Pipeline expansion fuels Tulsa industrial boom
Tulsa reports a record construction year with eight major pipe line projects under way. The program adds about 7,500 miles of underground transport and $200 million in investment, aiming to start several lines by January and complete routes from Borger Texas to Indianapolis and beyond. Major carriers include Great Lakes Pipe Line, Gulf Pipe Line, and Panhandle Pipe Line with connections through Kansas, Nebraska, Ohio, Kentucky, and Minnesota.
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Tulsa
Okla
Fipe
Cone
Great Lakes Pipe Line Company
Ponca City
Kansas City
Orgalle
Phillips Ine Company
Fipe Fi Philtivempany, Tetm ‘Company
Borger
Texas
St. Sy
Wey
Ae Kat
Kansas
Il Carrer
Gulf Pipe Line
Glenn Talent - Bonee
Ants Iit
Juckeye
Gulf Oil: Corporation
Wil Sue
Cincinnati
Tono
Pittsburgh
Eames Jax
The
Stand Company of
New Jersey
Teafer Coes
Kanes Esoly
Ray Jana
Kentucky
Minnesota
Contes - Construction Sescolaie
Gerery Rat Service
Com Ate
Stanly
Rete Oilpany
Phillipa Petroleum
Ucers
Ration
Sn Crabian
Balla Fine Line
Nebraska
Indianapolis
Borner
Kandis
Missouri Valley
Mpan
Nemerica
Delay in Rate Charge Affects Interstate Freight
Western and eastern rate zones tell the Interstate Commerce Commission they cannot implement revised rates before April 1, 1931. The commission had fixed no date for general rates, but expected short haul rates to take effect by November 1, 1930, with further postponements possible to February 1.
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Washington
East Arm
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prizes to be Awarded at Kaw Valley Rabbit Show Meeting
Prizes will be awarded to winners in the Kaw Valley Rabbit Show and Gary Club event tomorrow night in the City Hall building at 3 o clock. Past prizewinners are urged to attend and others involved in rabbit raising are invited to the meeting.
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Winere
Kaw Valley
Gary Club
One of Commerce
Morrow Takes Oath for Democratic Senate Seat
Washington reports W Morrow was administered oath today as senator for the Democrats who will hold 46 seats in the next senate. A separate notice from Shamokin Pennsylvania notes a speech restoration after an injury.
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Washington
Dec
W. Morrow
Mm.e
Senate
Cough
Astor party guest falls during London event
A guest invited by Lady Astor to a dimmer party for thirty six British women fell on stairs and was unconscious for a time before being helped by the host and MP Megan Lloyd George. She later left with medical care and returned home.
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London
Dec
Lady. Astor
Ater
Ellow M. P
Megan Lloyd Geodrughe
Lady Astor
Deaths and Funerals George Beatty and Thelma Smith
Death notices for George Bateman Beatty and Thelma Smith. Beatty, son of the late Rev Archibal and Mary Beatty, died in Columbus Ohio on December 1. survived by wife, siblings, nieces and nephew. Funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church Thursday at 1:30 PM with burial at Oak Hill. Miss Thelme Smith, 20, died when vehicle struck by train yesterday. services at 1 PM from the funeral home, burial in Bonner Springs Cemetery. Miss Smith is survived by father Fred and three brothers Thomas Lawrence Morris Walter.
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George Bateman Beatty
Archibal
Mary
Beatty
Columbus
Anna B. Oliver
Lawrence
Herbert Beatty
L. V. Beatty
Kansas City
BR. Campbell
Brown
Montclair
N. J
Archibald Oliver
Trinity Episcopal ‘Church
B. Shaner
Oak
Ithe Beaty
University of Kansas
Miss Theta Smith
Thelme Smith
Bonner Springs
Miss Smith
Fred
Denze
Thomas
Morris
Kan
Walter
Ontario
Cal
Personal impressions of Pares discussed by Dr Gordon
Dr Harry A Gordon spoke at Temola Club on Pares impressions from last summer trip. Guests included Mrs H E Thornburgh Formosa and many others. After the talk refreshments were served at Mrs E F Engel's home. A program and plate supper by Crowder School pupils set for Saturday evening December 6 at the school house with public invitation.
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Pares
Harry A. Gordon
Temola Club
E. F. Engel
H. E. Thornburgh
Formosa
Willmai Jase
Ayne McCoy
Airs
B. H. Gragg
Phoebe Pierce
Art
Lillian Constant
Laura Kirschner
J. W. Ockerman
Edwin F. Price
Clell Todd
Eli Lewis
Katherine Smith
Melroy
Ind
The
Heaters
Johanna Griffin
Crowder School
Mrs H R Yates and Vir ginia Yates plan motor trip
Personal notices list Mrs H R Yates and Miss Virginia Yates heading from town tomorrow toward Browns ville Tex with en route stops in Dallas and Laney. Also noted are Mrs W Martin returning to Ridgewood NJ after visiting Mrs J F Aer irs Phoebe Pierce of Roc Mo visiting Mr F and C H Mra C S and Mra H E Thornburg form New Mexico via Kansas City for a brief stay.
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H. R. Yates
Virginia Yates
Brownsville
Tex
Daland Laney
W. Martin
Rostercar
Ridgewood
N. J
Martin
J. F. Aerirs
Phoebe, Pierce
Roc
F and
C. H
Rehearsals Begin For Skidding Play At Liberty Memorial
Cast members rehearse daily for the three act drama Skidding presented by Dramatic Stab at Liberty Memorial High School on January 11 and 12. Two casts are selected and will perform on separate nights. Rovneralar is the author of the play. Police Accused of Graft.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Bin
Rouveralar
Unclear OCR: Annual Tickets and Recall Notice in New York
Fragmentary OCR text mentions paid amounts around 365000 and 366000, references to New York formation and ticket speculation, a recall note, and a December date. No clear event or names to confirm details.
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New York
Laider Kiesel
Will Testify in Shepard's Trial in Kansas City
Maj. Paul R. Hawley an army surgeon arrives in Kansas City to testify after a government subpoena in the Shepard case. The trial, delayed by missing arrivals, is among 68 government witnesses including court officials and medical corps personnel from Washington.
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Kansas City
Paul R. Hawley
Sry
Phil
Kaness City
Kan
Hawley
Fort Riley
Tot
Army of du Frenne
Omal
Shrif
Jammes
Washington
Sardius N. Brewster
M. W. Ireland
United States Medical Corps
Nye Delves Into Reports On Davis Brown Campaign Funds
The Nye committee said it uncovered an additional 372 312 dollars in Davis Brown campaign expenditures. The panel noted discrepancies in funds spent for the ticket in Pennsylvania and said it may forward findings to the secretary of state. The panel plans to delve further into the campaign reports and possible irregularities.
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Nye
Davis-Brown
Pennsylvania
Sen R' di
Francis
Brown
Secretary of State
Forced Landing Near Allentown Ends Flight Attempt
A reckless attempt to cross the country from New York to the Pacific coast ends with a forced landing near Allentown Pennsylvania. Mrs Martha and an unnamed crew faced motor trouble during the east to west flight originally from Glen Rock New York. The incident halted the cross country journey after dramatic trouble in midair.
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Allentown
Martha
Glen Rt
New York
Pacific Coast
No Severe Winter Yet Forecast for Kansas
The Associated Press reports Kansas will see lower mercury and cloudy skies with mild conditions in parts of the state. Forecaster Flora says a cold wave would not greatly affect Kansas, with northwest areas milder than the rest.
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Kansas
Opeka
Oates
Abov Raday
S. D
U Team Wins Meat Judging Championship 1980 Kansas Ag
The University team wins the national meat judging championship with top scores led by the Kansas Ag meat program. Missouri and Dene et al. squads also posted strong showings at the national meet.
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Kansas -Agmeat
Missouri
Fort Reno Reservation Train Schedule Glimpsed
An edited field report notes a staff correspondent locating a department team on the Fort Reno Oklahoma reservation line. The piece references a train and a load of gear, with a planned peace moment around eight o'clock.
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Department of
Sipe A
Fort Reno
Okla, Reservation
Woman 18 Bound Over Faces Murder Charge in Connec tion
Woman 18 bound over in Conn ection with the druggist Druggut death. The case followed a house visit and court proceedings. Trial set for next week as defense plans an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinerar
el Ieee Ee
Stern
Fires at Premier Berenguer in Madrid attack
In Madrid a reporter from El Sol, Joaquin Lligo, fired a pistol at Premier Berenguer as he entered a office. The shot misfired and guards overpowered the assailant. Berenguer was unharmed and Lligo was taken into police custody. Berenguer, who became premier after Primo de Rivera’s resignation in January 1926, has long been a polarizing figure amid Spanish politics and military tensions.
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Madrid
Berenguer
Joaquin Lligo
Newsaper el Sol
Damaso Berenguer
Spain
Primo de Rivera
de Rivera
Alfonso
Watts
Senate passes bill to speed up court machinery nationwide
The Senate approved a measure expanding prosecutable petty offenses without indictment, backed by the law enforcement commission. The House had passed it last June. The Senate also postponed consideration of a bill waiving jury trials in federal courts.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Law Enforcement Commission
House
Unsettled at Lisbon Amid Arrests and Exiles
Reports from Lisbon say revolutionary activity was widespread. On November 29 police seized arms and explosives in a suburb, more than 50 people were arrested and deported to the Azores.
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London
Lisbon
Portugal
Azores
Demonstration in Leipsic Ends with Gunfire Wounding Eight
In Leipsic Germany police dispersed a communist demonstration before the city hall. Eight people were wounded by gunfire as the mob fled in disorder and a guard was reinforced amid fears of further trouble.
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Leipsic
Germany
Decarty
Wreck Kills 25 as Street Car Is Crushed by Rail
In Leningrad Russia a street car was crushed by a railway car killing 25 and injuring 19. The tragedy occurred amid ongoing safety and transport concerns reported by AP. Authorities investigated the incident and mourned the victims.
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Leningrad
Russia
Government bond data and silver byproduct revenue note
Follow the data on government bonds Esventy first tes 102.28 Liberty fourth 4s 103.22. More than half the world's silver output is obtained as a by product, wed from ores in which some other metal provides the chief revenue.
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Government
Esventy
Liberty
Spanish Premier Faces Pressure Over Riots and Strike
Premier Selectog of Spain contends with support for communist leaders amid riots and calls for a general strike across the country. The government seeks to quell unrest and maintain order while addressing rising labor and political tensions.
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Selectog Be Et Parte
Premier Cramzsco Seranguer
Waltonians Meet to Discuss League Issues at City Hall
The Walton league will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 7:30 PM in the old city building at Eighth and Vermont. McGrew, the president, urges full attendance and invites interested persons, especially farmers, to join and discuss problems. A separate note mentions immigration legislation proposed to suspend entry for five years and a study linking living conditions to human life expectancy.
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Sreak Walton League
Old City
Eighth
Vermont Streets
McGrew
Youth Pair Sentenced in Ford Car Theft Case
Davis and Child, two youths described as offenders, were apprehended after stealing a Ford car. Judge sentenced them after county officers, including Sheriff Huston Turner, returned from Tulsa with results.
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Jensen
Jota
Oan Davis
Fe Davis
Coma
Eusolna Feslony
Han
At &S
Long Police
Huston Turner
Ingalls
Tulsa
Life term given to Stanton in Sedgwick for robbery
Zack Stanton, 33, was sentenced to life in Belon by Judge Grover Pierpont in Sedgwick county district court after a conviction for robbing the Golden Diamond shop. He becomes the county's first habitual criminal act lifer. Franklin Farmers Union to meet at the Franklin schoolhouse Friday evening with a program and refreshments planned by Mrs. J. M. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Nicholson. A motor driven combine saved 20 cents per bushel on William Fox’s bean harvest in Breckenridge Michigan. Appanoose county farm land valued by the census bureau at 42 percent of its worth 10 years ago.
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Wichita
Stanton
Zack
Judes Grover Pierpont Ielon
Grover Pierpont
Sedgwick
Franklin Farmers Union
Franklin Farmers’ Union
Franklin School
J. M. Palmer
R. K. Nicholson
William Fox
Breckenridge
Mich
Appanoose County
Towa
Census Bureau
Leaders See No Chance for World Court Issue Tie
Senate leaders say no disposition of the world court issue this session while awaiting Hoover protocol. Negotiations continue to postpone action as foreign officials discuss a delay and Bray voices support for a postponement to avoid a tie vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Bray
Einstein to Visit New York Ship Belgenland Arrives
The article notes Professor Albert Einstein and his wife plan to see New York when the Belgenland arrives next week. Einstein says he will not debark for dinners, while Frau Einstein wishes to visit the city. The snippet mentions second hand clothing and wearing apparel trade columns and a referenced Journal column.
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Belgenland
Dec
al Famous
Autnor
New York
Profeastor
Frau Einstein
Eas
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