Eternal Verities Evange lical Meetings Amid Fire Demo
The Christian church held evangelistic services last night with Mr Harding leading song and the marimba, Mrs Harding and Mr Emerson presenting a sermon on Eternal Verities about faith. The evening featured a musical program, excitement over a fire department demonstration, and a growing audience on the east side street.
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Christian Church
Harding
Emerson
God
Jesus Christ
Stardings
Childre
Fire department rescue demonstration draws crowd at town corner
A large crowd gathered during Fire Prevention Week to watch firefighters perform a rescue display. The department rolled out on Massachusetts Street at 8:15 PM, marching to Tenth and Massachusetts where the hose wagon maneuvered the corner as spectators sought safety.
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Ecke
Ecko
William Reinisch
Elmer Scott
Lawrence
Eke
Tenth and
Massachusetts Streets
Massachusetts Street
Latonia Special Handicap to Decide Racing Champion
Cincinnati notes the Latonia Special Handicap on October 6 at Latonia race course may crown the sport's undisputed American champion. Nominations include Zev Whiskaway Goshawk Dunlin Moule Ds. Clark My Own The Clown Sally Alley Margaret Winsor and others. First prize exceeds 70 000 with 6000 to second 3000 to third and 3000 to fourth plus a gold cup from the Kentucky Jockey Club.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Latonia
Latonia Race Course
America
Matt J. Winn
Belmont Vari
Papyrus
Belmont Ju Club
Gotch
Mentucky Jockey Club
Mr. Wian
Morvich
Harry Payne Whitney
Whisk
Carl Vogeler
Thibnvich
Pillory
Kentucky Jockey Club
Form of Handicaps Delays Race to Fall Season
A handbays race scheduled for spring will be run in the fall instead. The event covers a mile and a thirteenth, shifting the calendar for participants and organizers. The change affects entries, training plans, and attendance expectations for the upcoming season.
Cheap traveling fad sweeps London as contestants trek far
Londoners join a continental travel contest financed on the cheap. A vicar travels to Switzerland and back in 15 days on eight pounds 16 shillings. Two London teachers complete a 40 day hike through Germany and Austria spending about 175 dollars.
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London
Associated
England
Londo
Swizerland
Germany
Austria
Sweden in relief work records unemployment dip
Sweden reports the worst unemployment period over, with 30 million dollars public outlay for job relief. Projects include about 1,500 miles of roads, bridges, telephones, athletic fields, barracks, forest work, and arable land openings. Unemployment dips to 20,000 from 163,000 since February 1922. most funds go to relief work, with 1,500 still on doles.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
Sweden
Mastermind Mourey Located Near Paris After Long Hunt
French police capture Gabriel Alphonse Mourey alias Henry Boulal, the mastermind of the Shattuck jewel robbery in New York in April 1922. He was found at Chelles twelve miles from Paris and resisted arrest before being shut down.
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Paris
Associatal Press
Gabriel Alphonse Mourey
Henry Boulal
New York
Chelles
Baby Plane Fast Hunde n Aerial Derby Winner Flies Five Horsepower
S H James, winner of the Wel and Lie aerial derby, completed a flight in a baby airplane of five horsepower. He flew from Riou Jands to Croydon and back, covering 3 miles at 72 miles per hour.
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Honden
S. H. James
Riou Jands
Croydon
Flies Invade England Del Sep Oct coast invasion
Legions of flies invade the coast crossing from Europe and forming long dark patches above Fitches. Rankin's Drug Store advertises 1101 BM Farmers Red Label block canal on track Kaw Valley Fuel Co. Phone 219.
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England
Del
Channel
Europe
Fitches
Rankin's Drug Store
Cnal
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Croatian patriot Raditeh seeks refuge in London
Stephen Raditeh, deter mined Croat nationalist, has fled to London after clashes with the Belgrade authorities. Once a Zagreb book seller famed for fiery rhetoric, he led early calls for Croatia's home rule within the Serbs Croats and Slovenes union, earning a reputation as a thorn to the Belgrade government and a symbol for Croatian independence.
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London
Associated Press
Stephen Raditeh
Dugoslavia
Patrick Henry
Kossuth
d’Antonaio
Dewa
Belgrade
Hau
Marie
Madame del Pompadour
Raditrh
Zagreb
Croatia
Ireland
Raditeh
Whic
Nut
Raditech
Europe
Isa
Railroad donates trips to Kansas City for livestock show
Kansas City Southern will donate trips to Kansas City during the American Royal Livestock Show, November 17 24, to winners of boys and girls farm club contests. SG. Warner a passenger and ticket agent announced the plan praising rural boys and girls clubs work. The railroad will provide travel for contest winners as part of its support.
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Kansas
Kansay City
Vathysiy
Kansas City
SG. Warner
Gene
Warde Hewanty
Southern
Local Neighbors Share News From Sagview And Nearby
The community of Sagview Michigan and nearby towns reports a weekend of travel visits and health updates. Mary Lewis of Kansas City visited John Dailey’s home and returned Sunday. AY Williams remains very low in health. Nellie, long-time neighborhood resident, will be missed by many friends. Various residents, including the Wray and Cripe families, traveled to Ottumwa and Lawrence for social and shopping activities. The week’s weather brought rain and wet ground delaying wheat sowing as farmers begin field preparations.
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Nimi
Marvvay
Sagview
Michiwin
Mary Lewis
Kan City
John Dailey
Mes
Lewis
Daile Lewis
Eargii
Noah Weimer
Dave Wray
Rank Williams
AY Williams
Allie Tucker
Lassen
Richland
Nellie
A. Wray
Ernest
Cripe
Ottaws
Lewis Georgii
Nash Weimer
C. A. Wray
Lawrence
Marie McMullen
Miss Bridge
Malone
Peasant Grove
Lawson
Glen McQueen
Lewis Georgis
John Chardhaugh
W. E. Lawson
Mrs. McQueen
Union Pacific Plans Eleven Car Lincoln Special for Kansas Nebraska Game
Union Pacific to run an eleven car special train for the Kansas Nebraska football game on October 20. Train leaves Lawrence October 19 night, proceeds via Topeka to Lincoln, returns after game to Lawrence, with sleeper and chair car accommodations. Tickets priced for different berths and on sale at athletic offices. 700 Kansas side tickets ordered. Event marks dedication of the new Nebraska stadium.
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Enien Pacific
Hans Foe
Linvalu
Ayshawker
Kansas
Nebraska
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Topeka
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Cy Allen
Atthe University
Kansas-Nebraska
Carnhusker
Health hints are sought from Manila on sanitation and health rules
The Manila health director supplied Canton China health authorities with all ordinances and regulations on sanitation disease prevention meat inspection and related measures. Canton commissioner Dr Hyman regards Manila s resolutions as the best in the Orient and Manila complies with the request.
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Manila
P.te
Associated Press
Health Commission of
Canton
China
Hyman
Neodesha Plans Cheese Factory Meeting and Prices
Neodesha residents discuss a proposed cheese factory to be built within thirty days. Dairymen, farmers, and the Neodesha Development Association will gather on October 18 to finalize the milk price schedule the factory will pay for whole milk.
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Neodesha Development Aation
Fewer Students Quit High School Across States
Chicago reports show rising high school attendance over a decade across ten central states. Oklahoma leads with over 1,000 percent rise. Kentucky, South Dakota, Michigan, and Indiana also display substantial gains. The trend suggests the eighth grade to high school gap is narrowing as enrollment climbs nationwide.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Iowa
Farrell
Soldier Scarecrow Theft Revealed in Temchurch
In Temchurch England on October 10 a farmer near the village found scarecrow clothes missing from the field. Crows had been eating crops as the missing attire resurfaced on a former soldier who was arrested.
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Scarecrow Temchurch
Eng
Stores unveils new carrier system at Fair store
The Fair store installed a $400 par carrier system to speed customer deliveries. Additional improvements are noted, enhancing the popular establishment's service and shopping experience.
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Tnstalls
Fair Store
Valley Chapel Weather Delays Sunday Services and Local Visits
Rain disrupted church services at Valley Chapel with Rev Dial awaiting better weather for next Sunday October 14. Sunday school led by Mrs Selon Markley meets weekly. many locals, including Mabel Jonganecker and Gladys Neider, were visitors at W. O. Flory’s Lawrence home and later at Charlie Banning’s. A heavy rain impeded travel, trapping several farmers and affecting road access for days.
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Dial
Selon .Markley
Mabel Jonganecker
Gladys Neider
W. O. Flory
Lawrence
Charlie Banning
Sickley Thome
Ellis Bond
Lee Gray
Livitie
Inca Bowen
Bivs
Joh Dugen
Farmts Union
Franklin
John Banks
Harry Bowen
Jim Georgi O
Liam Puckett
Walter Bord
Funeral notice for Sev. Chase Shimmons Charter Oak Camp
The funeral of Sev. Chase Shimmons of Charter Oak Camp will be from Bum Sey Funeral Home on 11th at 2 o clock p.m. Member ye Camp 66 requested to attend. Paris sent is anthracite lump coal 13.00 delivered Kaw Valley Fuel Co. Phone 21. Will Pendleton Myr eSee J R Holmes Just Insurance 107 E Seventh. Shimmons Bros plumbers and electricians Call 16L.
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W. O
Sev. Chase
Shimmons
Charter
Oak Camp
Bum
Sey Funeral Home
Paris
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Will Pendleton
Myr
eSee
High Street Car Charges Blamed On Heavy Taxes
Atlantic City reports a special tax inquiry to the Amuribaty Electric Railway convention. William H. Maltbi of Baltimore chairs the committee. The study blames municipal state and federal waste for rising streetcar costs, noting indirect taxes absorb a large share of fares and urging public economy and tax reform to ease burdens on riders and operations.
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Atlantic City
Coe
Associated Press
William H. Maltbi
Baltimore
United States
Finilly Te
Education gains in Wisconsin high school enrollment rise
The report highlights a 42 percent ten year rise in high school enrollment in Wisconsin led by compulsory attendance up to age 16. Total high school enrollment reached 1,175,508 with growth credited to rural high schools and junior high consolidations. State officials note continued expansion and higher attendance across regions with notable increases in districts like Marys and Wiscon sin.
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Mwinels
Francis G. Bk
Aliss May EL Francis
Wen
Suis
LYIN
Thothe
Mln
Marys
Pullic
Iestruction
Stile Dee Parks
Wisconsin
Madison
Pigeons Menace Wellington City Feared by Police
Narrative of pigeons allegedly menacing Wellington residents as authorities note the birds have become highly troublesome. The report mentions a plethoric nest, a local vendor connection, and references to a plumber and electrician firm. Details are fragmentary but imply a civic concern and a potential property risk.
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Winfield
Wellington
Willy Sle
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