Navy plans big building program eyed on Capitol Hill
Washington October 28 AP A push to force a naval building program before the new Congress is under way on Capitol Hill. Lawmakers discuss funding for 3 cruisers of 10 000 tons each and two aircraft carriers over five years to strengthen the US fleet, aiming to balance rivals after Geneva talks failed to limit warship tonnage. The Navy has not issued official recommendations, but several board members weigh the need for additional cruisers and aircraft carriers as a major budget item.
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Capitol Hill
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Tracing of Bonds Difficult in Continental Oil Case
The government probes tangled bonds and coupons linked to Everhart and the Continental Trading Company. Through Senator Thomas of Colorado, it’s alleged Blackmay of the Midwest Company arranged oil barrels with Denver firms A. & Flumphreys. The contract’s pursuance is guaranteed by Sinclair Stewart and O'Neil as the trial nears midweek.
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Crcuit
Treasury
Eashing
Everhart
Continental Trading Company
Thomas
Colo Irado
Continental Company
Blackmay
Midwe Company
Flumphreys
Denver
Sinclair, Stewart and O'Neil
German Chief of Staff Heye Visits Fort Leavenworth
German Army chief of staff General Wilhelm Heye arrived at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, for a two day inspection. He and Brigadier General Edward L. King reviewed a Negro cavalry escort and planned a program including an inspection of general service and a possible Kansas Drake game visit.
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General Service
Lawrence
Cheyentte
Fort D
S. Russell
Wio
Son, Cape
Amissomre Rank Robbed High School Kid in Bank Heist
Robbers looted Worth Missouri bank early today stealing about 2500 dollars and abducted Hugh Ross a local high school student who surprised them at work. He was later freed from a box car after hours. A torch was used to cut the bank vault. Perpetrators believed headed toward St Joseph or Kansas City.
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Hugh Ross
Ross
Lime
Clarksdale
Here
St. Joseph
Kn City
Elk Guests Dine With Jayhawks After Practice Night
Elk members hosted Kansas football coaches and players for a dinner at Claty City. The event began with a speech by J. R. Holmes and featured short talks from Coach F. C. Cappon Barrett Liam Hamilton and other staff. Clarence welcomed guests and praised the team’s progress and behind the scenes support.
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Ity
Kansas
Elks
Beraus
J. R. Holmes
F.C. Cappon
Barrett
Liam” Hamilton
Clarence
Jain
Lawrenge
Show Off to Be Staged by K U Dramatic Club
The K U Dramatic Club decided at a regular meeting last night to stage The Show Off this semester. Tryouts for the feast have been held and announcement will come within a day or two from Prof. Robert Calderwendy and Paul Parker. Daniel T. Sigkey chairs production, Jack Myers leads program, Dorothy Gregg heads membership.
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U. Dramatic Club
Robert Calderwendy
Department of
Paul Parker
Daniel T. Sigkey
Jack Myers
Dorothy Gregg
Face Court Martial Over Aerial Dog Fight Crash
Safi Antonio, Tex Oct 28 AP pilots J D Cleveland of Cleveland Ohio and E A Sanburn of Upper Lake Calif face an army investigation for possible court martial after their pursuit plane formation collided at 2500 feet. They parachuted clear and escaped injury. Major James E Chaney ordered an inquiry to decide if the case goes to court martial.
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Antonio
Tex
Army
J. D
Cleveland
Ohio
E. A. Sanburn
Upper Lake
Calif
Pendin
Keily Field
Celly Field
James E. Chaney
Offigers
Majoy Chaney
Kansans discuss juror elimination and three fourths verdict
A Kansas State Bar committee report shows support for eliminating jurors in some criminal cases and adopting three fourths verdicts. The open letter responses include 198 lawyers, 31 district judges, 8 newspapermen, 50 other laymen, and 8 justices of the peace. The report also notes criticism of justices of the peace and recommends a county court system where only thirteen counties have such courts.
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Wichita
Oet
Kansas States Bar Association
Kansas
Justice of the Peace
Local Social Service League Seeks Clothing Donations
In Lawrence the Social Service League coordinates heavy clothing drives for winter aid to the poor. Garments are washed, fumigated, mended, and some sold at low prices while others are given freely. Small fabric scraps become quilts or rags, providing employment for several women. Notify Mrs. Geo. J. Baker, president, or call for details.
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Lawrence
South
Social Service League
Geo. J. Baker
Suit Over Water Power Equipment Transferred
A suit brought by the Electric Power company against Bowersock Mills and Co. was transferred from Douglas to Shawnee county district court. The case seeks to compel R. C. Jackman to sell at appraised value part of the water power equipment at the river dam. Jackman says the suit grows from a rates agreement between Iowa companies. Married in Topeka The marriage of Miss Minnie Glack and Lee Bush of Marshall Missouri occurred in Topeka yesterday. They will reside in NelM Moore. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Glack of Marshall. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Go Bush of Nelson and nephew of Mrs. Smith. Unitarian Forum Philip Dutton and Pagene Att erland will lead a discussion on The Coming Religion at the forum Sunday at 11:00 in the church hall on Vermont Street.
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Shawnee County
Douglas County
Lbwa
Topeka
Minnie Glark
Lee Bush
Marshall, Mo
Lawrence
E. P. Smith
New Hampshire Street
Nel- Bi
Bish i
Will Glack
Marshall
Bush
P. Go Bush
Nelson
Smith
Philip Dutton
Pagene
Erland
Vermont
Clarence stage comedy opens at Liberty Memorial High
The cast of Clarence performs tonight at Liberty Memorial High School auditorium under Mrs Berther Wilson. The four act comedy with leads Clarke Adams and Carolyn Rich House runs at 7:15. School orchestra directed by Miss Hazele Tynn provides music. Ticket sales at Round Corner drug Store with a few seats left.
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Clarence
Liberty Memorial High School
Berther Wilson
Llub
Miss _ Hazele Tynn
Clarke Adams
Carolyn
Rich House
Ethleen Compton
Pierence Gregg
Lorna
Jean
McElhinney
Henry
Hood
Jeanette
White
Henry Hood
William Whitney
John Reynolds
Evelyn Swarthdut
Rail En An In Conference on trunk line consolidation
New York Oct 28 AP representatives of trunk line railroads meet for a major conference on consolidation in their territories. E F Loree, sponsor of a fifth trunk line plan, will attend for the first time since 1924 amid shifting support among Pennsylvania, Van Sweringen interests, and other carriers. The gathering resumes meetings without Loree, following earlier tensions over eastern grouping plans and cross‑state alignments.
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E. F. Loree
Patrick ‘E. Croysey
New York Central
WW. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
John J. Bennet
Erie Railroad
van Sweringen
Daniel Williard
Baltimore & Ohio
Mr.Lovee
Lovee
Wall Street
Loree
Lorees
Pennsylvania
Jay Janes Sponsor Move to Get New K U Yells
The Jay Janes University two man pep organization announced a contest to create new K U or University yell. A five dollar prize will go to the student submitting the best yell. Yells will be dropped in boxes on campus for collection. November 18 will host the student elections to select the winter yell. Dolphan Smith Irene Hekelnkaemper Juan Slawson and Bates Huffaker chair the committee judging and selecting finalists for voting by students.
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Irene Hekelnkaemper
Juani‘Slawson
Bates Huffaker
Gómez Rebels Claim Victory at Orizaba and Federal Setback
San Antonio Texas October 28 AP Agents of General Arnulfo Gómez rebellious Mexican presidential candidate announced a messenger report of a decisive rebel victory at Orizaba on Tuesday. The statement says General Aguirre recalled for failure to seize the rebels, two regiments of the presidential guards wiped out, federal artillery captured, and other regions rallying to the rebel cause. Also notes census probe closed in Albany with former secretary Florence Knapp appearing on the stand. Red Cross membership drive launched at the White House with President and Mrs. Coolidge enrolled. Norma K Smith spoke to Junior High about her Europe trip. John Hinman former Cherryvale firefighter arrested in Parsons on a Leatherock hotel robbery charge.
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Mexico
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N. Y
Leboeuf Swith
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Red Cross
Washington
Conlinge
Ar . Barton -Payne
American Red Cross
White House
Cherryvale
Kas
John Hinman
Cherryle
Parsons
Leatherock
Honor Roll at Liberty Memorial High School for Fall
Liberty Memorial High School announces the first six week honor roll for fall with forty one students earning distinctions. E grades were awarded to five top students Sallie Arnett Helen Kinney Dorothy Morgan Zelma Syndal Fay Young. Three B grades earned by Wilda Boerkircher Alice Gill Willard Cropp Lida Weed Glenn Mitchell Kurt Riesen Ruth Sawvets Velma Thompson and Richard Geen. Movable mention given to fifteen students including James Andrews Kathleen Asher Dorothy Alliott Ellen Curd Giogriana Eberhard Richard Barber Ruth Blough Melvin Griffith and others.
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Memorial High
Sallie
Arnett
Helen Kinney
Dorothy Morgan
Zelma Syndal
Fay Young
Wilda Boerkircher
Alice Gill
Willard Cropp
Lida Weed
Glenn Mitchell
Kurt Riesen
Ruth
E Velma Thompson
Richard
B'sames Andrews
Kathleen Asher
Dorothy Alliott
Ellen Curd
Georgianna Eberhard
Richard Barber
University Women's Club Plans Tea Event Saturday Afternoon
The University Women's Club will hold a tea at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon in Myerstall. The Lutheran Student Association hosted a banquet last evening at the Thimble tea room with about forty attendees connected to the University. Ernest F. Philblad, president of Bethany College, Lindsborg, spoke on youth and the future. Tables featured Halloween color decorations. Guests included Miss Marguerite Lescher, Miss Ani Patterson, and Miss Gladys Eberhart.
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A.tes
Shureday
Myerstall
Lutheran Student Association
Thimble Tea Room
Ernest F. Philblad
Bethany College
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Hallowe’er
Marguerite Lescher
Ani
Norris to pushMuscle Shoals sale showdown
Washington October 28 AP Senator Norris Republican of Nebraska to reintroduce his resolution authorising sale of Muscle Shoals power by the government to states counties and municipalities under ten year contracts The move aims to place government control of the plant for another decade and prompt a congress debate on the issue.
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Washington
Congress
Lime treatment for alfalfa seed beds urged by farm agent
A I Gilkison county farms agent says lime on soils next spring neutralizes acidity aiding alfalfa and legume growth. lime is surface applied like fertilizer and should be done well before seeding. recent lime use yielded excellent results for fall plantings.
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A. I. Gilkison
Successful Hog Sale At Laptad Yesterday
The Laptad hog sale yesterday met with success with forty head offered and drew fair prices. Four local buyers were represented and participants came from new parts of Kansas. The crowd was the best in a long time, seventy five percent of hogs sold were Durocs and twenty five percent Poland. The top sale for each breed was fifty dollars for a boar. Eckman of Vinland was the largest buyer purchasing six head including a boar and five gilts. The average price was between forty dollars and [missing text].
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Laptad
Eckman
Vinland
Hopkins sprains ankle at Kansas bar meeting
Justice Richard J. Hopkins of the Kansas supreme court attended the Kansas State Bar association opening in Wichita with his ankle sprained after stepping from a train. He kept his foot in a tub of lukewarm water at the Hotel Lassen as sessions began. D. A. Valentine, clerk of the Kansas supreme court, marked twenty-eight years in that post, after being appointed by Chief Justice W A Johnston.
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Kan
Richard J. Hopkins
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas State Bar Association
Hopkins
Lassen
Topeka
D. A. Valentine
Valentine
Clay Center Times
W. A. Johnston
Ethel Bohnsack Hosts W I Eudora Meeting Anew
Eudora notes report Mrs Ethel Bohnsack hosted W I members on Church Street Monday afternoon with fourteen attending a brief business session followed by programs including songs and papers by Mrs Anna Strobel and Mrs Bernice Davis. Refreshments of chicken sandwiches pumpkin pie cider and coffee were served. Next meeting planned at Mrs Pearl Broters home in two weeks.
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W. I
Church Street
Anna Strobel
America
Berénice “Davis
Pearl Broters
Lava
St. Paul’svangelical
Young Peoples’ League
Clea Hoffman
Robert
Powers
Zarah, Kan
Weekend Guests and Local Notices From Topeka Area
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kraus include Ruth Daugherty and Verleria Brecheisen near Clearfield. Dinners hosted by Me and Mrs Harold Daugherty featured Topeka visitors and guests from Kentucky. Pupil supper with Miss Cecil Pett near C F S Richard Woods. numerous local family visits noted. Mary Faust born 1851 in Pendleton died 1927 in Miami Florida. pallbearers listed. funeral attended by sister Mrs Marion Stout.
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Arthur Kraus
Ian
Ruth Daugherty
Verleria Brecheisen
Clearfield
Otto Durr
Peggy Louise
Jof Lawrence
W.A. Carter
I Bohnsack
Ida Maines
Topeka
Thomas Maines
Kentucky
Harold Daugherty
Cecil Pett
Richard Woods
George. Lothholz
I. D. Harris
Harris
Mr. Lothholz
Alfred Setwald
Wendelins ,Schehrer
Charles Shea
Famly
Bucyrus
Kan
Albert Grosdidier
Bert Setwald
Mary J.faust
C. J. Faust
Pendilton
Ind
Frank Kate
Dan
Walter
Bertha
Tessie
Dan Faust
Miami
Fla
Walter Faust
Wellsville
Eudora
Grace Mount
Oklada
Faust
Drake Bulldogs Headed West for California Game
In Des Moines, Drake sends 25 players to Lawrence for a decisive trip. Coach Ossie Solem aims to show the squad’s grit for the November 26 meeting with California and UCLA. The selection hinges on Saturday’s performance versus the Kangas.
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Drake Bulldogs
Lawrence
Ossie Solem
University of California
Los Angeles
Solem
Kangas
Untitled tale of 1995 Penn upset and Britton cameo
Former Giants pitcher AL Demaree recounts a 1995 East coast clash where Penn faced Feun in Philadelphia. Captain Bob Reitsch recalls a 24 to 2 thrashing of Yale and Chicago, with Red Grange’s Quakers and Britton from Illinois adding sparks.
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University of Tinos
Bob
Philadelphia
Feun
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Yale
Chicago
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Quakers
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Daugherty
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Qualitts
Bie Earl Britton
Ilinois Fittback
Red
Mini
Biz ‘Britton
Elks Bowling Scores Highlight Individual Highs
Shimmons posted 277 280 262 and 266, with high men Underwood 203 and MeFarland 200. Edmondson 110 and 7% led the team, while Schwinley reached 715 and 690 for the night. French 493 and Schwinley 480 among top scorers. Tonight’s games feature Jones and Barteldes nine pins, Hartig and Perrison seven back. Local note: Dr and Mrs Will R Gorrill will spend the week in Emporia with Rev Drew Hammond and family.
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Hetze
Underwood
Me— Farland
Et ' Edmondson
Schwinley
Jones
Barteldes
Hartig
Pierison
Will R. Gorrill
Yena
Emporia
Gorrill
Drew Hammond
Mr. Hammond
First Methodist Jehureh
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