Case of Reds Now to Federal Court
Boston Aug 1 AP Arthur D Hill for Sacco and Vanzetti said no action taken after a conference with Chief Justice Hall and Justice Sisk. Massachusetts Supreme Court refused to intervene. defense plans writ of certiorari to the U S Supreme Court and a stay of execution to print the record.
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Boston
aArthur D. Hill
Sacco
Vanzetti
Hall
James H. Sisk
Massachusetts Superior Court
Hill
Justice Hall
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Nicola Sacco
Bartolamer Vanzetti
Charlestown
United States Supreme Court
Arthur D. Hill
Washington
Fitchburg
Mur Manne
Musmanna
Berlin
Massachusett Supreme Court
Uunionists
Vanzetti Insanity Claims Reported After Court News
Attorney Musmanno told reporters Vanzetti was in an awful mental state and demanded a wireless in his cell while Sacco remained calm during the court decision. Both men, along with Celestine Ma deiros, were moved to the death house, showing no outward distress as they walked with guards through the corridor.
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Michael A. Musmanna
William Hendry
State
Vanzetti
Musmanna
Warden Hendry
Musmanno
Musmann
Sacco
Vanzet
T Sacen
Celestine Madeiros
On Guard in New York Public safety orders issued at 38 o'clock
New York key commissioner ordered guard reinforcement at public buildings and subways after information that Massachusetts Supreme Court refused relief toNicely Succo and Bartolo Ave. The dispatch cites Italy’s case and the broader context of the Death Watch surrounding the Sacco and Vanzetti era.
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New York
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Nicaly Succo
Bartolo
APJ
Pomeo Vanzetti
Guard i
Socialist Party
Durelts Supreme Court
World Wide General Strike Demanded Over Sacco Vanzetti
In Boston the Sacco Vanzetti defense committee announced plans for a death watch at the Community church during the scheduled execution. A world wide general strike was called for August 22 if legal avenues fail to save the two men. The committee urged unions and allied bodies to confer and prepare for coordinated action.
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ro-Vanzetti
Boston
API
Ben
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Sacco-Venzetti Defense Committee
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Van Zetti's Sister Arrives to See Imprisoned Brother
Miss Tuigia Vanzetti, sister of Bartolomeo Vanzetti, reached New York on the Aquitania to visit her brother Nicola Sacco in Boston. She said she came as a sister not a propagandist and hoped to urge a priestly return to childhood faith, while admitting both are atheists.
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New York
Tuigia Vanzetti
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Aquitania
Vanzetti
Fuller
Massachusetts
Traily
Sacco
Vigilance in Chicago after Sacco Vanzetti ruling
Chicago police doubled guard at the federal building and formed emergency riot squads following Massachusetts high court’s refusal to intervene in the Sacco and Vanzetti case. radicals under surveillance, a handbill distributor fined, and protests echoed from Berlin and Belgium urging a retrial.
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Chicago
A.P
Federal
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Sacco
Vanzetti
William O'Connor
Sacco-Vanzetti
German Plane to Start Tomorrow from Cologne
Washington report says Germany plans trans Atlantic flight from Cologne “any time tomorrow after mid day” depending on weather. Route chosen by conditions will determine the U S aim and point of arrival.
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Washington
Wave Department
Germania
Cologne
United States
Bound Over for Forgery Three Men Will Face Charges at Next Term of Court
Three men bound over to the next term of the district court on forgery charges. Fred Ottinger and Christopher Letcher had preliminary hearings. bonds set at 2000 dollars each. Jess Sears also bound over with a 1000 dollar bond after waiving prelim. Two killed in train wreck at Gregory Landing Mo. Chicago Burlington and Quincy Train No 10. Arch McNeill of Brawley Calif. killed. another unidentified man believed in wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ottinger
District Court
Justice of the Peace
Clark
Christopher Letcher
Ottinger
Jess Sears
Justice Clark
Sears
Keokuk, Ja
Gregory Landing
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Arch McNeill
Brawley
California
Kansas Forecast Indicates Fair Weather with Weekend Warmth
Kansas forecasts show generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with warmer highs. West and north central areas see clearer skies tonight while roads vary from good in Dodge City and Coffeyville to rough in Arkansas City and Emporia, with Salina and Hutchinson conditions improving to fair or flooding risk noted. Douglas County reports good roads.
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Kansas
Dodge City
Coffeyville
Arkansas City
Emporia
Pittsburg
Salina Fair
Hutchingen Fair
Douglas County
New Low Temperature Records Set in Kansas
Kansas City and Topeka recorded new low temperatures for the date with 57 and 55 degrees respectively. Cool conditions spread across the state, with Goodland at 44, Concordia 52, and Dodge City 54 as clear skies followed ten days of rain and flood damage in central and southeastern districts.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Kans
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Goodland
Colorado Line
Concordia
Dodge City
Giants Pummeled in Seventh by Pirates Deluge
The Pittsburgh Pirates toppled the New York Giants by rallying in the seventh inning of the opener. Larry Benton allowed one run before a barrage of hits derailed him. Kiki Cuyler hit a bases loaded triple as Dutch Henry came on, and Ben Cantwell finished. Rogers Hornsby hit his 21st and Terry his 14th for New York in a losing effort.
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New York
Pitttsburgh Pirates
Larry Benton
Benton
Giants
Larry
Dutch Henry
Kiki Cuyler
Henry
Ben Cantwell
Jacksonville
Heaton
Barnhart
Wright
Rogers Hornsby
Terry
Hornsby
APPROVE SEATING PLANS FOR TUNNEY DEMPSey FIGHT
Chicago August 19 AP Most seating plans for the Tunney Dempsey heavyweight championship bout on September 22 were approved today by the South Park commissioners. Tickets go on sale Monday morning at the Palmer House. Tex Richard, promoter, said arrangements should receive park commission approval early next week. Seat prices range from 5 to 40 dollars tax included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Park Commissioners
Palmer Hose
Tex Richard
Park Commission
Two Die in Williamson Police Gun Battle
In Williamson West Virginia two factions of the police clashed in the street early today. Off icers D W Deerfield and Harvey McGuire were killed. Julius Lawson and James Kirkpatrick surrendered to county authorities. The long standing strife had pitted regulars against deposed officers.
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Williamson
W. Va
D. W. Deerfield
Harvey McGuire
Julius Lawson
James Kirkpatrick
Deerfield
McGuire
Lawson
Kirkpatrick
Kansas state committee re-elects officers and names new vice presidents
Junction City Kansas reports the Kansas state committee re-elected officers at Camp Whitside and added two new vice-presidents. Attendance rose to 50 due to late arrivals delayed by high water. Sub-committee reports inspected Kansas National Guard departments with officers acting as guides. Names include Richard Whitcomb, Wilder Metcalf, Herbert Roher, Carl Kapka, A D Lespurgeon, and Robert Wratt. Sedalia Missouri notes federal raids on bootlegging near the state fair with 21 agents arresting seven people. The Broadview Inn with Maytar Gyrofoam washer mentioned.
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Junction City
Kans
Kansas State Committee
Camp Whitside
Kansas National Guard
Camn Whitside
Lost fliers search continues over Pacific horizon
AP reports renewed search for missing Dole flight crew and Mildred Doran after a derelict biplane and life raft with a dead woman’s body were found at sea. Reward funds total $45,000 as crews ride out favorable weather awaiting rescue or recovery of Frost, Scott, Pedlar, Knope, and Doran.
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Los Angeles
E. W.eros
Alhanbia
Evening Express
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Mildred Doran
Flint
Mich
John A. Pedlar
Vilas R. Knope
Oakland
Honolulu
John W. Frost
Gordon Scott
George Hearst
James Dole
William Matiuska
Michigan
Miss Doran
San Francisco Examiner
Flying school teacher aboard Miss Doran in Dole race
The Miss Doran and three crew members John Augey Pedlar Lieut Vilas R Knope faced drift after provisioning only two gallons of water for three people. The plane carried a light larder including chicken sandwiches hot chocolate malted milk tablets mint condensed fruit and water as they navigated the Pacific en route to Hawaii.
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San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Mildred Doran
John Augey
Vilas R. Knope
Hawaii
Jvic
Frowns on Volunteer Air Mail Carrier Requests
Washington Aug 19 AP Postmaster General New opposes granting permission for trans oceanic fliers to carry official mail on their flights. Paul Redfern’s Brunswick Ga to Brazil trip request was denied. New argues the small mail quantity and uncertain departure times render air mail by that method impractical. Byrd expedition authorization remains limited to a small mail quantity while other requests are rejected.
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Washington
New
Paul Redfern
Brunswick
Brazil
America
Richard E. Byrd
Lindbergh Flies Over Midwest Cities in Busy Day
Charles A. Lindbergh's Spirit of St Louis completed multiple flyovers from Wichita to St Joseph and Davenport with stops at Leavenworth and Junction City. crowds estimated at 16 000 watched maneuvers as he praised St Joseph airport progress and tested the newly built George A McClellan monoplane. He also visited Fort Leavenworth and Camp Whitside during the tour, sending a brief note of regret for not stopping at Junction City.
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Davenport
Iowa
Charles A. Lindberg
St. Joseph
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wichita
Spirit of St. Louis’ and Was Greeted By Mayor L. ¥. Stigall
Pony Express
Lindbergh
Missouri, National Guard
Joseph Corby
W. E. Stringfellow
John A. McNeely
George A. McClellen
Carl H. Wolfley
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Junction City
Fort Riley
Camp Whitside
St. Louis
Art
Kansas National Guard
Trip to Yellowstone Plans By President Coolidge
President Coolidge was expected to announce a Yellowstone trip next week, leaving from a state game lodge Sunday night and traveling through Billings and Livingston, Mont. The party would enter by the north entrance for about five days to a week, with two side stops midweek before returning to duties in Washington.
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Rapid City
Coolidge
Yellowstone National Park
State Game Lodge
Billings
Livingston
Mont
Alter Embezzlement Tragedy Hits Rossville Bank
Topeka Aug 19 AP Embezzlement uncovered at Rossville State Bank after examiners found a 30000 shortage. Cashier I B Alter shot and killed himself in the bank as state bank department inspectors arrived to review the books. Roy L Bone state bank commissioner announced the findings.
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Topeka
I. B. Alter
Rossville
Gas meeting unites Kansas towns over utility issues
About 100 officials from over forty cities attended the Topeka convention on Kansas gas problems. The gathering formed a gas research committee to study supplies financing and pipelines with plans to share data among cities and extend contracts for review. John G. Stutz called the action a unity of purpose surpassing expectations.
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Maeré
League of Kansas
John G. Stutz
League
Topeka
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Texas
O. E. Carr
Hort Worth
Clly
C. A. Winder
Department of Utilities
Walter F. Jones
Hutchinson
Albert B. Martin
League of Kansas Municipalities
Lawrence
A. H. ‘Strickland
Winfield
Tra
FB. Burns
A. V. Roberts
Wichita
Ralph T. Ceil
Harry €. Bowman
Newton
John .G. Stutz
Stutz
Smoky Hill River Rises Slows Flood Hits Salina
In Salina, Aug 19, the Smoky Hill river rose about an inch hourly, widening flood damage across the north and west town areas while the Dry Creek flood receded and the business district no longer faced threat. The river remains higher than Wednesday night, with continued high water throughout the city.
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Salina
Smoky Hill
Dry Creek
Old Glory Ready To Go Curtiss Field
Old Glory the Fokker trimotor completed its final test and was pronounced ready for take-off. Lloyd Berthaud and James D Hill indicated only that the runway should be in good shape for a possible Rome flight tomorrow, barring more rain.
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Curtiss
N. Yi
A.P
Lloyd Bertaud
James D. Hill
Rome
Pictures of Dempsey Sharkey Fight Shipped Fined 600
William Sievers was fined 600 in federal court for interstate transportation of fight films promoting the Dempsey Sharkey bout. He planned to proceed with planned showings in St Louis Kansas City and St Joseph despite the ruling.
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St. Louis
William Sievers
Sievers
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Old Ironsides Celebrates 115th Victory Anniversary
The Constitution, the U S Navy frigate undergoing reconstruction at Boston Navy Yard, was flag-draped to honor the 115th anniversary of its victory over the British ship Guerriere. The event marks a historic milestone for the famed frigate once known as Old Ironsides.
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Boston
A.P
United States
Constitution
Navy Yard
Tronsides
Frits Pays the Tax Early Paper Notice
An early edition of The Journal-World will publish at noon tomorrow to allow time for repairs in the mechanical department. Employees must complete their work and vacate the area while J.T. Constant handles the repair work.
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iAn
Journal-World
J.T. Constant
WS. Cady
Kansas
K. C
The
Press
Cleveland Ohio
Cady
Journal- World
Hutchinson
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Fredonia
Lindbergh longs to return incognito to Madison
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, finishing his nation wide tour, says he wants to go back to Madison incognito and relax a while. He spoke with University of Wisconsin professor P H Hyland at Grand Rapids about his plans and his contract end date. Lindbergh recalls his nearly two years as a Madison student and hopes to slip in unnoticed to visit old friends.
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Madison
Wis
AYP
Charles A. Lindbergh
P. H. Hyland
University of Wisconsin At
Data Questers Seek Fort Downer Ties to Indian War Posts
Curtis Hesse and Ernest Kaisen, both at the University Museum, plan a week long western state trip to locate historical data on early Indian warfare. They reference Fort Downer, a short lived 1866 67 post on the old Butterfield route, now missing from records. Hesse seeks tips on its probable site between Fort Hays and Fort Wallace.
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Curtis Hesse
Ernest Natesen
University Museum
Downner
Butterfield
Patchers
Custer
Fort Hays
Fort Wallace
Hesse
Ernest Kaisen
American Museum
Mr. Kaisen
Wyoming
Jost Fort
Record Cool August 19 In Topeka Lowest In Four Decades
Topeka recorded a low of Aa degrees at 5:20 am, the coolest August 19 in at least four decades. Kansas saw 44 degrees at Goodland, with Concordia 42 and Dodge City 54. Clear skies and light showers in the northeast accompanied dry conditions statewide.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Goodland
S. D. Flora
Concordia
Dodge City
Transcripts and transfers surge at KU term start
Registrar George O. Foster reports a flood of requests for advanced standing and transcripts as university admission nears. He notes 4910 to 5% requests and about 590 transcripts from high school graduates aiming to enter the university this fall. Principals are just returning from vacations and submitting delayed transcripts.
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George O. Foster
Foster
Campbell to Join Yankees in 1928 Spring Training
Archie Campbell right handed pitcher from Wichita Western League club is sold to the New York Yankees. The purchase price is not disclosed and Campbell will report for 1928 spring training. Kansas City connections and press personnel shifts noted in the same dispatch.
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Wichita Club
Selle
New York Yankees
Wichita
Kas
Aug
Archie Campbell
Art Griggs
Campbell
Yankees
Haskell Institutes Expands Graduate Courses This Fall
Haskell Institute plans higher scholastic standards this fall with four courses for high school graduates and enrollment limits favoring students nine grade and up. New two year programs in physical education normal training home economics and business training will start this fall, with primary enrollments limited due to capacity. About 850 applications expected, with 630 returning from last year, bringing total near 600 and enrollment up. Additional enrollments to come later. many refused applications may be reconsidered. Publicity from last fall pow wow boosts interest, pre enrollment letters show demand for physical education. business course also popular while normal training and home economics may be lighter. New instructors added, some old staff leave. C M Blair to retire next week. The new administration building will not be ready at opening but should be completed early winter.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
C.M. Blair
Retsien
Kaskell
Sehool
Visiting in Lawrence by Weatherbys and kin
Dr and Mrs LeRoy Weatherby and daughter Miss Virginia of San Diego are in Lawrence visiting relatives due to Mrs W T Griffiths illness. Mrs Griffith is at Bell Memorial hospital Kansas City. The Weatherbys have travelled 7000 miles in their car visiting Washington Victoria Vancouver Lake Louise Glacier and Yellowstone. Weatherby teaches chemistry at USC and studied in summer at the University of Washington. He is a KU graduate and brother of E S Weatherby. Two see prosperity and optimism follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy S$. Weath
Erby
Virginia
San Diego
Cal
Lawrence
Weatherby
Lake Louise
Glacier
Yellowstone Parks
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
University of Washington
K. U
E. S. Weatherby
Law Fence Business College
Inspectors Probe Local Theatres For Censorship Compliance
Mrs W S Cady of Fredonia inspector for the Kansas State board of review of motion pictures visited the city to ensure films are shown as censored. The board routinely checks exhibitors and targets violations of the law. L E Willoughby, Ag College farm specialist, and county agent A J Gilkison will assist farmers with lime plot plans on Monday and Tuesday hoping to set out ten to twelve plots this fall. Buy a Chevrolet and enjoy the difference every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Cady
Fredonia
Kansas State Board of Review of Motion
Ictunes
Boar
L. E. Willoughby
Kansas State Agricultural College
A. J. Gilkison
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T. B., Reed
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President Coolidge
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