Brazil Flier Paul Redfern Search Plans Under Way
Miami dispatch reports U S coast guard cutters ordered to coordinate with three Biscayne seaplanes leaving to search for Paul Redfern’s port of Brunswick flight to Brazil. Officers said 12 boats could be mobilized on two hours notice, with fuel resupply from Bahamas stations. No word on Redfern since his August 27 departure from Brunswick.
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Miami
Fla
U. S. Coast Guard
Bahamas
Beckwith Jordan
Fort Lauderisle
Biscayna Fiers
Brunswick
Paul R. Redfern
Edward Niramaier
Caribbean
Brazil
Tursk Island
Tur Tive
Dord
Fort Lauderdale
Paul B. Tedfern
Georgia
Amarrom
Fornam Huco
Bo'e
Redfern
Garupa
Paul Ben
Aviasor
Brasil
Mabhi Davis Off Till Monday Cup Event Postponed
Davis Mabhi events delayed until Monday due to rain. The vis cup tener zone schedule was read as postponed for today and moved to the upcoming Monday, affecting planned activities and participants.
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Davis Mabhi
Weather Outlook for Upper Miskippini and Great Plains
Weather outlook for the upper Mississippi and lower Mi valleys and the northern and central Great Plains. Three shower periods possible, especially in north portions with temperatures normal for Kansas. Showers or thunderstorms possible this afternoon or tonight, also Sunday in east portion and mostly fair in west portion. little temperature change. Salina drizzling. Emporia, Volive, and Hutchinson rain. Wichita rain threat. Dodge City partly cloudy. Pittsburg and Arkansas City cloudy. roads muddy except Trudge City, Pittsburg good. Kansas City fair. Wichita muddy to good. Douglas County roads slippery.
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Sipni
Great Plain
Platesa
Kansas
Salina
Emporia
Volferville
Hutchinson
Wichita
Dodge City
Pittsburg
Arkansas City
Arkansas City Fair
Douglas County
Pride of Detroit Aims to Circle World From Harbor Grace
Harbor Grace Aug 27 AP The Pride of Detroit One of the competing airplanes in the trans Atlantic attempt to circle the globe aimed to depart from Harbor Grace for Croydon England at 14 a m EST The Stinson-Detroit er carried Brock and Schree with plans to beat the 28 days 14 hours 30 minutes record set by Evans and Wells prior year The crew faced rivalry with Royal Windsor Sir John Darling and others as weather and windstorm warnings persisted along the route through Ireland and Galway Harbour Master noted tough conditions ahead
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Harbor Grace
Detroit
Croydon
England
Sir John R. Bennett
John
Te Fiyers
William S. Brock
Edward F. Schree
Brock
Schlee
Edward
Evans
Linton Wells
London
Curtiss Field
North America
Thit Wood
Duke Schiller
Selfridgefield
Mich
Windsor
Ont
Belfast
Ireland
Pride of
Galway
Free State Army
Union service in Southpark Sund features China speaker
Summer guests in Lawrence will provide sermon and song at the union service in Southpark Sund evening at T.4avelock. Rev I C Jett missionary son turrough from China will preach. Nadine Cox Milliken soloist with Brahms Ladies quartet. Dr Edward Hislop presides. Evangels Mr and Mrs Secord from Oklahoma also sing. Everyone invited to attend and bring friends.
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Lawrence
Southpark Sund
I. C. Jett
Turrough
China
Jett
Wayne, Neb
Bakeversity
Garrett Biblical Institute
Hukien
Edward Hislop
Nadine Cox Milliken
Brahms Ladies’ Quartet
Sumer
John Prindie Scott
Harker
Calls Off Tokio Offer By Sid Gragnan Meil
Los Angeles August 27 AP The Times reports theater man Sid Gragnan Meil withdrew his $30,000 prize offer for a Los Angeles to Tokyo flight under scrutiny by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. The chamber board said no reasonable good could come now, though the aviation committee urged leaving the prize for a hop across the United States to reduce risk.
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Los Angeles
The
Times
Sid Gragnan Meil
Tokyo
United States
Italian Plans Polar Flight Over Pale Regions
Milan’s Tribuna reports General Umberto Nobile will pilot a dirigible over the Arctic region between the North Pole and Alaska for scientific data. The N-4 airship, modified at Ciampino hangar, is prepared under the Italian Royal Geographical Society and Milan authorities.
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Rome
Alto
Ministry of Aeronautics
Umberto Nobile
Polar
Mussolini
Milan Tribuna
North Pole
Alaska
Tribuna
Norre
No ‘Hile
Ciampino
Trumna
Raper
Italian Royal Geographical Society
Milan
Ciampina
Nobile
Suit Brought for $10 Damages by Miss Katie Smith
Los Angeles, Aug. 27. Miss Katie Smith filed a suit for $10 damages against Artie Gardner in small claims court. She charged he danced on her feet rather than on the floor, injuring her pride and shoes, totaling $6 for damages and $4 for insults to her sensibilities.
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Katie Smith
Los Angeles
Lsuit
Artie Gardner
Miss Smith
None of Your Lip Fined for Traffic Blockade in Fort Riley
Samuel Marquavery a Black driver blocked a Fort Riley road with his truck after a motorist asked him to pull over. He was arrested by military police and later fined $15 in court after escaping prisoners were recaptured. Louise Thorne visits relatives in Spring Hill.
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Ashbury Park
N. J
Samuel Marguagers
Manhattan
Kan
D. Daughterty
Marquavery
Fort Riley
Marguagety
President Coolidge Heads From Yellowstone To Black Hills
President Coolidge completes a Yellowstone visit and begins a 97 mile drive toward Cody Wyoming en route to Rapid City South Dakota. He tours the canyon and Buffalo Bill memorial sites with Gov Emerson of Wyoming and a welcoming committee. The party enjoys scenery and fishing during a week in the park.
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Yellowstone National Park
A.P.J
Coolidge
Black Hills
Rapid City
S.C
Grand Canyon
Cody
Wye
Cootige
Specious Canyon
Buffalo Bill
Roosevelt
Sylvort
Railroad van Pass Lodge
Emerson
Wyolming
Mr. Coolidge
Kansas Soldiers Break Camp Today
Junction City Kam Aug 27 A P Camp Whitside saw over an inch of rain as Kansas Nation Guard 1700 men pack up after ten weeks in camp. They will be paid today and entrain for home this afternoon with special trains tonight and tomorrow. Col W K Herndon led a horse show with 3 foot jumps by troopers and 4 foot hurdles by officers. medals awarded to winning contestants and horses.
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Junction Cite
Kam
Whitside
Kansas Nations Guard
Uth Cavalry
W. K Herndon
Americans Besieged at Amparo Mine in Jalisco Mexico
Washington reports eighteen Americans and eleven British subjects were besieged at the Amparo mining company in Jalisco. The state department tasked the Mexico City embassy to press for protection, with Mexico's government moving to secure the workers and property as the situation lingers.
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Washington
Amparo Mining Company
Jalisco
Mexico
State Department
Mexico City
Amparo
Amparo Mining
Jalisce
Florence Anderson
Los Angeles
Acoponeta
Nayarit
Sacco
Vanzetti
Guadalajara
Joseph C. Satterwhite
Jabor
Calles
Seiure
Navy plots extended search for missing Cole fliers
Admiral Jackson reports plans for the light cruiser Omaha and six destroyers to press the search toward the Hawaiian Islands. The submarine tender Holland and support ships will depart Honolulu for San Diego after fueling, then search drift waters toward San Diego. R class submarines will continue near Hawaii under Rear Admiral McDonald. Lecompton picnic closes.
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Omaha
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Holland
Ortolan
Soglaeses
San Diego
Jackson
John PD. McDonald
Naval District
Lecompton
Lawrence C of C Provides Enter tainment at Harvest Event
The Le compton picnic drew 50 to 75 attendees from Lawrence and surrounding areas. Holyfeld's orchestra performed as Paul Dinsmoor of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce addressed a misunderstanding about the event date.
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Lawrence C. of C
Lecompton
Lawrence
Paul Dinsmoor
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Holyfeld
Farm hand doubles as ost at night
Bellefonte Pa Aug 27 A P Two officers slept twelve nights in a haunted house before they spoke with the ghost believed to have tried to force W J Walker from his farm so his wife could gain control The ghost and two alleged accomplices are jailed for hearing after a confession obtained from Gurney Small the farm hand and ghost who says he was hired by his employer s wife
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Bellefonte
W. J. Walker
Gurney Small
Heavy rain map storms sweep eastern Kansas August 27
Eastern Kansas soaked as multiple towns report heavy rainfall overnight and this morning. Ellsworth 1.90 inches Salina 1.30 Mentor 1.52 Lindsborg 1.20 Topeka 0.22 in rain, with cooler temperatures statewide and areas west receiving lighter showers. Salina streets flooded by new downpour, Augusta 3.40 inches, Sedgwick 2.45, Newton 2.50, Hesston 1.92, McPherson 1.58.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ellsworth
Mnewes
Salina
Mentor
Lindsberg
Goodland
Mercury
Concordia
DL Flora
Kan
Lindshors
Colby
Springs
Phillipsburg
le Crosse Hiays
Downs
Plainville
Minneapolis
Clay Center
Glasco
Wichita
Kas
A.P
Little
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Augusta
Sedgwick
Newton
Hesston
McPherson
Medora
Dodge City
Gandland
Porters Kansas
Cherryvale
A. P
Independence
Welvek
Parsons
Court Battle Over 17 Month Old Baby Sparks Shootout
In Kansas City a custody dispute over Mai Lantz escalated when the baby's father Thomas Lantz allegedly took the child from Violet Lantz and left with threats. The maternal grandmother Neshe Shrine and aunt Margaret Mage allegedly shot at Violet when she sought the infant. Shrine and Mage face a contempt hearing on September court date.
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Kansasx City
Kans
Aug
Mai Lantz
Violet Lantz
Thomas Lantz
Stony Point
Gans
Shrine
Mage
Apple rate revision ordered for St Joseph shipments
Washington April 27 The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled St Joseph Missouri apples unfairly treated by existing rates and discriminations in favor of St Louis and other centers. A full revision of apple rates from St Joseph to Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas was ordered to take effect in November.
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Washington
API
St. Joseph
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Rain postpones finals in Kansas Open tennis tourney
Rain in Independence Kansas today forced the postponement of the finals in the Kansas Open tennis tournament. The men singles final may be played tonight with contenders Fred Roger Dallas Missouri Valley collegiate champion and Floyd Pierpont of Wichita facing Richard Rosebrough of St Louis.
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Independence
Kan
Richard Rosebrough
St. Louis
Fred
Roger
Dallas
Missouri Valley
Floyd Pierpont
Wichita
Health program topic at meeting
Representatives from Eudora Lecompton Grant Wakarusa and Willow Springs townships and the Red Cross and Tuberculosis association attended the Douglas County Health association meeting in Chamber of Commerce rooms. The program covered past work and current plans including 32 free health examinations for rural districts and 1 061 child records. Elector Rindelsperger was employed for follow on work visiting 120 families with 192 school and 60 pre school children.
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Eudora
Lecompton
Grant
Wakarusa
Willow Springs
Red Cross and Tuberculosis Association
Douglas County Health Association
Chamber of Commerce
Elector Rindelsperger
Baldwin Clinic
Kindelsperger
Baldwin
H. L. Chambers
Douglas County
Mary E. McAuliff
Funeral Cortege to Pass State House in Sacco Vanzetti Protest
Boston August 27 The defense committee plans a restrained funeral march for Sacco and Vanzetti to reach Forest Hill crematorium, attempting to pass the state house while police anticipate disturbances and permit a direct route. Nearly 200 have been arrested at previous demonstrations as authorities seek order.
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Boston
A.P
Sacco
Vanzetti
Defense Committee
State House
Forest Hill
Rock Island tournament officials list read aloud
Officials for the Rock Island tournament are named including H J Huff as referee with delegates Ream Heil Hd monds Cooper Ryan Rooney Woodward Hargiss and others serving as timers judges finish judges and field event staff Dewav ler Cap ron Grady Dorn boos Ahearn and more are listed with golf and bands roles noted
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de. H. J. Huff
Franklin C. Cappon
Rock Island
Ky U
H. J. Huff
Dwight T. Ream
Roy H. Heil
Leslie E. Hdmonds
Clifford Cooper
Wayne Ryan
Howard Rooney
George W. Woodward
H. W. Hargiss
W. J. Barnett
Russell B. Reed
Vary W. Wright
AL E. Widman
Checkerr
J. RL Orr
Questions Dolores Del Rio Answers Reveal Public Curiosity
Screen Magazine questions reveal the era’s fascination with Hollywood stars. Dolores Del Rio responds to queries on sex appeal, public behavior, and the ethics of fame as a window into 1920s cinema culture. A river drowning incident in Hutchinson reports Lloyd Frazier, 17, found dead after disappearing while swimming in the Arkansas River near Sterling. Three men in a boat recovered the body from weeds two miles downstream.
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Screen
Dolores del Rio
Hollywood
Wallace Beery
Rod LaRocque
River Hutchinson
Lloyd Frazier
Arkansas
Sterling
McCoy Returns as Chief of Nicaraguan Election Watch
Brigadier General Frank K. B. McCoy, named by President Coolidge to head the U S civilian effort supervising Nicaragua's 1928 elections, presented credentials in Managua and will lead a study before returning to the United States. He will come back to stay through the election period with his staff.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Frank KB. McCoy
Coolidge
McCoy
United States
Boys Kite and Airplane Contest Signups
A flyer invites Lawrence area boys to enter a kite or airplane flying contest at the stadium in K U. Registration opens Monday morning at Round Corner Drug Store with signups on Tuesday and Wednesday. Kite entries limited to ages 5 to 12. airplanes open to those over 12. Prizes include best looking kite farthest flyer and longest air time.
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Round Corner
Lawrence
K. U
Rotary Club
Staff announced for Fitter Family exams in Topeka fair
Dr Florence Brown Sherbon announced the Kansas Free Fair staff for the Fitter Family examinations in Topeka. The list includes numerous Topeka officials and university departments, with nurses from local hospitals and cooperating agencies contributing voluntary services to promote healthier babies and fitter families.
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Topeka
Florence Brown Sherbon
Bureau of Child Research
James Whipple
Sarah Greenfield Stephenson
C. H. Serrigo
Emily
Ferris
Lawrence
Dinsmore Alter
Baker
Southwestern College
Winfield
University of Kansas
Taiena Axtell
Newton
Toneka
Mabelle Tru
Medighl
Th. A. F. Hare Itson
E. J. Clark
W. J. Walker
F.C. Boggs
CV. Allen
Arthur Buff
Ed Anderson
Thomas Smart
Lawgtsice
Katherine Hood
Military Bulletin to Issue on Mexican Rebel Actions
Dispatches from Guadalajara report a forthcoming military bulletin noting the killing of eighteen rebels at Talna in Jalisco and ongoing Federal operations against rebel groups around Jalisco Catima and the Michoacan border. Rebels allegedly sought refuge in Mazamilte district until Federal forces dispersed them.
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Mexico
APJ
Guadalajara
Talna
Jalisco
Catima
Michoagan
Mazamilte
Mazamilta
Program by committee at Rotary meeting announced
The Business Methods committee will conduct the Rotary meeting next Monday with members asked to bring guests Lawrence men in the same line of business. Miss Esther Ott will sing several numbers before the speaking program. Four trunkline phones The World Co. Phone 48.
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Rotary
Lawrence
Esther Ott
Postal Census In Lawrence Urges Quiet Cooperation
Lawrence residents collaborate with postal workers in a city census of addresses. Postmaster C. B. Hasford reports high return rate of census blanks and strong public interest. The census will not alter mail delivery orders. most blanks expected returned by Monday to finish before fall semester arrivals.
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Lawrence
C. B. Hasford
Hosford
Hasfort
Ifo
Postoffice
Ten Vaccinated At City Hall Immunization Drive
Ten persons gathered at the city hall yesterday to receive typhoid and diphtheria immunizations. Dr. E R Keith, the city health superintendent, urged others to protect themselves and their families. He said the vaccination is simple, safe, and available daily through physicians or at the hall, and the program aims to prevent illness and tragedy.
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E. R. Keith
Keith
Iity
Prince of Wales Party Not Altering Dempsey Fight Plans
Chicago dispatch reports the Prince of Wales and a four man party were said to have reservations for seats at the Dempsey Tunney bout on September 22, with Canadian Pacific officials denying any itinerary change and noting plans to sail from Quebec on September.
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Chicago
Herald and Examiner
Caday
Prince of Wales
Dempsey-Tunney
Canadian Pacific
R. S. Flworthy
Montreal
Quebec
Eudora Mill Robbed of 55 Sacks Flour
The Eudora mill was robbed last night of fifty five sacks of flour. Sheriff W Z Cummings investigated and found only automobile tracks heading north. Forty five sacks of Larabee Best and ten sacks of Kellys Famous were missing. Mrs Mcreath head Miss Maloney named vice president of Teachers Association.
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Eudora
W. Z. Cummings
Larabee Best
Ag Eee
McReath
HFAD
Held for Slaving Father in Canton incident
Roy Shor, a 13 year old, was held on bail after allegedly shooting his father in the head and back following a reprimand for driving the family car without permission. No charges filed yet. Governor en departs for Wisconsin trip despite rain. General Chuans forces claim capture of Nanking.
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Roy
Canton
W Robert. Lightier
Pernaiuisios
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