Trace Man's Life on This Continent
Nashville December 28 AP report on American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting notes man inhabited North America in Pleisto cene times possibly 1 000 000 years ago. Carnegie Institute Dr Oliver P Hay cites southwest arrowheads as evidence. Ales Hrdlicka and J D Figgins discuss Cro Magnon ties to ancestral stock of Native Americans and early Homo species.
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Bandit Hunt To Air In West Texas Robbery Chase
An airplane and posse pursue two fugitives in the Sante Sirus bank robbery case near Graham Texas. Ranger Ciongaulos on the plane and Tom Hicragger lead the chase as officers believe the wounded duo hide in rough country. One outlaw killed, another wounded and captured. several suspects charged with accessory after the fact in Callahan county.
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Sante “Cisus
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Frances Herron
Thornton
Wichita Falls
Sam Fi
Moran
Claude Edwards
Dickens
Morvan
West
Texas
Kinterine
Bank Wiie
G. F E. Ledford
Cssex
Survey shows rise in Kansas sows farrowed last fall
An AP summary reports Kansas sows farrowed rose 13.2 percent last fall from 1925 totals, while pigs saved increased 10.3 percent. The survey, by the Kansas State Board of Agriculture and the U S Department of Agriculture, shows 22.3 percent more sows bred for spring farrowing in 1925 than in the prior spring, with corn belt gains lagging behind.
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State Board of Agriculture
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Bear Boy Is Kidnapped In Eclectic Hunt Near Lake Michigan
Ernest F. Smith, stepfather of 14 year old Robert Case, and Alexander Maitland, 23, join a large search near Glencoe for the boy who vanished after a hunting trip. Coast guardsmen and boats scoured the lake as planes patrolled the area. Maitland arrived from Negaunee, Michigan, as authorities pursue possible ransom talks.
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Ernest F. Smith
Robert Case
Alexander Maitland
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Alexander F. Maitland
Negaunee
Mich
Mexico to spend Christmas with her son in Guatemala
Mrs. Lindbergh described her Mexico visit as one of the most interesting experiences of her life and expressed deep gratitude to the Mexican government for the honor shown her son during the Guatemala continuation.
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Mexico
Kansas City Too Exciting Says Gainey After Robberies
Chester Gainey, visiting Kansas City during Christmas, was robbed three times in one block on Main Street. He identified one assailant, Howard Fisher, who later paid a $200 fine for petty larceny. Gainey plans to return to Oklahoma.
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Chester Gainey
Yale
Oklo
Carlin P. Smith
Oklaloma
Gainer
Main Street
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
Howard Fisher
Fisher
Awards Range from Pew Cents to Thousands in Tax Recovery
Secretary Mellon presented a list of citizens and firms sharing in $13,888,687 in taxes illegally collected 1925 to 1928 and earlier. Awards ranged from cents to large sums, naming Rockefeller, Belmont, Vanderbilt families, Smedley Butler, and many others. Also noted was J. H. Hillman & Sons Co and Andrew Carnegie estate among recipients. totals highlight generational dominance and notable figures in the tax recovery. In Indianapolis, Frank Lockhart plans to break the 203.79 mph record at Daytona Beach between February 15 and 23, surpassing Major Segrave’s mark.
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Marquette
Mich
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Andrew Carnegie
Indianapolis
Ind
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Daytona Beach
Fla
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London
England
Woodrow Wilson Birthday Observed In New York
The Woodrow Wilson Foundation plans a dinner in New York with Newton Baker as principal speaker. Prize essay winners from ten finalists will be announced. Ray Stannard Baker praised Wilson’s principles in Albany, as Olin Tenneile and Rev J A Grey prepare remarks for the annual birthday commemoration at the Chamber of Commerce building starting 7:30 PM. Public attendance is invited to a nonpartisan event.
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Woodrow Son Foundation
Albany, N.Y
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New York State
Civil Service
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Ja. BD. Grey
Chamber of Commerce
Lindbergh Farewell to Calles in Mexico City
Colonel Lindbergh bid farewell to President Calles in Mexico City on December 28. The departure was described as poignant with mutual respect as Calles and Lindbergh exchanged warm words and embraced in the Mexican fashion. Lindbergh expressed appreciation for Mexico and its people and the honors shown by Calles and the government.
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Lindbergh
Calles
Dent
Mexico
Liindbergh
Isinmens
Lindbereh
Calles Renerteal
Tindbereh
Lindbergh Short Guatemala Visit Amid Flight Hazards
Washington reports Col Jindberch will stay only two days in Guatemala City. A three day welcome program includes receptions, banquets, and trips to Antigua. Lindbergh planned to follow a new airline from City but was warned by French aviator Jenneau about hazards along mountain routes. The legation telegraphed Lindbergh in Mexico City before his statement.
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Guatemala City
Jindberch
State Department
Legation
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Mexico City
Remus Takes the Stand in Insanity Hearing
Cincinnati Ohio December 28 AP George Remus acquitted in his wife murder case testified he did not intend to shoot her as he followed her to Eden Park before divorce court last October The insanity hearing will decide if he is freed or committed to an asylum Remus had previously refused to take the stand in the murder trial Dr David J Wallstein testified he was ruthless egocentric and prone to criminal tendencies Judge Lenders said no decision could be expected today
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George Remus
Medal for Mrs Lindbergh honors motherhood and service
The Detroit Board of Education voted to award a gold medal to Mrs. Evangeline L. Lindbergh in recognition of the value of motherhood and her patriotic qualities. The resolution notes her qualities of valor and citizen service, praising her as a model mother while noting she is a teacher at Cass Technical High School. Meanwhile Mrs Lindbergh traveled from Brownsville to Fort Worth to catch a flight toward San Antonio, completing a leg of her post Mexico City trip.
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Honemon
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Lindberghat
Antonio Tex
L. Lindbergh
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Brownsville
Texas
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Mexico City
Oklahoma Senate Barred From Capitol Impeachment Session
Oklahoma City December 28 The Oklahoma state senate members were barred from entering their chamber by national guardsmen at the capitol while discussing impeachment charges against Governor Henry Johnston. The lawmakers then left for a downtown hotel to reconvene in an executive session after a brief stand with guards outside the senate chamber. Officials expected rapid action once the proceedings formally began.
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School Reorganization Urged to Make Higher Grades Efficient
Prof. William C. Ruediger of George Washington University urged a two-cycle reform to fix gaps and duplications in U.S. education. The first six years would provide breadth across basic fields, while a second cycle would deepen study with specialized tracks leading to a bachelor’s degree and professional school entry.
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Prehistoric Forerunner of Steam Shovel Found in Mastodon Jawbone
A massive mastodon jawbone with seven foot shovel tusks was unearthed in Frontier County. Dr. B H Barbour of the University of Nebraska suggests the tusks acted as a natural shovel to scoop weed and other materials, reflecting an ancient Nebraska excavation role.
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Frontier County
B. H. Barbour
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Postmaster in Teterville Shooting Case Under Investigation
Howard Squires, 20, was shot and killed at Teterville post office last night. Postmaster J. M. Ford, 55, surrendered to Greenwood county authorities and is jailed pending investigation. Ford says the gun discharged accidentally during a scuffle to eject the youth from the store.
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Dre
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Ford
Record Wichita Mail Volume Sets Office Record
Wichita postmaster Stewart Young announced about 400000 pieces of mail were handled during the Christmas rush. Wichita’s growth in 1927 drove the large volume, setting a new office record.
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Stage Coyote Hunt Near Manhattan K A Jan 2
Riley and Pottawatomie county hunters will hold their annual coyote drive northeast of Manhattan on January 2. They will cover about 200 square miles with shotguns. Last year's event drew more than 500 participants.
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Pre School Clinic Series Scheduled in New York District
The first pre school clinic for district children will be Friday January 6 in the health office during the afternoon. Additional clinics are planned for the second and third Fridays of the month. The program has the endorsement of the health department, Health Officer J R Keith.
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Crude Oil in Decrease Across U S Week Ended Dec 24
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a national daily crude oil output drop of 33 691 barrels for the week ending December 24 with total daily average at 2 441 107. Texas output slipped 5 717 to 265 902, Seminole Oklahoma fell 18 660 to 367 410, mid continent down 22 023, California down 4 250, Gulf Coast down 6 971 while Arkansas Louisiana and Kansas held steady.
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Temperature Drop Foreseen Across Kansas Tonight
The weather bureau predicts a return to normal December temperatures with a drop to about 10 in the northwest and 25 in the east and south. Rain totals in 24 hours ranged from 1.41 inches at Chanute to a trace in western Kansas, with highs and lows across the state reported. Skies are expected to clear as rain chances decline, with last night’s lows ranging from 22 at Goodland to 48 at Kansas City and 28 at Dodge City.
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Williamstown News: Local Visits and Community Notes
Mrs Casebier and Ed motor from Admire and visit the Cunning family for the weekend. Mrs Chat McConiy suffers bronchitis. Overtons and family motor to Topeka for a day with relatives. Twelve Ladies Aid members gather at Mrs Georgia Underwood’s with devotionals by Mrs L Le Tyre yell and lunch served. Next meeting with Mrs Arthur White on December 28 with officer elections. Mrs C S Kathlan visits a niece in New Mexico. Tom Stallard names Harold Laverne born December 5. Maude Webb shops in Kansas City. Ralph Baker attends county patrolmen meeting at Oska loosa. Mr and Mrs Robert Laptad and Irene visit George Hamm. Stolen car found abandoned near Williamstown Junction. sheriff notified.
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Kansas City
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Irene
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Christmas social notes and visits in Buck Creek area
Local families from Buck Creek and Chester Buck Creek share Christmas gatherings. News records moving days, corn husking help, hospital visits, and holiday meals. Notables include the Norwines, Humphries, Pickens, Beard, Black, Wagner, Vansbinder, Burgoyne, and Hobbs with events in Memorial hospital, Lawrence, and Topeka. The Market Basket prize offers a Crangnut bread recipe submission.
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Memorial Hospital
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Kansas City
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EM. Hobbs
Margaret Vansbinder
Ralph Vansbinder
Leonard Vansbinder
Guy Vansbinder
N. B. Wansbinder
Earl
Bari Beard
Chester Hill
Personal Christmas Travel and Visits Across Kansas
Local society notes recount Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Holiday and Miss Pauline Holiday returning from Ottawa after Christmas with the Harris and Harriman families. Friends and relatives in Sherman Tallahassee and Altonite Springs visit or travel to nearby towns for holidays. Crime brief notes two turkeys stolen from Edward Salisbury's home last Monday night, prompting a police report.
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Colo
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Tennessee
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Lenox
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Lousiana Street
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Leolin
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Craig Kennedy
Wichita
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Lenn Owens
Olathe
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Rhode Island
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Coffeyville
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Pleasant Oak pupils host fruit supper in Clearfield schoolhouse
The Pleasant Oak school district invites the public to a Saturday January event at the Pleasant Oak schoolhouse. Miss Edna Holmes leads the program with fruit baskets to be brought by attendees. Local families share Christmas visits and gatherings at homes of Brecheisen, Meeder, Deckwa, Hausman, and others.
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Topeka
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Wellsville
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Willie Brecheisen
David Clam
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Christmas Memories and Fires Echo Through Wellsville
The community recounts holiday visits and gatherings in Wellsville with many Breithaupt and Brecheisen families noted. A house fire near Christmas lights a dining room blaze, quickly contained. Shoppers and visitors from Clearfield and nearby towns fill the holiday narrative with church events and school activities.
Woodstock Sunday School Seeks Community Support
Woodstock Sunday school invites all in the community to unite with officers and efforts to sustain and improve the Sunday school program. The item notes local residents including Chester Zook Ella Zook and Harry Wellman family were Christmas shoppers in Lawrence, and mentions Mrs Dean Brown with daughters visiting Fair View grandmother.
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