Riot at Colorado Prison Ends in Mass Botched Mutiny
A prison uprising at the Colorado facility escalates to a deadly riot with seven guards killed and multiple inmates shot dead. Convicts seize control of the cell blocks, destroying the yard and facilities as authorities struggle to quell the insurrection. Names of several killed and wounded are listed, with reports of attempted escapes and violent clashes across the prison.
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Psi Sex
Uae
Jdead
Gil Isarnell
Lyse
Qrachard
Harley Caprs
Patrick
Pia Su
Roy Brown
Walter, Rinker
Elmer G. Erwin
John. J. Elles
Robert
A. Wiggins
Charles
Atterrney
A. da
Charles Davis
George Red Riley
J Dares
Pardueba
al Dlomen
Webei
V Burris
Dan Éid
Waards
John
Bin
Pease
Lay
Troche
Te ‘ A Arden
Crakh Shdatner
Martin
Biles
Jody
Danny
Daini
Izgins
Patlet
Wiggins
Rd Damiels
John Sh
Awiggins
Iwarden
Duncan We
Governor Reed Addresses State W.C.T.U. Convention
Governor Clyde M. Reed spoke at the State W C T U convention at the Masonic Temple. He urged firm law enforcement, noted $40,000 budget with $10,000 spent and more than $17,000 in cash gains plus twenty-five autos. He criticized Jay House remarks, called the host “braggards,” and praised Shawnee County officials for checking statements. Australian temperance worker Miss Graccio Leggo Houlder discussed anti liquor propaganda and posters portraying America as drunken, urging continued leadership to support prohibition with world impact. County organizers spoke as W C T U. songs closed the meeting.
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W. G
Ty Masonic Temple
Clyde M. Reed
Reed
Aia
Nanses
Jay House
Housez
Hoy
Shawne County
House
Topeka
Sning
Miss
Graccio Leggot Houlder
Australia
Miss Houche
Miss Houlder
United States
Sam Ag Ageucicani
Izalder
America
New South
Wales
Gules
Vane the Veferth
Atvericik
Prohibition
Parole Granted for Kansas Murder Suspect Era Erb
Era Erb, serving a life sentence for first degree murder in Kansas, was granted parole by Governor Clyde M. Reed. The case involved the shooting death of his wife at their daughter's home in Lawrence. Details note ill health and requests for clemency supported by medical affidavits. The report also covers a Sanatorium plan and an aviation hangar project at Lawrence municipal airport.
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Thicke
Lair
Fred
Kansas Penitentiary
Clyde M. ‘Reed
Neek
Cora Hupp
Lawrence
Kanoom
Douglas County District
Era
Fay
Penitentiary
Lansing
A.s.poulks
Erh
Donald R. .Gaad
Perth
Amboy
Blackfoot
Idaho
Pittsburgh
Erb
Baseball notes from Chicago and New York postponements
Wet grounds force postponements in Chicago and New York games. Spalding, longtime head of the Spalding Commercial College, dies at his home after a long illness. The school, founded in 1860 by his father, had grown with the family business. County meeting on stockholders to be held tonight at 807: location noted.
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George Spalding
Kansas City
Spalding
Spaldiie
Spaldirie
Evan
Lawrence
Weather forecast runs with scattered notes across counties
Erratic OCR weather brief covers Kansas regions with patchy terms. Mentions Coffeyville and Douglas County roads. Describes fair tonight and Saturday with few temperature changes and cloudy intervals.
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Kansas
Excent
Coffeyville
Goali Ag
Douglas
Dr Elderkin To Speak Sunday October 13
Announced today the Rev Dr Elderkin will speak Sunday morning October 19 at Pilgrim Congregational Duluth Minn to mark the church anniversary He served as pastor here for years and now ministers in Duluth The program includes music by the Riggs trio and Rev William Backus as principal speaker with ties to the 50th anniversary event twenty five years ago Richard Edgar a seriously ill boy in Kansas City area was reported as the week began
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de. Noble
S. Ilderkin
Pleyouth
Elderkin
Thej
Pilgrim
Duluth
Minn
William L. Burdick
University of Kansas
Riggs
William M.backus
Backus
South Park
Unitarian Church
British Prime Minister MacDonald Arrives for Hoover Talks
Washington dispatch reports Ramsay MacDonald and his delegation arriving on the Berengaria to confer with President Hoover on Anglo American goodwill. MacDonald, greeted at quarantine and greeted aboard the Macom, expresses confidence in friendly ties and potential peace. He mentions knowledge of William B. Shearer.
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Washington
el Apj
MacDonald
Hoove
S Stimson
New York
I E
Union
Ramsay ‘MacDonald
Hoover
al Station
Fie
Bérduguria
Be ‘Minerjean
Memphis
Frenson
Aig Macom
Aes Anil
Andvnalion
Jesmier MacDonald
Misgishbel
Mac. Com
Brivenna
Berengaria
England
Mr. MacDonald
B. Shearer
Ielieve
Mrs Colman Aids in Capture of 2 Youths
Mrs Colman aided Douglas and Shawnee county officers in capturing two youths near Kanwaka after they fled in a Chevrolet stolen in Chicago. One youth confessed to stealing the car. the other was a passenger. Chicago officers planned to retrieve the youth who confessed. Also noted is a Six States Convention in Kansas City with boxing show and prize printing exhibits by Lawrence Junior High in Topeka Fair.
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Ralph Coleman
Kanwaka
Douglas
Shawnee
Abius
Tater
C Olman
Han Twaka
Chicago
Lawrence Junior High School
Ralph '&, Grabey
Eligibility cloud over Missouri Tigers football camp
Columbia Mo Oct 4 The reliability issue clouded the Missouri Tiger football camp as university athletic officials prepared for a meeting between the intercollegiate athletics committee and the deans committee to resolve a conflict between Big Conference rules and state faculty guidelines. The athletic committee announced two of six players eligible and named a three member panel headed by Prof. W Manley to present the problem to the deans in a joint session with President Stratton D Brooke participating in several discussions.
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Columbia
Bugaboo
Missouri’ Tiger
University Committee of Intercollegiate
Atemp
Landaid
Athletic Committee
W. Manley
Stratton D. Brooke
Rally fires Kansas fans before Illinois clash
At Santa Fe the Jayhawker crowd cheered the 1929 Kansas football squad on its first trip of the year. Talks by Coach Harris and others fired beat Illinois spirit. The band and cheerleaders led chants Rock Chalk Fight Kansas as a second rally was announced for Sunday morning, with homecoming events planned.
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Santa:Fe
K. U
Jayhawker
University of Kansas
Ilinois
Ata
Urama
Tor
H. W. Harris
Mike Getto
WW. Davis
Steward Lywan
Van
Animal Man
Ling
Mgnt
Figh
Dick Garford
Ren
Ian
The
University, of Kansas
J.C. McCanles
Street Dance Added to Thirteenth Anniversary Program
The Thirteenth Anniversary committee adds a big street dance for next Saturday night. October 12 marks the conclusion of the celebration with a dance to be held on the new asphalt paving between Massachusetts and Vermont on Sixth Street, south of Robinson Park. The street will be roped off and invitations extended to newcomers and visitors. The event features an all-time dance at 8 o'clock with fiddlers and melodeon players, followed by modern dancing at 9 with a jazz orchestra, and a carnival finale at 11. Confetti and noise makers will be distributed to the crowd.
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Lawrence Municipal
J L. Constant
Utilities
Kanas City
Tvorkmen
Affee
To ‘Powell
Liberty Post
American Legion
Powell
Army Lane
City i
Ayailghle
Massachusetts
Vermont
Sixth Street
Robinson Park
Fifty Attend First Mid-Week Service at Trinity Lutheran
Fifty persons attended the inaugural mid week service at Trinity Lutheran church in Lawrence. Attendees saw promise in forming a larger weekly gathering and aimed to reach one hundred attendees next Thursday. Rev Puls announced plans for bringing people to the meeting and spoke on A Day with Jesus. Winners of the Atwater Kent contest are expected to perform solos and a devotional duet In the Garden.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Lawrence
Puls
Lawreace
Puls Wili
Jesus
Atwater
Wichita
McClellan Urged to Stay at Post at Kansas Convention
At the Kansas W C T U state convention Rev J A McClellan was urged to reconsider his resignation as superintendent of the Anti Saloon League. A resolution, presented by Mrs Ida M Walker, urged continued financial and moral support and recognized the need to strengthen enforcement efforts. The fiftieth annual convention opened with reports and prizes, with McClellan delivering the morning address on prohibition and enforcement.
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JA. McClellan
Kansas
McClellan
McClallan
Ida M. ‘Walker
Norton
Prentice
Il. A. McClelland
Journal-World
T. A
RM. Hare
Ella A. Boole
New York
LePage
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kan
Chamber’ of Commerce
Lawrence High Holds Annual Class Election
Lawrence High School held its annual class elections after ballots were counted. Senior class officers elected include John Morrison as president, Wanda Edmonds as vice president, Lila Jansen as secretary, George Crawford as treasurer, and James Asher as student council representative. Junior and sophomore officers and council reps were also chosen, with voting conducted at dedicated election booths and ballot boxes.
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Lass
Lawrence High School
John Morrison
Lloyd Metzler
Donald Metzler
Wanda Edmonds
Lila Jansen
George Crawford
James ‘Asher
Josephine Marshall
Doris Pdixon
Thelma Dumphrey
Clifford Mesenheiner
John ‘McNownn
Robert Lanchard
Ralph Kerns
Edgar Laigh
Stu-Dept Council
Coast Guard Races To Find Missing Russian Plane
Coast Guard cutters from Sitka Ketchikan and Seattle joined a search for the missing Russian plane Land of the Soviets. The craft, carrying four Russians, left Sitka for Seattle but did not arrive. Haida was to commence southbound searches while Cygan and Unalga sailed to locate the aircraft, believed to have landed off British Columbia or southeastern Alaska amid poor weather.
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Seattle
Wash
Coast’ Guard
Sitka
Haida
Coast Guard
British Columbia
Alaska
Poultry Tour Set by Kaw Valley Association
The Kaw Valley Poultry Association held a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce last night and planned the annual tour for November 3 with speaker J. I. McAdams. About fifty members and local poultrymen attended as plans included farm visits, a basket lunch, and efforts to raise Kansas egg production standards to match other states.
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State
Agricultural College
Manhattan
Lawrence
Douglas County
Chris Schaake
Lawrence Mills ‘Elevator Company
Kaw Valley
Nelson le Seur
Kansas
Armory
High School Students Vie for Annual Staff Positions
Lawrence High School prepares to select twenty seven candidates for the annual Reet and Black staff. Miss Bell Harper directs school publications and today announces major positions are filled by course work and past experience for others. Read lists include Orelup Snydal Jackman Courter Smith Wilson Leigh McGuire Edmonds Shaw Dodds Purkee Pierson Morrison Willett Blackstone Herbert Cleary Testerman Skilton Edie Laps ted Hatman Potetisti Scott Gorbutt Randall.
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Reet and
Black
Lawrence High School
Vn Bell
Harper
Stafl
Chetehon Orelup
Zelma Snydal
Dean Jackman
Audra Courter
Charles Smith
Ernestine Wilson
Lawrence Leigh
Marv
McGuire
Wanda Edmonds
Elizabeth Shaware Dodds
Elzabeth Purkce Pierson
John Morrison
Cis Willett Taylor
Jessie Bdackéone
Herbert Cleary
Fearing Seeks Diploma From Life Underwriters Board
Fearing district agent for Provident Mutual Life Insurance has from American Underwriters passed examinations to receive a diploma as chartered life underwriter. The college was founded about Swary ars apo to vocoseni ic moner-j ly unralified eligibility requires four year high school graduation life insurance experience and college of Life.
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U. K
Forhe Provident , Mutual Life Insurance, Company
Swary Ars
Apo
Vocoseni
Ars
Supler Speaker For Fans At Journal World Building
A powerful loudspeaker will be installed in the Journal World Building upper windows tomorrow afternoon by Hovey Harlna of the Hanna Tachi Star to carry the play by play report of the Kansas Illinois game. The broadcast will start at 2 45 with cooperation from WREN and the Journal World. Music program announced by Mrs A Ma Wilenk presents Sin the First Presbyterian vesper. The University of Kansas Fine Arts choir will perform with Agnes Smith and Charles Sanger among the students. Tuberculosis clinic set for October 7 in city health offices at the new city hall.
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Journal-World
Hovey Harina
Hanna Tachi Star
Kahsas-Illinois
Hanns Hust
Journal-Worlddad
Wren
Urbana
A. Ma Wilenk
D. Mc Swarthnilt
University of Kansas Eeltann
Fine Arts
H. W. Parker
Agnes Smith
Charles Sanger
Universi Fine Arts
Frances ‘Robinson
Miss Robinson
Nei
Inok City
Health Department
Nevecity Hall
Dec
C. Lewland
T. B. Real
Bishop Lawrence Unable To Attend Pioneer Banquet
Bishop William Lawrence of Boston will miss the Pioneer banquet in Lawrence next Friday due to health advised by his physician. His son Rev Frederic C. Lawrence will read the address, delivered by Bishop Lawrence’s son from St. Peter's Church Cambri Meas. The event expects about 300 guests with many locals expected to attend. reservations remain available for distinguished attendees.
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Williamy Lawrence
Boston
Han
Lawrence
Kansas
Fredaric
von Ic
Maur
Mexican Driver Teaches Ox Team Handling In Kansas
A parade driver learned that Mexican oxen trained by Abaxcieas Cienves, a railroad section worker from Mexico, responded to different hitching and horn yoke methods. The animals initially refused to obey English commands, but improved after Cienves adjusted gear and technique.
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Ox Team
Iman
Mexico
Kansas
Abaxcieas Cienves
Cienves
Plaques Donated to Senior School and Library Display
Mrs A M Wile Lawrence presents six plaques of known sculpture works to the senior school. The plaques are placed in the school library and include pieces titled The Relief Representing Ornheus Burjee and Hermes and The Victory copied from the Passion. A large picture of Tar Res construction of the Acropolis was given to Miss Irma B Spangler, a member of the Jack Hy br ry Wilcox, Liberty Post. The post plans for an Armistice night party with opening program, bridge and dancing, to be held November 11, with Bedrue Carter as party chairman.
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A. M. Wile Lawrence
Ornheus
Bur Jee
Hermes
Pashonon O
Liberty
Post
Novan
Ay Petirie
Bedrue
Carter
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