Illness of King Worries British in London
London reports King George the sixth has developed further congestion in a tongue with restless night and little rest. Officials call the illness serious but not alarming as Parliament discussions turn gloomy and the Prince of Wales is kept informed while Queen Mary and Princess Mary plan to join Buckingham Palace.
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London
George
Prince of Wales
East
Africa
Duke of York
England
Naseby
Buckingham Palace
Queen Ary
Princess Mary
Palace
Friedrich Sthammer
Frauz Sthamer
Louise
Lof Argyle
Queen Mary
Wales
Duke of
Glouchester
Courteieley
Jayhawk Team Arrives in Boonville Ahead of Columbia Game
About forty Kansas players and six coaches reached Boonville Mo for a pregame headquarters setup ahead of their clash in Columbia tomorrow. The group planned a Kemper military school visit with a dinner and a special address by Dr F C Allen before a workout on Kemper field.
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Jayhawk
Tiger
Boonville
Kansas
Columbia
Kemper Military School
F C. Allen
Jayhawkers
Kemper Field
Zep
Emperor Hirohito Begins Three Day Pilgrimage
Emperor Hirohito started a three day pilgrimage from Kyoto to honor his imperial ancestors. He travels with Empress Nagako and a small court retinue. The journey marks part of ceremonies following his enthronement as the 124th emperor of Japan.
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Hirohito
Kyoto
Japan
Nagako
Local Forecast Summary From Fragmented Weather Note
Fragmentary forecast notes say fair tonight and Saturday with colder conditions in the east. Road reports suggest mostly good travel, with Salina and Emporia areas fair, Douglas County roads good. Temperatures and timing details are incomplete and unclear.
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Salina Fair
Emporia
Douglas County
Omaha Hatchet Slayer Identified in Bird Case
Omaha authorities say Jake Bird, previously a Burlington Railway prosecution witness, was positively identified by Mrs. Harold Stribling as the hatchet killer. Bird rode to Lincoln Prison after a hospital scene where Mrs. Stribling allegedly identified him, while Mrs. Henry disputed the identification. Bird, once jailed for burglary and rape, had been in Omaha since the Grigor case, and declined to talk beyond seeking an attorney.
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Neb
Jake Bird
Burlington Railway
Harold Stribling
Bird
State Penitentiary
Lincoln
Shotwell
Conrad Barth
Burlington
Gordon
Grigor
Cleveland
Ashland
Lincoln Prison
Utah
E. ©. Henry
Had No Contract With Cook Panhandle Oilman Jury Says
A Panhandle Texas jury ruled that D A Whittenberg 71 a plainsman and oilman had no marriage contract with his former cook Mrs Donie Van Dever 45 a mother of six seeking 1 million dollars for alleged breach of promise The verdict followed claims Whittenberg deserted her in 1926 after she and he had been engaged in Amarillo Texas The case recounts Whittenbergs move to the Panhandle in 1893 and his later oil wealth built from 40 sections around a border field by 1920
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Panhandle
Tex
D. A. Whittenberg
Donie van Dever
Whittenberg
van Dever
Amarillo
Texas
Nordic Madonna Sold Sparks Island Protest in Gotland
The Nordic Madonna statue, an 11th or 12th century Swedish church treasure from Viklau on Gotland, has been sold to Sweden’s State Historical Museum to fund a heating project. Residents fear the loss of a priceless northern artwork as church authorities justify the sale.
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Stockholm
State Historical Museum of
Sweden
Gotland
Europe
Fof Viklau
No Fights in Oaxaca as Bullring Tradition Fades
In Oaxaca City Mexico bullfighting is nearly unknown with no legal bullfights for about 75 years. The state bans bullfighting and Benito Juarez, Oaxaca’s native son, enacted the law. Most residents have grown up without bullfights, making the practice largely forgotten.
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Oaxaca City
Mexico
Oaxaca
Benito Juarez
George W Lington
Texas
Free funerals for all citizens in Apt France vote
The Apt France municipal council voted to grant free funerals for all 12 000 residents. The plan covers basic pomp but extra cost for ceremonial style must be paid by those requesting it. A church fundraiser is listed with a street sale by St John’s church on Saturday Nov 24 1905.
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Apt
France
LN Lane
Ladies of
St.John’s Church
Flood relief Need Identified for 7625 Families in Kansas
Albert E. Evans of the American Red Cross reports 1825 families in the Iola Ottawa Winfield Kansas area require flood relief after last week's floods. Destitute rural districts near Winfield not included. Regional drive aims to raise 20000 locally beginning Tuesday morning.
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Winfield
Kans
Albert E. Evans
Weeters
Kansas
Ottawa
R. Evans
Ieen
Kansas City
Butler County
Iola
Infield
Budget figures outline 1930 31 for University sector
Topeka budget director’s recommendations total 2 695 985 for 1930 1931. Salaries and wages 1 869 770 maintenance 531 765 repairs 135 000 chancellor’s fund 1 000 revolving fund 10 000 special repairs 58 450 biology lab equipment 70 000 biology building service tunnels 20 000 total 2 695 985. Increase of 86 570 for salaries to retain valuable staff, 62 000 for new departments and assistants. Special repairs and equipment include boiler 25 000 turbo generator 20 000 fire escape 1 000 campus lighting 5 000 sidewalks 2 000 auditorium equipment 1 451. University medical schools: salaries 240 000 maintenance 120 000 repairs 10 000 special repairs 30 000 equipment ward unit 60 000 remodeling hospital 15 000 borrowed money fire dispensary 10 000 total 485 006.
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Topeka
Fraser Halk
Union
Pe ‘ University
Plane Crash Kills Four Near Spokane
Spokane area reports a Ford-tri motored passenger plane wreck near Spokane resulting in four deaths and three serious injuries. Names tied to Spokane Eastern Trust, Spokane Airways, Horn Aircraft Detroit, and witness accounts describe the craft circling low over rural outskirts before impact. Details are unverified.
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Spokane
Wash
Chronicle
Kenneth I. Dunion
Spokane and Eastern Trust
Detroit
Mitchell
Rex Heath
Spokane Airways, Inc
Divorce rate four times higher among divorces says study
AP reports Professor Arthur J. Todd of Northwestern University says his department’s调查 shows one divorce to seven marriages in the United States, indicating a serious disorder. He notes the death by own action rate among divorced persons is four times that of those who are happily married.
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Chicago
Arthur J. Todd
Todd
Northwestern
University
State Regents Recommend 20 Percent Salary Increase
Topeka Nov 23 AP a 20 percent rise in salary budgets for state educational institutions is urged for the 1929-1931 biennium with total appropriations of 5 066 070 for sale budgets and 21 248 746 in biennial totals. Major sums go to University of Kansas Kansas State Agricultural College and teachers colleges while numerous building projects are itemized across the system. The plan awaits governor Pruden's approval before printing.
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Topeka
State Board of Regents
W. W. Jackson
Betha Weatherton
University of Kansas
School of Medicine
Rosedale
Kansas State Agricultural, College
Eimporiz Teachers College
Hays Teachers College
A.C._K. SIA. C
Emporia College Library
Hamlet Sets Attendance Record at Fraser Theater
University of Fraser dramatic groups presented Hamlet for three performances this week drawing about 1700 in gross receipts, with Prof Allen Crafton noting strong town support. An extra $250 was earned beyond student enterprise tickets, and rehearsal begins Monday for The Whole Towns Talking Broadway farce set for December 10.
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New Fraser Theater
Allen Crafton
Department of Speech and Dramatics
Crafton
Memphis cops suspended over smoke screen at parade
Memphis officers faced a three day suspension after allegedly leading a negro Armistice day parade while emitting dense smoke from exhausts to obscure marchers. The incident prompted complaints of improper conduct and calls for recounts in unrelated township trustee vote coverage.
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Trafic
Memphis
Tenn
Prize steers bring $1 a pound at American Royal sale
At Kansas City on November 23 prize cattle drew $1 per pound for beef on the hoof in the American Royal livestock and horse show auction. Muscatine’s Hillandale Farm grand champion calf sold for $1 to a Excelsior Springs hotel, while reserve and 4 H club grand champion Blackbird from Princeton Mo. sold at the same rate to a Kansas City hotel. Shorthorn steer Alaster Wishart Manhattan Kans won vocational agriculture class champion, selling for 40 cents a pound.
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American Royal Livestock and Horse Show
Muscatine
Hillandale Farm
Excelsior
Charleene Moss
Princeton
Alaster Wishart
Manhattan
Kans
Vocational Agriculture Club
Hobo Day at University Ends With Prizes for Best Dressed
Students celebrated Hobo Day with wild costumes and revelry. Women dressed in grandmotherly garb and lamp shade hats while men imitated wandering hoboes with red noses and rags. A rally in Robinson gym drew nearly 2000, with prizes of railroad tickets to the Columbia game awarded at a pep meeting led by Van the animal man and George Chamos.
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Joe College
Ron
Robinson Gymnasium
Van
Animal Man
George Chamos
Topeka
Freddie Agnew
Marjorie Bronson
Lawrence
Hoette
Jim Kennedy
Columbia
Farm Relief Problem Also to Bring Tariff Revision Up With It
Washington reports indicating congress faces farm relief alongside tariff revision at the approaching short session. President elect Hoover hints at an extra session if needed. Tilson urges a separate session for tariff talk. Muscle Shoals debate continues amid Madden leasing prospects and legal challenges. New Santa Fe railroad proposal seeks 66 miles of track in Texas and New Mexico.
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Herbert Hoover
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Ender
House
White House
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Almon
Alabama
American Dynamid Company
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Nebraska
Supreme Court
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Borah
Hale
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Boulder Canyon Dam
New Santa Fe Construction
Texas
New Mexico
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé Railroad
Haskell Defeats Nebraska Wesleyan In Big 60–0 Victory
Haskell Indians dominate Nebraska Wesleyan at home scoring 60 to 0 after building an early 18–0 lead. Weller and Wilson each contribute multiple plays with Cross and Beaver on crucial finishes. The day includes a festive “Hobo Day” parade as Haskell rolls to the lopsided win.
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Seading
Grant
Heaver
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Indians
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Wilson
Beaver
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Smith
Murphy
Miller
Tittle
Bainter
Judgment for sixty three fifty in hat suit
The Superior Hat company of St. Louis was awarded a judgment for 63.45 against M. J. Skofstad in district court after noon, not 838.65 as earlier reported. Skofstad had paid 257.18 for hats and returned 63.45 worth. the check was dishonored, leading to the suit for 63.48.
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Superior Hat Company
St. Louis
Journal-World
Skofstad
Grads on Topeka Paper Show KU Alumni On Staff
The Topeka State Journal highlights strong KU ties with six graduates and former students among its staff. Frank P. McLen nan, a 1875 graduate, leads the paper with seven Kansas University alums in roles across editorial and advertising. John Sparks and others appear on the editorial desk while AP reporters Clarence Johnson and J. B. Ehgle work in the Journal building. An Atwater Kent Radio advertisement closes the note.
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Topeka State Journal
K. U
Frank P. McLennan
Kansas University
Mem
Topeka
Associated Press
Gilbert Swenson
Ted Wear
John§. Sparks
Frank
Tiffany
Journal
Carl Coffelt
Earl Strimple
Associated
Close Stock Exchange To Bring Books Up Close
New York November 28 AP The board of governors of the New York exchange voted to close the exchange Saturday while offices of exchange members stay open Governors of the New York curb market also voted to suspend trading tomorrow The closings will allow member houses to catch up with bookkeeping delayed by a week of heavy trading with total sales exceeding 5 000 000 shares It will give traders and office staff a breathing spell after prolonged overtime and frenzied activity on the floor
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New York
New York Exchange
Exchange
Three arrestees in Nash car drunkenness case in Nash
Eugene Beck Ray Zimmerman and Mrs Lucille Ruby were arrested on drunkenness and liquor possession charges after a Nash car was found parked at the Theta Tau house. Two pints found in the College Inn basement. Ruby, cafe manager, faces charges over a bad check. Trials set for Monday. county action discussed.
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Theta Tau
Tennessee Street
Eugene Beck
Rhode Island
Ray Zimmerman
New Hampshire Street
Lucille Ruby
Kentucky Street
Smith
Hunter
Calhoun
Ingalls
College Inn
West Fourteenth Street
Ruby
John Callahan
Vogler
Kansas Plumbing and Electric Company
East Ninth Street
Beck
Zimmerman
Victory Over Crime in Bloody Twentieth Ward Trial
Chicago reports a jury found 15 men guilty of fraud and violence tied to the Bloody Twentieth ward primary. One defendant, Joseph Amarino alias Peppy Genero, was acquitted after a six week trial named the Eller case. Punishments ranged from 400 to 1260 dollars following a 13 hour deliberation.
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Chicago
Joseph Amarino
Peppy” Genero
Eller
Ortis | Eller
Emanuel Eller
A. Ae
Milk Bath On Hill After Car Crash In Lawrence
F S Butcher, president of the Douglas County Milk Producers, injured by a windshield impact as a Dodge touring car carrying milk collides with a Cadillac on flower pot hill near Eleventh and Missouri. Butcher’s wife uninjured. Harold Brinch, Cadillac driver and KU student, assists police. no arrests. Both cars damaged. Diga Survey Days contest prizes offered by Merchants Bureau for written improvements to Lawrence. submissions due 6 pm Saturday. first prize $10, second $5.
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Missouri
Flower Pot Hill
Butcher
Douglas County Milk Producers Association
Dodge
Harold Brinch
Cajaillac
K. U
Diga
Merchants Bureau
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
White Leghorn Tops Kaw Valley Poultry Show
The fifty annual Kaw Valley Poultry show crowned Jaunty White Leghorn cockerel owned by P J Lux of Lawrence as champion bird. Judge E C G Branch praised Lux's entries, with Lux also claiming major sweepstake honors. Awards listed include best cock Rhode Island Red and best young pen Rhode Island Red among others. rabbit show results pending.
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Kaw Valley Poultry Association
P.ut. Lux
Lawrence
E. C G. Branch
Lees Summit
Lux
Branch
South Park
P. J. Lux
Rhode Island
W. M. Clevenges
Wellsville
Rhody Island
Claude McNalley
Olathe
Rhode Island Reds
Barred Plymouth Rocks
Olinda Brune
White Plymouth Rocks
Duncan Ray Dearborn
Buff Plymout
Joe P. Jacobs
Topeka
Whits Wyamrotte
M. Clevenger
F. My Springer
Frank Pringle
C. J. Moser
Hanover
Kans
Singia
P. Df. Lux
Wyandotte
W. H. Clevenger
Lawrence High Poultry Team Wins Again at Kaw Valley Show
Lawrence High School captured first place in the Kaw Valley Poultry show contest for a second straight year with a total of 703 points. Raymond Standing, Robert Miller, and Jack Hawk led the Lawrence squad to victory over Ottawa, which scored 730 points. The win earns Lawrence the silver cup for the coming year, with potential permanent possession after three wins. William Essick coached the team for vocational agriculture at Lawrence High.
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Lawrence High School
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Lawrence
Ottawa
Raymond Standing
Robert Miller
Jack Hawk
Miller
Hawk
William Essick
Late Harry A. Sibley Was Poultry Pioneer
Harry A. Sibley died Wednesday in a local hospital. He was Kan sas first Rhode Island Red breeder, helped organize the Douglas county poultry group, ran a 15 acre farm, and shipped birds to the middle west while his birds appeared in regional shows.
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Kaw Valley Poultry Association
South Park
Douglas County
Harry A. Sibley
Rhode Island
Kansas
Sibley
Middle West
Poultry Association
Douglas Cfounty
Gasoline Price Cut At Local Service Stations
Lawrence motorists see a 2 cent per gallon reduction at Incal service stations and tank wagon suppliers. The price matches tank truck sales in the area and applies broadly across local companies. No end date given. Cars washed 1.50, pickup and delivery offered by Hudson-Goff.
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Lawrence
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