Four Kansas students suspended over Topeka escapade
Four University of Kansas students and four accompanying girls traveled to Topeka on November 11 and returned with a car overturning. Investigators found the male students admitted drinking intoxicating liquor though claiming they were not drunk. Proceedings included an oath verification, with university officials and the students questioned about drinking among students and disciplinary policy.
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Thei State Board of Administraton
Lindley
John Dyer
L Ength
Kansas City
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Toiken
Un delivered Mail Mystery Haunts Post Office
Officials report a large pile of undelivered letters found at the post office. A note suggests a retired carrier died locally and letters may have been misrouted or withheld. Investigators continue to locate addressees and recover missing correspondence.
Representative Kah Dead After Illness at 63
Representative Kah died following a prolonged illness that suddenly worsened with heart attacks. He was 63 and survived by a widow and two sons.
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Kah
Tee
Celis
Severa Denly
Toy fashion notes and local honors in brisk items
Toy autos and the German Zephyr Zeppelin top this trial market report as kids glimpse the future in miniature airships and durable fashion dolls. Hoover named Kiwanis head in a Tuncheon meeting with new officers and directors listed for the club.
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Cassociated Press
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Los Angeles
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Tuncheon
Kiwapis Club
V. K. Hoover
Edward Hislop
Frank. Hosford
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J. H. Emmett
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R.L. Allen
Lei ‘Houston
L.chambers
Harold Angham
Big Wheat Acreage Report From Washington
The Department of Agriculture reports 827000 acres sown to wheat this fall, 0.6 percent more than the revised 1923 estimate. December 1 winter wheat condition stands at 81.0 percent of normal, with abandonment averaging 10.6 percent over ten years. Rye sown this fall totals 4206000 acres, 0.8 percent above the revised rye estimate.
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Dee
Department of Agriculture
Chicago Art Institute Adds Play Writing and Design Dept
The Chicago Art Institute creates an official department for play writing and costume design as a new theatre building rises to house activities. The 700 seat theater features a sky dome over the stage and movable floors to position scenery and actors within the proscenium. The complex is a gift from Mr and Mrs William Ow er Goodman in memory of their son Kenneth Sawyer Goodman. Thomas Wood Stevens from Carnegie Tech will lead the department.
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Associated Press
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Kenneth Sawyer
Goodtman
Goodtman, Play‘wright, Who Died In Service During the War. Thomas Wood Stevens
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Santa Grants Topeka Girl Wish For Baby Brother
A Great Bend KS four year old asked Santa for a baby brother while window shopping in Topeka. Santa arranged adoption via the Kansas Children's Home and presented the girl with a two year old brother. A separate Omaha incident notes detectives arresting a man named Frank after a barricade.
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Great Bend
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Santa Clause
Kansas
Mrs Owen Recital Delights School Children
The third annual music appreciation concert for Lawrence elementary schools was held this morning in the high school auditorium. Mrs Arthur Ly Owen performed a piano recital featuring works by Gluck Brahms Schumann Chopin and Weber among others.
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Liewrence
Arthur Ly Owen
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Schumann
Traumerei
Bereeuse
Golliwog
von Weber
Lawrence boy on Baker basketball squad
John Akers of Lawrence is a Baker University freshman named to the Baker basketball squad. His inclusion comes as the team prepares for the basketball season, with Akers listed among the twenty two players on the roster.
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John ‘Akers
Isa Mensher
Baker
Baldwin City
Kanversity
John Akers
Lawrence
Akers
Creature comforts robe for men offered as practical gift
The article describes a versatile men s robe as a practical, desirable gift. It notes preference for shorter, slip on styles and details heavy fabrics, shawl collars, satin trims, and a wide range of colors and patterns suitable for various tastes and occasions.
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Falstead
Inlie
Kansas Legislature Shows Sanity and Practical Plans
A Kansas legislative survey finds a sober body leaning toward practical, conservative reforms. Banking, taxation, road funding, and school consolidation top the agenda with no radical proposals. Governor-elect Paulen signals a short, sharp message with focus on the state platform.
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Journal-World
Kansas
Pawler
Liberty Island A Park Landmark Declared On
A historical notice notes Liberty Island, also known as Bedloe's Island, is designated as a national monument site by presidential order. It compares the statue shelter to the Colossus of Rhodes and explains Liberty enlightens the world from its 131 feet height above the pedestal, with 29 feet taller than earlier reports. General Secretary Warren F. Sheldon of New York City is named in the Wesley Foundation.
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New York
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Whit
Kanaien
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Asia Minor
Jajien Won
Laxatiere Brom Quinine Tablets Ad advertised
An old advertisement touts Laxatiere Brom Quinine tablets to fend off cold or flu symptoms. It claims a safe proven remedy and notes the box bears the signature FE. W. Grove with a price of 30 cents.
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FE. W. Grove
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