Germany declares state of emergency over Bavarian uprising
Berlin vents a nationwide state of emergency as Dr Von Kahr is named military dictator of Bavaria and General Gessler gains power to enforce military and police measures. Berlin fears Hitler linked coup aims while Munich reports quiet streets despite Reichswehr reinforcement and Kahr’s refusal to allow meetings.
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Ruhr Miners Strike Protest Over Passive Resistance
Sept 27. A 24 hour strike was declared by Ruhr miners in Gelsta kirchen Recklinghausen and Wan ne districts to show disapproval of abandoning passive resistance. Early word said general action. latest reports say it is a protest gesture with work to resume tomorrow. French headquarters feared possible rioting and repressive measures. The movement is said to be led by dominionist factions with a large following.
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Associated Press
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Newinn
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United States
Weather Observer
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Mount Hope
Sedgwick
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Liberty Memorial High School Dedication Tonight
The formal dedication of Liberty Memorial High School occurs tonight at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. This afternoon patrons are invited to tour the building and explore its facilities.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Martial law rumors sweep Wagoner as troops move
Oklahoma reports extend military actions to a third county as National Guards arrive in Wagoner and Tulsa counties. Courts prepare injunctions against Governor Walton, while Attorney General and sheriffs seek to challenge authority and remove troops. Indictments list 16 Wagoner defendants tied to flogging incident. Judge Means plans Saturday docket closure.
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Okla
Tulka
Wagoner County
Coweta
Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Apital
House of Representatives
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Supreme Court
George ¥. Short
J. D. Sanford
Tulsa County
Tulsa
Kate
Campbell Russell
State Corporation Commission
Walt
George Orchi
Russell
Orchi
Executive
Ben Wagner
Broken Arrow
Five men fined ten dollars each for gambling charges
Five men identified as J. E. Casey H. C. Ree Wm. Engelhard W. E. Bailey and T. C. Blont were fined ten dollars apiece this morning by Police Judge C. Stewart for alleged gambling. Dr. Florence Barrows, Osteopathic Physician, also mentioned in related notes.
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H.C. Ree
Wm. Engelhard
W. E. Bailey
T. C. Blont
C. ©. Stewart
Florence Barrows
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Postponed Vinland Fair Moves to Tomorrow
Bad weather forces Vinland Grange Fair to delay opening by one day. Stock judging remains set for Saturday at the Loskin Gen and Stevens Grove, located three quarters of a mile east of Vinland.
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Fraud charge in $10,000 La Cygne note case center
William Schaake and Edward Harvey sue My Grodzins and J M Grodzins for $10,000 claiming he induced them to sign the note by false promises to handle due notes. The case names Citizens State Bank garnishee and Latygne State Bank as parties, with $4,100 already deposited in Citizens State Bank. The preliminary hearing was set for October 15 at 2 p.m. and bond is $2,000. The involved parties include Schanke as president and Harvey as director of La Cygne Coal and Milling Co.
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la Cygne
Lawrence
William Schanke
Edward &. Harvey
Justice Clark
Grodzing
Wm. Schaake
Edward
Harvey
J. M. Grodzins
Citizens
State Bank
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State Bank of
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Scott Hubbard
Schanke
la Cygne Coal and Milling Co
Groulgins
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Groduins
Citizen's State Bank
Latygne
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County Fair Board Set To Meet For Finance Session
The county fair board will meet at 1:30 PM in the Chamber of Commerce building to wind up year’s business and determine the year deficit. Members with unpaid fair claims should present them before Tuesday. President Chris Schaake urges full attendance due to important agenda items.
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County Fair Board
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Organizing Republican Clubs Across Kansas District
Zimmerman traveled from Ottawa to Leavenworth today to install local chapters of the National Republican League. He spent weeks organizing Republican league clubs in the Third district, nicknamed the Kansas Balkans. Miss Gertrude Standing returns from Ottawa after a productive early week.
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Ottawa
Leavenworth
National Republican League
Franklin ‘County
Kansas Balkans
Lights Wanted in City Schools Prompt Kiwanis Talk Prize
Kiwanis luncheon heard Leland Barrow win first prize and Miss Wheeler second for talks on the U S Constitution. Judges praised Barrow and Wheeler as others noted outages as Pine and Guin schools faced total darkness. The club urged the Board of Education to provide proper artificial lighting, citing eye strain and study disruption during power cuts.
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Leland Barrow
Erie Wheeler
Kiwanis Club
United States
Wrelguinda's
Alfred G. Hi
John Shute
Elsworth
Dent
Mr. Barrow
Miss Wheeler
Prian
Deaty Paul Jasenson
Pine Am Guin
Three University Cadets May Enter West Point Next Spring
The War Department announced that Kansas may send three cadets from the University to the United States Military Academy at West Point. Applicants must be Kansas residents, show leadership, high moral character, and pass a competitive examination. Training will begin immediately in preparation for a spring examination.
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Lnited States Military Academy
West Point
War Department
Kansas
University of War
D.C
Fairmount
Wiema
TOC
Thee University
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Fifty in Orchestra to Played by St Louis Symphony
Fifty musicians will perform with the St Louis Symphony Orchestra in a May University concert, the final piece of the University concert course. Dean Swarthout reports eight concerts this season, with tickets still on sale at $5 for prime seating and 50 cents for the rest. Rudolf Ganz leads the ensemble this year in Lawrence, with several soloists announced for the program.
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Dean
M. Sivarthout
School of Fine Arts
of Louis Symphony Orchesa
Univers
Dean Swartholt
St. Louis
Rudolph Ganz
Lawrence
Betung Lawrence
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Liekut
Free admission for county grade school pupils at Kansas football opener
Dre F.C. Allen, KU athletic director, announced all county grade school children will be admitted free to the first KU football game. For the October 13 game against Oklahoma A&M at Stilwater, high school pupils in the county are guests of the athletic association with a letter from their coach. Only requirement is a letter from the coach proving they are on a high school team in the state.
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Topeka Bakery Sells Cheaper Bread in Lawrence
A Topeka bakery pushing a brand of bread in Lawrence is selling lighter loaves than Lincrened products. Lawrence loaves weigh ten and a half ounces, while the Topeka loaf weighs nineteen ounces. The Topeka firm pays a venue tax in Lawrence due to wholesale business activity.
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Lawrencey
Lawrence
University Senate Meeting Set For Blake Hall
Bucharest report notes rumbling in Bulgaria and Romania. Watts seeks parole after a 30 day sentence with fines. district court contemplates full remainder of jail term. University Senate announces a meeting in Blake Hall Tuesday at 1 20 in the afternoon.
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Levin Watts
Warolud
Donvicke
University
University Sea
Blake Hall
Douglas County Tuberculosis Association Formation Meeting
A meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon to form the Douglas County Tuberculosis Association. The general public is invited. The State Association officer will be present to address the gathering, which begins at 2 50 oclock. A rescuer, Alice Walker, aided a drowning girl in Potter Lake when she slipped into deeper water on Tuesday.
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Douglas County
Tuberculosis Association
Dri Seriiga
State Association
Potter
Lake White
Potter Lake
Ont Teesday
Elsie Grbinson
Shrhan
Alice Walker
National
Red Cross Life Saving Nation
Dist
Miss Walker
Chameleon Tongue Feature Noted In N Y Liberty Bonds Report
A fragment notes a rapier like tongue used by a chameleon to strike at flying insects. The description highlights the tongue's speed and invisibility to the naked eye in a brief science snippet.
Five Town Picnic Delayed by Kansas Storms and Flood Risk
Heavy storms hit five town areas in Kansas delaying the five town picnic to celebrate the cement highway from Kansas City to Topeka and Leavenworth. Persistent rain, flooding warnings, and muddy grounds forced postponement though expected attendance remained high and plans shifted to next Wednesday. The event marks the long cement ribbon linking Kansas City Topeka and Leavenworth with a reported highway cost near 3 million dollars.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Topeka
Leavenworth
Tonganoxie
William Heynen
Haskell Institute
Tonganoxic
State Highway Department
Enrollment by counties shows 100 of 105 represented at university
Kansas and out of state students total 8044 with 100 counties represented in the registrar’s enrollment by counties. A hung jury in Scott County for the murder trial of J Ellixon Scott ended after more than hours of deliberation. the jurors were dismissed at 9:250 this morning by Judge E C Gates.
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Atehiker
Darton
Bourbon
Butler
Chautauqua
Cheyenne
Cla
Jackson
Jefferson
Jewell
Kearney
Kingman
Kiowa
Labette
Lane
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Linn
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Lyon
Marion
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Meade
Miami
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Norton
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Otewwa
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Pratt
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Wiley
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Russell
Jing
Scott
Sedgwick
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Thomas
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Washington
Wallace
Wilson
Woodgon
Wyandotte
Scott Cas Mound City
Kan
Ater
J. Ellixon Scott
Arte
E. C. Gates
Big Springs fair closes after fine agricultural displays
A large county fair closed with strong exhibits in corn vegetables and grain. George Kreipe showed 67 varieties of corn and grain Roberts presented farm products while Mrs Martha Job had an excellent warder display. Livestock poultry and a Sunday Northwest district exhibit booth were noted obstacle races featured Te cumsth beat Lone Star 20 to 1. FWA band toured from Lawrence and the day’s weather was delightful.
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Afernoon
George Kreipe
Roberts
4Tha Iobae
Alo
Northwest District
Tecumsth
Lone Star Baseball
T. J. Sweeney
Lawrence
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Storm disrupts power as Leavenworth line faults hit Lawrence
A severe electric storm disabled portions of the transmission line supplying Lawrence from Leavenworth. Five traffic lights failed during the morning blackout as outages spread with the storm. The piece notes gravity on the moon is one sixth that on Earth.
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