Five Arrested on Liquor Charges in Weekend City Police Action
Police arrested five individuals Saturday night on liquor related charges including drunkenness and possession. The group was brought before Judge Daugherty. several cases were transferred to county authorities for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Rutherford
Forest
I. Massa
Richard
Hquer
Daugherty
Barker Ave
Richard On
John Callahan
George Richard Hughes
Amd
Bradley
Poe Bradley
Call Institute
Nevers
Dean
McAlpine and Party Found on Island
McAlpine head of explorers and seven companions were believed lost after an aerial expedition in the northern country. Search parties scoured the area with planes, but no sign of return or survivors was confirmed, fueling speculation they may have strayed off course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
McAlpine
Ion
Victoria
Font
Alping
Cambridge
Bay
Daplorers
Rex
Summer Returns to Weather Along the Plains
The weather service reports return of summer warmth across the plains with mild winds and scattered cloud cover. Temperatures are expected to peak in the lower nineties in some areas while western regions show cooler readings near daybreak.
Raids Lead to Liquor Confiscation at Michigan Dormitory
Police report a raid at the University of Michigan dormitory resulted in the seizure of liquor and a case of confiscated items. Names of suspects were withheld, and officers indicated a man from Pittsburgh was involved in the operation. A car reported stolen near 1221 Ohio Street is also noted along with a local furniture store sale in Lawrence, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finthor
Detectiffordst
Brug
Betis
Kansas
Massachusetts
Guffin
Kansas Guards Win Rifle Match In Kansas City
A rifle shoot between two Kansas National Guard teams and two teams of the 110th Engineers in Kansas City ended with the Kansas teams defeating the Engineers. Major H E Poor captained the Missouri teams, and a return match at Lafrenes is planned for next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
National Guard
Engineers
Kansas City
Kansas National Guard
Gant
F. J. Domingo
Topeka
H. E. Poor
Missouri
Lafwrenes
Kaw Valley 4 H clubs report November meetings
Kaw Valley 4 H girls led by Mrs Ralph Davis met November 1 with six members and officers Roberta Gano and Margaret Ogden. Big Springs elected Leatha Glenn president and others. Belview held a Halloween masquerade with 20 members and 16 visitors and new officers. Jayhawk and Sunflower clubs reported demonstrations, trips, and upcoming events. Leaders conference discussed procedures with attendees including Alph Davis and Ruth Jahns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
Ralph Davis
Roberta Gano
Vic2
Margaret Ogden
Doris Davis
Big Springs
Bertschinger
Leatha Glenn
Wilda Dreyer
Mary Glenn
Wilma Bertschinger
Fern Wymer
Trencher Hazel Glenn
Oneta Glenn
Belview
Jayhawk
Topeka
Arthur Heck
Glenn Wieeks
Lloyd
Wilfred
Elvin Pine
Glenn
Wilfred Elvin
Lloyd Pine
Kansas Bankers ‘Association
Chicago
Minnesota
C.H. Gonder
Kansas City
Betty Nan
Arthur Hermphill
Roll Jeall
Priers
Ovle Reed
Ardell Weeks
Harry Miller
Elmer Hartman
Walter Heck
Ruth Jahns
Ruby Leonhard
Wilma Fettan
Gladys Ping
Large turnouts mark Kansas alumni reunions across six cities
Kansas University alumni gatherings drew sizable crowds in Topeka Kansas City Dodge City Independence Wichita and Salina as part of Kansas Teachers association meetings. Chancellor E H Lindley spoke at Independence and Kansas City events. attendance ranged from about 12 at Independence to 135 at Kansas City with additional audiences in Topeka Wichita Salina and Dodge City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Kansas Cities
Fred Ellsworth
University Alumni Association
Topeka
Kansas City
Dodge City
Independence
Wichita
Salina
E.H. Lindley
University
F. W. Blackmar
B. Pi Engel
Albert Ewert
Rolland Stover
Clarence Barney
Glenn Simmonds
Eugene Christy
Men's Glee Club
Olin Templin
John Ise
W.L. Burchell
Deaths and Funerals in local notices
obituaries list Mrs Ernest Seidel of 706 Illinois street dies at royal hospital with funeral at Plymouth Congregational church led by Rev Grey. Survivors include husband Ernest and children plus siblings. J Jennie E Hollenbeck aged 60 dies at home near Lawrence. service at 2 pm Wednesday by Rev Nellis. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. J. W. Wagner dies at 89 in Stoutland. survived by son William Wagner and two daughters. father of H R Wagner who died in 1928. Mrs Julia Weeks, 63 of 417 North Ninth street, dies Saturday. funeral Tuesday 2 pm from Ritasey Funeral Home. burial Inland Cemetery. survivors include daughters Nellie Plume and Garrie Walker and son Theodore: brothers James Fred Robert Paul Brooks. Mrs Anna Shepherd Brayton, 62, of Omaha dies Saturday. body leaving Union Pacific station Lawrence for Oak Hill Cemetery. sister of Channing Shepherd. HIT RUN DRIVER KILLS TWO.
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Ernest Seidel
Ilinois Street
Royal Hospital
Plymouth Congregational Church
Alfred DB. Grey
Ernest
Ernaz
Charles
Will Schulz
Wa Bochle
Paul Ka- Sa
Jennie E. Hollenbeck
Wits
H. A. Hollenbeck
Lawrence
Allenbeck
Nellis
Tonganoxie
W. Wagner
J. W. Wagner
Robert Price
Stoutland
Pennsylvania
Douglas County
William Wagner
A. EF. Jack
Man
Kansas
Cuty
Wm. Cavin
Springfield
H. R. Wagner
Julia Weeks
North Ninth Street
Ritasey Funerst
Watts
Inland Cemetery
Weeks
Nellie Plume
Garrie Walker
Ventura
Cal
Theodore
Kansas City
James
Fred
Robert
Paul Brooks
Anna Shepherd Brayton
Omaha
Union Pacific
Oak Hill Cemetery
Brayton
Channing Shepherd
Parents Die After Car Strikes Couple In Safety Zone
Kansas City report says Mr and Mrs Harry V Hurtt died minutes after a speeding car struck them as they reached a safety zone to board a streetcar home Their daughter Elizabeth L7 had undergone amputation last March after a streetcar accident and was recovering. two other children Espanola 45 and Mary Josephine 9 survive. The sole witness could not identify the vehicle.
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Kansas City
Harry V. Hurtt
St. Marys Hospital
Elizabeth
Jef
Espanola
Mary Josephine
Kedroff Quartet to Perform Here November 13
The Kedroff Quartet, distinguished Russian ensemble from Petrograd, will give a concert on Wednesday evening November 13 under the University concert course. Leaders N N Kedroff and C N Kedroff with I K Deniscoff and J F Nasakoff have toured America since 1928, earning praise from critics and musicians including Chaliapin and Koussevitsky.
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Wedroff
Tits Uniaue l Organization
N. N. Kedroff
Farments
Imperial Conservatory of
J. F. Nasakoff
Imperial Opera of
Petrograd
America
Kedroff Quartet
Europe
Chaliapin
Koussevitsky
Walter Damrosch
Kedroffs
Mecca Temple
New York City
New York Symphony Orchestra
Edward Moore
Chicago
Orchis Hall
Kedroff
Anil Herman Devries
Chicago American
Supreme Court rules against assessing stockholders in failed land banks
The Supreme Court holds federal farm board and receivers of failed joint stock land banks cannot levy assessments against stockholders or pursue personal liability suits. They must seek court action to establish rights and determine proper remedies to protect government interests. The Milwaukee case involved J R Wheeler, owner of 50 shares, sued by Howard Green for $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Farm, Can
Milwaukee
Wis
J. R. Wheeler
Ankers Joint Stock and Land
Howard Green
Wheeler
Land Bank
Wilbur B Foshay Interests hold two Kansas utilities
In Topeka on November 4 AP reports that the Wilbur B Foshay Interests are involved in bankruptcy cases in Minneapolis and own only two small Kansas utilities Goodland and Brainster. Local news mentions Curtiss flying school activity and police reporting abandoned cars in Lawrence and Topeka. Also Opera star Maria Jeritza plans film work and jailhouse lodging for two sleepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Wilbur B. Foshay
Minneapolis
NYSE Trading Sees Broad Declines Amid Mixed Closings
New York trading returned to normal after a heavy selling day with many leading issues down about 20 to 35 points. Total NYSE volume reached 6,202,930 shares while some issues posted small gains and others fell, amid a day of cautious brokerage and bank reaction to market pressures.
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New, York
New York Stock Exchange
Cities Service
West Utility
Electric
Shire
Goldman Sachs Tradin
American Gas
American Gas ‘and Electric
Newmont Mining
Humble Oil
York Car’ Exchange
Stock Exchange
al Iralida
New York
New York ‘Mianking Group
Reporters Reenter Jail After Contempt Sentence
Three Washington Times reporters Gorman Hendricks Linton Burkett and John F E Nevin Jr voluntarily returned to jail to serve 45 day contempt sentences. They sought dismissal of habeas corpus and remand to prison after their attorney said appellate courts would likely confirm the sentences for withholding grand jury source details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gorman M. Hendricks
Linton Burkett
John FE. Nevin, Jr
The
Washington ‘Times
Court of Appeals
Justice Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Hauer
Episcopal Synod Opens Across Six States In Southwest Province
Members from Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico gather in Lawrence for a three day Episcopal church synod opening with an all day conference led by Rev. Charles N Lathron of New York. Two inmates from Hutchinson state farm testify in the Kistner theft trial in Lawrence with the suspect facing Wednesday court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fopeka
Episcopal Church
Synod of the
Southwest
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Synot
Charles N. Lathron
New York
Department of Christian Social Service
National Council
John Haas
Karl Bedsaul
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Uner
George Reed
Lawarend Kistner
Ed Heck
Kistn
Weda
Mother Drowns 2 Children and Herself in Creek
Dubique Nov 4 AP report details Henry Saam 41 farmer of Scalesmound and wife of Saam drown their two children James 7 months and Mildred 3 in a creek near home and then the mother took her own life. Coroner’s jury returns verdict of suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubique
Town
S. Henry Saam
Scalesmound
Farmer
James
Mildred
Saam
Engagement announced for Miss Curidine Johnson and Willis Dibble
Mrs. Johnson of Westboro announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Curidine Johnson to Willis Dibble of Panama Nebraska. The couple will wed at the Johnson home November 16. Miss Johnson, KU and UW graduate, is an Alpha Gamma Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curidine Johnson
Charles W. Johnson
Topeka
Willis Dibble
Panama
Johnson
Westboro
Quawrence
Thelma Edmond
Dorothy Guthrie
Kathleen Loran
Miss Johnson
University of Kansas
University of Colorado
University of Wisconsin
Alpha Gamma_Delta sotorney
Vinland and Vicinity Social Roundup
Community notes from Vinland and nearby recount visits and dinners among residents. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Hemingway, Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, and Mr. and Mrs. Scott. Ralph Jamison’s family lost their upstairs contents in a fire. local travelers and alumni are mentioned alongside school staff and regional addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparit
Elismere Bevs
Charles
Hemingway
Mia
Perry Dunn
Frank Scott
Wilbur Dunr
Ray Dunn
Kanees City
Floyd ‘Talley Sind
Basehor
Kan
Vinland
Frank Sander
Kansas City
Roy Jamison
Ralph Jamison
Ottawa
Ralph
San Antonio
Texas
Perry Stevensfield
Walbridge
Nansac City
Donali Thea
Quills
Vinland Land
Hibert Southers
Omaha
Nebraska
Mya Johnson
Ohio St. Lawrence
Topeka
Sturdy
Lawrence
Ellen Sturdy
Morriss
Ottaw
First Baptist Chute Thems for Thanksgiving Worship
A church program outlines a Thanksgiving worship with a children’s pageant and a Bible reading. It recalls the Babel story and the Amaldines of Charlowe as part of the ceremony, with verses sung and memories shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Our Ohurch
Sven Ly
Manning Geraves
Babel
Charlowe
Piles Treated Without Surgery Book Released by Dr McCleary
Dr McCleary of Excelsior Springs Missouri announces a new instructional book titled Piles Treated Without Surgery. The work promotes non surgical treatment of piles using methods claimed to avoid chloroform ether hospital housing and has aided over 17 000 rectal patients in 28 years with free copies available by mail to interested readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleary
Elms Boulevard
Excelsior Springs
Cystex 48 Hour Test For Bladder Irritation
An ad urges women with bladder irritation to try Cystex, promising quick relief from burning itching and backache. It claims a 48 hour test with money back if no improvement and offers the product for 60 cents at any drug store.
New French MELLO-GLO Face Powder Debuts
A new powder named MELLO-GLO from a French process hits shelves. It promises shine control and smooth, pore free wear while remaining pure and fine, sold by Eldridge Pharmacy and Round Garner Drags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Pharmacy
Garner- Drags
aAdy
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McAlpine and
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Redpather Bureau
Ita
Pacific
Lander
Wio
Indiana
RAD Men's Dormitory
Michigan
Furnithe I. L. Rising Furiture
L. &. Riling Furniture
Kans
Mal
S.A
Son Gant
Udones
Domino, Baf
Atehisun
Roa S
Lawrence Ser
G. Lindgren
Newton
Skt
Ho W. Mitchell
Holton, Corp
Ralph Cofe
Newtoneen
Balt Long
Topel
Ayuseh
Tope Fas Wheeler
Fees Sherman
Huzia
T. Wintany Eaowrentes T Magy
Hux
Pye Murrell
Tope Y. Whitmore
Junior Live Wire
Willie House
Helen D. Hoff
France
Ice
Sunflower
Sunnflower Club
Fern
Wendell Kasson
Franklin
Alice Zook
Lone Star
Mildred Flory
Mary Goff
Couns
Chamber of Commerce
Malph Davis
Gail Terkins
Ray Welleyd
Wilbve Jeffri
Virgins Colman
Martha Lou Perkins
Sun- “Flower
Lawrence Loanbard
K.J
Happy
Coffeyville
Kaw
Sirs. L. W. Erne
Bales
Department of
University of Texas
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Kind Hill
Idaho
Oregon Trail
Montana
Kedroff i
AS 2 Holdings
Foshay
Bud Hamilton
Curtiss Flying School
H. Shurmand
Herndon D. Terry
C. E. Hanst
Dick Lawton
Mills
Kan- Sre
T. Be, Mitchell, Jr
London
Mme
Maria Jeritza
Metropolitan Opera Company
Golinto
Talkies
Metropolitan
Sne
Cif
Rix
Trang
Churchnen
Ater
Olson Prostar
Ninth
Tennessee
George Tyon
Willian Shangrean
Richard Hughes
Talips
Journal-World
Ladies* Literary League
Westminster Hall
Anna Olinger
Walker
Stinnett
Tex
Willian
J. (Whitey) Walker
Clem Calhoun
Agaist
Hamilton’ Motor Company
Seventh
Vermont
Charles Celhwan
Floyd Hunter
William
Hayter
Fifth and Locust Streets
Rasembly
Women's Society
Joseph Hoover
Vermont Street
Department of War
Men's Brotherhood
Nest
W.C. Coleman
Wichitr
First Christian Church
Samaj
Enaenvae
Fensterhistrict
Olathe Lever
Hadenvar
United
Brethren Church
Darerest Finn
A. A. VanSiekie
Joagphing Edmonds
Roland Stewar
Clair Woodeace
Mill
Kansans City University
Servion
Evonte Sengi
St. Abn
Unitarian Church
Thackus
Leckey
Shokir
Titus
Trinity Lutheran
Jolhyson
Bayer
Mons Lpiharoul
Hughes
Chareh
Reed
Tee Peka Church
Joni
Nis
Klein
Ami
First Presbyterian Church
Ayepson
CG. M. Blair
Woman's Guild Meaty
Sirby Fanit
Mustit
Christian Indeavor Society Werg
Maxine Wilhelmas
Socral
Helen Harman
Frank Melone
Financa
Arnold Glipept
Len Quitation
LeRoy Melzker
Druwglate
Vickseymillion
Shimmons Bros
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Casi
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind. St
Erchants National Bank
Ber
McNish Bottling Works
Vermont St
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