War tensions soften as Japanese ambassador downplays threats
Ambassador Debuchi said Japan does not plan to attack Chinchow and that most troops near Tsitsihar have been moved south. He denied bombing Chinchow and minimized the crisis, while Stimson stated no hostile actions were planned. Reports of renewed fighting along the Tsitsihar Koshan railway and in Heilungkiang province persisted, with reinforcements authorized to Tientsin.
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Washington
Debuchi
Japan
Stim‘son
Chinchow
Manchuria
Ghinchow
Tsitsihar
Foreign Office
Stimson
State Department
Secre
Tsitsthar
Johnson
Republican
California
Tion
Shanghai
Har-hin
Heilungkiang Province
Tsitsihar-Koshan
Mah
Tsitsiar
Mah Chan Shan
Taonan-Anganchi
Paris
Great Wall
China
Suzuki
Yung
Tailing River
Mukden
Tahushan
Hsinmintun
Chulivho
Tom Mix Improves After Peritonitis Crisis
Los Angeles reports Tom Mix showing steady improvement after a restless night as doctors Nichol Smith and Stout say the peritonitis crisis has passed and the actor remains in guarded condition.
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Tom Mix
Los Angeles
Altho
R. Nichol -Smith
Gurn Stout
Mix
Kansas Weather Forecast and Temperatures Report
Northwest expected snow with rain in east and south tonight. Snow turns to southern and western areas Sunday as temperatures shift. Morning forecast calls for cloudy skies and mud on dirt roads except Coffeyville, Salina, Kansas City, and Wichita. Yesterday's high and tonight's low recorded with light snowfall.
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Kansas
Coffeyville
Salina
Arkansas City
Wichita
Wage slash in prospect for film celebrities
Hollywood reports a possible 20 percent pay cut for stars and directors as the Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors meets with New York leaders. The move aims to reduce film costs after theater owners protested high actor salaries, citing Constance Bennett's rumored £30,000 weekly earnings.
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Hollywood
Cal
Ollywood
Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
New York
Constance Bennett
Temple Leads M. U. Kansas City Football Tilt at Halftime
Temple University Owls hold a 13 to 6 halftime lead over Missouri Tigers in a charity intercity clash. Key plays include Woodrow Hatfield’s 51 yard Missouri TD and Temple’s rushing drives capped by Bonner from the one yard line. Zukas and Gudd connect on passes as Temple advances to midfield before halftime.
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Kansas City
Temple University of Philadelphia
Missouri Tigers
Woodrow Hatfield
Missouri
Tiger
Zukas
Temple
Bonh
Zubis
Gonner
Hatfield
Mix
Johanningmeier
Whittock
Bonner
Owls
Whitlock
Gudd
Multas
Stuber
Stubers
Insrent Ene
Zukes
Collings
Scher
Zahnow
Whitteck
Zukac
Spain
Mple
Az Ta
Football finals score report across several colleges
Michigan beat Wisconsin 16 to 0, Penn State defeated Lenigh 31 to 0, Detroit won 6 to 0, Georgetown blanked Washington & Jefferson 0, West Virginia 13 over Minnesota 19, Ohio State, Purdue 7, Northwestern 0. Navy 13, OW. Ooster 6.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Penn State
Lenigh
Detroit
Georgetown
Washington & Jefferson
West Virginia
Minnesota
Ohio State
Purdue
Northwestern
Navy
OW. Ooster
New Santa Fe Train Schedule Through Lawrence
New train timetable effective at midnight updates Eastbound departures at 6:40 AM 9:02 AM 12:06 PM 3:40 PM 7:18 PM Westbound departures at 9:35 AM 11:00 AM 2:53 PM 6:16 PM 11:09 PM Southbound No. 54 arrives 9:00 AM and departs 9:45 AM to connect with eastbound 9:02 AM and westbound 9:35 PM trains.
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Santa Fe
Lawrence
Kansas University retires stadium bonds with gate receipts
The University of Kansas athletic office mailed 33 248.02 to Fidelity National Bank for retiring bonds totaling 27 500 and for interest on other bonds. The bonds funded memorial stadium construction and will mature December 1. Remaining funds cover six months interest. No tax money financed construction.
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University of Kansas Athletic
Fidelity, National Bank and Trust’Company
Kansas City
Memorial Stadium
Lawrence U to Back Charity Game for Kansas Football
Lawrence plans a charity football game next Saturday at Topeka's Moore Bowl featuring Washburn College Agrabas and Las Sawhankers with proceeds aiding unemployment relief. Tickets at $2 go via Round Corner drugstores and KU athletic office, 1,800 tickets issued to Lawrence. event highlights include community support and self-funded teams.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Moore Bowl
Topeka
Agrabas
Washburn College
Las Sawhankers
Wash Ay
Washburn
Opening date filed in 1929 damage suit in Douglas County
A $30,000 damage action was filed in Douglas County District Court by Austin Schalker, Leavenworth meat company operator, against Glenn W. Dickinson of Dickinson Theaters, Incorporated. Schalker alleges a late night collision on Highway 40 near White Church, Kansas City, caused by Dickinson and his chauffeur W. Brown driving at high speed on the wrong side of the road. The head-on crash damaged Schalker's Ford truck and caused severe injuries including fractures of both nasal bones, facial lacerations, several fractured ribs, and loss of smell. Damages cover injury, distress, and medical care.
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Douglas County District Court
Austin Schalkex
Leavenworth Meat
Glenn W. Dickinson
Dickinson Theaters, Incorporated
Schalker
Dickinson
W. Brown
White Church
Sweet
Kansas City
Kan
Schalker Meat Company
Leavenworth
Retirement of Japanese Forces Toward the Treaty Zones
Japanese army begins backward march after advancing toward Chinchow and Mukden during the Manchurian campaign. About 10,000 troops move to a new position 30 miles southwest of Mukden east of the Liao river, with planes aiding the withdrawal. Chinese resistance expected at the Tailing river as Tsitsihar forces converge southward.
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Associated Press
Mukden
Manchuria
Hindow
Yang Kuantaizie
Tahushan
Chinchow
Liao River
Chinese Students Demand Action Against Japan
Chinese students protest against Japanese aggression spreading from Nanking to Shanghai and other cities. Thousands march while officials worry about potential national action and Chiang Kai Shek addresses ten thousand rain soaked students urging vigilance amid calls for war with Japan.
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Nanking
China
Japan
Chiang Kai Shek
Shanghai
Army Triumphs Over Notre Dame 12 to 0 at Yankee Stadium
Army shocked Notre Dame 12 to 0 before 81000 at Yankee Stadium on a snowy day. Ray Stecker starred with a 50 yard pass to Brown for Army’s first score as Tom Kilday added a TD. Stecker failed both extra point attempts and Notre Dame could not muster a punch against the Cadets.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Army
Notre Dame
Ray Stecker
Fighting Irish
Stecker
Brown
Tom Kilday
Marchie’ Schwartz
Rebel King Saya San Executed at Tharawaddy Jail
Burma news reports Saya San, known as Golden Crow, executed at Tharawaddy jail on Nov 28 as Burma neared a round table conference in London offering self government. He was a romantic figure who led a rebel army, tattooing followers to claim immunity from rifle fire. Nine inmates escaped Ottawa county jail in Miami Oklahoma amid felony charges. Yale defeated Princeton 51 to 14 in the Yale Bowl, the 55th meeting of the once “Big Three” in New Haven.
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Rangoon
Burma
Saya San
Golden Crow
Tharawaddy
Burma Round Table
London
Ae Quack
George
Miami
Okio
Ottawa County
Yale
Princeton
New Haven
Conn
Nine Coaches Leave Track in Western Rail Accident Near Logan
Nine coaches of The Apache train on the Rock Island line between Los Angeles and Chicago left the tracks near Logan New Mexico after a broken rail caused the crash. None of the cars overturned and passengers escaped with minor bruises, railway officials said today. The engine remained on the rails.
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Logan
N. M
Rock Island
Los Angeles
Chicago
Missing Edwardsville quartet traced by telegraph offer
Four young Edwardsville residents vanish Monday night amid elopement rumors. Lawrence Millsap 17 sent a money request from Centerville Iowa. his companions Mabel Hopton 20 Doris Coffelt 16 and Paul Ruby 17 are believed with him. Millsap drives toward Centerville after not aiding the extortion note. Neighborhood relieves at news of location. Stomach Clinic scheduled Tuesday at 8:30 with Dr. Jones at the new city hall.
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Edwardsville
Lawrence Millsap
William Millsap
Centerville
Mabel Hopton
Doris Coffelt
Paul Ruby
Millsap
Melba Hopson
Mabel
Young
Doris
G. W. Jones
New City Hall
Radiogram From Santa Claus Expected In Lawrence
Journal-World awaited a radiogram from Santa at the North Pole after inviting him to visit Lawrence before Christmas. No message arrived today though hundreds of letters pleaded for his coming as toyland rushes toward the holiday. The paper will publish the reply as soon as Santa sends it, with operators watching for a signal day and night.
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Santa Claus
Journal-World
Old Fel
North Pole
Lawrence
Santa
Arctic Circle
Santaed
Christ' Nak
City and committee discuss using charity game funds for street work
At a joint Lawrence meeting the city commission and the Community Service Committee discussed using funds from the K A Washburn charity football game to employ men on street improvements. Lawrence would receive 40 percent with Topeka 60 percent. A plan to hire unemployed workers to repair brick streets and resurface with cement was outlined, with city engineers supervising and minimal city costs. A final decision was deferred to the next session, while urging support for the December 5 game to boost Lawrence employment.
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Lawrence
Topeka
City Commission
Community Service Committee
K. A.washburn
Meiber
W. C. Ellis
J. L. Constant
Utilities
Harry Woodring
City Benefit
Committee Plans Charity Ticket Sale For Kansas-Wash Burn Game
The charity football committee outlined ticket handling and publicity for the Kansas-Washburn game at Topeka. H. A. Jetmore was named ticket selling chair. J. W. McCoy E. A. Edwards and Walter Varnum joined publicity. 5,000 tickets to be printed and exchanged for reserve seats at Round Corner drug Store or KU athletic office. Appeals will run from pulpits and press next week. The committee includes A. B. Weaver Hovey Hanna J. W. McCoy H. A. Jetmore Walter Varnum J. H. Fritts W. E. Spalding E. A. Edwards Howard Gurtler.
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Kansas-Wash‘burn
Topeka
H. A. Jetmore
J. W. McCoy
E. A. Edwards
Walter Varnum
Round Corner
K. U. Athletic Office
A. B. Weaver
Hovey Hanna
J. W.mccoy
H. A.jetmore
J. H. Fritts
W. E. Spalding
Howard Gurtler
TWO SALESMEN CHARGED WITH FRAUD IN ST LOUIS CASE
Two St Louis radio salesmen H H Murty and A W Zibelin face fraud charges in Justice J H Mitchell s court for defrauding Fred Stover at the Palms cafe with a 200 bank draft after obtaining about 50 in food credits in Lawrence before Oct 3 The men reportedly left town after skipping an 8 50 hotel bill at Hotel Eldridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Mo
Court of Justice
J. H. Mitchell
A. W. Zibelin
Fred Stover
Palms Cafe
R. B. Stevens
Lawrence
Marty
Zibelin
Stevens
Eldridge
Stanford
California
Dartmouth
Favorite SONS FOR HOUSE LEADERSHIP FILED
Washington November 28 AP Republican delegations from Illinois and Michigan urged their leaders for the speaker nomination with Snell of New York and Tilson of Connecticut as top contenders. The Illinois group will nominate Fred Britten at the Monday conference, while Michigan backs Carl E. Mapes. Democrats saw Representative O’Connor of New York oppose Rainey of Illinois for party floor leadership.
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Washington
Illinois
Michigan
House
Snell
New York
Tilson
Connecticut
Thellinois
Fred Britten
Carl E. Mapes
O'Connor
Rainey Ofllineis
Wakarusa Farm Bureau elects officers for two years
Vanroy Miller was elected vice president and Mrs. J S Taylor associate vice president at a Wakarusa township Farm Bureau meeting in Bracket school house. They will serve on the executive committee to succeed Mr. Butcher and Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. Taylor spoke on nutrition work and Miller on the dairy herd improvement association. county agent A Terrell and home demonstration agent Miss Christie Hepler reported their year’s work. A potato demonstration by F Ern Kasson and Frances Perkins. The Way Out a picture show was presented and Clinton township Farm Bureau planned a meeting at the Clinton school house with Roberta Steele giving a Baby Beef talk. Community singing and reports by Yerrell and Hepler were on the program.
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Vanroy Miller
J. S. ‘Taylor
Wakarusa_ township Farm Bureau
Brackett
Farm Bureau
Pls. Butcher
R. K. Nicholson
Taylor
Miller
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
A. Terrell
Christie
New Ray Device to Blow Up Foemen's Ammunition
Chicago dispatch reports a Berlin scientist Kurt Schimkus in Chicago claims a machine can emit antiwar rays that disable modern explosives. Demonstrations planned at Great Lakes station and talks with U S government to acquire rights. Rays travel as a cone, aim at ammunition stores on land sea or air.
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Chicago
The
Herald
Examiner
Kurt Schimkus
Berlin
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
United States
Germany
Schimkus
The Harvest Union Service at First Methodist Church
Lawrence churches join for a United Anti-Saloon League service at First Methodist Church on November 29 at 7 30 PM. First Baptist and First Christian downtown churches agreed to cooperate with the League. A strong drama titled The Harvest will be presented as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Anti-Saloon League
Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist Church
First Christian Church
League
First Methodist
Rhea Admits Marriage Reflects on Nebraska Star
Chicago November 28 AP Hugo Rhea, Nebraska football star tackle, publicly told athletic director Herbert Gish that he wed Marguerite Paniglten last July 18. Rhea rejoined the Huskers after a Pittsburgh stopover following the Thanksgiving game. Gish stated the marriage does not affect his eligibility.
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Chicago
Hughy Rhea
Nebraska
Herbert Gish
The
Cornhuskers
Marguerite Paniglten
Rhea
Pittsburgh
Huskers
Panthers
Gish
Put Up Christmas Trees Along Massachusetts Downtown
Cedar trees were added to the city decorations in the downtown district. A tree was placed beside each white way pole. Colored lights used for the holidays were put in place for Homecoming and will remain until after New Years Day.
Fails to name receiver in Kansas co-op Wheat Marketing case
Kansas City, Kan. Nov 28 AP Efforts to appoint a receiver for the Kansas cooperative Wheat Marketing Association failed in district court Judge John C Pollock said complainants representing about 18 members did not prove claims to invoke bankruptcy jurisdiction The association with roughly 4000 members and 26 elevators in Kan was challenged over a plan to raise more than 1 million dollars via a one cent per bushel charge to create a water reserve fund The association argued its cooperative structure barred bankruptcy but the judge did not rule on that point
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Co-Operative Wheat Marketing Association
John C. Pollock
Pollock
Uncertain Red Cross can vass in Douglas county
Uncertainty over the results of the Red Cross roll call in Douglas county due to delays in canvass and missing final returns. About $1,000 turned in so far, with ~$300 more expected from the University of Kansas. total near $2,000, but only about half may fund local nursing for a year. County will not contribute next year. continuation depends on local fundraising.
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Red Cross
Douglas County
Io Gene Glahn
Roll Calle
University of Kansas
Baldwin City
Lawrence
Glahn
Red_Cross
Neighbours one act play at First Presbyterian church
Zona Gale's Neighbours will be presented Sunday at 7 30 p m at the First Presbyterian church as part of the Santa Fe Thanksgiving Offering service. The play portrays midwestern village kindness through a poor seamstress caring for her orphan nephew with gentle humor and serious themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zona Gale
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Ruese
Emporia High School
J. E. O'Bryan
B. H. Gragg
I. H Winston
Rien N. M. Hough
J.H. Mitchell
J. J. Kistler
C. J. Perkins
F. S. Butcher
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Tientsin
Tokyo
War Office
Hamilton
Fords
M. U
Leland Stanford
K. U
Dru Rsogrteo
Tay Hewickeres
Ye Cashburn
Kansas State
Merchants Bureau
Ihe
Ichabods
Theater Corporation
Journal-Worte ‘Wna
Service Committee
City, Commission
Justice Court
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
New England
Ernie Caddel
Cardinal
Bill McCall
Bill Morton
Wakarusa Farm Bureau Group
Bracket School
Methodist Church
Disclosea
Massachusetts
Ypsilanti
Mich
Clark Chamberlain
Michigan State College
Indiana University
Chamberlain
Presbyterian Church
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