Constabulary Fight with Moros at Jolo Fortress
Manila dispatch reports Philippine Constabulary battles with Moros at Talil's Fortress near Jolo. Sultan of Sube and Madi Batu tries to urge surrender and the Princess Tavkuiakira escapes the fort amid the assault as fighting continues and leaders urge peace.
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Manila
Oles
Stevens
Thes
Data Tanil
Lealyiat
Zamboanga
Sultan Uryed
Sube
Madi
Batu
Moto
Four men held in Okmulgee jail on murder charges
Four men Ike Akins William Underhill Red Ginn and Duffy Kennedy are jailed in Okmulgee county on murder charges. They used a bar and an outside window to escape a cell. Akins and Underhill await trial for the killing of Georga Foe an Okmulgee youth. Ginn and Kennedy were sent to Okfuskee county for trial on related robbery charges.
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Okmulges
Okmulgee
Charfees
Murer’ Esuane Ly
Avere Ike
Skeets
Akins
William Underhill
Red Ginn
Duffy Kennedy
Unilerhiil
Henry to Remain as Mentor at University of Texas
Henry Gwynn, a noted late Bloomer mentor, announced he would remain in his current position for the 1927-28 academic year and would not accept a new offer from the University of Texas after a conference with Professor Stratton D. Brooks.
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Columbia
Afi
Bau. Il
Gwynn Henry
University
Our
Hie Presant
Posi- Lion Cor
University of ‘Texas
Henry
Pr. St
Weather forecast for Kansas towns and roads update
Forecast looks fair tonight and Tuesday with dry roads in Hutchinson and Salina. Coffeyville Wichita and Salina show partly cloudy conditions with pockets of mist. Expects light winds and no major hazards with 'All clear' in several counties.
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Nanzas
Mitch
Excent
Hutchinson
Salissa
Coffeyville
Wichita
Woods roeRgh
Salina
Wichit Paar
Save Shawnee Mission House to Become State Heritage Site
Topeka Kan Jan 31 AP Old Shawnee Mission in Staangon soundly will become a State heritage site as the senate follows the house after adopting 87 to 15 a resolution commemorating the ground where the Methodists established an outpost of civilization in 1829. The Johnson county resolution by Miers designates the 12 acre tract and its buildings as possessing unusual historical value.
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Topeka
Kan
Staangon
Sénate
Methodigs
Miers
Johnson County
Miseton
Kansas Alumni Day Broadcast Sparks statewide calls
Alumni office reports calls and telegrams from twenty Kansas counties and eighteen other states in reply to a KU broadcast by KFKU and WDAF. Governor Beulen's message lauds Kansas progress and liberty, with talks by university leaders and musical performances by KU choirs and soloists.
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Kansas
Sun
University of Kansas
KFKU
University
WDAFP
Kansas City Star
Burton Sears
A.lz 42
Chicago
Fred Ellsworth
K. U Alumni Association
E. Beulen
W. Li
Burciele
Pauten
State to push debt claim against ex-inspector
In Topeka Kansas on January 8 AP reports the state will pursue J J Wilson former state grain inspector under Governor Davis for $2,000 the remaining balance from $12,000 grain inspection sets Wilson deposited in Moran State Bank The attorney general Walba A Smith said they will seek Wilson personally liable for the $2,000 The Moran bank receiver notes Wilson deposited $12,000 and the state has already received $4,500 plus a judgment for $h,000 against an indemnity company that bonded Wilson.
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Topeka
Kan
J. J. Wilson
Davis
Wilson
Walba A. Smith
Thor
Moran
Victim of Wreck in New Jersey Dies in Hospital
A.P. Néeton, 60, of Elisville, dies from injuries after a collision between a Baltimore and Ohio freight and a Reading train near Pennington Saturday night. The crash also indirectly caused the death of W. Steele, 53, of King Park, who suffered a heart attack while walking past the wreck to transfer to a Philadelphia bound train.
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Trenton
N. J
T. Néeton
Elisville
Ines
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading Company
Pennington
W. Steele
Iking Park
Henry
Mental Life Insurants Company
Philadelphia
Miners' bodies recovered after deadly Kentucky mine blast
Four miners died in an explosion at the Isey Coal Company mine in Kentucky. Bodies were recovered shortly before noon. Names mentioned include Walter Vernaugh and others. authorities suspected an electric spark ignited a methane buildup.
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Ts 4
Isey Coal Company
Norton Coa
Dro Mernaldsy
Frobe
Walter Vernaiugh
Urges enforcing motor vehicle license law in county
Sheriff reports 4800 of over 7000 vehicle owners delinquent on license payments. State secretary of state urges strict enforcement and cooperation from locals. Officers may arrest offenders or levy fines around 25 dollars plus costs. Public requests timely license purchases. county treasurer notes many applying for licenses this afternoon.
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Pia Ly -Licanstel
Pailuydi
fFan
Weil
Yhalter
Gummings
Rel
Piake Anyiwag
Washington Opens New Year War on Moonshiners
In a New Year letter Secretary Andrews urges aggressive action against illicit distillers noting rising moonshine supply nationwide. He calls for undercover operations and permission for secret agents to enforce the oil revenue laws while warning against overreach. Local notices report taxi drivers warned to obtain licenses with strict enforcement pending.
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Washington
Seeptary Andrews
Andrews
Voachell
Senate
Congress
Tanis
Kansas Day Event Described In Topeka Legislature Coverage
Fragmentary Topeka newspaper item notes lawmakers meeting after Kansas Day events. Mentions a committee, bills, and a Baker guest Mrs William as part of a brief Kansas history program. The text is garbled but preserves names and a community focus.
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Kansas
Sierra' Leon Clu
Hom Baker
William
Hista Phessine
Farm relief fight shapes House debate on February 8
Washington reports a tense farm relief push as February 8 looms with gun, price talks, and a tense fight over the Curtis-Aswell and Crisp bills. House rules leaders warn any action must pass a strict test. Snell and committee chairmen signal possible substitutions and a 12 hour general debate window.
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Washington
Callcua
Tilson
Chamein
Snell
Curtis-Aswell
Pheates
Cartier
Cays
Curtis- Aswell and
Crisp Milles
Crisp Democrat
Géominy
Tales Committee
Tke Crispy
Curtis
School Opens Across City With New Schedules
City schools resumed under calm routines as elementary and junior high fields return to full day classes. Senior high adopted short fifteen minute periods with grade cards issued. Enrollment adjustments were the main activity outside of flags and the Liberty Memorial ceremony noted.
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Scimestar
Selient
Alagses
Liberty Memorial
Court room plan debated by university groups in Kansas
A detailed outline of a court room debate style to be used in a March 28 event at the University of Kansas. Northwestern University teams, noted for strong showings, face Kansas in a contest featuring cross examination by first and second speakers and closing summaries rather than aggressive rebuttals to persuade the judge or audience.
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University of Masay ‘Eal Northweston University
E.G. Buchlerias
Universityi of Kansas
Northwestern
Kansas
Safety expert Miss Telford to speak on child accidents
Miss Marian Telford of the National Safety Council of New York City will address the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on child accident problems. She is regarded as a leading authority on child safety work and recently spoke in the Southeast before coming to Kansas. The talk precedes a joint Parent- Teachers Association meeting at Memorial High School tomorrow at 72:30 PM. Local officials invite all to attend and hear about traffic control and junior safety efforts.
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Marian UL
Telford
Eucational
National, Safety Council of
New York City
Chamber_of Commerce
Yregulac
Wolack
Jill
Asia
Junior Safety Council
Linocence Safety Council
Goundil
Chamber’ of Comimerce
Bank in Topeka closes amid bank department action
Citizens State Bank of Garnett Topeka area closed today by its board after the state banking department advised a gradual withdrawal of deposits. The bank had 25,000 capital, 187,000 surplus, 305,000 loans, 851,000 deposits, and 75,000 discounts. Deering Avas was president aging officer, with Ainsworth deputy bank commissioner placed in charge. State guaranty law applied. Coffeyville, Fort Smith referenced.
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Topeka
Kan Dan
Citizens State Bank of
Deering'avas
D ‘Ainsworth
Banigsioner
New Road Bill Sparks Kansas Constitutional Compromise
A compromise loan amendment to the Kansas constitution, introduced in Topeka by Ber cayman of Clarke County, would share state and county road funds, limit the state highway commission’s power, and require public letting for contracts. The House highways committee failed to unite two rival amendments from Warner and Sloan, delaying broader control of state highways.
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Topeka
Kags
Bercayman
Clarke County
Aiaman
High Hoey
State Highway Commission
Bereyman
Hig
la Kansas
Warner County
Sloan
Jackson ‘High
Berryman
Aoath
Men Dinner Plans Spark Scout Observance in Lawrence
A Methodist church committee in Lawrence decided Friday to hold a men and boys dinner as part of a seat week observance. About 300 men and boys are expected to attend. The town notes Scout troops have grown to over three million youths worldwide.
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Lawrence
Ae Mare
Bay
Bain to Be Reunited with Salm and His Wife
A short notice reports Bain plans a reunion involving Salm and his wife Mrs Rogers and Ro Rogers. The brief mentions family reunification in a local context with limited details.
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Bain
AL Dan
PE Jai i Salm
Ro Rogers
Rogers
Troubles at Boys Industrial School Prompt Inquiry in Topeka
A scrutiny into the Boys Industrial School reveals tensions centered on Superintendent Major Clarke. Board members and state officials question management while a faction alleges a disruptive women’s organization fuels unrest among remaining staff.
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Journal-World
Topeka
the Roves
Whic
Clarke
Livy Tendent
Afajor
Clartk
Major Clarke
Industrial School
City Looks to 1927 Paving Despite Few Petitions
Lawrence city engineer CG Ty Rough reports that paving plans for 1927 hinge on only three petitions. He notes a limited response from residents along Indiana Street Vermont Street and Paris Avenue, with the city clerk urged to file the petitions for next summer’s work. Legislative support appears tied to a Senate bill favoring Wes Company.
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Paris Avenue
Vermont
Sinterested
Undercover Day-Law Work Attacked In New York
Fragmented text outlines an incident involving undercover law enforcement, a representative, and a Mellon secretary with references to a plan and photographs to obtain evidence of wrongdoing. Names and some phrases are garbled, but point to a probe into illicit patronage and possible violations at venues.
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Eforcework
Laepublican
New
Ecretary
Mellon
de Mills
New York
Banknie: Trator
Phintoraph
Wilts
Lifwor
Trans
Board of Education terms to expire and mayoral race set
City officials report Board of Education terms for George Kirchett Mrs Whit Church and W S Griesa expire. Superintendent E B Smith vacancy to be filled in April 4 election. Mayoral and board candidates must file petitions ten days before primary. City Clerk Lawrence notes election law requirements and registration rules for voters in the upcoming city election.
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Af Education
EB. Smith
George
Kirchett
Jin
W. S. Griesa
Whit
Churchill
Algo
Board of Ed
Hcation
Marek
Floyd
Lawrence
Shad Notizys
Ais Mary
Latl-Thoss
Ball Tomorrow Night at University Dance Orchestra Event
A nine piece University dance orchestra opens the ball tomorrow at 9:30 PM at the Firemen’s benefit ball. Funds support firemen’s relief and pension, with Chief Reinisch praising past support from business groups and the public. Captain Ingalls and Bert Jones head the event. tickets may be supplied by the fire department. Return from Florida notes include travel delays due to Ohio River flooding and ferry crossings.
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L.gelock
William Av.Reinisch
Reinisch
Auccess
Bae
Paul ‘Ingalls
Bert Jones
Reinsich
Joratls
Florida
WREN Station Plans Revealed at City Site
Radio experts outline installation of a new WREN station atop a mill building in Bear City. Officials cite tower and antenna work, aim for February completion, and foresee improved broadcast reach amid growing demand.
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Fearry
Wren
Tobe
Aves
Pleaded Guilty in Peoria Liquor Charge
A Peoria man named Yack-Copgland of Illinois pleaded guilty yesterday to a liquor charge. He was fined $200 and ordered to serve thirty two days in the city jail. The incident occurred after his driving a Chevrolet, with the case tied to local court action.
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Guil’ Yack-Copgland
Illinois
Cangland
Peoria
Milk Tests Made by Douglas 5-Association Conrey
Test results show 1,170 pounds produced in five days from tapert of the association. Notes describe butterfat near fat content and tenderness. A second entry references gentle moisture and Baer Fa aes Ane Tongangx with pounds figures.
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Dewa
Meeting Notes from County Legislature Session
A brief record of a county legislative meeting discussing topics for debate and policy discussion. The notes indicate a focus on preparedness and routine agenda items with no notable voting results or resolutions recorded.
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Sybil “Bauer
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Iy H. Lindley
Ransna
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K. U
W W. W. Tackmar
Casy
Ay Plana
Se J, Wilson
Wreckain East
Paris
Jani
Crown Brines Car
Rumania
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Indianapolis
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Mino Jatia
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J Sipe
Thiawomen
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Triands
Marie Clarke
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Rattle
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Na Agence
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Qhig
Piyad
W.E) Spalding
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Evansville
Mr. Spalding
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