Court weighs admissibility in Teapot Dome case
Washington October 2 AP Justice Siddons rules in a two hour hearing on whether testimony by Harry F. Sinclair before the Senate oil committee may be admitted against him in the Teapot Dome conspiracy trial. Arguments over Heald's drainage reports and the admissibility of congressional testimony dominated the session as the court prepared a Monday ruling.
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Justice Siddons
Government Co 1
Harry F. Fin
Senate Oil Committee
Westing Naval
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Fall
LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Teapot Dome
Bigelair
la Follette
Senate
Pittsfield man survives 80 foot fall from chimney top
Fred A Hicks a north Adams steeple jack fell eighty feet from a chimney top but sustained only slight injuries. The incident occurred in Pittsfield Massachusetts with no serious harm reported.
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Pittsfield
Mas
Fred A
Hicks
Nee Ee
Chicago mayor targets library over pro British propaganda
Chicago Mayor Thompson leads a drive against pro British content in the Public Library system. He accuses staff like William McAndrew of insubordination and appoints Dr. Carl Hermann to inspect library history shelves for British bias. The move follows hearings where Librarian George Locke faced charges as part of World War I era propaganda claims.
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Chicara
Thompson
England
Chicago Public Library
William McAndrew
King George
M Andrew
U. I. Hermann
Dr. Hermann
Chicago
Hermann
Carl B. Roden
Kingman
Pratt Clash
Best
Styte Association
Rr. Roden
George H. Locke
Toronto
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Frederick Bausman
Washington
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Library Association
Vaderneine Auerigan
Sions
Footbal l At Kansas Chi First Half and Officials
AP report notes Kansas City football action with Lawrence leading Northeast 14 to 0 at the half and referee assignments identified as Aipphine Milne Rueher Que. Oct 2b. Also mentions plane wing discovery and planned halftime entertainment for spectators at major games. Additional items: convicts’ slaying case in Pittsburgh with Roxie Mumford sentenced, Kollantay not returning to Mexico, and a Kansas incorporation charter for an American-granted body.
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Aipphine Milne
Rueher
Eeantt de Lesgepg
Chinckinofy
Sin¢E
Turaday
Washington
Pittsburgh
Roxie B Mumford
Sugar to satisfy Wu 5 Sweet Tooth in Chicago
AP reports sugar interests push to expand beet sugar industry in the U S this year with 120 million dollars added to grow and market beet sugar. About 15 states grow sugar beets and employ 85,000 field workers supporting the crop while beet growers earned over 30 million from factories.
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Chicago
U. 2
Pickets Arrested as I W W Strike Expands in Colorado
In southern Colorado, about 50 to 60 I W W pickets including 20 women were arrested as the strike entered its fifth day. Pickets blocked mine operations at Camer on and Ideal mines, with guards and deputies enforcing arrests. Police and mine operators summoned state aid as more mines suspended work and clashes loomed.
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Trinidad
Colo
Paul Siedler
Colorado
Here
Walsenburg
Cameron
Colorado Fuel & Tron Company
Ideal
Denver
Industrial Workers of
The
Colorado, Fuel & Iron Company
William H. Young
Watsenburg
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Canias
Kingman Pratt High clash headline banquet speaker
Tit surres £ C. Ailen'today 48 res urrecing her annual gridiron clash between Pratt and Kingman high schools in Kingman. Tonight will feature the main speaker at a banquet honoring players and coaches. The Kingman Pratt game is among the state’s top high school showdowns with teams concentrating their season’s efforts. May File Manslaughter Charge Tulsa Oklahoma Oct 21 AP Filing of a manslaughter charge against Ricardo Obregon 21 of Mexico driver in a collision that killed Joseph C. Russell 53 farmer near Catoosa is under review by Rogers County Attorney Napoleon B. Johnson. Arraignment planned. Driver for Manalady Canses City Oct case Cartier 45 charged with manslaughter leaving scene intoxicated after Saturday night crash that killed Lydia J. Haynes 74. Coroner’s jury held Cartier liable. Pep Society Dance 9 PM tonight at UCLA hall proceeds support pep frats attend out of town games. Fraternity mixer planned November 3 interfraternity smoker with stunts by each profession. Total attendance at last week’s finale basketball game receipts 5 000 paid attendance 112 160
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Pratt
Igingmhan High
Kingman
Waill
Kingman-Pratt
Tulsa
Ola
Olsa
Ricardo Obregon
Joseph C. Russell
Catoosa
Napoleon B. Johnson
Rogers County
Arraien
Manaldy
Canses City
G. Cartier
Western Senators Split Over Equalization Fee In Farm Bill
Washington October 21 AP President Coolidge favors aiding farmers in marketing crops but has not altered his veto stance on the McNary Haugen equalization fee. Western GOP senators debate replacing the fee with direct government appropriations while Senator Nye resists abandoning the fee. A Monday meeting to resolve differences was postponed due to attendance.
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Bulletin
Washington
Coolidge
White House
McNary-Haugen
APJ
Ofte
Dakota
Nye
Borah
Idaho
Brookhart
Town
Tox
North Dakota
Jto
State buys 12000 bushels potatoes for 94 cents a bushel
Topeka AP reports state business manager Hi OE Shrack bought 12 000 bushels of potatoes at 94 cents a bushel to stock state institutions. The price is about one dollar per bushel less than last year and the order will fill eighteen railroad cars, aiming to lower living costs for inmates.
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Topeka
Shrack
Reports urge action on crop condition publications
Oct 21 AP report notes federal and state condition reports labeled food for gamblers by officials. St Paul’s O P B Jacobson of Minnesota’s railroad and warehouse commission urges congressional action and collaboration with the Interstate Commerce Commission to curb reports. He cites U S agriculture criticism after a cotton market drop of $6.50 per bale.
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Jacobson
St. Paul
Aivenali
Railroad and Warehouse Commission of
United States Department of Agriculture
South
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burbank Garden Planned for Louisiana Missouri
Louisiana Missouri October 21 AP President E W Stark of the Stark Horticultural group announces plans to establish an eastern Burbank garden near the Mississippi River to allow eastern tourists to view Burbank's work in duplicate. Also mentions a Topeka bank change and concerns over missing American fliers in Nicaragua.
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Louisiana
E. W. Stark
Stark Horticultural Organization
Luther Bubank
Wizard
Burbank
Mississippi River
California
Former Kaiser Objects to Rasputin Play Screen
Berlin Oct 21 AP The former German emperor seeks to bar a stage work by Erwin Piscator that features William II as a character In 1907 law he drafted bars likenesses without permission Piscator says he will proceed with Rasputin production despite the protests and potential court action
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Germany
L Seenky
Erwin Tscator
Communist’ Theatre
Alexei Tolstoi
Rasputin
William the
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Prsester
Piscator
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Acting Dean Shaad to Lead KU School of Engineering
George C. Shaad named acting dean of the University of Kansas School of Engineering and Architecture succeeding Perley F. Walker. Shaad, a 1909 KU arrival and former MIT associate professor, will serve until the regents fill the vacancy, with duties including KEK radio station operations.
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School of Engineering and Architecture
University
Perley F. Walker
E. H. Lindley
Tody
Shaad
Board of Regents
Nao
University of Kansas
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Attorney General Resigns From Klan
Montgomery Ala Oct 21 The resignation of Attorney General Charlie C McCall followed his role in indicting Ku Klux Klan leaders on flogging charges The Klan accepted the move with McCall saying the organization is in lawless hands and a vast menace to state authority He helped investigate wholesale floggings in Grenshaw equity and other parts of the state
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Montgomery
Ala
Charlie C. McCall
Montgomery Klan
Grenshaw
Equity
Prince George Returns to Active Naval Career
Prince George resumes active naval service in Portsmouth as a lieutenant attached as French interpreter to the Atlantic fleet staff of Sir Hubert Brand. Rumors had circulated he might join the army, but the prince remains in the navy and will receive pay in addition to his officer’s salary.
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Prince George of
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Portsmouth
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Prince George
Sen Ft
Hubert ‘Brand
Lawrence High v Northeast High first period scoreless
Lawrence High School leads Northeast High of Kansas City 7 0 at end of first period with Schaake scoring the touchdown. Also reports the hanging of Charles Sieber at San Quentin for the murder of his wife Minnie Richer on January 7, including his smile at the gallows. A brief ad section follows.
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Teading
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Kansas City
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Schaake
Eee Nareeneeti
San
Charles Sieber
Los Angeles
San Quentin Penitentiary
Minnie Richer
Rumors Stir KU Football Ahead of Washington Game
Kansas University football fans read of campus rumors claiming the team is divided. An open letter by alumni O. Q. Claflin and Edward M. Boddington questions KU’s direction as Washington prepares for Saturday’s game in Lawrence. Coaches and players hope to show unity and strong use of Cappon’s system on Stadium field.
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Ion Stadium
F. GC. Cappon
Higgins
Lawrence
Stadium Field
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Q. Claflin
Edward M. Boddington
Stamps Too Cheap Offer Draws Police Probe
A stranger offered to sell Ross Alderson 1000 Kansas 2 cent cigar tax stamps at one cent each, prompting a store closing and police search. The suspect wore a light suit, talked with a broken accent, and was last linked to the Green Owl, Lawrence. Meanwhile nineteen Lawrence High football players, coached by Melvin Griffin, left for Kansas City to face Northeast High School, with athletic manager William Essick aboard.
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Atx
Lawrence High
Melvin Griffin
William Essick
Kansas City
Missouri
Hardtaker
Stone
Shawnee
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Acquit of involuntary manslaughter in cavalry death
Lieut Elmer P Rose was acquitted on involuntary manslaughter charges over the death of Cavalryman Robert Griffin who was struck by Rose s plane during a military maneuver near Mar ia Texas The court martial deliberated briefly before the verdict.
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San Antonio
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Elmer P. Rose
Rose
Robert E. Griffin
Marias Tex
Dakota Clyde Jones Visits Coolidges
Det 21 EAPJ reports Dakota Clyde Jones known as ranger of Custer State Park, famed for breaking wild horses, visited President Coolidge at the White House breakfast table. Jones invited the President to attend a rodeo at Reesion Speers Garden in New York next Tuesday. the invitation was taken under advisement.
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Det
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White House
President Coolidge
Kota Clyde* Jones
South
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Custer State Park
Western
Washington
Ree Ison Speers Garden
New Yo
Wichita Radio Audition Winners Named for Kansas
Kathryn Newman of Wichita and Allen Stewart of Parsons win the state radio audition under Atwater Kent foundation. They will go to Dallas for a district audition to select contestants for a national event. Newman, a coloratura soprano, and Stewart, a tenor, received high votes from listeners and unanimous judge approval. Forty five singers from about 25 towns competed after local rounds.
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Wichita
Kas
Kathryn Newman
Allen Stewart
Parsons
Atwater -Kent Foundation
KRH
Lassen
Kansas
Dallas
Newman
Hdges
Stewart
Miss. Newman
Cora G. Lewis
Kinsley
Thurton Lieurance
University of Wichita
Norman Miller
Newton
Lewis
Miller
Ruth T. Beals
Friends University
Oklahoma Students Demand Longer Dates At University
Norman college paper describes University of Oklahoma students revolting over no car rule. They adopt resolutions to allow dates until 12 30 on Friday and Saturday nights and to permit dates any night. They seek leave from Norman without special permission and oppose travel to Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
Bizzeli
Norman
Oklahoma City
Last Toast To Dead Comrades Ends Stillwater Minnesota Club
Stillwater Minnesota October 21 AP surviving members of the last two Minnesota units disbanded after a final meeting. Horace Volligness 91 and John Hlake 86 joined by five widowed comrades toasted with a 40 year old Chartreuse bottle. The club founded in 1903 by Company C veterans will donate the bottle and flag to the Minnesota Historical Society.
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Minn
Minnesota
Horace Voll Igness
John Hlake
Mellon
Wis
Company C
O Jeney
Jarchow
Kiany Grossi
Journalists converge for ninth annual Kansas teachers conference
High school editors and journalism teachers gathered in Manhattan today for the ninth annual session of the Kansas Interscholastic Press Association. About 104 girls and 112 boys were present at noon, with experts and educators from the University of Minnesota and Kansas City slated to speak. The day featured round tables, editorial writing discussions, and talks by editors including Ben Hibbs and Albion Graves. An evening club dinner capped the events at the Metorial Union cafeteria.
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Miss He O Mahim
Georg Church
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Aw Dill Earl Potter
Ivan‘ ‘Benson
Harley H. Goodwar
Bica Baptist
Kansas City
George H. Montgemery
Topeka
Merbes Demin
Wichita
E. M. Hnson
Theersity
Poultry Books Mailed Free to Lawrence Patrons
A Journal World report notes the Valley Poultry show plans to sell books locally while the association aims to give them away. President F M Springer states 5000 copies will be mailed free to mail patrons within twenty miles of Lawrence and charges apply for the rest.
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Lawrence
Insurrection Fears In Northern Nicaragua Reported
Reports from government sources described rising banditry and insurgent activity in northern Nicaragua around Managua and Matagalpa. The dry season is expected to aid operations as U S backed forces prepare to continue counterinsurgency efforts amid impassable roads from seasonal rains.
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Nicaragua
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Nightclub heads fear closure over court ban on liquor
The Chicago nightlife industry confronts a Supreme Court ruling barring hip flask drinking as cabaret managers plan an emergency conference. Fred Mann of Rainbo Gardens invites rivals to discuss a united response if patrons remain barred, warning many venues would shut.
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Chicago
APY
Tlday
Uni Supreme Court
Fred Mann
Rainbo
Garden
Lauor
Mant
Prg
Bigger New York Budget Widens by 50 Million
A garbled city budget note shows an increase of 50 million dollars for next year, with tentative terms and committee adoption referenced. The fragment mentions Atwater-Kent Radio and a few stray names and figures, indicating a broader fiscal discussion amid a chaotic OCR excerpt.
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