Official canvass details Woodring race and state offices
The official canvass lists candidates and vote totals for multiple offices including Supreme Court positions with Robert aid Sean, William A. Smith, J. S. Harvey, Alvad Graham, and others. It shows party affiliations, district results, and tax amendment figures, noting figures like 281,408 for Smith, 60,554 for Graham, and 268,600 for Amendment No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suatie Supreme Court
Ate
Wiliam A. Smith
J. S. Harvey
W.ad Hngon
Alva’ d” ‘Graham
R. A. Burch
Fran Fake
B. Shields
Soc
Cora G. Lew Ora
G. Bod iDie
Malone
Seabee L
Elyon Slater
Will J. Itor
Hadosepr Cornell
Tom Boas
A F. Sehvalat
Ae Vaio Asas
Emosy Dailen
Hudoon
Poe
Jesse W. Reeve
Deaths Rise Across Midwest as Cold Wave Strikes
A northwest cold wave blankets the Midwest with ice and snow, causing at least six deaths across several states. Chicago reports two fatalities from a switchman’s fall and exposure. others succumb to icy roads and indirect storm effects in Milwaukee and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Middlewest
Milwaukee
Rene Fr
Polar explorer Otto Sverdrup dies at 70 in Norway
Oslo reports the death of Otto Sverdrup, famed polar explorer and captain, at age seventy. He earned a reputation as one of the foremost Arctic explorers, spending years above the Arctic Circle and leading notable ventures during his long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Otto Sverdrup
Sverdrup
Parbella bootlegger shot in Kansas City car
Parbella Mor bootlegger was shot to death in a car in Kansas City. The incident followed a sequence of gunfire and a dash from the vehicle. Tony Bilano and A. J. Drew are mentioned among those involved in the pursuit or shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Raiph Farnela Mor
Beartlegger
Beattie
Eircom
Tony Bilano
A. J. Drew
Pelos
Farnella
Fourth Death in Reichert Family Killed in Car Crash
Wichita dispatch reports the Reichert family tragedy as Mrs Reichert is killed in a car crash near Belle Plaine and their daughter Catherine injured. The incident marks a fourth death in the long line of family misfortune. Police say the car collision occurred during a motor ride, with investigators detailing the wreck and the family’s losses. The Bank of something and other fragments describe unrelated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Miss Devoe Out On Bond In 37 Counts Of Theft
Daisy Devoe a former secretary to Clara Bow is free on a $1000 bond after a grand jury indicted her on 37 counts of grand theft from Clara Bow. The charges stem from alleged shortages totaling about $16000 discovered after Bow fired Devoe. Bow and Devoe testified before the grand jury. arraignment time was not fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Devoe
Clara Bow
Los Angeles
Daisy Devoe
Liberty Today
Misa Bow
Seen New York
Bow
Nesses
Informal Parks service at First Baptist church this evening
An informal service of Parks giving will be held at the First Baptist church this evening at 7 45 o clock. The Rev Charles W omas director of student work will lead the meeting and will speak of Impressions at Thanksgiving Time. Opportunity will be given for voluntary expressions of Thanksgiving and prayer. Miss Marioner graduate student at the University of Kansas and Bethel College faculty member will sing Thanks Be to God by Dickson. Mrs Paul Rankin will accompany Miss Penner. Cordial invitation is extended to all not otherwise engaged to share in this service of praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles Womas
Marioner
University of Kansas
Bethel College
Dickson
Paul Rankin
Penner
Three Clinics Friday in Lawrence by Kiwanis Club
Three clinics sponsored in Lawrence by Kiwanis Club will be held on Friday November 28. A well baby clinic directed by Dr Har Gilkey will take place at the old city hall conducted by Dr C B Francisco. A mental and nervous clinic under Dr G Leon Harrington will be held at the new city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Brooks Freed on Liquor Count Acquitted in Douglas County Trial
Brooks, colored of Baldwin, was tried for possession of intoxicating liquor in Douglas County. He admitted a gallon of corn whiskey at a Baldwin party but the jury acquitted him, seeing no liquor present and finding his earlier testimony untrue. The November criminal docket closed and civil jury selection begins next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Brooks
Baldwin
Douglas‘county
Brooks
George Glass
Topeka
Bill Wright
Cornelius Aldridge
Harry Frazee
Wright
Aldridge
Ethel High
R. B. Stevens
George Melvin
Eged Brooks
Safe landing found for Burke trio in Yukon lake
Word from Atlin B C says Captain E J A Burke and two companions, missing for nearly seven weeks, made a safe landing in a small lake in the Liard River district of Yukon Territory and deserted their plane after tying it to the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Atlin
E. J. A. Burke
Liard River
Yukon Territo
Informer links bribes to frameups in New York magistrate court
A paid police informer testified at a court inquiry that he helped frame thirty to forty innocent women on vice charges, with one still in prison. He said a police inspector instructed him to do so if cases overlapped with officers, and another witness claimed bribes totaling about twenty thousand dollars over several years to dismiss cases. The probe, ordered by Governor Roosevelt, continued after a brief adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Acuna
Ken Acuna
Roosevelt
Union unrest sparks violence in Danville mills
AP reports about 500 protesting workers at Riverside and Dan River mills attacked a hotel and hurled bricks at homes of nonunion workers in Danville Virginia. Police arrested a man on unlawful assembly charges as tensions rose after a strike. Governor Pollard sent state troopers to Quell disturbances in Pittsylvania County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvile
Lort
Dolores Del Rio Operated On For Kidney Ailment
Mexican film star Dolores Del Rio underwent an operation yesterday for a kidney ailment. Doctors E C Fishbaugh and Arthur B Cecil, who performed the operation, said she should be able to return to her home within ten days or two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dolores del Rio
E. C. Fishbaugh
Arthur B. Cecil
Demolay Inspected by March Assist Inspector Officer
Fragmented OCR notes mention Demolay 15 inspected and March assist the inspecting officer. Valveraty city of Colago ua former rant at the University of Kenses yesterday. He attended athletic board it and Miller enna fetches. Notre Dame Army sons coach at Notre Dame with Knute Hockney Notre Dame mentor cited.
Deaths and Funerals James Woolf
James Woolf father of Joseph Woolf of 1028 Missouri street died recently. Survived by his widow and several sons including Charles Woolf of Morris Kansas and John Arthur and Elbert of Bonner. Also daughter Mrs Gilbert Allen of Neosho Rapids Kan. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Woolf
Joseph
Woolf
Missouri Street
Charles Woolf
Morris, Kan
Bonner
John
Arthur
Elbert
Gilbert Allen
O ‘Calwa
Neosho Rapids
Kan
Ouster Action Filed Against County Officials
An ouster proceeding was filed against county officials Wil 8 Rubow and another defendant. The action includes a demand to reduce salaries of county officials if the population falls below 20,000. The matter, reported by AP, notes the date November 26 and involves the Count Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ial
Ja. Rubow
Pioneer E L Marble dies in Fort Scott Kansas
E L Marble aged 37 known as Major and father of late George W Marble editor of the Fort Scott Tribune died at home after active days. Funeral services set for Friday morning at his home. Also note a separate AP item from Oklahoma City reporting John Hadley convicted for violating prohibition laws in connection with sales tied to an epidemic paralytic malady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
E. L. Marble
George W. Marble
Jakeklahoma City
John Hadley
Cal
Fragmentary note on meetings in Katens City and New York
Partial OCR outlines a resident meeting in Katens City Missouri and a welfare street awareness event. It mentions Mrs Ernest st K Endler and ties to Yale University through Dr Lindley A with a reference to Dr Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sresidente
Katens City
Mss City
Eto Welfare Sreep
Areness
Corinne
Wakversity
New York
Ernest St K. Endler
Tie
Kiwanis Dinner Entertainment Honors Members and Guests
The Kiwanis club held its annual dinner and show on Tuesday evening at a venue with wives as guests. The program featured a broadcast from two studios with Prof. Waldemar Gelich as announcer and a slate of acts including the Daily Exerciser, demonstrations by F. W. Hos, and performances by Helen Beard, Karl Bratton, Ray Wright, and others. The cast presented event pieces of Bedtime Story and related segments, with about one hundred members and women in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Waldemar
Gelich
Weak
Aek
F. W. Hos
Helen Beard
Karl Bratton
Ta Lake
Wongwal
Harry Hemaithi
Nicholas Longwind
Weatherbyse
Vile Leviticus Bar
Ray Wri
Abraham i Vitsch Gee
W. B
Graymatter
Raymond East
Ray Wright
Debate at Co op Club dinner on liquor control debate
About fifty persons attended a debate during the Co op Club monthly dinner at the Green Owl on Ladies Night. University of Kansas debaters led by Prof E C Buehler argued that liquor should be controlled by the states. The event included music by an accompanist and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Club
Greeh Owl
University of Kansas
E. C. Buehler
Sweet McDowell
Russell Strothe
New Rubber Paved Road Opens in New Jersey
Passaic New Jersey November 26 AP the first rubber paved roadway in New Jersey opened with a ceremonial drive by officials The project aims to test rubber paving for streets and highways and may lead to broader use depending on performance and durability outcomes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Passaic
N.J
New New Jerse
Foncroy
Girl Reserves Gift Thanksgiving Baskets To Eight Families
Girl Reserves prepared eight Thanksgiving baskets to aid eight families, some with five children, including one living in a tent. The effort aims to provide support for basic needs and school necessities such as glasses for a child. Local names and members of the organizing group are listed as contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smi
Walter
Joare
Red ‘Moses
Virginia Folks
Anna Home
Dare
Ty Pearl Bellas
Fred Yates
Helen Blanche Een Johnson
Frances Ice
Edna Thorne
Hes Bole
Eten Benton Msceanton
Blanche Dame
Perpet
Mbera
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
Fragmentary OCR line shows mixed words and numbers with no clear event or identifiable names. Reading provides no coherent story, date, or location to summarize into a factual card.
Fragmented 1920s Market Notes and Prices Snapshot
A dense, OCR damaged market brief listing oats, maize, barley, and hogs with scattered prices and percentages. It references May and July figures, Milo maize, Katfir, Rys, and a run of local market notes from Raness City with AP datelines, followed by scattered grain and poultry pricing and government bond references.
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Robert Aid
Sean
B. Haines
Middle West
Polar Explorer
Arctic
Parnella
Fata Ly
Ire
Reichart
Tia
Axel Carlsson
Grand Banks
G.S. McNeil
New York City
McNeil
Carlsson
Carlesen
The
Kiwanis Ub
Altho
Evangelist
Aimee Semple McPherson
Lee
Angales
New-York
Er Mather
F. C. Winters
Dan
Kansas
L. Kerns
Bourdom County
Reguler
Paris
Prague
Lincoln
Nebraska
Califo
Athend
Dr. Gowdy
Seon Tha Reed
Pak
Dr. On
Tae Ee Rae
Thas
Round Corner Drug Store
Raness City
Neylov
Haysalfa
Ralenty
Mansa
Eges
USDA
Governrment
Libertas
Liberty
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Westinghouse
Shimmons Bros
Schubert
Berl
Olson Bros
Fritz Co
Goodyear
Exide Batteries
Red Crown
NEW Christmas Club
Cerise Ee Ene
Chris
Aistmas Savings Club
Lawrence National Bank
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