Three Die In Textile Strike Riot Murders and Injuries Reported
A textile strike riot left three dead and several wounded as clashes erupted near a mill district. Police and deputies reported gunfire and chaotic scenes with workers and security forces exchanging volleys. fatalities were confirmed at Saint Vigors and Randolph Hall as authorities investigated the deadly confrontation and resulting injuries.
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Alos
Randolph Hall
Anion
Jvere
Attempted theft leads to barn hideout discovery
Reports detail an attempted theft linked to a Buick and a chase that ended with officers locating a youth hiding in a barn at Ninth and Connecticut. The suspect admitted theft and named accomplices, while officials traced the vehicle to McMasters. Local court action and unrelated sports notes are mentioned in fragmented segments.
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Laseline Atthe
Sterling
Wola
Vobn
Fritz Meyn
Becar Iinlg
Bitice Stion
Ric Hughes
Ound
Anderson
Oi Bey
Buick
Vail
Ninth
Con
Necticut
Jahmnes Weed
Gearge
Anderean
Seminte
McMasters
Torped Company of
Oklahoma
Weather brief unclear forecast with garbled text
Weather notice contains corrupted lines about tonight and tomorrow with unreadable terms and no clear forecast or locations. The fragment mentions clear conditions and potential potions but lacks usable data for a proper forecast.
Journal-World to Air Karisas Game Play by Play
The Journal-World reports that Station WREN will broadcast play by play of the Karisas game. The broadcast aims to bring the stadium event to listeners, with details expected in a full account later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WREN
Journal- World
Karisas Lni
The
Journal- World! News
Aria
Boer Ibas
Raffio
Journal
Wall
Little World Series opens amid storm toll and damage
Rochester and Kansas City meet in the opening of the Little World Series as a tropical gale disrupts travel and leaves lives altered. Heavy winds cause power outages, downed trees, and damaged homes from Florida to Georgia, with fatalities reported near Port Saint Joe Florida and along the Gulf coast.
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Field
Kangas City
Rochester
Uchiébach
Atlanta
Etginia Cape
Nastsaul Banamas
Florida Peninsula
Alabama
Georgia
Stovhy
Daiorcu
Doubleheader Rainout Keeps Phillies at Home
Philadelphia and Washington slated for a doubleheader did not play due to rain. The American League season in Philadelphia stalls as weather delays lead to postponement for both clubs.
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Sation
Cal
New York
Pune
Mayan
Ned
Philadelphiay
Philadelphia
Attletics
Washington
Seven Hurt in Motor Car Crash Near Big Sprain
Seven people were injured when a sedan driven by Mays L Hodges of diction City crashed after leaving the main road. The Essex overturned several times and landed in a field about twenty feet from the pavement. Mrs Treilman and Mrs Bittner were among the injured with head or chest injuries and were taken to a hospital. Deputy Niedér reported that aside from the women, others had only minor injuries.
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Mays L Hodges
Diction City
Staly
Big
C ‘Main
K Tenes
Has
Eline “Hospital
Ig i Niedér
Cate
Essex
Abyssinian Court Drama Cited in Old Report
Fragmented OCR recounts a court scene with a queen and ambassadors in Abyssinia. Mentions a museum talk, a banquet, and questions about customs and hats. Includes references to a governor appointing a judge and various dignitaries.
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Santor
Atchison Royd Suit Contests Reimbursement Rules
Atchison county attorneys and officials argue over court action on reimbursements for interest and payments to districts under state law. The case questions whether the state highway commission may be required to cover interest on assessments, with debates over legality and financial limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Lawrence’ FP
Atchison
Boynton
Ashiptorney
Believes Farm Be May Defeat Own Ends
Fragmented readable text discusses farming policy and political figures in a historic context. Mentions protests and public stance on farm reform with references to political platforms and regional locations. The legibility is partial, but the core themes indicate a political dispute over agricultural policy and reform.
Turbulent Debate Over Tariff Proposal Advances Amid Partisan Split
Fragmented text describes a tariff debate where Democrats and Republicans clash over proposed flexible rates. Mentions votes by Demaders, Capper, and Kansas figures, with warnings about restricting Congress on tariff revisions and port rates. References to President and year old policy and potential changes.
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Congress
Beloke
Uch
Capper
Kansas
Iad
Cardell Killed By Stone From Blast
Cardell, an employee of a blasting company, was killed when a rock struck him after an explosion. The incident occurred in Denver as officials reported Cardell had been employed for some time and was found at the undertaker parlors.
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Cardelly Finplbyes
Vnlas
Cardell
Phil Cardell
Tives
Denver
Tigsou
Rumset Brothjets
Pine Lihe
Thagih Wanhan
Baldwin Qld Settlers Meeting Plans and Schedule
A Baldwin community meeting organized by the committee invites settlers to attend at the First Methodist Church. Reverend Simons is the guest speaker for the program following a noon basket dinner in Lawrence. The note ends with a fatal football injury report.
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Baldwin
Simons
Lawrence Old
Football Injury Fatal to William C Baltis at 23
William C Baltis of Russellville Arkansas, aged 23, died at his parents home after a long illness traced to a football injury years earlier. The infection began from a leg wound received while playing football at Rider Seton Princeton New Jersey and later affected bone tissue, ending his career with Baker University at Baldwin Kansas.
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Kansas City
Baker ‘University At
Baldwin
Kansue Ale
Cordley Placque Arrives In Lenal Display Window
Cordley school unveils a bronze placard honoring Richard Cordes. The large plaque bears an inscription and is shown in the display windows of the Lenal i ei school. Abilene scene notes foggy fire and a barn valued at 200. Post and Am Legion hold event with plans for Massachusetts and anniversary items.
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Cordley
Richard Cordes
Birnya
Abilene
Kar
Dorsey
TosMeet
I Ferrell Norsey Ost
Ambrician Legion
Ongle
Massachusetts
Natio Hane
Roinvention Leports
iEaw
Aggies say mascot injury at Kansas State game
Reported incident describes a wildcat mascot injuring a paw during confinement after a game. The piece also notes George E Peters being named to a new superintendent position in South Dakota, effective immediately.
Bankers Bank of St Louis Faces Unclear Crisis
Fragmentary OCR text references bankers in St Louis and a possible meeting or appointment. No clear event, date, or participants other than generic banking figures appear in the legible lines.
Grain rate debate at Kansas commission meeting
Kansas commission considers tonnage rate reductions amid industry push but remains split. Officials discussed impact on farmers and trade while chamber of commerce voices caution.
Contest Winners Share Honors in University Audition
The third annual Water-bent voice contest at the university crowned winners including Katheryn Lan and Kar sige ae Tip. Lawrence earned a state contest placement with Mrs Nelson and Amanda among notable finalists. Eugene Chrisiy and Jane Lange were also recognized in a crowded field of competitors.
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Katheryn
Prato
Lawrence
Nelson -Wi
Miall
Nelson
Eugene
Lagreiby
Janieth
Sager
Esfy
Agnesis Ke
Wsby Dalton
yAmanda
Pu “Fae
Jane
Lange
Dean Fatthews
Exald Met
Clute
Charley Sager
Fréshman Initiation Postponed To October Tenth
A scrambled clipping notes changes to the freshmen initiation date at a university event tied to the founding of the university. The revised plan references the university’s early history and a committee chair outlining the shift to October tenth with expectations of a campus anniversary celebration.
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Univer
Tsth
Eunivendary
Lawrence
Ray
C Cai
The
Universty
Tof
W. Blacki al
Ithe
State Meeting Opens With Religious, Educational Welcome
The WOTU OES state meeting opened with the singing of America and a welcome by local officials. George A Allen Sr state school superintendent spoke on youth health and truth for the nation. Reports from state treasurer and women’s home were read. a large reception followed. The program included music by the Lawrence Pops band and a torchlight march by women temperance advocates. The annual president’s address and officer elections were scheduled for the evening.
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America
George A. ‘Allen
T. A
Reid
Bert
Ankin
Ghancellbe
Hays
Lisa Gorkecio
Lego Houlder
Irony Mustraliss Houl
Ian Antishiquor
World Temperance
Lillian B.mitchner
Lawrence High Football Tickets Go On Sale Downtown Today
Lawrence High School begins season ticket sales in the downtown business district led by athletic manager William Assick. The sale targets adults at 150 dollars for the entire season and students for 1 dollar, with the next home game against Catholic High of Kansas City set for Saturday at Kansas Stadium. Tickets also available at the senior high office and at the gate.
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Lawrence
William Assick
Lawrence High
Byroy C. Donmyer
Massachusetts Street
Seiso
Lawerence J
Edentoy
Sesson
Gatholié “High
Kinsals City
Kan
Kansas
Rabbit Growers Meet Form Local Association in California
A gathering at 375 Bay California Street established a plan to form a local rabbit growers association. Members aim to obtain a national charter from the American Rabbit and Gayey Breeders Association by adopting a constitution and bylaws in line with national standards.
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Bae Galifornia Strept
Ergar Og
van Valles ‘Rabbit Ang Gavey Growers
Amerian
Rabbit and Gayey Breeders Association
Ennedy
NsoNy
Paul Dat
Lwdnis Zafort
Unclear fragments report a Cold War era bombing scene
Fragmented OCR describes a bombing at a Chicago area club on Lake Shore Drive injuring or shocking patrons. It mentions a blast, dynamite, a 600000 club, and several people affected in nearby homes and hotels. The text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
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Lake Shore
Chicagoans
Ag Ini
Tuaring
Vigil smoker seeks National Guard ties and enlistment
A local smoker at the Het Building 740 Werman Thursday evening 8 o'clock invites Guardians and friends to discuss National Guard affiliations. Officials expect officers to attend. promotions and vacancies noted for Companies L and H and others with members urged to enroll.
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Kansas
Het
Werman
Milton
Sas National Guard
Aerts General's Office
Vankr
Shenix
Dikkers of
Hoth Co. M and Co
National Guard
Bnea
Ares Company
L— Sane
AION
Pibet
iRaymond FT. Wismer
Lap
Shannons
H-Gerrain
Galen A. Gorrili
Harold Snyder
Tipu Albert Beating
Legion Convention Sets Boston as 1930 Host
A chaotic session with New England defections and Los Angeles abstentions chose Boston as the site for the 1930 Legion Convention. Speakers claimed Boston would host amid a crowded schedule with drum corps and bugle bands competing for honors and the official drum and burle corps winners to be named at the next gathering.
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Boston
Tan Legich
Phalfotins
Los Angeles
New England
Amogican
Tuteichy
Kansas Jayhawks Gather for Rally Behind New Cheer Leader
The Kansas grid squad plans a rally ahead of an upcoming event as new cheer leader Dick Galford announces a team sendoff. Officials and fans prepare for Santa Fe changes and a board election laying out by law revisions and director replacements.
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Iowa
Jabawkers
Orleans
Dick Galford
Bronze Pioneers Monument Edges Toward Dedication
A fragmented report describes plans for a Bronze Pioneers memorial in Kansas City area and related dedication events. It notes community participation, dates in October, and mentions residents and officials involved in the project.
University Senite In First Meeting Tuesday
University events note the first meeting Tuesday for Senite students. A summer session program titled Tiling of tentative xe W350 is discussed with allocation and catalog ordering procedures to be clarified by the Chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Senite i
Nlesteh
Cuthe University
Uate
Reunion in Clinttan Ark and County Meet
Former resident at State Douglas County plans a reunion at Clinttan Ark formerly the Lawrence tour at park on Saturday October. Attendees should bring dinner. Arrangements overseen by Mrs. C. and Gersten. Wyandotte Kansas City region notes and coroner statement reference rural cages incident and Liberty Post meet. The eating will start around noon.
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Clinttan Ark
Soutien
Oatennem
Douglas Couinty
Nifnie
Clan Ark
Lawrence
Park
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