Four Killed As Freight Train Hits Motor Car
A Katy freight train fatally struck a motor car carrying four youths and three girls near Walnut Kansas, killing Blair Erney 18 Donald Dalton 18 Ona Pa Lee 16 Helen Lee 14. The injured include Marie Squires 14 Ghulys Squires 16 and Faced others. Funeral plans for the Dead and hospital care for the injured were reported as authorities investigate the warning efforts by the conductor.
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Walnut
Kan
Katy
Blair Erney
Kimball
Kansas
Donald Daliant
Onepa Lee
Helen Lee
Marie
Squires
Ghulys
V'Elack
New Country Club Road Nearing Completion
Road construction near the Country club connects to the fort road south of the Jess Willan place. When dry and surfaced, the new route will provide year round access from Fourth street to the club grounds with a swift approach to the fort road. The road is not open yet and a formal completion notice will follow the final surface work and opening announcements.
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Country Club
Jess] Willan Place
Wahlen
Sur At
Enrancée
Fourth Street
Foity Road
Dollar Day in Lawrence Sparks Store Ads Tomorrow
A local newspaper previews a Dollar Day in Lawrence set for Thursday. Stores plan large value promotions and special advertisements detailing offerings and rejit values. The feature promises a big shopping event with deep discounts and notable customer interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants of Lawrence
Lawrence
Ax Suvey
Kansas Forecast Misspellings and Temperatures Snapshot
Weather brief notes a fair forecast for tonight with a cooler trend in the west and North Central regions. It references yesterday's temperature readings and today’s expected maximum and minimum figures, though some words are garbled.
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Kansas
Townley to Appeal Case in Supreme Court
Townley, president of the Nonpartisan League, and Joseph Gilbart, manager of the league's organization department, filed notice they would seek a supreme court appeal on October 10. They were convicted for opposing enlistments and purchasing Liberty bonds during the war and for predicting U S bankruptcy, urging funds be invested in Nonpartisan League grain elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
Washington
League
Joseph Gilbart
Supreme Court
Minnesot
United States
Irish Sinn Fein in Dublin talks on British peace offer
Public meetings and secret Sinn Fein sessions in Dublin focus on crafting a reply to Britain’s peace proposals. Eamon de Valera’s circle and emissary Harry at Rowland play pivotal roles as MPs debate whether to seek full dominion or broader settlement with Great Britain.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Great Britain
Eamon de Valera
Alearues
Ani Dhe
Harry
Rowland
de Vas Ilera
United States
Ireland
Ahper
Nbt
Offtc
Lloyd George
Freland Bey
Panada
Australia
Southerd
Stan Fein
Marriage Licenses Granted in Douglas County Probate Court
Licenses issued by Judge L Li Menger in Douglas County probate court included Curtis Gińnn and Fura Q. Engel of Le Tiwaod, and Alpha Stone with Minute 3B Starling of Topeka. The ceremony followed license granting and was conducted by Judge Menger.
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L. Li. Menger
Doulas County
Gi¢nn
Curtiss
Fura Q. ‘Engel
le Tiwaod
Valling
Lawrence
BF. Foldsbs
Kix
Ienger
Starling
Topeka
Menker
Forged Check Passed at Weaver Store
A stranger tried to cash a $33 check alleged to be signed by Dr O B Henry at Lawrence National Bank. The check was cashed Saturday around 7 pm, Sheriff Winthrop Johns reported. Authorities found the signature fraudulent and that the check was drawn on a bank where Dr Henry does not conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Henry
Lawrence National Ibank
Iit
Weaver Store
Winl Johns
Granted a Continuance in Murder Indictment Case
In Los Angeles on August 22 a week's continuance was granted to Mrs. Madalynne Oberehain and Arthur Burgh who pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging them with the murder of Elton Kennedy. They had traveled to Clearfield to attend a camp meeting yesterday with Rev. S. Alet and family Welch and Which Chiraprhetors.
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Los Angeles
Jelton Kennedy
Madalynne Oberehain
Arthur ¢ Burgh
Clearfield
Levy at meeting shapes budget for commissioners
A city commission plans final vote on next year’s levy to fund interest and sinking requirements. Finance Commissioner Stevenson notes a prior action that slightly raises this year’s levy. The panel must certify the levy to the county clerk by Thursday.
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T. €. Stevenson
Reomissioner
Atgention
Mer
Fomal Hy
Uscil
Divorce Asked in Vaughn County Court
Suit filed this morning by W. M. Keefer against Gertrude Keefer for divorce alleging cruelty. Earlier an action in May against M. Keefer denied Gertrude Keefer's petition. Also mentions Velie demonstrator, Fred Dano, and various court actions, plus a note on cold weather and overcoats in Colorado Springs and a custody warrant in Emmettsburg Iowa.
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Vaughs County
W. MM
Keefer
Gertrude Keefer
Tver
M. Keefer
Iowa
Judge Boyd Appointed in Federal Case on Child Unconstitutional Ruling
Judge James E. Boyd oversees a federal case challenging a state child measure as unconstitutional. The proceeding centers on the legality of a national policy affecting children and its alignment with federal law and constitutional standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Boyd
Federal Court
Labo Supreme Court of States
Fire claims lives at Macon hotel as guests trapped
Fire at the Brown Hafise in Macon Georgia killed three confirmed and left many more missing or injured. About 150 guests were reported to be in the hotel when an explosion of chemicals and a gas like odor tore through the structure. Escape routes were blocked by smoke and flames trapping guests on upper floors. Several men jumped or were carried to safety as workers fought the blaze. Authorities feared the death toll would rise as the building was explored.
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Gremen
John K. Hays
Secon
Teath
Burns
Macon Hospit
Jan Adje Rug Stare
G. D. Guillen
Failure of Trippe and Company Shocks New York Markets
The New York stock exchange announced the failure of Trippe and Company, a long-established commission house formed four years ago from partners Gadroel, Woolses, William dd. Paine i, and John d. Gillies. The collapse, a surprise to many, was blamed on shrinkage in collateral security values over the last six months and mounting obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trippe and Company
New York Stock Exchange
Maitamerts
Phoenix Flood Damages and Evacuations Reported
Flooding floods Phoenix with damage estimated at 300000 dollars to the state capital. Basements with irreplaceable records drowned. two state brigades called to secure food and shelter as residents in north Phoenix move to higher ground. Also mentions Farm Finance Bill passage and Kansas clergy visits.
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Tove
Phoenix
Arizona
Liva
Soar
H. M. Alexander
Suri
Northstar Phoenix
Ruby Slusser Found Safe After Rural Kidnapping Search
Ruby Slusser, 12, daughter of Ma and Mrs W Q Slusser, of rural Route 3 in Kadivika township near Lecompton, disappeared Saturday afternoon while carrying a license and a few dresses. A neighborhood-wide search extended into Lawrence, ending when a neighbor found her near a rest room and her father retrieved her. family and police speculate about no clear motive for the departure, noting she liked school work and had no complaints about farm life.
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Ruby
Slussery
Wi QO. Slusser
tLecompton
Kajiwaka
Lawrence
Na Saeson
Ruby Shold
Doleas Chaunty
Kadivika
Teachers Institute Opens Morning at Lawrence High School
Dokrylas County teachers gathered for the annual Teachers Institute at Lawrence High School with about forty enrolled. The event includes a basket lunch and conference sessions hosted by school boards and university affiliates at the University of Kansas.
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Dokrylas
Norrath
Lawrence High Schoo
Berdly
Selina
University of Kansas
Uoonty
Sermon by Evangelist Zahner Draws Big Crowd at Wood-Ink Park
Evangelist Zahner preached a morning sermon urging durable lives and fear of God. In the afternoon he delivered a three sermon series to the young people from the text Heoman tale and eth afiler God eres hie. Evening services set for 8 o'clock with daily meetings at 10 30 and 2 30 and 7 30 through the week. Mrs. Wh C Simons and Dorothea Simons left for Tulsa for a weeklong visit. Mr and Mrs C W Maloney were also noted in the report.
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Zabniser
Eyanjoyme
Zahner
Wh. C. Simons
Delph Sinjang
Dorothea Simons
Tulsa
Okla
Tor
C. W. Maloney
Local Guardsmen in Camp At Fort Riley
Kansas National Guard units train in annual maneuver at Fort Riley. Commanders praise discipline and efficiency in drills, with Lawrence company leading in track meets and overall camp performance. An on-site wind and rainstorm tests tents as soldiers maintain readiness for upcoming maneuvers and mock combat scenarios.
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Lawrence
Kansas National. Guard
Fort Riley
Jel Ep Real
General C. J. Tin
Saterdayning
Bray Reed
Jackan
Nba
Hecomi
Ohl Suert
Newson
Costa Rica Occupation Dispute Elicits State Department Opinion
Officials report the United States State Department sees no valid reason for Costa Rica to delay occupying disputed territory. A forthcoming Turmal event in the Pacific region is anticipated as the boundary controversy develops.
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Hiiche
Panama
State Department
Costa
Ried
Iyiet
Husband at murder of wife in Porterville tale grows
Porterville California August 22 Walter H eee was found dead on a ranch two miles from the town. Alexander Bachman shot and killed his wife Mrs Bachman after a tense confrontation in the presence of both men. Bachman then fired a shotgun and died. Sheriff’s posse searches for Walter Alexander as the killing is investigated as a possible suicide or murder by poisoning and a struggle at the ranch.
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Tigeterville
Walter H. Eee
Alexander
Smith
Betieveyl
Cork
Jeanhingel
Shearte
Buepman
Terville
Caliornia
Rachman
Mar Rigs
Walter H. Allexander
Yen
Guotadas
Bachman
Tranch
H. B. Collins
Here
Algsanier
Reedman
Tsbamithe
Titschman
A |Lindsay
Bachmuh
Baghran
Flackman
Porterville
Collings
Alexander Aed
Jay
Hen
Mexican bandits murder American youth near Paso
Reported Aug 22 that Bennett Boyd, 16 or 17, of El Paso, was ambushed and killed by Mexican bandits on Aug 18 near the Coretas ranch about 60 miles south of Hachita NM. His father J J Boyd rushed to the scene, while his mother and sister remain in Los Angeles. Boyd had been abducted with his cousin two years earlier for ransom. The case follows long-standing tensions along the border. Sweden reports a 1920 population of over 4.9 million, up about 7,000 since 1864, per Central Bureau preliminary figures.
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Paso
Bennett Be
Fl Paso
Mexico
Imers
Ini
el Paso
Boyd
Coretas Ranch
Hachita
New Mexico
Cecil Boyd
J. J. Boyd
Onde
Atl Hachita
Gordy 1
Hillsboro
Los Angeles
California
Bennett Boyd
Cdf ‘Boyd
Kidnenpel
United States
Sweden
Stockholm
Centralia Bureau
Miners Set to Return to Work as Howat Appeals
SAS conferred by the Industrial Court of Kansas with T. Martin and adjutant general to seek steps for peace in the Pittsburgh field district. Alex Howat, president of the Kansas miners union, faced jail on September 8 if the union would strike. hearings were held after striking mines in violation of the union operators agreement.
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Chay
T. Martin
Gard
Pitts
Regi
Alex Howat
Kansas Miners” Union
Topeka
Kansas
Indianapolis
Pony
Reliance Coal
Eg Pany
Kansha
Sofmerica
Whi Alex
Howat
Uninn
Mir
Giant ZR-2 Dirigible Prepares for Transcontinental Flight
Lakehurst New Jersey August 2 ninety naval officers and enlisted men gather at the station to support the giant airship ZR-2 as it noses down for the completions of a transcontinental journey. More than $6 010 has been spent on the ship and hundreds more on equipment and lighting to illuminate the sky for the launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
Naval Office
Joe
Daw
Chester Is Arrested In Connection With Florence Barton Death
Kansas City police arrested Joseph Hartfielt Chester and Edward Jet after a search of a motor car. Three men were found with a .44 caliber pistol and ammunition. Hartnett was a witness. ONeill is described as an ex felon.
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Kansas City
Chester
Joseph Hartfielt
Edward Jet
Pollice
Florence Barton
Hartnett
O'Neill
Recovered Car Leads to Arrests in Local Case
An officer and three Negro suspects were involved in recovering a stolen vehicle on Saturday night. Squire Rosk, a seventeen year old described as leader, faces charges as the Kansas City officer reports the case. Idris Baltz visits Pittsburgh after two weeks in Lawrence. Mrs Nellie Tunsimer and Mrs Grover Rothwell are mentioned with Dr Albright, chiropractor.
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Kansas
Squire Rosk
Kansas City
Idris Baltz
Pittburg
Lawrence Frignds
Nellid Tunsimer
Iattica
Ohio
Grover Rothwell
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Rameth Row
Etna Kelix
Tittybure
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Wittsburg
Muerto
Morten
de Dublin
Dublinenew
Sueme Nerve
Menger’s Court
Welch & Which
ORG
Ee Hwusband
Sghan Ceefer
Ts' Ramed
Velis Automobile
Velie
Dar
Fred Dano
Mr. Kluss Si
Asi & Ren
Stes
Mose
J. C. Stevenson
George
Kreeck
Hay
R. A. Burgert
Mt Tor
Macon
Georgi
Lion
Beenis
Patluhe
Trippe
Paanere Corporation
J. R. Cramer
Hiaward
Baldwin
R. E. Burgert
Jamily
Kansas City, Mp
Satur
Sre Rafe
Shell
Teachers Institute
Alter
Krause
Eyrelens
Pmistake Ithe
Hunlle House
Anther
Ajor Krause
Anto
Dinsmore
Gut
Trice
Manhattan
Missouri
National Guard
Stark
Morris Hills
Faustino Domingo
Ramsag Ity
Phere Eo
Iher Sieter
RT. Ysalitthe
Saat Ins
Faries
Costa ‘Rica
Apt Rich
Jong
Nrivy Department
Segreta
Henby
Etiim
Britain
Hughes
Harvey
Lord Curzon
Walter H. Alexander
J.P. Machman
Mex- Rin
Mane
Ian Kanch
SAS
Industrial Court OF
Kank
N. G
Fheir Work International
Organizate
Dirielet
England
Thia
Dr. Albright Chiropractor
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