Indiana Senate probes campaign funds corruption in state
The Indiana Senate campaign funds committee opened investigations into political financing practices. Subpoenas issued for Clyde Wall Aniston Peters and several ex-Klu Klux Klan officers, with returns due soon. The panel plans to probe a prior May senatorial primary arrangement and possible influence by bankers feared by witnesses. Marion County grand jury continues probing corruption among state and county officials, with Thomas H Adams and Stephenson associates among those summoned or subpoenaed.
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Chivas
Vet
Tieiana
Senate
Clyde Wall
Aniston
Karl B. Peters
Indiana Ki KL
Wime
Feed
Dramoyent
Miesour
Dames UW. Watson
Arthur Robinsen
Walb
Walon
Jobisson
Indianapolis
Marion Vouty Rand
Fiderty
Indiana
Thomas H. Adams
The
Vincanes, Ind
Commercial! Jad
Corra
C G. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
John G. Kiplering
Rushville
County
Stephenson
Madge Obderhattzer
Adams
Stephensony
Sen i
Aide Meade
Aie
Stephanson
Toutte
Fred Butler
Etary
Todas
William H. Sheaffer
Dograiy
Supreme Court Decides On County Office Nomination Issue
The court weighs whether a county party can nominate a candidate for a county office in the primary. Jerome S. Keckler petitions for a writ of mandamus to force inclusion of his home as a nomination site for Division Four of the district court. Chief Justice Johnston promises a timely ruling for ballot printing.
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Topels
Kun Ook
Supreme Court
Atertion
Jeroma Ss. Kechler
William Reges
Wyandotte
Kechier
Istien Johnston
Fred Robartson
Xeehler
Historical Society Officers Named in Topeka Election
Topeka news notes the Topeka leader Kahl succeeds J W Berryman of Ashland as president. W E Connette of Topeka is co elected secretary for the final term. Other officers include a vice president from Emporia and Mrs Mary Embree of Topeka as treasurer.
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Topeka
Kahl -Uet
J. W. Berryman
Ashland
W.E. Connette
Land
Y. Jtueeine Emporia
Kansas Industrial Court
Mary Embree
Lopeka
Kansas Forecast Improvised Weather Notes
Partial cloudy conditions with showers in the west and south areas. The report mentions Ottawa Topeka Emporia Moi other nearby towns with rain and muddy spots, listing temperatures and times.
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Kansas
Ik City
Empiria
Otawa
Topeka
Haskell Indians eye possible Hawaii post season game
R W Hanley announces invitation to Haskell Indians to play in Hawaii after the mainland team season. He cautions acceptance may require rescheduling December Tulsa game and travel logistics with St X at city arena. Past attempts by Utah Oregon Aggies and Washington State failed to beat Hawaii’s team, with long sea voyage and heavy scoring differentials noted.
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Haskell
Univ Wali Ip
Honolulu
Cuista
R. W. Hanley
Indians
University of Utah
Oregon
Aggies
Washington State
Colorado
Marie Visits Historic Tombs on US Tour
Queen Marie of Roumania visited the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington and Mount Vernon in Washington. She offered silent prayers, laid a bouquet, and was received with official welcomes at the White House. The royal party then toured Mount Vernon and Arlington with dignitaries, maintaining formal courtesy throughout.
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Washington
Marie of
Roumania
Virginia Hills
Mount Vernon
Potomac
White House
Mrs. Coolidge
Arlington
Queen Marie
New York Harbor
State Department
Virginia
Ridge
Arlington Reservation
Mount Vern
Visacom
Gostato
Writing the same hand in McPherson case proves linked
In Los Angeles on October 19 A.P. reports expert witness Milton Carlson stating that grocery slips found at Carmel cottage last May were penned by the same hand that wrote five sermons left by Aimee Semple McPherson. He links the handwriting to letters signed Minnie Kennedy and George McIntyre, as federal intervention looms in the kidnaping conspiracy case.
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Los Angeles
Carmel
Calif
Dirkiuss
Aimee Semple McPherson
Ocean Park
Milton Carlson
Carlson
W. Z. Gilbert
McPherson
Havin
Ae Carmel
Cotttre
Kent G. Ormiston
Angelis Temple
eIntyre
Leytine Wise
stisLon
San Luis
California
Aimee Semple
JePherson
George’ ‘Channessian
United States
Minnie Kennedy
Bankers Urge Legal Reforms and Crime Identification Bureau
W M Price of Kimporia state president urged cooperation vetoes and a separate criminal identification bureau to aid arrests. He also noted a tax amendment plan to equalize assessments and avoid supreme court appeals. Price warned Kansas parks pay excess interest on deposits beyond their benefit.
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Auto Group 8
Asasas Bankers Association
W. M. Price
Kimporia
Mgr. Price
Ar. Price
Supreme Court
Kansas
Scottish Rite Reunion Expects Masonic Degree Work Tonight
The Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry Orient of Kansas will present degrees tonight at the Magonic temple for the fourth through thirteenth levels. Tomorrow evening at 6:50 o'clock, degrees from the seventh through fifteenth will be conferred with lecture by Dr Rayman A Schwerter. Hospitality and reception duties are led by Ferd Ledoux Frank M Holliday R F Melvin Harold Constant Charles A Richard. eleventh to thirteenth degrees to be guided by R A Schwerter.
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Lawrence
Orient of
Kansas
Magonic Temple
Rayman A. Schwetler
Frank M. Hollidax
R. Fe, Melvin
Harold Constant
Charles A. Richard
R. A. Schwerter
KU Homecoming Weekend Highlights and Rally Planned
Olin K Fearing announced KU Homecoming events this weekend open house at Watkins Hall to showcase Mrs J B Watkins gift to the University. A large rally is slated Friday night at Memorial Stadium followed by a program at Robin for 8 minasivin Musie foreC of C. The noon chamber meeting featured Amy Larremore and Ray Lawrence from the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts with Larremore singing solos and Lawrence assisting.
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Olin K
Fearing
K.U
Watkins Hall
Lawrence
J. B. Watkins
Memorial Stadium
Chamber
Robinfor
Minasivin
Musie Forec
Chamber of Commerce
Amy Larremore
Ray” Laxrenson
Of.fine Arts At
The
University ;of Kansas
Larremore
Min Lawrenson
Ee Crosley
Powell Pow Wow Trip Seeks Fifty Car Owners
Lawrence businessmen plan a motor caravan to Fort Leavenworth and Topeka for a pow wow. The Chamber of Commerce urged any driver with a car to join at 6 AM, with transportation provided for those without. Sit ting Bull’s grandson and William Daca attended, as parade plans include Indian dancers and a motorcycle escort.
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Wei Star
Kansas
Chamber of Commieres
Sitting Bull
Win Newmark
William
Daca
Bull
Diane
Kan
Teavemworth
Fort Leavenworth
Lawrence
Kansas Knights of Pythias Home Plan Delayed
The Kansas Knights of Pythias home project was postponed by the state convention. Dan Maloney and Lee Dillon proposed a joint home with Colorado and Oklahoma lodges to be owned and run jointly, and the idea was sent to the judiciary committee amid questions about Kansas spending outside the state.
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Kansas
Guy N
Kansas ‘Knights of Pythias
Labomia Lodge
Ofolorado Todec
Dan Maloney
Lee Dillon
Theolorado Home Board
T Colorads
Oklahoma
Colorado
Judiciary Committee
Reunion Of Old Grads At Kansas University Homecoming
G K Fearing chair of the Homecoming Day celebration plans a Lawrence reunion for KU alumni during the annual event. Graduates will have year markers placed on the green south of the stadium after the Kansas Nebraska game. Class hosts and R O Brewster of chemistry will help coordinate gatherings and invite class members to join the postgame assembly.
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Qginn K. ‘Fearing
K. U
Lawerence
Suce
Ky Nebraska
R. O. Brewster
Fred Ellsworth
Alumni Association
Grads
Robbery at ROB Sinclair Station Seeks Suspect
Perry Johns, operator at the Rob Sinclair oil station at Seventh and Vermont Streets, reported a morning robbery yesterday. A young man entered the service bay, demanded $17.40, and displayed a revolver after which Johns handed over $17.50 and an old watch. The robber warned of personal injury if reported, then left. The incident was logged at 1:30 PM. A motor car believed used by the bandits was found on a side road.
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Benc
Sinclair Oil
Vermont
Perry Johns
Johns
Johnsi
Beatrice
Mer
APJ
Exchange
National
Bank
Ting
May Recall: Governor of Washington Faces Challenge
Seattle reports a recall clash as opponents file a petition with the secretary of state. Gov Hartley stands accused of oath violations amid a broader fight over the state education program and the suspension of university official Henry Suzzallo, fueling a heated political showdown.
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Seattle
Ralaid H. Hartley
Washington
Henry Suzzallo
Univesity of
Eight Football Players Withdraw From Student Elections
Eight varsity and reserve players who sought campus offices withdrew their nominations after practice. Haro Zuber Wilbur Atner, Carl Kullman Evitt Royer, Clark Sherwood James Tass and others abandoned campaigns amid coach and faculty praise. Dawson and mentor Casen Cupplit lauded the decision as a precedent uniting football and student leadership.
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Haro
Zuber
Wilbur Atner
Wene Tuuing
Carl Kullman
Dase
Tressurer
Evitt Royer
Nemhonretys
Clark Sherwood
James Tass
Goon- Sthegi
Lam
Lyon
Ute K
Casen
Cuppelit
Frank Mf. Dawson
Dawnson
Aden
Election delays mix with university politics at K U
The University of Kansas student government faces election postponement as football squad members withdraw from political tickets and a shortage of ballots prompts delaying the fall vote. An Independent party note urges delaying until after the season to avoid disrupting the Nebraska game. County road talks progress with federal and local officials on hard surfacing north of Lawrence while Cherokees Haight visits the area.
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Universeg
K.'U
Usis | Ness
Nebraska
Muller
Independent
Akso
C. G. Melz
Ploye
B.C. Ha
Jaworeate
EY Truehrood
Lawrence
Metz
Jefferson ‘County
Douglas County
Svill
Insurance Men In Convention Here
Kansas insurances men gather in Lawrence for the annual convention of the Kansas department of the National Association of Insurance Agents. Leaders include Laight Smith and Charles Foote of Wichita. Events span Thursday to Saturday with sessions, a banquet, KU Homecoming, golf, and a football game. Mayor Holiday appoints a reception committee to welcome attendees and promote Lawrence hospitality.
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Kansas
Lawn
National Association ofInsurance Agents
Eldridge
Her.of “Commerce
Chamber of
Will Anns
Sierneon B. E- Bout
Insurance Underwriters Association of
Greater
Kansas City
Wileak
Will ‘Hay
Ianam
Bas
Theodore Charlton
Busines
Surance
Lawrence Country
M. Holliday
Statens
Lawrence
Win Newmark
George Foster
al ‘Br. Weaver
Dolph Tions
Frank Hosford
Walter Varnum
Individ
Third man sought as San Francisco gang terror ends
In San Francisco AP reports two members Lawrence Weeks and Clarence Buck Kelly were captured on murder and robbery charges, while authorities hunt a third gang member tied to last week’s citywide killings and holdups. A bouquet of dahlias was delivered to Journal World by EF Barton of Michigan Street.
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San Francisco
Lawrence Weeks
Clarence Buck
Kelly
Journl World
EF. Barton
Michigan
Street
Journal World Today
Drysore Defeated in Norway Prohibition Plea
In Oslo and across Norway a plebiscite on rescinding a 2L per cent alcohol sale ban shows the drys losing. Early returns indicate 297010 votes for prohibition and 296188 against, with Oslo expected to swing the nationwide result against the prohibitionists.
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Oslo
Norway
Odt. Ie A. VY
Decorate at K. U Homecoming houses vie for top honors
Interest runs high among student houses at the University as Homecoming decoration contest entries rise. Writers note that many houses will be decorated when judges tour Friday and Saturday morning. Prizes include the Weaver trophy for the least decorated fraternity, the Journal-World cup for the best decorated fraternity, and the Bound Corner Drug Company cup for the host non Greek house. Many sororities and organized houses are listed among potential contenders.
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University
Fortests
Conte
Iksig
I. Weaver
Serarity
Corner Drug Company
Tha Xi Delta
Phi Omega Ti
Pi Beta Whi
Apm
Theta Phi Alpha
Alpha Kappa
Linday Chi
Delta. Sigma
Ea i Sigma
Delta C Delta
Skew Lambda
Delta Sigma Ti Upsilon
Kappa Eta Kappa
Mu Alpha
Gm Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Chi
Sitma Phi Tpit
Cosmopolita Chloe Wits Wentin
Elgar King Olaf Books Expected For Union Meeting
Dean Swarthout reports Elgar King Olaf books shipped from New York on October 15 and should arrive before tonight’s Union meeting at Liberty Memorial High School auditorium. He praises Elgar’s work, urges strong turnout of capable singers, and notes last meeting drew 313 attendees, a record.
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D. M. Swarthout
Lawrence
Union
King Olaf
New York City
Liberty Memorial High School
Mr. Keat
Anre
Swarthout
Cason
Elgar
Jave
Starthout
Olaf
Inking Meet Opens Amid Coursing Trials at City Kansas
The iSEN races third round of inking meet is held today in City Kans with two day prelims to decide finalists. The Futurity of the National Coursing Association runs alongside a live show by Geary County Breeders Association featuring purebred stock. A banquet by the chamber of commerce honors breeders and their families tonight.
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Kans
Det
Ional Coursing Association
Chamber of Commerce
Three youths confess robbing Buckner Bank in Missouri
In Buckner Missouri three youths Clifford Hutchings 23 Sublett 20 and another 23 confessed to robbing the Buckner Bank on Saturday of about 59000. They were arrested in an apartment here and sentenced to terms in state penitentiary. The confession came today in Kansas City and details were reported by AP.
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Kansas
City
Buckner
Clifford Hutchings
C. Sublett
PC Best
Douglas
Little Symphony Please Audience With Delicate Play
The Little Symphony from Kansas City performed at Robinson Gymnasium to about 1,500 listeners. Conducted by DeRuber Jr, the concert featured Genevieve Rite Cowden and Mrs. Cowden, praised for refined tone and warmth. Selections included Donizetti’s L’elisir d’amore arias, Dvorak Serenade, Hadley overture, and excerpts from Sniper, Italy, and The Watch of the Angel Guardian.
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Boston
New York
San
Francisco
Kansas City
Oper
Cowden
Luce di Quest
Anite Ma
Luda
Hvarak
Dvberk
Adienek
Maksenety i
Dubois Ig
Martueli
Japeli
Italy
Char Fenton
Piewne
Pecans Ad Letters Spur Inquiry On Home Purchases
Central readers report letters from the south urging pecan purchases at high prices under the guise of bargains. An investigation finds one quote nearly matches the swear grocer’s price for a single whole nut. Some ads suggest delayed shipments and reduced costs, promoting home buying as wise despite questionable terms.
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Journal-World
Othiar
Wuantilles
Murder mystery grips Rossville as Neelesen slain
Theodore Magre, 22, of Rossville Nanaas, held in jail as Wahauneee county deputies probe the murder of John Neelesen. Neelesen’s body found on a lonely road northwest of Maple Hill with a bullet wound. A suit and bed clothes believed to belong to Neelesen were found in a shanty, allegedly connected to Moore and his son. Enrollments in night school classes at the high school offered tonight.
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Alma
Kang
Theodore Magre
Moore
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