Capone Still at Large After Police Raids in Chicago
Police continue tracking gangster Al Capone who evaded capture as raids hit five suspected hideouts. Investigators believe Capone fled with companions Caru and Cook and hope for more progress within a week. Ernest Caru and Joseph Cook are missing and linked to the fugitive's flight.
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Chicago
Alfonso Capone
Sae 2
Jule Tha Patrick Roche
Willie Heebey
Caru
Ernest
Joseph Cook
Roche Seide
Cook
Capone
Fic
Cuban cane growers eye industrial alcohol revival
The Cuban sugar glut drives hope for reviving industrial alcohol to replace lost markets. Officials recall wartime use as motor fuel and high prices, with potential sales to England France and Spain, but raw materials and chaos hinder a quick restart. A district Hi Y conference planning meeting chaired by H L Baker is scheduled for Lawrence December 5 6 and 7 with delegates from about fifty cities.
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Havana
Cuba
England
France
Spain
Ghd
Arin Ce Committee
Eisn
Wrence
H. L. Baker
Liber Memorial High
Baker
Kansas
Chicago
Kansas coaches Harper and Miller Expected for KU Event
Ben Harper and W J Miller from Topeka were due this afternoon from Chicago after attending Navy vs Army. They plan to join the Kansas athletic board meeting at 4 pm and attend a banquet for KU players and coach. Harper, a Wichita figure, and members of the Faculty Women's club will attend the annual exhibit and sale at the fair grounds.
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Billy) Miller
Topeka
Chicago
Arate Dame Army
Satur Ier
Vearaisy of Kansas Athic Board
Miller
Harper
K. U. Pisyers
Sie Eeetary Club
Eldotal
Wichita
On Sas
Jay
Adv
Woman Held In Miss Enid Marriott Search
Independence officers detained a young woman believed to be Miss Enid Marriott after comparing photographs with Miss Bobby Lee Richmond of Tulsa. The woman, who said her name was Richmond, arrived by train from Elk City en route to Tulsa, and was taken for investigation after authorities noted similarities but confirmed she was not the missing Wichita school teacher.
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Independence
Kan
Enid Marriott
Wiggins
Cole
Marriott
Bobby Lee Richmond
Tulsa
Okla
Miss Marriott
Miss Richmond
Richmond
Elk City
Tul Cc
Emporia
Ashe Fort
Deaths and Funerals in Memorial Park Details
Memorial Park notices list survivors including daughters from Mount Clare and Kansas City and sons from Lawrence and Pur. Services led by a funeral director at Rumsey. burial planned in Maple Grove cemetery. Numerous relatives and local residents named among the deceased and mourners.
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Memorial Park
Daughter
Mathery Ee Te
Pnd
Anna
Nottingham City Hospital
The
F. Lawrence
Avon I
Pur, Mich
Home Service Is New Department
Mary Atkinson Carter, organizer for the Kansas Electric Power Company, returns to Lawrence to promote a home service department. The division trains housewives in healthful foods and entertaining, offering menu suggestions for lunches and teas. Carter led a successful home service program in California before joining the Kansas project.
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Mary Atkinson Carter
el Electric Kitchen
Kansas Electric Power Company
Lawrence
Jon
Mel Cattar
Kansas
California
Tfef
Los Angeles
Miss Lewis to Speak at Kansas University Conferences
Hazel Lewis of New York City will be at the University of Kansas for three days beginning tomorrow to confer with organizations on vocational guidance. She will address the Women's Government Association vespers at 4:30 p.m. and speak before Marvin Hall at 11:30 a.m. on the campus. Several sessions are scheduled from morning to afternoon with hours listed for public attendances.
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Hazel Lewis
New York City
University of Kansas
Sef
Miss Lewis
Aeace
Court Recommends Denial of Warren Billings Pardon
San Francisco AP reports the California Supreme Court recommended denial of Warren K. Billings pardon to Governor C C Young after reviewing the 2016 preparedness parade conviction with Justice Langdon dissenting. The final order was pending as Chief Justice Waite noted it required revamping.
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San Francisco
Warren K. Billings
C. C. Young
State Supreme Court
Justove
Billings
Thomas J. Mooney
W. H. Langdon
Patie
Waate
Attack Near Handley Tramples Man by Bull
A report describes an incident where a man named Handley was attacked and trampled by a bull near a street or property. He suffered injuries and was treated after the event. The brief note references the around area and timing but lacks full details.
Death Notice for Monmouth College Player Stanley McConnih
Obituary note for Stanley McConnih a Monmouth College athlete who died after an injury. The report mentions involvement with veteran care campaigns and references other institutions like York and Washington. Details in OCR are fragmentary but indicate a fatal outcome linked to a college sports figure.
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Bail
Stanley McConnih
Skeletons of Giant Race Found in Sonora Mexico
AP reports remains of a presumed ancient race man found by J B Coker at a mining town near Sayopa Sonora about 800 miles from the border. Laborers clearing a site uncovered bones about eight feet tall with unusually large heads. Native stone carvings and crude weapons were buried with the bodies. Excavation was continuing as the ranch owners pushed more digging.
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Tucson
Aris
J. B ‘Oker
Sayopa
Sonora
Onder
Ier
Coker
Aid For Miners Families At Hartshorne Mine Blast
Red Cross workers moved to aid families of fifteen miners affected by Saturday’s Hailey-Ola Coal Company blast in Hartshorne Oklahoma. Two miners Louis Pate and Louis McMahan survived the explosion but died later at Hartshorne hospital. others were hospitalized as survivors and many escaped uninjured from other mine sections.
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Okls
Meed
Nove Maine
Hailey-Ola Coal Company
Red Cross
Bee
Louis Pate
Louis McMahan
Hartshorne
Ruth Nichols lands after fast flight to Burbank
Ruth Nichols of Rye New York landed in Burbank at 1204 p m PST after a nonstop east west flight from Kingman Ant Mies covering 17 hours 37 minutes in a large cabin monoplane She lowered the previous record by nine hours with the recent Havana to Miami flight by Kath Miller Australian flier TAKES HONORS
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Burbank
Ruth Nichols
Rye
New York
Kingman
Ant
Mies
Nichols
Mark
Kath Miller
Havana
Miami
Captures Championship at International Livestock Show
The report notes Karisas school placing fourth in a pen of Berkshire barrows and fifth in the fat Chester White division for 240 to 280 pounds. Angie Agricultural College wins third in fat sheep for shire wethers one year old and under. Kansas school places fourth in fat Hampshire pen of three lambs. Newsprint price unchanged. International Paper Co confirms no 1931 price change. Census of game bagged planned in North Carolina by department of conservation and development. South Lawrence Camp M. W. A. No. 8357 holds an important business meeting Tuesday December 2 at 8 p m with oysters served. John S. Akers vs.
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Raees Eap
Berkshire
Karisas School
Chester
Eangie Agricultural College
Shire Wethers
Kansas School
Hampshire
New York
International Paper Co
South Lawrence Camp
John S. Akers
Varsity Debaters to Visit Local High School
A University of Kansas debate squad will visit a high school to discuss two resolution topics. The first asks whether the eighteenth amendment should be superseded and the second questions if state interests decimate certain civic goals.
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iVarsity
University of Kansas
Civic
Aenean
Clinton 4H Club Elects New Officers at Meeting
Clinton 4 H club held a business meeting with Gilkison discussing club goals. Elected officers for 1931 include Jacky, Kyte Houk as cheer leader, a pianist, Lu day Henckels as girl project leader, Mrs Leslia Demeritt as boys project leader, Robert Steele as community leader, and Roy Harrell. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
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Clinton 4 H
Gilkison
Jacky
Antes Lartina ‘Losh
Kyte Houk
Mie
Luday Henckels
Leslia Demeritt
Robert Steele
Roy Harrell
Douglas County Farm Bureau Plans Annual Election
Douglas County Farm Bureau to hold its annual meeting on December 8 for officer elections. The gathering will occur at the Fraternal hall at Eighth and Vermont streets, with notices mailed from the county agent’s office. Reports from Miss Elizabeth Randle and A J Gilkison will be presented, and May Miles of Kansas Agricultural College may attend as speaker.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Eighth
Vermont
Aehee
A. J. Gilkison
Eibatsth Randle
Gilkison
Hike
May Miles
Kansas tumbling team to hold two exhibitions this week
The University of Kansas tumbling team under Coach Allphinch will perform twice this week. An Elks hall event hosts the team on Thursday evening while Saturday at 3 pm in Robinson gymnasium features a public exhibition for a visiting HiV conference. A meet with Kansas City, Me, is sought and a debate is planned for Thursday.
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University of Kansas
Allphinch
Elks Hall
American Legion
Robinson Gymnasium
Allphin
Kansas City
Kingsbury and Anderson to Debate German Team Here
The University of Kansas team faces visiting German debaters in Fraser Center tonight at 8. The KU pair Burton Kitty and Frederic Anderson will argue against Count Blumenthal, Herr Schaumann, and their German team on the question Should We Indict American Culture.
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University of Kansas
Frasereater
Count Blumenthal
Herr Schaumann
Spanie
Burton Kity
Frederic Anderson
Aemy
Fesamine Tuttle Clan Member Aims for Political Breakthrough
New York AP reports Charlotte Tuttle daughter of Charles H. Tuttle, a 20-year-old Vassar Socialist student and future Columbia Law candidate, could enter politics as a reformer. She worked in a Chicago book factory to learn labor issues, traveled to Europe, discussed socialist topics with Britain’s Arthur Henderson, and envisions law as a tool to shape legislation benefiting workers.
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New York
Ita
Charlotte
Charles H. Tuttle
Vassar
Chicago
Eesa
New York Y. W
Dpa
Papa Tuttle
Europe
Madariaga
Geneva
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Parliament House
London
Charlotte Tuttie
Fatigue and personal hygiene linked for worker health
From Gorgas Memorial Institute, Washington, D. C., a definite link between normal health and fatigue is shown. Industrial practice aims to boost output without harming health, stressing plant hygiene, lighting, and safety, but real progress requires employees to manage personal care to sustain performance and resist illness.
Farm heat disorders and personal hygiene urged
Officials stress farm and industrial workers must maintain personal hygiene, proper diet, rest, and safe home conditions to prevent heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat prostration. Foremen should ensure workers are fit, monitor signs of exhaustion, and send rest when needed to lessen heat related illnesses. A program in one group reduced serious heat disorders.
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Sonvincey
Tetanus overview and wartime antitoxin use
An article discusses tetanus symptoms and progression from a wound, noting stiffness and jaw lock, possible convulsions, and death risk if incubation is under ten days. It emphasizes immediate physician care after injuries, especially dirty penetrating wounds, and reports wartime use of tetanus antitoxin reducing cases. Also mentions Korvin surveying Siberian coal basins with 40 veins and forty million tons total supplies.
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Myc Soll
Moscow
Korvin
Kansk
Siberia
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