General Flores Losses Probe in Sinaloa Race
Unconfirmed reports from Mazatlan suggest General Flores, once a presidential candidate, ended his bid with a defeat in Sinaloa. Dispatches describe a late night retreat along the hills with Miranentes awaiting in a mountain pass. officials deny decisive results yet.
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Mexico
Agkoe
Flores
Sinaloa
Mazatlan
Felniversal Heroe
Eral Flores
Pneo Ce Bea
Gerter Miranentes
Mertormond
Sinalpal
LaGyiono
New Orleans
Committee clears session on Richard Choker estate tax settlement
A government committee in Richmond Virginia reviews an internal report on the Richard Choker estate tax settlement. Frank Fragger reads a forty page document while officials defend general methods used in the settlement. The panel concludes the proceedings are lawful and allows further testimony in public sessions.
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Nvestiz
Ternal Revenue Bureau
Richard Choker
Frank Fragger
Richmond
Bureau
Burdau
New Trial Filed In Uttinger Case In District Court
A motion for a new trial has been filed in the district court regarding the Lula Uttinger case. The jury returned a verdict last week. the defense attorney argues the trial had errors and seeks reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Uttinger
H. Uttinger
Referendum Support Falls Short in Veterans Aid Measure
Partial OCR shows voters reject a referendum on aid for veterans with about 246 871 ballots counted and officials noting final results pending certification. Officials estimate the amendment failed by a majority exceeding 50 percent.
The Perfect Man Theory Promoted by New York Physicians
A chaotic fragment discusses alleged medical research on glands and the so called perfect man. It cites Dr Willing of New York and Dr Fiske asserting gland function controls youth and vitality, while experts deem the notion utopian and unsupported by medical knowledge.
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Abdijey
Hiske
New York
Medigal Amelon
Ditfenbach
Hall
Mian
Fiske
Hiner
Jductless
Jon
Navy maneuvers near Hawaii and Pacific defenses discussed
A period article notes American Navy exercises near Hawaii as part of a broader Pacific defense plan. It mentions potential enemy focus on Japan, Philippine routes, and a strategy shifting toward southern operations, with officials signaling coordinated air and naval readiness.
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Osa
Nln
States Navy
Pakuke
Hawaii
Japan
Osaka
Ameri ‘Iba
Ated
End comes today to Mrs Harding widow of President
Florence Kling Harding widow of former President Warren G Harding died peacefully in Marion Ohio after suffering kidney and nephritis related illness. Funeral arrangements set for Epworth Methodist Church with burial beside her husband in Marion. President Coolidge and officials sent condolences as Washington mourned the loss of the former first lady renowned for her grace and public charity work. Military guard to perform at Harding tomb in Marion for the funeral day proceedings.
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Marion
Ohio
Associated Press
Warren
G- Harding
Florence
Kling Hardite
Ipath
Hiarding
Ae Lie
C. B. Kling
George B. Chr Jr
Harding
Privente Seckelhy
Mary Luwiy Low
Mee
Carl W. Sasv
Lndy
Mire
Frank Longshore
Batt Church Street
Batt Church Street, Where It Will Remain Until, the Funeral Orvices
Epworth
Jesse Swank
Grill
Handle
Ohig
R. C. Snyder
Norwalk
Frutdenity
Mir
I the Negrs
Vale al Servidas
White House
Walter Reed Hospital
Executive
Washington
San Francisco
Washingston
Coolidge
Presi
Sfidaw
Ier
United States
Boys to Hutchinson in drifting court case charges
Cincinnati youths Clarefice Woll and William Ver noe plead purity in district court. Sheriff Will Johns took them to Hutchinson to face sentencing after state prosecutors named Wolf and Werner as involved. They claim car theft with fuel shortage and explain Ford coupe sabotage and tire removal. Gable, charged with child desertion, is also mentioned in the search for work.
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Clarefice Woll
William Vernoe
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hugh
Old Coupe
J. J
Hulchinso
Will Johns
Wolf
Werner
Bath
Hays
Lawrence
Gidy
Lawpy
Willy
Sheila
Bys Huéchanson
Gable
Grange Votes Against Child Labor Amendment
Atlantic City N J November 21 By an overwhelming vote the national Grange declared itself opposed to the child labor amendment to the federal Constitution The organization pledged strong efforts to prevent ratification After long discussion the decision was supported by every state except Washington Oregon and Missouri The convention will meet next year at Sacramento California.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Grange
Burely
Washington
Oregon
Missouri
Sacramento
Cal
Detective Impersonator Arrested in Miss Lauressig Case
William Reed of 643 North Third Street held on charge of defrauding elderly Miss Lauressig of Connecticut Street. Reed admitted posing as a detective for a $21 fee plus rail fare, threatening to lien property, and falsely claiming American Detective Agency ties. He confessed guilt and awaits justice court plea.
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William Reed
North Third Street
Lillian ‘Lauressip
Connecticut Street
Reed
Sauressit
Sir Joseph
Lauressigher
Graveure to Sing in Recital at Robinson Maagon
Louis Graveure, renowned baritone, will perform in a Robinson Maagon recital on October 1 as the third program in the University concert series. He has global concert experience and is praised for his diction and expressive versatility. He began his professional career in 1915 and is married to Alean Painter, a noted soloist in musical comedies.
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Louis Graveure
Robinson Maagion
Graveyte
Pittsburg Student Fatally Injured in Truck Car Collision
A Pittsburg Kansas student, 17, from a teachers college, was fatally hurt while en route to classes when a truck and a car collided. He fell against a telephone pole, suffered a skull fracture, and died three hours later at a hospital. The report also notes agricultural production figures and a local box supper event in Bismarck with Carrie Fultz leading the program.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Dnit
Bismarck
Carrie Fultz
Art impulse as life’s highest art says Jastrow
Professor Joseph Jastrow of the University of Wisconsin told the third annual fine arts day convocation at the University of Kansas that the art impulse is a core part of living. He said the aesthetic sense arises from emotion and that many people access art second or third hand, with the only true artist being the creator.
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Joseph Jastrow
University of Wisconsin
University of Kansas
Jastrow
Pr. W. L. Burdick
Education Week Attends Quincy Patron-Teachers Meeting
Large turnout of about 150 patrons heard Supt. M J Del Mango outline Lawrence schools aims. He stressed character building health through dental and physical education, practical spelling, and dignity of labor via vocational courses. Notes on home influences and discipline. plans for a rummage sale and November meeting discussed.
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Quincy Patron-Teachers’ Association
M. JC. del Mango
Lawrence
del Mango
Tiss Rachael
Stevens
Mace- Tidwell
Tmie
Rapping season opens in Douglas County with licenses
Douglas County will open its rapping season in December and run through February. The county clerk sells a few crapping licenses and authorizes sales. Jaedicke's Hardware stock includes several licenses. The high school band charters a bus to Topeka for the Lawrence game. about twenty five band members travel, leaving at 11 am. Albert Eugene Griffin files for divorce from Zuella D. Griffin for abandonment in November 1923.
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Douglas County
Jaedicke
Topeka
Albert Eugene Griffin
Zuella D. Griffin
Moses Washington Truck Driver Leaves Load After Call to Police
In Los Angeles Moses Washington a truck driver deserted his load and phoned police. Officers opened the box and found dolls with mechanical lungs that sighed Mama amid the jolt of the collision. No clear victim identified and details remain unclear.
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Los Angeles
Moses
Kansas Officials Elected At Topeka Conven tion Session
Kansas official Council and nine member organizations held a joint session in Topeka where five officers and the 1926 convention city were chosen. Elected officers include President E M Funk and Vice President W C Kontgom ery. other roles cover probate judges district clerks and county officials with numerous names listed in the local officer roster.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Coca
Kldasaq
E. M. Funk
Cloud County
Vicce
Bertha Compton
Thombé
Ansinearid
Sedgwick County
Phihi Clark
Leavenworthf
H. L. Pa County
C. Lagerwaill
Shawk
Fran
Trego County
Girard
R. L. Hill
Belleville
Tudent
Great Bend
Rose
Hart
Bitary
Fer
Fee
Edith Worley
Mabel Emporia
Flora
M. Geen
WILL FORM CLUBS AT UNIVERSITY TRI OOPS MEETING
The committee organizing the tri county clubs met to appoint a temporary chair and set a December convocation at 10 o clock. Officers were elected and plans formed for Jayhawkers in high schools with 412 named groups. The county club pays a dollar and a stipend for student committees to cover remaining costs.
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Willlj
Neil
Studiut Qi Leanumittees
K.ft
Templar Banquet Interruption Cited By Fire Damage
A small fire at a gas heater in a Gleed residence caused damage to furniture yesterday afternoon. Fire crews reported minimal damage with total losses around 32 dollars. The incident occurred after a banquet at the Masonic temple and involved the Gleed location at 1741 Massachi.
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Gleed
Massachi
Lawrence visitors tour Bourbon and Allen dairy farms
A party of 85 Douglas county farmers business leaders and agriculture students toured Fort Scott Iola and Humboldt dairy operations to compare conditions with local needs They saw a milk condensing plant and praised good Bourbon and Allen county roads while planning follow up farm visits and a luncheon to discuss outcomes.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Bourbon
Allen Counties
Iola
Fort Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Ida
Allen
Tor
Allen County
Bourbon County
Humboldt
Iala
Carter Tire & Battery Company
Germans Leave Home as Emigration Surges in Germany
Berlin reports a marked rise in Germans seeking better futures abroad. Within a month emigrants grow from 1,873 to 4,955, concentrated in Wurttemberg and the Rhineland, as occupation and industry disruption push swarms to North and South America, Russia, and elsewhere. The Rhineland industry suffers under French occupation, complicating recovery. A Grange program at Midland is noted in the same item.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Jeaps
Boulinis
Wurttemberg
Rhineland
North
South America
Russia
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Verdigt
ECON
Hora
the Associated
Oni Hist
Provence
Chile
Mrs. Harding
Nea Marion, O
Marion Monda
White
Hutchinson
Lo Lett
Baudlers
Wilbur
California
Cancus
Grange
Iam Reed
Lillian Lauressig
Robinson
Department of Agit
Hales
Trop Sas
Chevrolet
Isays
Wisconsin
M. C. del Manzo
Quincy
Parent-Teachers
Coney
Plant¢ University Rganize
Artyal
Midland
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