Insull Arrested in Athens at U S Extradition Request
Samuel Insull former Chicago utilities official was arrested in his Athens hotel on an extradition request connected to the Midwest Utilities collapse. He faced public health concerns as doctors were to examine him, with authorities deciding where to hold him during proceedings. The Greek justice ministry confirmed the arrest per a ratified U S extradition treaty and the American legation said it would forward the warrant and documents. Insull commented that surveillance by newspapers is also a form of surveillance. The legal fight over extradition was expected to start before the appeals court in a few days.
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Proceedings delayed in Insull case in Simcoe court
Barrie Ontario November 4 AP proceedings against Martin J Insull were adjourned to 11 am November 18 when Simcoe county court opened. Insull, living in Orillia, appeared free on bail of 50000 joined by counsel J R Boys of Barrie.
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Special Wires to Carry Story of Gridiron Tilt
Kansas Notre Dame game to be carried by at least twelve special wires from KU stadium to national outlets tomorrow. Sports editors and writers arriving include Hobbs from Topeka State Journal Wagner from Omaha Bee Pightner from Wichita Eagles Schneider from Omaha World Herald McGee from Topeka Capital Lane from Chicago Tribune. Scouts observing Notre Dame include Harney of Northwestern and Aubrey Devine of USC.
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Northwestern
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University of Southern California
Weather to be cooler in Kansas this week
Topeka reports cooler fall weather expected in Kansas over the next 36 hours. Northwest winds in western counties and a shift to eastern and southern Kan sas bring highs of 50 to 55 in the west and 55 to 60 in the east with tomorrow’s highs ranging from 55 in the north to 0 in the south. The second item notes September crude petroleum production at 65,036,000 barrels, up 32,000 barrels per day from August.
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United States Weather Bureau
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Washington
United States
Weather forecast for Kansas cites fair weekend outlook
The forecast promises generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with unsettled weather in the southeast and a dip in temperatures tonight but warmer in the west. Morning readings show cloudy skies with light rain at Topeka and clear at Salina. Road conditions report dirt and Douglas county roads as good.
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New Fight Breaks Out With the Moros
AP dispatch reports renewed fighting between Philippine constabulary forces and Moro outlaws in Sulu. Sixty five constabularymen attacked entrenchments, killed the insurgent leader Iman ibbah, and routed tribesmen over an eight hour battle. one constabulary officer died and many Moros were wounded. Princesses Dayang Dayang and Tarhata aided officers by guiding them to the Moro hideout after peace talks failed. Tarhata’s husband was among previously surrendered outlaw leaders.
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Harper says Kansas has chance to beat Notre Dame tomorrow
Notre Dame athletic director Jess C. Harper arrived in Kansas City and said Kansas has as much chance to defeat Notre Dame as Pittsburgh did previously. He cited similar conditions, cautioned against alibis, and noted Notre Dame's rare national championship pressure if it fails to win.
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Harper Announces Plans for Notre Dame's Squad
Kansas City AP reports Notre Dame athletics director Jess C. Harper announced the Rambler football squad en route to Lawrence to play Kansas. The group will arrive in Kansas City at 8 AM, attend Mass at Redemptorist church, take a short city tour, then depart for Lawrence at 11:20 AM. Mrs. Knute Rockne said she would accompany the team to Lawrence and visit her son William Rockne at St Benedict College in Atchison.
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Toays
Hold Little Hope for Recovery of Tongy Man
Little hope was held today for the recovery of A. D. McCullough 45 Tonganoxie manager of the community sale who yesterday suffered a shotgun wound in the left chest at St Margaret s hospital Kansas City He was sent to Sankar City hospital after the accident outside his office in Tonganoxie and received emergency treatment from Dr H M Clodfelter The X ray showed the charge ranged upward and did not strike the lung The accident happened when carrying a shotgun to kill a rat on a building doorstep
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Fleeing hitchhiker steals car then arrested near Lawrence
A 17 year old hitchhiker tired and hungry stole a Model A Ford roadster near the junction of highways 73 W and 50 N twelve miles south of Lawrence and headed toward Leavenworth. He was arrested thirty minutes later by deputies as he drove north of Massachusetts Street by South Park. The car belonged to William Lamb of near Eudora. The youth said he left home about a week ago and had hitchhiked to El Paso Texas. He slept in the Ottawa police station last night and wept as he spoke of reaching home. Sheriff Dunkley notified his parents and consulted with Probate Judge L. H. Menger over disposition of the case.
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Teachers In Session At Topeka Convention
In Topeka Sheldon Frick principal of Clay Center high school was elected district vice president of the Kansas State Teachers Association at the annual convention. attendance estimated at 3,700. In Kansas City Kans the sixty ninth annual convention opened with 3,000 members registered and J W Grabtree warned Kansas schools face jeopardy due to the proposed 2 percent tax limitation amendment. Pittsburg saw a southeastern sectional meeting led by Rev Merton S Rice and Tom Wagstaff opposing the amendment. about 2,000 teachers attended.
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Clash at Car Barn Kills One in Berlin Strike
In Berlin, a clash at a car barn left one man dead and three wounded amid a transportation strike. About 3,000 of 15,000 workers returned to duty under police protection as streetcar, bus, and subway service partly resumed. Eyewitnesses report fascists among the dead and wounded, with several communists also injured.
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Fisher Gets Heavy Vote In County Superintendent Race
Harold C. Fisher led the Douglas county primary with 206 votes in his home township, ahead of two opponents who totaled 5. He has taught ten terms, seven at Lone Star, and cites taxpayer, teacher, and parent viewpoints as strengths. The board of education meets Monday at 7:45.
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Candidates and issues in Douglas county election
The Douglas county paper lists Republican, Democratic and Socialist tickets for next Tuesday’s election with candidates for U S Senator Governor and other state and county offices. Voters will also decide three state constitutional amendments and the county unit road plan. Independent candidates and several local races are included.
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Kansas editors attend KU rally ahead of Notre Dame game
Kansas editors gather at the University of Kansas for annual round table discussions while 45 registered and expected to reach about 90 for the Kansas Notre Dame football game. Fred Ellsworth announces a varied radio program on KFKU with musical selections and a sports review.
Commander to Speak at Orpheum on Economy League
William J. Otjen commander in chief of the United Spanish War Veterans will address the public at 8 o clock Saturday night at the Orpheum theater on the National Economy League from soldiers viewpoint. F A Houx Kansas WV commander will also speak and Otjen will be escorted by A M Ferguson Enid adjutant general of the organization. Officers will attend the Kansas Notre Dame game tomorrow afternoon and many out of town visitors are expected for the meeting. The Joseph A Wahl camp will host a dinner for officers at 6:30 p.m. at the camp hall.
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New High School League Forms. to Elect Officers Next Week
Five high schools Emporia Lawrence Manhattan Ottawa and Topeka formed a new athletic league and met to draft a constitution before adjourning to November 12 in Topeka to elect officers and name the league. Tongandrie blanked Eudora 24 to 0 in a Friday grid game with Tongy scoring twice in the first half and two more in the final period.
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Officers Halt Boy's World Tour After Alarm
A 12 year old George Little of the Tarbale neighborhood began a world tour but was halted by Sheriff Leonard Turner who returned him to his anxious parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Little. A neighborhood alert prompted a wide search before authorities learned the adventure ended.
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Hoover In Final Campaign Effort
President Hoover campaigns through Indiana and Illinois en route to California, urging a Lincoln era choice in 1932. He cites Gettysburg as a turning point and defends his 12 policy planks for agriculture while critiquing Roosevelt’s unclear relief plan.
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Legionnaires Poll Results Vote for President and Governor
Members of the Dorsey-Liberty Font American Legion meeting last night tallied Hoover with 26 votes, Roosevelt 9, Thomas 7 for president. Landon led governor race with 19, Woodring 9, Brinkley 15. They plan to join the Armistice Day Shriners parade and start a membership drive. A Community Service Citation for last year was awarded to the post.
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Chicago publisher Basil Church to fly to Notre Dame game
Basil T. Church, Chicago manager for her publications, will fly from Chicago to Notre Dame tomorrow. Church, a Kansas varsity letter winner in 1919, is noted as a fullback and is connected to THEO Charles or Charlton for constable in the notice.
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Texas Solons Wrestle With Oil Problems
Austin, Nov. 4 AP The Texas legislature in extraordinary session works to liberalize conservation laws to allow market demand to guide oil production. A bill approved by Governor Sterling and backed by many lawmakers moves through both houses to committees. Senator Tom Pollard of Tyler and Representative R M Wagstaff of Abilene sponsor and push the draft in their chambers. The session was called after a three judge U S district court upheld railroad commission proration in the east Texas field in Yalia.
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Sheriff warns Kansas Notre Dame game crowd must have tickets
Sheriff Jack Dunkley urges fans to leave bottles at home and obtain tickets for the Kansas Notre Dame football game tomorrow afternoon. Violators will be arrested and jailed. if jails fill, celebrations may be moved to the courthouse. About a dozen extra officers and fifteen federal agents will enforce the ban and handle traffic along with state highway patrols from multiple counties to keep roads moving and warn of dangerous intersections.
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County Windup Includes Five More Gatherings
Republicans plan five campaign windup gatherings across the county. Tonight two meetings at Clearfield and Willow Springs. tomorrow Big Springs. Monday Lone Star and Black Jack as county candidates are introduced. Radio addresses feature Frank Carlson at WIBW and John Hamilton at WREN with times listed. Hamilton also appears Monday night on WREN and WIBW.
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Three KU seniors chosen as Phi Beta Kappa members
Leahmac Brown of Lawrence Hilden Gibson of McPherson and Conyers Herring of Parsons were elected yesterday to Phi Beta Kappa at a KU committee meeting. They will be initiated December 2. Additional seniors will be chosen in the spring election.
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Meeting Place for Kansas Press Association Set in Topeka
The Kansas Press Association will hold its annual meeting in Topeka on January 27 and 28 following a executive committee meeting at the University of Kansas. A decision on the field secretary post was postponed until a later session in Manhattan. C. W. Little of Alma has just resigned as field secretary. A Franklin County gas company charter was granted in Ottawa with capital of 5600 dollars. Ottawa men interested in drilling west of the city organized the firm.
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Notre Dame Ramblers Set for Kansas Clash at Lawrence
Notre Dame's green Jerseyed Ramblers return to Mt Oread for a colorful intersectional clash with Kansas Jayhawkers drawing about 30 000. Kickoff at 2 pm with weather expected fair and mild. Notre Dame arrives by noon, trains and special cars planned, rally events and ticket sales outlined.
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Election Judges and Clerks to Meet Monday Night
Election judges and clerks from fifteen precincts will meet at 8:30 PM Monday in the courthouse to coordinate duties. County Attorney Evens and Baldwin Mitchell will attend to answer questions about election law. Officials invite outside city clerks and judges to join this closing notice event.
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