Accused of Murder in Unclear Case Connection
A murky report outlines charges by John Windsor against a suspect in three murders. The document mentions Nixon Farm and a firm linked to the case, with limited, unclear details of dates or proceedings.
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John Windsor
Oatidrney
Cooper
Aomrand
Delyana
Nixon Farm
Charles On
Vie
Nixon
Cockerill
Wis
Golekrill
Windsor
Eclipse Forecast for Northern Sweden in Almanac
A partial and garbled forecast notes a total eclipse of the midnight sun expected in northern Sweden. The event is dated for a night in June and mentions Arctic regions, but the source text is severely damaged and unreadable in places.
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Sweden
Artic
Weather notes hint at warm northwest and rain
Fragmentary report indicates warming in the northwest tonight and Friday with rain in portions of Kansas. Mentions patchy fog or mist and unsettled conditions, with rough weather expected in some areas.
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Northwest
Fortien
Poria
Kansas
Gitawa
Kansas City Man Receives Talley Scholarship
A Kansas City man won the Talley Scholarship after a concert fundraiser. The event featured thirty one singers and the proceeds supported a fund aiding young singers as the Talley scholarship began recently.
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Kansas City
Cine
Ion, Ley
Ion Talley
Liss Talley Gaye
Wichita chosen as 1927 Grand Lodge convention site
Delegates at the Grand Lodge of the Bansai Ch convention in Wichita chose the city as the 1927 meeting place. The slate for the coming year includes Talley, Wel sarin, Fort Stott, Mrs Gallé, and Maude Hughes. Attendance at the closing session was approximately 4,000.
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Manhattan
Kan
Grand Lodge of the
Bansai
Wichite
Talley T
Maude Hughes
P Dickey
W. T
Mande Hum- Rosebuh
Kiwanis Luncheon Recalls Haskell Trip Events
Kiwanis weekly luncheon in Wiedemann's featured talks about a Haskell trip for University athletes replacing the usual speaking program. Prof Raynhold Wheeter was inducted into Kiwanis, and Scott announced plans for a Wednesday event with locals invited to attend.
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Buy University
Wiedemann’s
H Alpin
I Yverr
Rayihond
HH. Wheeter
Jearn Coplains
Scobk
Indians
Kansas
Cit
Lawrence
Nalts
Olin Fearibg
University
Kultey
Arkansas City Nominees Set for Kans Farmers Union Officers
At the convention here the Kans Farmers Union nominated nearly all state officers with one late officer present. John Tromble of Salina is slated as president, C. E. Hui as vice president, C. F. Brasted of Salina secretary, J. C. Feltz of Lebeton conductor, and 37 Gates Logan, toorkeener, US 8, Alexander Winnell, Grant Bliss of Woodston among treasurer nominees.
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Arkansas City
Kans
Preson
Kans Ras
John Tromble
Salina
C. E. Hui
Ormnoque
C. FE. Brasted
J. C. Feltz
Lebetnon
Logan
Toorkeener
US 8
Aleander
Winnell Gid Grant Bliss
Woodston
Missionary Dies. Board Reports Foreign Mission Loss
A New York report from October notes the death of a missionary connected to the foreign mission board. Born in Belleville Kansas, he was educated at Monmouth and had served as a manager of the press in Elat. The obituary details his death early in October and his ashes have been returned.
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New York
Noir
Peper
Ford
Belleville
Kansas
Monmouth
Elat
Manhattan Youth Held in St Louis on End Check Charge
Kansas youth from Manhattan held in St Louis on charge of obtaining money under false pretenses by cashing a worthless check at a drug store. Police say he and a woman admitted eloping and cashing several bad checks to St Louis.
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Kansas
Manhattan
St. Louis
Lewaerrant
Pearl Joy
Laramie
Wye
Reed Silent On Indiana Situation Shapes Indiana Inquiry
Bulletin dateline Indianapolis October 14 reports confidants of D C Stephenson missing as authorities seek testimony before a grand jury on Indiana political corruption. Meade and Klenck, plus an assistant prosecutor, cannot be found. Senator Reed travels to Janlin for engagement, unclear if he will convene the special investigating committee. Marion county jury aims to complete testimony within three days. The Illinois investigation proceedings continue with a renewed focus on diaries and corruption links, witnesses list expanding as hearings prep for Monday. Five subpoenas issued to Dr George Safford James Simpson Clem ents Studebaker Mrs Morrison and Elmer G Oasis among others.
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Indianapolis
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana
Mildred Meade
Earl Klenck
Klenck
St. Louis
United States
James A. Reed
Janlin
I Special Investigating Committee
Marion County
Senate Committee
Chicago
ASPL
James
Reed
Missouri
Illinois
Hicklin Yates
Yates
Ilmittes
Yates Sail
Reed Har
Joplin
Frank J. Smith
Illinois Commerce Commission
McKinley
Smith
Samuel Insuil
George B. Safford
Winds
Anti-Saloon League
James Simpson
Marshal Field and Company
Clements Studebaker
Public Utilities
Airs
James W. Morrison
Illinois League Offmen Voters
Aml
Elmer G. Oasis
Better Gover i Ata
Hearing on hardsurface petition set for November 3
Danglas county commissioners scheduled November 3 at 10 am to hear all complaints against the hardsurfacing project. The three miles of road south of No 6 school house on U S 78 were targeted. the petition was filed recently and over 40 percent of land and 30 percent of owners signed. Bandits armed with sawed-off shotguns robbed a mail truck in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and killed one person while wounding two others during a police escort in the business district.
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Danglas
No. 6
School House
U. S
Elizabeth
N. d
Lawyers' TIFF ENLIVENS TRIAL IN LA COURT
In Los Angeles the McPherson trial in municipal court erupted when attorney blows were exchanged after an objection to statements about Mrs Wiseman Sielaff. Judge Blake urged restraint as further upheaval followed and documents tied to the case vanished, deepening the sensational cross examination.
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Hall of Justice
Los Angeles
Aimece Sempie McPherson
W.1. Gilbert
Hahn
Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff
McPhergor
Gilbert
Wisgrmana
Samuel R. Blake
Bat
Blake
Eman
Mr Pherson
Minnie Kenne Amother
Kenneth G. Qron
Angelus Temple
Carmel
Flood control plan outlines multi river reservoir costs
AP report details proposed flood control for Neasho Verdigris and Caney basins. estimated up to 5.35 million dollars for measures, with reservoirs and diversion points on Cottonwood and Walnut rivers to prevent floods, plus discharge data for past floods into Oklahoma. Kansas officials emphasize regional benefits and costs.
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Changle
Kan
Kapisits
Neastie
Oklahama
Oklahoma
Caney River
Blake
American Diet on Leviathan Menu for Romanian Queen
The Romanian queen and family chose buckwheat cakes with Vermont maple syrup and sausages for their second breakfast aboard the Leviathan, with Marie tasting cornflakes for the first time. Chief steward Pilly Lynn wore a kitchen apron and prepared the meal, replacing export chefs at Marie's request for a day of strictly American fare. Luncheon featured chicken Maryland with corn and biscuits, served in the main dining room to guests including Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Dr Richard Bolling.
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Leviathan
Vermont
Sett
United States
Marie
Pilly Lynn
Maryland
Woodrow Many Brother
Richard Bolling
Pleaded Guilty in County Liquor Case
Dan Brest of St. Joseph pleaded guilty to liquor violations after arrest by the county sheriff two months ago. He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to sixty days in jail, with bond posted and trial set for the November term. Brest appeared before a justice of the peace yesterday.
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Dan Brest
St. Joseph
Brest
Country Club Officers Elected at Board Meeting
Officers elected at a Coun try Club board meeting last night include Hugh Means as president J M Child as vice president A B Vener and George Wetzel as secretaries At a nearby stockholders meeting held last week Dr fl T Jones Freil Armstrong and E J Treece were chosen directors replacing retiring members A W McGlanahan Irving Hill and George Shaad This brief note records leadership changes at the club and its stockholders meeting.
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Hugh Means
J. M. Child
A. B. Vener
George Wetzel
Fl. ‘T. Jones
Freil A. Armstrong
E. J. Treece
A.W. McGlanahan
Irving Hill
Mil
George E Shaad
Junior High School Election set for council president
Tomorrow pupils at the junior high will vote by ballot to choose a student council president. Candidates include Elizabeth Shawnee and Richard Anderson. Voting hours are during the home town period. Best Radio Service Douglas.
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Elizabeth Shawnee
Richard Anderson
Varsity Theatre Opens Soon With One Minute to Play
Dickinson announces the Varsity theater will open October 25 showing One Minute to Play with Norma Shearer. He hopes to begin a midnight show Friday if the project completes. Jimmie Mitchell's KU orchestra will perform, prices posted, seating about 1,200.
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Varsity
Will Soren
Ten Dickinson
Dickison
Norme Shearer
Uni
Los Angeles dirigible departs on three day Detroit flight
The Los Angeles left Lakehurst at 11:05 AM for a three day flight to Detroit. The trip, postponed by poor weather, carries 44 men under Lieutenant Commander Rotendahl, plus Admiral Moffatt, three other officers, rated passengers and one photographer, with an expected return Sunday night.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Get
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
Detroit
Rotendahl
Admiral Moffatt
FIRE WORKS ON HANDS FOR KU RALLY
Pred Ellsworth secretary of the alumni association at the university reports fireworks have arrived for the big rally the night before the football game. The rally committee has planned crucial stunts aimed at making it the largest KU event. Nebraska office male quartet will perform in Lawrence Friday night October 2 at Robinson Gymnasium.
Play Concert for the Children in Kansas City
The Little Symphony orchestra will give a musical appreciation concert Monday at 3 15 p m in Liberty Memorial High School auditorium Kansas City area grade school children will be excused from classes to attend the event Parents and friends may also attend The program is annual and self supporting The concert opens a series of fine arts events marking the year long schedule in the area and university program connections
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Kansas City
Auditorium of Liberty
Memorial High School
University of Kins
Little Symphony
Robinson
Paved Roads Plan Highlighted At Real Estate Board Meet
Missouri highway chief engineer B Teipmeier told the sixth annual Kansas Association of Real Estate Boards convention that paving roads for tourists generated million dollar sums last year. He urged a unified state system and projected six to seven years to complete work. He noted Kansas treats roads as a county issue with license funds aiding counties. More than 200 delegates registered with 100 expected.
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Kansas City
Nant
Qet
HH. Peipmeier
Missouri State Highway Commission
Kansas “Association of Real Estate Boards
Teipmeier
Missouri
Kansas
Systen
Convention at Stull Plans for Religious Education Event
Prof to Ebright travels to Stull for the Douglas County Council of Religious Education convention. A young Indian woman from Tindin and Baker University talent will share native music and a speech. Postponed gifts and a Wichita capitalist's estate plan also surface in unrelated notices from Emporia and the Presbyterian synod.
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To Ebright
Baker University
Baldwin
Douglas County Council of Religious Education
Emporia
Kan
George
Theis
Wichita
Accidant
Wis
Nansis
Picashirters
Avill
Presbyterian Church
Liberal leader Lanmson resigns amid party split
Oct 11 reports Lanmson resigns his leadership of the Liberal party after a controversy with former Premier David Lloyd George over policy. The rift within the Liberal ranks had eased recently but now divisions persist between Lanmson and Lloyd George, with the party’s direction in question.
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Lanmson
Oxford
Asquith
David Lloyd George
Liberal Party
Lingral Party
Lorad
Lemons Unobtainable in Moscow Market This Winter
United Press reports lemons may not flow into Moscow this winter unless market conditions change. A lost lemon assumed bought for about fifty cents now cannot be obtained. The shortage is linked to state control of foreign trade prioritizing cotton and machinery over lemons. Chevrolet ad follows.
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Moscow
United Press
Thalii
Chevrolet
Aggie Game Play by Play Broadcast Requested
Kansas football fans not travelling to Manhattan may gather at the Journal-World building Saturday at 2 PM to hear a play by play of the Wildcats versus Jayhawks game. A direct wire from the Ahearn Field press box will relay the action, with the second story window providing the account. weather updates will be posted in the newsroom if conditions are poor.
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University of Kansas
Manhattan
Wildcats
Jayhawkers
Journal-World
Ahearnfield
Kansas City Kansas aids fight to oust two city commissioners
Two more commissions of Kansas City Kansas joined in suits brought by the state attorney general seeking ouster in the supreme court. The defendants denied charges of dishonesty and lack of good faith and asked for clearer specifications of the allegations.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas City
Kansas
Supreme Court
Strickland
Elemsionek
Sehailde
Eet
Ood Faith
Narnall
Sane
Enone
Nis Hight Westeday
Predicted soft coal strike looms next spring
Atlantic City dispatch reports Western Parsons of the American Age Record predicting a soft coal strike will occur next spring starting April 4 1827. He notes organizers will try to break the strike before it disrupts consumers but warns unions may solidify power. Observers doubt predictability.
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Atlantic Cit. J
United) Press
We. Parsons
Directde
As Age
Niners
Potigi 5
Fitteto
Lewis
Agsotes
Alexander
Senretari
Skullduggery and Death Reported at Salina Home
A neighbor found Mrs Schiedel with a crushed skull in her Salina home at 215 this morning. Adam Schiedel, over 80, stood nearby with a table leg in his hand, muttering. Physicians say she died at the hospital soon after. Schiedel is in custody, confined to a hospital under guard as deputies investigate.
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Salina
Rais
Ort
Jerome Harley
Adam Schiedel
Monelay
Pmd
Hanley
Lehtedel
Eathi
Chiedal
Sthiedel
Gird
Southeast Kansas meeting on farm problems at Chanute
In Chanute Kansas on October 14 AP reports Southeast Kansas Inc organized the first viva series of tav e lay meetings amid discussions of practical farm problems. State agricultural college experts spoke before a forenoon general meeting and later addressed drainage irrigation and reclamation issues with speakers including Sen. Papper J C Mohler and Caldwell Davis Dreske. Avery of the Oklahoma highway commission led an evening session with Kansas Highway Commission officials present and John Gardner scheduled to introduce Avery.
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Chanute
Kan
Southeast
Kansas, Inc
Baldarm Congress
Agricultural College
Durig
Papper
J.C. Mohler
Kansas
State Board of Age
Rele Caldwell Davis
Young Editors 10 Converge at EU Conference
Preparations near completion for the eighth annual high school editors conference at the university under the journalism department. Indications point to attendance from across the state with committees busy. The Presseli banquet opens Friday at 6 o clock in the Commons with entertainment and talks. Classes in the journalism department will be suspended tomorrow as visitors are registered early Friday to begin the conference. Most events occur on the first day with some sessions on Saturday.
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Tomorris
Presseli
Stuvalonts
Ithargte
Oordar
Alt Hough
Baldwin reunion speakers highlight event at Baldwin site
At Old Settle Reunion in Baldwin yesterday speakers included A Deel and Al Andrews of Baldwin. Rex Bailey delivered the address, contrasting early Mrs Pren days with present conditions. About 150 to 200 people attended, with Laurence and White among the attendees.
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A. Deel
Baldwin
Batley
Al-Andrews
Sana Nasaininey
Old Settle
Baldwit
Rex Bailey
Prendays
Doel
Laurence
Red and Black squad travels to Manhattan for big game
Coach Levert Higgins preps twenty players for a chartered bus trip to Manhattan tomorrow. The red and black squad held scrimmages with passing and shifting drills, linebackers breaking through, and punt and kick plans. Hartley, McCall, Pontius, Stith and others listed for the trek as Manhattan awaits.
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Levert Higgins
Tmurrenes High School
Egridsters
Manhattan
Manhattai High School
Ino Chotring
Otheich Schuot
Shack Fields
Gerond
Pontius
Stith
Black
Furaman
Hutson
McCall
Ify
Higzingavill
Hartley
Schenk
Atkeson
Mills
Stone
Wildtarfer
Forsman
Huston
Schaake
Stith-Rice
I Is
Schneck
Cor_tl
Barber
Hoff
Ramey
Venne
Ian Birch
Lawrence
Confesses Plot to Bomb Residences in Tokyo Court
In Tokyo a man confessed in court today to plotting to blow up certain residences to provoke unrest and aid foreign powers. The alleged plan linked to communists and an intended revolt against the government during the Korean crisis, with one reference to Beating to kill the imperial family.
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Tokyo
A.P Ea
Cnuiasay
Japan
Bakuretsu
Korgan
Awith Hig
Kiih
Fami
Kinchokan
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