San Jose lynching sparks political fire and warnings
A mob hanged two men in San Jose after they confessed to murder, despite police and governor warnings. Officials urged rejection of mob law, noting its danger to law and order, and to public trust in justice. The piece also touches on state papers and Kansas language in policy discourse.
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San’Jose
Cal
Betes
Rooke Hart
San Francisco Bay
Com
California
Chicago
James Rolf
Frank Walsh
Oak County
San Jose
Rolf
Local Notes and Society News from Lawrence
Mr and Mrs R C Rankin hosted a family dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Theodore Pendleton of Sacramento California visiting for Thanksgiving in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Francis D Schnake of Dayton Ohio welcomed a daughter Helen born November 26 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Frances Dorothy Schnake to wed Rogers Fred of Middleburg Virginia at 1128 Ohio Street December 5. A bridge party is planned December 8 at Wiedemann grill room. Paul McFarland sails December 1 from New York for Venezuela to do geological work. Armin Barteldes of Denver is visiting over the holidays. High School Play Come Out of the Kitchen debuts December 13 with leads Jeannette Bowersock and Leonard O Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Rankin
Theodore Pendleton
Sacramento
California
Lawrence
Francis D. Schnake
Dayton
Ohio
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Helen
Schnake
Mary
Ding
H. E. Kepler
Frances Dorothy
Rogers Fred
Middleburg
Ohio Street
R. C. Jackman
Jéannette- Wheeler
Wiedemann Grill
Paul McFarland
Philadelphia
Will Gail
New York City
Venezuela
Armin Barteldes
Denver
Colo
F. W. Barteldes
Homecoming Kickoff at K U with Stunt Parade
Ten years ago on Tuesday November 28 the University of Kansas held homecoming events. Alumni, students, faculty and visitors filled the gym for a two hour rally featuring speakers Dr Outland George Worton Patsy Clark and Ham Hamilton. Students dressed in tacky costumes for hobo day as part of the homecoming celebration. Mrs W R Banker and daughter Betty plan December visit with relatives, while Mr Banker and Mr Seidel also noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big K. U
Gally
Robinson Jzymnasium
K. U
Kansas
Outland
George , Worton
Philadelphia
Penn
Lindley, Jr
F.C. Allen
Patsy” Clark
Sandy” ‘Winsor
Ham Hamilton
W._R. Banker
Betty
Muskogee
Okla
Family conflict prompts marriage plea in 1825 column
In a syndicated 1825 feature the mother character insists her son Joé marry to honor her. She notes how her two other sons only appreciated her after wedlock, reflecting social expectations and family dynamics of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joé
Lawrence hosts honor dinner for Mr James Fitzpatrick guest list
Last evening four dozen guests gathered at a denge ful dinner honoring Mr James Fitzpatrick of San Diego visiting Lawrence. The Eclipse club members attended with Mrs Fitzpatrick among the hosts and a long table of relatives and friends including Misses Greenlees Wheeler Seidel and Miss Lynch in Goodland teaching.
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James ‘Fitzpatrick
San Diego
Lawrence
The
Eclipse
Fitzpatrick
Ritenatrich
J. .A. Keeler
He Carters
Frances Carter
F.R. Keith
T- H. Kennedy
Clarence Kelso
Seidel
Nell Greenlees
Jeano Wheeler
Erna
Mirs
Harry. M. Stucker
Ottawa
C. H. Tucker
J. A Constant
Corrine
Shreveport
New Orleans
Barbara. Olinger
Longton
Kan
Léona’.Baumgartner
Colby
and Baumgartner
Margaret. Lynch
Goodland
Seymour News and Local Notes From Fort Worth
Seymour reports Heyman back from Missouri and Henry Hart reopening a grocery store at the old stand. Leavenworth visitors Lulu Cohn Sara Silber and Lacy Goldsmith stay for Thanksgiving. a dance honors them. George Bohnmaier and Mary Neis licensed to wed. H L Stevens given two deers by Union Pacific raffled tonight. Rose McParland and Lillie Claypool visiting relatives in Ottawa and Tonganoxie. Watches lost by A Worrill jeweler. thief unseen. E D Armstrong ill with grippe. false teeth burned in stove.
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Seymour
Heyman
Missouri
Henry Hart
Lulu Cohn
Sara Silber
Lacy Goldsmith
Leavenworth
Drukker
George J. Bohnmaier
Lecompton
Mary Neis
Eudora
H. Li. Stevens
Union Pacific Railread Company
Rose McParland
Tonganoxie
Lillie" Claypool
Ottawa
A. Worrill
North Lawrence
E. D.armstrong
Lincoln Street
Jayhawks Triumph Over Missouri Tigers in 191? Victory
Crowds of more than 12 000 filled Kansas City as the Jayhawkers defeated Missouri 10 to 4 in the season finale. Two onside kicks, including Stevenson to Carl Pleasant, sparked Kansas. Billy Rice added a second touchdown. Box office receipts neared 18000 with McCook’s figures boosting Kansas treasury and a first victorious season since 1899.
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Jayhawks
Moatlaws
Tigers
Kansas City
Jayhawkers
Missouri
Jayhawk
Stevenson
Carl Pleasant
Arma
Kansas
Billy” Rice
Lansdon
Tebeau
McCook
George 8. Shaw
Bob Anderson
Ross Bangs
Kansas City Paper House
Missouri Paper House
Truitt
Missouri Paper, Co
Bessie Smith
Lawrence
Porter Hults
Hults
Savannah
John Daniels
Edna
Lyda LeSeur
Ruth Clucas
F. Hester
John F. Robertson
History This Date Kansas Toast at Lincoln Day Banquet
William Allen White editor of the Emporia Gazette accepts an invitation from the Ohio State Republican League to respond to a toast titled Whats the Matter With Kansas at a Lincoln Day banquet in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen White
Emporia, Gazette
Ohio State Republican League
Kansas
Zanesville
Homeopathic Doses History by Dr Edward Bumgardner
A mixed historical feature references Magellan's 1519 voyage from Seville and his death in the Philippines after navigating the strait named for him. It includes a brief AP report: nine agrarian leaders shot by police during a November 28 demonstration in Michoacan and a note on selling old clothes via classifieds.
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Edward Bumgardner
Ferdinand Magellan
Charles V
Spain
Seville
South Americ
Philippines
Matan
Guadalajara
Mexico
Yurecuardo
Rumored hideout of Klosphees near Russian Lake
Curt Tennyson and Sonya Nichols explore the old Cossack fort at Russian Lake guided by legends of the Klosphees. Sonya recounts a brutal massacre history, contrasting Curt's stance on Leninist actions with her outrage. They depart with tension lingering as a potential future conflict looms.
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Curt Tennyson
Igor Karakian
Traiind
Paul St. Claire
Russian Lake
Curthes
Sonya Nichols
Sonya
Russian’ Lake
Sonya Maya
Curt
Tellacet
Lilluar
Fort McMurray
Inspector Jamieson
Indian Bureau
Jamieson
Lilluar Mountains
Sikanni
T 'Breed
Regina Ducharme
Montreal
Rosalie
Marlin
Mr. Ralston
Wolf
Cwere
Pacific
The Thief by Mary Graham Bonner
In darkness Jelly Bear Honey Bear and Willy Nilly suspect Grandpa Grouchy Galump as a thief after seeing him take money from a window. The group debates the odds and wonders if the old man keeps money hidden in moss while planning a family night mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Grandpa Gronchyy Galum
Oriad
Christopher
Rip
Jelly Bear
Grandpa
Honey Bear
Grandpa Grouchy Galump
Tomorrow Chemistry and Health Flashes of Life
AP dispatches from Philadelphia Pittsburgh Ossining and Seattle report assorted quirky items. Eddie Hinkle, 16, tried to buy a cigarette with a pistol and was jailed without his smoke. Robert Lewis, 19, faced ducks in his home and was fined six dollars with two years probation. William Cunningham, a policeman, confronted Sing Sing inmates in a football game and noted no rough staff. Seattle plans a Shriners ice carnival with Pep Harper hinting at the event. Shelby County schools list 30 sets of twins among students.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Eddie ‘Hinkle
Charles Palmer
Hinkle
Pittsburgh
Robert Lewis
Monongahela
Anna Kurke
Ossining
N. Y
William Cunningham
Mamaroneck’ All-Stars
Sing-Sing
Sing Sing’s.star
Whitey “Hand
Cunningham
Seattle
Tennia
Shriners
Howard
Pep) Harper
Mel Orange
Pana
Ill
Frank White
Shelby County
Fernandez Medina says Havana stability rises with plan
Cable News in Brief reports Uruguayan minister Fernandez Medina calling Havana closer to political tranquility than since the Machado overthrow due to his conciliation plan likely to be accepted. Mussolini orders state office female staff limited to 5 percent as part of back-to-the-home movement. Hitler labels Austrian leaders murderers at a Reichswehr trooper's grave near the Austro‑German border. Italy starts work on two 7500-ton cruisers and two destroyers. Berlin notes a Protestant church schism may be averted by retirements from ministry.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Fernandez Medina
Machado
Rome
Mussolini
Germany
Hitler
Reichswehr
Italy
Berlin
Sudden Shift to Liquid Laxatives Prompts Public Reassessment
Doctors have long valued measured dose laxatives and the public now favors liquid forms for controlled action and comfort. A properly prepared liquid laxative provides a gentle, non habit forming movement without kidney irritation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, based on senna, is advertised as safe and non dependency creating.
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Caldwell
All Drugaiata
Postponed consecration and Nazi leadership shifts
Fragmented dispatch notes indicate indefinite postponement of Reichsbishop Muller consecration and removal demand for retired Bishop Hosten fener by non Nazis. Warsaw talks between Moltke and Pilsudski aim at Germany Poland issues. Baldwin urges direct disarmament talks via Italy France Britain. Mussolini backs League disarmament to sustain its role.
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Reichsbishop Mueller
Hostenfener
Warsaw
Germany
Poland
Hans’Adolf von Moltke
Josef Pilsudski
London
Europe
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Italy
France
Britain
Geneva
Mussolini
League of Nations
Rome
Eric
KU Radio Schedule Highlights Homecoming Rally Event
The listing shows KFKU broadcasts on Tuesday and Wednesday with an athletic questions segment led by Prof AL Elbel and Coach H W Harelss, news notes by K U News Bureau, a French class led by H K Cornell, and a Homecoming radio rally featuring Prof Allen Crafton and talks by Chancellor H Lindley Dr F C Allen Coach Adrian Lindsey and a prominent alumnus plus Jayhawker pep.
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AL Elbel
H. W. Harelss
Usenews
K. U
W.A. Dill
OHS P. m
Jesson
H. K. Cornell
KFKU
Allen
Crafton
H. Lindley
F. C. Allen
Adrian Lindsey
U Kus
Jay Danes
Drummond Reports on Disarmament Status and Russia
The report notes Drummond conferring on disarmament status. It also mentions that Il Duce plans to press Foreign Commissar Litvinoff for complete religious liberty in Russia.
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Simons
Massachusetts Street
Wrence
I Seywen de Scor Eog. Inc
New York
West 4Th Stas
Angelo
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Skansas City
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St -Lonie
Star Building
Zatlanta
Walton, Building
OFS Associated Press
Ewa
UIT
Bureau OF Circulations
Suesday
Frank P. MacLennan
Topeka State Journal
George W. Smith
Journal-World
Washington
National
Horse ‘Association of America
Christian Science Monitor
High ‘School Dramatic Club
Jeannette Bowersock
Leonard O'Bryan
Josephine Klein
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Publishers Syndicate
William Byron Mowery
Carl
Russia
Canada
Paul
Willliam B.mowery
Kidsied
New York Academy
Cable News
Rie Clea Inv. Co
Vice Insurance
National Bank
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
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