Senate Leadership Shifts Spar Over Chairmanship
Amid talks of a sweeping readjustment of Senate leadership the Republican lineup faces questions of who will chair key committees. Possible successors include Warren of Wyoming, Curtis of Kansas, and Borah of Idaho, with tensions over the education and foreign relations panels and across party lines influencing the choice.
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Kentarié Seiatoy Borahj
Idaho
Lollor
Brandegeli
Warren
War
Sdn
Ortis
Sthatler Curtis Pall Pe Lise
Curtis Bi Kangas
Fragmentary Election Results and Amendments From May Page
Reading scrambled OCR notes, the piece mentions official results with numbers like 83 flot and 63, and references to amendments and tribulations. Names and places are partially legible, including a May date and a Ford coupe image context, but key details are unclear.
Jury Gets To Work At November Court Term
A juror panel convened for the November term of the Lawrence district court. The morning session included trials for a criminal case involving driving and a taxi incident. Several jurors were excused. proceedings focused on court docket items and a pending trial date set for later in the day.
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Cyes
Terry Docket
Dor
Pou Poe
Ehig
Tal
Crim
Cass Bew
Ji Gi George Ford
Charlton
Freil Ax E. Pickton
Charles Ann Hardthrier
A. A. Laa
B. P. Sinelzir
Rcléel Foster
JL. Preyr
S.-M. DonTe
Fig Yrence
James Besne
Ale Preston
W. i Davis
P.t
Howard
A. FE
H. Byliging
Eliott
Kanem
Henry B . Lake
E Hs Ce
Burt
E. Danas
E. Neal
Neal
Judement
Helwasa
J. George L. Simy
S H. Wheadon
Willis
Local Reading Program Stirs Parents at School
Fragmentary notice describes a school event where parents reportedly confronted teachers over child reading materials. The brief mentions Mrs Ingy Sawyer and the May date, with tense exchange amid concerns about content.
Yet they eat well in the Army Cost per soldier \
Washington reports the annual cost of feeding soldiers in the past fiscal year ended June 30. It shows a daily feeding cost of about 1.65 dollars per man, totaling slightly over 20 cents for metal resources used in meals.
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Washington
United States
Burial of Lodge Will Initiate Bishop Lawrence Services
Funeral services for Senator Henry Cabot Lodge will be held at Christchurch Cambridge likely at noon on Wednesday. He died at Charlesgate hospital after a brief illness and will be buried in Mount Auburn Cemetery. Bishop William Lawrence, Lodge’s college mate, will assist as Rev. Evarts conducts the services. Mrs Lodge’s burial details are noted, and Lawrence’s tribute calls Lodge a loyal statesman with tender sentiment and strong public spirit.
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Cambridge
Mass
Henry, Cabot ‘Lodge
Charlesgate Hospital
Christchurch
Lodge
Mount Auburn
Hawvard
William “Lawrence
Senator Lodge
Alf
Rett Evarts
Reeter
Christ Church
Lawrence
One of Our Great Men Lodge Death Recalled in Nation’s Tribute
Washington Nov 10 One of our great men Henry Cabot Lodge, longtime Massachusetts senator, dies prompting outpourings from President Coolidge and many Congress members. The president sent sympathy, eulogized Lodge as a great figure with wide scholarship and literary legacy.
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Washington
Toftay
Henry Cabot Lodge
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Congress
Weeks
Adolphus Andrews
Corps
Lodge
Latige
Ehalth
Will Have Dinner Lawrence Chapter No 4 RA M
Lawrence chapter No 4 RA M will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at the Masonic temple. Dinner opens at 6 30 with a banquet room menu including fruit cocktail olives celery cranberry sauce roast veal oysters mashed potatoes with brown gravy Smyrna figs in syrup Parker rolls butter coffee brick ice cream angel food cake and cigars. Chisser at the University of Kan sas8 will be dismissed tomorrow afternoon for Army day program at the high school auditorium at 3 o'clock.
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Lawrence
No. 4
R.A. M
Masonic Temple
Chisser
University of Kan
Wheat Producers Association Safe in Kansas Convention
The Kansas wheat producers association voted today amid a heated clash between supporters and insurgents seeking to dissolve the group. A credentials report showed 3,070 votes cast with 2,481 needed to amend by laws, leaving insurgents short of a working majority and delaying any dissolution action. Wright of Great Bend claimed strength despite not holding a majority, while proxies and pending adjournment shaped the tense session.
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Wichita
Kansas Wheat Wrowers” Association
Amt Qgrage
Credentials Committee
LE. L. ‘Wilson
Michita
Tsom Wright
Great Bend
Wright
Legion to Elect Officers at Eli Ferrell Dorsey Post Meeting
The American Legion Eli Ferrell Dorsey post will hold its annual officer election Wednesday night during the regular Legion meeting at Te Finn headquarters. Nominees for key posts include Jone Tnander Theodore Charlton and Preston Tren for vice commander Wilder S Metealf and T S Masonz adjutant and others for finance historian sergeant at arms and executive committee. Strong competition is expected as commander Sam Moser completes his term. Members may join and vote by paying the current and next year dues.
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Eli Ferrell Dorsey
The
American Legion
Legion
Tefinn
Jone Tnander
Theodore Charlton
Preston Tren
Wilder S. Metealf
T.S. Masonz
Adjuiant
John BR. Dyer
Galen ‘Ware
Wilbter McClain
Charles BH. Daniels
Coolidge Plans Armistice Day Tomb Visit
President Coolidge will visit Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow morning to place a wreath on the Unknown Soldier’s tomb. Secretary Wilbur and acting Secretary of War Dwight Davis are expected to accompany him as military representatives. The president decided not to proclaim a government holiday without congressional action.
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Washington
Coolidge
Arlington National Cemetery
America
Isi
Wilbur
Dwight Davis
Congress
Armed white workers drive out 500 Negroes at Dix River dam
In Harrodsburg Kentucky on November 10 armed white workmen forced about 500 Black workers from the Dix River dam construction camp. National guardsmen arrived and stationed guards. some negroes were escorted back to pay roll. Walter Ghance and John Williams were arrested and kept at a rock quarry near Burgin. Bonfires burned all night for warmth as food was sent to the camp. Sheriff Kennedy halted a mob four miles from camp to prevent lynching.
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Harrodspure
Bix River
Edward Winkly
Vnly
National
Dix River Dam
Walter Ghance
John Williams
Walter Kennedy
Danville
Burgin
Dix River
L. EB . Myers ‘and Company
Sherif Kennedy
Plans for Dairy Trip To Fort Scott And Iola
Announcement outlines plans for a proposed dairy inspection trip to Fort Scott and Iola to assess conditions. Chamber of Commerce luncheon will share details tomorrow. Miss Elizabeth Sprague of the university home economics department will speak. Local dealers sponsor a canned foods week reception with souvenirs to follow.
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Fort Scott
Iola
Chamber of Commerce
P Jing
Elizabeth Sprague
Home Economics Department
University
Fire at College Inn causes interior damage and closure
A blaze at the College Inn on West Fourteenth Street damaged the rear dining area and west wall. Estimates list losses at 1500 dollars with 500 dollars for building, furniture, and fixtures. The cafe will close 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. for Armistice Day parade preparations.
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College Inn Cife
Fourteenth Street
Theiafe
Armistice Day Observance Plans In Lawrence
Lawrence will observe Armistice Day with a 3 PM program at the Memorial High School featuring Dr. Thomas W. Butcher. Other events include flag-raising in grade schools, a junior high and high school program at 1 45 PM, and a government film for children. Local dignitaries and Legion leaders will attend the ceremonies.
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Star Spangled Banner
Evan A. Edwards
R. Dyer
University
Gram
Ehafeman
A. Amutican Shion
Ida Lyons
American Legion Women’s Auxiliary
Madge Byilene
John R. Dyer
IR Sf
American Legion
K. Band
Evan Edwards
Legion
Samuel G. Clarke
New York School
Ledruc Carter
B. Holmes
Pinckney School
Leo
Sihith
Cordley
Theo. Charlton
Preston Prentice
Clarence Gyubbs
Quincy
Colored, Legion, Post
Lincoln School
Lawrence
Orphyu Theater
Tentor- Leona
Lefience
reviewh _ Legion
Union service plan for Thanksgiving at First Christian church
Lawrence ministers held a meeting to arrange a Thanksgiving union service at 10:30 A M at First Christian church with Watts of First Baptist as speaker. The church choir will provide special music and a collection supports the Lawrence Social Service League.
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First Christian Church
Lawrence
Alliance. i
Watts
Wirst
Indian Weather Forecast Signals Cold Summer Tone
The report notes blustering northwest winds and unsettled conditions in Havre Montana with the onset of freezing temperatures. Forecasters warn of record low readings for the first card temperature of the year as a cold spell approaches.
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Havre
Mont
Kansas editors to meet at University of Kansas events
Annual Kansas newspaper round tables at University of Kansas Fridasland on Friday and Saturday include sessions with at least 150 editors. A press dinner, luncheon by the Chamber of Commerce, and a football panel at the University will be part of the program as editors gather to exchange ideas.
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Kansas
University of Kangan Fridasland
L. Flint
University of Kansas
University Cannons
Flint
Imeeting- Kansas Daily Newspapering Association
Shwenh Chamber of Commerce
Th Association
Pamel
Butcher to Speak at KU Convocation on Newism Topic
Thomas W. Butch presides at Emporia State Teachers College and will address University of Kansas students at a convocation on the subject The New Pa ism. Classes will be dismissed to attend the program with special music and University band selections.
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Thomas W. Butch
Emporia State
Tea Lefee
Will Airdines
University of Kansas At
All University Convoc
Robi Lon
Audhortm
Burgher
Ogram
University
Janihe
Seoiane
Harold Roberts
Study on Care of Teeth Ties Grades and Assembly
Elementary students from third to fifth grade gathered in the auditorium at the high school this morning to study proper dental care. Supervisor Migs Susant Friend called the program beneficial, with the session featuring dental demonstrations and two educational films called Toramy Tuckh and Your Mouth Feed.
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Tthe High School
Jinnior An Genfor High School
Fred O
Migs Susant Friend
Derk
Frinje
Kindlsperger
Bloodhounds Help Track Two Local Thefts In Lawrence
Lawrence and environs faced a weekend of thefts as officers chased multiple crimes. A. B. Weaver’s home on 2131 Massachusetts Street was entered. a robber fled as Mrs. Weaver returned. Bloodhounds traced from the breach to Tennessee and nearby streets, linking to a stolen Ford owned by Bernice Gradher and possibly the Charlton car. Theodore Carlton’s Studebaker was stolen from in front of Charlie Insurance, later abandoned east of Lawrence. two young men fled. A Nash sedan with Indiana plates was ditched south of the 16th schoolhouse. sheriff’s pursuit tied suspects to the Massachusetts Street trail. A second theft saw two men rob a resident near Twenty-Third and Tennessee, taking $22.40. Sheriff’s pursuit and insurance leads continued as detectives sought arrests.
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Studebaker
Theodore Charlton
Charlton Insurance
Indiana ‘University
East Seventh Street
Lawrence
A. B. Weaver
Massachusetts Street
Kansas
Glen Charlton
Ands
Fente
Vermont Street
Twenty-Third Street
Tennessee
Twenty-First Street
New Hampshire Street
Seventeenth Street
Tennessee Street
Seventeenth
Tennessee Stret
Bernice Gradher
Theodore Carlton
Welock
Charliere Insurance
Jahnas
Tal
J. M
TwentysThird
Twoys Ins Fori
Johns
Indiana
John
Nash
Tawrence
Ajichel
Lawrente
Sheriff Johns
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