Dirigible Rechristened Los Angeles at Bolling Field
Washington November 24. The giant airship Los Angeles formerly the ZR-3 faced landing challenges at Bolling Field requiring partial deflation to touch down. Officials observed the christening ceremony while the Navy celebrated with a national salute and a display of pigeons and balloons.
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Fragmentary Local Crime Note From Lumen? Not Clear
Fragmented OCR text shows a scene with a store in Kansas City and a group of people, including a bandit incident, but many words are garbled. Readable parts mention a store in Ton, Kansas, a shopper scenario, and alleged strafing of illicit acts with a bandit near rugs and furniture. specifics remain unclear.
Legion One Speech at Kansas City Conference
An incomplete typeset pane recounts a post command annual conference in Kansas City. It notes efforts by leaders including Walter, efforts to secure funds for orphans and veterans, and aims to advance a peacetime program through national welfare. The fragment references a speaker's plan to push for a competent court and universal fulfillment of goals.
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Plane crash kills seven near Temes river bank
A crash shortly after takeoff fatally injured seven aboard an Army plane. Authorities say the aircraft burst into flames near Fort Riley while on a training flight. Captain Edinger, a flight surgeon, was among those reported killed. further details remained unclear as investigators began examining the wreckage.
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Histisville
Fr FIDALLY send ship to bottom
Fragmentary OCR text notes a bombing threat and naval action. It references a sleeved commandant and a ship sent to the bottom at a specified morning time. Key names and places are unclear due to garbled source.
Thanksgiving union service announced by city churches
The annual Thanksgiving union service will be held Thursday morning at 2 30 o clock at the First Christians church. Rev J F Watts of the First Baptist Church will preach the sermon based on Psalm 103 A chorus led by the Lord is Christian church choir will render an anthem. Churches across the city urge congregations to attend.
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State Senate adjourns after organizing plan for governor’s succession
The state senate chaired by the governor adjourned at 2:05 pm after shaping its organization and a line of succession for the governor. W J Holloway of Hugo was endorsed as president pro tempore. Wash Hudson of Tulsa remains floor leader. W McAlister retains the sergeant at arms post. John Long, despite military service, is elected sergeant at arms. The session resumes in January for the tenth regular session.
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Tulsa
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Inaugural Ball Attendance Veto Sparks Debate
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge face questions over attending an inaugural ball. The issue arises amid broader discussions of formal social functions in early 1920s Washington as plans for a grand parade and official events unfold.
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Coolidge
Howdent
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Boy Bound Over in Forgery Case After Preliminary Hearing
A high school student was bound over to February district court on one forgery charge after a preliminary hearing in justice court yesterday. Bond set at 140 dollars. he is also charged with passing bad checks. The defendant allegedly forged a check payable to Leata M or Mable RL Rich. The case involves loose ends and a planned Thanksgiving break in Kansas City.
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Justice Court
Real ae in federal expenses reducing budget limits
Washington reports a conference between President Coolidge and Budget Director Lord trimmed the next fiscal year's expenditures below the $1,800,000,000 figure promised in June. Lord would not release totals but said initial savings were greater than expected, with lower soldier bonus costs and bonus administration cuts contributing.
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Big Legion Meeting Honors National Commander Crain
David Mc Freston Prentis Creath and George Melvin attended a Topeka gathering of American Legion members honoring National Commander Jamey A. Crain. Speakers included James Drain Hanford MacNider and Mark McKee with state and national officials expected at a 6:30 banquet in the Pat Pelletier tea room hosted by Walter Dickey and Kansas political leaders.
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George Melvin
Topeka
Jamey A. Crain
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Hanford MacNider
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Nebraska
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KU Disciplines Students Over Liquor Violations
Chancellor Lindley announced at the cabinet meeting that one student was suspended for the remainder of the semester for violating the liquor law during the Oklahoma frame. Two freshmen previously found guilty of offenses related to the purchase and use of liquor were withdrawn from the university.
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E. J. Lindley
Oklahoma
Gompers Re-Elected In Labor Federation Session
Samuel Gompers was unanimously re elected to the presidency of the American Federation of Labor for the coming year at its forty fourth annual convention in El Paso Texas. The meeting closed after a two hour session with action on supporting American adherence to the World Court and calls for a joint congressional committee to probe irregularities in Porto Rico elections. A Porto Rico delegate alleged violence in the election. Also noted was the selection of Atlantic City New Jersey for the 1925 convention and the death of Fred Schmutz at his wife's funeral in Chanute Kansas. A Nebraska court sentenced 19 year old Charles Billups to the maximum 26 years for his part in a Havelock bank robbery.
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Labor Will Resist Wage Reductions Says Gompers
President Samuel Gompers told the AFL convention in El Paso that American wage earners will resist any effort to reduce wages. He stated the federation believes industries not supporting workers to American living standards should exit the business.
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Amateur radio tests between American and European stations
New York reports Nov 25 that many eastern amateurs heard European programs from London Paris Rome and Brussels though reception was imperfect. Interference from regen set tuning and scheduling confusion hindered clear identification. KDKA Pittsburgh was the sole American station clearly heard in London during the reciprocal broadcast attempt.
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Practice Tonight for Lawrence Capral Union Chorus
Dean Swarthout urges every member to bring Messian and Verdi requests to rehearsal at the high school tonight. Sessions run from 7 30 to 9, with prompt arrival emphasized to avoid lost practice time. New members are praised for adapting well, and optimism grows for a strong choral program this year.
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Desa Swarthout
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Confederate Veteran A Nicely Dies in Kansas at 83
Chanute Kansas November 25 A Nicely 83 last survivor of local Confederates died yesterday afternoon He aided John Brown’s jailer and guard at Harper's Ferry He served Ashby's cavalry through thirty eight engagements was wounded twice and acted as courier for Stonewall Jackson after the Civil War He later returned home from a visit to Mitchell South Dakota
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Want a Committee to Survey County Dairy Industry
A joint five man committee representing Douglas County Farm Bureau and Lawrence Chamber of Commerce was unanimously approved to survey the county dairy industry. The plan follows a Lawrence trip to Lola Fort Scott and the area to study dairy development and purebred stock needs. Speakers noted Bourbon County’s road system aids dairy success and discussed creating cattle clubs and cow testing programs.
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Italian Press Mocking England Over Egypt Policy
Rome reports the Italian press continues to find fault with Premier Mussolini and Italy’s handling of the Corfu incident with Greece, contrasting it with Britain. The Giornale d’Italia mocks Cecil, notes he pressed the League of Nations against Italy, and claims England moves on Egypt by force, pulling the region into its control.
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Liquor Case Trials Involving Mexican Men
Court records show Mexican defendants faced fines and jail terms for liquor possession and sale in a raid at 905 Pennsylvania. Tom Valencia and Isidro Valencia received penalties. Nina Lhste testified to quantities found. Robert Wilson and Oford Peterson also faced charges with fines and jail terms. cases set for December 2 with appeals possible.
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Lawrence Hosts Debates In Triangular Kansas League Clash
January 16 marks the first debate in Junction City and Manhattan as part of the Kansas City League. Teams from Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City face off in a multi round event with eight minute speeches and a house vote. A professional judge will decide, with a fourth round if needed. Advertising copy due by 6 pm Wednesday for Thursday publication. Thanksgiving court closures noted.
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Jayhawker Fans Plan Huge Missouri Trip For Gridiron Classic
Kansas students and fans prepare a record turnout for the 33rd Kansas-Missouri football game in Columbia. A charter train will carry 25 000 spectators from Lawrence to Missouri with KU alumni and the Ku Klux, plus band and football squad members, aboard. Chancellor Lindley and Missouri hosts will host on the return, while authorities warn against trouble and a tightened ticket policy.
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Corn judging contest offered to Linwood and others
Green Brothers Hardware hosts a two day corn judging contest at their store on December 5 and 6 inviting Linwood Oskaloosa Vinland and Lawrence high school teams. Prizes honor yellow and white corn with cash and tools, plus a Hessian fly demonstration. Also mentions university budget talks in Topeka and a chimney fire at Jennie Evans residence.
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Lawrence
Green Brothers Hardware Store
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