Senate inquiry probes Watson in Indianapolis testimony
Fragmented OCR report outlines a Senate inquiry into Watson a Republican figure linked to Ku Klux Klan agitation. It notes testimony about campaign funding, political influence, and potential connections with figures such as Zumbeunn and organizers in Indiana. The record mentions officials like Reed and Adams and hints at witness deposition sequences.
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Reed
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Eugene V Debs Read Leader Dies in Terre Haute
Eugene V Debs Read leader died last night at his Terre Haute home Indiana. Funeral services set for Saturday afternoon at the late residence with cremation to follow after the ceremony. The disposal of ashes had not been determined upon today. Berlin AP notes the German press reports Mussolini telegraphs to Marconi praising his secret radio transmission system and its impact on science.
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Berlin
Eugene Lishes Culewie
Kansas Weather Forecast Fragment Briefed
Partial OCR notes show a Kansas forecast with cloudy to partly cloudy conditions, colder temperatures, and road conditions. The entry mentions Friday and a generic weather outlook, with garbled lines suggesting road or travel notes.
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Kansas
U S Financiers Push Tariff Talks Across Atlantic
A European leveled trade barrier proposal gained support from key financiers in New York. Secretary Mell discussed the manifesto with President Coolidge, who was urged to back measures shielding American business and labor from any decline.
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World Trade
United
Barras
Mell
Coolidge
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
United Stat
Abor
Cisien
Imanifesto
New York
Queen Marie Arrives in Philadelphia for Busy Day
Queen Marie of Romania touched down in Philadelphia for a packed schedule including meals and social events. A crowd of about 40,000 greeted the royal party at the Central railroad terminal, and she toured the Hilton Hotel lobby where she appeared briefly, with Prince Nicholas and Princess Nena in attendance.
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Philadelphia
Queen Marie
Anhenelphia
Central Railroad Terminal
Py DL
Mania
Flton Hotel
Nena
Nicholas
Nis
Park Avenue
Jeana
George
Attacks on rail rates and public utilities cited in AP dispatch
A Western railroads protest before the interstate commerce commission condemns two state rates as unfair. Clyde M. Reed, ex Kan sas utilities chief, testifies for 400 Kansas and Nebraskan dealers that Colorado and New Mexico coal shipments were mispriced and seek damages for the period involved. In Alabama three Army aviators are under arrest for a fatal crash they allegedly caused by an aircraft strike on a Confederate veteran. A bank consolidation in Caldwell combines Caldwell State Bank with Home National Bank under Moses Dial as president, with assets around 680 600 dollars. A Westmoreland cashier, R F Knox, faces embezzlement charges of about 3 000 dollars after bank seizure. A horse named Prof Owen’s saddle mare is offered for sale by J on phone number 111.
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Washington
Commerce Commission Today
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Kansas
Caldwell_ Banks
Topeka
Kans
Caldwell State Bank
Home National Bank of
Caldwell
State Banking Department
Moses Dial
State Bank
Expulsion of the YMCA Reported by Soviet Government
New York papers say the Soviet government has ordered the complete expulsion of the YMCA from Russia. The national council announced that education programs and property of the organization in the country have been seized or closed, signaling a full removal.
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New York
Young Men's Christian Association
National Council of An Association
Micretary
Zestirae
Russia
Haskell Leads Chillicothe by 48 at Half in Scoreline
Haskell dominates University of Chillicothe Mo leading 48 to 0 at halftime after a first quarter surge with two touchdowns and successful kicks. Nevada lineup includes Nevin Shadlow Crawford Grant Smith Calve Meyers Sallee deBernalds Crags.
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Haskell
University of Chillicothe
Jackson
Nevada
Nevin
Shadlow
Crawford Grant Smith _Calve
Meyers Sallee deBernalds Crags
Kiwanis Meeting Hears Insurance Insight
Dwight F. Smith Kansas Insurance Men association president told Kiwanis members that people entrust more to their insurance agent than their banker. He praised professionalizing agents to improve service and cited Kansas City events and the chamber’s insurance department as examples of industry focus. Virginia Powell hosted a luncheon guest after a school and university production of The Miracle.
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Kiwanis Club
Ei Tancheon
Wiedemann
Dwight F. Smith
Kansas Insurance
Mr. Smith
Focal Boards
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
Powell
Aften
Kansas City
McNary Pushes Delay of Senate Campaign Inquiry
Senate actions in Washington are under debate as Senator McNary seeks to delay the inquiry into the Washington state political campaign until after November 22 elections. He urges starting the investigation promptly, while others press for immediate action and involvement from Senator King in Utah if McNary cannot lead.
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Chicago
Setor McNary
Orvey
Reed
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Washington
Oregon
Ainner Sumner
Denies Carol's Return to Romanian Throne
In Bucharest on October 24 the royal household rejected reports that former Crown Prince Carol would return and be reinstated as heir to the throne. The denial called the stories deceptive and misleading, noting official statements from the royal household. The reports arose after Carol's Paris interview with Queen Marie and circulated in Romanian and foreign papers.
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Mrs Kimball Identified in Kidnapping Panel Case
Hall of Justice Los Angeles judge Bardin identified Mrs Virla Kimball of Oakland as the woman who signed a key affidavit related to the McPherson Kenneth Ormiston case. Kimball denied being in his Salinas office and testified she was in Salinas on the morning the affidavit was signed, while acknowledging she had traveled with Miss Wells from the East.
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Los Angeles
J. A. Bardin
Salinas
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Virla Kimball
Oakland
Serratt
Bardin
Kimball
Kenneth G. Ormiston
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W. L. Gilbert
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Rachel Well Phia
Wells
Roland Sonal
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Trial's fate hinges on jury amid poisoning claim
In Cleveland Ohio on October a defendant faces trial for alleged heart poisonings as prosecutors seek a verdict. The court instructs the jury to consider evidence carefully while the case unfolds. The report notes tense atmosphere and a clash over possible motives.
Douglas County Republican Committee to Meet Tomorrow
County Chairman M A Gorrill announced the Douglas County Republican Central Committee will hold a meeting at the courthouse at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon. A number of important matters will come up for consideration and full attendance is hoped. The meeting will be the last before the election.
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Clean House At Home Says W CTU Leader Steubenville
Steubenville Ohio October 21 1920 AP delegates at the Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention tried to force a motion condemning Queen Marie's attitude toward women smoking The effort was halted as speakers urged focusing on cleaning house in America rather than abroad The clash drew attention to domestic reforms within the union and the era’s temperance discourse
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Ohio
Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union
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America
Indian Dances Herald Pow Wow Parade Route
More than 130 boosters in thirty five cars plus an Interstate bus carried members of the Haskell band for a parade aiding interest in the Pow Wow at Haskell Institute. The route included Tonganoxie and Leavenworth with crowds, traffic control, and praise for Chief Johnson and local officers who managed the flow without delays.
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Haskell Institute
Gratis
Tonganoxie
Redmen
Kansas Kansas
Kansan
Ralph Elis
Ediitor
Kansas 5 Red
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Kansas City
Joorine
William T. Johnson
Jrarty
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Newmark
Lawrences
Will Jehrs
Kansas
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Gospel carried to millions through Kansas church mission
The Church of Christ aims gospel to 17 9 million people with mission fields spanning the world. Missionary Jonnie Fleming stationed in Muneeli India reports the Wichita area church, with sixty churches in all counties in the region represented at the Kansas Nebraska gathering.
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Church of Chreaching
Jonnie Fleming
Cat Muneeli
India
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Wichi
Kansas
Nebraske
No Damage at Miami in 99 Mile Gale
Miami reports no damage from a 99 mile gale that lashed the city for hours last night while Havana tallies 58 dead and 2,100 injured in the hurricane’s aftermath. Buildings collapsed numbering 325 in the district and widespread destruction is noted in early unofficial counts.
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Insurance Men In Convention Here
The sixth annual convention of the Kansas Association of Insurance Agents opened this morning at 10:30 with about eighty agents in attendance. The meetings are in the Chamber of Commerce gymnasium and will continue tomorrow and Saturday morning. Other speakers include State Senator Smith of Wichita and university officials. Committees were named and officers to be elected tomorrow. A banquet and various entertainments are scheduled, including demonstrations, dancing, and music by university groups.
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Pre Smith
Wichita
Charles K.loo
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Kansas City
Charles Jak
Horace Stutsman
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Homecoming Schedule and Events Overview
Friday events include an Editors Conference in Jour m Building and a Bang eet at Open Hall. An Art Exhibit runs in Old Ebuary with university buildings open for inspection. The great congress occurs at aelock with Thillabaloo and a pep rally at Stadium ab 3:3 n. Bali fainie s follow the reunion at ten Bali fainie s.
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Traffic plan for home football game announced
Chief Johns outlined holiday traffic measures for the Kansas Nebraska football game at the stadium. Police expect heavy parking and street congestion near the venue with officers directing car flow and enforcing parking rules.
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Coapers
Homecoming Rally Planned at KU with University figures
A campus Homecoming rally at Kansas University aims to attract broad attendance with plans for fireworks, a university band, and remarks by Chancellor Ra Ph Lindley and Coach Wranklin. Speakers include former KU players and representatives from Topeka and Fredonia. events feature a map enlargement and a permanent campus record.
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Tin Fearing
Bes
University of Football
Willy Short
Ra Ph Lindley
Wranklin
C2 Vappon
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Som Pringle
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Fredonia
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Imary
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Desi Run
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Kepit
Loring to address Chamber on Tuesday noon
Goring snevilialist in ding music will address the Chamber of Commerce at its Tuesday noonday meeting at Atwater Keat RadiolHanna.
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Loring
Addre
G. Harold
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Chang der of Commerce
Congressman Little to Speak at Baldwin Legion Hall
Congressman B. Little will address a meeting at Baldwin Legion Hall Friday evening and a Lawrence meeting Saturday evening, announced by County Chairman E. G. Harbour. County Democratic candidates will also speak at the meeting. Pandolfo released from federal prison in Leavenworth and en route to St. Cloud for further action following a Chicago trial sentence in April 2023.
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Saturda
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State editors meet tomorrow at university campus
State editors convene with registration over two hundred. events open at 10, first address at 2. Guests include editors from Geofresd and Hobnre as well as university officials. Tours of campus follow talks, tours and rallies in the evening, with football game attendance on Saturday afternoon.
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Royal Rumani n Train Aims for Cen Murie Visit
A.P reports a private rail train assembled for a Romanian cen Murie visit. The North Coast Limited’s Yellowstone, private cars of Howard Elliott and others, include bedrooms, bathrooms, dining and drawing rooms. The train, named Royal Rumani n, features a reception car and multiple private cars from Baltimore & Ohio and Northern Pacific lines.
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Baltimore & Ohin Railroad
Untitled historical note from Kansas City area
Fragmentary OCR text from a Kansas City area item notes arrival timing and public attention to a matter. It mentions a depart event at night and references a president, a November date, and a group chatter among members, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
Leach Financing Investigation At Senate Campus
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Leach financing and a senate campus investigation in Chicago. References to the Indiana state central committee and an international group imply political funding scrutiny. The readable bits suggest a local or national probe with unclear scope and participants.
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Indiana
International
Andie
Ind Joan State Central Committee
Senate
Chicago
Election clerks and precincts close at ten oclock
Election clerks report that regulation books close at ten oclock and heavy precincts will be taped for the process. Several thousand names already on the registration list, with work ongoing on registration and polling details amid reports from Douglas and Indian services.
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