Ocean gives up part of secret about Old Glory wreckage
Old Glory monoplane wreckage reports emerge from three far apart sea locations as searches for the vanished expedition led by Lowensein Wertheim and Sir John C. Racing diverged. Wreckage found near Newquay, Cornwall and off Halifax point to a yellow plane with black lettering.
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New York
Atlantic
North Atlantic
Rand Coli
Raphanel
Pr. Lowensein- Wertheim
Sir John Carling
Newquay
Cornwall
England
Halifax
N. S
Sable Island
Joanne D’arc
Douglas Muir
St. John’s
St. Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
Washington
Student Kills Burglar in Chicago Chase
Purdue University student Richard Krogh shot and killed a burglar after a foot chase across fences and streetcars. He pursued the intruder into a field and fired a single shot from a revolver snatched during the pursuit. The burglar, not identified, died instantly.
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Chicago
Richard Krogh
Purdue University
Krogh
Reon
the Mart
Yankees Clinch Pennant With Doubleheader Sweep
The Yankees secured the American League pennant by sweeping a doubleheader from the Cleveland Indians, 5-3 in both games. Yankees and Indians split a pair of games featured with strong pitching and timely hitting across the day.
Ruth Hikes Home Run Record to 52
New York, Sept. 13 AP Babe Ruth belted his 52nd homer of the season in the fourth inning of the second game of a double header with Cleveland off Joe Shaute. It followed another round-tripper in the first game. Ruth trails his 1921 record of 59 by seven with 15 games remaining for the Yankees.
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Shaute
Wyatt
Hoyt
Collins
Pittsburgh
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Pirates
Mansion
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iUrban
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Gooch
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Benton
Walker
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Sherdel
Schulte
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Don Doak
Hardt
Henline
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Miller
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Moore
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Athletics
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Walberg
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Braxton
Ruel
Newroit
Ani
Stoner
Woodall
Lisenbee
Fate
Babe Ruth
Bart Combs
Hidlin
L. Sewell
Pipgras
Bengough
Indians
Joe Shaute
Ruth
Prelims Set For Tunney Dempsey World Title Fight
Six six round bouts pace the preliminaries for the Tunney Dempsey world heavyweight title bout at Soldier Field on Sept 22 Promoter Tex Rickard filed the card with the state athletic commission The matches feature Big Boy Peterson vs Knute Hanson Chuck Wiggins vs Jimmy Eyre Martin Burke vs Billy Villabeck George Manley vs Yalo Okum Jack McCann vs Warner Wycomb Armand Emanuel vs George La Reece Also noted is a profile of Fred O Bailes San Angelo Texas a one armed polo player roper and horseman who ranks among the west’s best.
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Chicago
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Soldier Field
Tex
Jersey City
George Manley
Denver
Yalo Okum
New York
Jack McCann
St. Paul
Wycoming
Warner
Cheyenne
Armand Emanuel
San Francisco
George la Reece
Washington's Picture In History Books
Chicago plates George Washington as frontispieces in two public school histories pending school board approval. The change replaces the signing of the Declaration of Independence and aligns with Mayor Thompson's America first campaign against un-American history texts.
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Chicago
George Washington
Thompson
Altho
Washington
Typhoon Killings Hit Kumamoto and Kinshin Islands
Reports from Asahi describe a severe typhoon and tidal wave striking near Kumamoto and Omura on Kinshin Island. Over 100 drowned with unconfirmed counts suggesting up to 1000 casualties in a town near Kumamoto. Nagasaki and Kumamoto buildings damaged. rice crops on Kinchin harmed.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kumamoto
Kinshin
Asahi
Mura
Pride of Detroit
Kasumigaura
Nagasaki
Train wreck near Centaur injures twenty five
A Rock Island passenger train No 40 left tracks and rolled down a 20 foot embankment near Centaur Missouri injuring 25. Three passengers Samuel Carpenter Salt Lake City Miss Margaret Schaezenmacher Louisville Kentucky and Edward Brice Topeka Kansas were seriously hurt but expected to recover. Several narrowly escaped drowning when the Pullman coach overturned into the Missouri River. Railroad officials blamed a sun kink in rails from recent extreme heat.
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Rock Island
Colorado +Springs
Centaur
Samuel Carpenter
Salt Lake City
Margaret
Schaezenmacher
Louisville
Edward Brice
Topeka
Kas
Missouri River
Midwest Swelters in Unseasonably Heat
Chicago and the Midwest baked under a heat wave driven by hot southwest winds from the plains and Missouri River valley. Chicago hit 92 as the hottest September day in history, with Iowa towns above 90 for five days and only three Gulf readings under 90. One prostration death was reported as forecasters warned no relief for days. Montgomery Alabama reached 93 as the nation’s hottest spot and the West Central states posted similarly high temperatures. Only the upper Great Lakes saw a forecast of showers easing the heat.
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Midwest
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Platte
Arenes
Missouri River
Iowa
H. C. Cox
Spear
Montgomery
Ala
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West Central States
Upper Great Lakes
Legion Commission Endorses Briand Peace Treaty Plan
The American Legion commission on world peace endorsed Foreign Minister Briand’s proposal for a treaty with the United States outlawing war. The resolution will be presented at the Paris Legion convention. Congressman Hamilton Fish Jr announced the action as the Leviathan sailed with the delegation.
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APS
American Legion Commission On World Peace and Foreign Relations
Briand
France
United States
Paris
Hamilton Fish
Legion Commission
House Committee For Foreign Affairs
Sheriff Mills slain in clash near Syracuse Kansas
Sheriff Govan Mills of Hamilton County died from wounds after a confrontation while arresting three suspects over a stolen car near Syracuse Kansas Deputies were shot and one suspect Raymond Norris was captured. Gilbert Tipton and Harold Waggoner confessed to shooting Mills and Deputy Ray Kumpf.
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Govan C. Mills
Hamilton County
Pueblo
Samuel Yagey
Topeka
Gilbert Lipton
Harold Dewitt
Roy Wagoner
Colo
Mills
Ray Kump
Kumpf
Ray Kumpf
Raymond Norris
Norris
Sheriff Mills
John Hench
Joe Zellers
Waggoner
Zellers
Plans to defend Harry Hill advances amid confessions search
Ottawa AP dispatch reports LaSalle county officials failed to obtain a confession from Harry Hill charged with matricide. The defense plans further conferences as jurors prepare for October 10 while State's Attorney Hansen handles Ray Zarncki’s trial for killing his uncle. An estate filing shows Mrs Eliza Hill left nearly all $50 000 to her son. Also notes John Coolidge returning to Amherst College and a street collision involving a Ford and a Buick near Ninth Street.
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Ail
APJ
Harry Hill
Todiey
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Ray Zarncki
San Ottawa
Ills
Eliza Hill
Harry
Alimony for Husbands Sought in Austria
In Vienna today the Austrian association for men's rights filed a petition with the ministry of justice seeking alimony for husbands. Formed in 1924 to combat what it calls female tyranny, the group urges that such cases where the wife is dominant be given priority in divorce or separation suits.
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Austria
Ministry of Justice
Toz
Austrian Association For Men’s Rights
Dairy Future in the West Prompts Kansas Talk
Topeka Sept 13 AP The dairy industry shifts westward and Kansas must accept leadership, says L W Baldwin president of Missouri Pacific in a Kansas dairy congress address. He warns non producing cow boarders must go to the butcher, cites dairy demand lag vs population, and urges cooperation to expand dairy cattle and profits. He notes Kansas ranks eleventh in dairy cattle and calls for higher production while balancing rail transport costs.
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Kansas
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Kansas, Dairy Congress
Baldwin
United States
Jurors Tentatively Accepted in Indianapolis Corrupt Practices Trial
In Indianapolis jurors for John Duvall's corrupt practices case were tentatively accepted by both sides in Marion criminal court. The complete panel was seen as satisfactory by the state after two changes. the defense challenged two jurors, Char thee Springer and Froderick Tegeler, amid questions of prior opinions and name similarities. The judge overruled the challenge to Springer and withheld ruling on Tegeler.
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Cor
John Lt. Duvall
Marion Criminal Court
Fiozco
Char Thee Springer
Froderick Tegeler
Springer
C. Shirley
Tegeler
Western leaders plan meeting on Al Smith nomination
Democratic leaders from nine western states will meet September 23 in Rock Springs Wyoming to discuss Governor Al Smith of New York as a possible nominee at the next national convention. Fred W Johnson says about five representatives from California Oregon Washington Idaho Nevada Montana Utah Wyoming Colorado and others may attend. A separate note announces the first University YMCA cabinet meeting at 4 20 p m at the Broadview Inn with Paul Porter returning from New York.
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Tah
Sept
al Smith
New York
Fred W. Johnson
Rock Springs
Wyo
Utah
Y. M
M.C. A
the Broadview Inn
Paul Porter
National Council of Student Associations
Enrollment figures rise to 3114 at K A university
At 10 30 this morning 114 students had registered at the University. The registrar George O Foster notes the number is unofficial as withdrawals occur. Lines formed in Robinson gymnasium and other enrollment desks. A $5 fine applies to post tomorrow enrollments and Jews must be paid promptly after enrolling. On Saturday 1078 and Monday 1799 registered.
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George O. Foster
Robinson Gymnasium
College of Liberal Arts,and Sciences
Karl Klooz
League Directors Meet at City Hall Report
So cial Service League directors met in the mayor's office but could not transact business due to lack of quorum. The salvage store report for August shows receipts of 113 and expenses of 23.70, leaving a balance of 87.30. Visitors totaled 613.
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The
Social Service League
Freshman Convocation Addresses Study At Fraser Hall
Olin Templin professor of logic ethics and esthetics and E Manchester librarian spoke to freshmen at the University during the third morning of the convocation series in Fraser hall. Templin urged balancing outside activities with studying and said class work must not be neglected. Manchester outlined library resources and arranged group library visits for today with sessions at 10 11 and 2 3 oclock and more planned for tomorrow.
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E. Manchester
University
Fraser Hall
Templin
Manchester
Sweetin Poison Murder Case Moves to Second Trial
Mt. Vernon Sept 13 The state declared ready for trial as the second trial of Mrs Elsie Sweetin charged with poisoning her husband Wilford Sweetin three years ago was called in circuit court The defense again sparred over the prosecution’s list of additional witnesses including Lawrence M Hight a former clergyman now serving life at Chester prison for the same crime The court had granted the state the right to endorse Hight noted as potentially useful witness for the case
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Mt. Vernon, II
Lawrence M. Hight
Chester
Sweetin
Defense Rests Case in De Mayo Trial
The defense in the De Mayo and Carnahan federal trial rested without presenting testimony. Lead defense counsel Walgh demanded the government elect its charge, while the judge ruled on motions as the case neared submission to the jury. Nearby, police reported a theft of about 1000 pounds of copper wire from the Kansas Electric Power company near the Douglas county line.
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Kanena City
Frant Tie Meyo
Robert Carnahan
Federa Court
Frank T. Walgh
Sudee Merrill KR. Ousasain
Ijory
de Mar
Kansas Electric Power Company
Douglas County
Lawrence
Florida citrus growers seek Jardine to head statewide fruit group
Washington, Sept 13 AP Florida citrus fruit growers want William M. Jardine secretary of agriculture to lead a Florida-wide cooperative citrus fruit association. Jardine has not shown willingness to accept and plans for the new organization are not yet definite. He declined to comment on leaving the cabinet for the post.
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Washington
Florida
William M. Jardine
Operative Citrus Fruit Association
Charce
Welcome remarks mark KU new student entry in Fraser Hall
Chancellor E H Lindley greeted freshmen at Fraser Hall as University of Kansas students began their year. He described KU as a friendly place offering personal attention within a large body, urged balance in students activities, and urged self reliance while noting two great moments: commencement and new student welcome.
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E. H. Lindley
Fraser Hall
University of Kansas
Kk U
Lindley
Mount Oread
Wife and Dog Beset at Home Fight Ends in Court
Frank Hosch testified in municipal court that he intervened when his wife and a neighbor’s relative attacked his wife with tables and chairs at Mrs Childs home. He said his dog fought another dog and he separated the animals during the disturbance.
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Jos Angeles
Frank Hosch
J. R. Childs
Decrease in Crude Oil Output In Week Ended Sept 10
Tulsa data show US daily crude oil production fell 7,028 barrels week to week ending September 10. Total daily output dropped to 2,518,080 barrels with Oklahoma down 16,580 statewide. Seminole eased below 450,000 and Texas, especially West Texas, tumbled by 8,246 barrels daily. California, however, posted a gain of 11,500 barrels per day.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Seminole
Oklahoma
Journal
Mid-Continent
Texas
California
Football scores mailed to coaches in conference
The K U news bureau will mail fooths scores from 191 to 226 in the Juri Valley to each conference coach for accuracy checks. Records come from newspaper files and other sources.
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Juri Valley
K. U. News Bureau
F.C. Allen
Turner Speaks at C of C Meeting in Lawrence
Joe D. Turner addressed Lawrence merchants at the Chamber of Commerce lunch, urging closer ties between urban merchants and rural trade territory. He highlighted Lawrence assets, urged statewide publicity for industries and schools, praised road work, and proposed a joint school and county fair exposition to boost contact with farmers. Local leaders and the Bowersock orchestra attended the fall luncheon.
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Chamber ‘of Commerce
Joe D. Turner
el Dorado Chamber
Butler-Sanderson Motor Company
W. C. Simona
Turner
Bowersock
Mexico Seizes Church Lands Amid Religious Conflict
Excelsior reports that since the anti church conflict began, the government nationalized church properties totaling about 100 million pesos, roughly 50 million dollars. About 73 million pesos covered church annexes, with 14,000 seized as services paused and churches given to parishioner committees under municipal control. Remaining assets include rural and urban properties claimed by prelates but held by others due to a constitutional ban on religious property ownership.
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Mexico City
Excelsior
Mexico
City Hall Introduces Private Phone Exchange
City Hall now operates its own telephone exchange with a central operator in the city clerk’s office. Calls to city offices use the number 401, with after hours access via 407. The system, in use about two months, saves costs and aims for greater efficiency though not yet listed in the directory.
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Glenied
Isador Duncan to Wed TM Former Husband of Cavalieri
New York dispatch notes dancer Tsanora Duncan will wed Robert Winthrop Chandler in Niece on October 11. They plan a yacht honeymoon to Greece where Duncan studied the trance that brought fame. Sergei Essenin, Duncan's late husband, hanged himself after their divorce. Also announced: freshman initiation ceremonies likely September 29 with faculty, students, and alumni organizing. A Chevrolet advert appears among the items.
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New York American Today
Tsanora Duncan
Robert Winthrop Chandler
Link Cavalieri
Greece
Isadora Duncan
Sergei Essenin
Mixs Duncan
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