Vare Seated Fight Ends as Wilson Loses Senate Contest
In Washington the senate rejected seating William B. Wilson after a lengthy contest over the seat long held by Vare. The vote followed a Norris resolution and a tense scene as Vare, then disabled, left the chamber. The incident cost the government about 200 million dollars and ended the Pennsylvania battle. A separate note from Winfield announces college debate teams gathering for a regional tournament under Dean LeRoy Allen.
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Washington
APJ
Senate
William B. Wilson
Sa ¢ Reed
S Capper
Allen
Vare
Wilson
David A. Teed
Ion Agaynat
Hadi
Pennsylvania
Meebers
Wion
Norris
Vate
Nebraska
Wilsop
Car
Robinson
Arkansas
Curtis
Qmentuers
Toll Éatio
Ed Senator
Schull
Trepublican
Minnesota
Schall
Duelare Wilson
Dees College
Winfield
Kan
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
LeRoy Allen
Southwestern College
Weather Forecast For Dodge City Dodge City
Kansas forecast shows partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with unsettled conditions, colder tonight. Southeast winds turn northward in the morning. Local report indicates gusty and variable conditions across the area.
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Kansas
Opéka
Dodge CO
Congressional Immunity Protects Blease and Heflin
Justice Peytoni Gordon ruled that congressional immunity shields Senators Blease and Heflin from arrest for contempt after they refused to heed a jury summons. The decision, made as a grand jury probes the death of Washington detective Arthur Scrivener, held Congress in session immunity applies, limiting the court to no further action against the senators.
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Blease
Heflin
Washington
District of Columbia
Peytoni Gordon
Supreme’ Bench
South Carolina
Alabama
Arthur Scrivener
Gordon
Congress
Haiti Riots Prompt Martial Law Fears At Ports
Washington reports indicate Secretary Stimson called Haiti turmoil exceedingly serious amid popular excitement and risk of outbreaks by Irresponsible elements. Marines and high officials weigh sending more troops as Port au Prince and Aux Cayes calm under martial law after Wednesday riot. a permanent national business clinic to monitor and combat low mood in American trade is planned with a 40-member panel led by Julius Barnes.
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Washington
Haiti
Stimson
Aux Cayes
John H. Russell
State Department
White House
West Indian Island
Hoover
Port Au Prince
Julius Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Barnes
Bandit Resembeling Fleagh Robs Officers in Carthage
A bandit described by victims as resembling Jake Fleaghe robbed Sheriff Harry Stephens and Deputy Clarence Scott of their weapons on the highway near Carthage Missouri. The suspect, driving a car, escaped after holding up the two officers. authorities chased an auto toward Carthage but found no trace. The robber linked to the Lamar National Bank robbery in Colorado.
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Carthage
Moz
Tims
Jake Fleaghe
First National Bank of Lamar
Col
Harry Stephens
Clarence Scott
Springfield
Lawrence Caths
Soraamile
Nichols
Pest Land
Lawrence
Nichols Don
Dee
Terence
Dan George Price
Sinclair
Twelily
L Unie
Magischusetts
Peters
Komlson
Hemthers
Hous
Jagne
Kansas City
Det
Woodson
Jack Dilloh
Robi County
Nina
Dow Thie Road
Sherigt Re KR
Rutherford
Sorge Reed
Linwrencer
Jscene
Erin
Gallert
New Englanders Plan Dinner Celebration
Forefathers day is observed by the Sons and Daughters of New England at Plymouth Congregational church. A 6:30 dinner follows a business meeting in the parish house, with W. C. Simons as speaker. All New Englanders are urged to attend. dinners and dues are $1. Reservations are phoned to Mrs. D H Spencer, 1408.
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Sons and Daughters of
New England
Plymouth
Congregational
W. C. Simons
New
Court Grants Relief in Case Involving Smiths and Restored Maiden Name
A court grants relief to Alice Smith from Clarence Smith. Judge High Means restores the maidens name of Alice Restergren. The plaintiff alleges gross negligence in duty.
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Alice Smith
Clarence Smith
High Means
Alice Restergren
Waeintff
Nine Hurt In Second Explosion At Munhall Suburb
Pittsburgh December 6 AP reports nine persons were injured today in a blast near the site of the previous day’s explosion that killed five and damaged the local post office at Munhall suburb. One victim was in critical condition per Homestead hospital. The second explosion is unofficially blamed on gas leakage and a wall of a nearby drug store was blown out with other buildings sustaining nonextensive damage.
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Pittsburgh
Munhall
Homestead Hospital
Liberty post hosts wives night with contests and readings
An enjoyable Liberty post American Legion gathering for members and wives drew about one hundred guests. Prof. E C Buehler led two contests identifying slogans and famous sayings, with Mrs Stutz and Mrs Boyce supporting the affirmative. Harry Frazee and Arch Oliver spoke for the negative while B Holmes judged. Refreshments followed. committee members include Phil Bowen Ellsworth Nold Mons and Clyde Bell.
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Liberty Post
American Legion
City Hill B
E.C. Buehler
George Noéld
Vario
Adebgte
Gromen
John Stutz
Earnest Boyce
Harry Frazee
Arch Oliver
B. Holmes
Phil Bowen
FE. C. Bueh Ellsworth
George
Nold F
Fred +mons
Clyde Bell
No Crimes For 17 Hours In Chicago Then Bombs Explode
Chicago led with a calm day as seventeen hours passed without a reported crime. Detectives lounged while police stood idle until 5 pm when three robberies occurred in sequence and a large bomb exploded on the south side, prompting swift police action.
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Chicago
KU Dads Organization Plans Meeting After Dad's Day
The temporary officers of the University of Kansas dads organization formed at the Dad's Day dinner in October will meet in Chancellor Lindley's office Saturday afternoon to discuss plans. Vice president W. Y. Wilson of Kansas City and secretary-treasurer Van Bruner of Lawrence lead the temporary group.
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University of Kansas
Dad’s
E. H. Lindley
Oereup
VY. W Son
Presiden
Kansas City
van Bruner
Lawrence
Mutiny of Troops Threatens Nanking
Nanking December reports say thousands of Nationalist troops mutinied at Pukow across the Yangtse. Martial law was declared, loyal forces reportedly defeated rebels near Wayt, and mutineers moved toward Nanking from Pengpu. Governments fears a nationwide anti government plan expand as provinces send oral supporters.
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Nanking
Pukow
Yangtse River
China
Gpih
Wayt
Wuyi
Pengpu
Atkwel
Nan- King
Noth Anhwei
Hankow
Hunan
Hupeh
Honan
Pukow Mutiineers
Young Guard Soars High In Testing First Time
Washington reports a rising young guard among Senate Republicans who bolted leadership to derail the tariff bill during a special session. Senator Harrison accuses them of desertion while Senator Allen defends their aims to honor agricultural pledges and the Fordney McCumber framework. The new bloc claims to seek wiser tariff action while remaining aligned with administration goals. Professor E F Kindswater of Kansas was in Madison for a university union meeting.
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Washington
Senate
Bush Leaguer
Ray Scots
Young Guard
Colleagu
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Avith
Hoor
Binck
Minneapolis
E. F. .Kindswater
University of Kansas/ union’ operating committee
Madison
University Union Building Managers
Santa's Sleigh Contest Returns With Prizes Ahead
The Journal-World previews a new Santa's Sleigh contest set for next Tuesday. Readers are invited to watch for a double page spread detailing how to win one of several prizes.
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Journal-World
Schacht backs Young Plan for European finance
Berlin Dec 6 AP Dr Hjalmar Schacht president of the Reichsbank says European politicians undermine careful economists work and urges returning to the Young plan as the basis for recurring financial arrangements. He notes creditor states seek more from Germany than defined in the Young law and insists Paris delegates agreed Germany can pay its maximum capacity.
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Berlin
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Paris
Germany
Manifesto calls Vasconcelos supporters to arm for return
A manifesto urging Vasconcelos supporters who backed him in the Mexican presidential race to arm for his return to Mexico was circulated by Dr. Francisco Del Rio Canedo. He says Vasconcelos plans to travel via Los Angeles for conferences as he seeks self preservation against the government and will come back once organized. The report places Vasconcelos in the United States for now.
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San Antonis
Mexico
Jose Vasconcelos
Francisco del Rio Canedo
Vasconcelos
Canedo
Los Angeles
San Antonio J
San Dantonio
Nogales
United States
el Paso
Tulsa men charged with arson in Lecompton house fire
Two men from Tulsa, Happy Brackin and G S Williams, faced arraignment on arson charges after an attempted fire at an unoccupied Lecompton dwelling owned by Williams. Brackin confessed to starting the blaze for $100, while Williams denied involvement. Bonds set at 3000 dollars. Preliminary hearing slated before Judge Hugh Me Tuesday. Neighbors prepared to testify about Brackin carrying oil to the Williams house.
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Happy Brackin
Tulsa
Okla
G. S. Williams
Mevern
Harry Frazee
sLecompton
Wiliams
J. Wye Mitchell
Brackin
Datag Offic
L. E. Porter
Williams
R. KR. Rutherford
Rutherford
Lawrence
George Reed
David Porter
Hugh Me
Ahams
Lecompton
Williams House
Oust City Service Gas from Kansas in AG Petition
Topeka dec 6 ap william a smith attorney general filed a petition in the state supreme court asking that the Cities Service Gas company a delaware corporation with its principal office in bartlesville okla be ousted from doing business in kansas at issue is its authority franchises and privileges in kansas and the courts action to exclude it from all corporate rights in the state the company serves about 40 cities and refuses to provide requested information to the state public utility commission amid an investigation into natural gas rates.
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Topeka
William A. Smith
Gupremel
Cities Service Gas Company
Henry L. Doherty’ Pipeline
Kan Sas
State Public Vice Commission
Tthe Pipeline Company
Kansas
Delaware Corporation
Bartesvile
Oklo
Supreme Court
Sea Ice Gas Company
Hurley to Succeed Good as War Secretary
President Hoover selects Patrick J. Hurley of Oklahoma to become secretary of war, succeeding James W. Good after his death. Hurley has served as acting secretary and was previously assistant secretary, a World War I veteran awarded for reconnaissance under fire in France.
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Warren Chon
Nooyer
Hurley
Fort
D. A. Russel
Cheyenne
Fort Francis
E. Warren
Warren
Wyoming
Eeene
Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
Oklahoma
Hoover
James W. Good
War Department
Good
France
Bixe Round Trips for One Third One Way Fares
John Robinson a Union Pacific agent announced the railroad will promote Christmas reunions by offering a special fare for holiday travel. The rate will be one and one third of the standard one way fare with sale and time limits to be announced shortly. New Air Picture of K U 2 campus photos taken from a Fort Riley pilot will be used for University publicity. Buy a Chevrolet and enjoy the difference every day.
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John Robinson
Union Pacific
Robinson
K.U. 2
University of Kansas
R. KR. Walker
Fort Riley
Broadcasting Records Rule Requires Clear Announcements
Washington December 6 AP. Radio commission orders all stations to clearly announce the nature of every mechanical reproduction broadcast. Each record must be described as a talking machine record or similar label before the program. Piano selections must be announced as performed by a piano player. Transcriptions or polls that exceed time limits cannot be used for national calls.
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Washington
Radio Commission
Large Lawrence men to attend Raw Valley Interurban hearing
A large delegation from Lawrence will travel to Kansas City tomorrow to press the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the Raw Valley Interurban expansion between Kansas City and Lawrence. Lawrence business leaders from many firms will advocate keeping lower historic rates, with a list of local officials and business names attending the session and associated after-hearing events.
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Lawre
Kansas City
Raw Valley
Lawrence
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kan City
Loval Geo
Kirchhoff
Wo Orld Co
W. Ler Mercantile Co
A. M. Hughes
George d. Nicehot
Orld Co
Leetzler Furniture Co
J. State Bank
Kansen
Alfred Stwood Lumber
Rhodes
Kaw Valley “Creamery
G. R. Shultz
Peoples Kans T É. Corp
C.F. Dodds
Griess
Totel
Eldridge
DeLuxe Cafe
George Sprawley Fuel! Co
Willian, Pendleton
Edgar Stee Seal
Kansas Beef Carcass Brings A Good Price
Four-H club workers led by Fav S. L. Jundahl from Manhattan Kansas sold dressed stock at a Chicago stock show. A beef carcass brought 80 cents per pound for 3561.60, the reserve champion beef ear sold for 40 cents per pound, and a champion wether carcass weighing 46 pounds sold for 75 cents per pound to a Chicago grocer. Samuel Insull received an award for a grand champion Suffolk stallion and mare combination. his farm swept many prizes.
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Chicago
Fav
S. L. Jundahl
Manhattan
Kun
Pion
Oryillis
Melbourne
Walter J. Templeton
Evansville
Samuel Insull
Opera
Umare
Wawthorn
Mt Nien
Insull’s
Culbertson 18 Honored At Chile Ambassador Dinner Night
Emporia coverage notes 400 people attended a dinner honoring William Culbertson United States ambassador to Chile. Only three men wore dinner jackets with one guest of honor. reminiscences of Chilean customs sparked brief remarks before the event. payroll holeups in St Louis netted about $6.00 from two robberies, one targeting A W Leschen Sons Rope Co. another robbery at Shechah Tumbing Co with $2,000 taken.
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Emporia
Run
William
Ertson
United States
Chile
Pamores
Sul
Mr. Culbertson
Hari Sador
St. Loupis
Todas
A. W. Leschen & Sons
Bandits Hold Up Two K U Couples Near Pleasant Grove
A crime report describes two unmasked bandits in a Chevrolet that halted a Dodge near Pleasant Grove. Bert Siofer and three University of Kansas students were abducted, belongings and a few dollars stolen, as the pair fled toward Lawrence. Police pursued leads with reports of a Chevrolet sighting and a Sinclair station entry, with suspects still at large.
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Menel
Bert Siofer
University of Kansas Medical
Pleasant Grove
Stofer
Thesy
Dack Nichols
Cathy Jackson
Syracttees
Mardane White
Ottawa
Raed Steter
Hartwell Millinery Ad Mistyped Price In Journal World
Fragmentary classified note cites a Hartwell Millinery shop advertisement in last night's Journal World with a price misquote. The ad mentions brands like Atwater Kent and Radio MantA. no clear amount is readable.
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Hartwell
Journal World
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