Tracing of Bonds in Teapot Dome Case Delays Testimony
The government faced difficulties tracing bonds linked to the Teapot Dome oil scandal as Everhart refused to answer questions, citing possible self incrimination. Justice Siddons upheld his claim while prosecutors sought to connect Liberty bonds to Fall and Sinclair, tracing movements to Pueblo and a Canadian company.
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Albert B. Fall
Lanie
Lverhart
Washington
Dayl
Iran
Albert BR. Fall
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Harry F. Sinclair
M. T. Averhar
Sirdans
Shear
Gwen J. Roberts
Pueblo
Colo
Dynover
el Paso
Tex
Pal
Continental ‘Trading ‘Company, Ltd
Canada
Sinclair
New York
H. S. Osler
Interior
Harry ¥. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Fall
Naval Oil
Owen
Robers Dhad
Everhart
Justice Siddalls
Siddons
Everhavi
Peri
Liberty Ponds
R. Wall
Harry F. Sinetan
Senate
George K. Thornes
Colnrdde
Harry Sinclair
Robert
Stewart
James E. O'Neil
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Continental
Apradin Company
Roberts
Continental Company
Liberty
Sinclairaby Fall
Special Oil Counsel
Ruth Elder Arrives in Paris Amid Enthusiastic Welcome
Ruth Elder and Captain George W. Haldeman landed in Paris from Bayonne at 3 47 pm to great crowds and cheers. The American airwoman plans a ten day stay at the American embassy and to begin shopping first thing Monday.
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le Bourget
France
Ruth Elder
George W. Haldeman
Bayonne
Snesiztars
America
Paris
Ruth Eller
Mauretania
Elder
Pees
Atlantic
Ruth
Haldeman
Miss Mider
Romania Warns Carol Backed Conspiracy Threats
Reports from Bucharest allege clashes at Kishinev with national peasants over Carol’s return to throne. Premier Bratianu warns against dynastic plots, defending government actions to bar Carol and accusing Manoilescu of conspiring with the prince.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Kishinev
Bessarasia
Carol
Rumania
Bucharest
Carel I
Bratianu
Chamber of Deputies
Romania
Heg
Carel
Julio Maniu
National Peasants Arty
Michael
Bratiano
M. Manoilescu
Iie Manoilescu
Record Weather Hits Sixteenth Straight Sunshine Day
Topeka reports a record streak of sixteen consecutive sunlit days in October, a new high for the month. Temperatures climbed into the mid-80s across Kansas with Topeka at 88, Kansas City 86, Wichita 84, and Dodge City 84.Forecasts indicate possible cloudiness and a chance of rain in western Kansas tomorrow afternoon.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Wichita
Dodge City
Geedland
The
Mercury
S. D. Flora
Chicago
Middle
Inday
Saturda
Os Topeka
YONAYS YOOTBALT FIRST PERIOD SCORES AND ACCIDENT
First period Baker leads St Benedicts 12 to 0 then Emporia Teachers 16 Kirksville Teachers 6. Ottawa trails St Marys 0 3 12. Pittsburg teachers score 0 as College of Emporia meets University of Wichita 7 McPherson 0. Learnard, daughter of Oscar Learnard at the Indian school, breaks her arm after a jar jury and is sent home. Howard McConnell builds a Nazarenes church and parsonage at 19th Vermont streets.
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Baker
St. Benedict's
Emporia
Kirksville
Ottawa
St. Mary
Pittsburg
College of Emporia Q
University of Wichita
McPherson
Learnard
Oscar Learnard
Twenty Third Street
Learnard Avenue
Howard McConnell
Te Lawrence Dintile Company
Church of the “Nazarenes
19Th
Vermont Streets
Weather forecast fragment for Dodge City and Douglas County
Partial forecast text notes cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with possible rain in the northwest, cooler on Saturday. Mentions Dodge City weather roads and Douglas County road conditions. Provides limited temperature data and mentions yesterday and today readings.
Catch Basin Plan Explored for Cheyenne Bottoms
A inspection in Great Bend Kansas reviewed turning the 39 acre Cheyenne Bottoms lake into a large flood control basin and preserve. Backers include the Walton League and American Game Association while J B Doze and C A Dhobad study widening a ditch to divert Walnut Creek flood waters into the Bottoms basin. The plan envisions a permanent 14 square mile lake with capacity for 15 to 20 more square miles during floods aided by farmers digging central ditches.
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Great Bend
Kan
Cheyenne Bottoms
C. A. Dhobad
United States Biological Survey
Seth Gordoh
Isaac Walton’ League
J. B. Doze
Dlask Walton League
American Game Association
International
Association of Fish, Game and Con‘servation Commissions
Barton County
Walnut Creek
Widow of Engineer Awarded 4000 in Mexico claim
Mrs Mary Ann Turner of Wichita received four thousand dollars from the Mexican government for the death of her husband Edward Turner a railway engineer who died in a Mexican prison after an 1899 accident. Turner born in England was an American citizen and former resident of El Dorado Kansas. The case, before the Mixed Claims Commission, centered on naturalization and rightful representation by the United States government.
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Wichita
Kas
Mary Ann’ Turner
Edward Turner
Turner
al Dorado
Kansas
Here
Mexico
Ataba
Kansas District
Aytes
Washington
Clair
England
Ayres
Airplanes Patrol Strike Zone In Colorado
Three Colorado National Guard planes were sent from Lowry Field to the strike region in southern Colorado by order of Governor Adams. They will base at Pueblo and monitor violence prone areas but carry no bombs or machine guns. The action aims to deter clashes as labor unrest widens across Walsenburg and nearby counties.
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Denver
Colorado’ National Guard
Colorado
Adams
Pueblo
Lowry Field
Walsen
Burg
Board of County
Huerfano County
George Niebwer
National Guard
W. W
Walsenburg
Las Animas
Trinidad and Aguilar
Huerfaro
Coto
aAmelia_Sablich
Olorado
Ideal
Amelia
New Mexico
Colo
National
W.W
Walsenurg
Ajeliq Sablich
Isi
Walsenbuarg
Red and Black yearbook to begin after staff filled
Liberty Memorial high school announces the Red and Black yearbook will start once editorial and business staffs are chosen. Senior pictures will be taken soon, with Clarke Adams as editor and Henry Hood as business manager driving plans for an outstanding book.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Virginia Davis
Clarke Adams
Henry Hood
Kansas women’s athletic association meets in Wichita
At the Women’s Athletic Meeting in Wichita a two day session opened with about 60 delegates from a dozen colleges and universities in the state in attendance. The report notes the assembly gathering for discussions and plans.
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Wichita
Kas
Kansas Women’s Athletic Association
Ajax
Willard
Butler-Saunderson Motor Company
Fifth Anniversary of March on Rome Celebrated in Italy
Rome observes the fifth anniversary of the March on Rome with athletic matches and holiday closures. Il Foglio reports Il Duce’s fascist stewardship as the day’s sole official recognition, while Rome plans demonstrations across provincial capitals and a Sunday observance.
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Rome
Renig Mussolini
Italy
Il Duce
Il Foglio Fordini
Two Mayors Claim Indianapolis Office in Sudden Transition
In Indianapolis on October 28 the city faced a rare power struggle as two men claimed the mayor’s office after resignations and appointments. Ira M. Holmes, a prominent attorney, announced that Mayor Duvall had resigned and that Mrs. Mande K. Duvall became mayor, then Holmes was named city controller and took the mayoralty. City Council president Claude B. Negley was named mayor by the council, while Frank Cones remained city controller. Holmes announced plans to seek resignations from city boards and fill vacancies with prominent citizens. The unsettled scene included Duvall locking city hall doors and police guarding entrances as court action loomed to resolve who truly held the office.
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Indianapolis
Mra Mande K. Duvall
John L. Duvall
Ira M. Holmes
Duvall
Claude
Negrey
Negley
Usk
Hie
Frank Cones
Board,of Works
Ety Holmes
Wayne Emmet- Mann
Marion County Republican Committee
Holmes
Duvail
Evening School Classes Expand At Local High School
Evening school sessions resumed with a second meeting at the high school. Women’s classes cover millinery sewing and home studies while men’s courses include drawing blue print reading carpentry and electrical shop work. Additional classes in interior decorating and home nursing may start if demand remains sufficient. Next session is Tuesday night from 7 to 9 with enrollment open.
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Nex Niger
Ial
See Your Schools at Work during American Education Week
Observance set for November 7 to 11 with the slogan See Your Schools at Work adopted for the city. Plans include a Chamber of Commerce meeting in the senior high cafeteria and school officials coordinating activities for the nationwide education week.
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Chamber of Commerce
Overseas Guests to See the Drake Kansas Game
A German army officer group touring the United States will attend the Drake at Kansas football game at Memorial Stadium Saturday. Pragmpire Brig. Gen. FE Ring will lead ten American and German officers, guests of the athletic association, to Lawrence. The party includes Gen Wilhelm Heye, his aide Hellmuth Heye, Maj Hans-Jurgen Stumpff, Col A. K. Coner, Captain Mason, and others. They will sit in a special box with flags as Gov Ben S. Paulen, Regent members, and Mayor Rankin welcome them. Drake, twenty-five strong, arrives in Lawrence and stays at Broadview Inn. Pep rally at the Union tonight. Weather clear, dry field expected. Parking rules to be enforced tomorrow.
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United States
Memorial=stadium
Jayhawkers
Drake University
Pragmpire
FE. L. Ring
General Service School
Fort Leavenworth
Lawrence
Athletic Association
E. H. Lindley
Athletic Board
King
Wilhem Heye
Hellmuth Heye
Hans—Jurgen Stumpff
A. K
Gonrer
Kansas
Ben
F Paulen
Board of Regents
R. C. Rankin
K. U
Bates
Huffaker
Union
Altho
Allen
Allenn
Port March
Drake
F. C. Cappon
They Country
Will Johns
Survey Days Advertising Deadline Reminder
Advertising staff will be out of the office until 10 o clock tomorrow night. Advertisers must call the advertising department when copy is ready. Late copy will be accepted only for today’s deadline.
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Journal- World
Advertising Department
Sooner freshmen burn their caps on campus protest
Norman, Oct. 98 AP reports that OU pep groups known as jaze hounds kept freshmen in line by charging admission to games. The cap burning signal marked a thirteen year practice. 800 freshmen gathered to celebrate independence, burning their little red caps on campus after pepsters announced they would stay inactive until allowed entry without charge.
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Norman
Okla
University ‘of Oklahoma
Rames
Comwell
Sousa Band Delights 2500 at University Auditorium
About 2,500 fans filled the University auditorium for two hours as Lieutenant-Commander John Philip Sousa led a near eighty-piece band through a varied program. The University of Kansas band joined during intermission, performing Sousa pieces before returning to the main program. Encores included Atlantic City Pageant and Mingling of the Wets and Drys, with solo acts by John Dolan and Marjorie Moody drawing strong applause.
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John Philip Sousa
University Auditorium
Sousa
Stags
Mace
University of Kansas
University
Washington Post
McCanles
Ambrose
Thomas
C.S. Skilton
University School of Dine Arts
Skilton
Atlantic City
University of Minnesota
United States Field Artillery
John Dolan
Bereeuse
Jocelyn
Godard
Marjorie Moody
Dan
Ty Boy
Weatherly
Howard Goulden
Grossman
Edward Heney
Saxerewski
Gaderewski
Simpfunny
Survivors report Mafalda commander died by actions
Survivors arriving on the Freres and other ships say the Mafalda commander Captain Simon Guli died by his own action. More than 300 remain missing after the Italian liner sank off the Brazilian coast Tuesday night amid panic and suffering. Rescue figures vary with 936 of 1,250 aboard accounted by arriving ships and officials.
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Rio Jangiro
Principessa Mafalda
Formosa
Mafalda
Simon Guli
Athena
Mozella
Buenos Aires
Rio Janeiro
Bethany
Red Cross Roll Call Aids Douglas County Work
Dr A A Langston leads a county wide Red Cross roll call to boost rural health efforts and exceed last year's membership, with volunteers across townships like Grant, Eudora, Lecompton, Kanwaka, and Marion aiding schoolchildren and community health drives aiming for 5 million members nationally.
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A .A. Langston
Douglas
Red Cross
Lawrence
Remus Charged With Sheriff Murder Indiana Affair
Attorney Charles P hes II of Cincinnati said he has evidence George Rq millionaire bootlegger killed his wife Imogene to stop her testimony in a divorce suit. Remus allegedly murdered an Indiana sheriff in 1923 with motives tied to the Brookville case. State plans to show reasons tied to the suspected firearm incidents and a motel【Note: OCR text cleaned for coherence within constraints】.
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St. Louis
Charles P. Hes II
Cincinnati
George’ Rq
Imogene
Remus
Indiana
Tatt
Charles Elstop
Mus
Taft
William van
Brookville
Ind
van Camp
Jack G Intel
St.Louis
Brookfield
Trankelin County
Ohio
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