Freighters Crash in Fog Sinks Two Ships on Lake Michigan
A dense fog on Lake Michigan caused the collision of the Senator and the Marquette near Port Washington Wisconsin. The Senator sank with a 28 man crew. the Marquette was damaged but later stood by and rescued survivors. A third ship disaster in a week left eighty nine dead or missing.
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Cleveland
Ohio
APJ
Michigan
Marquette
Wyauttee
Chiffe Ton
Higon
Milwaukee
Wid
Port Washington
Wis
Senator
Ainsberg
Marauelie
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Honors To Karl Bratton And Kathryn Langmade In State Contest
Karl Bratton a University of Kansas fine arts student won the state radio contest for males with Kathryn Langmade Nelson placing second in the women’s division. The district contest is expected in San Antonio Texas next month as awards are announced from Topeka.
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Karl Bratton
Kathryn Langmade
Karl Britton
Yeh
Univ Tv
Funsads
Ji Ile
Atwater-Kent
Lindley to address Kansas alumni banquet in Independence
Chancellor Lindley of the University of Sansai leaves for Independence Kansas to speak at a Kansas alumni banquet tied to a Kansas State Teachers meeting. He will also speak in Kansas City Kansas and attend the Kansas Nebraska football game in Lincoln on Saturday afternoon.
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Il. AT. Lindles
University of Sansai
Independente
Kan
University of Kansas Alamni
Kansas State Teachers Association
Atja
Kansas City
Lindsey
Kansas-Nebraska
Lincoln
Pome Strong
University of Kansas
Kansas State Tuberculosis Association
Strong
Rhone
Undated Missouri football show at press box kickoff
In Columbia Missouri the state radio ignition at Jefferson stadium press box notes a game kickoff set for 2 p m with a station identifier WOS.
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Columbia
State
Jefidmondeas
Saain
Weather summary for Kansas including Hutchinson Coffeyville
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a freezing temperature expected. Morning weather shows cloudy conditions. readings vary by location with muddy conditions improving at Coffeyville while Hutchinson and nearby areas report persistent drizzle and chilly lows.
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Kansas
Shinn
Baldwin Salesman Returns After Yearlong Absence
Gus Simpson, a Baldwin salesman, reappeared at his home after an absence said to be caused by a drink and memory lapse. He claimed to wake in New York City and then travel by boat to Germany, while his wife managed a small gift shop and neighbors and family worried he had met foul play.
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Baldwin
Gus Simpson
Simpson
March Fom
Lone Star
Baléich Company
Kansas City
New York City
Germany
Conference ends with talks on progress and reforms
The Southwest Federation of Religious Liberals closed its three day meeting at the Unitarian Church in Topeka. Officers were elected including Rev L M Birkhead of Kansas City as president and Rev H C Ledyard of Hutchinson as secretary and state superintendent. News noted Dr J A Milligan’s nonreappointment to the Norton tuberculosis sanatorium board and Dr H L Chambers of Lawrence as successor, with Chambers saying he does not intend to run for mayor.
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L. H. Birkhead
Sas City
Southwest Federation of Religious Liberals
Unitarian Ehurchy
L. M. Birkhead
Kansas City
Co. Leyard
Hutchinson
Amanda Worm
Mas
Missouri Valley Inter Alliance
Unitarian Rome
Ais
Kansas
St. Hf Shippey
Wichita
Skelton
Salina
M. Routledge É Hutchson
Reler
Board of Trustees
Kansas Universalist’ Convention
C. H. Manley
Jimellon City
Ithe Rev
H.C. Ledyard
Hutchin
Sory Treaghter
G. M. Day
Junction City
Kate Peckham
Emily P. Buckner
Reed
Laws Renge
Journal-World
Chambers
Lawrence
Thes Norton Sanatorium
Ambers
Douglas County
Governor Stanton
Leelingpton
Blue Mound
Milligan
Senate
Memory Expert Names Kiwanians at Meeting
A memory expert addressed the Kiwanis luncheon naming members and recounting faces alongside Rotary and Cooperative Club mentions. He discussed Southern delegates from Hot Springs and noted Garter’s convention report while G T Bailey of London and Arthur Collins associates visited.
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Charley Mens
New York
Morris
Harris
Rotary Club
Cooperative Club
Hot Springs
Ark
Garter
Waldemar Gelich
G. T. Bailey
London
Baer
Arthur Colins
British Isles
Lawrence
Kansas League of Municipalities
Lawrence City
City Schools Close for Teachers Meet Lawrence
Lawrence schools closed after the last class yesterday afternoon and will reopen next Monday morning to let teachers attend the Kansas State Teachers Association sessions in Topeka and Kansas City. The exodus of teachers began last evening and continued into today as out of town guests departed on trains.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas State Teacher's Association
Saturda
Kansas Nebraska football ticket sales urged at center stadium
Kansas fans planning to attend the Kansas Nebraska game are urged to buy tickets here. Dr F C Allen director of athletics says tickets for center stadium seats on the Kansas side are selling rapidly. A block of 300 tickets has arrived and remain on sale at the Round Corner Drugstore and the Athletic office until 4 30 tomorrow.
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Kansas
Kansas-Nebraska
Lincoin
F.C. Allen
Round Corner
Chamber of Commerce Milk Probe Under Way
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce launches a cost and distribution probe into milk in the area. Agricultural commissioner Catts leads seven counties from Kansas and Missouri in the inquiry. Clyde King from Philadelphia will visit Saturday to study the situation and help prepare a report for settlement efforts.
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S City
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Mis
Clyde King
Philadelphias Milk
Halloween Pranksters Keep City Police Busy
Officers rushed to reports of vandalism and pranks around the city on Halloween night. A 900 block of blacked out windows and broken streetlights were noted on Connecticut street while residents faced gate removal and property damage. Chief Will Johns warned parents to supervise children and prevent further destruction.
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Rence
Lawrence
Floyd Hunter Haney Barret
Connecticut Street
John Calibhan
John Ingalls
Ken
Hite
C. M. Young
Louisiana Street
Will Johns
Hief Johns
Local Driver Survives Collision With Delivery Truck
J H Hundley of 228 Locust Street escaped serious injuries after his Ford collided with a Kansas City delivery truck in the 300 block of Locust Street. The truck had parked for a delivery and its driver had turned out the lights. Police officer Floyd Hunter said Hundley struck the rear end of the truck, wrecking his car but causing no damage to the truck.
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H. Hundley
Locust
Kansas City
Locust Street
Handley
Floyd
Hunter
Rediscount Rate Shifts Amid Market Turbulence
The line reads unclear but references rediscount rate changes affecting banks and markets. Authorities or institutions are not clearly identified, and no firm entities or dates are legible to confirm the event or its location.
President Hoover seeks rapid tariff bill action
President Hoover urged the Senate to finish work on the tariff bill within two weeks and to move it to conference with the House. Senator Jones C Washington, acting Republican leader, pressed for a coalition of Democrats and western Republicans to draft a bill promptly, with flexible provisions. Watson of Indiana favored swift action and said he would not consent to adjournment without the measure being pursued.
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Washington
Watson
Indiana
Hoover
Senate
Hunt
Jones
Students Rally to Send KU Band to Lincoln Game
KU students in the Ku Klux Klan era? No. The University of Kansas fund drive aims to raise money toward an estimated $850 to send the band to the Kansas Nebraska football game in Lincoln. Contributions will be collected at campus kettles as students canvass organized houses.
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University of Kansas
Kansas-Nebraska
Lincoln
Ku Wus
Jay Fangs
Ow! Society
Imwaspendé
Raymund Nichols
University Athletic Association
Ithe Iti
theUnion Pacific Rooters
Lawrence
Creock
Paket
Athletic Association
New Tax Statement Mail System Adopted Countywide
Franklin countytreasurer introduces a mailed real and personal property tax statement system. Statements are mailed to taxpayers with receipts prepared in advance for in person or mail payments to save time. Slips are being prepared and sent out as part of the new process.
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Franklin County
Douglas
Douglas County
Milkmen
Beach Tells Jury Story of Political Pressure
Kansas City October 31 AP Political warfare advanced a step as Mayor Albert Beach testified before a county grand jury alleging the Democratic administration coerced use of concrete from T J Pendergast in public and private building. Beach, now in a city manager system with Democrat BE F McElroy as manager, cites affidavits from builders accusing city inspectors of forcing use of the Pendergast concrete.
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Kansas City
Albert Beach
T. J. Pendergast
Beach
Ashorn
BE. F. McElroy
Kansas Teachers Gather for 66th Annual Meeting Across Cities
More than 17 000 members expected with attendance rising to three day sessions in Topeka Wichita Salina Independence Dodge City and Kansas City Kansas. Public schools statewide clos e to allow faculty attendance as 30 lecturers join six regional meetings and L W Brooks pilots the opening in six cities. About 4000 teachers gathered in Topeka for the opening session led by W N Van Slyck.
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Kansas State Teachers Associaion
Frank B. Pinet
Topeka
Wichita
Salina
Independence
Dodge City
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
L. W. Brooks
W.N. van Slyck
Asociation
Trinity Episcopal Chapel Expansion Progress at Vermont Street
Workmen enlarge and connect Trinity Episcopal Chapel at 1009 Vermont Street to the adjacent church. Walls rise halfway, window frames installed, interior replastering under way, new kitchen walls, floor, roofing, and heating systems planned. Rev. F. B. Shaner leads efforts to complete the improvements.
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Trinity Episcopal Chapel
Vermont Street
F. B. Shaner
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mrs Watkins Presents Hospital Deed to City
The Lawrence Memorial hospital deed was received at a special city commission meeting from Mrs Elizabeth M Watkins and placed in the minutes. The commission approved a building permit for Skelly Oil to build a filling station on Vermont street, displacing the Cummings livery barn and King hotel. The monthly payroll was discussed at the meeting.
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New
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lizabeth M.watkins
Skelly’ Oil Company
Vermont Street
Cummings
King
Youth Rescued From Cave Not Seriously Injured
Ralph Gagwell, 2, was rescued from a cave near Parkville Missouri after being trapped for several hours. He suffered shock exposure severe bruises and probable internal injuries but hospital attendants said none were believed to be serious. A companion Vernon Oliver 10 ran for help and rescuers freed him after rocks fell.
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Kansas City
Ralph Gagwell
Parkville
Caswell
Vernon Oliver
Alumni Quartet to Sing at Kansas Alumni Reunion in Topeka
A quartet with Albert Ewert Rolland Stover Clarence Burney and Glenn Simmonds will perform at the University of Kansas alumni reunion in Topeka tomorrow evening. Prof. E F Gagle will host the banquet and Prof T W Bleckmar will be principal speaker. Eugene Christy director of the men's ensemble will lead the quartet.
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Albert Ewert
Rolland Stover
Clarence i Burney
Glenn, Simmonds
University of Kansas
Topeka
E. F. Gagle
Hanquet
T. W. Bleckmar
Eugene Christy
University
Kansas student in hospital after fall in gym class
Frank Ventura, 19, KU student from Kansas City Kansas, lies in serious condition with a broken fifth cervical vertebra after a fall during a springboard somersault in Robinson Gymnasium. He was moved to Bell Memorial Hospital for surgery with uncertain prognosis.
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Frank Ventura
Ld Frohman
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Bell Memorial Hospital
Robinson Gymnasium
New Hampshire Street
Lie Gymnasium
Tommy, Cox
Ralph.j. Canuteson
Uni
Ventura
Ganuteson
Methodist Church Night Supper Draws 300 Attendees
More than 300 members and friends attended the PF Methodist church supper and program last evening. Edwin F Price led singing, with Mrs Hume at the piano. Dr Harry A Gordon led a devotional on The Church at Pergamos. Dean Paul Lawson of the University of Kansas delivered the main talk The Christian as a Parent urging active interest in children and family life.
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PF Methodist Church
Edwin F Price
Joa Hhime
Hume
Sian
Garden of God
Gordon
Pergamos
Homer B. Latimer
Paul Lawsay
University of Kansas
Dean Lawson
Jayhawker Football Team Plans Special Rally Tonight
Kansas fans will attend a 9 15 pm rally to see the team and coaches before departing for tomorrow's trip to Nebraska. Short talks by players and coaches will be on the program with entertainment planned.
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Nick Gafford
Brick’s
Kansas Fang
Nebraska
Texas Youth Charged in Double Murder Case
23 year old Lather Berwick formally charged with the murder of Miss Belle Crow and William Byrd in Beaumont. The suspect was remanded to custody by Sheriff Cowsington under a Jefferson County grand jury warrant. The victims are identified as Miss Crow aged 18 and William Byrd.
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Lather Berwick
Belle Crow
William Byrd
Justice of the Peace
R. A. McReynold
Beaumont
Berwick
Cowsington
Jefferson County Grand Jury
Miss Crow
Willia
Profit Taking Fails to Stop Marked Gains
New York prices closed substantially higher on the New York market as profit-taking did not curb gains sparked by a dramatic opening in the stock market. Positive factors included optimism over dividends and Bank of England policy, with the NYSE closing ahead of a holiday closure for staff rest and catch-up.
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New York
John DQ. Rocketery
Bank of England
New York Federal Reserve Bank
New York Stock Exchange
Toployés
Deans Elect Head at State College Women’s Group
Mrs Mary DP Van Zile elected president of women’s association at Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan during closing sessions. Miss McGaffey and others named officers. Members praise hospitality of Chancellor Lindley and Miss Amos for support and conference efforts.
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Mary DP. van Zile
Kansas State Agricultural College
Matntattan
Cwemen
Elwerio
Association
Manhattan
Dit McGaffey
McPherson
Kansas 1
Wome
Lion
Ian Mra. Lindley
Rami Alva
Brylani
Columbia
University
Amos
Uattiy Moore
Mitchell
Laura Ewing
Mary Athile
Nationalist Defeat Reported in Kudwninehun Skirmish
Dispatches from Kithan say Nationalist government troops suffered heavy reverses from the Kudwninehun peoples array and are in unfavorable circumstances. The claims lack confirmation from other sources. Friends of Senator Bingham Republican Connecticut gathered in Washington on October 31 to press a reservation proposal and support for Bingham.
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Roper
Lod Lankow
Kithan
Bingham
Washington
Republican
Connecticut
Norris
Landiney
Binghamy
Kansas U. Fire Over Lincoln Scribe Charges
A Lincoln Star signed column by C. Sherman accuses Kansas University of proselyting athletes and hints at payoffs. Kansas athletic director V. C. Allen calls for a Big Six probe, while denying direct corruption and urging responsible parties to investigate facts already in Carnegie Foundation reports.
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University of Kansas
Lincoln
Sharman
Whit‘er
BK. U
Lodsy
Sherman
K. Ly
Lawrence
Sheritat
Nebraska
Anu
Kansas-Nebraska
K. U
Sherman King
Welcone
University of Kiessis
V. C.allen
Eas
Shernuim
Allen Rhatll
Amothine
Caregie
K. UL
Shawn
University A ‘Kan
Leann
Roman Aeparhy
Kansas
Jis Bros Frank
Wichita
Jim
Scouts Set Date For Father and Son Dinner
The Layremia Scout Council scheduled a Father and Son Dinner for November 11 at the Methodist church. El W. Kenge was named toasts for the evening. A Scout training course starts November 14 with sessions through the 28. Lip Bbrhead will lead area assignments. Many Lawrence Scouts will join others from seven counties for an all day camp at Camp Naish, returning Halloween night.
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Layremia Scout Council
Finn Fall Ofaipherss
el W. Kenge
Scout
Ralph Graves
Kanty
Lawrence
Jair
Camp Naish
Charter approvals link two Lawrence firms to state company
State board grants charters to Lawrence based firms for a shoe rampan and a concrete caban project. Lawrence Browning and M.N Otis are connected to the forming company. Porter concern to locate in the area.
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RAS
Lawrence Casrpanies
Rere Lmvrenes i Ay Browning
M.notis
Lie Rong Conmany
Ibok
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U.S. Alexander
Winfield
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Fairview
Kansas Farmers’ Union
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Texas
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Kent
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K. S.A
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Missouri
Reformatory School
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St. Louisa
Naneth
Boonbuille
Willys-Knight
Lutheran Church
Lutheran Architrels
New Hampshire
Winule
Waldemar Gelted
Wagner-Wilhelmj
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Bach
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