UPROAR IN MEXICO DRAGS U.S. BORDER TENSIONS
Reports from Nogales and San Antonio describe Mexican upheaval as General Gomez allies with Huerta interests, rebels surge across states, and alleged executions rise. Details mention Alfonso De La Huerta’s bullet ridden death near Imarez and various rebel leaders reported across Chihuahua San Luis Potosi Durango and Vera Cruz amid the Calles era crisis.
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San Antonio
Tex
Gomez
Calles
Huerta
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Alfonso de Tat Huerta
Adolfo de la Huerta
Aguirre
de la Huerta
Imarez
Baron Medina
de Laaer
Chihuahua
Zepeda
Riraud
San Luis Potosi
Humberto Barras
Mior
Teran
Cuernavaca
Vera Craa
Hector Almad
Mexico City
Almada
Amilcar Zentella
Fransica Serrano
Gorty
Zentella
Dpdl
Obregon
Cuernavacantal
Morelos
Esco
General Alfredo Quijano Dies for Rebellion in Mexico City
General Alfredo Quijano, condemned by a court martial for rebellion, stood brave at the San Lazaro prison courtyard as the firing squad took aim. He refused blindfolding, urged soldiers closer, and saluted friends before being shot. His death followed leadership attempts by fractured Mexican forces, with a crowd and vendors watching near the sunlit wall.
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Mexico City
Alfredo Rueda
Quijano
San Lazaro
Quijuno
Gener
al Francisco
Serrano
Arnulfo Gomez
Hector Almado
Vera Cruz
Ildelock
Santiago
Associated Press
The
New Times
New York Herald-Tribune
Astone
Grad Mag Reaches Twenty Fifth Year at KU
The October issue of the Graduate Magazine of the University of Kansas marks its twenty fifth year. It ranks thirteenth in maturity among ninety alumni magazines in the United States. Notable peers include Yale Alumni Weekly, Michigan Alumnus, Harvard Alumni Bulletin, Cornell Alumni News, and Technology Review of MIT.
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Fof Karsus
K WU
United States
Kansas
Stevens Indicator
Yale Alumnus Weekly
Michigan Alumnus
Alumni Register of Pennsylvania University
Harvard Alumni Bulletin
Cornell Alumni News
Brown Alumni Monthly
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Bridget Cummings and Mrs Maggie Drennon
Mrs Bridget Cummings age 90 died at her home west of Lawrence. Funeral from St Peters Catholic church Big Springs Saturday at 10. Burial in Big Springs. Mrs Maggie Drennon age 82 died yesterday at noon at her son W M Drennon. Services from her son's home 1726 Louisiana Street at 12:30 then at Wallula church 2:30. Rev J Wilson of Kansas City Kansas will lead. Burial in Mt Muncie cemetery Leavenworth.
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Bridget Cummings
Bridget. Cummings
Lawrence
St. Peters Catholic Church
Big Springs
John Karnowski
Maggie Drennon
W. M. Drennon
BE. Drennon
Louisiana Street
Wallula
Kansas City
Kansas
Mt. Muncie
Leavenworth
Stock exchange closes for KCMO stock allotment
In Topeka October 7 AP notes subscription books for gold note holders of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad to own 385000 shares were closed in U S district court. Tomorrow clerk F L Campbell will apportion stock amid heavy over subscription. Court set price at 71.61 per share. Trustees for British and American note holders have sent the securities to exchanges for the stock.
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Topeka
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad
United States District’ Court
F. L. Campbell
Campbell
Lawrence society notes and legal cases mix with editor gathering
Local notices show rooms searched for Monday stay in Hutchinson while Kansas editors attend a golf tournament and a duck banquet. A bigamy verdict sentences Rev Willis Jordan in Columbus. Parole recommendations surge at Lansing prison. Rebels’ confiscation order issued as Calles era unrest expands.
Passenger rail auditor found dead in Salina home
FATWUER DEAD FL AL Smith traveling auditor for Missouri Pacific Railroad and father of Homer Smith was found in bed at his Salina home. A gas fire was burning in the room and death was attributed to asphyxiation. His wife is at Spring Hill with her mother and a second son is in New York.
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AL Smith
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Homer
TW Smith
Eraduato
University of Kansas
Salina
Spring Hill
H.sen
New York
Wes Scorns
Strolls on Railroad Platform Pajamas At Night
Members of an American Legion goodwill party in England recount a tale of the Prince of Wales defying formality. En route from Scotland to London, the royal train paused to change engines and the prince, clad in pajamas, calmly walked the platform until departure. Local business event details note a Baptist church dinner Saturday from 11:30 to 3:30, leaving more room for visitors.
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London
American Legion
Good Will
England
Scotland
Baptist Church
Fatal shooting case leads to investigation in Oct 7 note
An 80 year old Negro, F B Austin, held for investigation after his wife was fatally shot last night. Austin claimed accidental discharge while trying to take the pistol from his wife after threats. Also note informants about parole proceedings for John Simrock and a Balkan flare up report from Belgrade dated Oct 7. Mrs E B Shultz to speak at Unitarian Forum at 10 am Sunday. Indictment for murder in the Lillien dall case against Mrs Margaret Lillien dall and Willis Beach.
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Catteyville
Aka
F. B. Austin
Austin
Mays Landing
N. J
A. P
A. William Lilliendahl
Hanmonton
Margaret FE. Lilliedal
Willis Beach
Shansi Threat to Peking Develops on Two Fronts
Reports from Shanghai dated October 7 say Shansi forces advance from both north and south toward Peking. About 40,000 Shansi troops press a frontal assault on 60,000 northern troops along the Peking Hankow railway near Tingchow. The northern HQ moved farther north toward Peking as battle rages and Paotingfu’s evacuation rumors persist.
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Shanghai
China
Peking
Peking-Hankow
Tingchow
Paotingfu
Wisconsin Governor and other elites invited to Badger game
Chancellor Lindley announced twenty two prominent invitees accepted to attend Wisconsin vs Kansas, including Governor Paulen and Gen eral King. Additional leaders were still deciding, while several sent regrets about missing the event.
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E. H. Lindley
Frank Sponable
W. Thompson
I. W. Cooter
Irving Hill
Chester Woodward
W. J. Baumgartner
M. J. Breidenthal
Luther Lewis
C. M. Blair
Ki. L. King
W. W. Jackson
Charles EB. Sessions
George Longan
New Aviation Vocabulary Defined by Commerce Dept
Washington reports an official Commerce Department pronouncement clarifies aviation as the art of operating heavier than air craft. The term aerostation is defined as the art of operating lighter than air craft. The measure marks an official semantic boundary for air travel terminology.
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Washington
Commerce Department
William P.maccracken
Secretary of Commerce
Aeronautics
Coolidge
Tourist Sets New Record for Plymouth Season
Plymouth Vermont United Press reports a record tourist season at the Coolidge homestead with Herbert L. Moore stating 200 to 400 cars visited on weekdays and over 1000 on Sundays since July 1. Labor Day weekend saw nearly 9000 cars. visitors came from seven states led by Oregon.
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Plymouth
United Press
Coolidge
Herbert L. Moore
Moore
I ‘Son
Oregon
Ils
Boys Take Car Keys In Lewiston Kid Search
Two six year old boys Roy Eastman and Oscar Bullard sparked a citywide key hunt in Lewiston by collecting 99 car keys from unattended vehicles within two cars. Police and scared motorists halted the spree. sixty keys were eventually returned to owners as authorities noted the widespread disruption caused by the prank.
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Lewiston
Idaho
United Press
Lewistone
Roy Eastman
Oscar Bullard
Nurse Reports September Calls and Clinic Attendance
City health office releases show August 257 nurse calls and 106 clinic attendances. September records 267 calls and 41 clinic attendees. August well baby clinic served 101. last month canceled due to Dr. Eugene Sisson’s vacation. Sixty one babies weighed during the period.
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Well Babies
Eugene Sisson
Wheat and livestock mixed in Chicago market activity
Chicago wheat prices fluctuated as export demand showed gains for North American grain but overall business centered on Canadian wheat. Slower corn and oats trading followed frost in some states while cattle and hogs saw light to moderate demand with varied price moves across classes.
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Chicago
Northwest
North America
Minneapolis
Tadath
Winnipes
Caneata
Big Six to meet at Kansas City Athletic Club
Dr. F G Allen University director of athletics will attend a Missouri Valley Big Six meeting at 9 Sunday morning at the Kansas City Athletic Club. A representative from each of the six withdrawing schools Kansas Kansas City Oklahoma Missouri Nebraska Iowa State will be present. Plans for organizing the new conference will be discussed though not perfected until after current schedules are finished.
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F. G. Allen
University
Big Six
Missouri Valley Conference
Kansas City Athletic Club
Kansas
Kansas Andies
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Towa State
Mudhens Win World Series Reward After Five Game Victory
The Toledo Mud Hens defeated Buffalo five games to one to clinch the junior world series title. Pitcher Smile Palmero shut out Buffalo 4 0 in the final game and contributed a run. The team collected a substantial purse, with the losing club sharing about 18 000. Team officials planned to review the world series in New York.
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Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Mudhens
Buffalo
Smile Palmero
Dick Meade
New York
American Association
International League
Fog
German Fliers Hold Over at Lis bon Until Weather Clears
In Lisbon the Junkers D 1230 with passenger Austrian actress Lill Dillenz was delayed by thick fog. The crew planned a Azores to Harbor Grove flight, Newfoundland, or possibly Bermuda, depending on weather as they await clear skies.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Qet. T
A. P
Junkers
Azores
United States
Lill Dillenz
Santa Cruz
Harbor Grove
Newfoundland
Bermudas
May use mouse skins in feminine beauty trends
Paris reports farmers in parts of France push for leather from field mice as an adjunct to serpent and lizard hides in cosmetics. They cite pest plagues driving interest, noting similar uses of field rats in Hungary where leather from skins funds box coverings and even shoes.
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Paris
France
Hungary
Toy balloon blight sparks cross-country note chase
A novelty toy balloon with a note attached traveled about 300 miles in three days. Owner I. O. Inman said it was released Saturday night. A week later Hubert Mitchell in Lavonia Georgia wrote that he found the balloon one mile from Lavonia with a torn undress tag, a melted hole, and it landed at sundown in a pasture.
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Aville
United
Fireus
Inman
Hubert Mitchell
Lavonia
Georgia
Hent
Wells Fined for No Parking by Bow Street Court
London reports novelist H G Wells fined after pleading guilty for leaving his car in a no parking zone. Chief Magistrate Sir Chartres Biron praised the policeman and Wells, noting the fine was modest. Also included are market notes from New York and bonds, with stock movements and oil share concerns.
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London
G. Wells
Chartres Biron
Bow Street Court
Wells
Miss Florence Snow Guests in Topeka for Kansas Artist Exhibition Plans
Miss Florence L Snow spent Wednesday in Topeka as a guest of Mrs Helen Hodge a leading Kansas artist. She reports preparations for the third annual exhibition of work by Kansas artists at Washburn College in November under the college art department. Mrs H R Mills and their two daughters were Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs H Ransom. Rev Mr Mills recently moved from Freemont to the White Temple at St Joseph Me. Mrs A F Lucas of Parsons is visiting Mrs Florence C Carter.
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Florence L. Snow
Topeka
Helen Hodge
Kansas
Ransom
Howard
First Methodist Church
Fredonia
White Temple
St. Joseph, Me
A. F. Lucas
Parsons
Florence C. Carter
Wireless Invention by Dr Verre From Casablanca
A new wireless system by Dr Gabriel Verre of Casablanca Morocco enables simultaneous receiving and transmitting on the same aerial. Tested with remarkable factory results, the device promises faster message handling and reduced equipment needs.
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United Press
Gabriel Verre
Casablanca
Moracca
Miss Rankins and Miss Miller Host Handkerchief Shower
Society notes a handkerchief shower and bridge at Miss Laura Rankins home honoring Miss Dorothy Higgins on the eve of her October 15 Springfield Ohio wedding to William Goode Wilson. Virginia Pendleton wins high in bridge. pink and white petunias and zinnias decorate tables. Also Minervian club meeting hosted by Miss Minnie Kahle with 13 members, Red Cross talk, and officer installation.
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Laura Rankins
Wilma Miller
Dorothy Higgins
William Goode Wilson
Springfield
Ohio
Virgina Pendleton
Richard Jackman
Petuniay
Zinnias
Miss Higgins
Helen Skilton
Virinit = Pendleton
Dorothy Jackimar
Barbara Olinger
Lloyd Runpenthal
Kansas City
George Pullene
Helen Beard
Katherine Stevens
Arthur Johnson
San Diego
Cal
Maurice Crane
Lorena Mack
Elizabeth Tucker
Helen Pendleton
Frances Greenleaf
Vernon Smith
Mary Engel
Jeanenette Bowersock
Minnie Kahle
G. W. Langendorfer
James Taylor
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