Patchen attacked after political row over Kellogg
A. Tom Patchen was assaulted near his Locust Street home after he accused Representative Moore of pressuring President to drop Kellogg. A masked assailant, about 6 feet tall with a dark complexion, fired a shot during the struggle, escaping as Patchen pursued the attacker. Notes demanding money at a church persisted in the weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Contides
Kelloge
State Department
Moore
Susini
Miare
Kellsee
Rorayl
Tom Fatehen
Tehen
Xan
Jen
Patchen
Azing
Patenor
Berlin crisis pushes Marx to negotiate coalition stake
News from Berlin reports President Hindenburg has tasked former Chancellor Karl Marx to negotiate with party leaders in the Reichstag. The move seeks to form a middle-ground coalition among centrists and other parties, amid cabinet crisis and calls for Reministry restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx
Berlin
Yor
Hindenabieye Aslay
Hngis
Posal
Weekly Weather Forecast for Southern Rocky Mountain and Plateau
The forecast describes unsettled conditions in Utah and Northern Action Normal temperatures west with 26 above average in places. Mississipi valleys and northern areas see more winter patterns. Mostly southern portions stay dry though some snow possible in northern regions. Weekend outlook cooler early week, moderating to warmth in east and south. Roads are expected to be generally wet with some freezing, Hutchinson, Kansas City, and Wichita showing freezing conditions. Projections include frozen routes in Douglas County.
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Weathek
Southerm Hocky
Rorion
Utah
Miseissingi
Missouri
Kansas
San- 1
Hutchimison
Kansas City
Wichitahi
Douglas County
Cold Wave Hits Tapeh as Kansas Faces Deep Freeze
A severe cold snap grips Tapeh and broader Kansas with temperatures plunging below zero and record lows. Cities report subzero readings from Salina to Kansas City as residents cope. officials warn of continuing hazards in icy roads and frozen pipes.
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Nopeka
Floraj
Mininem
Kansas Cities
Salina
Independence
Winfield Zery
Concordia
Hove
Wewedland
Athymans
K-Bylow
K. City
Oklahoma
St. Joseph
Hannibal
San Antonio
Dallas
Pats departure and scandal swirl in Paris reports
Fragmented OCR reports Pats depart Paris amid unclear reasons. Miss Purpiance had been paid $240 weekly by a firm, but declined to discuss family matters. Fred L. Crabbe, once Kansas insurance figure, has severed ties with a life insurer after a disbarment suit. Nine dead in El Statiliseo. Catholic thefts noted amid chaotic clashes.
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Fannes
France
Jane
Ar Parviance
Charles “Chaplin
Tad
Paris
Reolin
Crabbe
Topeka
Klin - Jin
Fred L. Cra
Kansas Anc-Saloon League
Women to hold maj ority in Oklahoma House vote fails
Oklahoma City lawmakers debate a bill to allow women to hold major posts in state government. The measure fails as 47 ayes to 86 absentees, leaving offices like lieutenant governor, general treasurer, state auditor, public examiner and inspector barred from change.
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Oklahoma City
J P
Oklahoma
H of Representatives
Ww Wien
Treasut
Stefe
Mexican officials weigh improving trends amid country turmoil
Mexican official circles see progress in international and domestic relations, yet observers remain cautious. Borah’s Latin America policy stance is cited by the United States as shaping tensions over Mexico’s oil and land laws. Reports of uprisings persist, rumors of anti government agitation rise, and Catholic clergy face confiscations of eight churches and the sanctuary at Guadalajara.
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Messer City
Jain
A.P
Basel
Borah
United States
México
American State Department
Jartiment
Pusiti
Roverimentori
Owilitge - Escentrie
Uctual
Court testimony details threats by Chipps toward Norris
Witness Nutt described Chipps threatening to kill Norris in July and making a move toward his hip pocket during a confrontation in Port Worth. Roxie Parker testified she saw Chipps emerge from a hallway and Norris in the doorway as a fatal shooting occurred nearby. The report also notes pardons and church activities in the broader Texas scene.
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Mey Deleesi
Norris
Hort Worth
Li-H. Natt
Jin Court
Nutt
Wil Ag
Chipps
Agar Speman
Meacham
W. F. Austin
Mr. Roach
Port Worth
Sid
N. Ther
Rene
Mig
Roxie Parker
Fort Worth
Tennessee Supreme Court Upheld Anti Evolution Statute
The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled the anti evolution law constitutional while reversing the Scopes conviction guidance. It held the jury could have fined Scopes up to $100, and suggested a new trial to correct legal missteps. Justice Greenway noted the decision limits the case to statutory teaching limits rather than banning evolution.
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Nashvillé
Tenn
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Tarpealiea
Supreme ” Court of
Seoves
Ihe
Toby i Raulston
Scopes
Tenness
Greenway
Court order to obtain ballots in Washington and Philadelphia
A court order was sought to transfer ballots in Washington and Philadelphia as part of a Senate campaign inquiry. The committee, led by Mayor Kamiringk and John Scott, pressed the demand daily, arguing the action necessary under state law to proceed with the election challenge.
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Jay
New Finance Plan At First Christian Church
The First Christian Church reports annual finances and committee updates. Active and inactive lists are delineated, with 1684 active members excluding students. Revenue exceeded the target by about 100 dollars, funded by a church bazaar and meals. The 1930s budget includes missionary support and salaries, with new officers elected and a strong year planned. The pastor and staff will start Monday, and the church notes archival reports will be a valuable historical addition.
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First
Yarto
Ani
Reid
Bundg Ets
Mel
Lavalie
Texel
sPrsi
Yars
Ge B. Tagna
Alders
AL Je Wood
Silvi Dlenger
Leo & Ath
Ralph
Howard TW. Hartley
Ay Overton
At ‘Andersos
J. M. Harris
Teasurer
Ralph Howard
Dr. Dreyer
Réingins P
Healy
Federal Board
Gin Albert Williams
Ve Harris
Chainiany Ec Ence
Hutchinson
Bireh Axe
Prenard
New Budget Staff at Memorial High School Paper
Memorial High School announced new editorial staff for the school paper. Roles include editor-in-chief Hatt News Editor Musetta Rel News caikar-Amie Ted O’Leary and others, with plans for coverage of local events and national topics in the upcoming issue.
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Avi Bosinen
Fe Atte
Bete
Memorial High School
Stograms
Hatt
Musetta Rel News
Caikar - Amie Ted" O'Leary
Hi Geavee Benest Pontius
Lowell ‘Troeblood
Ames and Kansas clash in Cyclone prep notes
Readable fragments show Ames facing Kansas Aggies or Kansas State in a college game with coaches Bunn and Allen referenced. Names like Lawrence Manhattan and Gordon appear amid practice notes, with mentions of expected starters and a focus on attack and pass timing.
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Manhattan
Kansas Aggies Havill
Hactla
Faknt Bow University
Edthe
Manhatt
Katsa
Bunn
Oklahoma
Gudth F.C
Allen
Strongle
Gordon
Jefery
Charley
Kansas
Tedny Ander
Alen
Freadyic
Sim
Bua
Pla
Sns
Keangase _ Ames
Gordan
Ayer Ben Mate
Haptse
Director of Ghistiany Centers to 4 peal
The piece notes Tomore ae, director of Ghistiany Centers, speaking at a monthly event with special speaker Sund ing De Jolm. Testanes, who is.naod, to discuss religious work and roles within the American Baptist Mission society. Mr. Hestenes is described as director with a long history in church activities and leadership.
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Ghistiany
Tomore Ae
Testanes
Jou Rene
Rey ‘Hestenss
Bergergay
America
Wes
Mr. Hestenes
American Baptist Hision Society
A-House
Loys
Ehureli
Chicaro
Roy Commons
Students Propose Cafeteria Commons Director Plan
On Kan sas University campus a move to improve the cafeteria Commons seeks student and faculty support. A proposal urges raising the director salary to oversee safe, efficient management and to form a governing board of students and advisors from Home Economics and Business departments to regulate operations.
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Hesun
Kansas University
Shaardih
Ferum Sian
Home Economic and
School of Business
Delta Upsilon Oklahoma University Banquet Honors Members
A fragmented notice mentions the Delta Upsilon chapter at Oklahoma University, a banquet honoring a notable member or alumni. The text cites chapter leadership and a planned meeting or event with participation from the It U.S. chapter and local affiliates.
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Leslie
U.s
Delea
Weaker U.S. Demand Signals in 1935 Tate Figures
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled references to rates and percentages in 1935 Tate data. It mentions February and increases in some values, with unclear context and names lost to transcription errors. The piece lacks coherent facts to establish a clear event or outcome.
Kansas City Shubert Theatre to Host Kansas Players
The Shubert Theatre in Kansas City to host the Kansas Players stock company for performances starting February 17. Professor Allen Crafton and Shubert management announced the contract details and program, with the Kansas City venue featuring local Kansas students and actors alongside a renowned guest artist, Harry Lauder, for three days prior to the main run.
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Allen Grafton
Dramaticiatt
Shubert ‘Theatre
Kansas City
Kansas Players
Shubert
Crafton
Spers
Kansas
Ihe
Ing J
Wilk- Ap
Harry Lauder
Hej
Schnitzler
Lay Wright
Shanghai Riots Force British Banks to Close in Hankow
AP dispatch from Hankow notes anti foreign riots on January 8 prompting closures of British banks and other business institutions. Cantonese authorities seek funds and insist debts be settled as nationalist troops wait. British banks halt key business lifeline, hindering nationalist efforts to resume normal commerce.
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Shanghai
Haankow
Foreign policy debate at university meeting
Students convene to discuss the Borah resolution outlawing war as part of a class on foreign policy. The session aims to explore a Christian social order and seeks participation from those interested in dialogue on modern issues.
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Marswell
Stulents
Sion
Martin to Convention Ends Attendance The Farm Land Division
Martin will attend the Kansas Association of Real Estate convention in Bend, Kansas, tonight. He plans to join the convention, then travel to Hutchinger-Pioneer for a division meeting. The event focuses on farm land issues and real estate topics within the state.
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Roy’ “Martin
Tonielt
Greif “Bend
Kan
Attervl
Farm ‘Land Division
The
Kansas Association of Real
Sonvente
Jan Mi Alp
Marti
Ate Hutchinger
Sariouk Plan Ties Kansas School to Towns
A garbled fragment mentions Sariouk in Kansas with a plan for a state school of about eighty members drawn from various towns. It references Iola and local faculty, an engineering note, golfers, a singer Coneka, and a student named Sansa Clus among scattered names and roles.
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Sariouk
Siete
Kansas
Ithatither
Tates
Johnsen
Uns
Coneka
Sansa Clus
Sungrin Pri Sart
Alia la
Paulet
Mary Schott Dies After Sixty Years In Dowens County
Alfred for sixty years a resident of Dowens county, Mary Schott died after a period of illness with diabetes. Funeral services will be held at Worden Church, followed by burial at Worden Cemetery. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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Taldwin
Cithy
Mary Schiott
Dowens
Worden
Germany
Heemai
Mary Heiner
Busan
Schott
St. A
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Tate
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Pats Depar
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York
Theta
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Missice
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Beyaland
Claas Arrow
Chicago
Malone
New York
Apin
Nudley
John T
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Orient Railroad
Wichita
Kain
Sans Antonia
Count Achers
Posme Reals
Christian Church
Kaige Morebyoy
Managua
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Ada
Pan-America
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Honduras
Serneant
Basketha
Hillta
Willian
Dias
Cyclone Teansson
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Peta
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Warigas
Shubert ‘Theater ‘Deing
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