Missouri Town Swept by Tornado in Missouri
Welh City, Missouri reports a tornado hitting at midnight, killing one person and injuring several others. Twenty-five to thirty homes destroyed across two distant sections, with thousands in property damage. Approximately 100 residents left homeless. search and relief efforts underway. Local witnesses heard a loud roar before the tornado's approach.
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Welh City
Nancy Frad
Emma Lott
Geo, Bareley
Lela
Jesse
Dorothy Gibson
Lott
Hal
Scott
Joe Shaw
Perdue
Harve Shelton
Shelton
Hallowe'en
Newcastle Affair Up For Trade Concession Talk
Ambassador Harvey has received a note from Britain proposing a compromise. Britain would drop charges against consulate officials in Newcastle if the U S reopens the consulate and replaces Consul Slater and Vice Consul Brooks. The note signals a broader agreement on the scope of American consular activity to promote trade.
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London
Associated Press
Harvey
Newcastle
Britain
United States
Slater
Brooks
Great Britain
Rotarians Host Chicken Dinner in Tonganoxie Hall
Rotarians and their wives will hold a chicken dinner in the Odd Fellow hall in Tonganoxie tomorrow night. The event aims to foster inter community acquaintance with the people of the area. Roger Williams leads arrangements with cars leaving the Chamber of Commerce for a 6 30 start.
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Tonganoxie
Roger Williams
Woman escapes serious injuries in East Eleventh fire
Mrs. Dee Mittin of 147 East Eleventh Street escaped serious harm when a stove caused a fire. She remained calm, slipped to safety, and extinguished the flames herself without injury.
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Dee Mittin
East Eleventh Street
Gee
Generative eat in caves At colder in east and east tion
A fragmented notice describes a weather or cave study with references to eastern regions and Thursday. Strong entities and clear facts are missing due to garbled text.
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East
Tion
Mexican Consulate Reopens After Court Protest
The Mexican consulate, closed last Friday to protest a New York court writ of attachment on its property in a civil action with Oliver American Trading Co, reopened today.
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New York
Oliver-American Trading Company
Murguia Rebel Leader Executed by Firing Squad
General Francisco Murguia, once an arch rival of President Obregon, was captured near Durango City and executed by firing squad at 9 o clock this morning. He was found hiding behind a church altar with a small band of followers, surrounded by federal troops led by General Carmona, and taken to Juarez for processing.
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el Paso
Francisco Murguia
Mexico City
Juarez
Murguia
Durango City
Techuanos
Durango
Carmona
Father Cazares
Associated Press
Obregon
Carranzan
Lato Y
Jusice
League seeks American participation in permanent court judges
Informal talks between the League of Nations and the U S state department have been under way to enable American involvement in electing judges to the permanent court of international justice. Washington advices indicate adjustments are progressing toward U S government representation in the court created by the Versailles treaty.
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Geneva
Associated Press
League of Nations
State Department
Washington
Permanent Court of International Justice
League
Forget-Me-Not Day Planned With University Support
Plans for Forget-Me-Not Day are advancing with Errel Scrivner of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War leading the effort. Ann Dudley Blitz, Chancellor, and Mayor George Lee Kreeck join in coordinating. nineteen Women’s Student Government Association members will sell flowers to raise funds sent to the DAV World War headquarters.
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Errel Scrivner
Ann Dudley’ Blitz
George Lee Kreeck
Scrivner
Kreeck
Lawrence
Dean Blitz
Women’s Student Government Association
Disabled American Veterans of the
Democratic Rally Tonight At Court House
Democratic candidates including C B Little of Olathe will address the gathering in the courthouse courtroom tonight at 8 o clock. The public is invited to hear the remarks from local candidates seeking office.
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C. B. Little
Olathe
Court House
Rob Spaldings Lose $1000 in Jewels
Rob Spalding reports $1000 in valuables stolen from his residence at 701 Ohio Street. Two diamond rings a diamond stickpin a gold watch and chain vanished while the Spaldings were away visiting Tonganoxie. Police and county sheriff notified and possible entry points reviewed with no signs left.
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W. E .Spalding
Ohio Street
Spalding
New Transformer Installed At Local Electric Plant
The transformer planned for last week will be in operation tonight or Friday after an expert repaired a cracked casing. Electrician from Pittsburg completed final repairs and the new unit will bring brighter light to Lawrence. Streetcar lines repairs near done on Indiana street. K U transmission line to connect the local plant to the new K U plant is finished and connected, but the K U plant is not yet operating awaiting supplies.
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Pittsburg
Lawrence
Indiana Street
K. U
Locomotive Explosion Kills Engineer Near Houston
A Trinity and Brazos Valley freight locomotive exploded at Wilmot Station, 38 miles north of Houston, killing engineer W. J. Crawford and seriously injuring fireman O. H. Overall. Both men resided in Teague.
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Houston
Texas
Wilmot Station
Here
Trinity and Brazos Valley Railway
W. J. Crawford
O. H. Overall
Teague
Defends Brother in Knife Fight Incident
John Taylor, elder brother of Franklin Taylor, claims a different account of the stabbing near a sidewalk quarrel with Elmer Burgess. He says Burgess shoved Franklin, who then shoved Burgess, Burgess pursued, Franklin fell, Burgess attacked, and Franklin stabbed Burgess during a third attack after escaping twice. John, a University student, represents his brother’s side.
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John Taylor
Franklin Taylor
Elmer Burgess
Burgess
Taylor
University
Political Club to Meet in Douglas County Court House
The Douglas County ex service men political club will hold a meeting Thursday night in the courthouse at eight o clock. Regular business will be conducted.
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The
Douglas County
Election plea for Herrhan Broeker charity clerk post
A brief civic notice urging votes for Herrhan Broeker for the role of charity clerk. The message emphasizes efficiency and experience as key qualifications for the position.
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Herrhan Broeker
Kansas Girls Escape Arrest Plight to Louisiana
Mrs. Alice Fedden and Vivian Vinzant of Salina Kansas were detained in Monroe Louisiana on vagrancy charges after fleeing home on freight trains through Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas. They claimed they stole a car for a joyride and returned late authorities expect no arrest upon their return while parents were notified.
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Kansas
Salina
Monroe
Alice Fedden
Vivian Vinzant
Louisiana
Gil
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Unexplained double killing rocks Christler case
Havre reports show a coroner verdict that Mrs. Carleton shot herself under sleeping powder. New questions arise about gun ownership and a possible motive involving her alleged confession to Rev. Christler. Mrs. Carleton’s mother calls for further inquiry into the事件.
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Havre
Jacob Christler
Margaret Carleton
Christler
Hill Made Bank Head in Lawrence National Bank
Irving Hill was elected president of the Lawrence National Bank. Bowersock Jr. of Kansas City was chosen to fill the unexpired director term. J J Meade was elected to replace Bowersock in the Clearing House and will remain active bank manager. Gen Wilder Metcalfe was named second vice president. No policy changes planned.
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Irving Hill
Lawrence National Bank and & DD
Bowersock Jr
Kansas City
Hill
Lawrence Paper Mfg. Company
J. J. Meade
Bowexsock
Lawrence Clearing House
Wilder
Metcalfe
Lawrence
Bowerseck
Bank
Mr. Bowerseck
Republican Women to Meet at City Hall Tomorrow
Republican women precinct committeemen and their assistants will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock in City Hall. The chairman announced the gathering and invites all attend, including other Republican women who are interested.
Quill Club to Elect Members and Hear Europe Talk
Quill Club at the university will meet at 7 38 o'clock tomorrow evening in Fraser Restroom. An election of members will be held followed by Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes sharing her summer experiences in Europe.
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Quill
University
Fraser Restroom
University Women Hold Important Meeting At Myers Hall
The Woman's Club at the University will hold a business meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in Myers Hall. The gathering will be followed by a tea with Mrs. P. W. Walker as hostess.
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University
Myers Hall
P. WF. Walker
As . Hoatess
Dads Day at KU draws hundreds for meal and game
The first Dads Day at the University of Kansas draws hundreds of fathers to Lawrence for the Kansas Oklahoma football game and a 6:30 dinner in Robinson Gymnasium. Principal speaker William Allen White will attend with other events including talks by Benny Owen. Rotarians and families plan to join the festivities with a noon dinner at the Methodist church basement.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Robinson Gymnasium
John R. Dyer
William Allen White
White
E. H. Lindley
Dean Dyer
Okshams
Kansas
Benny Owen
Oklahoma
Owen
KK. A
Mar
Ani
Dad
Lawrence Rotarians
Methodist Church
Relief reports show church gifts for Near East fund
Partial reports from city churches include First Baptist 175 dollars Plymouth Congregational 225 First Methodist 150 Presbyterian 31003 Centenary Methodist 14.50 and Ninth Street Baptist 15.15 with a total to be announced later. Today city school children could subscribe via miniature ships at their rooms and a downtown solicitation continues. Marley Phillips leads the district Near East relief drive hoping to finish by week’s end.
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City
First Baptist
Plymouth Congregational
First Methodist
Presbyterian
Centenary Methodist
Ninth Street Baptist
Childre
Marley Phillips
Kidnapped Girl Found Near Dublin Farm House Shelter
Rosalie Shanty an 11 year old swimming star was kidnapped Sunday after leaving church in Muskegon Michigan. She wandered in the woods near Dublin and was found by a farmer who gave shelter. Police say the abductor abandoned her and a posse searches the woods for the man who allegedly enticed her into a car.
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Muskegon
Mich
Rosalie Shanty
Dublin
Wellston
Michigan
Hair Net Manufacture Tied to Antwerp Center
Fragmentary notes describe Antwerp as a hub in the production of women's hair nets. The text hints at a process or preparer involved in raw hair preparation and tying, with references to fused materials in netmaking. Further readable details are limited.
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Antwerp
New Details On Mall Mills Murder Emerge Under Tree
New Brunswick reports Mrs. Jane Gibson told investigators that minutes before the shooting one woman under the crabapple tree cried Then explain these letters. A neighbor’s account supported the claim. The scene also yielded notes said to have passed between Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor R Mills, scattered around their bodies under the tree.
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New Brunswick
Associated Press
Hay
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Ambassador Ricci Resigns Prompting Mussolini Reply
It developed today that Premier Mussolini sent a reply to Count Sfoza's resignation letter received yesterday. The count reproached him for his action and asked to remain at his post. Rossi and the Treasury Minister have arranged steps for the immediate reopening of the course.
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Mussolini
Count ‘Sfoza
Industry
Rossi
Treasury
Convocation Friday At KU With Joshi And Biby
Prof S L Joshi from India and W A Biby, Capper Publications foreign correspondent, speak at Kansas University convocation Friday at 10 in Robinson Gym. Joshi, ex Berkeley lecturer, discusses The Contribution of India to Civilization. Biby returns from Asia Minor, Greece and Russia after semi official Far East relief work.
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S. L. Joshi
India
University of Nebraska
W. A. Biby
East Asia
Capper Publications
Kansas University
Robinson Gymnasium
School of Religion
Joshi
Berkley
California
Biley
United States
Asia Minor
Greece
Russia
H. D.phillips
Far East
Windstorm Injures Six In Bellville Smoke Stack Collapse
Six men were injured when a windstorm toppled a large smoke stack in Bellville Illinois. Firefighters freed the injured workers from debris as rescue efforts continued.
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Bellville
Monayeed Reemerges in Virginia Report
A brief notice from Virginia reports Monayeed, once a former ambitor, approaching a current status. Details are scant, but the snippet confirms ongoing coverage of the individual in local news.
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N Page
Eguk
Virginia Today
Postponed Bowersock Memorial Service Ordered
The committee in charge of J. D. Bowersock memorial services postponed the event from tomorrow to Thursday November 9. Mayor George Kreeck R C Rankin and W C Simons will oversee the program to be held at the Bowersock theatre at 2 30 PM on November 9 with more announcements to follow.
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Bowersock
J. D. Bowersock
Kreek
George Kreeck
R. C. Rankin
W. C. Simons
Bowersock Theatre
Rest room project eyed for Chamber of Commerce building
City officials plan converting two west first floor rooms into women rest rooms in the Chamber of Commerce building in Lawrence. A dressing room and kitchenette will be added with a hot plate for country visitors. Trustees aim to open by December first and fund the project through gymnasium memberships plus existing room rentals.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
M. E. Lawrence
Ed . Klein
Hugh Blair
Evan A. Edwards
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Donald Boggs
Second Faculty Recital Delights Fraser Hall Audience
Fraser Hall hosted the second School of Fine Arts faculty recital Monday with Prof. Waller Whitlock and Miss Fanny May Ross. Whitlock, despite a cold, offered three sets including four modern Italian songs and a well received encore of a Negro spiritual, while Ross displayed fluent technique and rich tone in a modern piano program featuring Debussy Engulfed Cathedral and Gossens Marionette Show. The audience applauded lavishly and praised both artists, closing with Miss Ross’s final pieces and general satisfaction.
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School of Fine Arts
Fraser Hall
Waller Whitlock
Fanny May Ross
Whitlock
Ross
Debussy
Cathedral
Gossens
Ninth annual convention opens in Kansas conference
The ninth annual convention of the Woman's Home Missionary Society for the Kansas conference began at First Methodist Church with an executive board meeting. Mrs Lena Hartzell Wallace reported on temperance work. treasurer J L McCoy announced last year's Kansas conference receipts rose to 24 297.48. National receipts rose 7 1 5 percent. Reports continued in the afternoon with literature displays planned by C W Whitaker and a full schedule of sessions and symposiums featuring delegates from multiple auxiliaries and districts.
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Woman’s Home
Kansas
Methodist
Lena Hartzell Wallace
Kansas City
Kan
Temperance Department
J. L. McCoy
Coffeyville
Rex
National Woman’s Home
Missionary Society
Fred Bailey
Kans
C. W. Whitaker
Topeka
Methodist Church
At Church
Fred M
Bailey
A Taylor
National
Aive
Halle — Pittabure
Pittsburgh
Ik Fou
Hostetter
J Taylor
Ted
Voting Places Listed For Election Day
The document lists election day voting sites by ward and precinct. First Ward precincts meet at Chamber of Commerce building and West End Grocery, Second Ward at 906 Vermont and Curry’s Carpenter Shop, Cordley School for Ward Two, Third Ward at Hunsinger Garage and McAilaster School, Fourth Ward at East Eighth Street and Miller’s Carpenter Shop, Lindley’s Drug, and Sixth Ward at Dicker Hall. It notes morning opening for first voters.
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Chamber * of Commerce
End Grocery
Vermont
Curry’s
Cordley School
Ares
Hunsinge
Anc
McAilaster School
Ourth
Strait and Miller’s
Carpenter Shop
Lindley’s Drug
Dicker Hall
Meats Tonight at American Legion Post Hall
Ferrell Dorsey, of the American Legion, will preside at the weekly meeting tonight in the post hall. Attendance urged. post notes a club change and upcoming events with Chamber of Commerce involvement.
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Ferrell Dorsey
American Legion
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