Hoover Visits Cincinnati Opens Ohio River Project
President Hoover spoke at Eden Park praising engineers and lawmakers including Burton and Longworth for the river improvement. Rain affected ceremonies as he and official party traveled by car to Louisville next, with Ohio officials and city leaders hosting the event and welcoming Hoover on behalf of seven million Ohio residents.
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Burton
Longworth
Theodore FB
Nicholas Longworth
Burton Yy
Cooper
Oig
Qonley
West Virginia
Sampson I
Kentucky
Mr. Hoover
Louisville
Ohio
Ginsingali
Bantt
Ide
Farmers Union to Hold County Meet Tomorrow
Farmers Union schedules a county meeting at the Measaht Valley school, one mile south and one mile east of Dutton bridge on High Road. The gathering begins at 8 o clock with a three day state convention planned for October 30. Mr Ward chairs the legislation committee seeking information for a report. State membership exceeds 24 000. Woodlawn Parent Teachers Association held a paper sale raising 16 dollars. first prize went to the fifth grade and second to the third grade.
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Farme Union
Tihe Measaht Valler Gehool
Dutton Bridge
P. Ant
Ward
Woodlawn Paper
Woodlawn _Parent
Kansas Weather Summary for Tonight and Wednesday
Forecast calls for mostly fair conditions with frost tonight and tomorrow morning. Roads vary with some slick spots. Coffeyville, Kansas City, and Wichita have clearer travel. Douglas County roads reported good. Temperatures are mild with a rising trend from yesterday.
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Kansas
Coffeyville
Kansas City
Wichita
Douglas
Traders Rally on Wall Street After Panic Selloff
Panic yesterday pushed shares down sharply as traders dumped holdings to cover positions. An ensuing late rebound led by buyers buying back stock, with bankers viewing the bounce as a healthy correction. many issues recovered losses from the previous two sessions.
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Wall Street
Air School Opens at Municipal Airport
Ties to Curtiss Flying Service announce a new branch flying and ground school at the Municipal Airport Sunday. Two Curtiss planes will be on site a Fledgling for training and a Robin for sightseeing. Instructors licensed will run the school with offices at the Eldridge hotel and chartered trips possible. Paraphernalia for mapping and aerial photography will be shown. the Robin will handle day passenger service.
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T. C. Mitchell, Jr
Curtiss Flying Service
Curtiss
St. Louis
Mitchell
Eldridge Hotel
Pines
Lawrence
Bennett ® Airways
Kansas City
Topeka
N.H. EB. Reed
Bennett Airways
Rey Harkins
Reed
Senate Lobby Committee Recalls William Burgess
Washington reports recall of William Burgess by the Senate Lobby Committee with questions about his June testimony before the Finance Committee regarding representation of American manufacturers. Burgess maintains he spoke as an individual, not for his association, as the inquiry expands with Attorney John Holland assisting.
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Washington
Senate
Lotay
William Burges
Tariff Commission
United States Path ‘Tery
Senate Finance Committee
Walsh
Montana
Burgess
Senate Lobby Committee
John Holland
The
Prohibition Bureau
sisBate
KU Armistice Day Speaker Named for November 11 Program
Stuart Heintzhegan, commander of the United States Army training school at Fort Leavenworth, will speak at the University of Kansas Armistice Day program on November 11. Raymond Nichols announced the choice, noting the speaker’s wide travel and military service including the Philippines, China relief expedition, and France. Heintzehgan recently directed the General Staff College after returning to the United States in 1919.
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Stuart Heintzehgan
United States Army Training School
Fort Leavenworth
University of Kansas Armistige
Raymond Nichols
Helief
Philippines
China
Tie
United States
France
Te General Staff College
Guyer Seeks Kaw River Survey For Harbor Bill
Kansas City Oct 22 AP Representative W S Guyer of the Second Kansas district said he hopes to obtain authorization for a Kaw River survey as a feature of the next harbors and rivers bill in Congress The survey would decide if navigation is practical If favorable he would push for an appropriation for river improvement work Data already gathered by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce will aid the engineers in the investigation
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Kansas City
Kaw
W. S Guyer
Kansas
Guyer
Engin
Berg
Stolen Auto Recovered and Liquor Still Seized in Kansas City
Three men are held in Wyandotte Johnson county jail after a stolen automobile was recovered and a liquor still seized. Sheriff B G Carroll and deputies traced the gang tying rural holdups across Wyandotte and Johnson counties. Stahley was arrested after a new car was found on his farm and a still found under a pig pen. Twenty five victims have identified no robbers. Erckson says he and Johnke manufactured whisky with some sold in Herington. Police note robberies and holdups.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte
Johnson Counties
B. G. Carroll
G. Carroll
Johnson County
M. F. Stahley
Kansas
Wade Drick
Carl Johnke
Stahley
Pet Erickson
Johnke
Herington
Kan- 4
Atlantic Hop Unannounced From Harbor Grace to London
W J Diteman of Billings Montana departed Harbor Grace Newfoundland for London without warning. His single motor Barling plane carried 155 gallons of fuel for the roughly transatlantic crossing, with weather described as fairly favorable.
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Bulletin St.ohne
N.F
Harbor Grace
N. F
W.J. Diteman
Billings
Montana
London
England
Diteman
Sir Francis Drake
Goldenlind
Cape St. Francis
Ditemah
Waiwand Sehkee
William Vreck
Croydon
In & Simson
New York Weather Bureau
U. F. Diteman
Harbor Grice
Marshall
Wa. Diteman
Thi Mir
Niteman
Mont
Urban PF. Niteman, Jr
Briand Cabinet Resigns After Defeat in Chamber
Paris Oct 22 AP The Briand cabinet was defeated on a confidence vote in the chamber of deputies 297 to 298 and immediately resigned. Speculation named Andre Tardieu interior minister as a possible successor with Henry Cheron finance minister aiding a return of the Poincare majority. The crisis arrived suddenly despite doubt Briand could salvage the Poincare majority.
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Paris
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Andre Tarédieu
Tardieu
Henry Cheron
Palncare
Holt marries Oklahoma star in secret April ceremony
Victor Holt former University of Oklahoma basketball star and two time All American tied the knot with Margaret Barry of Dallas Texas in a secret wedding at Wellington Kansas on April 11. The couple’s announcement on the Sooner campus noted Mrs Holt withdrew from school after the marriage. She had been president of the Oklahoma chapter of Delta Delta Delta and vice president of Mortar Board.
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Norman
Okla
Wellington
Kan
Victor Holt
University of Oklahoma
Margaret Barry
Dellas
Texas
Oklahoma
Sooner
Holt
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
World pays tribute to Edison on fiftieth light anniversary
Dearborn Michigan October 22 AP Edison rested at Fairlane Henry Ford country estate after a day of tributes from Hoover and 606 guests from around the world. He will return to East Orange New Jersey carrying memories of a ceremony marking fifty years since his perfection of the incandescent light.
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Dearborn
Mich
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Ben Edison
Ford
Edison
The
United States
Lawrence Evening School Organizes Five New Classes
Five Lawrence evening school classes were tentatively organized at a senior high school meeting led by Ralph E. Graber. New enrollments will be taken at the next 7:15 p.m. Thursday session. Courses include show card writing, mechanical drawing, blueprint reading, auto mechanics for commercial drivers, clothing, and home decoration with instructors named. Enrollments are urged for all groups, especially mechanical drawing and clothing, to count Thursday night attendees toward Monday’s session records. Tuition is charged with a $2 registration fee. attendance requirements apply.
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Lawrence
Ralph E. Graber
VA. Allm
J. Logsdon
L. H. Emmett
Lena Huddleston
Mise Virealene Davis
Graber
Manhattan Jubilee Draws Visitors in Third Day Parade
Manhattan Kansas October 22 crowds at the Diamond Jubilee festival attracted 6000 plus to Riley County fair exhibits and 4 H club demonstrations. A parade of 2000 schoolchildren and a Hartford steamer fireworks show highlighted the festivities. Transportation day is planned for tomorrow with more exhibits to follow despite weather concerns.
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Manhattan
Kan
Qet
Hartford
Missouri
Kaw
Riley Country Fair
Where Col Blood met the first Emigrant Aid party
A history note cites a passage in Charles Gleed’s Old Settlers meeting at Bismarck Grove 1879 that settles where Col Jas Blood met the first Emigrant Aid party to Lawrence. It recounts meeting at Rochester and, in St Louis, the New England Emigrant Aid agent Doctor Charles Robinson.
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Journal-World
Jas .Blood
Lawrence
Charles
Gleed
Old Settlers
Bismarck Grove
D. R. Anthony
Rochester
Li Thayer
Massachusetts
St. Louis
New England
Emmigrant Aid Company
Charles Robinson
Kansas City
Gol. Blood
Charles. H. Branscomb
Student James Blaul Survives Narrow Freighter Escape
Burlington student James Blaul, a University of Wisconsin member, visits relatives after a summer voyage back from San Francisco. His freighter, struck by a tropical hurricane near the Bahama islands, endured a near fatal incident during the return trip.
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James ‘Blaul
Burlington
Consin
Hit. Enat
F. A
Blau
San Francisco
Hor
California
They
Bahama Islands
Debate tryouts at KU Little Theater in Green Hall
Freshman debate tryouts at the University of Kansas are set for 8 tonight in the Little Theater, Green Hall. Judges will be Prof BE, Cy Buehler, Ric Lardner, and Fred Anderson. Candidates tackle the topic: installment buying of personal property in the United States is ethical and acceptable.
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University of Kansas
Green Hall
Cy Buehler
Ric Lardner
Fred Anderson
Aeque J
United St
Dairymen plan join with Kansas City group in Lawrence
About sixty Douglas County milk producers attended a chamber meeting with forty favoring affiliation with the Kansas City group. Officials invited to Thursday’s session at the Chamber of Commerce aim to form a Lawrence local and align Lawrence prices with Kansas City standards. The move signals future pricing coordination between Lawrence and Kansas City distributors and producers.
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Douglas County Milk Producers Association
Kansas City Producers
Lawrence
Ue Kateas City Association
Douglas County Association
Abeoreh
Kansas City
Chamber of
Td Pel
Une
Hoover Names Virtues of the Electric Lamp
Dearborn, Oct. 22 AP quotes President Hoover humorously praising the electric lamp. He says it relieves the burden of cleaning and candlelight, postpones the need for fires, and brings comfort by button ease. The lamp allegedly cuts toil, brightens nights, aids security, health, and social life with new uses.
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Hoover
Dearborn
Michi
Qet
Thomas A,sor
Jns
Bart
War Veteran Harold Peat to Speak at University
Private Harold Peat a World War veteran and famed lecturer will speak on The Inevitable in the University auditorium on January 35 as the second event in the university lecture series. He discusses international relations, peace and war, reflecting a life devoted to world peace since the World War. Peat, now a US citizen, served with the First Canadian Infantry and was wounded on the Western Front.
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Harold Peat
University of the
Maymond Nichols
Peat
United States
Peatiabou
West Indies
Lau
Canada
England
Germany
Western Front
Tariff as Issue in 1980 and 1984 Elections
Washington October 22 Republican Lafallette charged the tariff would dominate the biennial election of 1980 and the presidential campaign if the pending bill becomes law. He blasted the chemical committee and accused Republicans of duplicity on tariff policy, arguing the 1908 law split the party and helped elect a Democrat in 1912.
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Washington
Senate
Tafallette
Repubican
Ette
Chemical Committee
Drowns in river near Schaake station
Clarence Frank Hadle aged 30 drowned in the Kansas River when he fell from the barge owned by Lawson Sand and Material near Schaake station. A search began at once but the body was not found until later. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Br Hadle and three brothers Walter Andreaw and Earl. Funeral services at Rumsey Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev T Braden. Burial in Oak Fullers.
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Clarence Frank Hadle
Kansas River
Lawson
Schaake
Hadle
Br . Fndle
Glathe
Walter
Gardner
Andreaw
Argentine
Earl
Rumsey
T. Braden
Colder Weather Moving Into Kansas Tonight
The weather bureau reports a surge of cold air from the northwest entering Kansas this evening. Temperatures are forecast to fall to about 28 degrees in northwest Kansas and 32 to 35 degrees in eastern and southern regions, with frost expected to damage crops.
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Topeka
Oet
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Northwest
S. D. Flora
Astern
Canada
Wyoming
Preliminary hearing set for Ronald Lagan in assault case
Ronald Lagan, 17, a high school youth, faces an assault with intent to kill charge over the shooting of Milton Beach, University student. The preliminary hearing in the Court of Justice Stevens was postponed after an agreement. Lagan had been released about seven weeks ago on an 8,000 bond. Beach was seriously wounded and remained at Memorial Hospital in critical condition.
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Ronald Lagan
Milton Beach
Hhen
Court of Justice
Stevens
Lagay
Charles
Lawrence
Beach
Menorial
Plan for Master Clock Installation at Kansas University
A plan to install a master clock system at the University of Kansas to synchronize clocks across buildings, with testing in Marvin Hall and a committee review awaiting approval from students and faculty. Freshman economics class plans a trip to Kansas City Friday to tour Armour, Packing plant, Board of Trade, and others, supported by instructors and chartered buses.
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Kangas
Maceri
Marvin Hall
Kansas City
University of K
Kansas
Armbur
Packine
Board of Trade
Rwhlings
Tae
Hang
Nat Wilt Tat Juncheon Board
Trauilding
Sonnenberg Injured in Downtown Bar Fight
Sonnenberg, the world heavyweight wrestling champion, appeared at a downtown incident today after being injured near a bar on Barrett Street. Police say the event involved a stray flare of violence and bystanders saw bleeding injuries.
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Sonnenbare
Los Angeles
AP3
Sonnenberg
Eutral Patio
Barret
Blanchard Recalls Edison Life At Chamber Meeting
W Blanchard Kansas Electric Power general manager spoke at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon honoring Edison’s golden jubilee. He traced Edison’s early life from boyhood curiosity to laboratory work on a train, noting his mother’s role in education and his rise to famed inventor.
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Thomas
W.blanchard
Kansas Eleectric Power — Company
G. C. Shaad
Tostz
Schout
Edison
Mr. Blanchard
Efison
Butnchard
Iysulcs
Jin Edison
Atha
Talentory
Cansard
Milison
Blanehard
Edison Tribute and Kansas Sociology Course Announced
A fragmented message honors Thomas A. Edison and thanks the audience for support. Queen of the University of Kansas Sociology Dept will conduct an Elements of Sociology course for Topeka students this winter under the University extension program.
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Stuart A. Queen
Ie Unity’ of
Kansas
Topeka
Council of Social Agencies
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Hooker
Ohio River
Cindimnati
Dickidert Hoover
Cincinnati
RM Welock
Greenvie
Ouisville
Helen Park
Cincimati
Hover
William
Wm. GB
Rodgers
Farmers Union
Howe
AIR School
Chriss Service
Rankin
Southwest
Federation of Religious Liberals
Kansas Universalist Churches
Missouri Associate Alliance of Unitarian Women
Sydney B. Snow
Chicago
Curtis W. Reese
George W. Patterson
Boston
General Assembly
Favor
Rankin Avill
Chester M. Routledge
Ngag
Universalist' S Convention
Chicaxa
H. C. Hedyard
Hutchinson
Univers
L. B. Fisher
Unitarian Women's Alliance
Minna Clark Pudong
Frank D. Es
Adolph Rossback
Salina
B. Fisher
le M. Birkhead
William Burgess
Frank Hogan
Albert B. Fall
Capitol
Harding
Federal Farm Board Today
Southwest Cooperative Whet Growers’ Association
Fed Intermediate Credit Bank
Blue
Jimmy Manning
Kansas City Blues
Mercedes
Manning
Blues
Towa
Towa City
API
Oran
Pano
Star Halt
Dohu Fobrnian
K.U
Harbor Grace Fi
Marines
Tall
My Aine Street
Colonel Blood
First
Dairymen
Kansas City Group
Er Association
Lafallette
Clarence Wadle
Schaenke Shton
FBLI
SAN Barge
Goa
Doegrens
Fléva
Lagan
Blanchard
Trace
Atic
Lampkind
Nan
Deemar
Jmusic
Othe Hinghega
Dar Frances Robinson
Seelgnn Loveatt
Michet
Herfau
Badies Amd
Einbarn
Otty
Tn Tonekai
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