Anglish Voters FLOCK TO POLLS In Britain Election
Reports from London describe heavy rains and massive turnout as voters go to polls to choose a new Parliament. Labor’s lead fluctuates amid weather, letters, and Liberal figures. predictions vary on which party will form the next government.
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London
Ramshy Maellfonald
Campbell
Jestor
Labor
Partive
Eturus
Asquith
Tloyd George
Pol Onquith
Li George
Kansas Forecast With Unclear Weather Notes
The Kansas forecast is partly cloudy with confusing OCR text about tonight and Thursday. It mentions temperatures around yesterday and today with uncertain noon, maximum, and minimum values.
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Kansas
Ineks
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Lawrence council on Young People's Activities formed
A coalition of local groups including Rotary, Elks, Chamber of Commerce, Kiryanis club, American Legion, city schools, ministerial alliance, teachers associations, and the local YWCA agreed to replace the existing juvenile recreational committee. The new Lawrence Council on Young People’s Activities will coordinate programs for boys and girls and appoint representatives from each organization. The current committee will resign as the new group forms and plans its first meeting.
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Young People’s Activs
President and party pledge support at White House breakfast
A news brief reports President Coolidge welcoming a group of labor leaders for breakfast at the White House. Attendees pledged to sustain government prosperity and stressed humanitarian aims, with speakers praising the administration’s economic and social policies.
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Chicago
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Coolidge
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Washington forms new coordinating hospital board
A federal order establishes a hospital coordination board linking the army medical corps, the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Public Health Service, National War Fund for Air Volunteer Soldiers, Office of Indian Affairs, Veterans Bureau, and related agencies. Hines of the Veterans Bureau chairs the joint panel to oversee clinical and medical matters across agencies.
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Limy Medical Corps
Blic Health Service
Af Hairs
Veterans Bureau
Hines
Ethrans Reau
Uiders
Oolth
Fragmentary World War I Era Dispatches and Local Crimes
Disjointed wartime notes describe troops occupying a river area near Watki canal and Shanha aki after fighting in Pei-Fu, with movements around Feng Yul Hsiang and Tso-Lin forces. Local police report a prowler incident and a bicycle theft near the gymnasium between 9 and 10 this morning.
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Pei-Fu
Feng Yul Hsiang
Loe Ki
Bomb Wrecks Niles Home as Mayor Survives
An early morning bomb destroyed part of Mayor H. L. Kistled’s home in Niles Ghio. The mayor and his family slept upstairs and escaped injury. A Ku Klux Klan parade clash with Knights of the Flaming Circle prompted permits disputes that day.
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Klan
Flaming Cirele
Davis in Lawsuit Alleges Governor Conspired to Block Teacher
Paul T. Brosnahan sues Governor Davis and Mulberry and Topeka officials for 32006 damages in a federal suit filed in 1923 alleging a June meeting at a Topeka hotel conspired to hold up a teaching certificate for Paul Brosnahan. Several named defendants include Allen W. Sandidge John G Miller J G Sandidge and others.
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Walter Shipley
Charles Yeakum
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Mystery meeting in Topeka draws Kansas women crowd
About 1,000 women from across Kansas gathered in the memorial building for a three day secret meeting amid rumors of Ku Klux Klan links. Officials stressed the rooms were under Grand Army of the Republic control and permission was granted by a local official. investigators found no Klan connection.
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White Speech Draws Topeka Independent Rally Crowd
William Allen White spoke at an Independent rally in Topeka drawing a crowded auditorium last night. About fifty University students and local Independent leaders attended. delegates from Lawrence were sprinkled among the audience and many residents drove in to hear White. Those present praised the address and White's reception in Topeka.
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Topeka
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Local Elks Delegates Headed for State Convention
Henry and W. W. Cl land Ed Alexander and H. Me rce c are named as delegates from the local Elks Lodge to attend the state convention in Independiente Kansas Morrow and Friday. Gohn was to attend but could not be present.
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Elks Ludge
W. W. Clland
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Independiente
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Four Die As Train Strikes Automobile Near Washington Court House
Four people died and one injured when a Detroit Toledo and Ironton passenger train struck a car near Washington Court House Ohio. The driver reportedly had a clear view and attempted to stop before impact while all victims resided in Washington Court House. Authorities had not yet determined the exact cause. A separate note mentions a Book Week committee formed by the city schools led by Miss Suzan Friend and Miss Cota Vaughn to plan events for November 9 to 16.
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Detroit
Toledo
Ironton
Suzan Friend
Cota Vaughn
Officer Dismissed for Retort to Woman Driver
Wichita Kansas October 29 a traffic officer J Turpin was dismissed from the police force for allegedly telling a woman motorist to shut your mouth after she crossed the street against a signal. The woman reported the incident to the police chief, prompting Turpin's discharge.
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Editors to Meet for Kansas Daily Conference Round Tables
Kansas University hosts editors from across the state for annual round table discussions on newspaper problems. The event runs Navy 14 to 15 with a Dad’s Day football game, planned entertainments, and a Friday planner show. Marco Morgan leads a Kansas Daily Newspaper Advertising association gathering alongside the conference.
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Topeka
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Lawrence Chamber
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Round Table
Gas pipe project near completion on Thirteenth Street
Dordins, manager of the gas company, said most of the eight inch main from Massachusetts street to Tennessee street is laid and about 1532 feet remain to be connected to Oread and Arkansas streets. The work aims to replace older four to three inch mains and improve service with fewer regulators. Estimated cost around 15 thousand dollars, with completion hoped before Thanksgiving if weather holds.
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Tennessee
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Louisiana
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Man Denies Ties to Rondout Bank Robbery Case
Brent Glasscock and his wife Avis were arrested in Michigan and brought to Chicago for questioning in connection with the $2,000,000 Rondout heist. Glasscock denies any link to the crime as postal inspectors form a conspiracy case. Also notes high school dramatic tryouts for a fall production title Nothing But Abe Truth.
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Chicara
Abe
Bleu
Lone Bandit Robs Bank at Linwood
A bandit robbed the Linwood State Bank at Linwood, taking about 400 to 500 dollars from cashier N C Kimball and fleeing on foot. A woman was captured three miles east of Linwood. she was imprisoned at Linwood jail after the escape car bearing Kansas license 62 437, issued to B V Swallow of Lecompton, was found. Sheriff from Leavenworth notified.
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Lawrence
N. C. Kimball
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Lecompton
Kansas Missouri game ticket plan announced
Dr F C Allen KU athletic director announced ticket sales for the Kansas Missouri game in Columbia on Thanksgiving. Written applications at the KU Athletic Office are required and tickets will be issued in order received with distribution starting November 10. Ticket prices range 350 for box seats 3 for middle bleachers and 250 for all others with 1000 tickets allocated to Kansas rooters.
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Public Sale Posts Record Bid for Denver Western Rail
The Denver Western rail line was sold at public auction for 17 985 700 to Donald C Swatland and Hayward Hibberd of New York acting for reorganizing managers. The sale, approved by Judge J Foster Symes, transfers control to Missouri Pacific and Western Pacific railroads under the reorganization plan. Swatland and Hibberd represented Kuhn, Lieb and Reams.
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Big Grande Western Railroad
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Death Plot Tied to Doukhobor Leader Homicide
Canadian Pacific officials link Vancouver explosion aboard a train to a death plot against Peter Veregin, leader of the Doukhobor colony in British Columbia. Five killed and over two dozen injured in the incident.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
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Ni Veregini
Pel
Ducks loafing in Saskatchewan as hunt signals delay
Hunters report slow duck migration into the Kaw region with birds scarce on the river and only teal and small ducks found near ponds. A Des Moines radio broadcast claimed Saskatchewan ducks are loafing and could start south once guidance from northwest stations resumes, offering lead on when to head north to meet incoming flocks.
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British Columbia
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Lawrence Choral Union Enrollment Grows at Third Rehearsal
The Lawrence Choral Union announces 471 members with fifty added at the third rehearsal held at the high school. Dean D. M. Swarthout notes benefits for singers joining, with future performances including works by Hurdel, Verdi and readings of Requiem. Rehearsals continue next Tuesday as the drive nears its final week.
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Court Opens Monday For November Term At Courthouse
The district court term will open Monday morning at the courthouse with jury reports requested for Monday. The bar meeting is set for next week and cases are listed for trial. Also noted is a monthly Chamber of Commerce meeting next Wednesday at noon and emphasis on Chevrolets in the reading.
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Election officials discuss handling ballots and sample notices
The county clerk reports a busy period folding ballots and preparing election supplies. He notes sample ballots cannot be issued publicly and explains the planned counting order to expedite results for national state and district votes plus amendments and a separate Second District congressional contest.
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Secretary of State
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