Anti Day Ruling Creates No Stir in Washington
The Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled against challenges to constitutional prohibition, with Justice William Clark of New Jersey noting the decision remains unsound after ten years. Dunford of the Anti-Saloon League calls the contention old and unsound, while officials differ on enforcement and state action under the national prohibition act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth
Washington
News Eral
Gates Ray Se
William Clark
New Jersey
Dunford
Anti-Saloon League
Jersey
Radio Program Guide and Listings Fragment
A cluttered broadcast schedule lists numerous acts and times including Lucien Halalai Balalaika Orchestra, Muriel and we, The Two Troupers in Boston, Wayne, King and His Orchestra, Beatrice Mabie, The Manhatters, Libby McNeil & Litty Program, and various weather, stock market, and home hour segments. The garbled OCR shows a dense lineup across evening hours with multiple stations, programs, and commercials.
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Sally
Phil Cook
Knights
Yeast Ioamers
Lucien Halalai
Balalaika
Muriel
Boston
Tan
Riley
Longine
Regal Yew York Dance Orchestra
Wayne, King
K.C
Bill and
Jane
Ermon
Fargrewes
Ra Caeerin
Libby McNeil & Litty
Beatrice Mabie
Nortclty
A. M. Goodiss
Odotono
Cutex
K. C
Rage
K. U
George
B.C
Fie
John Laughlin
Isters
McGrew
Chicago
Morgan
U. S. “Army
Blue Aces
Colorado
Si State Teachers College
Eae Whyte
Cecil
Dean Raymond A. Schwegler
Phil ‘Cook
Man
Friendly Five
Aunt Lulu
Landt
Knox Orchestra
Dunlap Orchestra
Maxwell House
Victor Herbert Opera Seri
Algeria
Amos
Andy
Lumber Minie
Jelen
Karl
New St
Beara
New York
Riday
Codys
Dolly Bill
Vermont Lumber Jacks
Cent
Perkins
Libby McNallam
NBC C
Srp
Ryan Clas
Eany
Coen
Nates
Nsa
Hi ‘Ation
Hay Mar
Blac
Sitoesphy
Sin
Ylop! Radio
Kathzatyrs
Neral
Jonendee
Paramount
Weather Forecast and Campus Schedule Highlights
The notice lists a KFKU weather forecast for Wednesday at 11:00 and a Mount Oread correspondence with calendar items. It also mentions poems for sons on Thursday at 1730 and talks on Guristas Functions in Fiesta. The concluding talk features Prof. Op J Teviotdale on Customs in the Orient and Prof. George M. Beal on professional services of architectural topics.
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Mount Oread
Corres
A. Cos Wilson
Fietia
Eridsy
Orient
Op. J. Teviotdale
Orijenkefesaional
Arci!tect
George M. K
BM Beal
Ottawa undercovers agent on his way to bust liquor ring
Fragmented report notes Ottawa authorities, led by County Attorney R. E. Page, pursuing Saddler in a liquor case. Saddler admits involvement, then denies hiring, faces impersonation charges. Page acknowledges hiring and aims to avoid publicity to aid the sting. An Ottawa sleuth investigation continues amid conflicting statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
R. E. Page
Badhler
Saddler
Heral
Page
Sundsy
Catcherrn
More Snow Forecast For Kansas Tonight
The AP reports Kansas faces cloudy skies with more snow expected tonight and Thursday, layering over the already snow covered state except for a few northeastern counties. The US Weather Bureau forecast is cautiously predicting additional light snowfall across central Kansas tonight.
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Topeka
Loaely
Kansas
Altho
United States Weather Bureau
Weather fragment hints at cold night remain near twenty five
A garbled OCR note suggests tonight will be similar to last night with a low around 25 degrees. It references temperatures and a familiar pattern but is unreadable in parts.
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Cnight
Police Seek Salesman Targeting Citizens For Tailored Suits
Police in Topeka seek a man claiming to represent a local firm who was taking orders for tailored suits to be delivered later. He visited professionals and businessmen, asked deposits of 6 dollars or 3 if the customer could not pay, and warned of penalties for operating without a city license. Authorities say such schemes carry a 25 dollar daily fine.
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Sid
Topeka
W. J. Cummings
Belleview and Vicinity Family and Social Notes
Belleview and vicinity residents share visits and gatherings. Mrs. Grace Hal attends to family matters in Lawrence. Woodworking news mentions Roley and Bick elm. Local residents travel to Colorado Springs and Pleasant Grove for visits.
Wedding In Eudora Ties Kin In Velvet Pink Attire
A wedding held at the home of Mr and Mrs R P Higgins in Eudora united their families in a November ceremony. The bride wore a shell pink chiffon and velvet dress and carried a bouquet of roses and lilies. About sixty guests attended. after the ring and cake rituals, a luncheon featured ice cream cake and coffee.
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R. P. Hi
Olathe
Crane
Eudora
Glenn J. Witherspoon
Misa Ethel McKee
Areane
LS Ee
C. B. Crane
Ely C. A. James
E. E. James
Allen C. James
A. Robinson
John Crane
Jasper Crane
Alice
Charles Crane
Crane couple at home in Pleasant Grove area
Mr and Mrs Oscar E Crane and Harold Houghland are now at home at Pleasant Grove. Police were called to the University campus at 410 this morning to investigate a green roadster parked on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Houghland
Mrs
Oscar E
Crane
Pleasant Grove
Iné
Leonard
Ity
Fractured OCR Brief on Unspecified Incident
An OCR fragment notes campus activity with officers locating a missing car after hours investigation. no robberies reported. A foreign relations committee panel deferred a seat consideration by a narrow ten to nine vote. stray phrases reference slippers and fashion.
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Option
Penary Foreign Relations Committees
Theian Coir
FIS
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Rao
Lary Unk
Froa
KFKU
St. Louis
Ana Roa
Belleview. and Vicinity
Roslin Skinner
Ade
A. L. Hadl
Oscar Gbatlatt
Hospital At
Elkhart
Anna Bic
Maro
Mase
Rankin Drug Store
Whitcomb
Std
Tenn. Sts
Dickinson Quality Theatres
Morocco
Constance Bennett
Tough Winn
ARSIT
Obart
Conrad Nagel
Basil Rathbone
John
sacemouaRs News
Pri
Zes
Jackie Coogan
Mitzi Greening”—No
World Court Ac
Patee
Africa
James Ashmore Creelman
Louis Wolheim
Robert Armstrong
Jean Arthur
Late
Pathe News
Railroad Follies
Toby the Pup
Fiddler
REX Beach Watch
Kiddica
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