Supreme Court to reconvene for Regular Fall term
Washington Oct 2 The Supreme Court of the United States will reconvene tomorrow for the Regular Fall term with a crowded docket. At adjournment in June the count stood 437 pending cases, later rising to 650. No cases will be argued in the first week, as the court resumes duties after new membership and a visit to the White House. Five cases argued last term may yield opinions early in the new session, including disputes over natural gas restraint, Texas boundary location, and railroad liability in Nebraska.
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Washington
Supreme: Court
United States
George Suthend
Utah
Assos ‘Clarke
White House
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Oklahoma
Texas
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Nyé Schneider ‘Fowler Company
Nebraska
Inmates Receive Bibles Amid Bible Distribution Effort
Hutchinson Kansas October reports five hundred inmates at the state reformatory now have Bibles, part of a movement linked to Gideons. The effort, led by an intercity committee, aims to place Bibles in every hotel room and expand to hotels nationwide, tracing back to early hotel Bible distribution fifty years ago.
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Hutchinson
Kansas
State Reformatory
Salina
Wichita
Iton Bibles
America
Hiasi
Nicholson
Mipanion
Truncated Obscure Notice on Isaac Hemphill
A fragmentary obituary note mentions Isaac Hemphill with mixed text about faith and city life. The legible parts reference Comrade Hemphill and a church, with unclear names and nonsensical insertions surrounding his death.
Free Air and Man slaught er at Varsity in week of April shows
The Varsity presents Hodkinson release Free Air starting next Monday and Tuesday featuring a Montana outdoors production adapted from Sinclair Lewis. Cecil B DeMille manslaughter and Neilan Fools First headline Monday through Wednesday with lavish sets and notable casts.
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Varsity
Sinclair
Free Air
Marshall Neilan
Irene Castle
Bowerlock
Cecil B. de Mille
Corinne Griffith
India
Hodkinson
Varsity Theatre
Sinclair Lewis
Saturday Evening Post
H. Griffith
Montana
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
New York
St. Paul
Glacier Park
Griffith
Fargo
Lieut
Becker
Western Oi
Joan
Cecil B. DeMille
Geoil B. DeMille
Rome
Theodore Kossol
Jeanie Macpherson
Alica Duér Miller
Devil B. DeMille
Bowersock
First National
Richard
Dix
Claire Windsor
Claude Gillingwater
Raymond Griffith
George Seigman
Leo White
Helen Lynch
Shannon Day
Harold Goodwin
Robert, Brower
Jack Duffy
Bobby Fuere
E. Villa
Clyde McCay
George Dromgold
William Irving
Theodore van Bitz
Fred Kelsey
William Machin
George Freyeh
Hazel Keener
Mone Collins
Carlo Clarke Warde
Hugh McNair Kahler
Saturday Morning ‘Post
Marion Fairfax
Neilan
Hollywood
San Francisco
Y Neilan
First National Bank
St. Francis
Sen
Shanghai to open first sewer unit in November
Shanghai International Settlement, population about 790000 within a city of over two million, will begin operating its first sewer system in November. The initial unit, spanning areas along Soochow Creek Road Avenue Edward VII, and the Bund, covers about thirteen miles of concrete gravity mains. The project uses gravity and pumping stations to move sewage to the pumping sites.
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Shanghai
Soochow Crochet Road
Avenue
Edward, VII
Bombay
Russia Reforms Church Service Modes in Moscow
In Moscow a religious shift unfolds as two new church factions vie for influence after Patriarch Tikhon’s removal. Arch Bishop Antonin leads the New Life movement, aligning with the Soviet regime and promoting simplified services in Russian, while opponents push for a different form. Government supervision averts full church conflict as both sides gain representation on the governing board.
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Moscow
Tikhon
Antonin
Wor
Jas. Metropolitsm
Life Church
Fovernine Board
Oct
Today’s Observances and Notices Across Nations
Observances include Yor Kippur and Fire Prevention Week in the United States and Canada. Notable items include the 25th anniversary of Neal Dow’s death, Rev. T Olmstead’s 20th episcopate anniversary, and Hindenburg’s 75th birthday. A Kansas City carnival opens, Ivy Giberson faces murder trial in New Jersey, and 1500 Grain Dealers delegates converge in New Orleans. Canada moves to collect charges via COD service. Harvard and Oxford debate League of Nations join. Postal leaders meet in Ottawa for postal service improvements.
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Dary
Neal Dow
Prohibition
Supreme Court of the United States
Doday
Chiles ‘T. Olmstead
Central
New York
von Hindenburg
United States
Canada
Kansas City
Ivy Giberson
Asheep
Lakehurst
N. J
New Orleans
Grain Dealers’ National Association
Canadian Post Office’ Department
C. Oode
Charzes
League of Nations
Boston
Harvard
Oxford
Charles Murphy
Dominion
Ottawa
Birthday Honors Prompt House Party in North Lawrence
Mrs. Wm A Griffitts hosted a joint birthday celebration for Bonnie Collins and Mrs. Lester in North Lawrence. Eighty eight year old Mrs. Lester and guests included Mrs. R F Glass Rev and Mrs Mortis and others. A separate church youth hike to Topeka featured teacher H K Lury and boys from Centenary M church. The Christian Endeavorers planned an out of town trip with a roast marshmallow picnic. Multiple local residents, dinners, and visits across Kansas were noted including Tracy Parsons of St Louis and Roy E Bushey visiting Kansas City.
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Bonnie Collins
Lester
Robert
Bron
Carey
George Jennings
Willard Benge
State House
Christian Endeavorers
Christian’ Church
Price
Topeka
Prudential Insurance
Raymond’ Carr
Tracy Parsons
St.Louis
S. McGann
Bim Street
Roy E. Bushey
Kansas City
Walter Cragan
U. Fred Higgins
Thomas
Clifford Moon
Nelson Smith
Ottawa
Moonhoe
Loengt Streat
Rvin Logan
Vinland
Robert Walker
Egdora
Bren Ra- Jan
A. 0. Martin
Frid Bolum
Rome
Christian Sunday School
Austria Faces Debt and Doubt in Postwar Recovery
The British Overseas Trade report on Austria cites a needed £16 million to restore financial stability and about £18 million held in Swiss banks. It notes Austrian pessimism and a reluctance to trust the government, with outsiders urged to provide secured aid while Austrians demonstrate willingness to reform. Armaments disappear in Siberia investigations confirm losses, and a California hunter plans a brief trip near Miller’s Lake after visiting Los Angeles.
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London
Austria
Congregationalists Grow in Kansas Churches
Topeka report shows 1,600 new members boosting Kansas Congregational Conference total to 16,500 with Sunday schools at 18,844 and young people at 1.75 percent. Four largest churches include Central Congregational Topeka Lawrence United Wichita and First Church Topeka. Average pastor salary 1938 dollars. 117 church buildings valued at 742,850 dollars. 81 of 198 churches have pastors.
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Topeka
Kan
John RB. Gonzales
Kansas Congregational Conference
Kansas
Gentral Congregational
Lawrence
United
Wichita
First Church
Gonzales
Bedding Company Rebuilds Staff After Fire
Call 198 Cunninghrin Bedding Company for staffing updates and rebuilding efforts following a disturbance. Feather matte 1124 N.Y. mae.
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Cunninghrin Bedding Company
Beathers Stanted
N.Y. Mae
Fire Prevention Meet Draws Insurance Men Statewide
About 150 insurance men from Iowa Kansas and Missouri were elected to send the State Fire Prevention Association to hold its first meeting away from Kansas City Missouri. The gathering will boost the local Fire Prevention Week program already planned. Also notes include Mrs T H Kennedy returning from Ellsworth Kansas with Mrs Mary Cary, and several brief references to local names and material trade items.
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Wichita
Missouri
Kansas City
Samara Relief Sees Vaccinated Children and Global Aid
In Samara Russia five thousand workers search streets to fetch meals from the American Relief Administration kitchens. Every one of 1,200,000 residents, including children and adults, is vaccinated for smallpox and immunized against typhoid paratyphoid and cholera. Overall health outlook for Samara is described as bright.
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Samara
Russia
American Relief Administration
Marmola Prescription Promises Fat Reduction Without Dieting
Years ago fat loss required dieting and exercise. now Marmola Prescription tablets claim steady, easy weight reduction without long rituals of strenuous exercise or starvation. Sold at druggists worldwide for one dollar per box or ordered directly from the Marmola Co. of Detroit.
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Woodward Ave
Detroit
Coal Prices For Immediate Delivery From Gibson Miel
Coal available for immediate delivery including Fancy Southern Kansas lump and screened nut, Fancy Missouri lump and nut. Contact Otto Bofinger, proprietor, at phone 28 for current prices before purchase.
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Kansas
Missouri
Gibson Miel
Otto Bofinger
Oysters Enemies Die in Sea War Study
London reports the British ministry notes oysters face heavy loss from predators with only two in a million reaching harvest. At Conway Wales Dr. Dodgson sterilizes breeding water to boost survival, achieving up to 100000 juveniles per million born. If scalable, English oyster supply could rise and drop prices. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Mason visiting Lawrence and Detroit trips.
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London
British
Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries
Wales
Conway
Dodgson
Dodgsin
Community Social Notes From Kansas City Visit
Mr and Mrs A W Lambari of Eugene along with Mr and Mrs BF Bishop and Miss Bonnie Bishop will attend the Priest of Pallas festival in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Frank Tuern and daughter Eoly spent Sunday in Bonner Springs.
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Charles Mason
Lawrence
T. S.;.mason
Pochler’s Mergantile Cy
Lambari
San Eugene
BF. Bishop
Bonnie Bishop
Ace Howard
Kansas City
Frank Tuern
Eoly
Bonner Springs
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Hutchinson Bibles
Isaac Hemphill
Fran
Tsast “Hemphill
Hemphill
Washington Post
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Abraham
Ilways
Lckues Aol
di Pater
Fancy
Mt. Lon
Nikolaiev
Orthodox
North
Siberia
Tokio
Associated Press
Siberian
Mukden
Change Ksatim
Manchuria
OW. S Miller
Los Angeles
Otto
Mor
Yis Jett
Miller's Lake
Mr. Miller
California
Congregationalists
T. H. Kennedy
Ellsworth
Mary Cary
Talmage D. Bunk
Derek
Mathews Lumber and
Colorado
Valley Fug Co
Roy Day
Houston
Cal
Shay
Busine
Holland
Frank H
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Optometrist
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