Kansas corn crop saved by late season frost relief
The 1927 Kansas corn crop has withstood a late growing season and frost threat, now declared “made.” A revival of public trust follows the Supreme Court lease ruling involving Harry Sinclair and former Interior Secretary Albert Fall, condemning corruption and signaling a long public-cleanup effect. The piece also notes a sermon on patriotism, firearm safety reminders, historic westward trails, Wichita school reopenings, and Bishop Hughes calling ragtime and jazz disrupted nighttime peace.
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Kansas
Harry Sinclair
Federal Supreme Court
Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Supreme Court
Meeting Tonight Aiding Chicago Sufferers At Court House
Fifty six years ago a meeting was held tonight at the Court House to aid Chicago sufferers. The Boston Novelty Store No 58 Massachusetts opens a large chromes collection. Frank Curtis performs at Liberty Hall for one week starting Monday. Fire news from Chicago reports engines arriving from Milwaukee and St Louis. The north side burns through the night with nothing left from river to lake.
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Court House
Chicago
Massachusetts Street
Theodore Rudiger
ER. E. Lewis
New York
Boston
Frank Curtis
Liberty Hall
Oakes
Kansas Pacific Road
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dayton
Jos Dill
The
Tribune
Washington Street
Storey
Times
Lincoln Park
Round Corner Adds Mortar Sign and Perfume Ad
Twenty five years ago a handsome mortar was hung as a sign at Round Corner and it also promotes a new perfume. Claude Hullett resigned after eleven years as Standard Oil wagon driver. The city aims for a clean week ahead for voters. Twenty nine district Republican editors invited to next week’s meeting to align with coronation and University schedule. Dr Hamman moved to 1192 Kentucky Street. Dr Weatherby to the Benjamin residence on Indiana Street. Julius Marks and Robert Rowlands joined Delta Delta Omicron. Mabel Dow hosted a card party for about twenty four friends at her West Lawrence home with six whist tables. Carrie Dorward and Chester Jones won.
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Claude Hullett
Standard Oil Company
Second District Republican Editorial Association
Hamman
Kentucky Street
Weatherby
D. O. Benjamin
Indiana Street
Dr. Weatherby
Baker University
Kansas
Julius Marks
Robert Rowlands
Ais
Mabel Dow
West Lawrence
Carrie Dorward
Chester Jones
Mexican Herald Editor Visits KU Campus
Ten years ago editor Paul Hudson, KU alumnus class of 1961 and proprietor of the Mexican Herald in City of Mexico, visited the university yesterday. His paper, the only American publication in Mexico City, had been closed by Carranza government to favor state control of the press. Carey wins state prize for a prize essay and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carey.
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Paul Hudson
Mexican Herald
Carranza
University of Kansas
City of Mexico
Mexico
St. Louis
The
Herald
Balkan Tensions Grow as Italy Pushes in Europe
The Balkans again loom large in European tensions as Italy presses on in the Adriatic and Albania. Tirana's treaty shift and Italian protectorate moves raise Albanian fears of lost independence while Belgrade notes Italian notes to Britain, France, and Germany threaten war if Yugoslavia invades Albania. Hungary seeks Fiume access as Trieste echoes legacy. Leros remains a fortified Italian outpost with strict limits on islanders and cameras.
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Jugoslavia
Balkan
Europe
Zara
Italy
United States
Tirana
Balkans
Mussolini
Albania
Little Entente
Besrabia
Romania
Ning
Hungary
Fiume
Bethlen
Mussolni
Trieste
Adriatic
Leros
Aegean Sea
Thetalian
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Alexander
Ahmed Rogu
Carey wins state essay prize on total abstinence
Mrs A TL Carey of this city receives a prize at the state convention for the best seventh eighth grade essay on Why Business Men Demand Total Abstinence. George Carey, eleven, is noted in the article alongside university social events and upcoming weddings and local notices.
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A. TL. Carey
W. CG. T. UL
Kansas
George Carey
F. H. Hodder
Cestemtay
Hugh Means
Wilder Metcalf
Margaret Ranage
Kenneth Rossill
Jenkins
Agnes Engel
Lawrence
Robert Cox
Arkansas
Berger
Blanche
Erna Fisch
Junction City
Agnes Smith
Seneca
Elsie Pratt
Herington
Myra Stevens
Lois Stevens
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Tis Steve
Turing
Petereet Brigham Hospital
Boston
Kass
Nancy McClelland
Mr Lowman
Varsity
McClelland
Elizabeth Plank
Ethel Pearson
Margaret Mitchell
Kansas City
David Warfield
Emperor William Gives Consent to Betrothal in Bonn
Former Emperor William as head of the Hohenzollern family consented to the betrothal of his 61 year old sister Princess Zu Schaumburg Lippe to 27 year old Russian student Dvor in Alexander Subkoi. Prince Henry of Russia attended the ceremony. The marriage date is to be fixed and will be celebrated with Lutheran rites. Subkolf is said to be from a respected Russian noble family with textile wealth. His mother lives in Sweden. Subkolf studied law at Bonn University and has spent time in the Norwegian mercantile marine.
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Bonn
Germany
William
Piicess Zu Schauberg-Lippe
Dvor
Alexander Subkoi
Prince Henry
Russia
Kaiser Ant
Subkolf
Sweden
Bonn Univers
Norwegian Mercantile Marine
Wartime resolve and domestic notes headline Moscow speech
War Minister Voroshilov pledges that Soviet women will fight alongside men if invaders threaten Russia. He spoke at the opening of a Women’s Proletarian congress in the Grand theater, declaring mobilization and training in case of danger. A mixed set of local notices follows from San Francisco to Los Angeles and Chicago.
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Moscow
Russia
Voroshilof
Vocational Talk By University Engineer Inspires Ninth Graders
Professor Ellis F Johnson of the University of Electrical Engineering addressed ninth grade students in the study hall. He discussed engineering as a modern profession and its role in comfortable living, noting the regular Tuesday morning vocational meetings aim to inform students about various professions.
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Ellis F. Johnson
Selectrical
Sehanl
John
Police Chief Thompson Accused of Bar at Headquarters
Ottawa Oct 1 reports say charges allege police chief Danie Thompson ran a bar at police headquarters during a chiefs convention. Council voted 7 to 5 to demand his resignation. Thompson suspended for allegedly unlawfully converting funds. A former associate now in Ottawa jail linked to the bar affair.
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API
Danie Thompson
Thompson
Thomposa
Aff
Ottawa
Expect Cooler Weather Forsakes Heat With Frost Possibility
Toneka weather forecast: generally fair tonight and tomorrow with lower temperatures and a frost possibility. Temperatures last night near normal. Eastern Kansas saw some heavy showers and possible more rain in the southeast. Topeka reported 62 degrees, McFarland 3.80 inches of rain, and additional readings in nearby towns.
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Toneka
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Topeka
McFarland
Valles Falls
Assembly Tomorrow Focuses on Student Council Elections
A high school assembly is planned in the auditorium tomorrow morning to discuss and promote campaigning for the student council and class elections set for Friday. Several election candidates are expected to speak to the student body.
German Amifesator Dr William Cuno Named
Dr William Cuno a candidate for German amifescator to the United States, former chancellor, Hamburg America Lines manager, born 1876 in Thuringia, educated in Berlin and Heidelberg, practiced law in Berlin, served as economic adviser in World War I, visited the United States years ago. mixed appraisal of intellect but noted charm. Shansi offensive progresses as Chang Tso-Lin’s Manchurians claim 10,000 captured troops.
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William Cuno
Cuneo
Iman
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Colonel Hamilton on War and Peace
Lawrence veterans heard Col. Clad Hamilton of Topeka speak on war aims and the balance between military power and civilian control. He argued war is costly, warned against overglorifying fight, and stressed decentralization and civilian leadership as safeguards in U.S. defense and policymaking.
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Lawrence
Twentieth Kansas Infantry
Topeka
Clad Hamiton
Twentieth
Sith Infantry
Hamilton
Quaker Oats Put to Work Morning Routine
Educators executives and major firms promote breakfast as key to success noting 70 percent of daily work occurs in 8 30 to 12 50. Schools nationwide report 80 percent of important classes before lunch and millions start with Quick Quaker oats praised for balanced nutrients.
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Oremost
General Electric Company
Princeton
Yale
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