Unclear local vote tallies in Kansas precincts
Fragmented OCR reveals election returns from Independence and Fort Scott areas with names like Coolidge Davis and Davis 128. Mixed figures show party or candidate tallies, precinct details, and references to governors and senators, but legible specifics are sparse and disjointed.
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Independence
Kan
Coolidge
Tavis
Ratis
Paylen
Davy
Igione
Danis
Davis
iKan
Tawles
Yates Couinte
Fort Scott
Auleh
Davia
Convicts Captured After Escape Linked to Citizenship Hearing
Two escapees from a federal train were recaptured after authorities found them in a freight car near the railroad. Separately, a citizenship hearing was set for Monday as part of the November term with Judge High Means presiding and several applicants listed.
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Joes
Haners
O'Glock
Tomor
Istict
Secial Federal
Minnie
Brook
Peter
Otiseo
Imdn
Richland
Rover
Ina Eany
District court schedule outlines civil case terms
Judge Hugh Means announces a November to December civil trial schedule listing cases such as Reynolds vs Hays, McNeill vs Fran Co, and others. The report notes injuries from a car incident on Pine Street and a police court bond action in the 600 block, detailing local legal proceedings and incidents.
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Hugh Means
Reyynolds
Hays
Annalisper
ID. McNeill
Fran Co
Matence Sheets
Quinlan Et al
Nzer
Ilinger
Ajia
Helwig
Brown Et A Ectoring Co
Graeberember
Mathens Nationr Pusih
F. E. Olf Aanilton
Nig ‘Burroughs Hh
Lalrence
Charles
Elmer Agustine
National
Dan Elund
Manserdeae
Teaifij
Bond
Fe Gobrisar
Kett
Ted
Pneumonia plague outbreak warning issued in Kansas
Wichita Kansas, Nov 47 warning against a possible outbreak of the pneumonia plague was issued by Dr M C Nyberg secretary of the state board of health after receiving a telegram from the surgeon general asking heightened vigilance. He came from Topeka to cast his vote and warned that Los Angeles already reported 25 deaths from the disease.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Los Angeles
M.C. Nyberg
State Board of Health
Nyberg
Topeka
United States
Fatal shooting at Chicago polls shocks election day crowd
A revolver attack outside a Chicago polling place left one man dead and two others wounded, including Claude Madox who was seriously hurt. Police said four men in another car fired on the victims as they rode away, with possible gang connections under investigation. John Mackey is believed to be the slain man.
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Chicago
Poront
Claude Madox
Maddox
John Mackey
s4Ich
Valley Gang
West Side
Terry Druggan
San Francisco
Anthony Kissatic
Ster
Jella Linked to Slayings and Bank Robbery Across States
Authorities tighten the case against Alfred Dutch Jella, a former Lawrence resident, in connection with the slayings of Glenn Curtis of Ligwood and a Wood State Bank robbery last Wednesday. Investigators note a Ford car, a brakeman's emergency stop, and Jella's recent gun purchases under the alias Alfred Johnson. Mrs Jella accompanied him in Emporia and Linwood as the manhunt widens.
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Alfred
Jella
Lawrence
Glenn
Curtis
Ligwood
Wood State Bank
Leavenworth
Seventh
Locust
Linwood
Leavenworth Times
Emporia
Thas
Alfred Johnson
May
Hannah Prine
South Neosho
Chase ‘and Helfrey Hardware
Jetta
Hollister Motor Company
William K. Knapp
Sayirs
Sailors Rebel on Brazilian Battleship Reported
Reports from Brazil indicate crews seized the battleship Sao Paulo, took control of the vessel, and sailed to an unknown destination amid revolutionary trouble.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Brazil
Butea
Sao Paulo
President Coolidge Expects Electoral College Victory
Washington reports President Coolidge expects at least 380 votes in the electoral college and a Republican working majority in the next Congress. Supporters say expenses have been cut, and Coolidge noted early returns as well as messages of congratulations from Chauncey Depew and others.
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Washington
Coolidge
House
White House
Butler
Republican National Committee
Dea
New England
Anl
Radi
Amory
Chauncey M. Depew
York
Stending
Nominating Committee to Appoint Officers for Lawrence Choral Union
The nominating committee will be appointed tonight by J R Holmes at the high school auditorium rehearsal starting 7 30 pm. Singers may enroll tonight to push total chorus membership toward 1200. Roll call will begin this fall with a new attendance check system and practice of Verdi Requiem and Messiah pieces. Books will be sold in the auditorium.
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Lawrence Choral Union
J. R. Holmes
Dean Swarthout
Swarthout
Tauditorium
Lhcornice
Parent-Teachers Association of
Quincy and Pinckney
John R. Barnes
Smith
Wwere
Susan Friend
Topeka
Corn Products Company
North Central Association of Tulleges
B. F. Crocker
Eight hour work week not observed in German factories
An Associated Press report notes that despite constitutional guarantees, German factory workers show long hours. Of 481 locals surveyed, 3.6 percent work 48 to 51 hours weekly, 26 percent 51 to 54 hours, and 15 percent over 54 hours. only 54 firms meet the eight hour target.
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Hanover
Associated Press
Ion
Parcent
District of Columbia votes rights protest in Washington
In downtown Washington symbols show ballot boxes padlocked with signs declaring all U S citizens may vote except District residents. The District of Columbia League of Women Voters staged the display to emphasize DC residents cannot vote and to push education to remove the disability.
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Washington
Heresay
United States
District of Columbia
League of Women Voters
Davis Cast Absentee Vote in Wisconsin Presidential Day
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge sent absentee ballots from the White House to Northampton Mass. John W Davis voted early in New York with his wife accompanying him. Robert M La Follette voted at the Dane County Court House in Madison with his sons.
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LaFollette
Noday
Dane County Court House
Washington, N
Washiston
White House
Avenu
Cholidge
Len Cove
Habie
Valley
John W. Davis
Noob
Davis
New York
Locust Valley
Flecisti
Madison
Wis
Robert M. la Foliette
Robert Ix
Phillip
Boys Released After Police Custody Near Lawrence
Donald Wilson and Ray Turner were freed this morning after police captured them about ten days ago as three boys ran away from home. Ernest Wilson sent funds for their return to Cumberland. The trio had headed to California before being stopped and held at the Adams farm area before being released to seek work.
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Donald Wilson
Ray Turner
Ernest Wilson
Donald
Cumberland
Lawrence
Mr. Welson
California
Adams
Bossie Bigamy Trial Delayed Awaiting Federal Action
Omaha city clerk CG F Bossie faces a bigamy trial in state court with A B Witchell noting federal charges of white slavery against Bossie to be heard in Kansas City before February. District court will likely wait for federal outcome as Bossie allegedly contracted marriage while still married to his first wife after a spring ceremony. The report also notes Ramsay MacDonald’s cabinet resignation and the death of French composer Gabriel Faure.
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CG. F. Bossie
Omaha
Artern
A. B. Witchell
Bassie
Kansas City
District Court
Lawrence Casts Its Biggest Vote In City Election
Polls opened with heavy turnout as Lawrence reported totals by precincts reaching 597 in the first ward first precinct 460 in the first ward second precinct 125 in the second ward first precinct 715 in the second ward second precinct 503 in the third ward first precinct 628 in the third ward second precinct amounting to 4407 votes overall. Mayor Holliday urged boards to begin reporting at 9 am while many were still compiling results.
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Lawrence
I Ofile Inc
Allc
Holliday
Fiifie
Rallies draw large crowds in Lawrence campaigns
Both Republican and Democratic rallies in Lawrence drew strong attendance. Local managers praised voter interest in the county campaign and noted efforts to reach Kansas City supporters. Speakers included Col. Xt. M. Harvey of Topeka and state Senate candidate Kelley, with the closing rally at Democratic headquarters well attended.
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Lawrence
Camit Lha
Kansas City
Mow
Ol. Xt. M. Harvey
Topekax
Cari
Kelley
La Follette Chairman Injured At Polling Place
Nathan Feinone of Newport Avenue La Follette ward chairman was found bleeding in the street near the 41st precinct Hing Place. Mrs Englert a LaFollette worker reported to Cobb county headquarters. Feinstone was taken to a hospital and returned to reinforce Follette workers on duty.
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Chicdeo
Nathan Feinafone
Newport Avenue
la Follette
Englert
Cobb County
Foilette Independent Forces
Nglert
Feinstone
Follette
Octogenarian voter recalls early Republican banners
Chauncey Depew, 91, votes in his fourteenth presidential election, dating back to 1856 when he supported John Fremont. He recalls campaigning for Fremont and says he believes only Fremont took part. He states there is nothing to it besides supporting Coolidge today.
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Vey M. Depew
John Fremont
Republica
Fremont
Coolidge
Depew
Ategmy
New Oe
Chun
Plan radio night marks KU State station debut
The University of Kansas plans a Monday December Radio Night to dedicate its new KU radio plant. Chancellor Lindley will speak as alumni gather, with the university band and glee clubs performing and broadcasts read from campus and remote venues.
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University of Kansa
Kansas Es
Univsity
K. U
Lindley
Slamel
St Dent
Western Electric
Central West
United States
He University
Mid
School of Fiee An Arte
M. Swarthout
Presbyterian Pastor Charged With Violating Vows
Madison Wisconsin November reports say Dr. George Hunt pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church faced charges of unbelief in a confession of faith and opposition to a general assembly ruling. Accusers cite views on creation and the scriptures while the presbytery acquitted him.
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Madison
Wis
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Maidison
George Hunt
Christ Presterian Church
A. J. Aicherson
Poynette Missi
Eleard
Hunt
Ibi
Buhl
Harry E. Fosdick
New York
Missouri Pacific Railroad applies for authority to issue cars and equipment
Missouri Pacific Railroad filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking authority to issue 000 stock of rolling stock including passenger cars and cabooses to total 3,212,000 dollars. Baldwin to form new cabinet after Buckingham Palace meeting with King George. king accepted Ramsay MacDonald resignation.
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London
Novi
Associated Press
Ramsar Macdonald
Great Britain
King George
Sour Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce
Missouri Pacific
Washington
Baldwin
New Calineé
Stanley Baldwin
Bucksingham Palace
George
Ramsay MacDonald
Woodlawn School Gets Modern Furnishings Bids
The board of education held a monthly meeting to accept bids for Woodlawn school furnishings. Awards went to Superior School Supply for straight chairs and Hall Lithographing for folding chairs. Manual training staff will craft library tables and gym stock boards to cut costs.
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Board of Education
Woodlawn
Superior School Supply Company of
Kansas City
Hall-Lithographing Co
Topeka
Brown-Grindell
A. D. Weve
Sans Tay
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National Conservatory of Music
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