Pioneer Senator Warren Dies After Pneumonia at 85
Washington dispatch reports Senator Francis E. Warren of Wyoming died yesterday from pneumonia following a prolonged illness. The veteran lawmaker, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, served 35 years in Congress and will be mourned by both parties with state and Senate honors as his body is transported to Wyoming for interment.
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Washington
Francis _E. Warren
Wyoming
United Male
Fred
John J
Ate
Senate
Congress
Warren
Capitol
Harding
Hoover
Anid
Baby Wins Dispute With Burglar in Chicago
Eight month old Lorraine Glauner foiled a would be thief who grabbed her mother’s purse. The infant reacted with a yell and held on, scaring the man away. Police later found the burglar fleeing and returned Lorraine to her mother. The stash totaled $15 with 75 cents possibly kept for “training expenses.”
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Chicago
Lorraine Glauner
Nan
Chinese wedding pavilions proposed to cut costs
Chen Kuo Chen, Nationalist party member, suggests municipal pavilions in Chinese cities where couples from all classes can wed affordably. He notes current weddings drag families into great expense, sometimes matching a year’s living costs. Also included: Omaha reports on a student death by self-inflicted shooting and two inmates given lodging at the city jail.
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China
Chen Kuo- Chen
Nationalist Party
Chen Vie
Best Homecoming Thrills Across a Cold Stadium Night
Fans packed mortal stadium despite the chill and police vigilance as about 1500 gathered. Kansans flew in by air to Lawrence landing at Municipal Airport serviced by Curtiss Flying Service. Two young Jayhawker supporters were shaved and marked with K while painted on campus. The Tigers’ spirit endures for future winters of loyal gatherings.
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Mortal Stadium
Lawrence
Thei
Curtiss Flying Service Branch
Tigers
Jayhawker
Noted Red Cross Worker Dr Julian Hubbell Dies at Eighty Three
Gen W H Sears recounts the life of Dr Julian B Hubbell longtime Clara Barton aide and Red Cross physician who died at 83 in Glen Echo Maryland. Hubbell served thirty two years without pay across nineteen relief missions from 1881 to 1898 and helped manage funds and fields including the Russian famine and San Juan Hill.
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W. H. Sears
Red Cross
Clara Barton
Julian B. Hubbell
Clara Barto
American Red Cross
Glen Echo
Maryland
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Hubbell
Michigan Forest
Mississippi
Ohio
Texas
Charleston
Mt. Vernon
Florida
Johnstown
Kentucky
Pomeroy
Iowa
South Carolina
Turkey
San Juan Hill
Butler
Pas de
Cuba
Am Ibassador
CIA
Washington
Europe
Clar&é Barton
Clare Barton
American Red Crash
Imerer
Mevisa
Clemenceau Buried as 101 Guns Salute France
Salutes of 101 guns rang at military posts in France as Georges Clemenceau, wartime premier and “father of victory,” was buried in his native Vendée. Grants Pass reports a forest fire threat near Gold Hill and Palmer Butte forced residents to flee by mountain forest trails while rangers sought arsonists amid alarms of widespread danger.
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France
Georges Clemenceau
Vendee
Grants Pass
Ore
Gold Hill
Palmer Butte
United States Forestry Service
James H. Billingslea
Siskiveu National Forest
Work and Character of Clemenceau Discussed
London reports praise and condolences from Lloyd George Orlando and Wilson for Clemenceau after his death. Leaders across Britain Italy and America eulogize him as a great patriot and formidable statesman whose role shaped World War I and the peace. The French press mourns him while some question if peace work ended with the war.
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London
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Orlando of Haly
Woodrow Wilson
Georges Clemerceau
France
M. Clemenceau
Clemenceau
Signor
Orlando
Trenchiary
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Hoover
Qourning
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Sail
Dreyfu
Hing
Lone Star School Celebrates Perfect Attendance Record
Lone Star rural school in Douglas county reports a perfect attendance record for the third month ending November 23 with forty three pupils. Students and teacher celebrated by hiking to a hilltop, lighting a bonfire and singing, followed by a gathering around the fire as snacks were shared.
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Lone Star School
Douglas County
Lone Star Valley
Ruby
Elmer
Charles
Anna Lindell
Olive
Maxine
Warren
Hart
Donald Flory
Opal Mae
Linas Dietz
Venita
Dudley
Donald
Della
Bond
Arlene
Nellie
Frieda
William Johnson
Martin
Vera
Vena Flory
Alan Fisher
Attorney urges appeal over inquisition injunction
Topeka attorney general William A. Smith urged Wilson county attorney A A Nattier to appeal to the state supreme court from an injunction preventing county officers from conducting an inquisition into an automobile crash involving liquor. He noted a recent supreme court decision about a Fredonia investigation and referenced county officials tied to the Neodesha death case. Miss Nell Martindale of Missouri State Normal at Maryville spent the week with her mother and attended the Kansas State game.
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Topeka
William A. Smith
A. A. Nattier
Wilson County
State Supreme Court
Seounty
Supreme Coll
Suprem Court
Fredonia
Nattier
D. Sheedy
Wison County
C. Brown
Ethel Powell
Neodesha
Nell Martindale
The
Missouri State Normal
Maryville
Anna S. Martindale
Deaths and Funerals Louis Andrew Leeman Touts Andrew
Louis Andrew Leeman aged sixty six died yesterday at his son's home on 185 Connecticut street Funeral services will be at Rumsey parlors tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev F O Hesse in charge Burial will be in Williamstown cemetery He is survived by two sons Alfred and Denton of Lawrence four grandchildren two brothers Thomas and Samuel of Willamstown and two sisters Mrs Idane Godfrey and Mrs Arthur Illie
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Louis Andrew Leeman
Andrew
Leeman
A. L. Leeman
Connecticut Street
Rumsey
F. O. Hesse
Williamstown
Alfred
Denton
Willamstogny
Idane
Godfrey
Arthur Illie
Lizzie Cora Sinn
Alvin K. Strickler
Illinois Street
Schubert Funeral Home
Harry A. Gordon
Oak Hill Cemetery
Linn
H. P. Cosgrove
Marion
Kan
Mabel Oliver
Swan
Edith Miller
Tennessee
Mich
Alvin B. Strickler
Lawrence
Wichita and Salina News Briefs from Kansas
A Wichita man F E Riner and his son Merle were injured when their car hit two parked trucks south of El Dorado. Truck driver Clifford Collins was knocked down. In Salina, Leo V Youngworth, imperial potentate of the shrine, arrived to inspect Isis Temple records and attend events. In Wichita, B D Critchlow of Hoisington may be returned to Lansing for parole violation after attempting a bad check in a department store.
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Kan
F. E. Riner
Merle
el Dorado
Clifford Collins
Salina
Leo V. Youngworth
Los Angeles
Imperial
Kansas City
Isis Temple
Blainé Miller
Isis
B.D. Critchlow
Hoisington
Kansas State Penitentiary
Burton
Oi Lansing
Crichlow
Crossword Puzzle Fragment Teases Clues and Errors
Fragmented crossword puzzle clues mix of scrambled words and stray letters. The readable items hint at old style cryptic prompts and partial solutions across many numbers. The garbled text obscures actual entries, leaving only scattered terms and mismatched numbers.
Knights of Columbus meeting in Salina notes
Salina witnesses the Kansas fourth degree Knights gathering with 56 members, amid bad roads. Boston speaker Peter A. Collins attended the banquet with Judge G. I. Gorcoran and James W. Gibbins among guests. The event followed by a banquet and notable attendees.
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Salina
Kan
Knights of Columbus of
Kansas
Peter A. Collins
Boston
G. I. Gorcoran
York
Neb
James W. Gibbins
Topeka
Lawson Speaks at Joint Student Meeting
Sixty people attended a 6:15 Sunday night joint meeting of Congregational and Lutheran student groups at Trinity Lutheran Church. Dean Lawson spoke after a cream chicken lunch, with Marvin Johnson and Lloyd Hatton presenting, as attendees learned from Lawson’s three wishes for life: be first and a good sport, be a grand workman, and be grateful.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul B. Lawson
Lutheran Student Association
Congregational Student Organization
Marvin Johnson
Jean Bonaparte
Amos
Lloyd Hatton
Grey
Johnson
Dean Lawson
Dean
Rson
Guns Seized From Lawrence Nimrods Near Vinland
Three Lawrence hunters faced game wardens near Vinland as they hunted quail without licenses. Gordon McMillan, Galen Ware, and Hollis Logan were taken before Justice Hemp. Wardens confiscated their guns, the men claimed licenses at home, and district court charges were not filed yet. The county attorney said seizure was unlawful and charges will be filed in district court.
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Lawrence
Vinland
Gordon McMillan
Galen Ware
Davis Child Company
Hollis Logan
Harry Frazee
Empire Builders and Weather Programs on Tuesday Schedule
A scrambled list shows 3:00 Pp and 2:30 Pm Empire Builders and Longines Correct Time segments, many weather forecasts, and musical programs from The Manhatters Now Dance Orchestra to Amos and Andy, with stations listing John's and Dor m news and various acts. The schedule includes time blocks from 11:00 to 4:30 pm with multiple radio features, weather forecasts, and entertainment acts.
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Aid
Empire Builders
Empire
Mlumier
Saligan Weather Man
Manhatters
Goldman
Threetor
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