Mitchell Takes the Stand Today in Court Martial
Colonel Mitchell testified about his aviation career in World War I and his postwar views on air power. He described commendations, wartime plans, and recommendations for national defense, including Alaska’s role and a high speed plane project. He answered questions on defense policy and prior assignments, subject to cross examination.
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William Botelell
Adr
Sitka
Manton Winship
Waid
Ant
Mitshell
Polong
France
Frank Reid
Ilinois
Painleve resigns as French premier amid bond plan clash
Paris reports Premier Painleve resigns after two ministries since April. The cabinet fell over a plan to consolidate short term treasury bonds. Deputies voted 278 to 27 against consolidacion. Bank France support trumped by fears of government instability amid broader budget moves.
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Aed Ba
France
Soci Dsts
Kansas Forecast Signals Mild East Zone Warmup
Forecasts indicate generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures in the eastern portion. Road conditions are reported as clear in cities including Emporia Coffeyville and Arkan.
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Kansas
Roads City
Emporia
May Have Singing School Rotarians Plan Musical Improve
Rotarians aim to boost their singing for a guest appearance by John Philip Sousa on December 14. The group debates voice ranges and accompaniment, hoping to deliver a strong performance while neighbors stay peaceful.
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John Philip Sousa
Babe Con
Sousa
Lawrence
Donwelty Injured In Automobile Crash in Bartlesville
Donal Welty of the Bartlesville Examiner, KU 1921 graduate, was seriously injured when his car hit a truck loaded with oil rigging after failing to see it at night. A passenger, Suit, also suffered injuries. Welty’s recovery was reported as not serious, with relatives notified.
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Donal Welty
Bartlesville Examiner
Unversity of
Kansas
Mr. Welty
Welty
Suit
Lawrence
Barth Plaville
Acco Cians
Pocket Picked in Lawrence After Hutchinson Visitor
Emerson Carey of Hutchinson was robbed of a billfold containing 290 to 300 dollars and valuable papers after a game in Lawrence Saturday. Two men named Maemannius and Bird were arrested and held at the county jail on charges of picking pockets. a third suspect was held nearby.
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Emerson Carey
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Knights Templar inspection at De Molay Commandery No 4
An annual inspection of De Molay Commandery No 4 Knights Templar will be held at the Masonic Temple tomorrow. Eminent Sir Knight J. K. McClelland of Kansas will conduct the inspection, preceded by a supper served by the ladies of the Social Order of the Beausant.
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Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
J. K. McClelland
State of
Kansas
Aecial Order of the Beauserant
Kansas Vacation Opens a Day Early After Victory
Kansas will start vacation Tuesday at noon and classes will not meet again until Monday morning. The early break follows the fine spirit shown by students last week and Kansas’s climactic win over Missouri.
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Kansas
Missouri
Christmas Window Display Opens Lawrence Season
Merchants in Lawrence invite firms to decorate windows for the formal opening of the Christmas shopping season on Wednesday evening December 2. The event, supported by the Merchants Bureau, calls for holiday goods in windows and special sale prices through the holidays.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Conmerce
Merchants Bureau
Call on Dads Student in Paris Writing Home for Money
Paris reports show American students in the Latin Quarter writing home for higher allowances as prices rise. Furnished apartments now cost about 1500 francs monthly, tripling previous rates, while a drink described as a glass of mixture costs 1 franc 70 centimes, leaving the student with just a tip.
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Paris
Jong
Mild celebration noted by officials after big game
County and city officials report celebration during homecoming at the University of Arkansas and in the city is milder and of a different nature. Of twenty arrests by county officers only one was a university student. five or six were by city officers. Sheriff Cummings notes improved behavior and fewer fines among Kansas students, while Dean John Dyer sees latent improvement.
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University of Akansas
University
Sherff Cummings
Kansas
John Dyer
Rey
Shenandoah officer testifies on withheld gas details at court
Aviation chief member A Pat Arthur E Carlsen testified about a survivor Tvient Bauch telling him not to reveal certain information unless asked. He disclosed that minutes before the Shenandoah broke apart he closed off the internal gassing manifold amidships to slow helium flow, saying he did it on his own initiative as the ship sagged. He said Bauch advised not to mention it unless questioned and Mayer claimed ignorance, leaving the matter to Carlsson.
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Memer
Shenandoah
Naval Court
Tvient
C. Bauch
Carlson
Lakehurst
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Bauch
Mayer
Kansas Bar Association Opens Forty-Third Meeting in Emporia
The Kansas Bar Association began its forty-third annual gathering in Emporia with an opening session led by Thomas W. Butcher, president of the Emporia Teachers College. Charles L. Hunt, vice president, delivered the welcome and an address on the law of the air by A. Lambert, former Emporia man now with American opt ion in New York. Lambert urged open access to space and applying land law to airspace, predicting fewer broadcasting stations and regulation of interfering electric devices to boost radio. Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law School planned to address the group tonight.
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Emporia
Kan
A.P
Kansas Bar Association
Kansas
Thomas W. Butcher
Emporia Teachers College
Charles L. Hunt
A. Lambert
Option of America
New York
Sternberg to Speak at Chamber Lunch Meeting
Professor Sternberg of economics from the university will speak at the noon luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow on production trends and the outlook for high growth industries. After the program, a social hour will honor several local families and guests. Crude oil prices rose slightly in Dallas, with Corsicana heavy crude at 1.05, and the new tax reduction bill moved from the House Ways and Means Committee to the full house.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Postoffice to Close Thanksgiving Day in Lawrence
The Lawrence Post Office will observe Thanksgiving as a holiday and be closed all day Thursday. No deliveries will be made but mail will be collected from street boxes. Outgoing mail will be processed as usual on collection.
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Lawrence
Robbery at Hill Side Pharmacy on West Ninth Street
Two unmasked men held up Hill Side Pharmacy at 626 West Ninth Street around 2:50 AM. They backed customers and staff into the back room, forced the register open, escaping with about 20 in cash, a top coat, and two gold watches belonging to Roy Herndon and William Semple. Helen Hogan escaped unharmed. The bandits fled via the front door and warned against pursuit.
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Willian Semple
Roy Herndon
Virgil Horse
A Clark
Helen Hogan
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Herndon
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Miss Hogan
Wichita telephonic court and Briand cabinet hints
A Wichita judge, David Leahy, presides over a small debtors court run by telephone, hearing cases on his front porch with no compensation and no appeals. Separate dispatches note Aristide Briand near forming a cabinet in Paris, while Wichita stations raise gas prices and a bank scandal case, with jury completion anticipated for Phili Drumm.
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Kan
David Leahy
Kansas
Men
United States
Asia
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Leahy
Jierge Leahy
Maintift
Poourt
Leah
Wild Bill” Hickok
Bil
Judge Leahy
Solomon
Japanese Youth Talks At Rotary on War and Peace
University of Kansas senior Buni Togawa spoke at Rotary about Japan’s conditions and the wartime balance of finances and defense. He described Japan as warlike due to geography and feudal roots but argued most Japanese favor peace. noted compulsory service, strong navy, and wartime finances. He urged better US Japan relations and broader international understanding through Rotary education programs.
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Rotary Jrisheon
Mgr. Togawa
America
Missouri
K. U
Yogawa
Japan
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
France
Toga
Aginda
Russia
Lou
United States
Torawn
Simons
Rotary Education
Rotary Bis
Bandit Theft At McCune Bank Amid Chase To Escape West
Early today a bandit robbed the first national bank of McCune forcing cashier J B Hanna to open the vault. He fled westward in a small motor car with an Oklahoma license tag. Hanna was confined for half an hour before discovery. The pursuit followed the flight path as officers traced the bandit’s route.
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First National Bank of
Extra edition rushed after Kansas Missouri game
Crowds in the business district found a Journal-World extra on the streets minutes after the game. Newsboys sold 1227 copies by 7 pm, delivering a complete story with a two hundred word lead just eight minutes after the final gun.
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Newsbay
Journal-World
Lawrence Traffic Runs Smooth After Big Game
Traffic in Lawrence was largely cleared after a crowded game day as drivers were urged to stay home. Mayor Holiday praised regular and special police for efficient traffic management and citizens for walking to the event, aiding handling of the large crowd.
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Holliday
Lawrence
Grame
Knew Your School Work Week At Lawrence High
Principal JE Stonepipher praises Lawrence High and Junior High for strong visitor turnout during Knew Your School Week. Many parents with younger children toured daily, some returning for multiple sessions, while Junior High saw no contests to boost attendance.
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O Ne
JE. Stonepipher
Parentis
Flotias Hialie
Stenecipher
Film Week At EBowersack Theatre Showings
The EBowersack Theatre plans three days of film screenings this week as part of the regular program. A late afternoon showing marks the start on Wednesday with four hundred seats available, and attendance will help support the official Pathé cinema event.
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Ebowersack
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Paulen
Four Prisoners Granted Citizenship at Tardans Today
Tozela Kansas November 23 193? Governor Mildren Baulen grants pardons to four prisoners. Zelpha Loomis manslaughter Sedgwick County Industrial Farm for Women. Ruby Mick burglary Allen County Industrial Farm. Edith Donnewald forgery Lyon County Industrial Farm. Pete Brown liquor law violation Labette County penitentiary. County schools announce a holiday Thursday and some will meet Friday to make up work with Dr Albright noted as chiropractor.
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Kan
Zelpha Loomis
Sedgwick
Ruby Mick
Allen
Edith Donnewald
Lyon County
Pete Brown
Labette County
O. J. Lane
Wortty
Burglars Crack Safes at Local Stores
Burglars entered the Bowersock theater and Jungs Hackman department store between Saturday evening and Sunday morning, escaping with about 4000 dollars in cash and valuable papers. The department store cash was insured. Both safes were opened with chisels and hammers. The Innes store was entered by smashing a window and rear window latch, with offices looted and antique coins and hosiery stolen. Police suspect the same group committed all robberies, fleeing by car. bloodhounds from Kansas City failed to track them. Nearby Coffeyville also reported eight houses robbed in one night, with jewelry and valuables taken. clues pointed to a motor car, investigations ongoing.
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Glenn Dick
Innes
Jim Monroe
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O'Clocck
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Coffeyvilles
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Hloudia
Radio Program From KU Station KP Tonight
A brief radio listing from KU KP shows Miss Genevieve LaForg and Miss Helen Saun announced for a Kansas air time tonight. The segment names may include Fyels and Cad targets, with a focus on musical or talk features.
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All-city schools dismiss for two day vacation period
The district will dismiss all city schools in the afternoon for the two day vacation. Elementary grades leave at 2 pm while high and junior high finish at 1 pm to allow students to attend local events. Classes resume Monday, November 34, with plans for return to normal after the break.
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