Planes HOF Off On Long Flight
Brownsville notice reports a five-ship formation depart from Kelly Field San Antonio led by Major Herbert A Dareus with planes from New York San Antonio and St Louis heading toward the Mexican border in a V formation. Major Patrick’s plane led the group and the five craft carried American emblems as they rose after taxiing down the runway amid cheering ground crews and observers.
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Kelly Field
San Antonio
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Todas
Patrick
Wal
Herbert al Dareus
Flick
Risnes
Texas
H. A.dargue
New York
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Republic
Republi
Spain
The
News York
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A. Dargue
W. C. Whithead
A B. McBanich
Trheel
Mack Robinson
San Franieisen
Ira C. Baker
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Smith Accepts Senate Appointment After McKinley Death
Colbnell Frank L. Smith has accepted Governor Small's Senate appointment to fill the vacancy caused by Senator McKinley. Smith will present credentials in Washington after returning to duty in Dwight. The governor indicated prompt acceptance upon receipt of the certificate of appointment.
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Senate
Small
Chicago
Colbnell
Frank L. Smith
Goper Horn Len Sirali
B. McKinley
Yashngton
Smith
Cotchel Smith
Dwight
Fawn Properties
Current Washington Session Delivers Debated Legislation
Amid tense proceedings at noon, lawmakers debate contentious measures on governance and fiscal policy. The chamber considers proposed rules and fiscal bills, with committee testimony shaping potential outcomes for the upcoming session.
Weather Forecast Fragments for Kansas and Arkansas City
Fragmented OCR report notes partly cloudy skies and warmer trend in Rauees area. Mentions Arkansas City Hutchinson Emporia Topeka and F county with slick conditions and rain in places.
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Kangas
Rauees
Arkansas City
Eae Hutchinson
Omporia
Ottayua
Topeka
F County
Fisher Wins Bid to Build State’s First Fish Pond
On December 23 the state forestry fish and game commissioner considered bids for a pond at South Mound. W S Fisher of Oswego offered to complete the project for 39 854 dollars, 621 less than the engineer’s estimate. The highest bid was 50 231 dollars. The commission accepted Fisher’s bid as advantageous.
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Forestry, Fish , and Game
South Mound
W.S. Fisher
Oswego
Commission
Fishers
Motions in Fall Sinclair case take under advisement
Washington December 21 CAP Motions to discuss the Fall Sin nar sapot Dome conspiracy in dictmants were taken under advisement today by Justices Wennin Bailey after rt conclusion of arguments in the District of Columbia supreme col Justice Bailey will rule on the motion at 10 o'clock Thursday morning Meantime arraignment of the defendants and the fixing of a trial date will be selected.
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Washington
Dome
Wennin
Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Col
Sinclair
Martin W. Littleton
Senate
Coolidge
Heflin
Doheny
Staibes
Littleton
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Fall
Trisl
Senate of the United States
Snow Storm Strikes Wichita and Kansas Towns
Snow fell in Wichita and nearby towns with large flakes causing reduced visibility and slippery streets. The storm disrupted downtown traffic and hampered travel as temperatures dropped and icy conditions formed. reports cite several inches in places from Dec 21.
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Wichita
Kan
Satina
Bay
Farsons
Kans
Junction City
Gladi
Farmer Admits Killing His Neighbor Yesterday
Cotte Kansas December 21 AP A jurors panel found Frank Buss admitted shooting two men at the Buss farm near Chance while witnesses say he confessed to the killing. Buss had just returned from Sharon Springs with Mrs Chance who held custody of the Chance children by district court order when the shooting occurred. The case involves charges likely to be filed against Chance as the investigation continues.
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Cotte
Kans
Corbner
Frank Buss
Ray
Frank Bi
Mersey
Independence
Kan
Everence
Charles “Bunn
Burns
Franky Maples
Maples
Baseball Scandal Ties Cobb and Speaker to Detroit Game
Reporters in Cleveland and Chicago say that Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker were connected to an investigation by Commissioner Landis into alleged irregular betting on a 1919 Detroit Cleveland game. The inquiry centers on payoffs and testimonies from Dutch Leonard and Joe Wood, with Cobb denying any betting and asserting a focus on winning.
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Ty 'Cobb
Hels Speaker
Detroit
Cleveland
Detroits
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Avithin
White
Landis
Jetters
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Leonard
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Cabb
Massachusetts Street Property Sells for Record Prices
Trustees report record sale prices for two buildings on Massachusetts street in Lawrence. One property occupied by Miss Caroline Otters’ millinery shop brought 5150 per front foot, while the Hutchings Shoe Store building sold for 8000 dollars.
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Massachusetts
John Glitdier
Roberts
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Caroline Py Otters
Bank Robbery Suspect Captured After Texas Bank Heist
Reports say James Kirseon, linked to a Texas bank robbery in Odell, was captured in Nebraska after a chase. Others, including a suspect named Liefavo, were arrested in various states, with waivers of extradition noted and ongoing investigations into the theft of money from the Odell bank.
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Clarinda
Towa
James Kirseon
Txio
Dell
Texas
Coin
Kehr
Nebraska
Liefavo
Owith
Odell
Wichita Dee
Huffman
Ok Fateese City
Metropolitan opera contract details with Mario Talley
Fragmentary note outlines a contract involving Marion Talley in a Metropolitan Opera context. It references a payment near 100000 dollars and a fee described as three thousand dollars, with unclear phrasing about season involvement and drawing power.
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Marion Talley
Sone
OT Cartus
Kansans Pay More Corporations Paid
Kansas tax data show higher corporate tax receipts for the year ending in December. The kansas report notes total income tax and miscellaneous collections, with a rise in corporate taxes despite reduced schedules, and mentions oleomargarine production figures and local bowling alleys revenues.
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Kansas
University seeks funds to repair Snow Hall auditorium
Chancellor Lindley petitions for a legislative appropriation of about 100 000 to 106 000 to replace Snow Hall auditorium. The costly project aims to meet the university’s building requirements and address dangerous foundation issues noted after settling.
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Lindley
Kansas City
Tys
Prien
Ministers on Stand in slander case probe
Three ministers testified in the Elizabeth Freeman vs J R Penning case but failed to corroborate last Saturday’s testimony. Rev Freeman, Rev Ashley and Rev Holm spoke of alleged remarks and overheard comments while Miss Tone Bhaugh seeks 24000 for libel.
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Sanade
Ennington
Anotheir
le ‘Rence’ Ashley
Christian Church
C.-J.holm
Mission ‘Church
GifsBike
Methodist
Tone
Bhaugh
Qunigr High
Fenning
Ashley
Penning
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Han
Teach Farmers by Film Shows Modern Farming Methods
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a film on farming methods including preservation and welfare. It mentions a World event and a sale at 722 Mads Street with references to a chimney sparks and morning preparation.
Odd Fellows Theatre Deal Involving Midland and Universal
The Midland Theatre and Realty Co entered into a negotiation with the Odd Fellows to secure a theatre project. Universal Film Corporation conducted earlier talks, with Mr. Dickinson, owner of Bowersock, Varsity, and Orphen theatres, overseeing plans including a major rebuild of the Bowersock in the coming months.
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Rebby Y
Odd? Fellows - Stears
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3Lidland ‘Company
Od Fellows
Midland
Universal . Film. Corporation
Oda
Universal
Dickinson
Thanagen
Bowersock
Varsity
Orphen
Lawriee
Kansas-and-Missouri
Relatives Report Ubiriz Disappearance in Wamego
The brother of Herman Ubiriz says he left Wamego for Arkansas four or five days ago and may have died by foul play. He reports Herman was well before leaving and had no prior concerns, while officials note the case involves possible service of papers.
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Wood
Herman Ubiriz
Arid
Guy
Wamego
William
Herman
Arkansas
Hernan Ad
Hernan Uhling Jwas Tewell
Tad
Abou Cummings
Jon Tim
Prayer Week Planned by Local Ministerial Alliance
A committee led by Rey Grey organizes a January Prayer Week with morning meetings in the chamber of commerce rooms. The plan emphasizes beginnings and liberty in a community faith effort.
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Chamber of. Commerce
Rey ‘Eas Grey
Chaiges
State Oil Field Tests See Varied Yields in Winfield Area
Fragmentary CMS notes report oil testing in Winfield Kansas with mentions of 4-BLS wells in old state district interests. The text references a trusting but unclear assay process and preliminary production estimates. Nonspecific references to testing sites and company actions suggest early exploration activity in a Midland-like district with several wells under evaluation.
City Hall Hosts Christmas Baskets Drive For Needy
City officials plan Friday distribution of at least 100 baskets with canned foods clothing and bedding. Baskets will be prepared on the second floor of City Hall and aim to aid families during the holidays with canned goods and more to follow if needed.
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Lanze
Frida
Evada Tripe
Local Kansas Driver Injured in Auto Accident
An early report from Wickliffe Kansas notes an auto collision injuring a man identified as a victim from Grash Edson. Doctors treated him but he died from injuries shortly after, as officials reported the day after the crash.
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Edson
Wickliffe
Kansasity
Kans
Volelock
Warker
Roanoke Bank Closed by State Banking Board
Roanoke Bank in Topeka was closed by the state banking commissioner Dale R. A make and the board of directors. The bank reported deposits of about 259000 and cash on hand around 25 thousand.
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Topeka
Roanoke
T . Tothe
de Roy L
Bone
State Chansioner
Dale R
Make’ Bank J
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Bank Officials Decline to Explain Credit Policy Changes
Fragmented text reports a bank's officers declining to provide reasons for recent changes to credit or policy. The note references Kansas City and mentions APYs and classifications, with obscured phrases suggesting a confusion of terms and potential policy freeze.
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Kansas
City
Kai
Apys
University Cafeteria Renovation Concludes Contract
The university’s student union finishes a contract for cafeteria renovations. Memorial Corp and Pond and Tond coordinated ventilation and floor work while contractors revised schedules to enable later completion. The plan aims to finish the cafeteria updates and allow continued use during the work.
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Thec
Universit
Ibayill
Oil Leases Sold Amid Shipping and Tax Adjustments
The case details two oil leases sold for 37 8007 to Lon Detrich of Virginia in a Miami County action. The Braner appraisal reached 59 4007 with a judgment from The Miami County National Bank against The Peeries Oil Companies of Kansas. The commission noted modified railroad and transport rates affecting shipments from Texas to the southwest, with broader implications for intersta te commerce.
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William _P
Mary
Dougla
Lon Detrich
Irginia
Schnici
Miami
Oil Companys of
Kansas
Jleases
Texas
Asbate
Th Railroad Co
Mission
Untitled fragment hints at banking and legal issues
Fragmentary text references state banking, a recommendation by commissioner Roy I Bone, and civil questions. Mentions a photoplay starring Miss Gray and a play titled Youths, with unclear context and names.
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Tatuxe
Roy I. Bone
Fis "Gray
Spears
Starrin
Gray
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