Texas mud delays Pan American flight ships at Dongan Field
Fog and rain hindered takeoffs as five Pan American ships were grounded at Dongan Field San Antonio delaying the christening of the Pan American flight. Major Dargue announced the postponement while pilots and officials awaited better conditions. Messages from Secretary Kellogg and Secretary of War Day were read as the ceremony proceeded despite showers.
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Flying mission highlights personal sacrifice and pride
Newton dispatches describe Lt Whitehead’s wife Annie Brown and child left in care as he prepares for a pioneering aviation mission. She says diving remains hazardous yet trained pilots are confident, noting strong support from her husband and the family network as Americans pursue aviation based friendship.
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Kansas farm family recalls son in service and homecoming
Westphalia Kansas December 20. A Coffey county farmer and his wife express pride and concern as their son Ennis Whitehead departs for service in the western hemisphere. The family recalls Lt Whitehead’s long road from Burlington High School to the University of Kansas and the army, with Christmas homecoming hopes offset by news of a second son, Epren, at the University of Kansas.
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Chancellor Lindl to speak at Wichita and several Kansas high schools
Chancellor Lindl will address multiple high schools across Kansas including Kingman Hutchinson Dodge City Neodesa Liberal Larned Pawnee Jewell and Woodson counties. Speeches also planned at Lions clubs and Rotary clubs with sponsorship from county clubs and alumni groups. additional schools to be announced by Fred Bilsworth.
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Teddy Bear gift marks Elizabeth’s first American visit
AP reports Princess Elizabeth, fourth in line, receives a teddy bear during her U S stay. The toy, chosen by her uncle Prince of Wales, prompts a hug as the young princess tours with her family, highlighting royal visits and child-friendly moments.
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Eneland
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Wales
Dam Bill Hearing Faces Rear Committee Vote Time
Fragmentary text notes a Wednesday session on a dam bill with a rear committee vote set around 11:80. Mentions Johnson-Sowing Bouldey Gals and N. Whitehead who died, with unclear context or roles.
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Unsettled City Regions Mentioned in Kansas Brief
Fragmentary note lists Hutchinson Coffey Slippery Sandafah Pitts Ottawa Topeka and other Kansas cities with unsettled references. No clear event or outcome established from readable text.
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City
Hutchinson
Coffey
Sandafah
Pitts
Ottawa
Kansas
Borah Demands Senate Probe Into Alien Property Looting
Senator Borah Republican Idaho predicts Senate investigation into administration of aliens property. He vows to press a detailed report after Christmas holidays. Senate inquiry already authorized but not completed. Borah urges broader facts and costs to be examined.
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Idaho
Senate
City Christmas basket fund tops donations total
Camp Fire reports receipts of 89.57 toward the city Christmas basket fund. Crises Service committee chairman notes contributions exceeded expectations while county residents also give. Expectation rests on department store contributions and gifts of clothing canned goods and other items for the baskets.
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Trial opens in slander case over teacher and pastor
McPherson Kansas news report on the Ione Bhough Lee Miller slander suit as defense begins presenting evidence. Board members testify about the origin of rumors linked to Miss Ehaugh junior high teacher and Pastor Pennington. Witnesses describe attempts to corroborate claims and officials subpoenaed city ministers. Lunchers crowd courtroom as proceedings unfold.
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Germans Favor Cigars Amid Populard Cities Scene
The German public shows a clear preference for cigars over cigarettes and pipes in streets and cafés. Cigar stores abound, offering affordable options, while the pipe remains scarce. a nickel buys a decent big cigar, and even the best German-made cigars command higher prices.
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Berlin
Heflin Attacks Harding Regime Over Smith Case
Senator Heflin blasted the Harding administration during a Senate session quoting a court record in a Mobile case. He alleged efforts to raise funds from liquor interests to pay Republican debts and claimed a conspiracy involving Daugherty. Other senators pressed back as Heflin contended Smith was murdered, challenging the coroner’s verdict.
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Alabama
Jddis Sraith
Senate Judiciary
Aubrey. Boyles
United States District
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Daugherty
New York
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Talking film shown in Paris echoes heartbeats
Paris presented the first perfected talking film by the French Academy of Medicine. The ten minute demonstration used a synchronized acting sequence to show heart beat sounds and explain the physiology. A separate report notes postal policy talks in Topeka and street paving updates.
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French Academy
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Griff Studies etry Fund at Topek and The City
Griffith attorney reports today on evidence of funds deposited in a bank that was recently closed. The attorney general refused to save whether the city attorney asked him to file an ouster suit against Frank L. Stevens, city finance commissioner.
Lawrence Stores Open Late For Christmas Shoppers
A majority of Lawrence shops will stay open Friday evening until 9 o clock to aid Christmas buyers. Clothing and shoe stores will extend hours Wednesday through Friday. Hardware stores plan three late evenings while drug stores will operate late except Saturday noon closing. City hall and the courthouse close all day Saturday and post office hours end at noon.
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Law Brence
Dryfoils
Owill
Jail Break Fails In Ottawa Duo Held On Liquor Charges
Karl Hashman and J F Lee of Ottawa were jailed on liquor charges after escaping from Douglas County jail. A passerby alerted deputies when the two men fled near Baldwin last evening. They were recaptured as Sheriff Cummings planned new charges for transportation and possession of liquor. Masonic installation noted.
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J. F. “Lee
Ottawa
Douglas
Trashman
Lee
Ray
Baldwin
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Officers of Two Lodges Installed December 23
New officers of Pavlrency Lodge No. 6 and Acacia Lodge No. 9 were installed at Masonic hall on December 23. The ceremony named G. M. M. Y Hang Ly, Burdick as Marshal, and R. William as Tiler, with other officers including George O. Foster, James A. Nasmilly, and Robert C. ats noted among the installed lineup.
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Acacia Lodge
Decembe
G. M
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R. William
Frank March
Tatar Mar
George O. Foster
Lawrence Lode
James A. Naismilly
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Ed ‘Ellerg
Harry Bally
Ralph
Brockwelly
Revision of 1930s crop estimates released by Agriculture
Washington dec 20 ap revised estimates show corn at 2 645 030 000 bushels and total wheat at 332 305 000 bushels other crops listed include wheat 205 000000 oats 191 152 000 sorghums 100 710 000 be ans 17 139 000 soybeans 3 000 white potatoes 357 500 sugar beets 7 087 000 apples pears and grapes totals.
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Department
Amman Hunt Stages Today After Regional Flight Reports
A farmer near Lake Vig led a search after a man described as an stranger slept in a barn and vanished. Officers traced a revolver found on the suspect, a 32 caliber pistol, and learned he claimed to be from Texas via Kansas. The investigation moved toward Topeka with police seeking further details.
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Companion Bill Drafted in Washington Senate Farm Relief Move
A companion McNary relief bill was drafted today in Washington by Charm Hagen of the House committee. The measure seeks an equalization fee on basic crops to handle surplus and aims for equality between agricultural commodities and other products. Debate notes potential farm measure linkage and possible use of the fee, with related comments on committee action and authenticity.
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Salary increases for Topeka state teachers proposed
In Topeka Kansas a plan to raise salaries for teachers at five state institutions was recommended by the regents and budget department. Budget officials announced today after conferring with Mr. Parger. The increases are set to be somewhat higher than current levels, pending agreement with the director.
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Completion of University Stadium and $540,000 plan
The University announces completion of the stadium with seating expanded to about 8000. A $300,000 bond issue funds the project, with over $210,000 already secured, financed through football receipts. Two more sections will be added and plans reviewed by Allen, Rice, and Goldswin for final construction.
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Rotary club lecture traces planning from ancient cities
P A Dinsmoor, chairman of focal city planning committee, spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon about the origins of city planning. He recalled London’s rebuilding and contrasted past and present urban design, noting era changes and the role of municipal foresight.
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Fragmented OCR Reflects a Tragic Roadside Incident
Damaged text hints at a fatal motorist crash with multiple injuries and named individuals. The garbled lines mention a hospital, wounds treated, a station, and authorities linked to a Kansas area. Names and details are incomplete, but imply a collision involving several victims and bystanders.
Chain of robberies ripples through local stores
Fragmentary OCR outlines multiple robberies including jewelry and clothing stores. Names like Bristow and Pfeiffer sons appear with alleged stolen goods linked to liquor raid scenes. Mentions checks and a state protection chief, but details are unclear.
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Yolay Dee
Howard
Pfeiffer Sons
Broxson
Frerey Drown at Windsar After Frenzied Icefall
A fragmentary report notes the mysterious drowning at Windsar involving Wessel Griizhea. Officials have not released full details, and the event remains under investigation. Further information is not yet available.
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Griizhea’ Ly Windsar
Health Officers urged vaccination for children in city drive
Health officers call for vaccination of children in city vaccination drive. The notice emphasizes diphtheria prevention and urges guardians to ensure their children are vaccinated, citing city hall as coordinating body and stressing timely participation.
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