Complete jury in conspiracy trial finally reaches verdict stage
Washington dispatch reports the long awaited jury selection in the Albert B. Fall and Harry F. Sinclair conspiracy trial. Ten jurors, eight married and two single, were seated after challenges. The panel includes Mrs. Alla L. Bailey and Miss Bernice Heavin among others, all residents of the Capital District. The government contends profits from the Continental Trading Co. financed Fall and Sinclair, while the defense argues no government contract was involved.
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Get
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Harry F.sinclais
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Eltei
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Robert C. Ploras
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Bradner W. Himes
John P. Cugusetts
Slar
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Lockig
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Tryni
Charles Holt
Rick Apason
Liberty
Almots
Owen J. Roberts
Tonsul
Sinclair
Martin Www. Littleton
New York
Defese
Fraun ‘Roberts
Mintea
Fornte Etary
Slifreime
Roberts
Cop- Linental Trading Company, Ltd
Canada
Everhall
Pueblos
James E. "Neal
Robert Stewart
HM. Blacker
Harry’ F
Condanea
Littleton
Gomez
Intramural Race Starts At University
University intramural events began with twelve organizations fielding baseball games and six contests set for tomorrow. Yesterday's scores show Phi Gamma Delta 23, Lambda Sigma 23, Beta Theta Pi 14, Phi Delta Theta 21, and other clubs listed among the participants.
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Acores
Carthopelian Club
Phi Kappa Psi
Gama
Delta Sala A
Eeshi
Pelta Tau
Beta Prete
Delta
Elta Si Pi
Phi Delka Chi Si
Unclear Fragments From a Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows distorted phrases about night conditions and weather. It references frost, food items, cows, and generic notes with no clear people, places, or events. The unreadable content prevents a coherent summary or named entities.
Reports Indicate Prosperity From Washington Outlook
President Coolidge was briefed by cabinet officers on the nation’s economy. Treasury Secretary Mellon reported ample credit and stable monetary conditions. Agricultural producers showed improved prospects with higher prices and larger crops. Cattle, wheat, corn and cotton yielded gains in the south. Industrial exports reached new highs while imports remained substantial. Labor noted only 21 strikes, with settlements easing controversies. Overall, signs pointed to continued prosperity and a favorable future for business.
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Oet
Coolidge
Mellon
Treasury
Agricul
Pridente
Hoover
Tubber
Davis
Avas
Treasury cautions on tax cuts tied to 1934 surplus
Washington officials estimate current year surplus will limit tax reductions to at most 250 million dollars. They project 1934 surplus between 550 and 600 million due to non recurring items like railroad loan repayments and nickel taxes, with current revenue unlikely to exceed 230 million. Back taxes may yield about 150 million annually, and hearings on relief measures proceed as figures are reviewed.
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Washington
Treasury
Board of Tax Appeals
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Goolidge
United States Chamber of Commerce
House Ways and Loans Committee
Kansas fire safety push praised by governor at convention
Governor Ben S. Paulen addressed the Kansas state firemen association in Kansas City Kas urging strong fire prevention education and local department support. He cited 1926 fire losses nationwide rising while Kansas losses dropped by 1 275 271 dollars and predicted further reductions this year to about 1 million below 1926. He urged focus on protecting Rangas residents and teaching children fire dangers at home and in schools.
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Kansas
Ben S
Paulen
Kansas Skate Firemen's Association
Govenor
United States
Pauten
Kagey Heads State Historical Society Selection
Topeka Oct 18 AP Charles L Kagey Beloit former United States citizen United States history leader was elected president of the Kansas State Historical Society. The announcement names S El Cobb Toneke J Hugging and Emporia as participants in the society.
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Historical Society
Topeka
Charles L. Kagey
Coolilige
Naile
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Sueive Ee Ion
Ss Teport
Nagle
Commerce
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Firefighters Convene in Topeka Kansas
The Kansas State Firemen's Association holds a three day convention in Topeka with Chief Haigerg, Captain Folton, and members from communities including Charles Parke and Sam Irow among attendees. Discussions cover fire prevention methods and uneven spread of fires, with emphasis on improving drills and coordinated response across the state.
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Btate Firemen's Association
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Kans
Wo Haiegerh
Caniin
Folton
Gearde Robinson
Roert Hendricks Altene
Mbstinrs
Helil Toden
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Charles Parke
Sam’ I.irow
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Cnmmantion
Programs of KFKU Radio Set For November 7
Kansas University radio KFKU plans a November 7 schedule featuring a 30 minute concert by the university band under Prof. Jo C Metanles and a series of flag current events talks by political science faculty. A university orchestra concert on November 17 will begin a special tour in December. The station aims to include the university chorus and band in at least one program per month, with listener suggestions welcomed.
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University Oestré
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New York
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Lawrence
Colorado miners strike spreads across northern fields
In Trinidad and Aguilar districts miners walk out after a W W strike call. Police and extra deputies guard mines as 100 percent walkouts spread though some camps report peaceful actions. Officials fear intimidation and monitor pickets while companies report wage gains help prevent mine closures.
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Salvation Army Home Service Appeal Totals and Shortfall
The appeal reports a total quote of 2600 dollars for Douglas County with Lawrence city apportioned 2850 dollars and a near 2500 dollar county tally. Since the target is not reached, the appeal will continue this week with hopes that remaining contributors will send in their donations. Linden, the district manager, notes many good prospects and urgency in reaching the assigned quota.
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Douglas
Salvation Army Home’ Service
Lawrence
May Parole Earl Carroll From Pen
The parole board recommended parole for Earl Carroll who was sentenced to ten years to life for perjury connected to an entertainment in New York theater. Attorney General Sargent declined to say when Carroll would be released, stating he would act without delay.
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Earl Corral
Garroll
New-York
Sargent
Albania Keeps Steps With Money Styles
A fragment notes Albania’s approach to currency. It says the small Adriatic nation accepts all kinds of money while aiming for a unified system, with foreign notes and coins circulating but the national rate and legality remain unclear. The piece highlights primitive monetary practices and the tolerance of varied money forms.
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Vk Southern Ees
United States
Funeral arrangements for Dean Perley E Walker at Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Perley E Walker dean of the Levversity of Kangas school of engineering who died by suicide will be held Thursday at 2:34 PM from the Pimbith Congregational Church with Rev As D Grey in charge. Announcement delayed awaiting word from relatives and no motive given. Relatives and university officials express deep sympathy as Chancellor Lindley and others convey condolences.
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Rail freight cut proposal discussed at regulation convention
A freight rate reduction proposal was debated at a regulation convention today. Speaker Shaughnessy claimed a 25 percent decrease would boost demand and purchasing power for farmers and livestock producers, with gains unevenly spread across regions but overall higher rail traffic and economic participation nationwide.
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Railroad Union Aledustries
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Zati
Erith
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United States
Man pleads insanity in murder trial in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on October 18, Remus. Holmes pleads insanity to shooting his wife Mrs Imo Rene Holmes. The plea was entered before Judge Teale Chester R. Shook by attorney Charles Elston. A November trial date was set for hearing the insanity plea, with the judge ordering a hearing and a retainer.
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Ohio
Grige
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Imo- Rene
Holmes
Teale
Chester R. Shook
Charles Elston
Brepdre
Dudge Shook
City Census Shows Population Of St Lawrence
The census lists St Lawrence with a population around 13 856 for the citys non residents and 24 100 names in a separate post office district. Assessors report improved mail delivery since the first post office census while university stations and box services are mentioned. the data reflect local demographics and postal reach.
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St.Lawrence
Lawrence
Crushed Between Cars Claims Dodge City Switchman
John E Page 36 a switchman was crushed to death between freight cars here today. He had been a student at a Kansas City osteopath school where his family operated. Survived by locals at 201 West Thirty fourth Street Kansas City. Jersey Cow Sets Records In Official Test. By Dalton de Lawrence owner of Sans Alpinge 44425 cow completed official production tests yielding butterfat 542.95 pounds and milk 10 5427 pounds at 7 months old. Dam Queen, sire Aloi. Cow earns merit in American Jersey Castle club.
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Kanete
John
Kansas ‘City
Jersey
Dalton de Lawrence
Ishe
Ersey Castle
Entomology Chief Retires as L C Howard Leads Dept
An aging entomology chief retires after a long tenure guiding the department. The previous head, L C Howard, will be succeeded by a known scientist with thirty three years of ongoing research work. In other news, a Lexington area robbery left a man bound and robbed of jewelry, with two suspects détained.
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L. C. Howard
Wulteke’s
Tipi Dev
CL. Malig
Incoherent Streets Scene In Avlehs and Rocles
A garbled OCR fragment describes a downtown scene with mentions of Avlehs and Rocles, a character named Barry, and reference to open fields behind a street. It notes a movement of a person and an uninjured outcome, with unclear details about a group called Denefaectors and a grateful tone.
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Barry
First Rehearsal Tonight at Liberty Memorial High School
Tonight at 7:30 in the Liberty Memorial high school auditorium a rehearsal and campaign meeting will set in motion the choir and orchestral plans for the spring festival. Dean Swarthout notes auditions for a large male choir as the piece Messiah and Guardian Angel will be performed with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and University Symphony Orchestra. A children’s chorus from 200 to 800 will join, with members buying their own study copies. copies in good condition may earn a credit.
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Dean Gut
Hind Farmer
Yearsland
Pte Guardian
Gc.s! Skilton
Jebaral “Union
Lawrence Bess
Nee O
Minneapoke Symphony Orchestra
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Union Wi Shin Phe
Guardian Angel
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Lawrence
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Italy ends holidays under Mussolini order
Rome reports a new Fascist decree abolishing national holidays to keep industry running. The government will observe two major observances on Sundays nearest the dates, with November 6 designated as a holiday.
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Italy
Pro Mussolin
Council of Ministers
Awill
Freight Trains Collide in Augusta Killing Brakeman
At Augusta Kansas Eppa Norris an 86 year old brakeman was killed when an eastbound freight car train collided with another eastbound string in the Santa Fe yards. The wreck destroyed a caboose and routed the line while crews worked to clear the tracks. Oil production figures for the week ending October 15 showed U S crude output averaging 2 500 984 barrels per day.
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Augusta
Eppa Nonris
Emporia
Santd-Fe
Herve. Norris
Santa-Fe
Mulane
Tule
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Home a Biggest Factor for Child Development
Analysis of the factors shaping youth maturity highlights family environment as the most influential element. The text cites studies from Springfield and institutions like churches and schools, stressing home life as central to personal growth and future outcomes.
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DE “Seerley
Inspection trip and parole news cross state lines
An inspection trip along the Missouri River from Leavenworth to Lexington previews river work and navigation considerations while promoter Ken Campbell of Great Falls Montana is paroled from federal custody. Authorities report Campbell’s release was approved by the Attorney General and federal parole board, with Wheeler serving as his attorney.
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Ken Campbell
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Cal
Federal’ Penitentiary
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Sargent
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Sen Dneamy
Ducie George M
El Dorado Waitress Involved In Nighttime Incident
Report fragment describes an El Dorado waitress and a driver involved in a vehicle incident. Officers noted the driver had been with the force since the accident and later moved to Wichita. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR text.
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el Dorado
Binur
Solight
Gorié
Newton ‘Ané
Ls Wichita
el Dorade Jaet
Lawrence High to Host Assembly Tuesday Morning
The Homecoming Committee will lead a student assembly at Lawrence High School tomorrow morning in the auditorium. Swarthout and Singh Déan B. Si are among students participating in the reading and singing program.
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Swarthout
Lawrence Hig School
al An
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