Dirigibles and Weather Forecasts From Transatlantic Flight News
Reports from Washington and the Azores detail a mid Atlantic disturbance moving northeast with a trough southwest of Bermuda. The ZR 3 airship maintains speed toward Fayal with favorable winds expected, while the ZR 2 and ZR 5 ships are noted in transit and training updates across Atlantic corridors.
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Washington
Wag
Florida
Montreal
Alzcires
Friedrichshafen
Azores Islands
Dirigibla
Fayal
Friedrichshafer Nihe
One-Year-Old Baby Performs Headstand Trick
Cleveland doctors report Eileen a one-year-old baby stands on her head without aid, performing a stunt trainer act in a hospital ward. Nurses and staff note she is healthy with full balance and interest in standing on her head, a feat observed since about six months old.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Eileen
Doug
Fen
Tragic Parachute Fall Clouds Wichita Air Meet
Ruth Garver of Attica Kansas dies when her parachute fails over Wichita while ages of Army planes thrill crowds at the National Air Congress. Major Lanphier wins Wichita Commerce trophy. Corkhill and Beech take other races as the two day event closes.
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Wichita
Kah
Army
Tle National Air Congress
Itay
Ruth’ Garver
Attica
Garver
Sego Field
Thomas Lanphier
Liberty’ Bonds
J. D
Corkhill
Brooksfield
San Antonio
Jim
Walter ‘Beech
Swallow
Q. A. Askew
Ardmore
Oxa
Swallow Company
K. R. Garver
Attiva, Kin
Congress
Belleville
Rotary Club Hears on Lawrence Memorial Hospital Needs
At the weekly luncheon in Weidemanns RC Rankin chair of the Lawrence Memorial Hospital board outlined cramped and unsatisfactory quarters and the need for better living and working space. Miss Madge Bullene presented statistics on hospital use and service to Lawrence residents while A Weaver recalled the hospital’s early history and donations enabling its efficiency. Gifts totaling 5000 from Mrs A I Pees and 600 from D A Mole were noted with a mass meeting planned for Sunday at 3 in the Bow ert with Prof Freder Will to speak on Abdication of Democracy.
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Rotary Club
Weidemanns
Rankin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Necesia
Madge Bullene
Hospital
A. Weaver
Te Board
A. I Pees
D. A. ‘Mole
Freder
West Point Militar Academy
Soena Eerste
White seeks governor bid while renouncing Ku Klux Klan ties
W A White enters fourth week of Kansas campaign from boyhood home and outlines seven policy planks to appeal to both parties. He vows to oppose the Klan, promises banking reform, higher education independence from politics, and tax restraint while urging court and labor concessions and railway rate readjustment.
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Ki Parado
W. A. White
Ku Klux! Klan
Pat
Kansas
Sip
Funes
Ebstl
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Thali
Williams to Speak at Kiwanis Luncheon in Cleveland
Whiting Williams of Cleveland renowned authority on industrial problems will address the Kiwanis luncheon at Wiedemann's Thursday. The meeting starts 11 15 as Williams leaves soon after his talk and luncheon will follow. Reservations should be made with Dean John R. Dyer by tomorrow night. Williams, Oberlin graduate, has studied labor in multiple countries and authored What's in the Worker's Mind.
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Whiting
Williams
Kansas State Teachers’ Associaion
Toveka
R. A. Schwegler
School of Education
Kiwanis
Oberlin College
University of Chicago
University of Berlin
Cleveland Wellfire Associatim
Hydraulic Steel Co
Veland
America
England
France
Germany
Italy
Kansas Electric Power firms hold conference on executive issues
Managers from Lawrence Leavenworth Blaine Springs Garnett Grove Parsons and Emporia met with General Office officials Saturday to discuss executive problems, operating conditions and the new year budgets. They lunched at Weiseman's and attended the Ames K U game before returning to the Eldridge hotel for dinner.
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Kansas Electric Power
Frome Laswrence
Leavenworth
Bleaner Springs
Garnett Grove
Parsons and
Emporia
Att -Weisemann’s
Ames-K. U
Eldridge Hotel
Scurtis
Republican rallies outline Lawrence event and chain of meetings
Principal speakers Senator Chadles Curtis and Fro Voilanda Topeka headline a Republican rally in Lawrence Friday night with location to be announced. Additional rallies are planned tomorrow in Lecompton Clinton Wednesday night and Vinland Thursday night across the district.
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Chadles Curtis
Fro Voilanda Topeka
Lawrence
Republican Central
Compton
Clinton
Vinland
Ec Nate Te
Wilson Investigates County Offices and Grand Master Installation
Mr. Wilson was sent to Sterling to investigate county offices there and Wyandotte county. He will travel to Newton to be installed as grand master of the Kansas state J O O F on Thursday October 16.
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B. Wilenn
Sterling
Les B. Griffith
Wilson
Newton
State of
Kansas
Wyandottee County
Altorney
Anato le France is Dead and Paris Mourns
The Echo de Paris mourns the famed writer Anato le France and Paris expresses sorrow for the loss. Holtzclaw of the school of business will lead a Topeka discussion at the State Teachers association. Morgan Rarick, 16, is seriously ill with pneumonia at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after injuries from glass while exiting a car. J H Cohn of Lawrence to respond to the Elks welcome address at the State association in Independence.
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Aratole
France
Paris
Echo de Paris
Holtzclaw
Will
School of Business
State Teachers’association
Topeka
State University
Morgan Rarick
C. S. Rarick
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Morgan
J. H. Cohn
Zeppelins Carry Doll Betty Lou Aboard Transatlantic Flight
A fragmentary report notes three year old Betty Low Kennedy traveling with her mother from Aurora Illinois to Lakehurst New Jersey as the zeppelin ZR-3 makes final preparations. Major Kennedy is said to present the child with a doll modified to accompany the airship, a detail observed by the Zeppelin director Dr Eckener as weight reductions were made to maximize range.
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Friedriehshafen
Betty Low Kennedy
Aurora, II
Lakehurst
N. J
M. Kennedy
Betty Low
Eckener
Zeppelin
Major Kennedy
Betty Lou
Plan for Rail System Consolidation Shifts Major Lines
A revised merger proposal plans to combine four rail systems instead of nine, upsetting the Interstate Commerce Commission’s tentative plan. The plan would assign Reading, Central of New Jersey, and Norfolk and Western to eastern groups, Nickel Plate to New England Great Lakes, and New York Central gains access to New Jersey lines and Philadelphia and Reading.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Gvith
Patrick Crowley
New York
New York Central
Gentral
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Northern
New J
North Eastern
New
Storms Stance
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh
New England
First Rehearsal Planned for Local Chorus Unit
The First Rehearsal organization for the setlond si Set son of the Lawrence Choral Union will be held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Mollogial high school auditorium. Dean Swarthout of the University will conduct and hopes to form several choirs including pieces from The Messiah. Members from last year are urged to enroll and new singers are encouraged to join. Mrs. A. D. Anderson will accompany again this year.
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Si Setson
Lawrence Choral Union
Swarthout
Eine Arts
University
Sid Toflay
Joi
Bell Music
Farchase
Tomorro
Tomorro the Nice
Doll
A. d
Anderson
Shooting Follows Dispute Over Club Funds
In Kansas City on October 13 Roscoe F. Warren fatally wounds John Deskins head of the Automobile company after a dispute over 78000 dollars of Mutual Rocky Mountain club funds. Warren then wounds himself as H S Towner is struck in the head by a falling bullet.
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Kansas City
Mutual Rocky Mountain Club
Roscoe F. Warren
John Deskins
Eee Automobile Company
H. S. Towner
Douglas County 1924 Tax Rolls Turned Over for Collection
The 1924 Douglas county tax rolls totaling $1,195,282 for county collection were handed to the mountwg treasurer. Total valuations show county property at $7,915,787 with township and city valuations at $28,482,498 and $19,433,089 respectively. City taxes itemized include General fund $50,517.01 and street improvements $15,566.04 among others. Township and city collections for various funds total $182,164.99. school tax amounts reach $409,435.19 across township and state allocations.
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Douglas County
Mountwg
Elert
Tax Commission
General Fund
Oak Hill Cemetery
Farm ‘Bureau
Fort
Wisconsin dairy industry film shown at Chamber meeting
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a luncheon and film showing tomorrow at the Chamber building. J. Frank Smith of Kansas City will present moving pictures of Wisconsin dairy farms and farming, based on tours by Kansas and Missouri farmers. C. L. Scott invites reservations. H Brackett schoolhouse luncheon precedes the event.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin
J. Frank Smith
Kansas City
Deealer
Kansas
Missouri
Walter Johnsons first World Series baseballs on display
The earliest World Series baseballs pitched by Walter Johnson were seen in a Carls window. The balls were graphed by Johnson Zachary and Ruel. P K Smith of Lawrence, a friend of Johnson, was in Washington for the series and sent the balls to Carls for safekeeping. The Lawrence National Bank shows total resources near two million dollars and quick assets just under one million in its latest statement.
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Walter Johnson
Johnson
Zachary
Ruel
Lawrence
Washington
P.K. Smith
Garl
Lawrence National Bank
Journal-World
GAVE EUROPE part OF COMMON SENSE
A Louisville report details Charles Hawes advocating a Republican ticket and a European settlement plan. The experts’ plan is praised as a workable, if stern, approach to political issues and global strategy.
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Europe
Louisville
Associated Press
Jeff
Charles
Hawes
Canrdidalia Fed
Tages
Janis
University Week Features and Football Showdown Highlights
The article previews a University of Kansas week with a major concert by the Chicago Opera Company and multiple athletic showdowns. It notes football matchups against Colgate, Missouri, and other rivals, plus a clash with Drake Bulldogs in Des Moines. The piece mentions ticket sales at Roun Corner drug store and notes the Crimson and Hherey season struggles.
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Poatam
Kansas
Hss Aggie
Robinson
Wann
Chicago Opera Company
Fice! Ticus
Brie Bell
Chicago
Cours
Cornhuskers
Dj Strong
Colgate
Lincoln
Sooners
Valivy
Ite
Jthy Dayhawkers
Tigers
Missouri
Jatvhawkers
Bachman
Crimson
Hherey
Washington
Sahrr- Grinnell
Ceca
Des Moines
Drake Bulldogs
Real Estate Studies Rise at University School of Business
The University of Wichita State Board endorses real estate studies in the School of Business and plans a course aimed at industry and commerce. Roy Stockwell, a University graduate, travels from Fort Worth to attend welfare meetings, while the department develops a program to train men in real estate.
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School ‘of Business
University
Wichita |Mée
Schol
Dubineys
Kansas City
Kangas
Pba
Roy Stockwell
Lawrence
Chicarp
Fort Worth
Stockwell
Yall Vateh
Chevrolet
Lawrence City Refunds 18500 in Bonds With Serial Issue
The city commissions refunds 18500 in bonds by calling storm sewer bonds totaling 48700 and issues serial bonds to Shawnee Investment Co of Topeka. The move lowers interest from 5 to 4.65 percent, saving about 18000, with annual retirements beginning 1927.
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Lawrence
Shawnee Investment Company
Topeka
Stevenson
Bishop
Pepi
Ani
Coyne Alunite Stevenson
Stripped Ford Stolen Car Case in Manhattan Police
Willan Warner and Clarenes Wolf are jailed on charges of stripping a Ford owned by J Y Staube of Lawrence after the vehicle was found missing Friday night. The pair, said to have confessed, were to be sent to the county jail from Manhattan today by Sheriff Johns.
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Willan Warner Ait Clarenes Wolf
Manhattan
Ford Couyie
J. Jy Staube
Lawrence
Warner
Ad Wolf
Sherriff’ Johns
Moe
Cleveland
Ohio
Amf
Rubben Stauhe
Ford
Conductor Falls Dead Near Canton Station
Kansas City dispatch reports conductor C fl Wilson of the Union Pacific freight extra collapsed and died from a hemorrhage while walking beside his train about 9 am near a station. He was taken to Funk funeral parlors. services planned in Kansas City.
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Sansas City
Union Pavisig
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