Jerusalem in grave danger as Arabs march on city
A Cairo report says an army of 2000 Arabs including Bras tribesmen is marching toward Jerusalem. The Palestine violence spreads beyond borders with Arabs and Jews clashing in Haifa, Damascus, and Jaffa. British forces evacuate Jews, guard hotels, and police operate in Jerusalem as casualties mount on both sides. Prices rise amid scarce medical supplies and food. Cooler weather forecast for Kansas tonight.
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Cairo
Reyat
Jerusalem
London
Colonial Office
G. R. H. Sykes
Palestine Railways
Haifa
Beirut
Syria
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Palestine
Damascus
Gabo
Ruttenberg
Jordan
Gaza
Holy City
Rabbinical College
Hebrah
Tel Aviv
Jaffa
Joppa
Trans- Jordania
Volunteers Police
Mount of Olives
Isaac Leib Goldberg
Sli
Mezza
Solomon’s Temple
Weather summary for Wednesday in eastern regions
Fractional weather note reports mostly fair conditions with cooler overnight temperatures in the east and central areas. Morning roads mostly clear or fair, with light rain last night and some mud in Salina. Douglas County roads listed as Good.
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Wichita
Arkansas City
Salina
Douglas Colunty
Voss EY Meng
Graf Zeppelin carries vast mail to Lakehurst
Washington reported that the Graf Zeppelin en route to Lakehurst carries over 36 000 pieces of round the world mail to be unloaded at Lakehurst. The airship also has two unsealed pouches for a future loading and includes mail for Los Angeles Friedrichshafen and Tokyo with thousands more pieces destined for Los Angeles.
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Washington
Glover
Graf Zeppelin
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Freidrichshafen
Wits
Graf
Friedrichshafen
Okyo
Governor's Day Observed at Fort Leavenworth CMT Camp
The largest Citizens' Military Training Camp in the United States marks Governor's Day with hundreds of friends and relatives attending. 2,250 youths from Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas will be demobilized Friday after closing exercises and a parade review led by Brigadier General Heintzelman.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kew
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Stuart Heintzelman
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Atchison
Kansas City
J. A. Stith
Texarkana
Tex
W. C. Mann
Columbia
R. J. Thornton
Baseball scores from August 27 NL and AL games
The report covers August 27 baseball results with the Philadelphia Nationals beating the Pirates 7 to 4 in seven runs rallied in the seventh. Cubs defeated Reds 4 to 1 in Chicago behind Walker and Hornsby four hits. Yankees shut out Athletics 2 to 0 in New York as Pipgras allowed three hits and Earnshaw struggled. Include game details and pitcher names as listed.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Brame
Hemsley
Smythe
Leran
Chicago
Cubs
Reds
Pacinnati
Fred Blake
Curt Walker
Rogers’ Hornsby
Luque
Donohue
Cincinnati
Gooch
Blake
Taylor
New York
George Pipgras
Athletics
Macks
Yankees
George Earnshaw
Iey
Bobee
E A's
New York Innes
Earnshaw
Greve
Cochrane
Pipgrass
Dickey
Washington
MacFayden
A. Gaston
Jones and
Spencer
American: Association
Oil Fire Causes $1,000 Damage at Kansas School for the Blind
An oily mop spontaneous combustion caused a fire in a classroom building at the Kansas State School for the Blind in Kansas City Kansas. A janitor discovered the smoldering blaze this morning as the school prepared to open next month. damage was reported under $1,000.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas State School
Graf Zeppelin flight shifts route over Arizona and Kansas
Reports from Lordsburg and Steins New Mexico and from Phoenix and Topeka describe the Graf Zeppelin passing over Steins and then heading south or north depending on weather. Weather and meteorological reports determine whether the dirigible follows a northern corridor toward Kansas City Chicago and Cleveland or a southern route toward New Orleans and Baltimore.
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Lordsburg
N. M
Gt Pnm
Steins
Animas
New’ Mexico- Mexico
el Paso
Aordsburg
M. S. Steins
Phoenix
Ariz
Altho
Graf Zeppelin
Arizona
Los Angeles
Hugo Eckéner
Kansas
Eckener
Oklahoma
Kansas City
St. .Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Mohawk Valley
New York State
de Eckener
Graf
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Washington D.C
Baltimore
Mission route described over ocean in vague terms
A fragment describes a vessel altering course toward the south by southeast from Lakehurst or San Gorgoni region and mentions avoiding a high altitude by traveling along the Mexican coast. The text lacks clear names, dates, or definite events, rendering precise attribution difficult.
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Lakehurst
San Gorgoni Pans
San ‘Ronio
Horer
Drowned youth Jay Barrow dies in Battle Creek
Jay Barrow 22 son of Mr and Mrs J S Barrow of 700 California street drowned yesterday at a farm in Battle Creek Michigan where he was staying for treatment. The accident happened when he reached a water tank to drink and fell into the tank. Mrs Berne Greenman found the body. his brother Franklin Barrow lives in Napa California.
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Jay Barrow
J. S. Barrow
California Street
Battle Creek
Mich
I Hong Ian
Barrow
Berne Greenman
Stock judging contest to select Douglas county 4-H reps
Douglas county 4-H club leaders announce a stock judging contest at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce building Wednesday at 1 30 pm to choose three boys or girls to represent the county at the Topeka Free Fair. Contestants will judge classes in stock beef hogs and horses and each club should enter a three member team in the elimination event.
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Douglas County
Topeka
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
R. Warren
Douglas
Lclub
Morrow
Air expedition to study ozone 30 miles up
Douglas County Jail records show Lewis Stewart 18 of Los Angeles arrested in Indiana theft case. The Australian Antarctic expedition plans to study ozone in the upper atmosphere using a spectroscope, with crew of 28 including scientists and a photographer. Berlin reports on German radio monopoly with thousands of subscribers and annual revenue.
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Earth
Sydney
Australia
API
Douglas Mawson
Duffield
Commonwealth Observatory
Oxford
England
Sir Douglas
Antarctica
Capetown
Soirica
Lewis, Stewart
Los An- Douglas County
Lewis S Sewart
Los. Angeles
Cal
James Weed
George Price
Muncie
Ind
Stewart
Wart
Douglas County
Jei
Yearlong study of crime to begin by national commission
The National Law Enforcement Commission will convene September 4 to launch what is described as the most exhaustive analysis of crime and law enforcement in the United States. Eleven committees will survey diverse topics with expert help, aiming for a yearlong study across phases of crime and observance.
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Ashineton
AP Eeshineton
Amst TD
National Law Enforcement Commission
United Stat
Wichita pilot wins Portland to Cleveland air derby
Ted Wells of Wichita Kansas won the Portland to Cleveland air derby finishing at 3 29 p m A few minutes later Tex Ranking of Portland crossed the line at 3 35 in the national air races another contender Major J Carroll Cone of Little Rock led the Miami to Cleveland racers into Cleveland at 2 03 p m Phoebe Omlie of Birmingham was disqualified from the women 50 mile speed race for crowding a turn with first place awarded to Mrs Keith Miller of Buffalo who had finished second Omlie protested promptly
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ted Wells
Wichita
Kan
Portland
Ore
Wells
Tex Ranking
J. Carroll Cone
Little. Rock
Ark
Phoebe Omlie
Birmingham
Keith Miller
Buffalo
Omlie
Hoover backs transfer of public lands to states plan
President Hoover said Governor Baldridge of Idaho wired his appreciation for a proposal to appoint a commission to study transferring public lands to the states. He added the commission would be formed quickly and would simplify federal state relations and boost conservation.
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Washington
Hoover
Baldridge Idaho
Salt Lake City
Baldridge
Avers World Is Not Yet Overpopulated
Berlin reports that population growth may ease limits on space. German geographer Albrecht Pesick estimates global numbers rising to about 6 billion by 2108 with density near 140 per square mile, sparking discussion of regional capacities and future urban development.
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Avers World
Berlin
Ae. Prat Albrecht Pesick
Germany
Prussian Academy of Ioaenow
York Sta
Europe
Penck
Grecarb
Brazil
City considers changes in sanitation milk and police units
Dr Earl Brown, secretary of the state board, urged Lawrence officials against breaking up the milk inspection system and hinted at a single city lab for all work to cut costs. The plan includes possibly replacing the sanitary officer and milk inspector, and shifting police staffing with officers leaving and new positions mid September as the budget dictates.
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Harry L. Burger
Earl Brown
State Board of Ith
Lawrence
New City Hospital
Ae City
City Commission
Burger
Nder
Pardon Papers Ready for Erb Mercy Request
Fred Erb known as mercy slayer has had pardon papers prepared and are ready to be sent to Governor Reed. Attorney Good of Blan Idaho states all documents for the pardon are prepared and will be delivered in New York City after his return. If investigations justify mercy, the governor may grant relief to the Erb family. Good plans to present the papers to the governor on September 24 after leaving Lawrence.
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Kansas City
Graf
Los Angeles
New
Weather Bureau
Eckener
Clyde M. Reed
Hugo Eckener
Zepplin
Topeka
Pr. Eckener
Cleveland
Natioal Air Race Committee
Lakehurst
N. J
San Juan
Ariz
Fred Erb
Mercy
Donald R. Good
Blan
Idaho
Erb
Reed
Good
Lawrence
New York City
Sheriff objects to truck permit grant in Kansas
Wyandotte county Sheriff Harry B Powers voiced opposition to the Kansas highway commission action granting special permits for operation of long light trucks and trailers. He warned the measure could cause a serious accident and probable loss of life, calling the program the highway freights.
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Kansas City
Harry B. Powers
Wyandotte County
Kansas Highway Commission
Powers
Labor Day Observance Closure Plans in Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce announces a general Labor Day closing for Monday. About ninety percent of merchants including dry goods stores and groceries will close, while drug stores will stay open. Public notices urge compensation actions.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Comice
Rcent
Guthrie Appeal Court: Appeal Notices Filed
Mr and Mrs J M Guthrie and Ernest Allen Wilson filed notices of appeal in district court from decisions of the Kansas Soldiers of Compensation Board. Guthries claim Ralph Guthrie was a bonafide Kansas resident at enlistment. Wilson contests the decision.
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J. M. Guthrie
District Court
Kan J; — Soldiers of Compensation Board
Ral
Iphon Guthrie
Kansas
Ernest Allen Wilson
Notics
Woman's body found near Lake Kansas City area
The body of Mrs. E. E. Fairbank of Woodston Kansas was recovered from Troost Lake. Her husband, separated but not divorced, said by telephone that his wife had left for Kansas City last Saturday. Also advertised are 50 buyers sought for used cars at Path and Yt Streets and Atwater Kent radio advertisements.
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Lake Kansas City
E. E. Fairbank
Woodston
Ken
Troost
Lake Here
Kansas City
Path
Sts
Atwater-Kent Radio
Hanns— Adv
Bald heads to yield to cosmetic experts say
Chicago reports at the American cosmetic hair artists convention showed fewer bald headed men each year. Miss Georgia D. George of Los Angeles said brain work does not cause baldness and urged men to learn to use their heads, noting baldness may largely stem from laziness and neglect.
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Chicago
National Association of Cosmetic
Georgia D. George
Los Angeles
Pere
Four Denver Robbery Suspects Arrested in Lawrence
A quartet of young men arrested by Lawrence police will be extradited to Denver to face two robberies. The group includes Ernest Lavergne Ak ron Ohio Charles Myers Denver and Elmer Batchelder Bristol Conn. Denver detectives identified three men as suspects in a Denver pharmacy hold up that wounded a proprietor. a billfold linked to O Neil and a forged name John Lane surfaced. The four men, held in Lawrence, attempted suicide in custody, are weak but not in serious condition.
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Lawrence
Denver
Colo
Ernest Lavergne
Akron
Ohio
Charles Myers
Wiliam O'Neil
Madison
Wis
Elmer Batchelder
Bristol
Conn
Albert Jetfries
John P. Pitt
Bert M. Kistler
John T. Lowry
Jefferies
O'Neil
Charles Meyers
Studebaker
Myers
Billford
John L. Lane
Wobido
Ment
Lavergne
O'Neill
Lane
Batchelder
Junction City
Jeffries
Colby
Kane
Ottawa Mourns Loss of Garbage Collector
Ottawa officials report their licensed garbage collector Gavin Dennis decamped with a hand painted wagon and two decorated wagons after moving to Independence. Neighbors noted missed collections while Mrs Vaughn alleged unpaid rent and spoiled hogs. An exclusive contract with Dennis existed but was unsigned. city ordinance requires a license for collection.
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Ottawa
Zerbage
Franklin County
Gonis
Sanitary Department
George Ross
Dennis
Josef Vaughn
City Sanitary Department
Independence
Vaughn
de Ross
Graham Paige
Adv
Versatile Visitor Held by Cops In Lawrence
R. J. Brenan, 22, rode a new Chrysler coupe claiming varied identities including an army officer and government man. He passed a 1525 bank draft and several checks in Lawrence before arrest, after claiming wealth and planning to join Red Grange’s football. He admitted the draft on the car.
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United States Army
R. J. Brenan
Lawrence
Will Johnson
Santa Monica
Cal
Brenan
Jocal
Lawrence National Bank
Johns
Red” Grange
Professionsas
Offici
Eas
Rece
United States
Massacusetts Street
Dairymen in Argument Over Kansas City Milk Strike
Kansas City clashes erupt as E P Mulligan of the Milk Producers Association demands that distributors recognize his group amid threats of a 3 cent a gallon price rise. Sanitation inspector C Murphy doubts a successful strike, while letters to 1 000 members warned of action.
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Kansas City
E. P. Mulligan
Lees Summit
Milk Producers’ Association of
Greater Kansas City
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Mrs. Omlie
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Atkeson
Frepare
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