Winds Roar Across British Isles Amid Severe Storms
Winds of Thurritan swept the British Isles causing death and destruction on land and sea. Night steamship services and air travel were halted, hotels crowded with passengers. The Cunard steamer Albanna aided a distressed vessel, while the Britannic Averit ashore near Pembroke reported danger averted. Roosevelts’s Plymouth arrival followed 100 mph winds, with ships reporting varying distress and inland floods submerging rural areas.
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London
Dees
Thurritan
Wether Bureau
Cunard
New York
Bishop’s ‘Rock
Linney Head Saint -Gowans
Pembroke
Milford Haven
Homeric
A.strenpious
Lwad Line
Roosevelt
Newark
Plymouth
Gebrre
Stopfer
Stroyer
Walpole
Ahrisa
Bordeaux
Gal‘dames
West Roads
Craw
Essex Heath
Ushant
Brest
Leonardo Davici
Religious Drama Seen by a Late Audience at The Rock
A large standing room only crowd at the Methodist church viewed The Rock a story tracing Linton Peter's development. The performers were praised for their polished acting and Harriet Dell Baar who directed the play returned to Chicago today after organizing the Weslay foundation players in the community. The Players are students who will stage religious plays locally and elsewhere.
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Linton Peter
Gi Jajrge
Thase
Harriett Dell Baar
Chicago
Weslay ' Foundation
Canned Goods Winners Named in National Contest
The announcement from Chicalry lists Douglas County women who entered the National Canning Contest. Names include Miss Ethel Cowles Mrs Frank Horrell of Vinland Mrs Rot Flory 41E Nieder of Ona Stary Mrs B Collins Mrs Ralph Tee of Ompton Mrs Oliver Price A A Vaughn Miss Esther Cubiel Mrs John Kanzie Anna Miljurne of Eudora Mrs Frank Bereiter and many others.
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Chicalry
Douglas. Cquity
Ethel Cowles
Frank
Horrell
Vinland
Rot Flory
Nieder
Ona Stary
B. Collins
Ralph Tee
Ompton
Oliver Price
A. A. Vaughn
Lucille Robertson
Bryan Roberts
R. Teed
Maurice Mra. A
F Stanton
Mith
A. Sommer
V. I. Thome
Harry Vs. Thos
van Nice
Ware
T. R. Warren
Charles A. Wise
Lawrence
Seek Mankato Salesman in Police Notice
Lawrence police were told by sisters in Mankato Kansas Saturday night that Oscar Colley a Mankato salesman for a weatherstrip factory is wanted at home for illness in the family. Clyde Taylor arrested Saturday night on charge of drinking gave a $10 bond for appearance in police court Wednesday morning. Theft of a tire from Renpris Ford at Tenth and Vermont reported. One sleeper at City Jail given lodging there last night.
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Mankato
Lawrence
Kan
Oscar Colley
Weatherstrip
Clyde Taylor
Henderson
Tenth
Vermont
Kansas Parent Teachers Association aims and history
Mrs E R Corey writes on the Kansas branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. The Kansas association formed in 1914 to unite home and school, promoting child welfare through seven aims from health to ethical character, with local units across Douglas County and Lawrence supporting clinics clothing for the needy study circles and library improvements.
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Mra
Kanas
Parent -Teacher Association
The
National Congress
Theodore Birney
Phoee Hearst
Washington, D. C
Spirosl
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Banhas
Duglas Cqunty
D.T. A
Reading Unie
Kansas Parent- Teacher Association
Lawrence
Douglas County
Miss Lucyle Thomas Has Double Recital At KU Auditorium
Miss Lucyle Thomas, KU senior in the fine arts school, presents a violin and piano double recital at the University auditorium at 8 oclock tomorrow evening. The program includes Beethoven violin sonata and concerto movements, plus works by Auer and Grieg, with orchestral parts on second piano by Professor. The school graduates about twenty four fine arts seniors this year across voice violin piano and organ.
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Lucyle ‘Thomas
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
University
Mel Miss Thomas
K. U. Fine Arts
School of Fine Arts
Fine Arts School
Tventy
Violin
Tisno
Ergan
Mias
Thomas
Constitution Drawn Up by University of Kansas Parents
A constitution was written for the Parent’s Association at a Saturday afternoon meeting of temporary officers. The KU Dad’s Day dinner in October started the group to strengthen ties between the University of Kansas and citizens whose children attend or have attended its schools. The board will include a president, vice president, secretary-treasurer, and four other members to be chosen at the next meeting.
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Univ Kansas 8 Tdeawh
K. U
Deaths and Funerals Obscure Kansas City Area Figures
Mrs J E Goble aged 0 years dies at local hospital funeral 1:50 p m Rumsey chapel burial Park cemetery survived by husband and two children Charles and Mil, two brothers Albert Rogers of Stafford Kan and Ross Anderson of San Diego Cal Henry Mall aged 64 dies at 201 Lincoln street funeral 3:30 p m Rumsey chapel Rev J F Watts in charge burial Oak Hill cemetery survived by two sons Charles Mull and John Mull A C Benson aged years formerly of who died Saturday in Kansas City Mo funeral 2:90 m Tuesday Friends church with Rev Williams Kansas City officiating burial Oak Hill Cemetery survived by wife and four children Mrs Mary Homan Denver Anna Benson Kansas City Marleigh Benson Kansas City Kan and Dr K A Benson Winfield Benson came to Lawrence 1886 long custodian at Lawrence High School later with the University
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J. E.gable
J. E. Goble
Sed
Maine Cstreet
Rumsey Funeral Home
Park Cemetery
Charles
Mildied
Albertrsons
Stafford
Kan
Ross Anderson
San Diego
Cal
Henry Mall
Lincoln Street
J. F. Watts
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles Mull
John Mull
Topeka
Henry Nes
A. C. Benson
Kansas City
Friends Church
Illiams
Oak Hill
Mary Homan
Denver
Anna Benson
Marleigh Benson
Scout Leaders to Meet in Lawrence for Kaw Area Council
A joint meeting of the Kaw area Scout leaders and its chairman K B Dawson will take place in Lawrence on Friday December 13. The Kaw area council annual meeting is set for January 23 with about 100 men interested in scouting expected to attend. Counties in the Kaw area include Wyandotte Leavenworth Douglas Johnson Miami Franklin and Osage.
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Kaw
Lawrence
K. B. Dawson
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Douglas
Johnson
Miami
Franklin
Osage
Frigate Constitution Restoration Nears Water Readiness
Washington reports the famous Frigate Constitution is nearing afloat completion at Boston Navy Yard with public subscriptions to finish the restoration. Total funds raised reach 547,158 dollars with 477,873 spent so far and sufficient money to continue through year end. Once hull is floated, masts will be installed.
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Constitution
Washington
Doston
navy _ yard
Navy
Court charges dismissed in Elk Falls elopement case
The charge of swearing falsely against Marion R B Van Nest 28 who married a 15 year old was dismissed in probate court here last Friday The couple after elopement and marriage in which the bride’s page was given as 18 went to Wichita where police took them into custody at the request of the bride’s parents Sheriff Grow and the parents accompanied the newlyweds back to Elk Falls to make their home
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Howard
Kan
Marion
van Nest
Elk Falls
Wichita
Henry C. Carpenter
W. P. Grow
County Club Meetings Set Across State Counties
County clubs from each state county will assemble at the University of Kansas campus at 10 o clock Wednesday to plan county club work for Christmas vacation. No state meeting this year. groups meet at various campus locations. Douglas county will meet on the main floor of University Auditorium with Harry Haugh of Lawrence as chairman. Chairmen of eleven county districts will convene before the group meetings.
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University of Kansas
Univers
Douglas County
University
Harry Haugh
Lawrence
Milwaukee Teens Sentenced for Roadhouse Robberies
Clarence Wright 17 of Leavenworth Kansas and Wal Bergman 46 of Milwaukee were convicted for a spree of six armed robberies at road houses and filling stations. Wright received six terms from five to 80 years on each charge while Bergman drew three to 20 years in the reform school. Two men were wounded during the robberies.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Clarence Wright
Leavenworth
Kan
Wright
Wal Bergman
Bergman
Wheat Crops Thriving Across Kansas in Cold snap
State board of agriculture reports Kansas wheat crop in good condition with little frost damage. Favorable weather boosts feeding, with many cattle returned to wheat fields. Congress seeks oppose Powell for recorder of deeds in DC. Kansas delegation asks President Weaver to back opponent. Also notes a shoe store holdup in St Joseph with $500 stolen.
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Topeka
State Board of Agriculture Today
Kansas
Kansan
Washington
Weaver
Martin R. Powell
Wathena
Kan
District of Columbia
Powell
Lutheran Aid Society gathers after- noon in church parlors for December calendar
The Lutheran Aid Society holds a meeting in church parlors Thursday afternoon to review the December calendar. Reports from the church bazaar and other business will be discussed. Mrs. F Metsker hosts the Sunshine club Wednesday for the annual all day Christmas meeting with a covered dish luncheon and a gift exchange.
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Lutheran Aid Society
Pill I
Cdhutreh
F. Metsker
Sunshine Club
First Presbyterian Church Meeting Notes and Events
The First Presbyterian Church held a Wednesday session with trustees and deacons reviewing church matters. Details mention sessions led by Joli Led and notes on Westminster university relations, plus plans to entertain Presbyterian students from Haskell and a charity event featuring men’s guitar club after a community dinner.
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First Presbyterian Church
SUN Leen
di Jar
TU Ton
Joli Huma
Haskell
Mrt
Organ Recital Draws Large Audience at University
A ves per organ recital by Laurel Hverette Anderson, university organist, drew a large audience at the University The program reflected Christmas spirit and featured violinist Waldemar Gelich. The School of Fine Arts will present a Christmas tableaux next Sunday afternoon in the auditorium.
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Laurel Hverette Anderson
University of Ernens
Waldemar Gelich
School of Fine Arts
Hotel suit filed against Holl and House owners in Kansas City
A $30,000 lawsuit was filed today against the owners of the Holland House apartment hotel in Kansas City by Als. Rose Vandevilla, widow of Vincent Fondevilla who died in a fire last month. The case seeks damages related to the tragedy.
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Kansas City
Holland House
Als
Rose Vandevilla
Vincent Fondevilla
Rostelry
Vaudeville
New
Crossword Puzzle From Yesterday's Paper
A scrambled crosswords set with clues and partial answers covering across and down entries. includes entries like Bangs of a Sadder q and European country references with thematic hints and partial solutions. puzzle presents names, abbreviations, and wordplay typical of a daily newspaper.
District Court Opens for Final Week of Actions
Judge Hugh Means presides as the district court resumes. The Werkenthin vs Republican Publishing Co. wage dispute on overtime proceeds to advisement after a morning hearing. Separate cases involve Kz Plumbing Inc and Bee Co versus J H Tullos et al, with a plaintiff victory rendered. Sherman Houghland versus Viola Skinner involves a real estate suit with afternoon testimony.
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Hugh Means
Erreur Ber
A.M. “Werkenthings
Republican Publishing Company
Means
Werkenthin
E Company
Kz Plumbing, Inc and Bee Company
34 Corporation
J. H. Tullos
Sherman Houghland
Viola Skinner
Mystery Man Claims to Be Connie in Mountain View
In Mountain View Arts Nec nine a young man says he is Connie Franklin the fiancé of a girl said to have been slain. He performed Lonesome Pine at the request of the girl's father who asked for Turkey in the Straw on a harp. The girl’s father would not confirm the identity and a decision is awaited as five men await murder charges for torturing and burning Franklin to death. Defense attorneys profess to welcome the development.
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Mountain View
Arts
Connie Franklin
Lonesome Pine
Connie
Franklin
Frigh
Welcor Ly
City Lawyers Close Police Fund Suit Before Supreme Court
Kansas City attorneys for the city administration closed their case before a supreme court commissioner in a fight over a police department fund. The city has allocated about 1.19 million dollars for police payrolls this year while a separate figure seeks 1.429 million. Police commissioners, appointed by Governor’Esp Cavittield, are Republican. The dispute has repeatedly delayed payrolls for the department.
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Supreme Court
Kansas City
API
Kan City
Tiegnocratic City Administraion
Cavlfield
Steamer Drifts On Rocks Off Channel Coast
The Spanish steamer Mar Rajo of 2202 tons is reported drifting on the Bish Lodey near Hastings five miles south of the Channel coast after engine failure. Lifeboat launched to aid and a relief ship Frieda from Deal was sinking, prompting immediate assistance in rough seas.
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London
Rea
Bi Ks Lodey
Trastings
Channel
Deal
Frieda
French Debt to Be Considered by House Ways and Means
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee will take up the French wartime debt to the United States, excluding Russia where a funding plan is absent. The Soviet government has refused to recognize the Russian debt contracted before the czarist overthrow, making the French obligation the last of those negotiated by the American debt commission awaiting action.
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Washington
United States
Russia
House
Ways and Means
American Debt Commission
Glorifying the American Girl Opens at Dickinson Theatre
The Paramount production Glorifying the American Girl by Florenz Ziegfeld opens at Dickinson Theatre today for a four day run. The talking picture features Technicolor settings and impressive stage design as part of the early talkie era showcase.
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Unus
Dickinson Theatre
Paramount
Florenz Ziegfeld
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices
Marriage licenses issued include Cameron G. James and Alberta R. Avery of Topeka married by Rev Backus of Lawrence and Garmon H. Daron of Lincoln Nebraska with Ruth E. Hoover of Overbrook married by Rev Hoover. Frank Collins of Topeka married by Methodist minister Weller. Weller visits relatives in Arkansas City. Louis Weller, reelected captain of the 1930 Haskell football team, noted for 1929 success and his home. Reports theft at Oska loosa copper wire stolen, cut up and placed in a steel barrel. Nebraska to play Texas team in an intersectional game on October 4 in Lincoln. A&M College of Texas booked for Oct 4 with Nebraska. Gas fills a school room in Mentor, Salina area. pupils overcome but expected to recover. No police court cases on the docket.
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Cameron G. James
Alberta R. Avery
Topeka
Backus
Lawrence
Garmon H. Daron
Lincoln
Nebr
Ruth E. Hoover
Overbrook
Frank Collins
Berenies
W. B
Weller
Arkansas City
Louis Weller
Haskell
Sucessful
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County
Oska
Loosa
Nebraska
Texas
Dallas
Tex
A & M. College of Texas
Pleasant Valley Last Week Items in Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley notes visitors and callers from Hastings Enid Dan and Neil Tilian at Lucille and Gertie Roberts. Many neighbors seen over the weekend including Rothwell Blough and Bingham families. P T A met. hot lunches planned. Week's new items list Thanksgiving visits, clerk shifts, and school programs at Clinton and Pleasant View schools.
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Riga’ Iflida
Hastings
Neb
Edilian
Enid
Dan
Neil Tilian
Lucille
Gertie Roberts
Howard
Sylvester Rothwell
Neil Han
Arnold Lynch
Coffeyville
A. P. Lynch
Fred Granbereer
Kansas City
Kans
Elsie
Walter Howard
Mornin Phil” Blough
Fan_ nie Bingham
Lawrence
Walter Howard, Jr
Harold Howard
Orville Carey
Fannie Bingham
Ross
Oren Bingham
Miss Patterson
John Blough
Henry. Hutchinson
Ay Hichardson
Orville Runwayfternoon
APB
H Cranuen
Ilinn
Walter Adiward
Berti Carey
O. Robertson
Mr. Gilman
Otto Luck
Cleve Gotfrey
T. Rothwell
Leigh Bingham
Anna Peters
Franklin
John W. Blough
Ed Howard
Cleve Godfrey
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Mildred Maloney
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H. J. Rothrock
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Edna
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Pleasant View
Pleasant Valley School
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Laura Howard
Fred Lin
Hartwell
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Rothrack
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Kethrack
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Lewis Tay
Vinton Peters
Arthur $. Wettig
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills. Bros Coffee
Shimmons Bros
Schubert Funeral Home
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind
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