Wichita air meet opens with $10,000 in prizes
Wichita Kansas hosts a National Air Congress opening at 1 pm featuring varied aircraft from small single seaters to large Martin chambers. Military and civilian entrants compete for $800 prizes in open and restricted events, with parachute and stunt contests planned. The dirigible T5 is awaited from Tulsa as Beech and Innes trophies are decided in successive races.
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Wichita
Kan
Army
Navy
Commerci
Lopen
Hagle
Tulsa
Walter Beeth
Stugard Injured in Elevator Accident at University Library
Jerry Stugard a Lawrence senior was hurt in a Watson Library elevator fall yesterday while Mertoh Williams lost balance. Stugard landed across the tracks and struck his head on the wall as the car plunged to the bottom. he was taken by ambulance to the student hospital.
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Jerry Stugard
Lawrence
Watson
Unive
F Stugard
Mertoh
Williams
Stugard
Eleevator
Jong Bash
Avas
Btugard
North Side Rally Urges Straight Republican Ticket
A North Side gathering at Dicker's Hall drew about 100 Republicans led by Harry Waendr, central committee chairman, with Fred Voiland of Topeka stressing national issues and urging a straight Republican ticket. Willard Morgan, FAN Johnson, Menger, and others attended. Miss Alice Dicker and others provided music. Associated Press story notes wild animals in Archangel region, with famine-linked, organized native funds to shoot marauders.
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Fred Voiland
Topeka
Dicker's -Hall
North Wrenec
Harry Waendr
Lehairman
Loral Central
Voiland
Fom
Ispuds
Willard Morgan
Ict
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Johnson
Ate
Ator
Aldn
Menger
Cummings J
George K. Melvin
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Associated Press
Wheat and Livestock Prices Slide in Chicago Markets
Chicago recall reports show a drop in wheat to new weekly lows amid holiday trading while corn and soybeans weaken but hogs and cattle hold steadier. Argentina frost and weather in the Plains add to bullish and uncertain signals. Kansas City and U S markets show mixed results with steady to higher hogs and softer cattle and sheep prices.
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Sillish
Views Express Y Sone le Ldaders
Argentiina
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Market Downturn Persists As Stocks Slide Across Sectors
Day by day stock prices drift lower with broad selling led by utilities metals and sugar shares. Nickel Plate and other rail issues drop while General Electric shows resilience and prompts late rally tendencies. Surface trading around 400000 shares as contemporaneous grain and bond notes filter in from Kansas City and Chicago.
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New York
Shires Syste Slugeiah
General Eléctric
Hut
Kansas City Produce Prices and Local Education Push
The report covers market figures in Kansas City with firsts and s, including 100.23 firsts and 4 144s, plus second and fourth entries. It also notes a shift in packing and poultry stats, hay and alfalfa quotes, and a price change for Timothy No 1. Separately, university education news outlines a planned rise in teachers placed by the State Bureau of Education, aiming to place more graduates in colleges and schools. A separate item mentions a speeding case involving University students and a $350 fine.
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University’ of
Kansas
W. H. Johnson
City Leaders At State League Convention At Emporia
Mayor F M Holliday and Commissioner W W Cleland attended the State League of Municipalities convention at Emporia this week. Holliday said the trip yielded many friendly contacts and broad support for measures, including gasoline tax and highway funding proposals. Meanwhile Davis began a two week midwest campaigning sprint through Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Ohio. Also reports say Socialist electors will appear on the general election ballot after candidates withdrew. Mob Beat Missionaries in Rangoon.
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F. M. Holliday
W. W. Cleland
Lleague
Empori
Holliday
League
Davis
Middle West
Richmond
End
John W. Davis
Indiana
Ilinois
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Socialist Party
Double tragedy near Wellington Oklahoma
C D Gary 35 of Blackwell Oklahoma shot his wife four times then killed himself on a farm near Wellington. The couple, visiting relatives F C Beard and family, leave three children youngest ten months old. Motive unclear, both died almost instantly. investigation noted by local authorities.
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Wellington
C. D. Gary
Blackwell
Okla
Here
Gary
Beards
Vanishing Leanateen Cream Promises Quick Fat Loss
An old styled ad touts a home treatment for fat reduction using a shiny cream called Leanateen. It claims dramatic shrinking of fat areas like arms, waist, hips, and chin with nightly application. Sold by various druggists and fuelled by a money back guarantee, the product targets readers seeking rapid measurements decrease.
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Laon
Lean’s
Topaka
Kansas
Timnes
Hackman, Co
Weaver's
Wilseny
Carner Drug Co
Barber's Drug
Dick Bros! Ornea
Masons at Coffeyville Tonight to Hold Consistory
In Coffeyville on October 11 a large gathering of masons is anticipated for a consistory ceremony set to begin at midnight led by Captain Ralph D. Fulton. The event draws local members and visitors to the Coffeyville lodge.
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Masons
Coffeyville
Ralph D
Fulton
Fulton Cavalry Troop Recruiter Dies After Surgery
Fulton who recruited a cavalry troop that served overseas in World War I died in a Kansas City hospital this week after a surgical operation.
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Tain Fulton
Kansas City
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