and a sales tax on charges. Byron F Cooke at Help Yourself grocery shows off a new little shopper on wheels for customers.
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G. A. Graeber
Kenneth Graeber
University of Kansas
Spain
Albacete
Byron F. Cooke
Chute jumper is lucky in New Jersey accident
North Bergen youth Aldrich, a parachute jumper, was blown a mile by a strong wind and crashed into a house breaking a window and landing on a porch roof. Total injuries were a tear in his trousers. He had planned to land before the Governor's Day crowd at Camp Hoffman.
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Sea Girl
N. J
Op— Aldrich
North Bergen
Camp Hoffman
Shells and fires heighten terror in Chinese city
Front page report details the clash between Chinese forces and Japanese troops near Shanghai and Nanking. Chinese divisions move into Woosung and Shanghai area while American and other foreign residents seek shelter in the international settlement. British cruiser Cumberland joins Augusta to protect foreign residents as fighting continues in North China and at Nankow pass.
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Nanking
Yangtze
Chinkiang
Shanghai
Hongkew Park
Chapei
Hongkew
Woosung
Tokyo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Whangpoo River
Great Oriental
International Settlement
United States Marines
Charles F. B. Price
Soochow Creek
China
Peiping
89Th
Nankow
Manchuria
Kelgan
Tsingtao
H.M.S. Cumberland
U.S
Augusta
Sir Charles Little
Britain
Asiatic Squadron
Cumberland
Sub committee advances Black nomination amid secrecy claims
The article details congressional steps toward approving Justice Black while exposing secrecy in the nomination. Senate questions focus on whether a new post was created and the implications for emoluments, with Borah Logan and McGill weighing in on the retirement law and existing office. Dead birds are revived.
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Black
Senator Black
Roosevelt
Senate
Stephen T. Early
Early
Borah
Austin
Justice van Devanter
Idahoan
Logan
D-Ky
Cortress
D.-Ky
McGill
Curator Bathes Them and Gives Them Honey And Brandy
Chicago curator Karl Plath of Brookfield Zoo revives three South American humming birds by bathing them in warm water feeding them honey and brandy diluted with water. The revived birds lean toward their new cups and begin to respond to the nectar and light handling.
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Chicago
Expressman
Karl Plath
Brookfield 200
Plath
Eight Kidnappers Given Long Terms in O'Connell Case
Eight men identified as members of a national kidnap ring faced prison terms from 28 to 77 years for the 1933 abduction of Albany youth John J. O'Connell Jr. in a case tried in federal court at Binghamton. The defendants, remanded in shackles, heard Judge Bryant impose sentences ranging from 28 to 77 years with fines up to $10,000. two additional participants, Fischer and Burke, received three and 49 months respectively.
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Binghamton
N. Y
John J. O'Connell
Albany
Frederick H. Bryant
Manning Strewl
John Oley
Percy Geary
Charles Harrigan
Thomas Dugan
George Gargukllo
John McGlone
Harold Crowley
New York City
Frank Fischer
Thomas Burke
Hoboken
N. J
O'Connell
Lewisburg
Strews
Young Nation
Crowley
Beles Rally Tops Dodgers in eighth for 5 2 win
Vince DiMaggio clubs a three run homer as the Beles rally in the eighth produces a 5 2 triumph over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Fetta limits the Dodgers to six hits to earn his 11th win of the season. Brooklyn 200 000 000 2 6 Boston 002 000 03x 5 Hoyt Chervinko Fetta Mueller.
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RPI
Vince DiMagglo
Beles
Brooklyn Dodgers
Toway
Low Fette
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Boston
Hoyt
Chervinko
Fetta
Mueller
New York
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Phillies
Sam Leslie
Harry Danning
Philadelphia
SBS
Lamaster
Ens
Kelleher
Wilson
Hubbell
Danning
Yanks
New Yorkers
Buck Ross
Ed Smith
Gomez
Malone
Dickey
Ross
Smith
Brucker
Chicago
Cleveland
Skennedy
Rensa
Harder and
Sullivan
Washington
Marcum
Os Her
Walberg
Desautels
Appleton
R. Ferrell
St. Louis
Detroit
Hildebrand
Hemsley
Wade
Gill
York
Cowboys Sit Down Over Free Beer Demand at Streb Ranch
In Melrose Montana cowboys at the Streb ranch corral staged the first rangeland sit down strike over a barrel of beer. After an hour of mediation the Cowboys won only an hour of loaf and returned to work still thirsty while a nearby rancher refused to supply the beer. The Journal-World advertises classified ads promising quick help in recovering lost items.
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Melrose
Mont.Pi
Streb Ranch Corral
Rangeland
Journal-World
Adv
Carpenter denies opposing McGill in Democratic primary
Former Representative Randolph Carpenter of Marion Kansas denies reports that he will run against Senator George McGill in the next Democratic primary. He states strong loyalty to McGill, supports Roosevelt, and says he would consider a bid only if McGill does not run.
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Washington
GPI
Randolph Carpenter
Marion
Kan
George McGill
Kansas
McGill
Carpenter
Congress
Randolph
United States Senate
Democratc
U. S. Senate
Roosevelt
W M S Meeting At Clearfield House
Mrs Minnie Hausman hosted the W M S on Wednesday with eight members and three visitors present. Mrs Lena Breithaupt led the lesson after a short business meeting and opening with song reading and prayer.
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Minnie Hausman
Lena Breithaupt
Trabant
Everett Deay
Albert Rodewold
Valley Chapel Notes and Local Arrivals
Miss Mabel Shaw spent a few days with Mrs. Mary Thome last week. Howard Longanecker from Oak Ridge moved his tractor to the John Dunn farm and is staying with Mrs. Dunn while plowing for wheat. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Solon Markley on Wednesday to plan a dinner for the Ellis Bond sale on August 25. Miss Marie Perkins and her nephew Robert Buss of Chicago and Mrs. Ryan and daughter Margaret of (text incomplete).
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Mabel Shaw
Mary Thome
Howard Longanecker
Oak Ridge
John Dunn
Dunn
Ladies Aid
Solon Markley
Marie Perkins
Robert Buss
Chicago
Ryan
Margaret
Neighbors Gather for Supper and Visits in Lone Star Area
Shawnee Mission visited Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond on Friday of last week. Guests at supper included Mr and Mrs Clifford Christen son and Florence of Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Murray Bond and Marjorie Ann of Lone Star. Willie Pucket and children of Valley Grove spent Sunday with her parents. Mabel Shaw and Mrs Mary Thome called on Lou and Lina Matchell of Marion Center and friends in Lone Star. Winston McNees rented the A G Banks farm and plows for wheat. Ruth and Lucile Blough of Pleasant Valley visited Elizabeth Dunn. Neighborhood men helped Mrs John Banks Friday. Marie Schelhorn returned home from ten weeks at Greeley Colorado. N F Thome and W H Banning hosted Kansas City visitors Tuesday.
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Shawnee Mission
Ellis Bond
Clifford Christenson
Florence
Lawrence
Murray Bond
Marjorie Ann
Lone Star
W. J. , Curtis and
Paul
Willie Pucket
Valley Grove
Mabel Shaw
Mary Thome
Lou
Lina Matchell
Marion Center
John Donn
Elizabeth
Winston McNees
A. G. Banks
Ruth
Lucile Blough
Pleasant Valley
Elizabeth Dunn
John Banks
Marie Schelhorn
Greeley
Colo
McLouth Social Roundup Sees Visits and Tragedy
Kansas City visitors at the Thomas Chapman home include Mr. and Mrs. Jo Brenton and family and others from Lawrence Lexington and McLouth. An electrical storm near McLouth killed two farm workers Roy W. Stevens and Edward Dohrn when lightning struck the old Marshall farm. Stevens left a wife and two children, Dohrn a wife and one son. George Dick accompanied Mrs. Walter Ressmeyer to McLouth.
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Jo Brenton
Kansas City
Thomas Chapman
Ed Denny
Lawrence
Chapman Home
Ed Rainwater
John Herbert, Jr
Lexington
McLouth
H. W. Steeper
Lucille Roos
Frank Schaeffer
Ruth
W.R. Schmidt
Earl Chapman
G. M. Casebier
Country Club
Ella Jones
Robert Jones
Jones
Hal Nagle
Perry Shrader
Kari
Old Marshall Farm
Hebron
Roy W. Stevens
Edward Dohrn
M. Edward Dohrn
Mr. Dohrn
George Dick
Walter Ressmeyer
McLouth Sun
Small Town Folks Travel and Visit Across Kansas and Washington
Day after a visit at his sister’s home in Leaven Estel Chapman and Sack of Kansas City together with others plan returns after a stay in Spokane with Pat Noel and Rankin Woodhes. Alvin Means and son Dan shopped in Lawrence on Saturday. Eugene Tacs and son Tom visited Maplehill after stops at Elmer Luce and Charles Fowler homes. W R Schmidt and L H Schmidt drove to Kansas City on August 11 with L H Schmidt staying a few days.
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Leaven
Estel Chapman
Ack
Kansas City
Abet Coodhead
Spokane
Wash
Pat Noel
Rankin Woodhes
Alvin Means
Dan
Lawrence
Eugene Tacs
Tom
Maplehill
Elmer Luce
Charles Fowler
W. R. Schmidt
L. H. Schmidt
Remai
New KruGon claims ease crippling neuritis at local drug store
Local residents visit Stowits Drug Store at 9th and Mass to hear about KruGon a vegetable medical discovery said to cure crippling neuritis. Mrs. Etta Mann of Springfield testifies that after long suffering KruGon relieved sharp pains restored mobility and sleep, with claims of lasting improvement after three months.
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KruGon
Stowits
Std
Mass
Mra Etta Mann
West Nichols St
Springfield
Missouri
TuGon
Mra. Mann
KraGon
9Th
Aviay
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John J. O'Connell, Jr
Baseball Today
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Dorothy Hausman
Ollie Edler
Mable Edler
Edith Rohe
Mary Fern Rohe
Topeka
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Emma Breithaupt
ATOR
Valley Chapel
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Hamilton Motor CO
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P. & W. Bear Safety Service
Geo. Pickens
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Mrs. Mann
Etta Mann
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