Meade Honored By Coolidge In Gettysburg Tribute
President Coolidge praised General George Gordon Meade as a responsible, reliable commander and immortal figure while acknowledging Gettysburg as a defining moment. The ceremony near the capitol’s botanical gardens recounted Meade’s calm judgment and decisive leadership, noting his restraint after victory and enduring character.
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Wisconsin Governor Zimmerman Runs Amid Hotel Corridor Scene
An AP report describes Governor Zimmerman's abrupt appearance in a hotel kitchen area and his walk with Wright as bystanders noted with haste. The piece mentions a divorced wife of Frank Hoyt Wright pressing questions about allegations that Weight hosted an inoff dancer as a house guest, amid legal and social tensions in Green Bay.
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Rogers Stops at Omaha on Way to New York
Lindbergh instructor 1.0 Billy. Rogers, who is flying from Los Angeles to New York, stopped in Omaha, Neb., this morning to brief reporters that he was on a goodwill trip. He said he would proceed east with pilot Billy who taught Lindbergh how to fly.
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Woman kil led husband case verdict in Nebraska
In Fairbury Nebraska on October 19 a jury returned a verdict sentencing Emma Harvey to life imprisonment for the murder of her husband J Belfarvey. The defense cited earlier testimony questioning motive while the jury deliberated for hours.
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Douglas County Intercillosis Society Elects Officers
At yesterday afternoon’s meeting in Health Be, the Douglas County Intercillosis Society elected J I Lane as secretary and treasurer with Mrs Ed Anderson as president. The group plans to continue past programs and expand. Present were Mrs Ed Anderson Mrs James Taylor Mrs Rachel Loty Miss Minnie Scott Miss Mary McAuliffe and Miss Electa Kindlesperger.
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Dem'dh Colorado pickets threaten arrest over strike call
Striking Colorado coal miners defied authorities as the I W W walkout spread across fields in Boulder and southern districts. About 3000 miners responded to the strike order though several mines operated with reduced crews. Seventeen pickets were arrested in Trinidad for violating state law requiring 30 days notice. I W W leaders defend legality while officials deny shipments of arms.
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United Mine Workers
In Defense of Girls Conference Address Burns Standards
Miss M Madeline Southard of Winfield Kansas, head of the International Association of Wayne Preachers, urged modern progress with a single standard for men and women. She praised female advances while condemning dress and behavior that degrade women and argued against male superiority influencing histories. A Wichita court fee awards and a minor car collision report follow in Topeka dispatches.
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Capper urges Kansas to become manufacturing state
In a Wichita Lions Club talk Senator Capper argues Kansas wealth is wasted by exporting raw materials while importing finished goods. He calls for cooperative marketing, legislative action, and broader industrial development to build a year round domestic market and balance the state’s economy. He warns against remaining purely agricultural and champions manufacturing.
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Backer. of Flight to US II Injured in Persia
Berlin Oct. 19 AP The flight to the United States by way of the German side reports Count Solms-Lee and another passenger aboard the plane have been injured and will be transported to Bagdad then Germany. No other details were given. In Nicaragua fighting continued with Ameri can Marines and constabulary repelling outlaws near Quilali where two aviators Thomas and O'Dowdell were last seen fleeing a burning plane. A small patrol killed four bandits as it fought to reach the missing flyers and recover gear.
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Professors Attend Topeka Meeting Of Credit Bureaus
Professors Frank Stockton and H F Holtzclaw attended the Associated Credit Bureaus meeting in Topeka on Monday and Tuesday. Stockton spoke on credit se cretions and the group adopted a report praising studies by the Bureau of Business Research at the University. The session included discussion of the Hoch Smith resolution and railroad policy pending in Congress.
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Predict Prosperous Year for Dairy Farmers Declared
A. Walker of Chicago told delegates at the national dairy show that a prosperous year is in store for dairy farmers. He urged optimism for farmers milking few cows fattening hogs and raising poultry or alfalfa, arguing these groups have less to fear about profits.
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Cosgrave outlines plans for Free State recovery after murder
President Cosgrave tells an Associated Press correspondent that the new Irish Free State must quickly establish a firm footing. He cites developing resources, extending agricultural credits, the Shannon hydroelectric project, and road building as signs of improvement and notes a drop in unemployment. He stresses strong U S ties and practical measures to revive trade and industry.
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Personal remarks from Vienna luncheon guest list
The article lists social notes from the Presbyterian Woman's Synod of America in Kansas City and visits by several figures. Gustav Alexander of Vienna attended a luncheon with Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson. Mrs. James Gowans of Hutchinson travels to speak at the synod meeting. G. W. Jones of Burlingame visits with Capt. and Mrs. T. N. Crowder. Roma Crowder, Miss Dickinson, and the Crowder family host Rev. and Mrs. Braden in Lawrence. P H Peirce travels to Kansas City as a Knights of Pythias delegate.
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Kansas City
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Community Meeting Plans and Alpha Gamma Delta Installations
A 1900 era note describes a Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau unit meeting with Mrs Hilian planning for achievement day and a high school room 10 talk by Miss Flora Ebbins. It also covers a memorial for Mrs Ciara Kaneva, an Alpha Gamma Delta chapter installation at Wesleyan University in Lincoln, and home visits by members touring state colleges with pledging and teas in Lincoln and Manhattan.
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Mrs Adan Schultz Rites In Missouri and Kansas City
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Adan Schultz and details for her services to be at Avondale and McLouth, Kansas City area. Survived by husband Elm Schultz and William Gawrench, one son, and grandchildren. Also mentions a council election at the University S.G.A. and Rhodes scholarship applications by sixteen students.
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Wigdon Leads Sevenhack In Gustafson Barteldes Night
Wigdon teams with Gustafson and Barteldes as sevenhack trio anchors a night segment featuring 1278 391 scores and 285 287 258,258. Odd numbers 0derwood 228 and Bier-Traw appear among the night’s listed items.
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