Thugs clash at New York polling places in bitter mayoral race
Violence erupts as Fusion and Recovery forces clash with Tammany rivals at East Side polls. Watchers beaten inside a schoolhouse, lines lengthen across Bowery districts while 18,000 police mobilize to curb disorder. Campaign rages with accusations of vote theft and floater imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany Hall
Poolao
Poe Cpanel
Ivenue
Oo Union
Joseph V. McKee
Recovery
John
O’brien
Tammany
Fusion Party
Andrew Manfarino
East Side
Bowery
John F. Curry
Jeader
Bitte
McGee
LaGuardia
Ax ’. Steuer
Farley
McKee
Roosevelt
O'Brien
Charles Soloman
Rogers Says Hell Not a Hollywood Success
Hollywood chatter quotes Will Rogers acknowledging mixed results in film project. The article notes his self-deprecating humor about aging and learning new tricks while contrasting studio expectations with public reception. A health department event is briefly mentioned for a Wednesday afternoon in the new city hall.
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Rogers Says
Hell
Hollywood
Will Rogers
Speman
Health Department of
New. City
Hall
B. Henry
Rosa Ponselle at KU Delights Big Audience
Rosa Ponselle captivated a large audience at the University of Kansas with nearly two hours of singing and acting. Encores, varied languages, and a rich soprano voice drew visitors from Salina to Fort Scott, with Gayle Giles accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Ponselle
Giet
Pace
Donaudy
Korngold
Welt-Verat Tosti
Arensky
Schumothers
Heine
Misa Ponselle
Petal
Nan
Galwitsch
Geuniey
Salina
Wichita
Fort Scott
Lawrence
Neo
Famone San Aegehnson
University
Jim Thorpe to Assist Haskell Coach This Week
Jim Thorpe, renowned Indian athlete, will arrive in Lawrence tonight to assist Coach Gus Welch of the Haskell football team for the week. The arrangement, confirmed by wire, aims to boost prep for Saturday afternoon against Grinnell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Thorpe
Haskell
Lawrence
Grinnell
Fies
Gus Welch
Grinnell College
Welch
Thorpe
Carlisle
Football Association
Canton Bulldogs
Fellowship Dinner to Honor Armistice Week
Men of the church arrange a covered-dish fellowship dinner at 6 30 p m in the arch for all members and friends. Rev Charles A Engvall will deliver the message on world affairs and peace. Meeting ends about 8 00 p m, with a board session to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. A. Engvall
Lita
Armistice Day Observance Planned in Lawrence
Members of the Dorsey-Liberty post of the American Legion are notified that the only observance of real Day in Lawrence will be held Saturday between halves of a game. The program includes Indians in native costume and a bugle corps. Admission is free, with offerings for Philander Smith College at the close. The church’s dining hall will host refreshments sold by The Young People’s Dramatic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey-Liberty Post
The
American Legion
Lawrence
Runnell
Philander Smith College
Andone
Young Peoples’ Dramatic Society
Socially A Residence Dinner With International Guests
Mrs J A West hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs J M Chaplin of Chicago John Stewart of Edinburgh Scotland Mrs Ernest Kreuse and Henry Fry of Eudora Miss Lessie Smith of Topeka Miss Blanche West and Miss Genevieve West. Stewart a cousin and Edinburgh lawyer travels to settle an estate then plans to visit Panes City before leaving. A surprise marked the Lawrence Steam last evening for Mrs Doris Burton at 1103 Rhode Island street with gifts and refreshments. The Frannie class of the Presby church entertained at Mrs H E Eustace home with hostesses Mrs Sohn J Kilworth and Mrs G Glenn refreshments served to twenty. At close of the afternoon two members Kathleen Eustace and Miriam Dooley sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. West
J. M. Chaplin
Chicago
John Stewart
Edinburgh
Scotland
Ernest Kreuse
Henry Fry
Eudora
Lessie Smith
Topeka
Blanche West
Kansas City
Genevieve West
Stewart
Panes City
Emi
Lawrence Steam
Doris Burton
Rhode Island Street
Presb Church
H. E. Eustace
Sohn J. Kilworth
G. Glenn
Trenty
Kathleen Eustace
Aioe Miriam Dooley
Personal notices and sermon announce November talks
Mrs J B Russell and Ruseell plan to move to San Diego while Charles Elwell returns from a Norman Tulsa motor trip. Rev Theodore H Assman of First Presbyterian posts the second Spiritual Emphasis talk in November. Topic Growing Spirituality in the Home with Mrs Bruce Cameron as speaker and Dale Vliet to sing. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Russell
Ruseell
San Diego
Cal
Attis
C. B. Russell
Charles Elwell
Norman Tulsa
Ohls
Theodore H. Assman
First Presbyterian Church
Bruce Cameron
Bie
the Apesker
Dale Vliet
New Members Sought to Sustain Clothing Class at Woodlawn
The clothing class at Woodlawn School needs more pupils to continue. Instructor Mrs. Daniele urges interested persons to call. Also, the Nesons of Lawrence invite all Masonic affiliations to a social evening with cards puzzles and refreshments Wednesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Woodlawn School
Bate
Daniele
Lawrence
Tomwether
Wes
Lincoln grid trek plans amid limited football wins
More than 20 Sigma Chi members plan a Lincoln trip despite Nebraska’s recent lopsided losses. The jaunt, leaving Saturday at 11 80 and returning midnight, costs 4 dollars base or 5 05 with premiums, to join fellow students on the long statewide journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Notre Srelock
Lincoln
Nebraska
e'Big Red
Jayhawk
Divorce Granted Amid Cruelty Charges in Miami
Miami, Fla. Nov 7 AP Mrs Kitty Owen Meeker daughter of Ruth Bryan Owen and Bryan Meeker was granted a divorce from W P Meeker of Baltimore today, under a cruelty bill. The circuit judge H Askinen awarded custody of her three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Kitty Owen Meeker
Ruth Bryan Owen
Danne At
Aiam
Jennings
Bryan
W. Peeker
Baltimore
H. Askinaen
Art Meeker
Princess Mary Undergoes Operation for Appendix
Princess Mary daughter of King George and Queen Mary underwent an appendectomy today at the palace. Surgeon Sir Stant King and Sir Hewitt attended the operation. The princess who is 36 years old is married to the Earl of Harewood with children Gerald and David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Mary
King George
Queen Mary
London
Stante King
Sir Hewitt
Countess of Harewood
George
Earl of Harewood
Tre I
Lascelles
Gerald
David
Sargent bill advances on truck license tag reform in Topeka
In Topeka on November, the Senate committee approved the Sargent bill to amend truck license tag rules, aiming to create a reciprocal system with other states. Bren A. McNeal, a Tulsa loan broker, was arrested for allegedly pocketing $2,000 in cash in violation of a presidential executive order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Omate
Sargent
Kansan
Bren A. McNeal
Tulsa
Incomplete OCR Report from New York Area War News
Fragments describe casualties and a telecast fight near Leyman about twelve miles from a New York state area. Unclear place names and details hinder full event reconstruction.
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Deke RT Fe
Tole
Cean
Leyman
Local Education Talks and Classes Schedule
A fragmented schedule lists German and French lessons, a talk titled Should We Accelerate Bright Children by Dr Bert A Nash, and a session on The Democratic Ideal and Keeping School led by Bayles. Also noted are K U news updates and an elementary language program timetable with various instructors and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert A. Nash
Ies
Ann
Fitty-alnthise
K. U
Nalts
Roy Underwood
Eioet
Bayles
Ed Tas
Reserve Officers Meet In Kansas City For Key Session
Major S M Montesinos of the 354th Infantry Reserve Officers Association will convene the Kansas City Kansas unit in a night meeting at the K A observatory building. Lawrence hosts an upcoming reserve officers gathering with officers urged to attend. Army school plans for here were noted as part of the arrangements.
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S. M. Montesinos
354Th Infantry Reserve Officers Association
Kansas City
Kan
Cin
BR. O. A
K. A. Observatory
Wigenraats
Shie
Lawrence
Pact
Gom
Corn Hog Payments for Kansas Farmers Expected
Kansas farmers are set to receive about 21 million dollars under the government corn reduction program. An estimated 163 million for four states Iowa Missouri Kansas and others hinges on full compliance with the plan. Officials said the conference included agricultural adjustment administration staff and extension directors and editors from the four states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas City
Iowa
Missouri
Agiiy
Communion attendees and Halloween gathering reported
The article lists members from the Old German Baptist church community who attended a communion meeting in Orrinson county on a Saturday. It also notes Solon Markley and family hosting a Halloween party with friends, and mentions Mrs Merritt Woodward and others attending. A misfortune disturbs the gathering as Brohamer tears cords in his axe.
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Daniel Beighley
Johony
Archbaugh
Wilbarchbenghy
Florence
William Flory
Ar Ah
Flory
Harve Flory
Harold
and. Wayne
Marshall Choribaaheed Joan
Charles and
Darrell
Chas Brohemmer
Anna
Fred. Houser
Donald
Old German Baptist Church
Qrderson County
Solon Markley
Edwindera
Merritt Woodward
Betty
Thelma
M ’ ard'Grell
Jesse Markley
Ben
Pearla
Harold Brohamer
Agnes Lloyd
Shuck
Panteniceto
Cot
Brohamer
Atchison
Merrritt Woodward
Charlie Woodward
Eix
Pearl Brohanner
Willow Springs and Pleasent Grove News Summary
Local column notes church services held at Willow Springs and Pleasant Grove. Communities report visits, meals, and social events. residents include Shuck, Kesler, Knaus, Shidler, Tease, and Deay. Officers reelected for Poor Leaf community club. attendees from the district include Sanders, Mark Donald, and Oscar Shuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater Biim
Marion
Colyer
Will Postman
Peak Sai
Betty Bowers
Edith
Ethel Hazel
Tran
Fern Kern
Sawgres Ik
Charles
Arthur Flory
Crist Peterson
Elmer
Brown
David Kesler
Mildred Desay
Florence Jostma
Frank Dea
Bernie
Olive Brown
van Hoeser
Deay
Ed. Sanders
Ben
Brohamer
and 'G. Fe Sanders
Jesse Mark- Donald
Oscar Shuck
Elem
Farm Bureau Ladies Report From Attendee Meeting
Mrs. Marion Childs and Mrs. Chester Wille presided as the Farm Bureau Ladies met at John Brohanner’s farm. They discussed Mrs. Brohanner’s trip to Ateion for the State Farm Bureau meeting and cider was shared as attendees gathered. Members present included Mrs. John Brohanner and Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Childs
John ‘Brohanner
Farm Bureau
Chester Wille
John Brohanner
Ateion
State Farm Bureau
Pearl
Visiters List Includes Local Residents and Visitors
A fragmented notice lists several residents and visitors by name including Mrs Robart Wilson, Bobby and Martin from Flory, Mrs Janicks, Charlie Banning, Dunn, Mrs Fred Miinney, and others such as Esther Ha gern, Mrs John h, Misa Em man Nieder and Mrs Howard Creel. The text also mentions visitors Tits ant and Mrs Ira.ina Hath Hagen.
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Mra
Robart Wilson
Bobby
Martin It Flory
Janicks
Charlie Banning
Dunn
Fred. Miinney
Mtee
Esther
Hagern
John H
Misa
Emman Nieder Snd
Howard Creel
Wens Titsant
Ira
Ina Hath Hagen
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I Manay
Ornl
Eatahne
Genandate
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Gamma Epeilon Pinary Society
Beta.Gamma Sigma
Columbia
Wyandotte County
Oe York
Ev. U
Teun
Meg
Major Montesinos
Sidney
Jonathan Lewin
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Zor
Lin
Sebastopol
U.S
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Aker
Ashe Brea
Duckess
Sigma Chi
Big Bad Wolf
K. C
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Morta
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