Ill trained men s braves ready for menace aviation
A battered then edited dispatch discusses aviation safety and training reform. It cites Charles A Lindbergh urging federal regulation and standardized school curricula to curb inexperience. It notes thousands fly daily with record safety concerns and calls for uniform rules nationwide to improve pilot skill and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyola
America
Europe
Ng Ito
Venter & School Cie
Eselschools
Kansas Forecast Song for Coffeyville Weather
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with much colder air looming Saturday. East and south portions face a strong cold wave, while Coffeyville is warned of threats and cloudy skies elsewhere. Roads are generally good except in Coffeyville where surfaces are soft. Douglas County roads reported good overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Coffeyville
Douglas County
Armistice Day halts Teapot Dome probe as jurors sit
Detectives in Teapot Dome case face Armistice Day pause with Sinclair and aides Day and Clark under conspiracy charges. Juror No.31 Kidwell questioned after being ostracized by peers. Burns detectives scrutinized by Burns witnesses as district attorney preserves anonymity. Also notes a novel postbox in Leipsic and vegetarian wedding movements in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Uarry
F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Sheldon Clark
Henry Mason Day
Edward ‘J. Kidwell
Kidwell
Burns
Office of
Resistant District
Neil Burkinshaw
The
Burkinshaw
Els
Cold snap heads toward Kansas with record low logs
Topeka reports a brutal cold front moving into Kansas. Meteorologist S. D. Flora says the season's coldest weather yet is arriving with a northwest wind. Goodland iced to 28 degrees as Topeka fell from 63 at 7 am to 45 by 9 am with a forecast of about 20 above by tomorrow morning. Only .02 inch of moisture fell at Goodland in the last 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
S. D. Flora
Kansas
The
Mercury
Goodland
National convention program announced for Sigma Delta Chi
Cleland Cole previews the Lawrence event set for November 14 15 16 with speakers Roy L French W Y Morgan Carl Magee Charles F Scott William Allen White Henry Haskell Henry J Allen Chancellor Lindley and J Alfred Spender The schedule includes luncheons by University Daily Kansas and Journal World a joint dinner by Forel Daily Capital and Topeka State Journal and a final banquet with Spender as toastmaster Theta Sigma Phi to host a tea public talks listed and all meetings at Myers’ hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Delta Chi
Lawrence
Cleland Cole
Kansas
Roy L. French
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson News
Carl Magee
The
Oklahoma City News
Charles F. Scott
Iola Daily Register
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Journal
Kansan
Spender
Wiedemann
Theta
Sizma Phi
Journalistic
Carl Migee
Henry Haskell
Henry J
J. French
Cast Named for Pinafore by Liberty High Club
The Liberty Memorial High School glee clubs announce the December presentation of Pinafore with a cast led by Ralph Rockstraw Clayton Lott Dick Deadeve and Harold Har tarrfer Boatswain Bruce Dunn Josephine Dorothy Morgan Hebe Alice May DeForest Buttercun Genevieve Vernson Captain Cor coran Billy Poe Sir Joseph Porter Leland Lewis Bobstay Lynn Butcher Tom Tucker Lawrence Leigh The cast was chosen after several rehearsals. Also two freshmen class officers Doris E Stanton vice president and Virginia Allen secretary were elected by YWCA and will join the W S G A council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tave
Liberty Memorial High School
Helen Pendleton
Ralph’ Rockstraw
Clayton Lott
Dick Deadeve
Harold Hardtarrfer
Boatswain
Bruce Dunn
Josephine
Dorothy Morgan
Hebe
Alice May DeForest
Buttercun
Genevieve Vernson
Captain
Doris E. Stanton
Virginia Allen
Wm. Penn
Glood Ciest
Armistice Day Observances Mark Nine Years Since End
Washington and Kansas City mark Armistice Day nine years after the war end. President Coolidge honors the unknown soldier at Arlington, Canadian troops join in a ceremony, and memorial services unfold across cities as schools dismiss early. Allen of Kansas speaks at Penn Valley unveiling of The Pioneer Mother statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
France
Deace
Arlington Cemetery
Canada
Arlington
Coolidge
White House
Tregeroun
Allen
Kansas City
Penn “Valley ‘Park
New Richards
Penn Valley
Liberty Memorial
Henry J. Allen
Wichita
Kas
Kansas
Topeka
Judge Exiles Man From Mississippi
Ripley Mississippi Nov 11 AP George Dees a Mississippi farmer listened as Circus Judge Thomas Pegram banished him from the state for maiming Zack Massey. Dees deeded his farm valued around 13200 to Massey, pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol, and was ordered to leave Mississippi with a seven year penitentiary sentence if he returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Miss
Dees
H Sinppi
Zack Massey
Pegram
Massey
Armistice Day Observed at New York School
Armistice day exercises held at a New York school featured a speech by Captain Harry Frazee explaining the day’s significance. Fifth graders recited and students sang The Flag Goes By The Star Spangled Banner and America. James Warlore of Haskell Institute acted as the regular bugler for the flag ceremony with Runkle visiting the school in support of the Grand Army ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Frazee
Frazee
America
James Warlore
Haskell Institute
Runkle
The
Ladies of the Grand Army
Announcement of Pre-School Medical Examination Committee
The committee named to conduct pre-school medical examinations for elementary children is announced. Officers include Mrs. W. O. Hamilton president Dr. Florence Brown Sherborn vice president Mrs. Seba Eldridge treasurer and Electa Kindlesperger secretary. The group sponsors examinations and asks for a $1 50 fee. Hudson Goff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Hamilton
Florence Brown Sherborn
Seba Eldridge
Spn
Electa Kindlesperger
Yale Princeton Holds Interest In Rivalry Tilt
New York reports rising interest in the Yale Princeton football game at New Haven. Bruce Caldwell's ineligibility drives excitement as Johnny Garvey takes Caldwell's post with strong play. Hammersley backs Garvey. Princeton counters with Wittmer and Mites as key offensive threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven
Yale
Princeton
Bruce Caldwell
Caldwell
Johnny Garvey
Artmouth
Hammersley
Garvey
Wittmer
Mites
Indians Gather for Haskell Pow Wow Celebration
A large Indian turnout from nine states converged on Haskell for the second annual Pow Wow. An Armistice Day memorial service was held at 11 in the Indian stadium. Pageant tonight at 7:30 follows a busy day of arrivals, a rehearsal, and a barbecue. The day ends with the Haskell Loyola football game at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Wisconsin
Lilliewood
South Dakota
American Legion
Louis Bighorse
Osage
Haskell-Loyola
Welcome Ruth Elder and George Haldeman in New York
New York crowds greet Ruth Elder and Captain George Haldeman, returning from their ocean flight attempt in American Girl. Harbor craft, city officials, and thousands line the route from quarantine to their hotel, following a perilous rescue near the Azores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
King Neptune
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
Paris
Azores
Lindbergh
Byrd
Chamberlin
Levine
Bay
Adquitania
Battery
Broadway
Denver Coal Strike Seeks State Recognition
Denver Colorado coal strikers push for state recognition of their petitions while mine owners and industrial workers of the world oppose. The state industrial commission chair George Taylor says the state only acts in disputes between employers and employees and the strikers do not have employee status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Sieratork
Two Abandoned Car Chase In Topeka Area
Topeka men Robert Bunton and J F Fisher are held by Lawrence police after a pursuit across West Highway. They abandoned a Pontiac sedan at the Fort to Fort stretch following a tire-for-gas attempt at a West Seventh filling station. Lawrence officers Mes ser Ingalls and Turner assisted, with Topeka police later taking custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bunton
J. F. Fisher
Topeka
Lawrence
West Seventh Street
West Fort
Fort
Lawrence Police
Messer, Ingalls
Turner
Lawrence Police Department
Jail Break Plot Nipped by Officers In County Jail
Three inmates Keener Weeks and Leighton are held in solitary after authorities found saws and damaged bars in their cells evidence cited that they planned to saw through bars to escape from the county jail Keener recently transferred from the state penitentiary faces a doubled sentence under a new Kansas law Weeks and Leighton also face lengthy terms if convicted Keener is on parole for a prior second degree murder offense and was arrested after a prior hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersting
Jess Fi Yen
Mats Eers
Brut
Department
At Commerce
Bureau of Aeronautics
Stuent
Avi
Department of Commerce
Carl Koener
Paul Weeks
Gerald’ Leighton
Keener
W. J. Cummings
Koener
Lansing
Kvener
Chris Frenger
Cummings
Kansas
Weeks
Leighton
Master Farmer guest at Topeka dinner plan
Fred G Laptad of Laptad Stock Farm is named among fifteen Master Farmer nominees for Kansas Farmer, Capper publication. About 250 editors and representatives from across the state will attend in Topeka tomorrow night as Senator Capper awards gold watches and Master Farmer certificates. President Farrell and John Fields will speak, FP Nichols toasts. Nominees were chosen from 270 nominees in 70 counties after judges reviewed broad criteria and traveled 10,000 miles for verification. list includes Charles M Baird, J Charles Republic, H Hodgson Rice, Fred G Laptad Douglas, and other county leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G.laptad
Laptad Stock Farm
Kansas Farmer
Capper
Topeka
Arthur Capper
F. D.farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
John Fields
Federal Land Bank
FP. B.nichols
Can
Farm Press
The
Farrell
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Arnold Berns
Kansas Livestock Association
Aper
Charles M. Baird
Cowley
J. Charles
Republic Co
H. Hodgson
Rice
Ered G. Lantad
Jvonglas
H. E. Hostetler
Harper
R. C. Welborn
Leavenworth
W. Ae Gladfeite
Lyon County
Staadt
Franklin
T Stockwell
Pawnee
James G. Tomson
Osage
A. Yale
Gove County
Henry Rogier
Chase County
Charles Gilliland
Jackson Co
J. C. Frey
Riley County
A. Ik
Wegenerrton
Annual staff out for Liberty Memorial high yearbook
The 1928 Red and Black staff for Liberty Memorial High School was announced by Miss Virginia Davis. Editors include Clark Adams Henry Hood Onal Heavener Josephine Jacqmain Freda Alt Maurine Brumty Margaret Chamney Billy Holloway Tom Mackie. Business staff list Hazel Shirar Clayton Lott Ethleen Compton John Reynolds Glenn Mitchell. Senior editors and artists Roberta Robertson Hazel Stapleton Donald Waggoner William Whitney. Staff begins work immediately and will stay busy until late next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty ‘Memorial High School
Virginia Davis
Clark Adams
Henry Hood
Onal Heavener
Josephine Jacqmain
Freda Alt
Maurine
Brumty
Margaret Nsler
Margaret Chamney
Billy
Girls Keep Sleeveless Dresses In Mind
Wichita Kansas November 11 AP report notes modern youth in city schools show pride in arm vaccination, while many girls prefer sleeveless dresses and fear showing the vaccination. A cluster of 320 children at Alexander Hamilton intermediate school were vaccinated after several smallpox cases prompted health measures. Boys lined up with sleeves rolled to shoulder daring each other to faint, while girls claimed reluctance to reveal vaccination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Wolfe
Gladys Barnard
Alexander Hamilton
Honor Roll Rally at Junior High Highlights Top Homerooms
Fifty three students appear on the scholastic honor roll for the first period of the semester. Home room 202-6 grades lead with 7.00 points per pupil, followed by home room 206-C with 5.5, and 106-M of 8-Ba with 4.6. The list names students from multiple rooms and classes, including 2036 Helen Johnson and 204C Vivian O'pares, with staff families noted. A later note mentions a Rose Bush sale by the Flower club at 924 Massachusetts Street and a social visit to Kansas City for Midland theater guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Branson
Walt- I
Carolyn Sto
Helen Johnson
Olyn Stockwell
Uta
Stella Bruckmiller
Robert Blanchard
Samson Snyder
Vivian O'pares
Manchester
Renee Clarence John
Fangles Withson
Rene McNown
Hazel Rice
Manhattan
Baskell SA
Verna Grooker
Caro- Field Todaylyn
Harper
Frank Reusch
Ruth Stoland
Dorothy
Ann Walker
Ralph Hawley
Milton Allen
Laura’ Alice Holliday
John L. Riley
Helen Welch
Wiliam Borth
Josephine Marshall
Clifford Meshimer
Charles Rogers
Mary Agnes Vale
Esther: Bronson
William Corcoran
Georgina Edson
Lyman Terry
Dorothy Beurmann
Hazel Stowe
Helen Williams
Margaret Colman
Kenneth Bruner
Clifford Cox
Doris Dixon
Marjorie Montgomery
Bean Seate
Luther Gustafson
Alice Hosford
Fella Osborn
Evangeline Clark
George Cauck
Margaret Johnson
Lloyd Metzler
Hugh Randall
Claudine Reynolds
Margaret Sherwood
John Stephenson
Ruth Stockwell
Lawrence High Meets Manhattan High In Haskell Stadium Clash
Lawrence High School football fans prepare for a 1 30 pm kickoff against Manhattan High at Haskell Stadium in the annual Lawrence Manhattan contest. Lawrence aims to preserve its unbeaten season as Manhattan is expected to present strong resistance. A rally at the Lawrence High School auditorium featured C C Carl George Atkeson Kenneth Forney Tommy McCall Lawrence Rice Jim Kennedy Captain Oscar Harttaffer and Coach Melvin Griffin with cheerleader Clement Evans leading cheers. Speakers urged full support for a hard fought battle this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Manhattan
Melvin
Griffin
Red
Jack Grndsters
Lawrence High School
C. C. Carl
George Atkeson
Kenneth Forney
Tommy McCall
Lawrence Rice
Jim Kennedy
Oscar Hardtaffer
Melvin Griffin
Clement Evans
Lawrence ‘High
Rooters
Work of School Nurse Reports October Inspections
Miss Mary McAuliff, rural health nurse, inspected 584 pupils in fifty rural schools during October. Ninety two mothers attended conferences. twenty five home visits were made and fifty class talks delivered under Red Cross Tuberculosis Association auspices. Many children showed eye trouble, weight issues, and poor nutrition. several cases of defective vision and enlarged tonsils were noted, with parental resistance to glasses or tonsil removal in some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McAuliff
Burfal
Migs McAuliff
Auspic Red Cross
Tuberculosis Association
McAuliff
Masked Executioner Slays Two in Springfield Cafe
A masked executioner shot and killed brothers Robert Asillo aged 23 and Frank Agillo aged 20 while they played cards at a Springfield cafe. Teo Meachim 26 and Vito Lanacola 28 were wounded. The assailant and a companion fled in a Missouri-bound car. witnesses were scarce. Police link victims to a bootlegging gang with operations extending to Chicago and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Underworld
Bing
Robert Asillo
Frank Agillo
Vito
Lanacola
Teo Meachim
Chicago
St. Louis
Miss Lurene Michael and Ruth Weidman in Kansas City on business
Personal items note Miss Lurene Michael and Miss Elma Michele shopping in Kansas City on business. Ruth Weidman spent the day in Kansas City. Various relatives enhance a busy local scene with visits and weekend plans among Topeka and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurene Michael
Elma Michele
Nensae
C. J. Sweeney
Kansas
Ruth Weidman
Sylvia
Toneka
Onaza
Augusta Hall
Kemper
Seattle
Ter
Clarence
Hall
C. G. Seewi
Q W. Smith
Louisiana Street
Lucie Westen
Trene Brown
Lawrence
Owi
Santa Fe R Road
San Bernardino
Calif
Hobart Brown
M 3S
Brown
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Iida
Tennessee
Carolin
Adv
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Charles A. Lindbergh
United Stas
Daniel Guggenheim Fund
Panebergh
Sonnel
Journal-World
Ames- Missouri
Ames
Southern
Lawrence Tomorrtow
Loyolas
Audubon
Derbilt
St. Stanislaus
Centenary
Jefferson
Baylor
Tennessee Medics
Detroit
Bonnin
Casharet Spring Hill
Litre Rock
Bal Southwestern
J. Edwards
A O
Haskell Indians
Loyola University of New Orleans
Haskell Stadium
Braves
John Thomas
Tas
Clark Shaughnessy
New Orleans
Rockhurst Field
S. D. Sullivan
Loyola University
Invaders
Middlewest
Livesrack
Ark
Bucky Moore
Dixie
Jharoes
Leipsic
Frech Society of Vegetarians
Berlin
Wm. Penicents
Lonventim
Alten
Peka
Ocinek
Hi. E
Breckenridge
New Jersey
A. Morris
Marie Petefish
Mississippi
New ‘York
Capt
Hudson-Goff
Yale-Princeta
Captain Haldeman
Atwater-Rent Radio
Hanna— Adv
Fred G. Laptad II
O. F. Bratton
Courtney
C. E. Lord and Son
Edward Wayne
Kansas, City
New Midland Theater
John Wiggins
Lister Avenue
Tomorow
Massachusetts Street
Flower Chib
Ela Sein Dez
Otto. Barteldes
New York City
London
India
Funk
Ethyl
Fritz
a.Fritz
Ispera
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