Return of Carol Sparks Romanian royal speculation
Paris reports demand from Carol’s friends for his return to Bucharest and possible reconciliation with the royal family after the death of Premier Bratianu. In Bucharest the capital guards are doubled as the funeral arrangements proceed, while advisers in Paris urge readiness for a comeback by the former Crown Prince, amid Liberal party divisions.
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Romania
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Liberal ‘Party
Liberal Parth
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Ruth Remus testifies against Remus in murder trial
Ruth Rens Remus, 20, testifies in stilted voice she saw her mother Imogene Holmes Remus killed by George Remus. She recalls Remus’ car passing the taxicab and her mother urging the driver to speed as she cried and clutched a letter to her chest.
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Tineinman
Ruth Rens
George Remus
Imogene Holmes Remus
Remus
Miss Remus
Reemus
Hin
Ren
Fire destroys junior high pharmacy in Coffeyville blaze
Eas Nov 25 AP report says no firefighter injured five overcome by ammonia fumes. damage estimated at 15000 dollars. A garage beside the one story building suffered slight damage as the origin was undetermined. One firefighter fell from a rear wall while rescuing another man amid the fumes, sustaining a broken rib and bruises.
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Eas
Iivercome
Ammonig Fumes i
Datiare
Ngston
Roy Richardson
Richardson
Calvin Durand
Civil War Rages in Ukraine Rumors Spread Amid Chaos
A Dimineata dispatch from Bucharest reports chaos across Ukraine with hundreds dead in fierce street fighting in Kamenetz Podolsk. Cannon fire along the Dniester is heard as revolts seize cities like Odessa and Tiraspol, amid strikes on governance and calls of civil war.
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Bucharest
Romania
IAP
Dimineata Today
Kamenetz-Podalsk
Dniester
Kishineff
Mixed Commission
Dimitrata
Odessa
Tirsopol
Moghilev
Frevoluwho
Zain
Russia
Revoluwho
Kamenetz-Podolsk
Volhynia
Kiev
Jvy
Oran
Forbes to be released from federal prison tonight
Leavenworth Kansas November 25 Former U S Veterans bureau director Charles R Forbes will be freed at midnight after completing his sentence for defrauding the government in veteran hospital contracts. He plans to return to civil engineering while writing a defense and may visit his 93 year old mother in Plymouth Massachusetts before proceeding to Washington.
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Charles R. Forbes
United States ‘Veterans Bureau
Forbes
T. B. White
Kansas City
Veterans Bureau
Plymouth
Mass
Washington
Defeat Trotsky Platform in Russian Communist Vote
Pravda reports overwhelming victory for the central committee platform in most of Russia and a landslide, 616,000 to 3,400, for Stalin over Trotsky. The piece notes harsh reactions toward Trotskyism and vindication of the party line.
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Leon Trotsky
Russia
Pravda
Central Communist Committee
Joseph Stalin
US Marines to bomb out bandits in Nicaragua report
Managua November 29 AP United States marine aviators will begin an intensive bombing campaign against bandits accused of killing and robbing in several regions of Nicaragua. New aircraft have been supplied and safety steps for travelers are to be taken as ranch houses burned and inhabitants murdered are reported.
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Niaragua
United States Marine
Nicaragua
New Fatherland theme in Thanksgiving service
Rev Charles M Richard urged a spiritual life view as essential to true national life at a union Thanksgiving service in the First Methodist church. He warned against selfish patriotism and emphasized unity of nations in a future New Fatherland guided by God and shared service. The service featured readings and prayers from local pastors and an offering for the Social Service League.
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First Christian Church
First Methodist Church
Richard
Kingdom of God
Richart
America
United States
John F. Watts
First Baptist Church
Alfred D. Grey
Plymouth Congregational Church
William M. Backus
Unitarian Church
Francis B. Shaner
Episcopal Church
iAn
Social Service League
Oklahoma Governor Says Court May Rule On Special Session
Gov Henry S Johnston stated the question of lawmakers convening a special investigating session could reach federal courts. He rejected a petition for a Dec 6 session called by four House members claiming an inherent right, and joked about federal Judge Robert Williams and jurist C B Stuart knowing the issue.
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Oklahoma
Henry S. Johnston
House of Representatives
Robert Williams
Muskogee
C. B. Stuart
Williams
Turtle Attacks Shoats Near Independence Kansas
In Independence Kansas on November 23 a terrapin attacked four shoats belonging to farmer Ray Davis. Mrs Davis heard the squeals rushed to the pen and found the turtle biting a pig by the snout. A neighbor killed the terrapin. all four shoats showed bite marks.
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T.J
Ray Davis
Spectacular Folsom Prison siege ends in surrender
Folsom Calif Nov 25 AP reports a violent prison siege at Folsom ended peacefully as about 500 guards and officers watched several hundred convicts surrender to Warden Court Smith ey. Eleven inmates died in the battle and four guards were freed. Six ringleaders were jailed for murder. Authorities say the convicts threatened a flood and starvation plan before capitulating after terms were set. Governor Young aided in directing the siege as troops, aircraft and tear gas were deployed to restore order.
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San Francisco
Roy E. Stokes
Los Angeles
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James H Gregg
Fresno County
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Cynvicts
Ford Model A to be shown in Canada and England
Ford officials say the new Model A will drive nearly 800 million dollars in labor and material spend in 1928. The car will have its first public showing in Canada and England on Friday, December 2, as announced by Ford.
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Hendy Ford
Ford Motor Company
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Canada
England
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Rivka
Fry to Keep Bachman at Aggie School
Manhattan Kansas November 25 A P M F Ahearn director of athletics at Kansas State Agricultural College revealed that Charles W Bachman head football coach resignation offered last week had not been accepted. Ahearn said every effort is being made to withdraw the resignation and keep him at the college where he has served as head coach since 1920. Bachman said his wife's ill health necessitates a move to a different climate. The athletic board will meet next Tuesday just before the December Valley meeting in St Louis.
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M. F. Ahearn
Kansas State Agricultural College
Charles W. Bachman
Ahearn
Bachman
Nebraska officers rate Huskers as top in conference
Lincoln November 25 AP athletic officials at the University of Nebraska indicate the Husker eleven, who beat New York University 27 to 18, deserve top status in the Missouri Valley Conference. Athletic Director Ht. D. Gish and John K. Selleck will urge the athletic board to award the team gold footballs as symbols of conference supremacy.
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Ht. D. Gish
John K. Selleck
Nebraska Athletic Board
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P. Edmunds
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Edmunds
Washington
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Columbia
Ington
Manley
Effort to Bring Snyder Gray Case to High Court
New York reports attorney Samuel L. Miller plans a habeas corpus petition in federal court to challenge the joint murder trial of Ruth Snyder and Gray for Albert Snyder's death. Attorney Joseph Lonardo says further court action will follow, potentially sending the matter to the Supreme Court.
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Snyder
Henry Dudd Gray
Samuel L. & Miller
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Albert
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Supreme Court
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Jogenhine Brown
New York City
Clear statewide weather with near normal temperatures
The forecast calls for continued fine weather with sunny skies across the state. Temperatures remain near normal, with expectations they rise above average today and tomorrow. no rain was reported in Kansas in the last 24 hours. Lows included 30 in Dodge City, 32 in Goodland, 36 in Concordia, Wichita, and Topeka, and 40 in Kansas City.
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Dodge City
Goodland
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Coach resignations unsettle Kansas football staff rumors
Reports from Lawrence describe campus chatter over coaching staff resignations at the University of Kansas. Haff says he does not intend to resign as football rumors swirl, while Dr Kennedy urges higher-ups to resign.Faculty and players react calmly, focusing on next year’s prospects as Thanksgiving recess approaches.
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Kansas City
Uwennedy
Br. A. R. Kenedy
Topeka
Allen
Andi
Lindley
Ionceal
Plan for settlement in Colorado coal strike
Denver officials and minor leaders conducted talks to settle the Colorado coal strike as Thanksgiving passed with limited unrest. Five miners died in a northern Colorado clash. petitions urged Governor Adams to summon operators and workers for wage talks, and he signaled plans to enlist the state industrial commission if needed. Louis N. Scherf and state police returned to Walynbure. about 375 guards remained in the north district. mine owners planned to resume operations Monday.
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W.H. Adams
Walynbure
Debenture plan approved by Grange for farm products
AP report notes the national Grange approved today by near unanimity a plan to issue debentures for farm products. The article then shifts to various local incidents including a smash up injuring several and damaging two cars at the Mississippi-Bigeh Street intersection, with details on drivers and passengers and hospital holds. It also covers a theft incident involving coats from Governor Smith and Alfred E. Smith Jr., and a note on Queen’s College brewing its own beer at Oxford with veteran brewer Fred Hunt passing on brewing secrets.
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Paul McCracken
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England
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Campus map remap sent to Kansas high schools
The campus map remap created by Marjorie Whitney a KU graduate will be mailed to Kansas high schools via county clubs meeting December 6. The original map posted on campus, colored, in 15 by 11 inches, relates to Homecoming last year. Financing is aided by the Men’s Student Government, the Men’s Student Council, and the University.
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Marjorie Whitney
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Gangster's Millions Found To Be Fictitious
Chicago date shows the probate court closing the late racketeer Hy Weiss estate with total assets of 10 601 dollars. The claims of a supposed wife did not share in the estate. A sister two brothers and the father received 1363 dollars while Weiss' mother inherited his watch and automobile.
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Chicago
Hy"ie" Weiss
Dion O'Banion
O’banion
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Weiss
President Coolidge Opposes $400 Million Tax Cut Push
Washington Nov 20 AP President Coolidge dislikes the Chamber of Commerce of the United States push for Congress to authorize a 400 million tax cut. He wants proof of possible expenditure savings before supporting any large relief and urges chamber leaders to seek cuts in government spending rather than seeking more appropriations. The chamber had advocated a 400 million tax cut, then a Treasury recommendation framed at 225 million.
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Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Congress
White House
Chamber
Treasury
Lawrence High football club set for Chamber luncheon
Lawrence High School football squad and coaches Melvin Griffin and Joe Anderson will be honored at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon Tuesday. Invitations extend to all friends of the high school to attend with reservations. The event follows a campaign update on new memberships totals across four divisions, with next Tuesday’s final announcement anticipated.
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Melvin Griffin
Joe Anderson
Chamber Commerce
Tueday
Chamber
Chamber of Commer
Chamber of Commerce
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Claude L. Scott
Ted
Altho
Dick Steven
Weaver
Bret
Scott
Osage murder case witness escapes from Pawhuska jail
Pawhuska Oklahoma November 25 AP. A Kansas suspect named Sonmichs in Pawhuska county jail escaped by keying a switch that opened the jail door. Gregg and Ben had been jailed for a year as witnesses in murder trials arising from the killings of wealthy Osage Indians.
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Okla
Ft . Kansas
Gregg
Ben
Patrol boats to aid sinking vessel near Thimble Shoals
Amortalk Virginia Novi 25 reports the cutter Carrabasset and two Coast Guard patrol boats dispatched to assist the floating theater Adams said to be from Philadelphia, sinking off Thimble Shoals. They aim to reach and beach the vessel to keep the channel clear for navigation.
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