Fall Guilty of Bribe in Oil Scandal Trial
Albert B. Fall former interior secretary was found guilty on a charge of accepting a $100,000 bribe from Edward L. Doheny for the Elk Hills oil lease. The jury, after deliberating, urged mercy, and Fall showed deep distress as the verdict was read in Washington.
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Weellingaai
Owen J. Roberts
Cdunsel
le Doheny
Pepe
Vane Eqangel
Atlee Pomerene
Angel Ayer
Angel Ayer Su Cermment * ‘Reliet Woheny
Washington, Qct
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Harding
E.L. Dohent
Navy
Elk Hills
Cali
Naval Reserve
Doheny
Hej
Ark. Thompson
Fal
Fall
Chase
Dopett Sulliott
Frank J. Hogan
Justice Hill
Fail
Himo
Aits
Falls
Fury
Albert B
Edward L. Doheny
Calif. Naval
Ventdmedi
Askéa
Thomas EL Norris
Weather Forecast For Kansas Tonight And Saturday
Readable forecast note for Kansas indicates fall conditions with warmer temperatures tonight and Saturday. Mentions potential morning precipitation and variables in temperature with a mix of maximum and minimum readings from yesterday to today.
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Kansas
Lake steamer disaster yields dozen bodies found
A dozen bodies recovered from Lake Michigan wreckage mark the fate of 54 crew aboard the Milwaukee Grand Trunk car ferry. Salvage boats rush to the site 16 miles southeast of Kenosha as search continues for victims and more wreckage from the storm-driven sinking near Grand Haven.
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Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
Grand Haven
Lake Michigan
Robert
Dake
Thirty-Six Jurors Chosen for November Court Term
Justice Stevens Mitchell and Undersheriff Reed select thirty six jurors for the November district court term. Names listed include Leonard Whittel Baldwin Arthur Springle Marion Carl Hughes Palmyra and many others all residents of Lawrence and nearby towns.
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RB. B. Stevens
J. H. Mitchell
George O. Reed
District Court
Leonard Whittel
Baldwin
Arthur Springle
Marion
Carl . Hughes
Palmyra
W. J. Sprong
Wakamsa
Ray Kennedy
Kanwaka
Wakarusa
Dudley Gilges
David Heffner
Will Broadcast Game On Radio At Ames-K Matchup
Hovey Hanna will provide play by play for the Ames K contest using a new super power radio speaker. The device was bought to bring broadcasts of prominent sports events to Journal-World readers. The collaboration with WREN makes the signal available above the newspaper’s offices.
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Journal- Weorld
Walleiake
Hovey Hanna
Ames-K
Hanna
Perents
Journal-World
Wren
Refusal to Testify Ties Lamar Gang Trial to Robbery
Lamar Colorado residents report that George J Abshier and Howard L Royston refused to take the witness stand as the state rests its case in the Ralph Fleagle gang trial. The proceedings relate to the murder of Dr Wineinger in Dighton Kansas and a bank teller shot during a bank robbery.
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Lamar
Colo
Ralph Fleagle
Bahdit
George J. Abshier
Howard L. Royston
Ralph E. Lesigier
Raom
Wineinger Dighton
Kan
Ssinger
Filling Station to Open at Tenth and New Hampshire
The Silow station of Phillips Petroleum Company at Tenth and New Hampshire in Lawrence will open tomorrow. The newly completed filling station will be staffed by trained Phillips attendants and offers a five gallon fuel coupon deal for customers who fill their tank with at least five gallons of Phillips 66 gasoline.
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Phillips' Petroleum Company
Tenth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Phillips
Wheat Market Edges Higher Amid Nervous Trade
The wheat market opened up but broke six cents before rallying on stronger export demand for American wheat. March contracts closed around 2.18 1/2, with prices showing slight gains after yesterday’s 12 cent drop. Export demand, estimated at 2,090,000 bushels, supported the day while corn and oats remained steady with fractional gains amid stock market weakness.
Medics to Gather for Sixteenth Kansas Medical Meeting
Hospital operators and medical specialists from Kansas and surrounding states assemble at the University auditorium for a one day program beginning 9 30 tomorrow. Dr J C Bunten of Augusta presides and D W Jones of Lawrence speaks at 11 on a rational attitude toward irregular practice. About 100 members attend with officers to be elected and next meeting site chosen.
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Kansas
University
J. C. Bunten
Augusta
Lawrence
D. W. Jones
J. G. Bunten
Alfred D. Grey
Osce
W.W. Burdick
Unnivers of
A. R. Hatcher
Wellington
Rita
Wil
Addres
Kes
Baptist Hospital
St. Louis
G. W. Jones
Honor Pupils Listed At Liberty Memorial High
Forty three students earned honor roll status for the first six weeks at Liberty Memorial High School. Three students achieved all E grades. The list includes Thelma Humphrey George Crawford Edgar Gift Gretchen Orelup Mary Elizabeth Edie and others.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Toay
Carolan Harper
Ae Hosford
Loyd Metzler
Thelma Humphrey
George Crawford
Edgar Gift
Gretchen Orelup
Mary Elizabeth Edie
Lila Lawson
James Smith
Josephine Marshall Helen Welch
Ruth Stockwell
Ruth Steland
Margaret McKnow
Hazel Rice
Gailen Arnett
Everett Eberhard
Thelma Gage
Milton Allen
Florence Johnson
Dr Naismith to Attend Edmonton Basketball Camp
Dr James Naismith, inventor of basketball and KU professor, travels to Edmonton Canada as guest of honor for an international basketball camp. The event features the Commercial Grads of Edmonton and a strong Cleveland Ohio girls team in a two day series aimed at promoting competition and growth in the sport.
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Mith
University of Kansas
Jett
Edmonton
Canada
Ibe
Cleveland
Ohio
James A
Display of York Apples Brings Albert Rose to Journal World
Albert Rose delivered a bushel of delicious York apples to the Journal World office. The fruit is displayed in the front windows to showcase Mr. Ross’s growing and selling, as he runs a good business from his home three and a half miles northwest of Williamstown. People are driving out to buy the apples from Lawrence.
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Journal Wind Office
Albert Rose
Ross
Rose
Williamstown
Lawrence
University Club Hosts Smoker With Rev Dwight Bradley Speaker
The University club holds a smoker this evening at 8 at the club home. Rev Dwight Bradley pastor of First Congregational Webster Groves Mo will speak on the relationship of religion to science. The address will be based on his book The Recovery of Religion.
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University Club
Dwight Bradley
Market quiets as stabilizing banking helps steady stock trading
New York October 25 AP reports powerful banking support stabilized the market amid earlier hefty declines. Large volumes faded in late trading though quotes remained late. Net gains appeared in several issues while many leaders fell. totals showed 5,910,900 shares traded versus yesterday’s 12,894,000.
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Exchange
Canardian Pacific
Priteh
American
Columbia Gas
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Hudson Magter
Union Pacific
New York Sdntval
Paramount
Fanadium
Pan American Bil
Studebaker
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Woolworth
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Radio
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American Telephone
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American Can
General
Electric
Westinghouse
Columbia
Stock Exchange
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Commission House
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New York Curb Exchange
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Yeume
Choir of First Presbyterian to Lead Dedication Services
The First Presbyterian Church choir of fifty two voices directed by Dean Swarthout will perform a major role in the new building dedication, with Sunday morning anthem Bread of Life by Herbert Hyde and solo by Kathryn Langmade Nelson. Charles Sager will sing an arrangement of Berceuse from Jocelyn. The choir also plans educational service Thursday and a sacred concert Sunday November 3 with solos and instrumental pieces.
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First Presbyterian Church
Dean Swarthout
Herbert Hyde
Bread of Life
Kathryn Langmade Nelson
Charles Sagér
Fine Arts School
W. B. Downing
Jocelyn
Godard
C L Scott to report at Chamber meeting on convention ideas
G Scott secretary will report to the Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday on National Association of Commercial Organizations convention ideas and new orders for the chamber. He attended the conference and will emphasize plans helpful to the local chamber and communities. A second item notes the death by suicide of Jerry E a farmer near Parsons, Kansas, at age 25, survived by a widow and three daughters.
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National Association of Commercial Organizations
Chamber of Commerce
G. Scott
Scott
Chambers of Commerce
Kansas
Kan
Jerry E. &de Farmer
Acharn
Al+ waviont
Radical Leader To Form New French Cabinet
Paris October 25 AP Edouard DeLadier radical leader accepted President Dobmerine invitation to form a new government to replace Premier Aristide Briand who resigned Tuesday. He planned to assemble a cabinet and report by Saturday at 3 p.m. DeLadier has helped in cabinets but never served as premier.
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Paris
Edouard DeLadier
Dobmerine
Aristide Briand
M.deladier
Rheims
Tauteal Socialist Party
DeLadier
Broadcast Plans For Ames Kausag Game On Air
Final arrangements set for broadcasting the Ames Kausag game tomorrow via station WREN and the Journal-World. A direct wire from the Ames press box will feed the report to the Journal-World and then to WREN studio with Bing Smith and Ernie Pontius narrating to thousands of listeners.
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WREN
Journal-World
Ames
Journal— World Office
Bing Smith
Ernie Pontius
Midwest
Wren J
Hla
Hovey Hanne
Growth in Kansas public utilities shows expansion
Kansas public utilities expanded markedly with more electric light and power services and water plants. John G. Stutz of the League of Kansas Municipalities reported 562 of 70 cities have electric service in 1929, up from 45 without it in 1927, and water plants rising from 261 in 1923 to 308 by 1929.
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John G._ Stutz
League of Kansas Municipalities
Kansas
Stutz
League
Kansas Cities
Rally To Be Feature Of Homecoming Program
The Friday rally before the Kansas Missouri homecoming game on Saturday November 23 will be the flagship event of the annual program. The committee plans an entertaining rally in the University auditorium followed by a mixer in the Union building. Other Friday events include hobo day festivities and the Doc Yak rally at noon plus a Phi Alpha Delta versus Phi Beta Pi football game in the afternoon. Treece fixed 4:30 Monday for the next meeting to set committees and finalize plans. NS Flying School To Open.
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Kansas-Missouri
Af | Hef
Univversity
Union
Phi ‘Alpha’ Delta Law Fraternity
Phi Beta Pi Medical Fraternity
Prefs B.L. Treece
NS Flying School
Curtise Branch Set to Open With Flying Service Day
Curtis Branch announces a Sunday open day at the municipal airport in Sanay to unveil a new flying school. Mitchell Jr has spent five weeks in Tentiue organizing the event, with at least two planes expected including a Fledgling training ship and a Curtiss Rabin. Local and Kansas City students will attend, as Gant W. S. Dawson of the City school plans to run the day.
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Cureae Flying Service
Sanay
Mitchell, Jr
Tentiue
Rabin
Kansas City
Gant
W. S.dawson
Te City
Meyers Milk Men Vote to Strike Monday
Milk producers in the Meyers service area last night voted to strike Monday morning in sympathy with Kansas City territory producers. Attendees from Tonganoxie McLouth Oskaloosa and Lawrence worked to secure unanimous action and prepare canvassing. The Douglas County Milk Producers Association plans a meeting to seek a settlement while inviting distributors to attend.
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Meyers Company
Kansas City Territory
Tonganoxie
McLouth
Oskalgesa
Lawrence
Mey Coducers
Douglas County Milk Producers Association
Chamber Off Commerce
Meyers
Kansas City
Butcher
Douglas County Association
Associa
Chamber of Commerce
Milk Raiders Bold Action Shocks Kansas City Milk War
Raids disrupt milk deliveries in Kansas City area with ink and milk dumped from trucks near Blue Springs and Lees Summit. Armed deputies respond as milk producers push for price increases while authorities intervene to curb violence in the Missouri counties surrounding Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Blue 3 Vings
Blue Springs
Jackson County
John Reed
Kansas
Blue Sprites
Ness Sons
A. He Miller
Lees Summit
Mil
Miller
Apaty
Lees
Mulligan
Milk Producers’ Assion
Tarmiersef
Springfield
Missouri
Chapman, Dairy
Trova
Ron Eeeike
Cas
Cass County
Ross Mosby
Country Club Dairy Company
J. W. Quigley
Registration Still Open for Lawrence Alumni
Old Lawrence residents who attended the fifty fifth reunion may still register. The notice asks interested alumni to see at the National Bank building. Please contact the Winter Court for plot renisto and further details.
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Lawrence
Ehe National Bank Baing
Senate committee to send tracer on dollar a year men
Washington reports the senate judiciary or business inquiry committee plans to draft a report next week on the relationships between Senator Bingham and the Connecticut Manufacturers' Association. It will not issue firm recommendations but may ask the commerce department for a report on the wartime dollar a year men. Joseph B. of the Connecticut Manufacturers' Association described as a former dollar a year man for the commerce department also works for the association.
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Senate
Bingham
Connecticut
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Department. of Commerce
Joseph B
Gobernwut Manufacturers’ Association
Department of Commerce
Association
University of Kansas reunion schedule cited by alumni notes
Alumni reports outline reunion meet locations in six cities from Oct 31 to Nov 1 under the Kansas State Teacher association framework. Key speakers include Prof. ED Flenele toustraster and Prof. Eugene Chin with Otis Allen aiding singing at Topeka and other gatherings led by local chairmen.
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Wea
Ition
ED FL Enele Toustraster
Promar
Topeka
Eugene Chin
T. Wagstaff
Charles
Ise
T. J. Flennerly
John Ise
Salina
E.G
Padfield
Dodge City
W. OL. Burnck
Univers
R. W
Pr Olin Templin
Ward M. Glasco
D City
Aden
Eh Ae
Eran
Instruct New Kiwanlans With Four New Members
Four new members joined the Kiwanis at a weekly meeting at Wiedemann's with instruction from La Tour. Guests included Hoag of Penney State IC, James H. Fritts a druggist, J. O. Jones of the University school of engineering, Esther Mullins and Ruth Thompson of University drama and fine arts departments.
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Isidn
Niwanis
Wiedemann
Yes
Gsi
League of Kansas Municipalities
Onale
Hoag
IC. Penney State
James H. Fritts
Deuggist
J. 0. Jones
Hiydraak
University School of Engineering
Esther Mullins
University Department of Dramatic Art
Ruth Thompson
Tech
F. Payne
Law School
L. H. Means
Oval. Electric Company
Kansas Missouri homecoming plans draw Kansas alumni flight arrivals
Kansas alumni plan to travel by air for the upcoming homecoming game against Missouri on Saturday November 23. Reports indicate large crowds may attend, with discussions of travel by various means and related arrangements in Tulsa and Oklahoma areas.
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Willi
Kansas
Kansas-Missouri
Mitch
Mayrs
Tulsa
Okle
Youth Killed in Car Accident In Lewx rénes’ District
Ross Forney sixteen year old high school sophomore died after a collision at Ninth and Indiana streets. Harold Jorrensen senior law student from Mt Hope was driving another car. Alex of M08 street faced no lights and witnessed the crash. County Attorney Frazer said no charges would be filed. funeral set for Saturday with survivors listed.
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Ross Forney
Lewxrénes
West Ninth Street
Evere
Harold Jorrensen
Mt. Hope
Wai
Curts
Ninth
Indiana Streets
Fornecee
Vretin Alex
M08
Moterertle Citden
Ney
Stureps
Alex
Indiana Street
Jorgsnsoh Cone
Ceili
Jorgense
Lar Frazer
Loving Cup Presented To Manhattan Today
A twenty four inch loving cup was presented to Manhattan today as part of the diamond jubilee celebrations. Mayor H C Renkin received the cup on behalf of the city in a ceremony attended by a ten member committee of longtime volunteers.
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Manhattan
Maashattan
Tax Unlite Ag Lay Rence
H.C. Renkin
Bui
Holmes
Cluriniser of Commerce
J.T. Shimer
Reneral
Mons
al Ps
Bailey Drive-Yourself opens at Massachusetts street site
Second year University student Bailey announces the Bailey Drive-Yourself company opening in the Simmons Building on Massachusetts Street. Six cars are available including coupe, coach, and sedan models. More cars will be added after November 10 to meet rising demand. Bailey plans to oversee all operations with Clarence Chepman assisting.
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Bailey
Massachusetts Street
Simmons
Willee Essen
Paloiyea
Devine
Clarence Chepman
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