Norris Seeks Change of Venue in Fort Worth Case
Fort Worth Tex Nov 1 AP Norris asks for a venue change in a high profile case alleging prejudicial conditions in Tarrant county. He claims local sentiment and Catholic influence threaten a fair trial. The prosecution argues no prejudice exists and requests time to respond.
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Ft. Woilth
Tarrant County
J. Frank
Elliott Fr. Warth Luatheran
Cuhiarh
Knights of
OL Mench
Tan
Meachan S Department Store
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Emen
C. Moeachem
Jon
Allemos
DCO
Texas
Norris
Hireself Anid
Trial on church arson ends in acquittal
A man faced charges related to the burning of a church and parsonage. Months later he was tried on Parson, but was acquitted on both counts.
Court Term Opens as Douglas County Jury Starts
The November term of District court in Douglas county opened at 9 o'clock this morning with jurors reporting for duty on November 8. David Coon Gray pleaded guilty to possession and sale of liquor before Judge Means. Charles Brown admitted guilt to automobile theft. Oscar Neil pleaded guilty to grand larceny. State cases against Charles Bachelor, Ban Bres, Lester Fisher, Leslie Richardson, J.H. Cook, Frank Williams, and Joan Doe were dismissed by Judge Means. Andrew Jensen and Lloyd Mumford cases continued to February term. Paroles granted for multiple individuals until the February term.
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Douglas County
David “Coon Gray
Wugh Means
Charles Brown
Oscar’ Neil
Charles Bachelor
Ban Bres
Lester Fisher
Leslie Richardson
J.H. Cook Frank Williams
Joan Doe
Means Unon Mo
George KK. Melvin
Andrew Jensen
Lloyd Mumford
Sam Sweezer
Tom Valencia
Lewis Frederici
Kenneth Bryant
Tom Roberdson
Herman Brrkeman
Everett Taylor
Clyde Milter
Troubles in Mexico City fomented by Gallegos rebels
In Mexico City a federal bulletin reports that a band led by General Rodolfo Gallegos was exterminated by federal forces on Saturday. The bulletin claims one flag and other insignia were captured as evidence of a revolution organized by the Episcopate, with Doilove Ramirez and six rebels killed in the Alcocer moon clash. The Episcopate repudiates street circulars linked to the boycott by the League for Defense of Religious Liberty, saying enemies of the church are responsible and that the boycott is having its intended effect.
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Rodblfo Gallegos
Fos
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League For T Defense of Religious Liberty
Thei Ehhurch
Indian Girl to College Scholarship for Sioux Student
A full blood Sioux girl Alice Bird left Lawrern the evening train to Denver to join Colorado Women's College. Harold Loring arranged a scholarship with President Vaughn for a deserving Indian girl and selected Miss Bird from the Haskell school. Her father a native mission worker, the family lives on the reservation in Montana. The move is seen as a chance for higher education and tribal pride. Vital organs analysis of Mrs Lena Williams, 40, found dead in a Concordia alley. cause suspected heart failure but local officials seek toxicology to rule out poisons. Bank merger news: The State Savings Bank of Iola absorbed by Allen County State Bank and Iola State Bank. each assumes 50 percent of assets.
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Lawrern
Denver
Colorado Women's College
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Harold Loring
Vaughn
Haskell
Miss Bird
Fe, Peck
Montana
K.U
Lena Williams
Concordia
Easity
Kansas
Wiliams
Cloud County
University S
Kansas Forecast Looks Fair With Colder Southern Night
Weather notes indicate generally fair conditions tonight with colder temperatures in the south and rising temperatures in the north and central areas on Tuesday. Roads are expected to be clear as 'today's noon readings show stable conditions.
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Kansas
Outlook for Kansas Weather and Election Voting
The weather forecast predicts fair skies across Kansas before a cold morning with temperatures as low as 25 degrees, rising above freezing by afternoon. Campaign workers project about 430,000 votes in the state, roughly 50 percent of voting strength, possibly exceeded.
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International debate clash Kansas vs Sydney team
The Kansaniversity forensic squad faces the University of Sydney debaters in a major event. Kansas leader Marzi Dickinson, with team members George Chimes and David Evans, will contest against Sydney’s Heathwood Noel McIntosh Wally Godsall and J D Godsall as judges prepare decisions after ten minutes of argument and again at the close.
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Mann
Universit Be
Sydney
Australia
Debta
David “Evans
Kansas
Evans
Kansas City Ijunior College
J. Heathswood
Heathwood
Noel D.mcintosh
New South
Wally
J. D. Godsall
Oxford
McIntosh
New South Wales
Marzi Thi BI Dickinson
Ark
Dison
University
Sigma
Bella Rho National Forensic Society
George Chimes
Kansas City Star
David J. Evans
Kansas City
Crushed to death along Kaw Valley Interurban line
Bert G Hoffine aged 28 brake man for the Kaw Valley Interurban from Bonner Springs was killed Sunday morning when he was run over by an inter urban freight at a sand plant near Lawson. The exact sequence is unknown but he reportedly slipped while attempting to board a moving car and was dragged about thirty feet. Dr H L Chambers attended him and the body was taken to a Banner Springs mortuary. He leaves a wife and a small child nearby.
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Bonner 2 Springs
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H. L.chambers
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Banner Springs
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Bonner
Springs
Rotary program highlights brief speeches on Rotary objects
In a Rotary club meeting six men spoke briefly on one of Rotary's objects, with Dean Schwegler absent replaced by Shultz and others including Arant, Dinsmosr, Scott, T. Ty pleader, and Lindl ex. Roy Meitter and others gave birthday addresses as Fred Ellsworth led remarks. The day also noted national election attention with Congress control and gubernatorial races, while Douglas county corn bill approvals were discussed at the county courthouse.
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Dean Schwegler
Shultz
Dean Arant
Paul Dinsmosr
Claude Scott
T. Typleader
Chantellor
Lindl
Roy Meitter
J.-H. Beil
James Barrows
Chancellor Lindley
Charles Decker
Fred Ellsworth
Washington
Severitiers Congress
Jateres
New York
Maryland
Ohio
Smith
Hie
Donahey
Beard
Douglas County
Kansas Voters Headed to Polls in Big Election
Topeka Nov 2 ABP Kansas voters will elect governor senator eight representatives in Congress the state house of representatives eight minor state officers and three Republican Supreme Court justices. Jonathan Davis campaigns on tax reform while Governor Paulen defends policy gains. Democrats oppose two of three Republican justices. Socialists run a full slate including Ida A Beloof for superintendent and Carrie Carlisle independent candidate. Blanche E Mize vies for lieutenant governor against D A N Chass.
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Supreme Court
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Farmer
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Paulen
Lena Castis
Glover
I B. Stubbs
al FL Wiliams
Coffeyville
Democrats
Henry F Mason
John Marshall
Dennis Madden
Dempster O. Petts
Wichita
John Dawson
Socialist Party
Ida A. Beloof
D. A. N. Chass
William A. Smith
Maurice Murphy
Attorneyeneral
Frank J. Ryan
Rudolph Sharshal
Ryan
Formerly at Haskell guests include Dr Meserve tale
Formerly at Haskell guests of Maskell last Saturday included Charles Francis Meserve formerly superintendent at Haskell Institute for several years before moving to Shaw University. An accident on the Rock Island Railroad near Chicago cut short his stay when a car door shut on his thumb, severing it near the first joint. The train stopped and he received care, but the injury ended his visit. He is about 75 years old. Also noted is an illustrated lecture on The English Scene by Margaret Lynn at Frasier Hall for English majors and interested students. Sweden’s Crowned Wedding events are noted along with murder charges in Cleveland involving Ben Naidel and Dar Pfaff in the Don R. Mellet case.
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Margaret Lynn
Fraser Hall
Lynn
Wellesley College
Pow Wow ends in Lawrence with Indian village triumph
The Haskell Pow Wow celebrating the $250,000 stadium completion drew about 4,000 Indians from 75 tribes, led by Frank W. MacNonale with Win Newmark and Claude J. Scott. Osages and Quapaws sent largest delegations. Blackfeet figures stood out with prizes including a pocket knife to Tom Daylighter, and gifts for costumes and fences.
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rence business _ men
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Meney
Haigkelt
Ieath
Frank W. MacNonale
Hin
Win Newmark
Merchants Bureau
Claude J. Scott
Chamber Oft Commerces
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People of
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Star of
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Quanaws
Montana
Tom
Daylighter
Blackfeet
Mike Little Dog
Washington
Julia
Poutot
Chicago Bar volunteers aid election fraud prevention
Five hundred Chicago Bar association members were accredited as special attorneys for the county election board to help prevent fraud and disorder at the polls tomorrow. Officials announced fifty nine police squads and about a score of shotgun squads will patrol precincts, with bar volunteers placed in four wards to monitor activities amid reports of previous ward disorders and fraudulent registrations investigated by the senate campaign funds committee.
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Polls Open at 8 A M Tomorrow for General Election
Polling places for the general election will open tomorrow at 8:00 AM and close at 6:00 PM. Heavy precincts will use double election boards while count begins at noon and continues until complete. Regular judges and clerks start counting after the polls close. Various precincts listed including 3408 Tennet, 1405 Tennessee Street, 22 Massachusetts, Jon Hampone Ward, Pritz Meyn, Lindles Drug, Locust streets, and more. City officials urge all clerks and judges to attend a special school tonight at city hall with City Attorney J C Stewart guiding the session.
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Stheel
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Pritz Meyn
Five Net
Lindles Drug Store
Dicker
Holliday
JC. Stewart
Republicans to Meet in Douglas County Rally Tonight
The Republican Service League hosts a 7 30 pm meeting at the chamber of commerce rooms with speakers U S Guyer candidate for congress from the second district William M Harding former governor Town W L Baker state superintendent for insurance and Carl White state treasurer. Samuela Clarke presides as the event closes with the Republican rally at the courthouse at 9.
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Douglas County
Court House
U.S. Guyer
Congress
William M. Harding
W.L., Baker
Carl White
Republican Service League
Chamber of Commerce
Samuela Clarke
Dismissal bid in McPherson case questioned by DA
District Attorney Asa Keyes in Los Angeles asked Municipal Court to dismiss charges that Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother Minnie Kennedy conspired to plant fake evidence to defeat justice. The brief, filed by Mrs McPherson's counsel after preliminary hearings, seeks dismissal on grounds of alleged misuse of court benches and judges in Monterey and Los Angeles.
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Asa Keyes
Aimee Semple McPherson
Evangelisk
Jude
Monterey County
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPhersort
Minnie Kennedy
Samuel
R. Blake
Gilbert
Me Pherson
First Baptist class room opened at south church for the first time
The First Baptist Church unveiled its new ne jy class room yesterday, seats not yet arrived, with temporary seating used. The improvement, not including work bonated, cost $911,110 and is largely subscribed. a debt free dedication is planned next Sunday, with further money to be collected in on predes. Invited Topeka Advanced students attend a modern language round table at Topeka high school Friday November 6 at 2 PM. Prof Roy Towne and Prof H C Thurneau of the University faculty will attend. Jardine Home to Vote Kansas City November 1. Agriculture in Kansas City en route from Washington to ner Bowama Matthews Thr Co Manhattan, Kansas. Daylight Your Kitchen.
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H.C. Thurneau
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Washington
Bowman-Matthews Thr
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Lawrence
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Lost ballots cause Coffeyville vote scramble
In Coffeyville on November 14, residents report lost ballot sacks found near homes and in streets. County clerk Kelly fears ballot misplacement could affect the third precinct race as voters prepare to cast ballots despite the disarray.
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Kelly
Religious Week Opens at University With Dr Foster Speaker
Religious Week at the university opens tomorrow at 10 AM in Robinson gymnasium with Dr. Allyn I. Foster of New York City as convocation speaker. Eekles chairs the student committee. events include YWCA and YMA meetings and private conferences through the week. The program aims for a campus wide observance and invites student participation. Foster has traveled nationally with Baptist education board experience. he travels from college to college.
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New York City
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Fobtey
Brooklyn
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National Board of Education of the Baptist Church
Kansas alumni reunion mailer outlines regional events
Tred Ellsworth, secretary of the Kansas University alumni association, mails folders to every state graduate about reunions in Topeka, Hutchinson, Hays, and Chanute on November 4 and 5 tied to teachers meetings. Speakers include John R. Dyer, Harvey Lehman, F. W. Anderton, with C. B. Z. Lindley, Franklin C. Cannon, B. Rice among Topeka alums. W. L. Burdick and F. Engel to speak in Chanute and Hays.
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Alumniv Association
University of Kansas
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Hutchinson
Hays
Chanute
Staly
Moetchinson
John R. Dyer
Harvey Lehman
Fprof
W. Anderton
Exchange of Fire Ends in Death of Bandit Wadsworth
Harry Wadsworth, 21, of Fort Smith Ark, is killed after an exchange of gunfire with Officer John Ingalls during an arrest attempt at a carnival near La Harpe. Earlier, Wadsworth robbed the meat market on Massachusetts Street, taking money from clerk John Wynn. Wynn identified Wadsworth at the hospital, where a coroner’s jury was impaneled.
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Farlier
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Isworth
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Wedsworth
Wynn
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John Ewine
la Harath
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Het
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John Wynn
Cvan
Auan
Will Jongs
Walnworth
Thay
No C of C Luncheon Cancelled This Week
The Chamber of Commerce cancels Tuesday noon luncheon to allow members to vote. Members invited to the Kaw Valley Potato Growers Banquet Thursday at 1 30. Tickets available at the Chamber office for 50 cents. reservations required by Tuesday evening. Potatoes growers and Chamber members expected to attend with spouses.
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Kligecrirs
Ita
She Kaw Valley
Chamber of Gomrttree
T5icents
Gurmerce
Plan Supper Meeting at Pl moth Congregational Church
Plan for a supper meeting at the Pl moth Congregational Church Wednesday at 6 30 PM features Dr M J Sudter speaking on The Hospital Situation to Lawrence and Claude Le Scott secretary of the Chamber of Commerce discussing Sustaining Our Hospital. Music by Miss aie B and others. Chevrolet advertisement invites readers to buy a Chevrolet and enjoy the difference daily.
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G. Taghamyp
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