Crowds at New York Auto Shows Spark Wide Interest
Thousands visit the New York automobile shows in Grand Central Palace and Madison Square Garden. Henry Ford and Edsel Ford tour the exhibits, with Ford presenting the manufacturing process and Nash and Studebaker officials commenting on speed laws and safety. Ford reports large retail orders for cars already booked.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Madison Square Garden
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Henry Ford
Ife
Edsel Ford
Ar. Fovil
Nashowy
West Orange
Thomas A. E
Paul G. Holtman
Studebaker Corporation
United States
Michizar
Ford Company
Record Oil Production Decline Sets 1925 Midwest Peak
Tulsa news reports a weekly crude oil production drop of 60,854 barrels, the largest decline since June 1925, with daily averages at 2,578,000 barrels the week ending January 7. The Osage region bucked the trend, while Louisiana, Kansas, Arkansas, and Texas also posted declines amid cold weather and field variations.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas
Oil and Gas Journal
Andrew [M. Rowley
News Ediior
Journal
Sentinele
Oklahoma
Osage
Louisiana
Kansas
Arkan
Texas
Airplane Crash Ends New England Flight to Australia
The Red Rose crashed shortly after takeoff from Croydon while en route from Singapore to Batavia. Capt. W. O. Lancaster and Mrs. Keir Miller were aboard. Mrs. Miller sustained a broken nose and Captain Lancaster a cut lip. The plane, severely damaged, was returning to England after failing engines at 12,000 feet. The pair had departed Croydon October 14 on a 13,000 mile staged flight to Australia.
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Muntek
Banka Island
Dutch East Indies
Tan
W. O. Lancaster
Keir Miller
Hatron
England
Batavia
Lancaster
Curtain Talk for Pupils Otis Skinner to Headline Talk
English students at Oread Training School will attend a January 25 matinee as Otis Skinner delivers a curty talk for their benefit. Supervisor Miss Lou Ta Brant says her group arranged the event with the actor’s management. the visit accompanies his appearance in The Merry Wives Windsor.
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Oread
Otis Skinner
Otis
Skirmer
Windsor
Man Hinson
Seventh “Heaven
Cashier Arrested in Franklin County Bank Shortage
Jefferson City Mo Jan 10 An arrest of the cashier of the closed Franklin County Bank of Malden Mo followed the discovery of a funds shortage of about 45000 The state finance commissioner S L Cantley stated the institution’s officers and the sheriff took the cashier into custody after investigators found missing ledger entries and other irregularities in the bank’s books
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Jefferson City
Lanklin County Bank
Malden
State Finance
S. L. Cantley
Asary Stagshigi
R Com. Duncan
State Bank
Cabiner
Danklin
Resigned to death in Sing Sing execution plans
Mrs. Snyder expressed a wish to die in her own black gingham dress, saying she wants to wear silk again. Warden Lawes said the robes would not be granted and that her attire would likely be the same dress in black. Ruth Snyder’s mother spoke of her daughter’s despair as Henry Judd Gray prepares for execution and wills his estate to his wife Isabelle and their 10 year old daughter Jane.
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Jan Do
Snyder
Josephine Brown
Latves
Ruth
Henry Judd Gray
Gray
Isabelle Gray
Jane
Warden Lawes
Jad Salts Kidney Relief Ad Promotes Urine Flow
Sluggish kidneys due to acid forming foods cause back ache headaches and rheumatic twinges. The ad touts Jad Salts, four ounces in water before breakfast, to cleanse and stimulate tired kidneys and neutralize acids. It claims safety, low cost, and pleasant effervescent taste.
Prisoners' Strain and Reprieve Talks Amid Senate Bill Debate
Reports describe prisoners bearing up under strain with Gray and Mrs. Snyder showing varied mental states while Governor Smith declines clemency comments. A partial reconciliation occurs as Mrs. Snyder meets with counsel before possible further moves. Separately a Senior High debate at the auditorium features KU freshmen Willard Cropp and Hoyt White supporting the McNary Haugen policy.
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Gray
Williard
Hoyt White
Glend “Mitchell
Ford waives preliminary hearing in Teterville murder case
Eureka Kas Jan 10 AP J Mu Ford postmaster and keeper at Teterville near here waived preliminary hearing today on a charge of first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Howard Squires at Teterville Mouth at Ford's store December 27 Bond fixed at 20000 and Ford returned to jail in default of that amount Blaze States in a Car The fire department made a run to the residence of J A Belly 1845 New Hampshire street early this
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Glen Voran
Uni Rity
Denate Squad
Sg .Waives
Eureka
Kas
J. Mu Ford
Teterville
Howard Squires
Ford
Tosail
J. A. ‘Belly
New ‘Hampshire
Garage Fire Briefly Damages Car In Morning Blaze
Morning fire started in a car left in a garage. Fire department reports indicate limited damage with no injuries. Investigation underway to determine cause and whether surrounding property was affected.
Motorcyclé-Stalen' Topeka Theft Report
Police report details a theft in Topeka with sparse, garbled text. The fragment mentions theft of a motorcyclé and references Topeka and law enforcement, but preserves little clear data or names.
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Stalen
Topeka
Rence Police
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Scaulds J Heavy
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Oldfield
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