Bomb injures man at Chicago Colony Theatre
At the Colony theatre a bomb exploded beneath Peter Mooney’s coat during the climactic moment of a film. He suffered injuries to his face body and legs. Two women, Margaret Kane and Ella McClure, were burned. the blast aimed to terrify an audience of about 500. Theater staff extinguished flames and the film resumed after a delay.
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Chicago
Peter Mooney
Colony Theatre
Margaret
Kanee Uella McClure
Kore
Nimian
Lansing
Mooney
Japan Faces League Clash Over Manchurian Issue
AP reports Japan undecided on League of Nations stance as talks in Geneva heat up. If the League conditions Tokyo to withdraw troops from Manchuria and the South Manchurian Railway zone, a serious crisis could arise between China and Japan, nations long at odds.
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Japan
League of Nations
Tokyo
Council
League
Foreign Office
China
Geneva
Believe Ship Is Lost 보
Belief grows that the Japanese freighter Yonan Maru is lost with 40 to 50 crew aboard. Force searchers report only scattered wreckage including deck load fragments near mid Pacific. The liner President Jefferson, carrying Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh, reached the area but found no sign of survivors or the vessel.
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San Francisco
Yonan Maru
Jefferson
Charles Lindberth
Orient
Ed States
Jeftie Cal
Ayana Maru
Igenzie
Sene
Yonana
Insurance Agents Meet Elect Kansas Officers
The Kansas Insurance Agents Association closed with new officers elected. Marion named president with Hrimes Meade of Topeka as vice president and executive chair. Frank T. Priest of Wichita became councillor, Wade Patton of Hutchinson as secretary treasurer, and Foote of Wichita with Havens of Selina and Case of Marion named to the executive committee alongside Bridges of Norton, Kelley of Leavenworth, and Carpenter of Coffeyville.
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Foneka
Get
API
Kansas Asurance Agents
Marion
Hrimes
Continuance in Wolcott heirs profit case plies
Kansas City Oct 17 AP Judge Thomas J Seehorn extended the hearing on the account to fix the share of J C Wolcott heirs in profits from a World War era horse and mule trading firm. The delay follows the death of H M Harrington, a senior partner, leaving only Harrington alive among the firm members.
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Kansas City
Thomas J. Seehorn
Circuit Court
J. C. Wolcott
H. M
Wols
Coti
J. D. Guyton
Winfield
Kan
Neal Jones
Augusta
Carl
Arkansas City
Robert O. Mason
W. L. Cunningham
Safety for fish at dinner bell
St. Paul Minn Oct 17 AP Arnold Vogts trained fish soon may answer the dinner bell without danger of being hooked Yesterday Mayor W A Anderson of Minnapolis said he would ban angling in Long Lake near his home in Crow Wing county where Vogt said he has the fish so well trained they come to shore and eat from his hands when he rings a bell Neighbors he complained have taken to ringing a bell and catching them
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St. Paul
Minn
Arnold Vogt
W. A. Anderson
Minnneapolis
Long Lake
Crow Wing County
Vogt
Swordfish Fight Sends Actor to Hospital in Oceanside Tale
Los Angeles Oct 17 AP Julian Eltinge famed female impersonator and Dr Earl O Donnell fought a giant swordfish after hooking it from Talayak ship. Eltinge required abdominal surgery after a tail slash and the doctor suffered a hand scratch. Both receive treatment and are fed swordfish in hospital.
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Los Angeles
Julian Eltinge
Eltinge
Thomas Jipton
Earl O'Donnell
O’don
Youth Winners Honor At National Dairy Exhibition
Two Midwest farm youths with simple animals topped a field of wealthy competitors at the national dairy exposition in St. Louis. Paul Mary Rose, Mills Center, entered by Cleo Hay, and Edwin Schultz, Mercier, Kan., guided the senior and grand champion cows Louise's Marguerite and Hoy to victory. The upset proved dairy breeding is not exclusive to the rich, as Schultz, a high school junior, and Hoy, a freshman, paid standout prices for their entries and balanced farming with football.
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St. Louis
Midwest
Guernsey
Paul Mary Rose
Mills Center
Cleo Hay
Lincoln
Xeb
Edwin Schultz
Mercier
Kan
Louise
Marguerite
Exper
Souths
Hoy
Fort Leavenworth
Schultz
Sanhomore
Final sessions close seventh annual Kansas economics convention
The seventh annual convention of Kansas instructors of economics and business met at the University of Kansas with about 25 out of town teachers present. Dining and toasts followed at Hotel Wood Tennett. Prof. John Ise served as toastmaster. Prof. W. W. Davis gave the principal address on the Federal Reserve's role in the current world depression.
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Federal Reserve System
Harry Gunnison -Brown
University of Missouri
H.W. Guest
Baker
Harold Howe
Kansas State College
Washburn
J. W. Taggart
K. U
Kansas-Kansas Aggie
Manhhattan
Akron Circles Chicago on giant airship voyage
Akron’s world’s largest airship reached Chicago on its long test flight from the southwest. Spectators crowded windows as the craft skimmed over the University of Chicago and moved toward the Loop, passing the Lake Michigan shore site of the 1933 world’s air.
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Chicago
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Akron
University of Chicago
Local Crash Causes Broken Knee for Phillip Ernst
Phillip Ernst of 913 Indiana street suffered a fractured knee cap when his car and a vehicle driven by Mrs. C A Preyer of 1125 Tennessee street collided at Eighth and Tennessee streets about 12:30 PM. Ernst was taken by ambulance to Memphis hospital. Preyer was shaken but uninjured. Both cars sustained heavy damage.
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Phillip Ernst
Indiana Street
C. A. Preyer
Tennessee Street
Eighth
Tennessee Streets
Ernst
Memphis
Preyer
Eighth Street
Securities suit seeks 5200,000 damages in Doherty case
Federal court action filed by Henry L Doherty interests alleges that a former Doherty stock salesman Justin Jaslin resigned and now seeks damages claiming injurious acts. The petition cites former employee turnover and alleged actions by a securities firm connected to the Doherty interests.
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S City
L. Doherty
Harfarmer Securities
Jaslin
Doherty
Eran
Henry L. Doherty
Justin
Escort for Governor at Game Today
Governor Harry Ward returned from Nebraska with Major W. C. Koenig and Dr. Titus K. Alvis after a pheasant shoot. They reported a successful hunt and shared tales of the week as Chancellor Bob Lindley and others traveled from Leavenworth to Lawrence for Dad's Day dinner.
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W. C. Koenig
Ative
Titus K . Alvis
Harry Ward
Nebraskaring
Ince
Titus
Kansas Aggie Limit
Bob. Lindley
Minnesota
Chancallor
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Alumni Board Meets at Kansas University
The Kansas University Alumni Association board met in Fred Ellsworth's office to review the current budget. Attending were L. W. Flint president Roland Doynton vice president Fred Ellsworth secretary and directors Genrce Foster Lawrence Sheffield Ingalls Atchison Hugh Wedell Chanute Charles Ise Coffeyville Thomas Wagstaff Independence and J. W. Murray Lawrence. Members of the University and State College alumni boards lunched at the student union before the football game.
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Alumni Association of the
University of Kansas
Fred Ellsworth
L. W. Flint
Roland Doynton
Topeka
Genrce O. Foster
Lawrence
Sheffield Ingalls
Atchison
Hugh T. Wedell
Chanute
Charles D. Ise
Coffeyville
Thomas E. Wagstaff
Arrests At A Still On A 1100 Acre Johnson County Farm
Disturbing odor of whiskey mash drew officers to a still on a 1100 acre Johnson County farm near DeS Negress. Jed Sheri and John Smith along with C B Cason were arrested. Officers seized thirty tons of brush and 600 gallons of improvised liquor made with baking powder and other materials.
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Jed Sheri
Jackson
Johnson County
Des Negress
F. W. Swalson
John Smith
C. B. Cason
Son
Hold Tag Day Drive Raises Funds for Charity
About thirty girls sold circular red tags in the business district and at stadium gates to support winter relief work. Receipts from a Putec theater show and a baseball game tomorrow will go to the Community Service Committee. Rhodes candidates announced for the University of Kansas include Kenneth Crummine Louis D Nent Theodore O Leary Burton Kingshur Hurlengtany and Clark Steph er.
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Community Service Committee
Putec
van Bruner
Community Service
Fred Olmstead
Rhodes
University of Kansas
Social calendar listing multiple events and gatherings
A fragmented social calendar outlines various weekend and weekday gatherings including weddings, bridge clubs, ladies meetings, auctions, and club events. Names such as Dorothy Gregg Homer Deda J. G. Career and Mrs J T Mro appear among the attendees, with activities ranging from nuptials and receptions to civic group meetings and auctions.
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Dorothy Gregg
Homer Deda
Delton
Bridge
Parsons Bienvenue
Digia
N. Or
Bridge Mustonic Temple
Vies Heine
J. G. Career
J. T
Bruening in Triumph as Reichstag Adjourns for Winter
Oct 17 report from Herlin AP says Germany shifts toward a virtual dictatorship as Reichstag members depart until February. The body adjourns after motions strengthening Chancellor Bruening and leaving President von Hindenburg to rule without parliamentary limits. An economic winter looms with potential additional problems.
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Herlin
Reichstag
Bruening
von Hindenburg
Jierr Druening
Germany
Deaths and Funerals Mary J Davis and Others
Mrs Mary J Davis died at a hospital and will lie in state at 9 pm Sunday after a service at the Friends church with Ross Smith in charge. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ralph Standing and Mrs RK OW Pringle, five sons Harry Davis Joe Davis Ralph Davis Elsey Davis Clarence Davis, five sisters Mrs JC Saunders and Mrs C E Barton.
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Mary J. Davis
Mary Arsld
Anl Hospital
Friends Church
Ross Smith
Oak Hill
Ralph Standing
Law- 2
Mas
OW. Pringle
Chitin
Harry Davis
Kansas City
Joe Davia
Ralph Davis
Elsey Davis
Clarence of
Lawrence
JC. Saunders
E. Barton
Eve
Rumsey
BE. Lawson
Neon
Sarah G’connors
Brown
F. J. Domingo
Topeka
Alva O. Tarten
Denver
Cole
Otto Berton
Ross Barton
Ve. Lawren
D A R Chapter Hosts 35th Anniversary Dinner
A Friday dinner at the Presbyterian church marked the 35th anniversary of the Betty Washing D A R chapter with Maj. W. C. Koenig as guest speaker on National Defense. Prof. William Pilcher sang four numbers and a decorative table featured roses, carnation, and chrysanthemums.
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Presbyterian Church
Betty Washin
W. C. Koenig
University of Kansas
Pershing
Gertrude Gilmore
William Pilcher
Logan
Sun
Wilma
Ferr
B. B. Beers
Jence Hall
Virgil May
Johnston
B. Grace
FE. D. Shaw
J. W. Maray
E. F. Caldwell
Fine Fall Weather Topeka Kansas Weather Forecast
A Kansas weather forecast predicts a warm spell with sunshine for football games and Sunday drives. Temperatures may reach 73 in the west and 66 in the east today, rising to 75 tomorrow. A light frost touched eastern areas last night but caused no damage. No rain is expected statewide this week, with a later cooling trend and possible showers. In other notes, Lawrence Business College highlights job training, civil service progress, and a November term start.
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Topeka
Met
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Mercury
Dodge City
Flora
Western
Business College
Kenneth. Kregar
Kregar
Karsasity
Edna Weller
Olathe
Beuish Stumba
Stevographer
Countty Farm Bureau
Elf Harding
Kansas City
Lawrence Business College
Shaw and Carter Families Visit Mrs. Courtney
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Shaw of Kansas City Kansas and Mrs. J. B. Carter of Wilson are spending that weekend with their mother, Mrs. W. T. Courtney.
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W. F. Shaw
Kansas City, Kan
J. B. Carter
Wilson
W. T. Courtney
Scout derailed near Santa Fe on Denver-Chicago Express
The Scout, Denver-Chicago Express of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe line, left the tracks one mile east of Santa Fe Dahinda early today. No injuries were reported as all cars remained upright while engine and caboose stayed on rails. Cause of the derailment was not yet determined. In a separate note, Dr J R Brinkley’s libel suit against Dr Morris Fishbein was continued until the Merch term of Geary County court.
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Brinkley
Junction City
Kan
J. R. Brinkley
Morris Fishbein
Chicago
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Geary County
Reichstag Debates Emergency Decrees Amid Food Aid Push
The Communists and Social Democrats pushed a resolution calling the government to halt the vestpocket battleship program and redirect funds to feed the poor. The advisory motion passed 211 to 181 in a four day Reichstag. Nationalist and Nazi deputies again walked out in protest while Bruening’s ministry survived three votes of confidence. In Salina Kansas a 34 degree night with frost accompanied by a cold dawn.
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Social Democrats
Reichstag
Bruening
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Lawrences Flow Club
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Eldridge Hotel
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Musical Bulletin
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