Republicans oust LaFollette from party conferences
A Republican conference voted to exclude Senator Robert M J LaFollette of Wisconsin and three other insurgent senators from future conferences and committees. The move aims to express the party line while preserving existing committee assignments. Only a small dissent remained as votes were taken on each section.
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Washington
Robert MJ. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Senate
Reed
Pennander
LaFolte
la Findlete
Ladd
Binckhart
Franet
Confernee
LaFollette
Akota
Jgrou
Alconsin
Brookport
Tower
Dakota
Ft Neff
William Tigtler
Massachusetts
Cox
Fane
Harreld
Oklahoma
Robbery Ring Member Sentenced In Bank Burglary Case
Newton on November 28 James Woorl a bargail with others was sentenced by Judge to five to ten years for second degree burglary and five years for grand larceny. Jury verdict found him guilty. co defendants Pinney Reynalus and Carroll fate noted. Pat Carroll jailed in Iowa for another crime. Fire at home on Sixteenth Street caused by ring oil prompted gas masks but no damage.
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Hoth Tion
J. G. Finney
Viele
Pinney
Reynalus
Pat Carroll
Iowa
Foesie Pakner
Sabaie
Kansas Forecast Outlook With Overcast Skies
A Kansas forecast notes overcast and unsettled conditions with limited temperature changes tonight and Saturday. The report mentions minimal temperature variation and references yesterday and today’s readings, indicating stable but muted weather shifts.
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Kansas
Salvation Army drive seeks $300 quota in Lawrence
The Enotilple Gang of Laww PeETHCe plans to distribute and collect funds for the Salvation Army home service appeal in Lawrence within days. Bills will be handed out at a prayer house to urge residents to meet the year’s quota of 300 dollars, with many districts still canvassed due to difficulty finding workers. Checks may be mailed to BE E Alexander at 618 Massachusetts Street.
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Enotilple Gang of Laww- Peethce
Pxkright
Salvation ‘Ray
Hang
Pyary House
Lawrence
Alexander
Massachusetts Street
Pershing Backed for Life Appointment by Veterans Group
The Veterans of Foreign Wars at national headquarters in Washington urged reinstatement of General John J. Pershing to the active list for life, arguing he symbolizes service by the U S armed forces. Legislative chairman Captain Edwin J Bettelheim proposed to Congress that the president appoint Pershing for life, beyond the current retirement age of 64.
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Kanhhaz City
John‘j. Pershing
Pershing
United
Dewey
Edwin
Bettelheim
Congress
Zeppelin Mail Route Planned Between Europe and U S
Berlin reports progress on a weekly airship service between the United States and Europe. Hugo Eckner says a ZR-3 route could carry millions of letters weekly at 25 cents each, with four‑day Europe to US and 4 to 12 day returns. Eckner also envisions Madrid to Buenos Aires service and future airships exceeding ZR‑3 range.
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Berlin
Éppelin Vice
United State Aid Europe
Hugo Eckner
Thepelin Company
Chary
Zeppelin-Goodyear Encebnat Ibs
Bekner
Ufctele Secy
Ashington
Harding estate leaves grandchildren major share
Jeanne and George De Wolfe, grandchildren of the late Mrs. Warren G. Harding, are left the estate under a will filed today. One will provides for $54,000 in shares to relatives and other beneficiaries, with the residue to the grandchildren who must reach 21 to inherit. Jeanne is 15 and George 12.
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Marion
Eanne
George de Wolfe
Rand
Warren G. Harding
Hey Avill
Nere
Curtis's long career marked by leadership and grit
Charles Curtis born 1860 North Topeka Kan rose from Shawnee County attorney to U.S. Representative and Senator. He served as party whip and floor leader and backed women’s suffrage farm and Indian affairs. Married Annie Baird in 1884, she died last summer. He is noted as the first Indian blood senator and a powerful organizer.
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James E. Watsoty
Kana
Curtis
Apublicans
Congress
Topeka
Kan
Charles Curtis
Washington
Senate
Pottawatomie
Kansas
Bdy
Topelda
Shawnee
Hhey
W. H.thompson
Popeka
O. A. Curtis
Helen Pappan Curtis
Julia Congie
United States
Annie Baird
Ees
Mutiny by Egyptian Troops Threatens Sudan British Post
Cairo reports say a mutinous 11th Egyptian battalion at Khartum disrupted lines and attacked a military hospital injuring a British and two Syrian doctors. Officials note restlessness since August while British forces brace for possible spread along the Nile.
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Enth
Khartum
Nrlitary
Cairo Noy
Elev- Itinde
al Azhar University
Cairo
Jackal
Khartum Sanhot
Sudan
dt-Khartam
Lemritory
Nile
Sinvernment
Egypt
Vern Mantal
Dan
Stocks Hit New Highs After Holiday Rebound
After Thanksgiving, stock market vigor returned with heavy buying. over 60 issues rose to new highs early in trading, with turnover above 1 000 600 shares. Steel stocks led gains with U S Steel reaching 119 78, and unions like Studebaker American Smelting May Department Stores among others posting new peaks. Rail shares Union Pacific and Pennsylvania also scaled fresh highs as money markets rose to 3 44 percent. Bradford Woolens claims production of numerous millionaires amid renewed regulation discussion.
France Talks About Refunding Debt in Talks with Mellon
Washington November 28 Informal discussions have occurred between French representatives and the American government regarding a basis for funding France’s war debt to the United States. Ambassador Josserand has held several conferences with Secretary Mellon. These talks are informational. no actual terms have been discussed beyond France’s ability to pay.
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Washington
Associated Press
United ‘States
Josserand
Treasury
Mellon
M. Josserand
France
Washington agrees on program for session to avoid extra Congress
Washington November 28. House leaders and President Coolidge reach a basic legislative program for the current session. Key items include supply measures to prevent a March extra session, rivers and harbors, public buildings, Hawking law amendments, Lehrbach retirement, and a constitutional reform. the Howell-Barkley railroad labor board bill faces renewed fight. Longworth expects three of eleven appropriation bills to pass before Christmas. the rest by March.
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Washington
Congress
Fresco Coolidge
House
Gillett
Rep
Lonworth
Ohio
Flacer
Snell
Coolidge
McFadden
Lehrbach
Senate
Howell-Barkley i
Longworth
Bandit family linked to jail break in Osage City shootout
Nov 25 Osage City Kansas reports a gun battle as Marshal Tomlinson pursued George Tolliver and companions. A woman, believed wife or associate of Collins, is held on charges of stealing own car tied to liquor violations. Collins fled jail after a $7,000 bail jump. authorities seek him in Winfield for the break. A pistol duel shattered a windshield as fugitives fled in a car with weapons and shells found in their possession.
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Winfield, Kat
Quier
Henson
Osage City
Kan
Choe
Gollins
Atman
D. Collins
Nore City
Kansai
Seal
Tomjibson
Cowley County
Collins
Winfield
Tomllinson
George Tolliver
Oklahoma
Kansas
Bandsey
Tomlinson
Herman
Kiesow
Fire damages sections of Wayne Iron plant ruins in Kansas City
A blaze today confined to the central portion of the Alexander Weyne Iron and Metal company plant ruins in Kansas City. Four of six families who fed from wet homes faced potential spread. other homes were damaged by walls of the Wayne facility.
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Kansas City
Alexander Weyne Iron, Meta] and Pater Company
Othe
Wayne
Nominate Kansas Wheat Girl in Journal-World race
Kansas Wheat Girl nomination opens December 2 at the Journal-World office with petitions due December 6. The process runs through December 27 district election and January 12 inauguration in Topeka where the winning farm girl appears with judges. Nominations will print December 8 13 and 18.
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Kansas Wheat Girl
Kansas
Coolidge
Journal-World
Journal- World
Ign
Kansas Wheat -Girl
Topeka
Sfor All Kansas
Election Costs in County Reveals Board Wages and Rentals
County clerk reports total cost of last general election at 2943.1 dollars.174 election judges and clerks served on boards. Ballots and printing cost 859.89 dollars. Highest voter-board wage 12.79 dollars, lowest 4.33 dollars. Seven polling places rented at 50 dollars each. Material hauling 35 dollars.
Gas Franchise Sold Across Kansas City Areas
Wichita reports that the Kansas Gas and Electric transfer to Henry L. Doherty interests was approved by the Kansas Public Utilities Commission and followed by the sale of gas distributing systems in Hutchinson, Newton, Pittsburg, and Wichita to Cities Service Company. Ripley noted Doherty plans, may operate via one or four agencies, with Empire Gas and Fuel to resolve incorporation and transfer. President Coolidge will address Congress Wednesday after a Republican leadership meeting.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Gas and Electric Company
Henry L. Doherty
L. O. Ripley
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Hutchinson
Newton
Pittsburg
Wichita
Cities Service Company of
New York
Ripley
Doherty
Empire, Gas and Fuel ‘Company
Doherty Properties
Bartlesville
Okla
Ripiey
Utilities Commission
Doherty Agency
Kansas
Stains Reported in Case Involving Mrs Brundage
Dr H M Brundage reports findings from Columbus inquiry. Liquid in an invert lid not blood. Mrs Brundage found partially cremated in a furnace at Shearsley home. Stains and other articles to be analyzed. sources include Ohta Ni and Shouteley.
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Columbus
Ohta
H. M. Brundage
Shouteley
Seine
Shearsley Home
Brundage
Dairying Tour Planned Through Douglas County Farms
The county wide dairying route will begin at the Chamber of Commerce at 8 am. County Agent H Mollpsier coordinates the trip, surveying conditions in Douglas County and comparing with Bourbon and Allen counties. Stops include K G Clarks, Bettys, Art Ulrichs, Howard Brass, Geo ie maier, Will Henry, Lane Star, F E Lindell, Roy Flory, with a dinner at Sibley and Ke q if time permits.
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Douglas
Chamber of Commerce
H. Mollpsier
Npse
Irip
K. G. Clark
Bitty
Art Ulrich
Howard
Geo. Iemaier
Will Henry
Lane Star
A. Lindell
Roy Flory
Smith's Grove
H.H. Ulrich
Motid
Wim. T. Adri Bowen
Sibley
Kei Q
Lawrence Mill
Chiazier
Graveure Recital With Sandor as Accompanist
A university concert at Inson Gymnasium announces Sandor as pianist for a varied program. The recital opens with Liszt and Schubert selections followed by Welsh and Scottish music, then English pieces, a Hungarian piece by Arpad Sandor, Debussy and Massenet songs, and finishes with American and British art songs. The event showcases a broad repertoire and marks Sandor's first performance here.
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Cital
Cure
Inson Gymnasium
Lad Pad Sandor
Piar
Gram
Liszt
B. Roeselein
Roose
Ie Gehu
Mann
Schubert
Liebliche
Arpad Sandor
Debussy
Massenet
English
America
Besa
Fay Foster
Rose
e—Whitnay
Cunhabs
Vo Mik Ie Baerson
Deepest Gas Well Struck in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh engineers at Longbridge near Latrobe struck a gas well yesterday after thirty months of drilling. The well 428 feet deep, 500000 cubic feet daily output, with gas described as like hydrogen. Recovery efforts continue for tools sunk in the well, with total project cost estimated around 200000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Longbridge
Latrobe
Faterday
Poultry Show Planned to Promote Local Industry Growth
Kaw Valley Poultry Association plans a two day show at the Boener building at Sixth and Massachusetts December 3 to 5. Admission is free, entries open Tuesday, with an entry fee of 25 cents per bird or 1 dollar per pen. The event aims to spark local poultry production, educate the public, and boost egg supply for the area. Exhibits will occupy two floors with booths on the first and poultry displays on the second.
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Kaw Walley Poultry Association
Boener
Sixth
Massachusetts Streets
Poultry Association
Hume
Frazier
Yeerence Poultry Company
Agsoviation
Junior High Operetta Pleases Liberty Memorial Crowd
The annual junior high operetta at Liberty Memorial High School delighted Wednesday evening. The cast showed disciplined work with polished singing and staging. Genevieve White starred in the lead as Cherry Blosseth while Lawrence Brooks and Clement Evens drew acclaim in supportive roles.
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Liberty Memoria
Withtorigns
Genevieve White
Cherry
Lawrence Brooks
Clement Evens
Cherry Blosseth
Tong War Flares as Truce Ends in New York
Rival Chinese gangs renew lowly warfare after a truce arranged by authorities and businessmen, with four men reported killed or wounded. Reports include jail and trial notes from Nogales and appearances in Winfield Kansas. Other items mention bad checks, parole for Mike Novak, and a former banker indicted in Mobile Alabama.
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New York
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