Conservatives To Fore In England Election Update
London reports show conservatives with potential for a majority but not a clear one. Early totals place conservatives around two hundred twenty two seats versus liberals and labor, with debates over margin and party shifts shaping the result as campaign details fade. Margaret Wintringghates wins reelection in Louth while other races produce mixed outcomes and sparse color in party campaigning.
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London
Liberals
Aequithian
Laborites
National
Ubeesis
Georgette
Parti Spee
Evening Star
Bonar Law
Aay
Packer Merger Discussed by Government Leaders
Washington November 16 government officers reserved action on a proposed merger involving Armour Morrey Co and another Chicago meat packer. J Opien Armour, head of Armour & Co, met officials to discuss merging with a rival in the big five. Secretary Wallace gave no opinion but promised full consideration of the proposal and its impact on plant assets.
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Art & Co
Morrey & Co
Chicago
J. Opien Armour
Odgearmour
Armour & Co
Med
Mearh Proves Meat Packers
Aral
Asrereerty
Wallace
Meats of Agriculture
Aera Wallace
AR Meet
Convict Mrs Phillips in Murder Verdict in Los Angeles
A jury returned a verdict of murder in the case of Mrs Clara Phillips in Los Angeles. The trial involved hammered cane injuries to a son named Anguica, with the jury delivering the final verdict on November 16.
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Cane
Anguica
Sary
Oe Angeles
Clara
Jury Selection Progress in Marion Mines Case Delayed
A new panel of four jurors for the fonts mine killings case was completed and admitted to the defense in Marion UL on Nov 16. The venire reduced to 130 with 100 more prospective jurors to be selected, as both sides continue in the trial process.
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Marion
Siith
Journalists Will Confer Tomorrow At State High School Conference
Delegates from high schools across the state arrive in Lawrence for a two day High School Newspaper Conference at the University. Sessions begin at 9 30 tomorrow with registration for tickets to the KU L club dinner and Saturday football game. Speakers include Dr E E Lindley Carl Kite W C Simmons and Ralph Ellis.
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Nowspaper
Tomor
Kanaan
Cone Alone Eld
E. Eas Lindley
University
Carl Kite
The
Kansas City Kanaan
W. C. Simons
Lawrence Journal
Legion To Aid TB Seal Sale In Lawrence
The American Legion post will assist in selling tuberculosis Christmas seals to support free TB work in Lawrence. A committee was named to plan participation after consulting with the anti tuberculosis association. The meeting also noted clinics in Lawrence need more staff for follow up and examinations.
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Eli Ferrell Dorsey
American Legion
Legion
Samuel G. Clarke
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Ea Anderson
Gordon
Jaon
Anderson
Legionnaires
Wilder S. Metcalf
George Chambers
Los Angeles
Chambers
Charles Ziesenis
W. C. Simons
Journalorld
Ex-Service Men urged to join county aid list for bonus
The Eli Ferrell Dorsey post of the American Legion plans a county roster of ex service members eligible for the bonus. A weekly Legion hall meeting will collect names addresses and details for adjutant general verification. Members urged to report or mail their information to ensure prompt action by the paying authorities.
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Kansas
Eli Ferrell Dorsey
American Legion
Ral
Legion Hall
Legion
Wilder
Metcalf
Protect Mexican Residents Amid Breckenridge Tense Situation
Immediate and tentative protection plans announced for Mexicans in Breckenridge Texas as Texas Rangers under Captain Frank Hamer prepare to deploy. Governor and state officers coordinating to send guards and evacuations if needed as regional tensions rise.
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Tex
Exay Rangers
Groban
Frank Hamer
Kenridge
Ines
Ieral
Robbers Enter Home Of Mrs House In Break In
A break in at 646 Mississippi Street during Mrs House’s absence yielded a sapphire pearl necklace three fountain pens a diamond ring a gold bracelet and a gold watch valued around 300 dollars. Entry was gained by climbing a latticed porch and prying a window open. Police filed the report yesterday afternoon.
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Mra. Robert House
Mississippi
Couple Married by Local Judge Despite Unclear Details
The article reports a marriage performed yesterday by Judge Lee B. Grose for Louis 3 and Lita R. Dewey of Carnendals. Probate Judge Menger and other officials appear in brief license notices.
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Lee B. Grose
Lita R. Dewey
Carnendals
Menger
Beudette
Fine Arts Day At University Schedules Student Performances
Latkin dean of the fine arts program announces a university wide Fine Arts Day tomorrow at 10. The event features performances by the men's and women's glee clubs and the University band, marking the first annual gathering at Kansas.
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Latkin
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Baby
Quake News From Chile Reports Casualties and Aid Delays
Severe aftershocks struck Copiapo and La Serena after Saturday's quake with about 50 dead and many injured. Despatches say hospitals and water systems are damaged while relief parties bring food and medical care. President Harding ships aid vessels as American Red Cross offers help. Water shortages and terror grip residents as communication remains limited.
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Chile
Associated Press
Copiapo
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National Telegraph
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Copiapo- Repo
Tre
Harding
Huasca
American Red Cross
McKeen Named Vice President at Bank of Topeka
Carl W. McKeen, longtime Lawrence figure and ex-Residents of Russell, will move to Topeka to become active vice-president of the Bank of Topeka. He previously served as vice-president of the Merchants National Bank of Lawrence and has held directorships and treasury roles in Kansas banking circles.
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Bank of Topeka
Carl W. McKeen
Lawrence
Merchants’ National Bank
Topeka
McKeen
We Exchange Bank of
Kansas City
The
State Journal
Capital City
Merchants’ National Bank of
Ers’ State Bank of Russell
Kaw Valley State Bank of
Eudora
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Clinic to be conducted by Dr Metminger in Topeka
At a Kiwanis meeting Dr H L Chambers announced a clinic to be held at the city hall from 1 to 5 pm with Dr Metminger of Topeka leading. The event aims to address health issues and provide life saving guidance to attendees as part of the club’s public service program.
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Topeka
H.L. Chambers
Kiwanis
Gill
Easty
Rennard
Weil
Tog Ts Leo
Smi Ee
Theodore Union
J. W. Murray
Fritz
Meyn
Ed Bulst
Jin
Attempted kidnapping story shocks university sorority
A student describes an attempted abduction by a male student and friends at the university. The assailants allegedly tried to hoodwink the girl with a coat over her head but fled when her sorority sisters intervened. The father notified authorities and the suspect reportedly fled town.
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Thaty University
Prager
Livestock Improvement Association Formed in Douglas County
A meeting is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in the courthouse to organize a purebred livestock improvement association in Douglas County. Sponsored by the farm bureau and county farm agent H. C. Colglazier, the effort aims to unify breeders, improve production, and secure better marketing through advertising and sales. Over a hundred invitations were mailed to breeders.
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Farm Bureau
H. C. Colglazier
Douglas County
Paris Talks End In Britain France Policy Accord
Negotiations in Paris proceed as Britain and France reach a policy accord described as a breakthrough. Both sides agree on a shared approach to key issues and envisage earlier cooperation on pending tasks.
Ward Freed of Blue Sky Charge in Kansas Trial
C A Ward was acquitted by a district court jury yesterday of selling speculative Mary Ward Petroleum Co shares to Leyi Markley for 125 dollars without filing with the Kansas bank commissioner as required by the blue sky law. Evidence was heard also in State v Joe Hebdee on July 15 theft of six Goodrich tires from a Union Pacific car valued at 78 dollars. Detective notes mention Hebdee spoke only broken English. Other cases listed include State v Perkins and State v Kane with details on a defrauding claim involving Henry McConnell of 412 dollars and an attempted recovery drawing.
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District Court
Kansas
Leyi Markley
Bank Commissioner of Kansas
Mary- Ward Petroleum Co
C. A. Smart
State Ve
Joe Hebdee
C. H. Hunsinger
Union Pacific
Hebdee
Kaw
B. Dodds
Baldwin Mitchell
State
F. M. Perkins
F. H. Perkins
Harry Kane
Perkins
Henry McConnell
McConnell
Kansans Thanked for Ratifying Soldier Bonus Measure
The Kansas American Legion executive committee adopted a resolution praising the people and organizations who supported and voted for ratification of the Kansas soldiers bonus. It expresses gratitude for the overwhelming approval and commends the press and associations for disseminating the resolution to Kansas veterans.
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Kap
People of
Kansas
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Frank E. Samuel
Legion
Army
Navy
Ma Forpa
American Legion
Frank Yates Arrested in November Assault Hearing
Frank Yates was arrested on assault charges after a November incident. His hearing date is set as the court reviews the case and determines next steps.
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Frank Yates
Petar
Plans Begin for St Louis Ireland Recognition Move
In St Louis on November 16 Associated Press reports that the St Louis Council of the American Association for Recognition of the Irish Republic plans to follow the national association in backing Eamon de Valera and his campaign for an Irish republic.
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Associated Press
St.Louis
American Association For
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Bamtont de Valera
Industrial Court Law debated by judge at Providence
Judge William E. Hughes of the Kansas court of industrial relations criticizes big business and unions in an address to the Providence Association of Credit Men. He defends the Kansas act as a tool for orderly dispute resolution and denies it equals socialism.
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William E. Hughes
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
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State of
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Mussolini’s Premier Pushes for Blanket Authority in Italy
Premier Musso, addressing the chamber of deputies, demands blanket authority to execute fiscal and bureaucratic reforms. He signals no courtesy, warning against super constitutionalism and urging rapid measures as Italy faces cabinet upheaval and a two year parliamentary term.
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Musso Winc
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Aequai
Theiafly
Rovernsaant
Signorini
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Kansas Electric Power buys Sutters property for rail substation
The Kansas Electric Power Co. acquires a 43 by 265 foot strip at 200 West Sixth Street behind Sutters and Marte to build a rail substation and tower. Construction starts immediately to house three transformers totaling 2 kilowatts and a tall tower for line connections across the Kaw River. The substation will link to the Leavenworth transmission line, completion of which is expected by year’s start.
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Kansas Electric Power Co
Sutters and Marte
West Sixth
Bats
Kaw River
Leavenworth Transmission
Appeal for Protection in Hankow Campaign
In Hankow Hupeh on November 14 Ameren ae and Iren Tes identa of the province urged their legations for protection against a rising wave of lawlessness and a disorganized campaign by unidentified signers.
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Hupeh
China
Associated Press
Ameren Ae
Iren Tesidenta
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Eee
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Tremors Felt as Chile Earthquake Linked to Tinet Movements
Reports suggest tremors in the region may be connected to a Chilean earthquake activity. Observers note possible link to movements observed near Willy Canales, though details remain unconfirmed.
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Willy Canales
Chile
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