Blindfold Drive by Endurance Driver Jimmy Burns Planned
Jimmy Burns, famed endurance driver with multiple world records, plans a 20 hour blindfolded drive in a Nash four door sedan for H D Dill Motor Co. Start sanctioned by the National Fay Council chief William who consented to blindfold the driver. Burns recently set a 100 hour endurance record in a previous event in Kansas City.
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Jimmy Bar
Ant
Stivine
Do Lawrence
Nash
H. D. Dill Motor Company
Burns
Fortime Company
Earth
National Fay, Council
William
Vhicf
Pal
Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals Notices Briefly Recorded
Theodore Taylor age 14 died this morning in White Cloud. Funeral services will be held at Lecompton cemetery with burial in Lecompton cemetery. Survived by cousins in Lecompton and Lawrence. Bertha Peterson Peterson aged ?, funeral details incomplete.
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Theodore Taylor
Bertha Peterson
Peterson
Lecompton
Lecompton Buria
Jury Transfer Delays Mrs Rogers Trial in Texas
In Gan Marcos Texas July 12 a bid to obtain a second jury for Mrs Rebecca Bradley Rogers former dairy student charged with hiring Farmers National Bank at Buda Texas for a December crime was halted after nine veniremen were examined with no clear excusal. The case transferred to Fayette county district court at La Grange amid proceeding delays. Also noted were reports of local complaints about camping privileges and stray dog incidents. Genevieve Lee, visiting in Lawrence, returned to Bonner Springs.
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Ted
Marcos
Texas
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Farmers National
Buda
Fayette County
la Grange
Hays
Rame
Alias Renegade Whitman Faces NYC Court Conviction Claim
Robert Whitman known as Lord Beaverbrook confessed before General Sessions court in New York City that he persuaded multiple women to surrender property and jewelry totaling $250,000. He detailed a ten year global career and claims to have married 47 women. His troubles began with his real identity.
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Robert
Whitman
Lord Beaverbrook
General Sessions Court
New York City
Meteorites May Reveal Upper Air Secrets For Flying
Dr. W Morehouse president of Brake University argues meteorites can unlock data on the earths upper atmosphere. He notes theories that meteors are lunar ejecta or fragments of comets, with meteoric showers possibly remnants of worn out comets.
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DFA
Morehouse
Des Moines
W. Morehouse
Brake University
Ahan
O Neal Becomes Louisville Mayor Amid Election Turmoil
The Ku Klux Klan and a fraudulent election clouded Louisville's 1925 mayoral race. Joseph O Neal, once a Democratic candidate, was elevated as mayor after Will led in votes but contest and court rulings overturned the result. Governor Fields appointed O Neal, with another election planned in November. The Hague trial team sits with eleven judges and four deputies.
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Louisville
Joseph O'Neal
O'Neal
William T. Baker
Arthur A. Will
State Court of Appeals
Fields
O’neal
Tuesday Morning Women’s Golf Match At Country Sack Bolin Course
The article lists players and pairings from a Tuesday morning women’s golf match at the Country Sack Bolin course, detailing numerous matchups such as Clarence Topping versus Mrs Maloney and Helen Harman versus Dorothy Stewart, noting winners for low scores and an upcoming Topeka club event scheduled for Tuesday morning here. It also reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harold Mo Bah Roberts of Leavenworth on July 8, with Roberts holding an MA.B. in 1926 and membership in Alpha Tau Omega. Mrs Roberts is an Alpha Delta Pi member, formerly Miss Alicia Strong.
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IK Braner
Helen Harman
Dorothy Stewart
Fagh
Mra
Harold Mo “Bah” Roberts
Leavenworth
Roberts
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Interstate Store Line Company
Alicia Strong
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Elks Bowling Scores and Funeral Notices
The Washington Fest No. 12 G. A. R. will meet at the Post rooms at 2 o'clock Wednesday to attend the funeral of Comrade Herman D. Harmant at Runsey Bros funeral home at 2:30. Grand Army service to follow at Oak Hill cemetery if weather allows. Also notes on children clothing using semi transparent tops for sun exposure.
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G. Alr
Washington
Bkos
Herman D. Harmant
Grand Army
Quk Hili
Beardar
Corn Crop and Wheat Outlook From Topeka Kansas
Topeka July reports estimate corn across Kansas at 285000 acres with lower yields from last year and a total bushel projection near 37,299,000. Wheat prospects show a nationwide shortfall in the 26 year span, with a 2,274,424,000 bushel crop pegged by the Agriculture Department.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Washington
United States
Department of Agricultse
Social rounds in Belleview and Topeka trip noted
Numerous Belleview residents hosted and visited over the weekend. Families from Lawrence, Kansas City and Lecompton joined meals, calls, and a birthday picnic at Gage Park in Topeka for Ben Kowine. John Aikin, Mrs. Edith Duncan and others appeared in local gatherings while Grandpa Harmon died in Lawrence at 89 after a paralytic stroke.
Retiring Speed King Foresees Autos Making 250 Miles an Hour
London AP Major Segrave, who set a beach world record of 242.7 miles per hour at Daytona, Florida, has retired from racing and will head Sunbeam's experimental department before starting a new business. He says the next speed goal is 250 mph, a long way off, and notes the dangers of high speed racing. He served in the Air Force in World War I and once logged extensive flight hours.
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London
H. OD
Segrave
Daytona
Florida
Sunbeany Motor Comany
Europe
Air Force
Eudora Residents Visit Relatives and Guests
Dorothy Schirel spent Tuesday to Friday in the country with aunt Mrs Douglas Artis and Mr Harris at Keystone. Minnie Jones and daughter Gladys guest of Mrs Martha Charles at Lawrence for seven o'clock dinner Thursday. Godfrey Gerstenberger and other relatives present. C J Lucas family from Harrisboro and Baldwin visitors spent Friday with sister Mrs Clarence Raugherty and family. O I Lucas also visiting mother at Baldwin and remained overnight.
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Harrisburg
Tillie Patrom
Wivhica
Kan
John Weixeldorfer, Jr
Kansas City
Marley Horse
Roscoe Robinson
Doris Marta
William Rothberger
Joe Zillner
Gorham
Fivan
Clement
Zillner
George Jennings
Lawrence
D. E. Hollar
Asse Ation Hospital
Topeka
Hellar
C. W. Jaggard
Alma
Kansas
Helen Francis
Albert Neustifter
Olive Reed
Alma Reed
Walker
Reed
Homer White
Oscar Hall
I Fan Fe Okia
Als
Hall
White
Clarence McPherson
Tonzanexie
Fred. Tapenhausen
Will Mertz
Eva
Billy
Leo. Facin
Jeff
Mertz Chevrolet
New Yorky
H. ‘ wWryrik
Belton
Lowisa
Stadler
John Neidermaier
Mary
Louisburg
Kapées
Louise Ziesenis
John Pierson
Bonner Springs
John Aikin
Jimmie Maullen
Grandview
Dillard
Marie
Bayle
J. E. Haverty
Rosland
Skinner
Winy
Allie Hadland
Francis Strobel
Mildred Forsythe
la Verne Haverty
John Vernon
Morris
Will Miller
Edna. Duncan_henied
Welsh
Franklin Cook
Dorothy Haverty
Gretchen Gabriel
Claude Landon
Jchildren
John Faith
Allie James
Swisher
Gibson, Kan
Keith
Jeasie Harris
Clarence James
Grandpa Harmon
McConnell
Mr. Harmon
Ed Forsythe
Mancaret
Edward Warner
Jas.Shirek
Enn
R. N. Rea
Rosland’ Skinner
Geo. Grosdidier
Norbert
Jessie Anderson
Ray Miller
Will Miler
Iota Thi Phi Club
Oscar Hlothholtz
Edna Duncan
Dorothy Schierel
Douglas Artis
Harris
Keystone
Minnie Jones
Gladys
Martha Charles
Godfrey Gerstenberger
C. J. Lucas
Mary Louise
Sarah
Ralph
Harrisbore
S. F. Lucas
E. B. Lucas
Baldwin
Clarence Raugherty
Lucas
Tor
Radio Schedule Highlights From Weaf and National Listings
A dense listing of radio programming across stations including WEAF New York and affiliates, detailing hour by hour orchestras, bands, sermons, talk, and dance music. Notable entries feature Goodrich hour, Knecht's Orchestras, Detroit Symphony, Maxwell House studio pieces, and regional schedules from Baltimore WBAL, WGN, WBC, and others with times, programs, and host cues.
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WEAF
Goodrich
J Knecht
Nethersel Shuler
WPG
Ae Su S
Orena Ihan Mittress
Onches Orchestra
Creatore
Baltimore
Wbal Dinnétr Orchestra
Jo—Wbal
Maxwell Bou
WEEI
Boston
WEAP
Eaee
Gosta Orchestra
WLW
CINTH
Hotel Gibson Orchestre
Croaley Trin
Orgar
AICK
WTA
Cleveland
Lombardo
Gill's Orchestra
Clevland
WEAO
Davee Dba Weaf
York
Wiz
New York
B. Kaaneey
Ashe
Reef Orchestra
WNYC
WPCH
WHIT
Philadelphia
Arcadia
Philadelph
WOO
Houston Hall
Ray Theatre Orchestra
WEAL
Pietsburgh
K. A
United Press Sports
Coraio
Radio Council
Kbsia
KDKA
Ufsburga
Lewe’s Orchestra
Railo Nature Teagan
Westley Renorys
Wsa
Atlanta
Amercan
Congress Carnival Agg
Pmusics
RCA Radiotrans
Wgn-Wlib
Chicago
Dinnes
Silvertown Orchestra
Erwin Swindell
Grosclat
KOA
Denver
Kansas
Gladrich Kor
Carallen
Nighthawk Frotic
KFAB
Lincoln
WHAS
Louisville
WCCO
MPLS
ST. Pau
Binner
Keven
Othera
ST. Louie
Frage Am
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ELKS
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J. Churchill
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Roy Daughertly
Fort
Eudora
Ervin
Thoren
Charles
Schehrer
Alfred
Seiwald
Alia James
James Duncan
Ruth
Eldon Wilson
Harold Duncan
Ralph Bowling
Prairis Center
Henry Mathia
C. C. Geystenberger
Will Lathholz
Oscar Upichelz
Enowing
Bid Miller
Harry Miller
Mae Marshall
de Soto
G. E. Cadwell
Mortis
Gage Park
Ben Kowine
Rosland Skinner
Skiner
Ella Hamlin
Clifford Ulrich
Baby
Sam Allen
Eunice Reed
Jas. Duncan
Gey. Warthker
Geo. Whaley
Robt. Barlow
New Brittan
Raley
Sinclair
Jaks, Milburn
Budora
LD. Harris Cook
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Hier
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