Woodring declared Kansas governor by narrow margin
Official canvass confirms Democrat Harry Woodring winner over Republican Frank Haucke by 251 votes. Total governor race votes 621,235, largest for an off year, with Socialists earning notable totals. Woodring to take office January 12 succeeding Republican Clyde Reed. county canvassers' results unchanged in other races.
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Kansas
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Associated Press
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Reblican
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Congress
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John Hamilton
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Leavenworth
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Haucke
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State Board of Canvassers
C. P. North
S. R. Stauffer
Chase County
House of Representatives
United States
H. H. Perkins
Arthur Capper
Jonathan M. Davis
Cargo clears a mystery on silk stockings
Old silk stockings from San Pedro were shipped to Japan where five tons were taken aboard. There they will be unwound and remanufactured into new wearing apparel. The process clears the mystery of what happens to used stockings.
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Japan
San Pedro
Cal
Jame
Day of National Thanksgiving Quiet at White House
President's proclamation urges quiet Thanksgiving and nationwide cheer. Reports from across the country detail hunger relief efforts and efforts to support families, while the White House plans a simple observance with the president and his family.
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White House
Earthquake Death Toll Tops 250 on Izu Peninsula
Tokyo reports a devastating earthquake on the Izu Peninsula with 250 dead and 162 seriously injured. Homes destroyed 645 and 4,499 damaged. 79 other buildings razed. Hakone and surrounding districts show heavy losses as roads and railways are disrupted. Laborers killed in the Tanna tunnel collapse. Seismologists warn of further activity.
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Izu Peninsula
Home Office
Snowedenda
O Im
Agawa
Hakone
Repor
Yamanoto
Mixanohita
Izu
Iim
Niraya- Ta
Shuzenji
Kepanishi
Tanna
Atami
Numazm
Mishima
Shiri
Mishima Atzuoka
Home Ministry
Tokyo Central Chant Valley
Batavia
Java
Merapi
Denver prisoner refuses Thanksgiving jail stay
In Denver on November 26 AP reports 40 year old Negro prisoner Orale King refused to wait in the Denver county jail term today as the Thanksgiving Day menu was announced. Jail attendants say King has been one of the steadier inmates and has served several sentences. His property and name are noted. he had previously helped mow the prison lawn all summer.
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Siendard
Washington
Denver
King
Weather Forecast For Kansas Thursday
The forecast calls for warm skies across most of Kansas on Thursday with clear conditions in the extreme northwest. Morning weather updates mention good county roads in the central areas and varying temperatures with higher daytime highs and cooler mornings. A few spots may show typical spring fluctuations with light winds and dry roads.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Wichita
Thanksgiving Day Warm Weather Forecast for Kansas
The U S Weather Bureau predicted warmer conditions for Thanksgiving Day across Kansas after a cold spell. Meteorologist S D Flora said highs would likely be in the 35 to 45 degree range, with clear skies and no significant rain or snow expected. Coldest readings night temps fell to 18 in the north and 24 to 26 in the south, though overall conditions should improve.
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United States Weather Bureau
Mercury
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Flore
Kansas
Flora
Canae
Estentay
Legion program outlined to Hoover by national commander
Ralph T. ONeil Topeka national commander outlined the American Legion legislative program to President Hoover. He said the plan supports unemployment relief and the development and reconstruction of public works as part of the effort to aid recovery.
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Washington
American Legion
Hoover
Ralph T. O'Neil
Topeka
Ettris
Ioyand Sd
O'Neil
Briand and Poincare Deny Plot In Moscow
Foreign Minister Briand and former Premier Poincare issued formal denials of Ramzin conspiracy claims. They deny involvement in a plot against the French ambassador. The statements, reported from Paris, reference Ramsin’s remarks and the Moscow confusion allegations.
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Briand
Poincare
Leonid Ramzin
Mos
Ramsin
Wheat Purchases Advised by Legge
Chairman Legge of the farm board urged millers and feeders to buy wheat now saying the wheat surplus is being reduced through feeding. He estimated over 200 million bushels would be used for livestock feed this year and advocated domestic production to meet consumption, with prices kept above foreign imports.
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Washington
Legge
Farm Board
Man Smiles, Is Shot by Robbers at Saloon
Russell Thompson, 35, an Evanston broker, was shot and killed at a roadside saloon after smiling when four masked robbers demanded surrender. The assailants ordered patrons to raise their hands and warned against smiling as they prepared the crime, leaving the motive and details murky.
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Glen View
Mil
Russell Thompson
Evanston
Orde
Mpson
Pasigot
Five Men Hold Up Bank at Hutchinson
Five men robbed a Hutchinson bank, forcing a customer to the floor, took unspecified money, and escaped in an old automobile. Authorities reported the loss but offered few details. General Hines discussed hospital unit recommendations west of Leavenworth.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Ameri
Riddick
Maedoned Hunter Rescues During Relay in Fen Boxan
A fragmented report states Maedoned Hunter saved a party several miles behind Thane tea in fen boxan as they drifted rapidly. The Eskimo crew assisted before the return journey began, with unclear details on event scope or timing.
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Thane Tea
Fen Boxan
Stolen Ford coupe linked to Lawrence theft suspects
Tulsa police arrested John Tash and Elsa Jensen after they admitted the 1929 Model A Ford coupe they rode in was stolen in Lawrence yesterday afternoon from in front of the Green Owl Inn. Officers sought the youths in Colorado after reports of travel to a filling station and refueling with gas and oil before heading south. Police expect to identify them further, though no addresses were provided and they are not believed to be from Lawrence.
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Elsa Jensen
Tulsa
Lawrence
Green Owl
Davis and Child Company
Arnold Neat Dell
Colony
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Wa Company
Ayaa
John Ingalls
Oklahoma Delegation Heads to Big Six Meeting
Oklahoma officials including W B Bizzell and S W Reaves will attend a Friday session in Kansas City to seek continued friendly relations with the University of Kansas. The dispatch notes concern over Kansas possibly leaving the conference and emphasizes adherence to the spirit of a gentleman's agreement in athletics.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas
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Okla
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S. W. Reaves
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Ren G. Pass
Wil
Bizzell
Dean Reaves
Kansas
Jayhawk
Village store burns after blaze in Bauxite Arkansas
A village store in Bauxite Ark burned amid suspicions of incendiarism. The blaze left 11,500 residents without a bank or store, with losses estimated around 4,000. The incident affected workers and families of a local mining and manufacturing company.
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Pie Village
Wines 5
Af Sepuelic Mining
Manufpany
Union Service At Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Seth W. Slaughter will lead a union service at the Presbyterian Church on Mond streets at 10 o clock in the morning. Missionary and pew offerings will support the Social Union relief efforts.
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Seth W. Slaughter
Tor
On Christian Church
Unclear text lists noon issuance and inquiries
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a noon issuance of a general plan and inquiries about a football event with results to be available later. Names and places are unreadable, limiting precise identification of entities or context.
Hall and Garage Fire Destroys Blue Jay Hall
Fire swept through the Blue Jay dance hall and a filling station at Williamstown along highway 73W, likely started by faulty wiring. Two cars burned, stock of tires and oils destroyed. firemen saved a nearby restaurant with booster pumps. No injuries reported. owner plans to rebuild a fireproof garage.
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Blue Jay
Williamstown
Tennessee
John Ulm
Law‘rence
William Reinisch
A. Deloof
Important Grid Games on the Air on Turkey Day
Lawrence readers can tune in to key football contests after Thanksgiving. The Missouri Oklahoma game at Norman and the Nebraska Kansas Aggie clash at Lincoln will be broadcast. WDAF KFAB air NebraskA Aggie. WKY WHB cover Oklahoma Missouri. WREN Lawrence plans Columbia Syracuse. AP will furnish scores. call 22 for updates.
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Missouri-Oklahoma
Norman
Nebraska-Kansas Aggie
Lincoln
WDAF
KFAB
Nebraskk
National Broadcasting Company
Cornell Pennsylvania
Columbia-Syracuse
Wren of
Journal-World
Associated Press
Silent Witness: Promoter Bob Appears Before Receiver Panel
New York November 26 AP Charles V Bob promoter who ran recently after six weeks to answer questions posed by counsel for the receiver for Charles V Bob and Company. The case centers on his constitutional and other factors connected with the firm’s status.
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New York
Charles V. Bob
Charles V. Bob and Company
Job Hunters Must Wait for Helvbring Ulase
The senior elect Helve Gor Topeka December 10 to lege ork 0 is to bh ite to sier asters fae sro.
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Sier Asters Fae Sro
New all weather road project nears completion south of Lawrence
A new long awaited route to Kansas City becomes closer to reality as ten miles of sand road between Baldwin and Edgerton near finish. Paving from Edgerton to Gardner and a grant road to Olathe proceed, with access from highway 73 W and connection to highway 50. The project, supervised locally, aims to link Lawrence to Kansas City via Baldwin Edgerton Gardner and Olathe, with several segments already underway and portions expected by December.
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Lawrence
Baldwin
Edgerton
Olathe
Loshat Kaname City
A. G. Sherwood
Wares Si Sea
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Gardner
Southansas City
Four Hunters Rescued After 20 Hours on Missouri River
Four duck hunters stranded on two sandbars 28 miles below Kansas City were rescued after nearly 20 hours exposed to high winds and rough Missouri River waves. Cecil Beck, operator of a nearby hunting camp, rode out in his motor boat to reach them and bring them ashore.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Cecil Beck
Three Questioned in Gil's Disappearance
Fort Morgan Colorado reports three men Tom Schopflin 18 William Heebe 18 and Arthur Gray 22 farm laborers questioned by Sheriff R A Johnson in the disappearance of Enid Mare Hiatt 28 from Wiggins Gold. The investigation centers on a nighttime train sighting and a closed car near a station with suspect stories about a man at the station.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Arthur Gray
Colon
Enid
Marriot
Coles
Bennett Cere
Tom Schonfiinliam Heeb
Etvestiraion
Eile
Morean
Enid Mare Hiatt
Wiggins
Mace
Denver
Fia
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William Heebe
R. A. Johnson
Yott
Judging Today at the Poultry Show
A local armory hosts judging of poultry rabbit and corn shows with H D Wilson Reed Storms Otis Glover as judges. Awards to be presented after judging. Vocational ag classes from Lawrence Ottawa and Tonga Noxie high schools enter corn exhibits. Lawrence Chamber cooperates providing prizes and urging attendance.
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H. D. Wilson
Reed Storms
Otis Glover
Jefferson County
Severs Egh School
Wilson
Caby
T. J. Leasure
I. Gilkison
Lawrence Arenes
Ottawa
Tonga- Noxie
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
No More KU Games
The University of Kansas football squad is disbanded for the year and athletic officials reject post season games. Athletic director Dr. F. C. Allen cites Kansas receiving an invitation to play Utah, Rocky Mountain champions, in a charity game in Denver on December 6 or 13, with Haskell Indians also invited.
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K. U
F. C. Allen
Fouay
Kansas
Utah
Denver
Haskell Indians
Bank Bandit Wounded and Captured at El Reno
El Reno Oklahoma November 26 AP A bank robbery at the First National Bank of El Reno ended with the robber George Lovett age 38 from Chickasha mortally wounded and captured. Lovett was shot by J M Burge assistant cashier after holding nine bank patrons at gunpoint. Dee Foliart assistant coach at El Reno High School also was wounded critically. George Adams proprietor across the street fired at Lovett and aided in the capture.
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Okla
Dee Foliart
Hi School
First National Bank of
George Lovett
Chickasha
Foliart
Lovett
J. M. Burge
George Adams
Atrret
Foret
Hoover’s Day Planned For Thanksgiving Service
Washington dispatch reports Hoover and family plan to attend a thawing service tomorrow at Central Maryland church after Thanksgiving plans. The White House will host a Thanksgiving dinner with guests following a traditional Sunday school gathering. Government faces deficit concerns loom over the holiday period.
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APF
Hoover
Ices Tomorgew
Yterian
Othe
Houta
H Ousea
To Dismiss 16 000 State Employes to Meet 1931 Budget
Buenos Aires reports a massive budget gap of 150 million pesos, about 130 thousand dollars, prompting plans to dismiss 10 000 state workers to cut payroll. The AP dispatch notes government leaders study a vast road construction plan to absorb workers and curb unemployment amid the deficit.
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Amas
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