London Liner Highland Hope Sinks After Rocks Hit
The Highland Hope, heading from London to Buenos Aires, sank after striking rocks near Peniche Portugal. Of 537 aboard, all three who died were Spanish emigrants, including a woman and a child. J Jones, 75, survived with officers aiding him, but grief overwhelmed him. Insurance losses reach about £647,000 with total cost possibly near £1,000,000.
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Atlantic
Steam ‘Navigation Company
Highland Hope
Buenos Aires
Peniche
Portugal
Manuel Perez
Ita
É Eadaete
J. Jones
Wors
Elergy
Uow
Canelly
Lloyd's
Eehip
Local women plan fund drive and social event
Mrs. E C Little leads a fund raising effort for the Shaawnes Mission and U S Memorial of 1812 with twelve tickets sent to Lawrence. Mrs E B Raber, regional director Miss Bealer of St Louis, and others attend a meeting with plans for a party next week. Volunteers aim to raise money, tallying donations and organizing the seating, while discussing the domestic arts and a lecture on permeation laws.
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Mish Bealer
St. Louis
X. Jay Kennedy
O Brien
Miss Bealer
M . Stucker
United States
Pearl Cotlabel
Tee Department
R. C. Manley
C. S
E .B. Raber
E. Daw
W. Gatson
B. Cahil
Katherine Fuller
A May Phillips
J .Griffin
Dr Terrett Returns Home From Kansas City Visit
Personal item notes that Dr Terrett, who has a dear nephew and niece, Mr Dwiglt Kunkle, returned home in Kansas City today.
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Terrett
Dwiglt- Kunkle
Kansas City
Wakarusa Red Cross drive near goal despite rain
Wakarusa township aims for 200 with 121.50 raised last night and optimistic chairwoman Mrs. F J Boyles says it may top its goal. Downtown district rises toward full participation while rural areas and Lawrence collectors push the drive to within about 800 of the target. Riverside district worker Mrs. Minnie Kahle reports 22 collected, the highest for the area. A correction notes 70 dollars a month, not 370, is paid for the health nurse.
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Wakarusa
Red Cross
Lawrence
F. J. Boyles
Goa
Minnie Kahle
Riverside
Spanish Government Moves to Foil Red Plot
Madrid police patrolled the city armed with sawed off shotguns and sidearms as the government took final steps to break up a communist plot to upset the throne and establish a republic. The Nov 20 AP dispatch notes heightened security and imminent government action against the conspirators.
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Madrid
Thanksgiving Pantomime at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church will present a Thanksgiving pantomime titled The Farmers Reverie this Sunday night. It follows a farmer facing poor crops through scenes of hospital, wedding, concert, cemetery in France, and Christ at the light of the world. Cast from church members with music arranged by Rev. C. W. Thomas.
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First Baptist Church
France
C. W. Thomas
Pre game rally to cheer KU alumni in Kansas City
Kansas City KU alumni plan a pre game rally at the Kansas City Athletic Club this evening to generate pep for the Missouri game at Columbia on Saturday. Dr F C Allen athletics director and KU coaches will attend. Clarence A Burney Jayhawk Club of City will preside and Allen will address the fans on the team’s condition.
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University of Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletic Club
Kansas‘Missouri
Columbia
F. C. Allen
K. U
Clarence A. Burney
Jayhawk Club
As City
Allen
Jayhawker
Veteran jurist Walker dies after week long illness
Jefferson City Mo Nov 20 A P Robert Franklin Walker dean of Missouri supreme court justices died last night after a week’s illness from an intestinal disorder He would have been 80 November 29 Surviving are a daughter Mrs Eutenne Walker Smith of Evanston Ill and a son Leland W Walker city engineer of Santa Barbara Cal Reports theft of a Graham Paige car owned by Bert Briggs of 708 Illinois Street to police Police report government bonds close in New York Liberty 101 26
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Robertranklin Walker
Missouri Supreme Court
Fbes
Rade
Eutnenne Walker Smith
Evanston
Leland W. Walker
Santa Barbara
Cal
Ested
Bert Briggs
Ilinois Street
Poteece
Graham Paige
New Market Opens Amid Chilly Forecast In Topeka
Topeka reports a new Lawrence Drive-in Market opening this weekend promising self service and direct farm-to-consumer sales. Founders Ralph and Arthur Lawrence, with Orle Smith, aim to lease outside tail spaces to truck farmers. Meanwhile a cold front brings snow and winds across Kansas with temperatures dipping below 45 tomorrow and widespread rain and tornadoes reported in several counties.
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Lawrence Drive-in
Middle West
California
Pew Market
Phlcraighta
Altho
Ralph Lawrence
Arthur
Lawrence Rest
Orle Smith
Telephone Sony Company
Ridenoar-Baker Company
Kansas City
Lawrence
Th Barteldes Seed Compan
Heid Opening
Tomorrow
Sataway
Topeka
Kansas
Hays
Neal
Kan
Jim Thompson
Leanna
Chanute
Althe
D. Flora
United States Weather Bureau
Kanorade
Oberlin
Hoxie
Scott City
Norton
Flora
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Manhattan
Clay Center
County Achievement Day Planned by Farm Bureau
County wide achievement day of Farm Bureau women’s clubs will be held all day tomorrow in the Odd Fellows hall. Under Miss Elizabeth Randle supervision the annual event features a basket dinner at noon and a program at 1:16 PM with speakers Mrs. Harriet Allard and Miss Marguerite Hir.
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Farm Bureau Women's Clubs
Odd Fellows Hall
Fighth
Vermont Streetz
Elizabeth Randle
Harriet Allard
Household Searchlight
Marguerite Hir
Kansas State Agriculturale College
Dorothy de Davis
Harriet
Terrene Harp
Dog Bites Quincy Pupil at School
Nine year old pupil from Quincy School at 736 Kentucky Street was bitten twice on the arm Monday afternoon by a dog owned by Max Lindley of East First Street. The boy, who was walking with schoolmates, received treatment from a physician and police report continued inquiries into recent dog bite incidents in the area.
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Elvis. Morgan
Quincy
Kentucky Street
Max Lindley
Ice
Notre Dame Northwestern game to be described at 2:45 p.m.
The Notre Dame Northwestern football clash at Evanston Illinois will be described Saturday starting at 2 45 p.m. RST. Ted Husing will announce the broadcast for the Will Broadcast network.
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New York
Notre Dame
Public figures comment amid congressional confusion
Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida daughter of William Jennings Bryan spoke in Washington galleries noting most work happens in committee meetings. Police seek information after a Round Corner drug store robbery in Rayment reporting Sunday night loss of cash and checks. Walter Varnum to aid investigation. S. C. Holcomb Woodson County attorney-elect dies in Yates Center after 46 years as a lawyer and 16 years as county attorney. funeral planned tomorrow afternoon.
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Milwaukee
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
William Jennings Bryan
Abe
College
Srrtees
Washington
Round Corner
Rayment
Walter Varnum
Woodson
Lola
Kan
S. C. Holcomb
Woodson County
Yates Center
Woodgon County
Fsat
Four Banks Closed in Western North Carolina
Raleigh reports four banks in western North Carolina were closed today with assets estimated around 12 million dollars. Banks named include the Biltmore-Green Bank and Trust of Hendersonville and the American Bank and Company of Hendersonville, plus the Carolina Trust Company of Asheville. Doctor F C Allen was cited at a meeting at the Hotel Kanaan regarding athletic upheaval in the Big Six conference and Kansas exclusion. Six KU fine arts students were scheduled to perform in the afternoon program.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
North
Coralla
Asher
Joh Mitchell
State Bank
Biltmore-Green Bank
The
Bank and Trust Company of
Hendersonville
American Bank and Company of
F.C. Allen
Erry
Kanaan
Allen
University of Kansas
University of Kansas Fine Arts School
KU Statue Painted With Black and Orange
Painters visited the University of Kansas campus and daubed the Uncle Jimmie Green statue with black and orange paint. They placed a large M at the base. students cleaned the paint by morning. Authorities say no proof links Missouri partisans to the act.
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University of Kansas
Uncle Jimmie Green
Law Building
Altho
University of Missouri
Columbia
Missouri
Green Hall
E. VU
Henry Werner
Men
Aggie
Kansas
Manhattan
Ivy plants to cover Memorial Stadium soon at KU
Local nurseries will set out ivy vines around Memorial Stadium next week to cover the entire structure. Plants were raised in summer, and the project aims to complete the ground cover around the stadium.
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University
Kansas
Mount Hope
Memorial Stadium
Ats
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