Baylor Team Dies in Round Rock Bus Train Crash
Eleven Baylor University basketball players died and several others injured when their bus collided with a Sunshine Special train near Round Rock Texas. The crash sent bodies and wounded to Taylor and Austin area hospitals as officials confirmed the fatalities and injuries amid a chaotic scene. Nurse and doctor teams were rushed from Austin while Baylor and Texas officials coordinated transport and care for the victims and survivors.
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Dan
Baylor University A
Great Northern
Towed Rock
Robert
Yannah
Roved
Trock Tally Sad Hrourke
Waco
Tesas
Fallowlie
Micaber
Sunshine
Round Rock
Winston Wail
Willi Dourray
Hank
Abe Tiles
Wil Willow
Fan
Gorden Terry
Seeits Slelestand
Aeris Weir Wosha
Wester
Austin
Texas
Easler University
Hylwean
International Creat Northern Railroad
Aodag
Milton Morris
Wacoum Austin
Baylor
University of Texas
Stirtgl
Taylor
Morris
San Antonio
Girls Joke Fatal in Omaha Incident
In Omaha police report, a fatal incident involved two girls aged 12 and 13 and an adult, with juvenile authorities handling. The case centers on a reckless act that led to a death as the vehicle sped away. the exact sequence and names are unclear in the fragmented text. Authorities have not released further details.
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Omaha
Jen
Eric Sandberg
Grinha Tir Piain
Isaesu
Davis Dupin
Lillia Hogmarine
Biranse Ofa
Tor
Senate approves McNary-Haugen farm bill measures
Senate Agriculture Committee reports the McNary Haugen bill approving a federal farm fund of 250 million dollars to be repaid by a commodity processing fee. The committee vote included most members present. two were absent. House reports split with majority and minority opinions. efforts for preferential status continue. A minority report favors the Curtis Crisa bill instead.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture
House
Senate
Mutchninson Field Oil Flows at Hutchinson Kans
Walsten Number 3 yielded 450 barrels yesterday from 844 to 871 feet in the Hutchinson field twelve miles north of town. Independent Giland Gas Co. well flowed 50 barrels, with plans to drill deeper. Multiple companies report new wells and tests in the Hutchinson area, including A M Landon, Stearns and Streeter, and Gorell Oil Co. with several rigs active nearby.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Dan
Walsten
Giland, Gas Company
Smithwell, Skelly
Oil Company
Hutchinson Field
Hutchingen
Mississippi Valley Oil Company
A.M. Landon
Independence
Stearns and Streeter
Jaobn Braden Andiassariates
McLaughin and
Kindeish
Gorell Oil Company
Weat
Five Bodies Recovered After Toledo Two Story Explosion
Five bodies were recovered late today from the ruins of a two story brick building in Toledo Ohio after two explosions shattered the structure. Three adults and two children among the victims, with two women tentatively identified as Mrs A Connard and Mrs Fred Kleis. A child is believed to be Donald Becker six. The first floor housed three small businesses while the second floor contained apartments. Four people are known to have been injured. The blasts occurred within seconds of each other and the building was rapidly engulfed in flames.
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Toledo
Ohio
Brisk Pilin
A. Connard
Fred Kleis
Donald, Becker
Queen Marie and Miana Attend American Meeting in Bucharest
Queen Marie and Princess Kane attended a dinner marking the first anniversary of the Society of Friends of the United States despite stormy weather. The queen served as honorary president and called her U.S. trip one of the great memories of her life.
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U. S
Queen Marie
Miana
Bucharest
Dan
Storey
Kane
Society of Friends of the United States
Marié
United States
Reitz Declared Owner Of Oil District In Sumner County
Frank Reitz was adjudged owner of a valuable oil district in eastern Sumner County, with a judge denying Roxana Petroleum a restraining order. The decision halted Dethy Oil from drilling on land measuring about two and a half acres.
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Lana Winfield
Kans
U Churchill
Sumner County
Frank Reitz
Fuller
Dovision
Reitz
Roxana Petroleum, Corporation
Dethy
Gil peReon
Weekly Weather Forecast Across Major U.S. Plains Regions
A fragmented forecast describes mostly fair conditions across the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, northern and central Great Plains with brief precipitation and variable temperatures. Colder air moves into northern areas by midweek, southern Rockies and western divide show below normal or mixed temperatures, while eastern slopes stay near normal. Kansas forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with freezing roads in Emporia and frosty conditions in Dorelas county, while many roads remain frozen or slippery.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Divide
Kansas
Cantley
Emporia
Dorelas County
Ogden Mills Named Under-Secretary of Treasury
Reports from New York indicate Ogden Mills was selected by the president as the next under-secretary of the treasury. He spoke at a National Republican Club luncheon noting a $2.0 billion surplus and projecting increased governmental expenditures.
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New
State rests case in Texas court amid impeachment bid
Proceedings in Austin unfold as prosecutors declare state rests after conflicting testimony. Defense moves to admit rival witnesses and challenge key testimonies from Norris and Bullock, with judges set for further arguments Monday. Witnesses from Fort Worth and local officials described the shooting and subsequent statements, while defense sought to counter with grand jury and telephone testimony details.
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Texas
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Tov
Syithesser
Metha Bullock
Automobil Worth
Mit
James R. Hamilton
Gairt
Atorneys
Jude’s
Aith Attoindy
Sam Sayers
Fort Dirs
Greer
Westbea
D. Ws. Chips S
Drs Ij
Frank Norris
Chipps
Norris
Wv Eer
Testinon
Grand
Westbrook
Melba Hiller
Schon
Jgri
Worth
Mrs Edna Cline Murder Trial in Tulsa
Testimony closed as both sides rested in the Edna Cline murder trial in Tulsa Oklahoma. Evidence centered on her alleged actions toward her husband Wesley Hine and questions about premeditation with Virginia Payne on the stand.
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Edna Cline
Tulsa
Okla
Jan
Tursi
Edna Gline
Wesley Hine
Thi
Virginia Payne
Nisaid
Cline
Baldwin Poultry Organization Formed After Night Meeting
A new group named Baldwin Poultry organization formed after a local meeting led by Sam Hemphin dent and L by Heo. County records show about 150 to 200 birds involved with Munster Nebska Parsons and K T Rubert Munger among those connected. Jurisdiction notes include Kangas penitentiary charges and jail breaks affecting Taryn Lahetie county.
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Baldwin
iBaldwin
Yake
Munster
Nebska Parsons
K T Rubert Munger
Kangas Penitentia
Taryn Lahetie Coun
Senate evidence in Smith battle in Illinois
Washington witnesses told of hearings bound for next Saturday as Senate investigators weigh if Frank L. Smith can be seated despite primary campaign contributions from public utilities. Smith did not attend. attorneys led by Oscar Caristrom and former solicitor general Beck press the case alongside Gov. Small who appointed Smith’s term fill.
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Washington
Janta
Senate
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
Enate
Smith
Strom
Small
Lat Benator
Wahliam B. McKinley
the Commerce Commsion
Seali Ile
Wade
Lo Smith
George
Corr
acSmith
Wilard
Oscar Caristrom
Minais
Ing Pairy
Va Oxnsel
First year medical students named for Kane University branch
About 40 first year medical students from the University of Kane sas will join the Rosedale branch of the University Medical School. The announcement follows a faculty meeting led by O. O. Stoland. Thirty five were considered a good average for transfer. Groups discussed changes and practical arrangements for the transfer.
Snowy Subet at Independence Hits Bitter Freeze
Snow storms sweep Independence and surrounding areas as a deep cold snap shatters records. Cities report sub-zero temperatures rising to above 30 degrees below zero during a three day siege, with officials warning of dangerous conditions and travel disruptions.
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Kuanegas
Jan
Islee Jay
Rocky’ Mountain
Bontans de Perature
Chaplin interview details assets tied up amid divorce hearing
New York reports Chaplin, guarded by attorney Nathan Burk and rep Arthur Kelly, denied claims of assets being tied up as proceedings follow a nervous breakdown. He disputed rumors he would return to England and commented on costs endured during life with his wife.
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New. York
Chaplin
Charlie
Burka
W Chaplin
Ted
England
Christian Endeavor convention closes in Douglas county
The first Christian Endeavor state gathering in Douglas County concluded last night with leaders W Roy Breg and Iiareld R Singer guiding juniors and intermediates. Seventy five workers attended the banquet at the Congregational Parish-house as Samuel music and song entertained. The convention will be held in sections this year with meetings at Topeka Lawrence and Salina from May to June. Several prominent speakers were announced and attendance contests noted. The group plans an international convention in Cleveland from July 2 to 4 before a tour of Eastern states.
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Douglas County
W. Roy Breg
Iiareld
R Singer
Iynick
Afr
Singer
Bré
C. E
Acing
Hawzel ‘Faringet
Salina
Bennett
Chaplin Hopes for Bond Release Amid Funds Shortage
New York AP describes Charlie Chaplin as penniless and weak unable to hire a taxi. Government plans to adjust returns with a bond set at 1.35 million dollars to release from distress. Chaplin’s remarks on his return from a short automobile ride at Central Park.
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New-York
Dianae
Chaplin
I Central
Shanghai Unrest Sparks Tense Diplomatic Watch
Reports from Shanghai describe street violence, injuries to tram workers, and foreign fears as anti foreign agitation widens. U S officials monitor the flare, with Kellogg reportedly ordered back to Beijing and foreign navies reinforcing amid rising tensions.
Elementary chorus and orchestra delight crowd at Liberty Memorial concert
An appreciative audience at Liberty Memorial Elementary School enjoyed a public concert by the Sahoo chorus and orchestra. Fifty pieces were performed, with solos by Aten and Fortney receiving strong reception. The event showcased thorough training and a promising first appearance by the student musicians.
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Liberty Mem
Qalehisch School
Sahoo
Ayiiig
Sored
Tf. Fener
Aulience
Fortney
Srade
Rosenow
Curt Rdsenow Leads Philosophy Psychology Figure
A fragmentary AP style blurb mentions Dr Curt Rdsenow from the philosophy and psychology department. It references a child Bahé Ruth in a picture and a traffic collision involving a feminine head opposite a sub car.
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Bahé
Ruth
Aption
Lave
Anne
Hime
Peaches Trial Shocks Quiet Carmel Town
In Carmel, a hush over the town breaks as preparations for a high profile trial proceed. Judge Xr date 22 stands as the day marking opening arguments in the case brought by realtor Wy Browning against his 16 year old bride Frances Peaches Hee. The court, led by Judge Xr, faces difficulties in unproven procedures while plenty of rooms fill with attendees and onlookers.
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Pyd‘ward
Wy Browning
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Hee
Nan
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iPeeger
Harvard Architect Dean Edgell to Visit Kansas University
Dean G H Edgell of Harvard School of Architecture will visit Kansas University on February 1 for the first day of registration. He will discuss the university’s architecture program including faculty size, library, and drafting rooms, and report back to Harvard on 1026 achievements.
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University
G. H. ‘Edgell
Harvard Schacht of Architecture
Shea
Paéille Coast
Associated “Schools of Architecture
San Francisco
Adgell
Kansas “University
Harvard
The
Architectural Association
Kansas University
Chamber of Commerce dinner invites members at 6 15
Members are urged to reserve dinner plates by nine o clock for the annual chinauet and meeting to be held Monday night at 6 15 o clock. Speakers include Malloch born in Muskegon Mich and a veteran writer with 14 years on the Muskegon Daily Chronicle.
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Ghanther’ of Commerce
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
America
Muskexon
Mich
Daily ‘Chronicle
Psition
Lumberman
Raster
Dean John R J to speak on The Choice of LifeWork
Dean John R J will present a noon talk on The Choice of LifeWork over KFRU at 12:33 PM. The event is part of a university series featuring a musical program and readings by performers and faculty. A bulletin notes the annual meeting of a gas-field operator near Liwood, with officers and directors listed.
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John R J
KFRU
University
John
Hhe Selon
Ing. Arts
Cid
McGrety
Iolaz
Dean
Aibanecea
Mee
Feetishina Celio
Huvans
Ailah
Kaw
Lane Company
Oxtner
Li ‘Wood
Sass Hy Mitchell
Nresident
Simons
Fs Chariton
Douds
Solon Baer
G.I
Kansas City water project and city management discussed
In a city meeting, officials and speaker Gillars review tax and service issues. They stress improving city affairs, hiring capable officials, and seeking value in services while maintaining reasonable rates. The discussion covers water supply, property taxes, and revenue usage.
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Bey Jey
Maltahta
Piret
Taxation touches raise questions in school law
Fragmented OCR text indicates discussion on taxation for schools and related expenses. It mentions figures like 9601,000 and 10,000, references to installments and past expenses, and a focus on the law governing school funding.
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Otto
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