Slayings Probe Leads to Three Kansas Suspects
Three men were held in connection with the killings of a farmer, his wife, and four others in Kansas. Suspects Jones, Phelan, and Bloomer were detained after a dispute over an estate and will. Police planned further questioning in Arkansas City. coroner inquest date not set.
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Walworth
Jonn
Phelan. Jones
Call
Glarence Walwrirth
Winfield
Neil Jon
McCamey
Jones
Augusta
Butler County
Neil Jones
Clarence
Byoomer
Nil Jones
Okla
Tyas
Ofivers
Pheeldey
Cerl
Neil dJones
Ar. Bloomer
Sherif Ray Henderson
Arkansax
Bandits Loot Kansas Agricultural College Office
Bandits looted doors at Anderson mall and the Kansas Agricultural College building, stealing more than $2,200 in money and stamps. The Arkansas post office funds and alum ni tickets were among loot, with most money valued at, or below, the college post office. The secretary found the door open after the sack was taken, and authorities reported the total haul.
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Apy i -Parydurs
Anderson
Kansas Stat Wa
Icultural College
Kansas Agpic
Oklahoma
College Post Office
Federal
Kansas Nebraska game special train discussed
Lan special to Lincoln reports railroad company conferences on offering a special train for the Kansas Nebraska football game. University of Kansas officials said the decision would be announced tomorrow and that the train will probably be offered.
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Railrooad Company
Fran Lawrence
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas-Nebraska
2. Alien
University of Kansas
Weather forecast for Kansas described with uncertainty
The item summarizes a chaotic weather notice in Kansas with rain tonight and Tuesday, colder air moving in, strong winds in the central region, and muddy roads. It mentions temperatures and a general forecast but is garbled and hard to parse yet preserves the core idea of rain, wind, and slipping roads across parts of the state.
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Kansas
Pest and Norte
Slot Machines Leave Lawrence After Court Injunction Dissolution
Lawrence shifts actions as a federal ruling dissolves the restraining order on slot machines and punch boards. County Attorney Frazee reports the injunction ended after a telegram from Circuit Judge McDermott, prompting police to seize four punch boards and two slot machines. Merchants were cautioned by slot machine reps to cease operations. Violations now carry fines up to 500 dollars and up to a year in jail. Sheriff Rutariel awaits operator arrests.
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Lawrence
Harry Frazee
George McDermott
John Pollock
United States Supreme Court
Will Johns
France
Hess Dig
Tricia
Tnder
Frazee
Rutariel
Memory Wizard Delights Rotary as Harris Narrates Names
Charles Harris of New York entertains the Rotary with a rapid memory test naming members. Wayne Curfman presents the budget report while guests attend. Dedication week at First Presbyterian starts with communion and plans a men’s banquet evenings. Mayor Rannieellar Lindsey and city ministers to speak tomorrow. A young people’s society forms with officers James Asher and others.
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Charles Harris
New York City
Rotary Club
Harris
Wayne Curfman
Departmentad
Jackson Sholtz
John Bunn- Sholtz
Tiger Track
U. S
First Presbyterian Church
Pheodore Asziman
J. 2. Holmes
Paul B. Lawson
West Side Presbyterian ,Child
College of Literal Arts
University
R. C. Rannéellar Lindsey
Young People's Society
James Asher
Maxine Wilhelm
Sucreiy Florence Dill
Arn Gilbert
Municipalities Open 21st Kansas Convention in Arkansas City
The League of Kansas Municipalities opened its 21st annual convention in Arkansas City with 150 delegates registered and many more expected. Mayor Walker urged focus on better governing, not just bigger cities, while Frank Dunn and Jeanne president spoke at the opening. Police Judge Reed emphasized city cooperation and reform of outdated laws as Governor Reed prepared to address the banquet tomorrow night.
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Arkansas City
Kena
League of Kansas Municipalities
W. F. Walker
Kansas’ Cities
Frank L. Dunn
Jeanne
Wiliam Reed
Clyde M. Reed
Vthe Kangas Municipal
Goat Won't, Go to Tate Sheriff Rutherford Catches Goat
Sheriff R R Rutherford captured a real goat in South Park near the Courthouse as drizzle fell. The animal rested by the sunken garden while the owner’s word was sought and no owner appeared by late today.
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R. R. Rutherford
South Park
Iowa State
Kansas
Sheriff Rutherford
Editors to Meet as Kansas High School Press Conference
The annual conference of editors and business managers of Kansas high school newspapers will be at the University of Kansas on November 15 and 16. More than 500 delegates from 74 high schools are expected, with about 60 journalism teachers and state educators in attendance. Notable figures Major General William R. B. Smith and Rear Admiral remain listed as participants in related discussions.
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Kansas Teachers
University of Kansas
Journalisst
Navy Day Observed At Sea And In Port
Navy Day marked the 71st anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt's birth observed aboard ships at sea and in port. The fleet showcased aircraft and the new multi metadir craft while open house invited the public to inspect fighting ships and coastal defenses. A Theodore Roosevelt Medal for distinguished service was awarded to Owen Young, Robert P. Tinman, and Owen Wister, as Charles Evans Hughes delivered a tribute speech by radio.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Aires
Owen[d. Young
Robert Piltnam
Congress
Owen Wister
Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Scott Will Address Chamber Of Commerce Tomorrow
C Le Scott secretary of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will speak at noon at the regular luncheon meeting. Bir Bolt recently returned from the convention of the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries will discuss several topics of interest to the local chamber.
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Charaser of Commerce
Lawrence Chamber LP Commerce
Arrow
Bir. Bolt
National” Association of Commercial Organization
Evening School Classes Enroll Tonight in Lawrence
Lawrence evening school enrollment opens at 7 34 this evening at the senior high school building except for the home decoration class which is full. Mechanics, show card writing, mechanical drawing for men and clothing for women remain available with room for several more students.
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Lawrence
Ralph E.graber
Lawrence Evening School
Clade
Diptheria Epidemic Hits Wichita With 20 Cases
Wichita Kansas reports the worst diphtheria surge in eight years spreading for thirty days. City physician Dr J G Walle says there are twenty current cases and two deaths attributed to the disease. Immunization efforts underway at one school as the health drive continues.
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Wichita
Kan
J G. Walle
Stock Market Plunges Again on New York Exchange
The New York stock market suffered a severe second nosedive with prices dropping to near recent lows. Margin calls wiped out thousands of speculative accounts as big issues fell sharply and curb market volume surged to over 4.15 million shares.
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New York
Wall Steels
Aft
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Des Moines Paper Retracts Jabs at KU over Football
Des Moines Register to publish a retraction over a column accusing University of Kansas football players of being well paid. Kansas athletic director Dr F C Allen and Regis ter sports editor Mr Taylor say the writer was a color journalist and the school will not seek an apology. Kansas squad had just returned from Iowa State game and faced headlines mocking their amateur status and comparing Jim Bausch to Red Grange.
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University of Kansas
Jayhawkers
Bausch
Des Moines Register
K.U
Harlan Miller
F.C. Allen
K. U
See. Taylor
Register
Taylor
Allen
Des Moines
Lawrence
Kansas
Carnegie
Iowa State
Jim Bausch
Red Grange
Collere
Amn
Ames
Fans greet KU football squad at Santa Fe depot
Between 400 and 1000 fans met the University of Kansas football team as it stepped off a train at the Santa Fe depot. Plan changes postponed the rally for the Kansas Ames game, causing some fans to miss the event. An automobile accident report notes a fatality, Carl Ska Overwree Wied, and injuries linked to a red-stamped driver Alice Haws.
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University of Kansas
Santa Fe
Rocky Island
Kansas-Ames
Carl Ska
Alice Haws
Supreme Court Vacates Kansas Insurance Lease Order
Washington Oct. 28 The supreme court vacated an October 4 order in the Kansas insurance lease that prevented a rate cut ordered by the state insurance commissioner. The court postponed further action until oral hearings November 25, while about 5 million dollars is involved in the dispute touching 150 companies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas
Insurance
C. Pollock
Agricultural, Insurance Company
Hospital group selects officers at annual Kansas meeting
Dr. N Liz Heath of Bethany Hospital Kansas City Kan elected president of the Kansas Hospital Association at its sixteenth annual meeting held at the University Administration building. Dr J T Axtell of Axtell Christian Hospital Newton named secretary. Newton chosen as 1930 site amid aims to boost attendance. Convention condemned the state board of nurses examiners for closing small hospital training schools, wording the board has gone too far.
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N. Liz Heath
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Hospital Association
University
J. T. Axtell
Axtell Christian Hospital
Newton
State Board of Nurses’ Examiners
State Board of Horses’ Examiners
Convicted Pantages to fight on after verdict
Los Angeles AP convicted of criminally attacking Eunice Pringle a 17 year old dancer Alexander Pantages multimillionaire theater operator is jailed as attorneys press to keep him and his wife out of prison The jury recommended clemency but sentenced him to one to fifty years in prison Mrs Pantages was convicted of manslaughter in a fatal auto crash and faces one to ten years under bond pending probation hearing She vowed to fight citing framing by the dancer closer to the truth of the trial remains with jurors saying conviction unanimous from start
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Los Angeles
Get
Eunice Pringle
Alexander Pantages
Impressrio
Klondike
Pantages
Nodney
Lloyd
Debata
Fire Alarms Answered At Ohio Street Residences
The fire department responded to alarms at C. C. Cheasbro and Mrs. L M Bassett on Ohio Street Saturday and last night. A death near Lawrence is reported as Myria Thiry, 37, with funeral plans set for Wednesday at 1:30 pm and burial in Hubble Hill cemetery at Tonganoxie. Survived by husband Idalon Thiry, two sons, three daughters, and parents with siblings listed. University student Wayne Atherton, 25, died from injuries in a Pont City, Oklahoma crash. Senator Burton Sinking notes indicate concern over potential shifts in key figures after a late visit.
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Ohio Street
C. C. Cheasbro
Ohio ‘Street
Myria
Thieves Loot Five Vinland Buildings In Night Breaks
Five Vinland buildings were entered late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Thieves stole about 3700 from the post office, 40 from the grain elevator, oil and water line items, and gasoline from two filling stations. Safe combinations were knocked off at the post office and the co operator store. Fingerprints were taken from two safes. investigators believe the same people committed all robberies. Sheriff Rutherford and Deputy Sheriff Walter Niedel led the probe with fingerprint expert William Topek a.
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Vinland
Co-Operative
Bruce
Grain Seclevator
TR. R. Rutherford
Walter Niedel
Rutherford
Wiliam Topeka
DAMAGE AT LAKE VIEW SCHOOL HOUSE VANDALS STRIKE
Lake View schoolhouse in district number 1 was broken into by vandals yesterday after hours. They entered by the roof and crawled inside causing interior damage, scattering papers and books, and smearing paste on walls and furniture. A large picture with K U marks suggests children may be responsible. the school safe was broken but nothing stolen. The bell clapper was removed to silence the bell. Deputy Sheriff Walter Nieder investigated.
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Lake View
K. U
Walter Nieder
Ransack at Reynolds Farm Home During Family Trip
Robbers ransacked Fred Reynolds farm home on route 4 Wis while the family was in Lawrence. Discovered about 11:30 p.m. Sheriff Rutherford and undersheriff George Red answered, finding three pry marks, gun shells and a revolver missing. Bed clothing, four milk cans, and a quantity of gasoline were taken. few clues left for investigators.
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Fred Reynolds
Route 4
Wis
Reynolds
Lawrence
R. R. Rutherford
Undersheri George Red
Death Threat From Prisoners Aimed At Chief Johns
Chief of Police Will Johns received a death threat by mail claiming to be from three inmates at the Lansing state penitentiary. The letter, dated from Leavenworth, named the prisoners and warned of direct action or an alleged accomplice to kill the chief with an alibi. Johns plans to travel to Lansing to investigate the matter and questions why a prisoner would use his name. Two Kansas banks announce a merger in Topeka with Zenith Bank of Zenith and the State Bank of Lyvia combining assets and deposits. merger effective October 26, the dia.
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State
Lansing
Will Johns
Johns
Es- Lcapine
Watfair
Kansas
Topeka
State Bank of
Zenith Shell
Lylvia
Bikins
Zenith Bank
Subcommittee approves Hopkins nomination to federal bench
Washington reports that Richard J Hopkins nomination to be a federal judge in Kansas was favorably reported by a subcommittee to the Senate Judiciary Committee but the full committee took no action. Chairman Norris cited a favorable report with hesitancy and noted a member requested more time for further inquiry into undisclosed details.
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Washington
Richard J. Hopking
Kansas
Senate Judiciary
Norris
Ihe
Curtiss Flying School Opens at Municipal Airport
The Curtiss flying school began at Jawroneg Municipal Airport with Lieut. Charles F. Hanst as chief instructor. Pupils include Francis C. Hamilton Busch Spalsbury and Ottalee Lemke taking flight and ground training under McCormick, a Nevada-educated instructor. Hanst praised the airport and lighting, and Curtiss Wright Flying Service operates a Challenger-Robin plane for passenger service.
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Jawroneg
Cour Pile
Exch
Charles F. Hanst
Francis C. Hamilton
Busch ‘ Spalsbury
Ottalee Lemke
Intiate Af
Dae Telenhane
Srand
Kansas City
United States Marine Air Corps
Hanst
Law ‘Yence
Curtiss Service
Wright Interes
Curtiss- Wright Flying Service
Sprance
VT. C.2
Flying Service
Kldridge Hotel
Macias
Dean Amos To Speak at University Convocation
Miss Thyrsa W. Amos dean of Women at the University of Pittsburgh for nine years and president of the National Association of Deans of Women will speak at the all university convocation in University of Kansas Auditorium tomorrow morning. She earned A B and Masters from Kansas in 1917 and has taught training courses for deans of women at Columbia University. Amos will also address a meeting of the Kansas Association of Deans of Women and Advisors of Girls tomorrow and Wednesday with events at the Spooner Thayer Museum and Hotel Eldridge.
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Univensity of Pittsburgh
National Association of J ‘Pégns of Women
Tees College
All- University
Universe of Kansas
Miss Amos
University of Kansas
Columbia
Caiversity
Amos
Kansas Association of Deans of Women
He Lindley
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Eldridge
May File Essay Outlines for University Papers Contest
May file outlines for proposed papers Hind in the Hattie Eliz 4ne CsSay vantesh to be carried out at the University of I duri by the present school year. Entries must be filed by April 1930 with Chancellor E. A. Lindley. Contestants will explore a phase of the teaching of the modern problems. Prizes range from $0 to $2: ars. The winning essay may be printed in a booklet form.
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Hind
Hattie Eliz
University of I Duri
E. A. Lindley
Prot
Isun
Visas Granted for Kar Alyi Count and Countess
AP reports the secretary announced that Count and Countess Kar Alyi have been granted visas to enter the United States via a new application through the American consulate in Paris. The decision reverses the Coolidge era policy, and contrasts with prior opposition from Kellogg and Winter Goats, amid political tensions and naming of officials.
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Whellington
Stina
Count
Karalyi
United States
Paris
Department
Kelle
Coolidge
Lex Wangarian
Admiral Hortis
Wangay
Jasiney
Vouner
Kellogg
Milk Strike Ties Up Lawrence Area Milk Supply
A local milk strike by Meyer Milk Company producers disrupted supplies to Lawrence area distributors and consumers. With four distributing plants involved, a 70 cent per pint price rise was proposed, while a 60 cent temporary rate would apply until September 1. A Thursday meeting will organize the local milk producers association to coordinate actions and secure sufficient supply, as nearby plants report shifts to the Ozark region for options.
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Lawrence
Fotal
Meyer Milk Company
Kane
Layyrengsy
Sandefur
Ma Sandefur
Itven
Pistars
Gisea Fant
Salvation Army Set to Launch Annual Drive in Lawrence
Adjutant YP Newitt and the Kansas division Salvation Army staff will arrive in Lawrence on November 1 to lead the annual funds drive for the Salvation Army’s work in and around Lawrence. Newitt brings four years of drive experience, praising past campaigns and aiming to boost this year’s collections for local need.
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Newitt
Hane Service Department
Kansas’ Division
Lawrence
Laltrance
Sply
Lawreng
Ant Nevitt
Arkansas
Nevitt
Fie
Aviadi
Lawrence Bet Beet
Jocal Abdeess
Sanat Berg
Aml
Cuter Hava Howes
Willam
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