Editors of State Hear Capper Talk at KU Round Table
Editors gathered at the University of Kansas for annual round table sessions heard talks by William Southern editor of the Independence Examiner Senator Arthur Capper and Marvel Creamer from the Milwaukee Journal Debate covered World Press Congress in Geneva and emphasized journalism schools and career preparedness.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
William Southern
The
Independence
Examiner
Arthur Capper
Marvel Creamer
Milwaukee Journal
Southern
Misians Ani
Coneva
Stephen Lause San
Parisien
Jeritha
Capner
Coolidge
Senator Capper
New York Tribune
Creager
American Society of
University
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson
Board of Regents
Lindley
Memorial Union Building
W. ¥. Morgan
Hutchinson News
E. H. Lindley
Union
Topeka Daily Capital
Topeka State Journal
Pho
Allen
University Athletl
Judge Bunkum
Harry Wright
A. D. V. Allen
Pat Lovewell
George Agite
T. G. Wear
Court Stone
R. E. Lewis
the Stranger
Coach Bachman
Cliff Stratton
Ivan Benson
University of Kansas Department of Journalism
Round Table
Pioneer Kansas
Pioneer Kansas Newspaper Emerges Amid Frontier Life
A fragment notes how the first Kansas newspaper arose despite harsh frontier conditions. It emphasizes the publication’s pioneering role before towns, churches, schools, banks, and stores formed, reflecting the era’s pro slavery sentiment and bold community formation.
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Kansas
Big Crowd Hears C F Scott Speak at Mock Dedication
A large Kansas crowd packed the gathering as C F Scott spoke on constitutional education and the nation’s founders. John Jay Adams and the Livingstons were praised, noting many leaders were college graduates and the U S constitution was called a product of American scholars. The event included music by Mae's band and the Men's Glee Club, followed by a pep rally for the Kansas Aggie game with reminiscences of old players and cheers.
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Yale
John Scott
England
John Jay
John Adams
Livingstons
United States
Washington
Franklin
Patrick Henry
Lincoln
Logan
Scott
University of Kansas
Mae
Thomas A. Larremore
Ivan Roberts
Elading
Yhawk
John H. Outland
Kansas City
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Outland
Charles Ise
Coffeyville
Jimmy
Independence Reporter staff travel by air to KU game
Independence Missouri reporters Earl Cox Lowell Ross Clarence Oaks and Navy Stillman arrived at Lawrence by air from Independence to cover the Kansas Aggie football game. Two planes landed in a field north of town after失 locating the regular field.
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Independence
Lawrence
Earl Cox
Lowell Ross
Clarence Oaks
Navy Stillman
Parole Granted for Camp Bell Campbell Great Falls Man
Attorney General Sargeant approved four parolees including Gordon Campbell Bell of Great Falls Montana who is serving a two year Leavenworth sentence for using the mails to defraud in an oil venture. Norman Reed of St Louis waived preliminary hearing after arraignment on a charge of stealing a portfolio and three books from University of Kansas assistant professor Beulah Morrison.
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Campbell Washington
Sargeant
Gordon Campsbell
Great Falls
Mont
Leavenworth
Don
Wallpaper sale and Kansas City visit noted
A fragmented item lists wallpaper pricing A5 6 78 9 20 cents per single tol and references Ady and Telander's at 639 Mash. It also notes Anderson spent the day in Kansas City.
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Anderson
Kansas City
Balkans minister slain by student in Prague cafe
Albanian minister Tsena Bey, accredited to Yugoslavia and Czecho-Slovakia, was shot twice in the back after drinking cognac in a Wenceslas Square cafe. The assailant, young Albanian Agmah Bebi born 1904, surrendered calmly claiming betrayal motives. The killing prompted regional alarms amid Balkan tensions and Italian relations.
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Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Agmah Bebl
Tsena Ey
Jugoslavia
Wenzelplatz
Bebi
Tsera Bey
Albania
el Bassan
Sena- Bey
Ahmed Zogu
Fan Noli
Italy
Belgrade
London
Jugo-Bulger
Kovachevitchh
Balkans
Tsena Bey
Jugoslvva
Althe
Ruth Elder Lands at Azores Islands
Ruth Elder and co pilot George W. Haldemann land safely at Horta Azores after the Atlantic crossing in the American Girl. Crowds cheer as she steps ashore in a poised, lipstick finishing touch and thanks the rescue crew aboard the Barendrecht.
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Horta
Island of Fayal
Azores
Ruth Elder
George W. Haldeman
Atlantic
New York
Goose
Miss Elder
Ruth
Haldemann
Stenped
Bartendrecht
King Trial Set Tuesday in Galena Usurpation Charge
The trial of J. P. King suspended Galena mayor will begin Tuesday in Galena. Assistant Attorney General William C. Ralston announced the case to oust King from office. Supreme Court commissioner T. F. Railsback will hear findings of fact and conclusions of law. Remus pleads not guilty.
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Topeka
J. P. King
Galena
William C. Ralston
Supreme Court
T. F. Railsback
Kansas City
King
Remus
Trial Date Set for November 14 in Remus Murder Case
Cincinnati Ohio Oct 15 George Remus once king of shootlers pleaded not guilty to killing his wife at arraignment today Judge Chester Shook set the trial for November 14 calling it the earliest possible date Judge Shook added the case can go to trial R Shook quoted.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
George Remus
Remus
Chester
R. Shook
Shook
Washington seeks farm relief fix with McNary-Haugen feature
Washington officials work toward a sound solution to the agricultural problem. Chester J.H. Gray of the American Farm Bureau Federation says farmers still favor the McNary-Haugen relief bill, vetoed by the president, but would accept some changes while keeping the equalization fee intact.
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Washington
Chester JH. Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
White House
Gray
Coolidge
Stolen Ford Corvette Reported From New Hampshire Street
Gerald Robinson reported a Ford coupe stolen from 919 New Hampshire Street overnight. Police were informed yesterday of the property theft. Glasgow is described as the wealthiest city in Great Britain based on taxable value.
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Ford Gerald Robinson
New Hampshire Street
Glasgow
Great Britain
Bishop Makes Hole-In-One At Tadridge Course
The Bishop of London joined the one in one club during a clerical golf match at Tadridge course on October 16. He sank a 160 yard tee shot on the hole. The Southwark diocese team led early and won the match despite London clergy’s effort.
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London
Tadridge
Hotel Lub
Agiinst
Southwark
Southwark Divisier
WILL WORK PRISONERS TO HELP COUNTY laborers
After November 1 county prisoners will no longer burden the county. They will work on a rock crusher at a quarry on Rock Creek southwest of Lawrence under a state law in effect since June. Only sentenced and county attorney recommended prisoners will work, paid 2 dollars a day, with wages applied to their fines. A deputy guard will be hired. the crusher may move west of Lawrence and may work on other county tasks.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
Elmee
Leaven
Rock Creek
Lawrence
Collision Sinks Ship Rammed in New York Harbor
A giant liner struck a sunken freighter near Governor's Island in the upper bay, causing a fatal crash. Capt Udwig Hassell his wife and four year old son were rescued, others treated at St. Vincent's and the Battery. Witnesses cited strong northwest wind, ebb tide and the sunken hull as possible causes.
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Udwig Hassell
The
Frontier
Marine Hospital
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Staten Island
Battery
Governor's Island
Nea
Regent Banks
Governor's Isand
Kansas Harriers Win From Aggies
Kansas won the cross country from the Aggies this afternoon 19 to 36. Frazier of Kansas covered the five mile course in 27 minutes 41 seconds. Moody of the Kansas Aggies was second, Sarvis of Kansas third, Springer of Kansas fourth, Laurenman of Kansas fifth, Marshall of Kansas sixth. Bond of Kansas Aggies seventh, Rile and Hoyne Kansas Aggies came in together for eighth and ninth, Miller of Kansas Aggies counted 10 for his team.
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Kansas
Aggies
Frazier
Moody
Kansas Aggies
Sarvis
Springer
Laurenman
Marshall
Bond
Rile and Hoyne
Miller
Brown
Kansan Editor Gets Dip in Potter Lake
Paul Potter editor in chief of the University Daily Kansan was tossed into Potter Lake by members of the K club and Sachem groups over an editorial against hazing freshmen. Raymond Nichols, president of the Men's Student council, urged restraint and cautioned that no good would come from participation.
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Paul Potter
University Daily
Kansan
Potter Lake
K Club
Sachem
Hint
Raymond Nichols
Men’s
Parole List Includes 14 Prisoners at Atlanta Pen
Atlanta Ga Oct 15 AP Warden John W Snoak says the parole board recommended fourteen prisoners for clemency after a special session. It was not stated whether Farr Carroll a New York theatrical producer and applicant among seventy one will be among the fourteen. Papers on the case will be sent to Attorney General Sargent in Washington for further word.
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Atlanta
John W. Snoak
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Parole Board
Farr Caroll
New York
Sargent
Washington
Transmission test links Lawrence Tecumseh plants
Kansas Electric Power tests a Lawrence to Tecumseh transmission link showing readiness for use with the two systems paralleled for hours. little power exchanged. A separate Lasalle County grand jury indicts Barry Hill of Streator for the murder and burial of his mother Eliza Hill.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Lawrence
Tecumseh
Kansasand Power Company
Topeka
Ottawa
Barry Hill
New 1928 pattern to choose from price d' au low
A fragmentary ad notes patterns priced to 40 ets per single roll and lists Anders 639 Mass as the contact. It also includes a curio aside defining a nutmeg as the kernel of the stone of a fruit grown in Brasil Madagascar and the West Indies.
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Mass
Brasil
Madagascar
West
Annual Meet of Economics Instructors Held at University
Fifteen teachers of economics, business administration and accounting from various schools attend the third annual Kansas Association of Instructors in Economics meeting at the University. Papers on accounting and marketing curricula are read by educators from K S A C and other colleges. a complimentary dinner follows with university officials as speakers. Next fall’s meeting is planned for Kansas State Agricultural College.
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Kansas Association of Instructors In Economics
West Administration
A. J. Boynton
Ilie T. Tupy
Ro Green
Frank J. Kirker
Kansas City Junior College
John Ise
West Admmieration
A. B. Adams
School of Tusimead
University of Oklahoma
Leo Spurrier
A.C. W. F. Grimes
B. G. Beritt
Ottawa
Victor -Guthaus
St.,. Benedicts
Leonard Thompson
Kansas Wesleyan
X. S. Briegs
Hays
Donald Gates
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Lineman Dies After Fall From Power Pole Near Norton
Louis Seabaugh, about 42, a laborer from Narvature west of Norton Kansas, fell 20 feet from an electric pole after contacting a line carrying 13 001 volts. He died from his injuries. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Norton
Kan
APJ
Louis Seabaugh
Narvature
Here
France Plans Old Tariff for American Goods
France may apply the pre-1921 tariff to American merchants while awaiting a new commercial treaty. The proposed rates mirror 1910 levels and could place US goods under favorable terms compared with German tariffs under recent Franco German trade pacts. West Baden economic leaders cite federal land and flood control issues as top concerns for the year. German aviators from the Anker plane 91 1230 said they will depart Lisbon for Newfoundland then New York once the aircraft is ready.
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France
Paris
Germany
West Baden
Ind
Mississippi River
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
U.S
Azores
Horta
Island of
Payal
Ankers
Lisbon
Newfoundland
New York
Bank raid battle in Philadelphia leaves deaths and injuries
Five hold-up men attacked an armored car carrying bank funds as two bank guards two bank officials and police fought back. A man was killed and two wounded in Philadelphia. Separately, a New York Central train collided with a freight train in dense fog near Gallipolis Ohio. The fireman died and the engineer was fatally injured.
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Philadelphia
Perce
Gallipolis
Oaio
New York Central
Washington Creek Visit News Notes and Social Rounds
Miss Ethel Sherry spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Clyde Hoaven and family. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Whitman called at the Ben Garber home Friday evening. Eddie Johnson and daughters Ethel and Eleanor visited the George Miller and family Sunday. Milton Kring spent Sunday at Clyde Lederer’s near Worden. Elmer Sawyer and his wife visited their niece Effie Gish near Centropolis. Evla Wolfe had dinner with Frances Miller Sunday. Asa Postma and daughter Vera were Lawrence visitors Friday. No church at Washington Creek Sunday due to members at a meeting in Ozankie. Pearl Johnson visited Ray Shuler Thursday morning. Virgil and family also mentioned.
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Ethel Sherry
Clyde
Hoaven
Roscoe Whitman
Ben Garber
Eddie Johnson
Ethel
Eleanor
George Miller
Milton Kring
Clyde Lederer
Worden
Elmer Sawyer
Effie Gish
Centropolis
Evla Wolfe
Frances Miller
Asa Postma
Vera
Lawrence
Washington Creek
Ozankie
Pearl Johnson
Ray Shuler
Virgil
Tia
O. D
Eula
Ralph Weybright
Elda
Sunda
Ray Horrell
Clinton
Martin Boerkircher
Harry Norman
Mary
Zlate Mowder
L. H. Griffith
Robe
Johnson
Gerald Hoover
Roy Grammer
Roy Grammer. ‘ Otto
Elsa Boerkircher
Alva Hodges
W. San
Floyd Garber
Virgil Brubaker
Ed McFadden
Pomona
Willard Weybright
A. John Holloway
Orie Smith
Marie
Morris Ewing
Colyer
Walter Nelson
Fred Nelson
Near Clinton
Eula Wolfe
Johnnie Metsker
John Dillon
Oskaloosa
Tom
William Ewing
Royal Neighbors
Belvoir
Willard
Overbrook
Dale Robison
Alva Miller
Ben Hoover
Hoover
At Shook
Arthur Longfellow
Delbert
Dean
Clyde Hoover
Eunice
Harold Harrel
William Johnson
Lone Star
Aubrey Fishburn
Melvin
Lanty Brubaker
A.R. Weybright
W. V. Brubaker Aril
B. PF. McFadden
Michigan Valley
Eggbeth Mowder
Ray Gevrnd
Sam Miller
Samuel Findley
Jude Anderson
Joe. Anderson
Glen Cox
Sigel Heighborhood
Walter Harrell
George Feiger
Marvin Metsker
Wm. Ewing
Arthur Igirgfellow
Fam Grammer
Albert Anderson
Mrs. Haggard
Winifred Garber
Ragseye Whitman
Lone Stay
Saint Grammar
Henry Turner
Appanoose
Olive Smith
Everett Bailey
Earl Garrett
Blanche
Billy
Betty
North of
D. B. Harrell
Joel Anderson
Jack Dillon
Pleasant Grove
John Dilon
Geral Hoover
Roy Grammar
Howard Dillon
Florence Kingery
Cecil
Ettore
B.hoover
Ken Garber
Winifred
J.S. Dillon
Tioward
Alda
Bernice
Dora
Marguerite Griffith
Ben Sfouyer
Mart Flory
Bob Flory
Arthur Flory
John Smith
Willis Miller
Fayland Pharon
Charles Mowder
Lillie Anderosa
Winifred Margaret
Anna Mae Whitman
Lawrence area visitors and callers noted in community column
A long list of Lawrence and nearby residents visited friends and relatives across Friday through Monday. Names include Weybright, Garber, Dillon, Brubaker, Harrell, Ewing, Grammer, Hoover, Mowder, Anderson, and many others, with multiple Sunday calls and a music recital at Mrs Hoover’s home.
Girl Reserves Hi Yo Banquet Highlights Society Night
The annual banquet in the high school cafeteria featured speakers and toasts themed around a telephone, with Principal John R. Barnes and Supt. W. W. Curfman as guests. Annie L. Monroe plans a tea for Mrs. Dean Mason and will travel to Kansas City with guests. Mrs. H. B. Bullene hosted a tea for visitors including Mrs. Mason, with several locals assisting and out of town guests from San Mateo and New York City.
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Helen Stockwell
Evelyn Swarthout
Ellis Johnson
Superintendent Carfman
Annie L. Monroe
Dean Mason
Los Angeles
Cal
Monroe
Kansas City
H. B. Bullene
Kathleen Jacoby
Altoona
Bullene
Mason
C. EB. Friend
J. N. Lewis
Annie Monroe
Madge Bullene
W. S. Metcalf
A. D. Weaver
James Means
San Mateo,Cal
Laura Pendleton
New York City
Personal guests gather for football game weekend
Miss Elizabeth Shaw of Holton and Miss Eleanor Lynn of Iowa City visit as guests of Miss Jessie May Tucker. Mrs Kathleen Jacoby of Altouna visits sister Mrs I B Bullene. Mrs James Gowans and son Robert Walter arrive to visit Mrs W d Gilmore. Rev Charles A Richard spent yesterday in Ottawa for teacher institute talks. Dr Claude L Dixon arrives to attend game and weekend. he heads Mayo Clinic surgical section in Rochester. Alton Heaber of Colorado Springs and Miss He ten Wilson attend as guests of Miss Kathryn Wilson. Florence Petersen of Kansas City and Mrs John Hubbell of Wharton visit Miss Annie L Monroe over weekend.
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Elizabeth Shaw
Holton
Eleanor Lynn
Iowa City
Iowa
Jessie May Tucker
Kathleen Jacoby
Altouna
I. B. Bullene
James Gowans
Robert Walter
Hutchinson
W. d. Gilmore
Charles A. Richard
Ottawa
Franklin County Teachers’ Institute
Hulton
Claude L. Dixon
Kk. UU. Medica
Dixon
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Maya Brothers
Bank Robbers Captured After Grand Tower Job
Three men alleged to have robbed the First National Bank at Grand Tower of 1600 were captured after a running gun battle across Alexander and Pulaski county roads. One suspect Frank Smith of East St. Louis was wounded in the leg. others Jim Doules and Red Smitty of Christopher said to be involved. The money was recovered and the trio jailed in Murphy's.
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Cairo
First National Bank
Grand Tower
Alexander
Pulaski
Frank Smith
East St. Louis
Jim Doules
Red Smitty
Christopher
Murphy'sore
Evening concert program and rural school reopening notice
A lengthy concert listing features works by Friml Tschaikowsky Grieg and Elgar among others with solos and trios performed for local audiences. Separately Kanwaka and Vihland rural schools, closed due to infantile paralysis, will reopen Monday as patients recover. county superintendent O J Lane announced this morning.
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Jennie Prince
Jack
E. Kilenyi
Rudolph Friml
Wren
J. Benedict
Mowrey
Gardner
Wood
Rio Rito
Harry Tierney
Clarence
Cameron White
Edward Elgar
Ito
Kanwaka
Vihland
J. Lane
Nonougeed
Kansas WCTU meets as prohibition theme spans state line
Miss Worley reports new department at Daily Vacation Bible school and notes on improving texts. Senator Capper cites Sabbath observance gaps in Washington. National Prohibition Sunday set for October 30. Wichita to host next state convention as Topeka groups push temperance program planning.
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Topeka
Wichita
Kansas
Hartup
Olivia Fulton
Bessie Robinson
Anna Baughman
Barbara Worley
Tbba Stauffer
Emma Kreider
Lizzie Spurlock
Dat Brubaker
Viola Glenn
Mary Wright
Gertrude Dick
Judith Moore
Sarah Bauchman
Mary Brass
Lillian Hartup
Lester Stauffer
Junior Robinson
Ruth Brubaker
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ELKS
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Hetzel Snccum
Rumsey
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Schwinley
E. W. Sellards
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Catherine Burchett
Douglas County
University Place Addition
Parkville Greyhound Track
Telander
Azores Islands
Shao
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Karl Carroll
Atanta
Elder
Portugal
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George Haldeman
Lima
Illinois Bark
Shimmons Bros, Repairy Work & Specialty
M Ren Angme
Dalton
Jenny Wren
Lecompton
Acadie Locce
Jafwrence Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Ers
Raul AL West
Felers
Lunige
L. C. Carter
Musical Bulletin
Meribah Moore
Fraser Hall
Hallowe'en
Hershey
Dawn Donuts
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