Atlantic storms delay ships and sinkages world news
London reports Atlantic gales slow many liners from America to Europe with hours of delay. The Orford loses a crew member in the Bay of Biscay while rescuing 120 passengers from the Ania. Sisto and Usworth wrecked nearby. The S.S. New York aids rescuers as dawns break near the Azores. The Majestic and Ausonia approach English shores as ports struggle with heavy seas.
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Europe
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Plymouth
Tudia
Bay of Biscay
Sisto
Usworth
Orania
Losada
Lioxoes
Azores
New York
Washington
Majestic
Southampton
Steamers in Bay of Biscay delay two crews honored in Chicago
Uudia steamer Mulbera forced to heave to in the Bay of Biscay with an ETA of at least 24 hours to England. No word from Greek steamer Anelica reported in difficulty yesterday in the Bay of Biscay. At Chicago two University of Kansas faculty members Worthie vald and Justice Neal Carman of Lawrence were awarded the PhD by the University of Chicago.
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University of Kansas
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University December Convocation on the Midway Campus
At the universitys 178th convocation on the Midway campus Dr Robert M Hutchins presided conferring 248 degrees and certificates Mr Horr presented a thesis on utilization of galactose by Aspergillus niger and Pennicillium glaucum while Mr Carmans thesis explored Perles and Saint Graal quests in humanities division
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Big Turkey Shoot Planned at Lawrence Club Grounds
One of the region’s largest turkey shoots is slated for Sunday at the Lawrence club grounds south of Lawrence. The American Legion sponsors the event with 80 turkeys and 10 geese as prizes selected by a task force of turkey experts. Prizes will be fattened and specially treated in the days ahead. The event aims to include both beginners and experts in clay pigeon shooting, pairing amateurs with other beginners for fair chances to win.
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Car Brings Arrest of Trio in Liquor Case
Three Lawrence men and a woman were arrested after a car with no tail light was stopped near highway 40. Officers found a five gallon jar smelling of whisky and a can of alleged liquor inside the car. They were jailed and face a confiscation action against the vehicle.
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Erig von Stroheim broke once and became penniless director
Noted film director Erig von Stroheim faced financial collapse after a single breach in career, leaving him penniless and unemployed. Industry outlets report the once acclaimed maestro confronting hardship amid dwindling opportunities.
Von Stroheim vows support despite unemployment
In Los Angeles on December 20, Erich von Stroheim, once earning up to 5000 dollars weekly, declares he is virtually penniless and unemployed after a divorce suit. He agrees to pay four dollars a week toward his son Brich's support when he can find film work.
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Topeka discusses statewide police system plan
ADAeA committee formed to push enactment of a state police system law. The group met yesterday with D. W. Wilson named leader, Lannel Wilson elected vice chairman, and Fred Bowman named secretary. Wilson noted theft rates are lower in states with cens systems.
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Adaea
D. W. Wilson
Wichita
Lannel Wilson
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Fred Bowman
Kansas Bakers Asociation
Serrdbury
Wilson
Sixtieth annual Turkey-Dull of the Beta Phi chapter
The sixtieth annual Turkey-Dull of the Beta Phi fraternity was held at the chapter house with a reception for about one hundred members and guests. Christmas decorations lit the sitting room and dining area, with blue decor in one room and red in another. A twelve-piece orchestra from Park, Illinois, played as members enjoyed refreshments and dancing. Several attendees plan holiday visits with family before Christmas. A local drugstore advert shows a shop with injuries reported from a fall and a note about a perfume product.
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Personal notes mention Ruth Adair and friends over holidays
Miss Ruth Adair of Helena Mantel visits her mother Mrs Adair for Christmas. Miss Thelma Hayter plans a St Louis trip to spend Christmas with friends. Miss Rogsie Wilder returns home from Memorial hospital after several days. Mr and Mrs Wilbur of Pontine Michigan arrive to visit Dus's parents. Mrs Harold Hilkey of Oak...
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Ad. Adair
Thelma Hayter
St. Louis
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Memorial Hospital
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Itl.hilkey
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