New Japanese Army drives in Manchuria threaten peace
Reports from China and Mukden describe General Honjo demanding Chinese forces withdraw north of the Eastern Railway and not cross it, with ten days to comply. Japanese troops brace for winter operations, extending occupation plans under Manchurian conditions amid League tension.
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China
Mah Chan Shan
Mish
Tsitsihar
Tuonan Aganchi
Honjo
Neon
Mukden
Manchuria
Tule
Associated Press
Mih Cian Shan
Japan
League of Nations Council
Kirin
Manchurian
Mukden Coun
FIGHTING AT TAHSING IN MANCHURIA REPORTS
A dispatch from Harbin says Gen Mah Chan Shan launched an attack at Tahsing at daybreak and severe fighting raged. The war department plans to send additional planes to Manchuria from Japan and Korea, including bombers.
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Tokyo
Harbin
Genral Mah Chan Shan
Tahsing
Manchuria
Japan
Korea
Hoover Home Credit Plan Widely Commended
Washington Now 16 AP The looming message to Congress and Grandi's visit shorten Hoover's guest list. Telegrams of support pour in from building and loan leaders including William E Best of the United States Building and Loan League wiring from Tulsa that officers will meet in Washington on December 1 to discuss all phases and offer full cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Dino Grandi
Italy
Hoover
White House
Wiliam E. Best
United States Building and Loan League
Best
Tulsa
Okla
Grandi Arrives in United States for Talks With Hoover
Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi arrived in New York aboard a liner and was escorted to Washington by a special train after quarantine. He is to meet with Secretary Stimson and then call on President Hoover, with discussions expected on international issues.
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Jersey City
N. J
New York City
Dino Grandi
Italy
New York Harbor
Fred
Fe and Associates
New
Washington
State Department
Charles A. Lindberch
I Grandi
Pres Hoover
Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grandi
Stimson
Busine
Italis
Hoover
Supreme Court Denies Netherton Rehearing
The Supreme Court denied today a rehearing for Dr. S. Q. Netherton of Olathe retired ship surgeon and fruit grower whose conviction for the slaying of his wife was upheld. Netherton remains under a life term in a state penitentiary.
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Tonela
Supreme Court
QO. Netherton
Olathe
Netherton
Confession Ties Missouri Merchant Killing to St Joseph Case
Police say a confession linked Lewis F. Brown a Missouri merchant to the shooting and beating death of a Missouri man found south of St Joseph. Alan Mueller a roadhouse operator and Bennett allegedly discussed the crime after an accused dispute.
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Ofrkers
Lewis F. Brown
St. Joseph
M. Ile
Alice
W. D. Bennett
Davis City
Tow
Brown
Here
Valice
Bennett
al Mueller
No Action At Meeting By Big Six Athletic Directors
Athletic directors of the Big Six conference met in Kansas City to discuss deficits in six schools athletic programs. No action was taken, and a future meeting was planned for Tuesday December 7. Attending were Dr F C Allen of Kansas University, Dr James of Kansas and Coach Brutus Hang. The group also attended a National Amateur Athletic Union session in Kansas City this week. Fort Scott Plea Guilty in Federal Court.
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Big _$ conference
Insas City
F. C. Allen
K. U
F.C. Allen
James
Brutus Hang
University of Kansas
Kansas City
National Amateur Athletic Union
Fort Scott
Fort Scott Kan
Weather forecast shows increasing clouds and showers
Arkansas forecast calls for increasing cloudiness with showers probable in eastern areas tonight and Tuesday. Slightly warmer in the north central region, with clear spells near Wichita Coffeyville Emporia Ottawa Topeka and Arkansas City. Road conditions vary from muddy to good with several cities noted for traffic ease or difficulty. Temperatures yesterday and today show a mix of highs and lows with trace rainfall by 7 p.m. See Hamilton for Ford’s ad.
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Akansas
North
Wichita
Coffeyville
Emporia
Ottawa
Topeka
Arkansas City
Pittsburg
Manhattan
Bouglas
Bandit escapes with 67 dollars from Union Pacific station
A masked bandit robbed the Union Pacific passenger station in North Lawrence around midnight Saturday, taking 867.45 from the cash drawer while 65 dollars in pennies and a 317,450 check were left behind. Pearl Perky faced the risk and opened the safe under threat, then the bandit fled through a north window in a dark coupe. Police reported the description as a six foot tall man about 150 pounds with light hair, wearing a tin sweater and cap, armed with a pistol.
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Union Pacific
North Lawrence
Rehher
Pearl Perky
North Third Street
Verky
Myke
Perky
Schultz
Head
Barky
Bur
Terky
Sterky
Jeff
Oscar Peterson
Henry Smith
Albert
Manhattan
Minhattan
UE Eeluck
Wamic
Sud
Lawrener
Robberies At Scottsville Reported In North Kansas
News from Stottsville 14 miles northeast details a night robbery at the post office. Between 200 and 300 dollars in postage stamps and 80 dollars in currency were taken along with several money order blanks. Three stoves and a jewel box were also broken into. Police were alerted and investigating. A calf later fetched 11.25 dollars.
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Kan
Heati
Stottsville
Hereford Calf Sold High At Kansas City Yard
Hereford raised by Virgil Goff of Meadow Lark 4-H sold for 124 at Kansas City stock yards. calf weighed 19 pounds and set the top price in Douglas County this year. Other 4-H participants selling calves included Orville Carey Morgan Allison Raymond Lee and Charles Pugh. Allison sold an Angus while the others were Herefords. Columbus, Ohio, was reelected master of the National Grange for a fifth term.
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Virgi Goff
Meadow Lark
Vlub
Kansas City
J. A. Terrell
Douglas County
Orville Carey
Morcan Allson
Raymond Lee
Charles Pugh
Allison
Grange i Vis
APJ
Columbus
Ohio
National Grange
House GOP Leaders to Sponsor Tax Increases
Washington November 16 AP Republican leaders agreed to sponsor tax increases this session. Senator Watson shifted from opposition to support, saying a boost is inescapable while Smoot notes further taxation will be required. Both favor a sales tax but doubt Congress will approve it. increased rates on larger incomes seem certain. Treasury fears a near 2 billion dollar deficit. Mellon may push borrowing only with authority.
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Washington
Watson
Inover
Smoot
Senate Finance Committees
Congressional
Hoover
Mellon
Congress
White House
Treasury
Watforth
Dawes to seat on League council if Kellogg pact revived
Aristide Briand says Ambassador Dawes may join the League council if the Kellogg pact is invoked again to address the Manchurian dispute. Dawes, in private talks with leaders, would represent the United States on the league’s executive board if approved. Also notes 4-H banquet plans in Douglas County with Governor Woodring invited.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
League of Nations Council
Charles G. Dawes
Council
Dawes
London
Washington
Briand
Prentiss Gilbert
United States
League
Manchuria
Earry
Johnv Simon
Great Britain
Court Takes Up Civil Docket of 128 Cases
The district court opened this morning with a civil docket of 2000 cases led by H W Surher versus Currie Walters and Lee Costello for money and foreclosure. A demurrer was sustained, case removed from the docket, jurors dismissed and next action set for 9 o'clock tomorrow. The Merrill versus Lander damage suit follows.
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Dudge Hadh
H.W. Surher
C. A. Walters
Currie Walters
Lee Costello
Castella
H. A. Merrill
Theodore Lander
Local Exhibits at The American Royal Display Cattle
Exhibits at the American Royal in Kansas feature Hereford cattle from Jackman farm with entries by Steele of Clinton, including a baby beef junior class calf from the 4 H club. Exhibits were judged Saturday. results not yet released. Fred Laptad displayed a grain exhibit, same booth as at the Topeka Free Fair.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Jackman
Jack‘quelean Steele
Clinton
Fred.Laptad
Topeka
Peli She Ans Pelci
Oklahoma A and M wins grand championship at show
Aberdeen Angus owned by Oklahoma A and M College at Stillwater is named grand champion steer at the 33rd American Royal livestock and horse show in Kansas City. Announcement draws cheers from cattlemen as the winner is revealed. Thieves loot rural home in Winfield as couple returns from trip, furniture missing, suspected truck theft.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma Agricultural and, Mechanical College
Stillwater
Okla
Winfield
Kan
Charles Quier
Burden
Quier
Cowley County
Snow grips western ranges trapping travelers in heavy storm
Severe winter conditions blanketed southern Idaho and western states. An expedition of ten men was buried in snow at the Sierra summits, while six companions hacked a path back five miles with a car. Planelt? Rescue teams and highway crews opened routes as temperatures plunged to six to eight degrees. Both parties reportedly have food and expect to reach Placerville today or tomorrow.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Montana
Sierra Mountains
California
Prore Inca
Placidrville
Penner Summit
Nevada
Kansas Star Glenn Cunningham Dominates Two Mile Race
Glenn Cunningham of Kansas topped Iowa State in the two mile at Ames, clocking 9:23.8 despite a muddy track. The meet shows Iowa State leading the conference with four wins while Kansas State and others trail. Kansas and Nebraska tied for third, Missouri fifth, and Oklahoma sixth.
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Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Iowan State
Ames
Ispite
Iowa State
Kansas Aggies
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Armament Truce Picked Up by League Council
The League of Nations secretariat announced that the one year armament truce, proposed by Italian minister Dino Grandi and adopted by Aristide Briand, is accepted effective November 1 with about forty nations signaling willingness to adhere. The pact calls for a yearlong suspension of all armaments programs. In other news, Gov. Woodring received Jack Dempsey’s invitation to a Kansas City boxing charity event, and will attend a fireman’s ball in Kansas City, Kansas, the same evening.
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Hell
Eldridge
W. A. Schaal
Schaal
Douglas County Bankers' Association
George Docking
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Lawrence
W. & Mervier
Eudora
M. M. Clark
Baldwi
W. Ft. Essick
Lawrence High School
Douglas County Hankers’ Association
Geneva
League of Nations Secretariat Today
Aristide Briand
League Council
Dino Grandi
Dempsey
Woodring
Topeka
Harry H. Woodring
Jack ‘Dempsey
Charlity
Kansas City
Kan
Guyer Speaks on Hoover Policies at County Meeting
Congressman Guyer spoke more than an hour at the Douglas County Republican Central Committee meeting in the court house describing Hoover’s relief for drought and unemployment, the German moratorium, budget cuts, farm relief, and tariff protections. He praised Hoover as humane and best for the nation, urged unity, and noted congressional restraint on relief while supporting humanitarian aid via the Red Cross. A resolution endorsing Hoover and his economic policies passed unanimously.
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Hoover
Vu.s. Guyer
Douglas County
Republican Central
Court House
Guyer
Alf
Congressman Guyer
Germany
Treasury
Red Cross
Eloover
Puri
Belgium
House of Representatives
Conpessman Guyer
Igler
Herbert Hoover
Republican Party
J. W. ‘ Anderson
United States
A. J. Erikzen
Lawrence
Anderson
Ed. Aitels
Young Re Ublicans
Topeka
Baker
University
C. B. Hesford
Jonathan P. Carter
Hesford
Band to American Royal guests from Lawrence
Fifty two members of the Lawrence Boys Band were taken to Kansas City by train to perform at the American Royal stock show. Director Byron C. Donmyer led the group, returning tonight. thirty-two from Lawrence High, the rest from Junior High. They are hosted by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce. In Aurora bank news, the First State Bank closed by board order last Saturday, confirmed today by the state banking department.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Byron C. Donmyer
Lawrence High School
Kansas City, Mo
Chamber of Commerce
Aurora
Kan
Topeka
State Banking Department
First State Bank
Gandhi and His Goat Influence Spring Sandals
New YorkNov 16 AP American designers of feminine footwear present Gandhi inspired sandals at a National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers show. Goat leather dominates styles with kid skin used widely. Sun colors include Canadian green Hi Li red Biscay blue Tronic yellow and Orange Glow while black and brown remain strong daytime choices.
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New York
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Kid Stein
Blue Kid
Murder trial opens in Jefferson county district court
Fre Swoyer, 27, son of a Winchester farmer, stands trial for first degree murder in the July 6 killing of Lester Milligan. The packed courtroom and 40 night jurors reflect the case’s high profile, with investigators linking a 38 caliber revolver found at the scene to Swoyer and evidence tying him to rival Miss Blanche Davis. Swoyer claims innocence and an alibi, while the defense faces a strong case based on weapon purchase and witness accounts.
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Jefferson County
Oskloosa
Fre Swoyer
Winchester
Lester Milligan
Brick P. Davis
Horace T. Thinney
Sweyer
Wrrst
Milligan
Hickory Point Road
Swoyer
J. M. Phillips
Atca
Blanche Davis
Miss Davis
Davis
Phillip
Iistrict Court
Indictments of Dreiser Dos Passos and others in Kentucky
A Bell County grand jury indicted Theodore Dreiser John Dos Passos Marie Verpain and seven others on criminal syndicalism charges tied to a coal field probe in Harlan and Bell counties. Prosecutors said the group unlawfully banded together to promote a reign of terror and resistance to the U S and Kentucky governments during a tour of coal regions.
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Middlesboro
Theodore Dreiser
John Dostassos
New York
Marie Verpain
Bell County
Dreiser
National Committee For the Defense
Harlan
Uell
Commonwealth
W. A. Brock
Tinh
Ind
United States
Kentucky
Hip injury hospitalizes aged resident after fall
Miss Luella Pugh, 72, is confined to Memorial hospital with a hip injury from a fall at her sister Mrs. H. T. Tanner’s home on Louisiana street. She was treated at home by a physician and admitted Sunday morning after the accident occurred Saturday afternoon when her foot woke and she toppled onto a victrola.
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Luella Pugh
Memorial Hospital
H. T. Tanner
Louisiana Street
Miss Pugh
Kaw Valley Poultry Association Meeting Planned Tonight
Plans for the Kaw Valley Poultry Association annual show will be discussed at a meeting at 8 o clock tonight in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Nelson LeSuer, the association president, urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson LeSuer
Market Trends and Ore Supply Research in Lawrence
A fragmented OCR passage outlines a compilation of articles on ore sources and refinery operations in Lawrence. It notes a long term, year by year statement and the involvement of progressive firms researching factors affecting the local economy, aiming to map site values and individual business significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tates
Ty the
Moneesien Art Hawieniss Borin
Continol
Terels
Marketing Drives Profit in Lawrence Area Farms
The article argues that profitable farming hinges on more than output. markets and outlets are essential. It notes Lawrence’s superior local marketing, the impact of rail access, and a survey showing annual agricultural product values exceeding city payroll. It cites a modern canning factory and regional processing capacity as keys to turning surplus into cash for farmers and Lawrence merchants alike.
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Mukden
Japan
League
Henry Pu-Yi
Tientsin
Goors
Deorce Hedrie
Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Lingege
Middle West
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